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Two new fishing records have been set in New York this May, marking an exciting month for anglers statewide. Dylan Kampnich landed a massive 37-pound channel catfish in Black River Bay, breaking a three-year-old record by almost two pounds. Just 10 days later, Alex Pidhorodeckyj caught a record-breaking fallfish from the St. Lawrence River, surpassing a 16-year-old record by nearly half a pound.

Dante Piraino might be the new New York State smallmouth bass record holder after an incredible catch during a B.A.S.S. Nation Tournament in Ogdensburg, NY on September 22nd.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced the exciting news in New York State fishing. There's a new state record for largemouth bass.

Albany is too cool for school. Also, this 145 year old record.

A Ford Fiesta, to be exact.

As bitter cold sweeps most of the nation, what is the coldest temperature ever recorded in the Empire State?

Yesterday, Broncos' Kicker Matt Prater bested the NFL Longest Field Goal Record by just one foot!  That was enough to put him in the history books! The record-breaking 64-foot kick cut Tennessee's lead to 21-20 at the break - and it all happened in 14-degree weather...

Tuesday night was a pretty impressive sports night. 49-year-old pitcher Jamie Moyer proved that he still had it, and the Knicks proved that when their shooting is on, it's on.

Jaromir Jagr has had quite the career in the NHL.  16 years after scoring the winning goal against Winnipeg in overtime, he does it again and sets a new NHL record.

Ashleigh Barone broke nearly every Siena women's soccer program record in one play. The senior striker set the career record for goals, points and game-winning goals as her tally stood up in the Saints’ 1-0 victory over Quinnipiac in the team’s home opener Sunday at Siena Field.

With the NFL season around the corner, I thought it would be a great time to unveil my predictions for the 2011 season. Yesterday, I made my predictions for the NFC. And today, it's the AFC's turn.

Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak?  Cal Ripken's 2,632 consecutive games played?  Wilt's 100 points scored in a game? Impressive records, yes - but those don't come close to the one record in sports that will never be broken.