Phil Blackwell is a Writer/Editor at NewsBreak and Eagle Newspapers. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, with a focus on team sports, individual sports, and sports tournaments. Phil's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewsBreak and Eagle Newspapers.
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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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Within a span of three days the Jamesville-DeWitt/Fayetteville-Manlius and East Syracuse Minoa/Liverpool gymnastics teams both would engage in meets against Baldwinsville.
Well before a good portion of the crowd at Bragman Stadium settled in for Friday’s night’s showdown between undefeated Liverpool and undefeated
Each of the West Genesee cross country teams earned comfortable victories over Syracuse West on Wednesday afternoon in warm, sunny conditions at Camillus Middle School.
It didn’t exaggerate the point to label Friday night’s boys volleyball match between East Syracuse Minoa and Jamesville-DeWitt the most anticipated in the Spartan program’s history.
Every high school gymnastics team in Central New York has spent nearly a decade and a half chasing New Hartford and falling short once the Section III championships rolled around.'
One week remains in the regular season for the Liverpool and Cicero-North Syracuse football teams but they already know how they will get bracketed for the Section III Class AA
At the very least for the East Syracuse Minoa boys volleyball team it had a few days to rest a bit and digest the meaning of its three-set loss to
The Skaneateles/Marcellus girls swim team has secured for itself a winning record for its first official season as a combined unit.
There’s a good chance the Fayeteville-Manlius football team might find itself again facing Auburn somewhere in the Section III Class AA playoffs.
By: Phil Blackwell
Different classes in Section III had different football playoff formats. For Class C, it meant inviting all 16 teams to the show – and local teams flourished, for the most
