All-American Novara finishes 29th at nationals
Fredonia State sophomore Eddie Novara (Angola/Lake Shore) finished 29 th overall – and third best among all SUNYAC men – at the NCAA Division III...
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Case named Coach of the Year
SUNYAC coaches have chosen Fredonia State's Chris Case as their 2009 Coach of the Year in women's soccer. Case, a 2001 Fredonia graduate, guided the...
Record number of pints donated at blood drive
Organizers are calling the blood drive sponsored by the Fredonia State men's basketball team the most successful in years based on the total numbers of...
May '09 graduate selected as a national finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year
Fredonia State alumna Julia Hopson is a finalist for the 2009 NCAA Woman of the Year award. Hopson and eight other finalists were named Wednesday...
Soccer's Clarion Classic highlights new features at Stadium
A dedication for the completion of Phase II of the soccer stadium including a new entrance, was held during the Men's and Women's Soccer annual...
In a class by themselves
In 44 years of Fredonia State athletics, the campus never had a female NCAA national champion. Now it has two. Nobody saw this coming. Four...
SUNYAC cites Blue Devils for academics
Sixty-nine Fredonia State winter and spring student-athletes received SUNYAC recognition for their academics following the 2009 spring semester. Thirty-two of the Blue Devils achieved both...
Guitar Quartet to embark on Spain tour
The Fredonia Guitar Quartet will soon be departing for a concert tour of Spain. This student guitar ensemble, directed by Music Professor James Piorkowski, has...
Sponholz sets NCAA diving record, wins national title
Kelly Sponholz became the second Fredonia State national champion in less than a week, and she did so by setting a new NCAA Division III...
Hopson wins NCAA title, becomes first female national champ at Fredonia
Fredonia State has its first national champion in women's track and field. In her final collegiate throw indoors, senior Julia Hopson (Poughkeepsie/Arlington) heaved the 20-pound...