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Open team wins at Paul Smith’s Fall Meet
“It was a great start to the season. We will get back to the practice field to build on this success and prep for our next competition in a few weeks (Oct. 26) at SUNY ESF.” Head Coach Scott Bingham
Alfred State archery team competes at 3D National Championships
“The weather was tough to start and played a factor. Our archers battled through and finished strong with excellent performances on day two. We will build on this effort as we move to the indoor season.”Head Coach Greg Sammons
Jacob Robinson awarded the SUNY ACT annual award
“I am extremely honored to receive this award. Growing up I was always taught to be a good person and try to help others. Wanting to do good for yourself is great but wanting to do things for other people is what I truly feel is the definition of a decent person.” Jacob Robinson
Mongolian bronze medalist wrestler works with ASC women’s wrestlers
“Having a wrestler of her caliber working directly with my athletes was an amazing opportunity. We have begun building a relationship not only with Batteseg but with possible future Mongolian student-athletes.” Margaret Laine