Sierra Pabo and Trey Miller received the Student-Athlete of the Year awards at the 2026 Roodys, SUNY Canton's annual athletics banquet. Pabo, a standout in women's basketball, had an impressive season with averages of 15.0 points and 4.3 assists per game. Miller excelled in men's hockey, setting several records including a .934 save percentage. Additional awards honored rookies Raine Rumble and Spencer Sasenbury, and teams like women's soccer and hockey showcased community contributions. The men's hockey team's significant victory over Oswego was named Game of the Year.

By the Numbers
  • Sierra Pabo led the women鈥檚 basketball team with 15.0 points and 4.3 assists per game.
  • Trey Miller had a .934 save percentage and 577 total saves in his junior season.
Yes, But

Some critics argue that the recognition at the Roodys may overlook athletes from lesser-known sports, potentially discouraging teamwork across all athletic divisions.

State of Play
  • The men's hockey team achieved a significant program milestone with a historic win against the No. 4 ranked Oswego.
  • The athletics department is actively engaging in community service, showcasing the impact of student-athletes beyond sports.
What's Next

The SUNY Canton athletics program is expected to focus on maintaining its success with more recruitment efforts, aiming to strengthen teams in different sports and increase community involvement.

Bottom Line

The 2026 Roodys not only celebrated athletic excellence but highlighted the crucial role of student-athletes in community engagement, pushing for a holistic approach to sports at SUNY Canton.