In one of the biggest rivalry games in Section V boys basketball, the Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagles head west on Route 31 to take on the Lyons Lions at the Atwood Gymnasium on Thursday night. Jim Sinicropi and Rhett Ticconi have the call for FL1 Sports.
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On Opening Night for Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball, FL1 Sports is in Clyde for a crossover border battle between the Mynderse Academy Blue Devils and the Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagles. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Sharp have the call from courtside at Clyde-Savannah High School in FingerLakes1.com’s first live stream of the 2018-19 season.
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When basketball fans learned that Clyde-Savannah would drop from Class C2 to Class D1 this season, many assumed a Sectional title would be a given. After winning the Wayne County League for a second consecutive season, the Golden Eagles turned their sites towards sectionals, and a trip to the Blue Cross Arena. Waiting for C-S, was a surprising Finger Lakes West squad, the Honeoye Bulldogs who boasted two 1,000 point scorers and had their eyes on an upset after jumping out to a 13-8 lead at the outset of Saturday’s Section V Class D1 Championship Game.
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Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagle seniors Derrick Chance, Dru Carnevale and Marcus Chance are guests on the Upstate Hoops Podcast on Sunday morning just three days after clinching back-to-back Wayne County titles by defeating their rival Lyons in front of a packed gymnasium in Clyde. Also, a look at all the boys and girls league standings in the Wayne-Finger Lakes as the regular season comes to a close this week and the second to last editions of FL1 Sports Power Rankings are revealed.
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The first meeting of the Route 31 Rivalry saw Lyons defeat Clyde-Savannah 87-82 at the Atwood Gymnasium in one of the most entertaining games of the season so far. On Thursday night, the two Wayne County goliaths square-off in Clyde with matching 13-1 league records. The Golden Eagles feature a tremendous trio of seniors in Derrick Chance, Dru Carnevale and Marcus Chance. Lyons features junior stand-out point guard Justice Smith, fresh off scoring his 1,000th career point on Tuesday night against Williamson. The winner takes the historic Wayne County league championship. Jim Sinicropi and Matt Verkey will have the call for FL1 Sports.
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It was rocking at the sold out Atwood Gymnasium on Saturday night as the Lyons Lions hosted the Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagles in a game with Wayne County League title implications. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Sharp have the call for FL1 Sports.
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The East Rochester Bombers take on first-place Clyde-Savannah in a battle atop of the Wayne County Standings on Wednesday night in Clyde. With a win, the Golden Eagles would clinch the outright Wayne County League championship. Jim Sinicropi and Mike Alessio have the call for FL1 Sports…
One of the best rivalries in Section V basketball was renewed on Thursday night on a new stage. The Clyde-Savannah Golden Eagles took on the neighboring Lyons Lions at the Lyons Community Center as both teams position for Sectional seeding heading into the season’s final two weeks. For Clyde, a win would virtually clinch a Wayne County championship. Jim Sinicropi and Matt Verkey have the call from Lyons on FL1 Sports…
The Lyons Lions head east on Route 31 to face arch-rival Clyde-Savannah in a Thursday night, Christmas Week, Wayne County double-header battle on FL1 Sports. Jim Sinicropi, Matt Verkey and Rhett Ticconi have the call for the girls and boys varsity match-ups on FingerLakes1.com…
FingerLakes1.com kicks off our 2016-17 Wayne-Finger Lakes High School Basketball coverage with a quadruple header from the New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls, NY on Saturday, November 26th. Brendan Harrington and Tane Robinson have the call for the first two games. Jim Sinicropi and Kevin Korzeniewski are in the booth for the two late games.
GAME 1: 12 PM – LYONS VS. SOUTHERN CAYUGA
GAME 2: 02 PM – NR-WOLCOTT VS. GENEVA
GAME 3: – WATERLOO VS. SOUTH SENECA
06 PM – CLYDE-SAVANNAH VS. MYNDERSE
Lyons head coach Zac Young is in-studio to talk about his squad heading into the season and to help us preview the Wayne County League. Also, a recap off the NYCC Tip-Off Classic involving Lyons, Southern Cayuga, South Seneca and Mynderse and we release our first 10 team Wayne-Finger Lakes Power Rankings.
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Kenny Haas gives his thoughts on the recent domestic violence issues Roger Goodell and the National Football League are dealing with. Also, a look back at Syracuse’s win over Central Michigan, Mynderse Academy’s loss to Dundee, and what the U.S. needs to do with ISIS.
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