The Binghamton men's basketball team earned its sixth consecutive victory with a 78-68 road win at Army Sunday afternoon.

The Binghamton Black Bears picked up another victory with a 4-2 triumph over Motor City Saturday night.

The Binghamton Bulldogs continued their undefeated start to the 2024-2025 season with a 126-89 victory over 518 Ballers Saturday evening at Bulldogs Sports Complex.

Waverly defeated Chenango Valley, 43-41, Saturday afternoon in girls basketball action.

Windsor defeated Chenango Forks, 61-56, in boys basketball action Saturday afternoon.

Maine-Endwell defeated Johnson City, 73-44, Saturday afternoon in boys basketball action. 

The Broome County high school hockey team suffered a 5-4 loss to Cazenovia in overtime Friday night at The Farm.

The Black Bears will now look to sweep the weekend with a matchup against Motor City on Saturday at 7:00 P.M.

Binghamton improves to 7-5 overall and will host SUNY Geneseo in their final non-conference game of the season.

The Seton Catholic boys basketball team was firing on all cylinders in their Friday night showdown against the Owego River Hawks, dropping 64 points while holding the Hawks to just 25.

The Patriots continue their successful start with a 90-52 win over Union-Endicott.

Emma Phelan would drop a team-high 17 points in Johnson City's first STAC win of the season taking down Maine-Endwell 67-50.

Norwich senior guard Steven Dowdall scored half of his team's points, leading the Tornado with 33 in their 66-56 win on the road against Chenango Valley.

The Bearcats fall to 6-5 on the season and will have two more non-conference games at home before they begin conference play, the first game will be this Friday taking on Molloy University at 6:07 P.M.

The Bearcats now improve to 7-6 overall this season and will wrap up their non-conference schedule on the road at Army on December 22 and at Marist on the 29. Binghamton will open up conference play in January 4 at home when they host UMBC

Scores from the high school basketball world for December 18, 2024.

Watson would sign his National Letter of Intent to play for Division-I UConn next season. In his final two years with the Wolverines Watson would be key to the offensive success accounting for 28 touchdowns.

Union-Endicott would fall at home against STAC West opponent Elmira in a 58-41 final.

The Golden Bears would trail 29-15 at the half to the Blue Raiders and would be unable to make a comeback as Horseheads beats Vestal in a 53-33 final.

A new fundraising campaign is underway at Hartwick College.

Maine-Endwell boys basketball is coming off their best finish in the programs history featuring both a sectional title and a state final four appearance.

Hartwick College is adding two varsity sports to its athletics program.

The FPHL has announced multiple changes to the Binghamton Black Bears schedule. Due to the Hudson Valley Venom being sold last week and now being rebranded as HC Venom, Binghamton has three games that have changed.

The SUNY Broome women's basketball team suffered an 84-21 loss at home to Hudson Valley Community College Sunday afternoon.

The Binghamton men's basketball team defeated Lancaster Bible College, a NCAA Division III opponent, 85-60 Sunday afternoon at the Events Center.

The Binghamton women's basketball team defeated Siena, 64-62, Sunday afternoon. 

Norwich defeated Newfield, 61-50, Saturday night to win the Mark Woitach Tournament championship at Johnson City High School.

The Binghamton Bulldogs improved to 5-0 overall with a 118-97 win over Bennington (VT) Saturday night at Bulldog Sports Complex. 

Owego overcame an early deficit to earn a 57-55 road win at Windsor Saturday afternoon.

Waverly defeated Susquehanna Valley, 68-41, Saturday afternoon.

Johnson City defeated Chenango Valley, 59-49, Saturday evening to claim the Mark Woitach Tournament title.

The Sabers would pick up a 62-47 victory at home over Binghamton for their fourth straight win this season.

Newfield defeated host Johnson City, 72-68, Friday night in the semifinals of the Mark Woitach Tournament. 

Steven Dowdall scored 25 points to lead Norwich to a 70-47 victory over Athens (PA) in the semifinals of the Mark Woitach Tournament Friday night at Johnson City. 

The next home game for the Buzz will be in 2025 on January 10 against the New Jersey Titans

Allan Eagles and Liam Kozel each scored 18 points on Thursday night, leading the Seton Catholic Saints past the Waverly Wolverines 91-41 for their first win of the 2024-2025 season.

The Wildcats would win their semi-final contest of the Mark Woitach Tip-Off Tournament as they would take down Union Springs by a final score of 46-35.

The Warriors will now take on Johnson City at 3:30 on Saturday for the championship, Greene will face Union Springs on the same day at 12:00 in the consolation.

The Bulls open up their 2024-25 season Friday night at the SUNY Broome Ice Center hosting Mamaroneck at 6:15 P.M.

Bartlow has earned all division honors over the last four seasons while also having a program leading 698 saves and a 69% save percentage during his four years on varsity