Mike Macadam is a sportswriter for The Daily Gazette, covering a wide range of sports events and stories. With a focus on local sports, Mike provides in-depth coverage of high school and college basketball, boxing, horse racing, and other sports in the area.
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Mike Macadam's focus is primarily on event coverage, particularly in the realm of sports, with an emphasis on basketball and college sports. His articles show a consistent spotlight on local events and teams.
If you are reaching out to Mike, consider offering insights or access related to upcoming games or recent events involving Siena men's basketball, Union football, Section 2 basketball (both boys' and girls'), as well as other local sporting activities within his coverage area. Providing unique angles or exclusive interviews with athletes and coaches involved in these events could be particularly appealing to him.
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By: Mike Macadam
Fresh off a 2:45:27 at New York on Nov. 3, the 40-year-old Scotia-Glenville High School and Union College graduate came right back in the Stockade-athon a week later and ran a 56:11 to win the women’s masters title by almost five minutes.
By: Mike Macadam
ALBANY — Of the 32 players combined on the current Siena and UAlbany men’s basketball rosters, only eight saw playing time in the Albany Cup game at MVP Arena last
By: Mike Macadam
ALBANY — The first half of the UAlbany women’s basketball game against Sacred Heart turned into the Laycee Drake Show on Saturday afternoon.
By: Mike Macadam
ALBANY — In a gritty, hard-fought battle befitting a crosstown rivalry, the UAlbany men’s basketball team had more punch late in the game and defeated Siena 70-60 in the annual
By: Mike Macadam
ALBANY — Whatever level of patience Justin Neely found in himself over the last two years, it has served him well.
Discover Schenectady announced Monday that a new professional sports team will be playing all of its home games at Armory NY Studios in downtown Schenectady.
By: Mike Macadam
“He was the total package, a great runner, a great friend and a great coach ... the total package.”
By: Mike MacAdam
Lilly Phillips hit the big shot, and the UAlbany women's basketball team got the big win.
By: Mike Macadam
UAlbany men’s basketball head coach Dwayne Killings wanted to get all of his players on the court on Friday.
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