After facing a 9-4 deficit entering the ninth inning, the Oaks used five free passes and recorded three hits to stun the Stompers and take Game 1 of the CCL Championship Series, 10-9. Read more here: stompersbaseball.com/news/2025/8/1/… ✏️: Jordan Kimball

The Sonoma Stompers’ season comes to an end after their 9-3 loss to the Oaks today, but what a summer it was. 🔥32 wins (most in manager Zack Pace’s 7 years) 💣24 home runs (most in CCL) 🎯3.30 ERA (2nd-lowest in CCL) 🥇No. 1 seed in CCL North 🥈CCL Championship runner-up

The Stompers didn’t record their first hit until the sixth inning, but it was too late to overcome the Oaks’ seven-run lead, as Conejo secured the CCL Championship for the second consecutive year with a 9-3 victory. Read more here: stompersbaseball.com/news/2025/8/3/… ✏️: Jordan Kimball

The Stompers led the California Collegiate League with 282 runs, powering them to 32 wins, a CCL North title and their first-ever CCL Championship appearance. Here are the numbers that defined Sonoma’s 2025 season. Read more here: stompersbaseball.com/news/2025/8/7/… ✏️: Jordan Kimball

The Sonoma Stompers' season wrapped up just days ago, but it's never too soon to look back on their dramatic finish. Read more about Nic Sebastiani's walk-off home run and Sonoma's final series against the Oaks in the Sonoma Valley Sun. sonomasun.com/2025/08/07/gri…

“At the end of the day, there’s no place like home.” While Max Handron’s career with the Stompers is now over, his three years in Sonoma and many more in Northern California were nothing short of remarkable. Read more here: stompersbaseball.com/news/2025/8/7/… ✏️: Jordan Kimball

From his Glen Ellen cul-de-sac to Arnold Field, home has shaped every step of Max Handron’s career. After one final summer with the Sonoma Stompers, he’s headed to the pros with that foundation behind him. More on Handron’s remarkable baseball journey: stompersbaseball.com/news/2025/8/7/…

Syracuse women’s soccer’s season-opener against Charleston Southern has been moved to 1 p.m. on August 15. The contest was originally scheduled to be played tonight at 7 p.m. Additionally, SU’s match against Niagara was moved to 6 p.m. on August 17. Daily Orange Sports

Scott Hanson sent seven letters in the summer of 1989 to Syracuse head coach Dick MacPherson asking to try out for a walk-on spot. What came next paved the way for one of sports media’s biggest stars. On his playing career, and the passion that fuels NFL RedZone for millions🧵

After opening its season with a 5-0 thrashing of Charleston Southern, Syracuse took a step backward with a 2-1 loss to Niagara. Today, the Orange will look to progress forward yet again when they take on Canisius at 3 p.m. Follow along for updates. Daily Orange Sports

For the third straight game, Syracuse is sticking with the same starting lineup: Jasmine Nixon Ashley Rauch Mia Klammer Kendyl Lauher Gabby Wisbeck Natalie Magnotta Maya McDermott Anna Croyle Emma Klein Bree Bridges In net: Shea Vanderbosch

Syracuse 0 - 0 Canisius | 1st Half, 35:00 Through 10 minutes, it's been all Syracuse, but Canisius' backline is holding firm. SU has earned two corner kicks but has been unsuccessful both times. It's taken one shot while the Golden Griffins are yet to push into SU territory.

Syracuse 1 - 0 Canisius | 1st Half, 31:49 After Ashley Rauch barely missed the net, Maya McDermott scored her first goal of the season on a lucky bounce off the right post to give the Orange an early lead.

Syracuse 2 - 0 Canisius | 1st Half, 31:02 Kendyl Lauher follows McDermott up with a score of her own. Ashley Rauch launched a throw-in toward the goalie box, which Lauher lofted over Canisius goalie Chloe Tseros.

Syracuse 2 - 0 Canisius | Halftime The Orange and Golden Griffins have both put two shots on goal, but Syracuse has been the one to finish. In a 45-second period, SU took a 2-0 lead. Meanwhile, Canisius has tested Shea Vanderbosch, but she's held firm in goal with two saves.

Syracuse 3 - 0 Canisius | 2nd Half, 24:05 A pinpoint free kick from Gabby Wisbeck finds Mia Klammer's head to extend Syracuse's lead. The goal is Klammer's third this season, with one in each game after missing all of last year with an injury.

Syracuse 4 - 0 Canisius | 2nd Half, 15:48 At midfield, Julia Arbelaez found Ashley Rauch sprinting down the left flank. Rauch, 1-on-1 with Jessica Whitaker, connected with a crashing Arbelaez, who scored to extend the Orange's lead to four.

Syracuse 4 - 0 Canisius | Final Ten goals through three games for Syracuse, and it returns to the win column with a 4-0 shutout win over in-state foe Canisius. The Orange had four different goal scorers, and their new backline held strong on the Golden Griffins' eight shots.

“We all want each other to be successful, and that’s what sets us apart.” Led by four different goal scorers and a backline that allowed just eight shots, Syracuse cruised to a 4-0 shutout victory over Canisius, from Jordan Kimball. dailyorange.com/2025/08/syracu…

The Daily Orange's 2025 Football Guide is here. After a resurgent 10-win 2024 season, Cooper Andrews, Aiden Stepansky and Zak Wolf have everything to know as the Orange try to prove that they’re the real deal in 2025. Give it a read⤵️ dailyorange.com/2025/08/real-d…