Lindsay Kramer is a sports writer for The Post-Standard, focusing on local sports in the Syracuse, New York area. With a passion for high school sports, Lindsay covers a wide range of athletic events and profiles athletes and coaches in the community. Her work has also been featured in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Calhoun Times.
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Lindsay's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events, particularly high school basketball, football, and hockey in the Syracuse area. She seems to gravitate towards event coverage and announcements related to coaching changes or team performances.
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By: Lindsay Kramer
The Baldwinsville girls soccer team has a perfect mark through its first four games of the season.
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The network will air seven regular season games, plus more in the postseason.
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| Central Square marching band member Amelia Gill, left, has the singing voice to earn a spotlight role in a school play.
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| The Cicero-North Syracuse marching band flashes some fancy footwork at last fall's East Syracuse Minoa Spartan Spectacular. Mark DiOrio | Contributing Photographer
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Syracuse will post weekly rankings every Monday until the state championships.
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| Former Syracuse University star Sam Swart will represent the United States at the 2024 World Box Lacrosse Championships in Utica. Dennis Nett | [email protected]
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Jessica Lavelle, right, was a SUNYAC all-decade women's lacrosse player for SUNY Cortland. peter chen
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Dominic Paolini and the Liverpool boys soccer team are ranked No. 7 in Class AAA in the first New York State Sportswriters Association poll of the season.
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| Marcellus' Sophia Bianchi (right) and her girls soccer teammates are looking at a showdown contest vs.
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Both players make their choices early in their junior seasons.
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