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We already knew that the Siena men's basketball team would be opening up the 2015-16 season on the road at National Championship game participants Duke and Wisconsin, but on Wednesday, we learned the rest of the Saints non-league schedule...

After months of questions, concern, and speculation, the administrations at Siena College and the University at Albany have reached an agreement to keep the "Albany Cup" basketball rivalry going. As was previously reported, the deal is for three years...

As we reported was a possibility last week, the Siena Saints men's basketball team will open up its 2015-16 season as part of the 2K Wounded Warrior Classic. It had previously been thought that the Saints would open in the same tournament against VCU...

The Albany Cup saga has been encompassing the area basketball scene for months. There has been a lot of debate about whether the game will be played in 2015-16 and beyond. Concerns have risen about UAlbany's desire to hold a game at SEFCU Arena, and with the rise of the Danes' program, they have some leverage despite the Times Union Center being the bigger venue...

My first reaction? It's about time. While Kevin Huerter has stolen all the local basketball headlines since the end of March, it's nice to see his brother Thomas getting in on the action. This is the first D-1 offer for Thomas (a senior)...

Well, things are a little bit confusing here as we await the official release of the 2015-16 Siena men's basketball schedule in the coming weeks. Here's what we know: 1. The Saints are going to play in the 2K Wounded Warrior Classic at the start of the season...

After months of speculation that the Capital Region would possibly not see the Albany Cup in 2015-16, the two sides have come to terms to keep the game happening for the next three years. Originally reported by the Albany Times Union, the deal stipulates that the game will be played at the Times Union Center in 2015, SEFCU Arena in 2016, and at the TUC again in 2017 as part of a tournament format.

After advancing to the NCAA tournament a season ago, the Siena Saints baseball team is just one win from an opportunity to play for another berth in 2015. The fourth-seeded Saints topped No. 5 Monmouth yesterday by a score of 12-0 before topping No...

All season long at 1045theteam.com, we've been chronicling the local Section II products that are playing in professional baseball. We've talked to nearly all of them, whether it be Jeff Hoffman, Branden Cogswell, JP Sportman, Matt Gage, Brian O'Keefe, Jaime Schultz, and today, we added Justin Brantley...

While we usually think of the UAlbany-Siena rivalry on the hardwood, it's always special when the two schools get together on the field of competition. Such was the case on Tuesday afternoon when UAlbany and Siena met on the lacrosse field...

Siena Saints are set to lose its fourth player due to transfer, in sophomore forward Javion Ogunyemi.  The Saints men's basketball team, undoubtedly underachieved this season finishing 11-20, while losing in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament quarterfinals...

After a unbelievable 13-win turnaround from last season, the Siena women's basketball team fell in the championship of the Women's Basketball Invitational (WBI) on Sunday night, 52-50, against Louisiana-Lafayette. The Saints trailed by as many as 14 with 12:15 left in the game, but mounted a final comeback that came up just short as Ida Krough's game-winning three-point attempt was off the mark...