Yes, sports life here is far from ideal. But, Binghamton sports fans, this week you have a unique opportunity. You can watch the Bearcats host the America East Softball Championship this Thursday through Saturday.
Three players from the Binghamton women’s lacrosse team received America East All-Conference Honors last week, with senior midfield Katherine Hunsberger highlighting the group with selections to both the America East all-conference first team and All-Academic team.
The Binghamton men’s tennis team swept the major America East end-of-season awards and garnered seven first-team all-conference selections, while three members of the women’s team earned all-conference selections, the conference announced on Friday morning.
Binghamton earned the America East’s NCAA bid by beating UMBC, 4-0, Sunday afternoon, while the Bulldogs swept No. 7 Tennessee in the SEC Championship.
Junior midfield Michael Antinozzi and freshman defender Chris Bechle earned all-conference second team honors for their respective positions. Senior midfield Shane Warner and junior defender Garrett Augustyn made the all-academic team.
Men’s and women’s teams look to take second in the meet, held at the East Gym Complex.
The Bearcats finished with a 54-hole team score of 900 at the par 72 course, leaving them 29 strokes behind first-place finisher Houston Baptist.
Binghamton softball’s goal to host the America East tournament on its new field seemed lofty at first, but with one regular season series left on slate and at least second-place secured, it can happen. The team needs to take two...
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The Binghamton baseball team squared off for two final non-conference matchups against Marist and Siena at the Bearcats Sports Complex on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, losing each game by seven runs.
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