Phil Blackwell is a journalist for Eagle Newspapers, focusing on local sports coverage in Central New York. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for highlighting the achievements of local athletes, Phil's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school sports events, including swimming, hockey, basketball, and bowling.
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Phil Blackwell's local sports coverage in Central New York is predominantly focused on reporting events such as basketball, wrestling, swimming, volleyball, and bowling. This indicates a strong interest in high school sports competitions within the region.
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Brothers also get tough win over Cazenovia; Spartans split with Auburn, C-NS
Chittenango's Karwoski wows with six goals in win over Phoenix
Ditre, Sullivan individual champs after girls Hornets sweep B'ville, West Genesee in league meet
CENTRAL NEW YORK – In order to make a real climb up the area large-school ladder, the Fayetteville-Manlius field hockey team must first get through other challengers who are just as hungry.
By: Phil Blackwell
Score exactly resembles 2023 sectional final against Bees; Hornets also top J-D
ONONDAGA COUNTY – Though it was the first full week of the regular season, the Fayetteville-Manlius girls volleyball team may have already gone through its most important stretch.
Hornets hold off C-NS Blue; Brothers get away from Cazenovia
ONONDAGA COUNTY – Though it’s still a relatively young varsity program, the East Syracuse Minoa boys volleyball team continues to make major strides.
F-M blanks three foes by combined 20-0 margin; CBA wins twice
By: Phil Blackwell
CENTRAL NEW YORK – What’s already apparent in the early stages of the 2024 season is that the East Syracuse Minoa boys soccer team carries a devastating attack that will require a sensational defensive effort to contain.
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