
Doin it at Thornden Park
Doin it at Thornden Park
A view from third base at the old P&C Stadium
The Syracuse Chiefs have started the season strong. Their home opener is tomorrow and the first pitch will be thrown out by Syracuse University Basketball senior and local star Brandon Triche.
Brandon Triche goes for a dunk at Manley Fieldhouse during his senior season at Jamesville-Dewitt High.
Students celebrate on Marshall Street following Syracuse's win in the 2003 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship game.
Merchant Entrance: Marshall Street
Louis McCollough, is the half brother of Kevin Garnett and cousin of Shammond Williams.
Here are a few photographs from the inaugural season (a season cut short before it ended) of the Syracuse Raging Bullz (ABA).
Coach Terrill Dean
Marlin Johnson
Mascot
Dayshawn Wright
Ceremonial jump ball with former Onondaga County Executive Nick Pirro
Mackenzie Clark
Halftime Entertainment: Soul Food Babies
Jon Ferris
Behind big-time plays by Romero Collier,Franky Vigliotti and Christopher Hicks, Henninger used a third quarter rush to overtake Liverpool on Tuesday night in round two of the high school basketball playoffs. Henninger won 57-53. They play West Genesee next.
Don’t just talk about the weather, do something about it
Central Tech alumni Freeman Finch (photographer) and Manny Breland (retired educator and SU legend) prepare to enter the ceremony.
The Institute of Technology (ITC) High School (formerly Central Tech and Syracuse Central) welcomed back alumni in a homecoming event held between two basketball games last night. Former students and members of the community took tours of the new building and got a look at the new gym.
DJ Rivers takes a free-throw during the first half of the junior varsity game (vs. Marcellus).
Central Tech alum and basketball legend Roy Neal points out members of a historic championship team at Central Tech from a vintage photo.
Kevin Edge and Richard McKinnon, members of the Central Tech class of 1972, said they were impressed with the new facilities.
Former NBA player, coach and GM Al Bianchi named Dolph Schayes as one of his top five NYC basketball players of all time in an article that ran in today’s New York Times. Both men played for the Syracuse Nationals. Schayes was the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1949.
Julius “Pop” Anderson drives to the bucket during a 2nd round game at Gus Macker on Saturday.
The CNS Studs battled Clear the Lane on Dream Court for bragging rights in the Younger Division under the watchful eye of Scoop Jardine and Jasmine Jordan (Aspen Athletic Announcers Booth).