Weekly Sports Roundup

GREENPORT — Columbia-Greene Community College is without a head men’s basketball coach less than a month before the regular season is scheduled to kick off.

For Cairo-Durham High School graduate Mikaela Phillips, rugby was foreign land five months ago.

Hudson’s Mike Alessi and his son, Cody, are teaming up to help fight cancer.

The two have signed up to compete in the Tap Cancer Out tournament in November.

The inaugural Columbia-Greene Amateur Championship was held at Catskill Golf Club and Copake Country Club over the weekend.

TAMPA BAY — Check off another box on Jaime Schultz’s bucket list.

ALBANY — The Albany Empire announced Thursday that former Vice President of Business Operations, George Manias, has been named Chief Operating Officer of the Albany Empire.

The teachings and philosophies of legendary boxing coach Cus D’Amato live on in Catskill, and now they live on in print.

In his first season in the NBA, Pine Plains native Tyler Lydon was limited to playing in just 16 games before suffering a torn meniscus.

HUDSON — The Hudson City School District is adding Archery to the Physical Education curriculum after many students expressed interest in it and other outdoor skills.

DEC just announced that bow season, small game season, and a variety of youth hunting seasons are fast approaching.