William Schwartz

wschwar2@binghamton.edu

17 Articles

Basketball

Impressive defense leads Binghamton women's basketball to upset of third-ranked Stony Brook

By William Schwartz -

The Binghamton University women’s basketball team (10-12, 5-2 America East), picked to finish last in the America East’s preseason poll, pulled off its biggest upset of the season on Wednesday night when ...

Basketball

Watkins records triple-double for Binghamton women's basketball in victory over Nyack

By William Schwartz -

With 5:30 left in a blowout game between the Binghamton women’s basketball team and Division II Nyack College, freshman guard Rebecca Carmody swooped to the basket and finished what appeared to be ...

Basketball

Women's basketball falls to Michigan, 90-62, as Carmody earns ROW honors

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The Binghamton women’s basketball team kicked off its regular-season campaign in a challenging fashion on Saturday, losing 90-62, on the road to powerhouse Michigan. While a scoring deficit of nearly 30 might ...

Soccer

Men's soccer prepares to take on defending AE champion UMBC

By William Schwartz -

In the midst of its best regular-season run since 2009, the Binghamton men’s soccer team (7-5-2, 2-1-1 America East) will face another legitimate challenge this weekend when it takes on 2014 America ...

Soccer

Men's soccer defeats Vermont, 2-1, for first conference victory

By William Schwartz -

While the entire soccer season requires a tremendous level of intensity, games seem to gain extra fervor when America East play commences. Entering its conference opener against a surging Vermont team, Binghamton ...

Soccer

Men's soccer falls short against Princeton, 3-1, for second straight loss

By William Schwartz -

Although the Binghamton men’s soccer team opened its 2015 campaign in red-hot form, it appears that the Bearcats (5-4) seem to have hit a wall. After dropping Saturday night’s match against Princeton, ...

Soccer

Galluzzo powers men's soccer past Siena, 2-1

By William Schwartz -

Fortunately for the Binghamton men’s soccer team (5-2-0), this was the most profound shortcoming Galluzzo had in Binghamton’s 2-1 victory over Siena (0-5-2), in which he tallied both goals and made a ...