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Bethlehem bounces Yorktown in Class B sub-regional girls lacrosse matchup

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The redemption season continues for the Bethlehem Central girls lacrosse team. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! After being upset as the top seed in the Sec. II, Class A postseason tournament last year, the Eagles have responded in 2023 by claiming a Class B sectional championship, and are now headed to the regional round of the state tournament following a 7-6 sub-regional victory over Sec. I's Yorktown at Schuylerville High School Wednesday night.A free-position goal from Bethlehem senior Sophie Klein put the Eagles on the board first at the 21:29 mark of the first half. After Yorktown tied the game up just over eight minutes later, the Bethlehem defense, anchored in the cage by sophomore goalie Madeline Ward, locked down the Huskers' offense, holding them scoreless the remaining 13:21 of the half.The Bethlehem offense capitalized on that drought, going on a 4-0 run in that span that was spa...

Queensbury girls lacrosse outlasted by John Jay in sub-regionals

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- After a back-and-forth, competitive first half, the Queensbury girls lacrosse team could not overcome Sec. I's John Jay Cross River in a sub-regional matchup in the Class C state tournament, falling 10-7 to the Wolves Wednesday night at Schuylerville High School in a season-ending defeat. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The Spartans raced out to an early, 1-0 lead when senior attack Meredith Montgomery scored a transition goal just 61 seconds into the match. But John Jay quickly settled in on offense. After tying the game at one, Annabel Brennan collected a pass while drifting to the right of the cage, and shot across her body, netting a go-ahead goal at the 15:13 mark of the first half.The Wolves tacked on another goal moments later to cap a 3-0 run, but the Spartans were ready with a response. Senior midfielder Kendra Ballard scored back-to-back goals going across the middle of the field; t...

Chatham softball rolls St. Lawrence Central in subregionals

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

MALTA, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Chatham softball team rolled through Section 2 to win the Class C title. They looked to keep it rolling in the state tournament, starting in Subregionals against St. Lawrence Central on Wednesday. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The Panthers dominated from the jump, putting up five runs in the first inning. Chatham kept their foot on the pedal throughout, on their way to an 11-3 win. The Panthers will take on Northeastern Clinton on Friday in the Regional Final at 4:30 PM.

Albany Dutchmen prepare for 2023 with local flare

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

ALTAMONT, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- As summer approaches, so does summer league baseball. The Albany Dutchmen begin their campaign in the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League on Thursday. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! There's a lot of local flare on this year's Dutchmen roster. There are 17 players from the Capital Region on the roster. Two former star pitchers at Shaker, Siena's Ryan Bates and Stony Brook's Andrew Dongelwic, will take the bump for Dutchmen this season. "It feels nice, I get to stay home and stay close to family," said Bates. "I was a starter all year at Siena and with how many innings I threw, I'm going to be out of the bullpen for the summer. It will be nice to get a different kind of experience on the mound."Dongelwic is also excited to pitch in front of friends and family. "It's definitely good to be home," said Dongelwic. "It's good to play with a bunch of my boys again and get to have my family see some ...

How to Get Presale Code Tickets for Janelle Monáe Age of Pleasure Tour – Everything You Need to Know to Get Tickets

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

Multi-talented recording artist Janelle Monáe announced her “Age of Pleasure Tour” and we’ll tell you how to get presale code tickets and everything else you need to know make sure you make it out for a date. Presale code tickets go on sale Thursday, June 1 at 10 am local time, while general on sale tickets will start Friday, June 2 at 10 am local time. You can find the Janelle Monáe Age of Pleasure Tour presale codes and passwords below.The celebrated Grammy Award-nominated artist and fashion icon known for her unique sound, energetic performances, and when she’s not performing or recording music, her activism. The tour will take place in 26 cities, kicking off on August 30th at WAMU Theater in Seattle, and finishing in Inglewood, CA’s YouTube Theater on October 18th. Throughout the tour, Janelle Monáe will perform a show featuring songs from her new The Age of Pleasure album and classic hits from her discography. Monáe’s new album is set to drop...

Ask Amy: We live on a nice street, and we’re thinking about reporting the neighbor

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

Dear Amy: Summer is almost here and a house on our street has a really unkempt lawn. It looks like it hasn’t been mowed at all.We live on a nice street with small front lawns, and all the neighbors take pride.There is a local ordinance regarding this, but I’m on the fence about turning in these people. Another neighbor mentioned reporting them, and we were both wondering what you think.– Neat NeighborDear Neighbor: You don’t seem to know this family, but before turning them in, you might want to knock on their door and offer to cut their front lawn for them. Tell them, “It’s no big deal – zip-zip, and I’ll be done in 15 minutes.”They might be older, unwell or overwhelmed.Some church and community groups will take on this task, bringing over a small crew of volunteers, and I assume that this assistance is gratefully received by the homeowners.Dear Amy: In college in Montana, I majored in equine studies. After trying for four years, I finally got into an extremely competitive internsh...

Harriette Cole: I drink a lot. My life is fine. End of story?

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

DEAR HARRIETTE: I am probably what is called a high-functioning alcoholic.I drink a lot — both with others and on my own. I do my job well, and I handle my business. Sometimes I am groggy during the day if I drank too much the night before, but mostly I manage just fine.I was looking at my credit card statement recently and realized that I spent a lot of money last month on booze. That kind of alerted me to my reality.Related ArticlesAdvice | Harriette Cole: I’m uncomfortable with what my boyfriend does for work Advice | Harriette Cole: This young man’s question made me realize the truth about my marriage Advice | Harriette Cole: My dad’s job is in DEI, but you should hear what he says when he’s stressed Advice | Harriette Cole: She was mean to me, and now she wants my help getting a job Advice | Harriette Cole: I saw my boyfriend was googling break-up questions I’m su...

Spanish league reaches finish with 6 teams in danger of relegation

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

MADRID (AP) — Six teams are vying to avoid relegation to the second division as the Spanish league reaches its finish.Cadiz, Getafe and Valencia each have 41 points, Almeria and Celta have 40, and Valladolid has 39 heading into the final round of games.Valladolid is currently in 18th place, the last spot that will tumble along with already demoted Espanyol and Elche. But Valladolid has its fate in its hands because it hosts 14th-place Getafe on Sunday.A victory by the team owned by former Brazil great Ronaldo would be enough to secure salvation, but a draw could do the trick depending on other results. A draw by Getafe would be enough for the modest Madrid-based club to stay up.Cadiz, in 14th place, will play at Elche needing only a draw to ensure its survives.Valencia, which eliminated Espanyol last weekend with a stoppage-time goal, needs a draw from its trip to Real Betis, which has already secured a Europa League berth.A draw would also suffice Almeria at Espanyol.Celta, which h...

Sevilla ends unusually poor season celebrating yet another Europa League title

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

MADRID (AP) — It was the usual ending for Sevilla in an unusual season for the Spanish soccer club.Sevilla won the Europa League trophy yet again on Thursday after a season in which it went through coaching changes and had to fight just to avoid relegation in the Spanish league.The team’s struggles were quickly forgotten with its victory on penalties over Roma in the Europa League final on Wednesday in Budapest, which gave the club a record seventh title in the second-tier European competition.What looked like a season to forget turned into triumph after another impressive campaign by the Spanish club in the competition where it has been dominant in recent years. Five of its titles came within the last 10 years — 2014-16, 2020 and 2023.This time, Sevilla eliminated European powerhouses Manchester United in the quarterfinals and Juventus in the semifinals. It had gotten past Fenerbahce and PSV Eindhoven in previous rounds.On Wednesday, the team beat José Mourinho-coached Roma 4...

Mourinho acknowledges ‘nobody has called me’ as he considers his future at Roma

Published Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:30:55 GMT

ROME (AP) — Almost as soon as he was awarded it, Jose Mourinho took off the silver medal that had just been hung around his neck by UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin, walked toward the stands and handed it to a young fan in the front row.“I only keep the gold ones,” Mourinho said later, still livid after his Roma squad was beaten by Sevilla in a penalty shootout to decide the Europa League final.After coaching his team to the trophy in five consecutive European finals over two decades, it was Mourinho’s first defeat at this stage and the 60-year-old Portuguese coach was quick to blame the referee for not awarding a penalty kick to Roma for a perceived handball during the second half — as well as a bunch of other decisions that he thought English referee Anthony Taylor mishandled.“The referee seemed like he was Spanish,” Mourinho said. “The result was not fair and there are a lot of instances to re-examine.”Mourinho was also seen insulting Taylor in the garage of the Puskas Arena in ...