Eight Panthers Honored with Academic All-Region DesignationEight Tompkins Cortland Community College student-athletes have been recognized as Academic All-Region by Region III of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Bridger Carreau (Marietta, Ga./Lassiter H.S.), Nicole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.), Sage Garrison (Odessa/Odessa-Montour H.S.), Amanda Green (Lansing/Lansing H.S.), Austin Kulas (Moravia/Moravia), Cecelia Swan (Cassadaga Valley/Cassadaga Valley H.S.), Ridge Walker (Moravia/Moravia), and Kaylie Yerdon (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley) were recognized for their excellence in the classroom.Full Story
Women's Soccer Alumni Game Planned for May 19The annual Panthers women's soccer alumni game will be held Saturday, May 19 at 2 p.m. on the TC Turf. Any alums interested in playing should contact Coach Robert Rice at [email protected]
Come out and reconnect with some members of the Panthers family!Full Story
2018 Recruiting Season Starts with Trio of SigningsThe Panthers have signed the first three members of the 2018 recruiting class. Head Coach Robert Rice welcomes three standouts in forward Brianna Allen from Marion High School, outside midfielder Halle Hauck from Madison High, and forward Shannon DeRosa from Arlington High.Full Story
Deselets Named All RegionNichole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.) has been named to the NJCAA Region III Women’s Soccer All-Region team. The freshman defender was voted to the second team by coaches from the 17 teams in the region.Full Story
Deselets, Martone, Guilianti, and Rice Named All-MSACTompkins Cortland Community College’s Robert Rice has been voted the Mid-State Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year. Three Panthers joined Rice on the all-conference team: freshmen Serina Guilianti (Harrison/Harrison H.S.) and Nicole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.) and sophomore Angela Martone (Candor/Candor H.S.). A total of 20 player were named to the team.Full Story
The return trip to the NJCAA playoffs for the Tompkins Cortland Community College women’s soccer team was a short one. The Panthers fell victim to a first–round upset Tuesday, losing at home to Mohawk Valley Community College 2-1. .Full Story
Eight Tompkins Cortland Community College student-athletes have been recognized as Academic All-Region by Region III of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Bridger Carreau (Marietta, Ga./Lassiter H.S.), Nicole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.), Sage Garrison (Odessa/Odessa-Montour H.S.), Amanda Green (Lansing/Lansing H.S.), Austin Kulas (Moravia/Moravia), Cecelia Swan (Cassadaga Valley/Cassadaga Valley H.S.), Ridge Walker (Moravia/Moravia), and Kaylie Yerdon (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley) were recognized for their excellence in the classroom.
The annual Panthers women's soccer alumni game will be held Saturday, May 19 at 2 p.m. on the TC Turf. Any alums interested in playing should contact Coach Robert Rice at [email protected]
Come out and reconnect with some members of the Panthers family!
The Panthers have signed the first three members of the 2018 recruiting class. Head Coach Robert Rice welcomes three standouts in forward Brianna Allen from Marion High School, outside midfielder Halle Hauck from Madison High, and forward Shannon DeRosa from Arlington High.
Nichole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.) has been named to the NJCAA Region III Women’s Soccer All-Region team. The freshman defender was voted to the second team by coaches from the 17 teams in the region.
Tompkins Cortland Community College’s Robert Rice has been voted the Mid-State Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Coach of the Year. Three Panthers joined Rice on the all-conference team: freshmen Serina Guilianti (Harrison/Harrison H.S.) and Nicole Deselets (Cherry Valley/Cherry Valley H.S.) and sophomore Angela Martone (Candor/Candor H.S.). A total of 20 player were named to the team.
Dan Lapp GolfThe final Athlete of the Week for the 2017-18 academic year is National Champion Dan Lapp.
Lapp won the NJCAA Division III Men's Golf National Championship with a dominating victory, taking the lead on the third day of th tournament and then running away from the field for a nine-stroke win. He had both the best tournament score and the best individual round, with his final day 68 marking the only time anyone broke 70 on the par-72 Chautauqua Golf Club Lake Course.
Eight Panthers Honored with Academic All-Region Designation
