Former Marcy Corrections Officer pleads guilty to manslaughter in case involving the death of an inmate in December 2024 (Captured by CNY Central) One person dead after deadly collision in Town of Pompey — One person was killed in a crash in the Town of Pompey State police noted three others were injured in the crash Four people were transported to Upstate Hospital by ambulance And the other two people are suffering non-life threatening injuries State Police responded to a two car collision around 3:30 p.m at the intersection of Sweet Road and Broadfield Road The crash is currently under investigation by New York State Police Investigators and the Collision Reconstruction Unit Texas Tech baseball infielder T.J. Pompey will miss the rest of the season with an injury Tadlock generally refrains from divulging specifics of injuries but Pompey hasn't played since March 30 at Kansas State he was wearing a brace on his right wrist during the Tech-Cincinnati series The news isn't a surprise. Tadlock said after the Red Raiders' victory Sunday against Baylor that Pompey was "not real close at all" to returning and could be out for the season The sophomore from Coppell played in 18 games four at shortstop and two designated hitter More: What does Tim Tadlock think of plan for Texas Tech baseball's cut of revenue share? More: Big 12 baseball power rankings: Arizona holds No. 1, TCU climbs Garet Boehm has started the past 18 games at third base The sophomore from Hutto is batting .256 with 2 homers and 10 RBI Coleman Ryan has started 19 games at shortstop The freshman from Tomball is batting .268 with no homers and 7 RBI "I think the guys that have filled in have done good," Tadlock said "I don't know that you're going to get the five or six home runs you've had (from Pompey) They've done a good job of putting together quality at-bats I don't know that you're going to do it OPS-wise You're probably going to have to do it collectively through the lineup." Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application she was the daughter of the late Edith Lammie Pompey and the late Dr She was a graduate of Scranton Preparatory High School We will remember Maria for her love of life The absolute center of her world was her family and husband Denny were her reason for being She cherished the time with them and the memories they shared Maria never grew tired of talking about them and the experiences in their lives and successes The level of care and compassion they gave to Maria during her multiple long illnesses was a testament to their family and the bonds they shared Her distinctive and infectious laughter was heard everywhere she went She enjoyed the visits of her nieces and nephews Her love of dancing and music is unforgettable Her jokes and quick wit will be remembered by the people she traded barbs with She possessed an intensity of life that was very strong yet vulnerable She was married to Dennis Newhart for over 30 years She was preceded in death by her parents Edith Lammie Pompey and Dr Maria holds a very special place in the hearts of the people who knew and loved her She will be remembered fondly and greatly missed A celebration of life will be held on a future date with details to be determined Arrangements and care entrusted to Sheldon-Kukuchka Funeral Home This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardDaryl Morey has no regrets about the Al Horford trade that could cost the Sixers a first-rounderIf the Sixers do not land a pick within the top six during the NBA draft lottery they will lose their first-round selection to the Oklahoma City Thunder That’s because Morey was seen as turning a bad situation into a manageable one by agreeing to rid the Sixers of Al Horford’s contract on Nov and Horford to the Oklahoma City Thunder for a package that included three-and-D player Danny Green the future first-rounder is top-six protected in next month’s draft Translation: They will only keep the pick if it lands within the top six during May 12’s NBA draft lottery who finished with the league’s fifth-worst record of 24-58 » READ MORE: Sixers to get a better idea of draft, free agency options in NBA lottery who both had disappointing injury-plagued seasons the Sixers don’t appear to have many options due to Embiid and George having seemingly hard-to-trade contracts “First off, I feel very good about that trade because it put us in a great spot,” Morey said of the 2020-21 season. “It was before coach [Nick Nurse] was here but we were the one-seed going into the playoffs that gives you a 40-50% chance to make the finals So I feel good that we got good value out of that trade Seth Curry was [acquired in] a different trade Not only do the Sixers have a 63.9% chance of keeping their pick they have 10.5% chance of winning the lottery the Sixers will owe their 2026 first-rounder to OKC if it doesn’t fall in the top four picks the pick will be top-four protected in 2027 the Thunder will get a 2027 second-rounder But getting from underneath Horford’s massive contract was widely celebrated when the trade was agreed upon Horford was a few months removed from a disappointing first season of the four-year The five-time All-Star could have made $109 million with championship bonuses » READ MORE: After a disastrous season, there’s only one thing for the Sixers to do now, Andre Drummond says The Sixers acquired him to be the starting power forward and to back up Embiid at center it became obvious that Horford was out of position at power forward And not serving as a good fit with Embiid and Ben Simmons The problem was that an annual base salary of $24.2 million was a lot of money for a reserve That’s why the Sixers were willing to give OKC a first-rounder to take in Horford’s contract Morey noted these types of trades are now happening with less frequency “There is a sort of a shift in how firsts are sort of being held They’re only traded in bigger trades when it’s someone like a Paul George who’s moving teams or something like that “That’s one reason why we made a trade of a first and the four seconds because we wanted the ability to upgrade the team next season by having sort of a bigger set of assets and things like that.” 6 acquisition of Jared Butler and four second-round picks from the Washington Wizards in exchange for Reggie Jackson and a 2026 first-round pick The Sixers will receive the more favorable 2027 second-round pick between the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns They’ll also nab the Warriors’ 2028 second-rounder and the more favorable pick in 2030 between the Suns and Portland Trail Blazers The Sixers also reacquired their second-round pick and Quentin Grimes in a trade from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Caleb Martin and a 2030 second-round pick before February’s trade deadline » READ MORE: Nick Nurse was never the problem this season. But he’ll need a healthy roster to prove it. The pick the Sixers reacquired will be No. 35 on June 26, the second day of the draft. Whatever you’re up to, or not up to, we’re here doing our thing to keep you entertained. Start your day the Portsmouth way with great music, fun and games alongside local guests from all walks of life and the latest travel news to guide you through rush hour in the city. Served by Biscoes Solicitors. Two wins over the Easter weekend secured Portsmouth's Championship survival After Portsmouth's win over Blackburn a few weeks ago I had a quick word with one of the coaching staff I offered my congratulations and pointed out safety was now potentially just a couple of wins away "I might be able to sleep at night then." I don't think they were joking This is the pressure of a relegation battle It's worth reflecting on what Portsmouth have achieved Survival with two matches to go in a first season back in the Championship with one of the division's lowest budgets is But throw in all the injuries and misfortune and it is worth considering how it compares to winning League One last season This was a side that were six points adrift of safety after 15 matches with just one win to their name They looked short of goals and leaky at the back Portsmouth have had to be a play-off-calibre team since then just to survive Colby Bishop's earlier than expected return from heart surgery has obviously been key but so has John Mousinho's decision to alter the playing style He spent the whole of pre-season working with the players Pompey had dominated possession in League One last season But the decision to be more direct with the ball and press aggressively out of possession at times has paid dividends The football hasn't always been easy on the eye Colby Bishop is the club's top scorer with 11 Championship goals this season Since early November only Leeds United can better Pompey's 11 home wins in that period the Blues have never squandered a lead at home going on to win every match that they went ahead in Teams might have underestimated Pompey at home at the back end of 2024 but no one will have done so this calendar year The results may not have improved significantly away from home Pompey haven't lost a game by more than one goal since a weakened 11 were well beaten at West Brom in January This after numerous games in the first half of the season did or could have ended in a hammering Recruitment has also been key despite few mistakes Josh Murphy is a strong contender for player of the season Matt Ritchie and Andre Dozzell were very useful late-summer free agent additions Nicolas Schmidt looks like a Championship-level goalkeeper West Ham will be extremely pleased at Freddie Potts development In January, Pompey needed players who could make an immediate impact. 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The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking. — New York State Police have named the person who was killed in a crash in the Town of Pompey State Police identified the deceased as Jacob P Troopers responded to the crash between a 2009 GMC Envoy and 2018 Jeep Wrangler at the intersection of Sweet and Broadfield Roads around 3:30 p.m PREVIOUS COVERAGE |One person dead after deadly collision in Town of Pompey The driver and a passenger in the Jeep and a passenger in the GMC were taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries Infielder T.J. Pompey didn't play in the Texas Tech baseball team's Big 12 series opener Friday against TCU after being out of the lineup in only two previous games this season "I don't think we know exactly what it is," Tech coach Tim Tadlock said after his team's 13-2 loss "I just know he was having some pain that wouldn't allow him to go the guy always posts up and plays,' and came in today and he was hurting." More: Preview, how to watch Texas Tech baseball vs. TCU More: Big 12 baseball power rankings: Hot-starting West Virginia bumps OSU from top spot Tadlock kept with his policy of not detailing the specifics of an injury "And I don't think I know exactly what it is I don't think our doctors or trainers know." Pompey's second on the team in batting average (.393) slugging percentage (.705) and on-base-plus-slugging percentage (1.123) The sophomore from Coppell has started 12 games at third base and three games at shortstop in last weekend's series at Houston the Red Raiders started Garet Boehm at third base on Friday and Tracer Lopez at shortstop The only other time he's been out of the lineup this season was a two-game stretch for a mental break that Tadlock indicated were related to defensive struggles Pompey's one of four Big 12 players with six errors — The Heritage Hill Brewhouse and Holbrook Heating have announced a community benefit for the family of Gia and Gavin Myers The two were killed in a crash in the Town of Pompey on Route 91 near Jerome Road Gia succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced dead nearly a week later on Feb The two were on their way to school and were students of the Fabius-Pompey School District at Heritage Hill Brewhouse on 3149 Sweet Rd Proceeds will be given to the Myers Family New York State Police said snowy conditions on the road are the focus of its investigation into the crash by Matthew Benninger and Nicole La Fiandra A spokesperson from the New York State Police said the snow on the road at the time of the crash is the focus of the investigation the community is now shining a light on Gia Myers' life as she remains in Upstate Hospital In a post made by the Fabius-Pompey Athletics page "Live a life you can't wait to wake up to." She wants to be a teacher and then a superintendent Fabius-Pompey School District Superintendant Dr Peck released the following statement regarding the crash: It is with great sadness and a very heavy heart that I inform you of the tragic loss of Fabius-Pompey 10th grader The district's Crisis Response Team is providing support and counseling to students and staff as we share this news They will continue to provide support and counseling throughout the foreseeable future It's important to allow children to talk about their grief experiences and what they need during this difficult time Counselors urge you to listen to your child's concerns and questions After communicating this difficult news to your child if you feel that they need additional support our counselors will be available to provide you with resources and strategies There is also a hyperlink below with child grief tips and guidelines Please call or email your school's principal or main office if you have questions about grief management We are a close-knit school community and our hearts are broken by this tragedy Our thoughts are with Gavin's family and friends during this difficult time New York State Police identified the deceased as Gavin R is in critical condition at Upstate Hospital Police said the two were students in the Fabius-Pompey School District The 17-year-old was driving and lost control of the vehicle due to snow on the road and struck a vehicle in the opposite lane The condition of the driver in the other vehicle could not be confirmed The vehicles were towed away from the scene later Thursday morning New York State Police are investigating a deadly crash in Pompey on Thursday morning State Police responded to Route 91 near Jerome Road just before 8 a.m An SUV with a smashed front is at the scene Additional information could not be confirmed — A teenager who was critically injured in a crash in the Town of Pompey last week has died New York State Police announced that Gia L has succumbed to her injuries Tuesday afternoon The crash occurred just before 8 a.m. on Jan. 30 on Route 91 near Jerome Road. State Police said snowy conditions on the road were the focus of its investigation into the crash. The two vehicles involved in the crash were towed away from the scene. The Myers were students at the Fabius-Pompey School District. Gia Myers is remembered as a dedicated student-athlete. SearchSearchPompey Hughes named to D1Baseball Top-100 List February 24 The duo were included on the publications list of top-100 hitters from last weekend LUBBOCK, Texas – Fresh a weekend that saw the Red Raiders hit seven home runs and score 28 runs, sophomores TJ Pompey and Logan Hughes were named to the D1Baseball Top-100 Hitters from this past week, the publication announced Monday. Continuing where he left off after a strong offensive weekend at No. 6 North Carolina, Pompey went 6-for-13 with two home runs, six runs scored and six RBIs. Pompey scored twice in all three games and drove in at least one run in all three games. After a 3-for-4 day with a double and a home run on Friday afternoon, Pompey went 2-for-5 with two runs scored and a stolen base in Tech's 15-12 win over nationally-ranked UC Irvine. On Sunday afternoon, Pompey also shined at the plate, as the righty homered and scored twice in the Red Raiders series finale against UC Irvine. The Red Raiders other honoree, Hughes, also shined this weekend at the plate as well as in the field. After a tough 0-for-4 on Friday afternoon, Hughes caught fire on Saturday and Sunday going a combined 4-for-8 in the final two games of the weekend with a pair of home runs and nine total RBIs. In Saturday's win over the Anteaters, Hughes went 2-for-3 with three runs scored and four RBIs, before added a pair of hits, a home run and five RBIs in the Red Raiders Sunday game against UCI. SearchSearchBravo, Pompey highlight PG Big 12 Preseason selections January 17, 2025 | Baseball The duo each earned Preseason All-Big 12 honors and were included inside the top-10 of the outlets Top-MLB Draft Prospects Subscription Offers Give a Gift Subscribe Rome’s first theatre was an enormous spectacle intended to glorify Pompey’s successes one of the most powerful generals of the Late Roman Republic It was the first theatre ever to be constructed in ancient Rome and marked the beginning of the city’s increasingly lavish entertainment culture the theatre was to be a monumental structure a permanent reminder of the extraordinary political and military achievements of Pompey’s career – a palace of performative self-promotion His father owned one of the largest private estates in Italy the young Pompey began his political career at the age of 24 winning a series of quick and decisive military victories first in Sicily in 82 BC and then in Numidia To continue reading this article you need to purchase a subscription If you have already purchased access, or are a print & archive subscriber, please ensure you are logged in Please email digital@historytoday.com if you have any problems. © Copyright 2025 History Today Ltd. 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SearchSearchTJ Pompey tabbed Preseason All-American by PG January 08, 2025 | Baseball The infielder was a Third Team Preseason All-America selection Check out how to watch Portsmouth v Hull City in the Championship Hull City travel to Fratton Park to face Portsmouth on Saturday with work to do to avoid relegation from the Championship on the final day they could yet have a part to play in the survival race A point could be enough to keep the Tigers up should Luton Town or Preston lose but Rubén Sellés's side know that a win would guarantee their safety RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Portsmouth v Hull City on TV and online Portsmouth v Hull City will take place on Saturday 3rd May 2025 Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information Portsmouth v Hull City will kick off at 12:30pm You can watch the game live on Sky Sports+ Sky Sports + will feature more than 1,000 EFL games throughout the season and is included as part of Sky Sports packages Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices including most smartphones and tablets as part of their subscription NOW can be streamed through a computer or apps found on most smart TVs In working partnership with the Radio Times, bet365 has provided the following betting odds for this event: bet365 odds: Portsmouth (15/8) Draw (13/5) Hull City (5/4)* Bet £10 & Get £30 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365 Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit *Odds subject to change. 18+. 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Holiday brochuresNeed inspiration of where to go next Request a free brochure and start your journey The man who was shot and killed near Armory Square was arrested with a butcher knife in car decade prior New York State Attorney General releases bodycam footage from the death of a man having a 'psychotic episode.' — A 40-year-old homeless man broke into a home on Number 4 Road in Pompey on Thursday the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office said both homeowners were inside the house at the time of the break-in The homeowners retreated to a secure room and called 911 after the man broke inside The Sheriff's Office identified the suspect as Austin Bryant they told authorities about multiple guns they had on the premises and specifically told them where they were located Officers had a seven-hour negotiation with Bryant before a SWAT team entered the house Bryant was taken into custody without incident He's been booked on felony burglary and petit larceny charges and remains in custody at a corrections facility in Jamesville Williams announced the appointment of Robert Pompey as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Senior Vice President for Business and Finance Pompey will report directly to the president overseeing all personnel and functions within the Office of Business Affairs & Finance “Robert’s track record of delivering transformative change to organizations by leveraging technology to drive automation and improving infrastructure will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen our commitment to a safe and thriving campus—one that fosters both living and learning at the highest level,” said Hampton University President Williams “His leadership will be instrumental in financing our future supporting our dedicated faculty and staff and enhancing the facilities that make Hampton University the best environment for student success.” Pompey served as Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance at North Carolina A&T State University for nearly two decades he led initiatives that strengthened the university’s financial position who holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from North Carolina A&T State University and an MBA from Wake Forest University brings experience in managing complex financial portfolios and securing strategic funding across roles in higher education and the private sector which will play a key role in advancing Hampton University’s mission and growth trajectory Pompey will oversee the university’s financial operations and long-term fiscal strategy in addition to providing oversight over human resources His leadership will be crucial in strengthening financial sustainability Pompey steps into this role at a pivotal time for Hampton University as the institution continues its financial momentum and campus modernization efforts including the renovation of the historic steam plant and the expansion of 100G high-speed internet infrastructure underscore Hampton’s commitment to providing a world-class academic environment and student experience Pompey’s expertise aligns with the university’s commitment to advancing institutional resilience and fostering a future-ready learning environment His leadership will play a vital role in executing long-term financial planning that supports academic excellence and student success Under President Williams’ leadership Hampton has maintained a steadfast focus on financial health and infrastructure improvements positioning the university for continued success in research Pompey’s leadership will be integral to sustaining this progress and identifying new opportunities for innovation and strategic investment “I’m honored to join Hampton University an institution with a storied legacy of academic excellence and leadership,” said Pompey “I look forward to working alongside President Williams and the university community to ensure Hampton’s financial strength and continued success.” Hampton University is a Carnegie R2-designated research institution recognized for its groundbreaking research in atmospheric science Contributing $530 million annually to the regional and Commonwealth of Virginia economies Hampton plays a vital role in driving economic development while championing diversity The university was recently named one of the “Best Colleges in America” by Money Magazine and recognized as the “Best Private College” by Coastal Virginia Founded in 1868, Hampton University is a close-knit community of learners and educators, representing 44 states and 32 territories, committed to nurturing intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and global citizenship. Visit: www.hamptonu.edu. © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved Getty ImagesAs I write more than 24 hours on the sickener on Wednesday night remains on my mind Disappointment this season has been a regularity for Portsmouth fans and is routinely something we have dealt with - but the manner in which devastation was handed to Pompey in this game will live long in the memory Having been there and watched us lose every one of the 15 games in which we have succumbed to defeat on the road this season that is the worst I have felt leaving an away end Derby and Stoke all embarrassing in equal measure and unacceptably poor You couldn't have asked for any more in terms of defensive performances from the likes of Regan Poole and Connor Ogilvie right up to 93-and-a-half minutes in A characterisation of the cruel mistress that we call the Championship embodied in a heartbeat - make one mistake with 20 seconds on the clock and face the devastating consequences I make it seven points that Pompey have let slip in time post the regulation 90 minutes this season That leaves little consideration other than to think that it's a mentality issue Too many times a lead or a point has been let slip with moments to spare A green shoot from the congested Championship run-in is that attention turns very quickly to Saturday Simply the biggest game for Pompey in many Win it and the season is defined by a critical victory and only a handful of points will then be needed from the remaining subsequent games Lose (or anything but win) and we will be left in nothing other than serious trouble It's worth pointing out there have been moments this season in which the pressure has been very much on for John Mousinho's side to get a result when really needing it My mind takes me back to the lead up to both the Cardiff and Stoke games this season where a seismic win was an absolute necessity What is also noteworthy is that Pompey are the best positioned team at this juncture of any of the other sides desperate to avoid the drop You would not want to swap either our run of games nor our league position with any other team within a handful of points below us it is completely in our hands at Fratton Park On many an occasion this team has delivered on home soil with the backing of some of the most vociferous support in the land Hull City managed to survive relegation by the skin of their teeth away at Portsmouth as a 1-1 draw saw the Tigers condemn Luton Town to the drop by goal difference Rubén Sellés made two changes to the lineup from the defeat to Derby bringing in Matt Crooks and João Pedro for Regan Slater and Nordin Amrabat meaning City weren’t out for too long forcing an early goalmouth scramble before Lewie Coyle had an effort saved behind and Matt Crooks loses his marker to smash the ball home Fratton Park’s away end explodes in joy as Preston soon took the lead against Bristol a result that City desperately want to not happen City knew that it was now going to be a fight and started to get more of a foothold in the game with Callum Lang only being denied from a great chance by a brilliant challenge from McLoughlin the Tigers had a great chance to double their lead when Joe Gelhardt managed to get through Pompey’s defence and take aim only for a block from Atkinson to deny him as Luton quickly went 3-1 down at the Hawthorns and Portsmouth came out swinging – with Pandur forced to save a deflected Potts effort with Pedro having an effort of his own following a great Gelhardt run The home side went into the half time break looking a little more dangerous than earlier in the half but City’s defence in the first 45 had been near perfect and found themselves in a golden position in the relegation fight But there were still another 45 minutes to go and Portsmouth came out swinging – with Pandur forced to save a deflected Potts effort But City didn’t respond effectively enough and it puts them down to 21st… squeaky bum time indeed West Brom going 5-1 up on Luton means City just needed the draw now and the Tigers’ season was now all on them Burstow for Joseph and Palmer for Gelhardt and Portsmouth’s momentum was rising rapidly The status of City was on the most precarious of knife edges as Jones replaced Pedro and City went to hold on to what they had The breaks in play as the second half went on allowed Portsmouth’s momentum to die out somewhat and City were able to slow the game down and make it as defensive and scrappy as possible City nearly scored late on when Egan’s header from a corner was superbly saved before Burstow couldn’t connect A head injury to Crooks caused a delay in the game seven loooooooooooooooong minutes were added The post-mortem of a torrid season will come in the weeks ahead and City’s future under the current ownership and all of the apparent financial troubles there are still no assurances ahead of next season We need clarity from the owner and we need it soon it’ll be another season of fighting for survival City have done what they needed to do when it mattered most And while they had to do it the hard way… isn’t that the only way for our Tigers BBC Radio Humberside’s Mike White chats to Rubén Sellés after managing Hull City to survival: https://twitter.com/HumbersideSport/status/1918679516026663040 Experiencing the tragedy and ecstasy in equal measure that makes following Hull City co-hosting the To Hull and Back podcast as well as writing for East Yorkshire outlet the Holderness Gazette Website#c94f6646e8605c2ab134af23{display:none} and website in this browser for the next time I comment Sydney FC have cashed in on the remarkable rise of Hayden Matthews, selling the Socceroos centre back to English Championship club Portsmouth for a club record fee In a transfer believed to be worth close to $2.5 million becomes the most expensive defender in the history of Australian football Matthews' transfer caps a rapid climb from the fringes of Sydney's squad to a maiden Australia cap late last year Matthews only made his starting A-League Men debut in February last year but has gone on to become an ever-present under Sky Blues boss Ufuk Talay Sydney FC have cashed in on the remarkable rise of Hayden Matthews selling the Socceroos centre back to English Championship club Portsmouth for a club record fee. Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images"I'm incredibly excited to join Portsmouth FC and take the next step in my career," Matthews said "Sydney FC has been like a second family to me -- they've given me the opportunity to chase my dream of becoming a professional footballer and playing in Europe The defender's fine form was rewarded with a maiden Socceroos call-up in November, with Matthews winning his first cap in a 2-2 draw with Bahrain "Hayden has been a credit to Sydney FC both on and off the field," Talay said "This move is a testament to his hard work we're incredibly proud of what he's achieved "His departure also opens up opportunities for other players within our squad and we hope to announce a replacement or two for Hayden very soon." who missed Sydney's 2-0 loss to Melbourne Victory last Friday to travel to the UK will be surrounded by plenty of familiar faces at Portsmouth The defender has signed a four-year deal and will play alongside Australian striker Kusini Yengi left-back Jacob Farrell and attacker Thomas Waddingham who signed with Pompey from Brisbane Roar last week Waddingham scored on his debut in a 5-1 loss to West Bromwich Albion last weekend that leaves Portsmouth just one place clear of the Championship drop zone Thanks for visiting ! 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Getty ImagesMy feeling is very much that yesterday's win at Norwich City will be noted down as 'the moment' that clinched Portsmouth's goal of survival this season Just like Kusini Yengi's late winner at Peterborough United in the previous title-winning campaign - whilst not beyond numerical certainty at the time - is fondly reflected on as when we knew we'd done it Pompey are very much the talk of the Championship at the start of this extended footballing weekend Colby Bishop's first professional career hat-trick, Josh Murphy breaking Opta records for assists in a single season and Regan Poole became a second-tier goalscorer The completely bonkers affair usurped a Pompey convention on the road - we've been in games but repeatedly have been undone by a single goal of late Whilst there are similarities to draw in terms of the frenetic nature of some of these away games - none of them have seen us exert such goal-scoring prowess as we did in East Anglia yesterday afternoon I felt particularly at the break [1-3 for those keeping count] that we'd had almost everything you could ask for from a Pompey performance on the road but show the character and the guile to look beyond that and continue to play our game How many times has conceding away from home completely killed any level of performance or momentum in a game for us this season Freddie Potts had a wonderful afternoon - considering Norwich's reluctance to tackle it made his display an absolute joy to watch Some of the football he orchestrated from the middle of the park was sublime It was also Adil Aouchiche's best performance in a Pompey shirt He's shown a real tenacity and desire since arriving in January so it's great to see that translate into tangible returns in terms of assists Murphy needs little discussion or description - it's almost as if sometimes when he's running at pace with the ball his feet don't actually look like they're touching the ground Of all English players across the Premier League and Championship only Cole Palmer (22) has more goal involvements than Pompey's magic man (20) on the left wing Speaking of magic men - a last word on Bishop Missing a penalty in a massive moment not six days before the call comes for him to take another one is an almost obscene mental battle - yet as he stood over the spot-kick facing the River End I had absolutely no doubt that he was going to bury it Having been out for three months of the season following heart surgery to score 10 Championship goals since November including a hat-trick yesterday to put Pompey six points clear of the drop zone with three games to play - there's very little that will top that as a story this season I've been in every single Pompey away end this season and it may well come as no surprise to you to say it was the loudest I have heard us on our travels The full-time air was full of a genuine optimism for just short of 2,000 travelling fans that Pompey will retain their Championship status for at least another year Fingers crossed it won't be long before that all-important numerical certainty John Mousinho won the League One title with Portsmouth last season Portsmouth are planning talks with out-of-contract players next week Boss John Mousinho says he will not tell players of any decisions about their futures until after Saturday's final Championship game of the season at home to Hull City (12:30 BST) "We've had a couple of meetings this week with players who are in contract but we didn't want to distract any of the out-of-contract players because it's unfair before the weekend," Mousinho told BBC Radio Solent. "Any conversations we've had this week have been very straightforward and any of the ones which take more care and diligence we'll do on Monday." Defenders Zak Swanson and Cohen Bramall are two of the first-team players whose deals are due to expire at the end of the season although Pompey do retain an option to extend Swanson's contract Mousinho admits they have not made final decisions on everyone's future "We're still mulling over a few things and we have a couple of meetings on Friday with the board where we want to check things first before we make any decisions," he added "The conversations where you're letting players go aren't great but there's a lot of reward when you give a new contract but ultimately they're not nice conversations a lot of the time because you're talking about people's livelihoods so you have to tread carefully." Asahi Pompey is Global Head of the Office of Corporate Engagement (OCE) and Chair of the Urban Investment Group (UIG) she serves as President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation and Goldman Sachs Gives Pompey leads the firm’s community engagement initiatives she oversees UIG’s portfolio as a part of the firm’s community development financing activities under the Community Reinvestment Act program Pompey is a member of the Management Committee as well as the Global Inclusion and Diversity Committee and serves as global sponsor of the Women’s Network Pompey was Co-Chief Compliance Officer of Goldman Sachs & Co and Global Head of Investment Banking Division Compliance She joined Goldman Sachs in 2006 and was named Managing Director in 2010 and Partner in 2018 Pompey was an associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton where she worked in the New York and Frankfurt offices Pompey serves on the Board of Managers for Swarthmore College and Board of Trustees for the Brooklyn Museum She also serves on the Advisory Boards of Glamour Women of the Year and the Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream Representing the Fabius-Pompey boys soccer team at syracuse.com’s fall sports media day are Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.comdennis nett | dnett@syracuse.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Ryan Storie | rstorie@syracuse.comThe boys soccer sectional semifinal matchup between No 4 Fabius-Pompey was as down to the wire as it can get draining all five shots compared to Bishop Ludden’s three to secure the victory The teams traded goals in the first half, heading into halftime tied at 1-1. Jayden Kwasniewski netted the lone goal of the half for Fabius-Pompey Neither team appeared to have a significant edge over their opponent Bishop Ludden did not hesitate to strike early in the second half The Gaelic Knights executed a play to perfection in order to take a 2-1 lead Fabius-Pompey’s offensive unit struggled throughout the second half to find quality looks at the net With less than a minute remaining in regulation, the Falcons finally broke through Bishop Ludden’s stout defense. Kyle Clarkson delivered a pinpoint pass to set up Gavin Campbell for the tying score The first overtime period saw neither team manage to distinguish themselves with both finishing scoreless to send the contest into a shootout Both Fabius-Pompey and Bishop Ludden netted their first three penalty kicks. The Falcons drained their fourth shot, but Fabius-Pompey goalkeeper Brady Neuner came up with a clutch save on the Gaelic Knights' attempt at an equalizer Kwasniewski sealed the deal by sending the ball into the back of the net for the dagger “Our boys just didn’t give up,” Fabius-Pompey head coach Matt Neuner said “With this group of seniors that I currently have many of them had been on the two previous sectional championship teams Fabius-Pompey’s defense stepped up after a few early slip-ups. Goalkeeper Trevor Barnum played a key role racking up multiple saves throughout the night Brady Neuner stepped up in goal for the shootout Bishop Ludden’s stellar campaign wraps up as the Gaelic Knights finish with a 16-1-2 record Bishop Ludden went unbeaten in the regular season Fabius-Pompey (11-5-3) advances to take on No 2 Tully in the Class C sectional championship game The contest is a rematch of last year’s title matchup in which the Falcons clinched a 2-1 victory The two teams split the regular season series this year “It’s incredible that we’re seeing this matchup two times in a row,” Neuner said with the two schools being just seven miles apart It’s really a testament to the program that Coach Donald has built and the program that we have These are always classics when we go up against each other.” Contact Ryan Storie anytime: Email | X Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices The Fabius-Pompey boys soccer team edged Westmoreland/Oriskany in a penalty kick shootout on Friday in the Class C quarterfinals.dennis nett | dnett@syracuse.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Kevin L. Smith | ksmith@syracuse.comThe Fabius-Pompey and Westmoreland/Oriskany boys soccer squads were in a tight Class C quarterfinal defensive battle on Friday night The contest saw each of the team’s defenders build brick walls so much so that the matchup reached a second overtime About 14 minutes into the second half, Alex Wilcox went down with an injury It led to the senior being taken to the hospital for precautionary measures The injury timeout created a bit of a lull in the action but the Falcons were determined to finish strong for Wilcox After a scoreless regulation and two OT periods fourth-seeded Fabius-Pompey went on to defeat the fifth-seeded Bulldogs in a penalty kick shootout Fabius-Pompey coach Matt Neuner said he was texting Wilcox back and forth after the game “Alex’s injury willed us much more to win for him especially from his fellow seniors,” Neuner said Heading into the shootout, Trevor Barnum came out of goal and passed the baton to Brady Neuner Barnum finished with eight saves on the night The Falcons and the Bulldogs were knotted at two apiece in PKs Westmoreland/Oriskany’s next two shots were an errant attempt off the crossbar and a clutch save by Brady Neuner After Quinlan Yard scored to make it 3-2 Falcons, Colin Gleason capped a long Friday evening for the team with the game-clinching shot “We practice PKs just in case we run into situations like tonight,” Coach Neuner said “We’ve had our fair share of games in the past end this way we knew we had a strong group of five shooters to get the job done.” Neuner noted that when teams re-entered the field following Wilcox’s injury timeout “It was such an amazing defensive effort on both sides It was appropriate the game went to PKs because no one could get (a shot) past the goalies.” The delay on Friday turned out to be an advantage for the Falcons the lights went out at Fabius-Pompey’s field and the game was delayed for over an hour “I’m especially happy for my seniors because it’s the last time they’ll play on that field We got that big win and now we move on,” Neuner said David Zinicola recorded three saves in net for the Bulldogs moves on to the semifinal round at Fayetteville-Manlius High School on Wednesday Westmoreland/Oriskany finished its 2024 campaign with a 13-2-3 record Contact Kevin L. Smith anytime: Email | X | Threads Portsmouth's Colby Bishop has now scored 10 goals this season Colby Bishop's hat-trick helped Portsmouth to a crucial victory Norwich in an eight-goal thriller at Carrow Road Their second win in 17 Championship away games opens up a six-point gap to the relegation zone while ending Norwich's play-off hopes Matt Ritchie and Regan Poole completed the rout Jack Stacey and Emiliano Marcondes scoring for the Canaries The home side are now 13 points adrift of sixth with three games to play Jordan Williams cut in on his left to whip in a deep cross smashing home after a corner was cleared into his path and Norwich almost went in front 10 minutes before half time Kellen Fisher headed goalwards from Oscar Shwartau's cross but Pompey keeper Nicolas Schmid saved with his feet Ritchie finished off a wonderful team goal for the visitors moments later as Josh Murphy reached the byline after a searching ball from Isaac Hayden before crossing for the 35-year-old to tap home unmarked Bishop scored his second from a stoppage time penalty after Hayden was fouled in the box and they picked up where they left off after the break Murphy shot from a tight angle before feeding the striker who finished after George Long's initial save Stacey pulled one back for Norwich with a brilliant finish into the top corner after being fed by Jacob Wright's pinpoint through ball But Pompey restored their three-goal advantage through Poole's sweeping finish from Adil Aouchiche's cross Marcondes added Norwich's third late on but it was too late to avoid a fourth straight game without a win Norwich manager Johannes Hoff Thorup speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk: There were many things defensively we didn't get right "It comes down to preparation and being ready for what your opponent brings to a game and we didn't match that at all "I had the feeling that every time they brought the ball forward it could be a chance or a goal against "We have to look at that; it is definitely a weakness It is simple situations we struggle to deal with "I hate when you have to talk about desire in a football player but I think there was a difference in that today Portsmouth had more at stake and was willing to throw their bodies in front of the ball "I don't think we matched them and that was one of the messages at half time It seemed like the simple things were difficult today." Portsmouth manager John Mousinho speaking to BBC Radio Solent: It was quite a stressful 90 minutes for me "Even at 5-2 up with eight minutes to go probably because of the position we are in I'll be more pleased but we've got to go again tomorrow and make sure we are focussed again for Monday "We spoke before about putting it all together We've done it in patches in games but not consistent enough We do deserve to be in the Championship and we've mixed it with every team here "The next stage is making sure we do it more often." To load Comments you need to enable JavaScript in your browser The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made Marcondes at 46 minutesSubstituteshome team Marcondes at 46 minutesSubstitutesNumber 6 Swanson Match OfficialsReferee: Thomas KirkAssistant Referee 1: Daniel LeachAssistant Referee 2: Ian CooperFourth Official: Alan YoungMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightNorwich City have won only three of their last 12 Football League games against Portsmouth (D5 L4) though are unbeaten in their last two meetings (W1 D1) After beating Norwich 2-0 in December 2010 Portsmouth could win successive away league games against the Canaries for the first time since September 1968 Norwich are unbeaten in their last four league games on Good Friday (W2 D2) winning each of their last two against Blackburn in 2023 (2-0) and Plymouth in 2024 (2-1) Portsmouth are unbeaten in their last nine league games on Good Friday (W5 D4) though did lose their last such game in the second tier 3-0 at Ipswich in 2003 Norwich’s Josh Sargent (10 goals) and Portsmouth’s Josh Murphy (10 – 3 goals are two of the four players to have 10+ goal involvements in the Championship in 2025 Andre Dozzell (Portsmouth) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul Jacob Sørensen (Norwich City) wins a free kick in the defensive half Amankwah Forson (Norwich City) wins a free kick in the defensive half Fourth official has announced 6 minutes of added time Emiliano Marcondes (Norwich City) header from a difficult angle on the right to the top left corner Assisted by Jacob Wright with a cross following a corner Josh Murphy (Portsmouth) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked Callum Doyle (Norwich City) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left is blocked Jacob Sørensen (Norwich City) header from the centre of the box is saved in the bottom left corner Harvey Blair (centre) joined Portsmouth from Liverpool in August Harvey Blair's first season with Portsmouth has been like "a rollercoaster" according to the former Liverpool winger The 21-year-old made the switch from Merseyside to the South Coast last summer but has found first-team appearances hard to come by before scoring his first Pompey goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw at Sheffield Wednesday. "I just wanted to go out and have fun really and the goal came with it," Blair told BBC Radio Solent. "Josh Murphy said to me before the game 'every time I get the ball just get in the box' so I knew that and luckily it was a nice little tap-in." Blair had to wait until October's trip to Stoke for his first start in a Portsmouth shirt and that ended in a 6-1 hammering. Since then he has only featured a further five times with the draw at Hillsborough his second appearance in the starting line-up "It's been a rollercoaster season for me but I just need to keep my head down keep working hard and make sure next season I'm firing on all cylinders," he added "All the lads have been unbelievable since the day I came in welcomed me with open arms and I couldn't ask for any more." Portsmouth safeguarded their Championship status with a win over Watford on Easter Monday and finish their campaign at home to relegation-threatened Hull City on Saturday (12:30 BST) Rob Atkinson scored twice and an own-goal as the Blues drew with Derby County It makes a nice change for a last-minute goal to go in Pompey's favour This game was everything you would have expected - [it was] tense Once Colby Bishop missed an early penalty there was very little between the sides All the focus will be on Rob Atkinson's contributions at both ends of the pitch Portsmouth look a better defensive unit with him in had he stayed fit it's hard to imagine they would still be in the relegation picture John Mousinho was rightly frustrated with the way Pompey conceded the goals there have been too many sloppy ones in recent weeks Pompey are crawling towards safety but four points from their final four games may well be enough Rex FeaturesYesterday John Mousinho cemented himself as my favourite Pompey manager in living memory His back-to-back triumphs of promotion from League One with a handful of games to spare with some of the biggest challenges imaginable thrown at him I would argue that survival in the Championship for Pompey is just as big than the title-winning success last season I'd point to the luckless injury run which has seemingly plagued the campaign some of the run of games and fixture list (or lack thereof given postponements!) and a number of officiating calls to our detriment as some of the salient undertones to a turbulent first season in the second tier in over a decade It feels fitting that Colby Bishop was ultimately the man to provide the goal that retained Pompey's divisional status for at least another season - a player whose contributions since his timely return in November have played a critical role in the survival effort During the second half against Watford the pressure of what was at stake wore on our faces - the longer the lead remained at a slender 1-0 Watford demonstrated a real elegance on the ball and looked capable of hurting Pompey at any given moment - yet it was only really a world-class tip onto the crossbar from Nicolas Schmid that properly moved him all afternoon The 10 minutes of stoppage time seemed never ending before Sam Allison blew the all-important full-time whistle Pompey now have two games to bask in their glory full in the knowledge that they will be competing at this level for at least another season Post-match comments from both Mousinho and Regan Poole regarding "finishing strong" will chime well with supporters - there's a very plausible argument to be made that when all is said and done Pompey's ultimate final league position could look incredibly comfortable Rex FeaturesWhen Portsmouth stunned Leeds in early March to move 10 points clear of the bottom three One win in six since then has dragged the Blues back into the relegation battle The performances haven't been bad but they have developed a nasty habit of conceding late goals especially away from home where they've lost 12 of the past 13 matches it will be almost entirely down to their results at Fratton Park Injuries have been a problem but Rob Atkinson returned last weekend Conor Shaughnessy is close to a return and top scorer Callum Lang hasn't given up on playing again this season It's hard to imagine Portsmouth would be in any danger if those three had stayed fit One win from four might be enough to stay up from here two would definitely do it and the fixture list is kinder than some other relegation rivals Back in November when Pompey were rooted to the bottom of the table they would have bitten your arm off to be in this position A few struggles and some unfortunate results have led to a couple of jitters but the Blues should have enough to see the job through The sole objective all season has been staying up - 21st or higher marks a good first season back in the second tier for 12 years BBC SportAndrew MoonBBC Radio Solent Portsmouth commentatorPublished27 April 2025Image source Rex FeaturesThere was very much an end-of-term feel at a muted Hillsborough I suspect both sides will be happy enough with a 1-1 draw his first start since the 6-1 humiliation at Stoke earlier in the season He underlined his potential with his first senior goal but remains a work in progress Goalkeeper Ben Killip hasn't even been on the bench since arriving in January and was a surprise starter He had no chance with Wednesday's goal and put in a very tidy performance Next week's finale is highly unlikely to feel flat who are managed by former Southampton boss Ruben Selles Ex-Pompey loanee Abu Kamara is also likely to feature Rob Atkinson's goals against Derby County were his first for Portsmouth Rob Atkinson scored both of Portsmouth's goals on the way to netting an unwanted hat-trick as Pompey claimed a draw with relegation rivals Derby County at Fratton Park The central defender grabbed the stoppage-time equaliser having earlier cancelled out Jerry Yates' opener for the Rams That first goal on his return from injury was then quickly followed up by an own goal which had appeared to have the visitors on course for a crucial victory in their battle to avoid the drop he met a searching long ball from goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid to make it 2-2 in the 91st minute It was a thrilling finish to an already entertaining game which started with Derby goalkeeper Jacob Widell Zetterstrom saving Colby Bishop's penalty kick after conceding the spot-kick himself by bringing down Matt Ritchie Derby's Marcus Harness went closest to breaking the deadlock in the first half with an effort that came off the woodwork and the Rams eventually had to settle for a share of the points that keeps them one place above the drop zone Late Stoke winner leaves Cardiff deep in relegation mire Luton lose to 10-man Blackburn to deepen troubles Cardiff City's defeat by Stoke City means Derby move one point clear of the bottom three while Portsmouth are a further three points ahead in 19th spot with four matches remaining The return of Bristol City loanee Atkinson to Portsmouth's starting line-up after seven games out with a calf injury was one of five changes John Mousinho made after the midweek defeat at Coventry City After a last-gasp goal cost them against the Sky Blues Portsmouth went looking for a fast start in this relegation scrap But despite Bishop stepping up for an early penalty Zetterstrom made amends for conceding the spot-kick with a foul on Matt Ritchie by making a crucial save in the game of high stakes Derby's goalkeeper went on to make another decisive first-half save keeping Christian Saydee out after the striker weaved his way through the Rams' backline Derby had two chances to open the scoring themselves Craig Forsyth blazed an effort over from seven yards before a cross-come-shot from Harness hit both the underside of the crossbar and inside of the post against his former side A headed clearance from Regan Poole denied Derby's Ebou Adams from breaking the deadlock with a first-time effort in first-half stoppage time while Pompey goalkeeper Schmid tipped a looped header from Forsyth over the bar after the interval during which Atkinson found the back of the net at both ends after Yates broke the deadlock with a header had Derby closing in on what would have been only their third win on the road this season But Atkinson's second headed goal of the afternoon – with his own goal coming off his boot when trying to deal with a Kayden Jackson cross – sent Fratton Park into a frenzy Portsmouth boss John Mousinho told BBC Radio Solent: it was a big game for us but the most important thing was to not lose the game "So when you go through what we went though today then shooting ourselves in the foot conceding the goals at really poor times "Rob [Atkinson] is a player who has two years' worth of bad injuries at Bristol City and he came in in January and we managed him back into the fold and he unfortunately got that calf injury against QPR [in February] "But there aren't many players with five games left on their loan risking what Rob risked today He will go back to Bristol City after his loan but he came in and he played like he had a four-year contract at Portsmouth and I'm really pleased we have characters in the dressing room like that he was pencilled in for 60 minutes and we got beyond that Derby County head coach John Eustace told BBC Radio Derby: "It was an excellent all-round performance We have come to a really difficult place and I don't think many people expected us to get a result here desire and commitment was there for everyone to see "Going into the last five or six minutes while 2-1 up I expect to see it out we defended it very well but it just wasn't well enough today "But to come away with a point in the end is a positive result." Yellow Card at 69 minutesSubstituteshome team Yellow Card at 69 minutesSubstitutesNumber 17 Wheeldon Match OfficialsReferee: Ruebyn RicardoAssistant Referee 1: Sam LewisAssistant Referee 2: Richard WoodwardFourth Official: Dean WhitestoneMatch StatsKey Scroll LeftScroll RightPortsmouth are without a win in their last nine league meetings with Derby County (D5 L4) since a 3-1 victory in the Premier League in January 2008 Derby have only won one of their last seven league visits to Portsmouth (D4 L2) although are unbeaten in their last four (W1 D3) Portsmouth have won 10 of their last 14 home league games (D2 L2) conceding just nine goals in total during that time Derby have won just two of their 20 away league games this season (D5 L13) conceding 1.8 goals on average per match during that time Derby County’s John Eustace has faced Portsmouth once before in the Championship as a manager with that coming in January with Blackburn Kenzo Goudmijn (Derby County) wins a free kick in the defensive half Delay in match because of an injury Jacob Widell Zetterström (Derby County) Jacob Widell Zetterström (Derby County) wins a free kick in the defensive half Marlon Pack (Portsmouth) wins a free kick in the defensive half Rob Atkinson (Portsmouth) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner Connor Ogilvie (Portsmouth) wins a free kick on the left wing Rob Atkinson (Portsmouth) header from very close range is close Nicolas Schmid (Portsmouth) wins a free kick in the defensive half Connor Ogilvie (Portsmouth) wins a free kick in the defensive half