The 2009 Lady Bucs combined with Fulton, Pulaski, and Mexico varsity softball teams to raise over $1,500 for breast cancer research. Below, the Lady Bucs pose after their championship game victory over Pulaski.
2009 Banquet
2008 Seniors
2003 Lady Bucs at Walt Disney World
2003 Captains
(Trish DellaPenna, Meg Runeari, Nikki
Taylor, Sarah McCrobie)
A No-No! Sarah McCrobie (center) is flanked by the
catchers with whom she shared her first varsity no-hitter. Alyssa DeMent (left)
and Sarah Castaldo (right) received the pitches in the 15-0 no-hit victory over
Corcoran on May 8, 2002. (Photo courtesy Bill Foley)
At left, the 2002 Oswego High School Lady Bucs. Final record:17-6
Captains 2002
Kate Frawley (left) and Alyssa DeMent
Yeah Bucs!
The 2001 edition of the Lady Buccaneers won the Onondaga High School League
title, finished second in Section III, and third in the prestigious Azalea
Invitational Tournament, en route to a schoo
l
record 23 wins.
Celebration. The 2001 Lady Buccaneer softball team surrounds coach Mike
McCrobie after his 200th career coaching victory in the opening round of the
Azalea Invitational Tournament in Summerville, SC on April 9, 2001.
2001 Captains Christie Knopp (l)
and Samantha Todd (r).
(Photo Courtesy Frank Direnna, Oswegodailynews.com)
The 2001 edition of the Lady Buccaneer Softball Team.
Onondaga High School League
Champions
Section III Runners-up
(Photo Courtesy Frank Direnna, Oswegodailynews.com)
Threepeat.
Post-game celebration after the 1995 Section III Championship--the third consecutive for the Lady Bucs. Oswego defeated RFA 4-3 to win the title after shocking wins against F-M and C-NS in the quarterfinals and semi-finals respectively.
The 1993 OHS Lady Bucs. Onondaga High School League Champions, Section III Champions. Pictured on the field during first-ever spring trip in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
The 1994 OHS Lady Bucs. Section III Champions. Pictured on the beach during spring trip in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Former OHS standout Bobbi Jo Louis slides home with the winning run in the 1994 Section III semi-final game vs. C-NS at North Syracuse Jr. High School. The Lady Bucs went on to defeat Auburn 1-0 in the finals at Oneida.
The Oswego High School Lady Bucs were hosted in a spring trip game in 1997 by the Lady Wildcats of Great Bridge High School in Chesapeake, VA.
The Lady Buccaneer softballers travel to the Cayuga Nature Center annually for a day of team challenges on the ropes course. In addition to the physical aspects of the day, teamwork is stressed, so that on the playing field, the players will trust one another, and know who to rely on.
In addition to a series of games on the spring trip, the Lady Buccaneers enjoy the cultural aspects of the Mid-Atlantic states with tours of Washington, DC.