Posts Tagged ‘Syracuse Academy of Science’
Outside the Coaching Box: Episode 1
Wednesday, February 22nd, 2017Cuse’s Lyric
Tuesday, February 21st, 2017
Tonight SAS guard Lyric Jackson netted 12 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in the Atoms’ 60-48 win over Waterville. She also had 5 steals.
Game of the Week
Saturday, February 18th, 2017
SAS shooting guard Symir Torrence put Section III on notice as he went for 30 (9 above his season average) in the Atoms first playoff game against Oswego last night.
Torrence is a reason to keep an eye on the Atoms. He nearly amassed a triple-double (he had only 7 assists) during Friday’s 81-66 win. Up next for SAS is Indian River on Tuesday.
Ballin’ in the Lab
Friday, February 27th, 2015
Here are two great moves by Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) forward Jesse Murray in the team’s quarterfinal sectional win over The Institute of Technology Syracuse Central earlier this week. The game was played in the SAS gym, aka, the Lab.
The final score was 73-59, including a 29-point second quarter for SAS.
Murray finished with 24 points.
SAS will play Sherburne-Earlville on Sunday.
Tale of Two Halves: Coach’s Box
Wednesday, February 25th, 2015
Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) Coach Onur Gokce tries to calm a player after a technical foul call in the first half of last night’s game versus ITC.
Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) defeated Institute of Technology Syracuse Central (ITC) last night in a Sectionals match up played at the Lab (Park Street). ITC raced out to a big lead in the first quarter, but SAS, with big-time support from their home crowd, made a furious comeback and pulled away in the third quarter. The final score was 73-59.
By the fourth quarter the game was out of reach and Coach Gokce went down the bench searching for high fives from his players.
Future President (part 3)
Friday, November 14th, 2014
Syracuse Academy of Science 6th grader Raquan Pride II reminded us that maturity has to do with acceptance of responsibility, not necessarily age. Pride participated in the community dialogue at CFAC last night and his eloquent comments often brought elicited surprise and applause.
Making the Grade
Saturday, January 16th, 2010
SAS’s Lavell Ellick
Apparently Syracuse Academy of Science (SAS) varsity basketball has passed the test. Three years ago when I covered their inaugural campaign they were winless and at the bottom of their division. I saw them play Onondaga last night and they won 73-63 to maintain their place at the top of the Patriot League division. They have gone from the basement to a serious contender thanks to a blend of speed and inside strength. Lavell Ellick (pictured above) was an original member of the inaugural team and last night he scored 19 points.
SAS’s Marques Young