A visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum or Dreams Park Baseball might be right up your alley. However, if you’re like many of our guests, it’s the great American sport that brought you to the region. If you prefer a touch of culture during your stay at our Cooperstown hotel, the Farmers Museum and Fenimore Art Museum are conveniently nearby. By offering our triple-sheeted bedding, a fitness center, an on-site restaurant, seasonal swimming pool and complimentary high-speed Internet access, we do our best to ensure that your trip is memorable. Along with a prime location in Oneonta, NY, our hotel's amenities make your stay as convenient as possible.
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In addition, our staff has three Sales & Meeting professionals and free high-speed Internet access to make sure all your event needs are met. If business brings you to Oneonta or Cooperstown, NY, our hotel's 5,800 sq ft of meeting space provides plenty of room to host any meeting, banquet or presentation. In downtown Oneonta, antique and memorabilia lovers can find wonderful shops, art lovers enjoy museums, and fans of the performing arts can choose from a wide variety of shows and musical concerts. The hotel's staff is always available to recommend any of the local attractions, including the Fenimore Art Museum, Gilbert Lake State Park. While the Baseball Hall of Fame may be the region's most notable attraction, the Holiday Inn? Oneonta - Cooperstown Area hotel lets you stay close to many other entertainment options found in Oneonta, NY. The SUNY Oneonta women have six-days of rest before Houghton College and Utica College come to the Red Dragon campus on Friday, September 24 th beginning at 4:00 PM.Hotel Near Cooperstown, NY Offers Legendary Stay With a convenient location that offers easy access to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY, our hotel's celebrated service helps you feel at home during your stay. Straight set wins for Fraser, Carswell, Macdonald, Wilson and senior Brianna Harman clinched the dual match and a 7-2 triumph was recorded. Two rain delays did not stop the Red Dragon express. The Red Dragon women had a 2-1 lead going into singles play. Seniors Madeline Carswell (Bethlehem/Bethlehem Central) and Amelia Wilson (Averill Park/Averill Park) clinched the second win with alos with a lopsided 8-1 victory. Seniors Olivia Fraser (Queensbury/Queensbury) and Rebecca Macdonald (Brooklyn/Leon M. The Red Dragon doubles lineup brought home two wins at the first and second flight. 5 ½ hours later and a 10-hour day on the courts for Oneonta ended with the home team securing their first conference win of the year with a 7-2 triumph making the Red Dragons 5-0 on the year and 1-0 in conference play. The nightcap was the opener of conference play for the Red Dragons which turned out to be a long rain delayed affair against the SUNY Plattsburgh Cardinals. Schutte, Karen, Shaw, Holtermann, Sampson and Harris disposed of their opponents in straight sets losing only 17 games total between the six singles starters. Junior Jessica Harris (Cobleskill/Academy of Holy Names) and senior Sarah Sampson (Albany/Albany) had little trouble turning back their opponents in the third position 8-3.Ī 3-0 lead for the Red Dragons after doubles was insurmountable for the Rams to come back from.
Sophomores Sophia Schutte (Great Neck/Great Neck) and Brianna Shaw (Staten Island/Curtis) were also victorious with an 8-5 win in the second position. Sophomore Julia Holtermann (Staten Island/Curtis) and junior Maxie Karen (New York, NY/The Clinton School) at the first flight doubled up their foes 8-4. The first victims on the day was SUNY Farmingdale with the Red Dragons shutting the Rams out 9-0. The two victories push the tennis team to an undefeated season now at 5-0.
Oneonta, NY – The Red Dragon women had another banner day on the tennis courts on the campus of SUNY Oneonta with the host recording another doubleheader sweep.
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