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The Golden Pitcher is awarded to the winner of the semi-annual WNYO/WTOP flag football, softball or basketball game.
WNYO is a radio station broadcasting from the State University of New York at Oswego in the City of Oswego, New York.[1][2] The station is run entirely by SUNY Oswego students. Although a few members of the Oswego faculty have their own shows. WNYO broadcasts music of almost any genre (although the station has attempted to winnow down the music played to four categories: Indie, loud rock, Hip-Hop, and RPM) to the entire campus and the surrounding city on 88.9FM. Those outside the city of Oswego can go on the WNYO website and click the Internet feed option to listen anywhere in the world.[3]
Along with its large variety of music, WNYO boasts over fifty student run shows from Indie shows like The Morning Show to speciality shows such as On the Run with Dan and Ed and 2 Guys 1 Show with Ryan and Andy and original sports programming. Many shows have significant underwriting from local businesses within Oswego.
WNYO also broadcasts Oswego State Lakers sporting events live on 88.9FM for the City of Oswego and on the internet on their webcast The sports department launched their own blog in the summer of 2007 at WNYOsports.com. The sports department covers many live Laker sporting events. WNYO Sports also competes in an annual flag football game for the "golden pitcher" with on-campus television station, WTOP 10.[4]
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WALF (Alfred University) • WARY (Westchester Community College) • WCDB (State University of New York at Albany) • WCEB (Corning Community College) • WCVF (Fredonia State University) • WCWP (Long Island University, CW Post Campus) • WDWN (Cayuga County Community College) • WECW (Elmira College) • WERW (Syracuse University) • WFNP (SUNY New Paltz) • WFTU (Five Towns College) • WFUV (Fordham University) • WGCC (Genesee Community College) • WGFR (Adirondack Community College) • WHCL (Hamilton College) • WHCR (City College of New York) • WHPC (Nassau Community College) • WHRW (Binghamton University) • WICB (Ithaca College) • WITC (Cazenovia College) • WITR (Rochester Institute of Technology) • WKCR (Columbia University) • WKRB (Kingsborough Community College) • WMAR (Marist College) • WNYK (Nyack College) • WNYO (State University of New York - Oswego) • WNYU (New York University) • WPNR (Utica College of Syracuse University) • WQKE (Plattsburgh State University) • WRCU (Colgate University) • WRHO (Hartwick College) • WRHU (Hofstra University) • WRPI (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) • WRUC (Union College) • WRUR (University of Rochester) • WSBU (St. Bonaventure University) • WSIA (College of Staten Island) • WSPN (Skidmore College) • WSUC (State University of New York - Cortland) • WTSC (Clarkson University) • WUSB (State University of New York - Stony Brook) • WVHC (Herkiner County Community College) • WVIC (Ithaca College) • WVKR (Vassar College) •
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