Kyle Spisak
Sports Director
Kyle is the Sports Director at WBNG.
Kyle attended SUNY Oswego and received two New York State Broadcasters Association Awards in "Outstanding Editorial/Commentary" for his sports talk radio show, "The Kyle Spisak Show."
Kyle was also the Color Commentator on his college station WTOP's 1st national award-winning live sports broadcast in the College Broadcasters Institution yearly awards.
In his free time, Kyle can be found golfing his way around the Southern Tier and attending College Football games.
Five-run fourth inning lifts Susquehanna Valley to 8-5 comeback victory
Johnson City rallies on the road to top Chenango Valley
Maine-Endwell cruises to road victory behind balanced offensive attack
Defending state shot put champion leads New York in discus despite hand injury
Wilson clears 6 feet, 11 inches to set new Section IV mark
Hawks roll to 14-2 road win at Dick Hoover Stadium
Spartans defeat Warriors 13-10 in close game
Ewing played 18 games with Binghamton before moving to Triple-A Syracuse
Red Dragons win conference title in every spring sport for first time in school history
Union-Endicott’s Julia Allen scores 100th goal, Maine-Endwell’s Sofia Ewing records 100th point
Back-to-back America East champions draw one of college softball’s most dominant programs in first round
Patriots outscore Saints in second half after 4-4 halftime tie
Hawks overcome early deficit in high-scoring game against Warcats
America East champions draw powerhouse Sooners in first round
Binghamton becomes first team in league history to win three consecutive titles
Binghamton takes down Pee Dee 4-2 to complete the three-peat
Bearcats rally from 7-0 deficit in Game 1, take Game 2 to claim championship
Binghamton erupts for five goals in second period to take 2-1 series lead
Goalie and offensive leader help Tigers succeed on lacrosse field
Eagles score six runs in seventh inning to defeat Bobcats 9-4
Eagles rally with fifth-inning grand slam to top Bobcats 5-2
Emma Lawson and Olivia Kennedy recognized for performances in series
Last year’s O’Reilly Auto Parts Series winner returns to compete in all three NASCAR series this weekend
Bearcats total five all-Conference selections
Bearcats seek revenge against Maine after dropping series earlier this season
11th annual ceremony honors athletes across eight sports, including 1979 Union-Endicott football team
Express rallied after falling behind 2-0 in first quarter
Blue Raiders controlled pace throughout game at Vestal
Rookie netminder led league in wins, goals-against average and save percentage
Union-Endicott came back in the second half to take the 10-9 victory.
Johnson City pulled away in the second half to secure the 12-9 victory.
Longwood added two more home runs in the ninth inning from Jon Howard and Ben Pulliam to secure the 7-3 victory.
Warcats dominate Saints with offensive outburst
Conrad cut to the net and scored top left to give the Black Knights a 1-0 lead.
Rumble Ponies drop fourth straight game Wednesday night
Sabers hold off Purple Tornado rally with late defensive stops
Allen set a new program record with her 45th career home run during a doubleheader against Cornell on Tuesday.
Trent Lopez hit a three-run home run for the Big Red in the top of the fourth inning to extend Cornell’s lead to 9-3.
The errors proved costly for Binghamton in the loss.
Binghamton’s Elisa Allen hit a solo home run to left center, breaking the Bearcats’ career home run record with her 45th career homer.
Johnson City junior becomes all-time girls' lacrosse leader in points, goals and assists
Injuries are an unfortunate reality in sports, especially at the highest levels.
Stubbs scores twice in first period as Binghamton closes out series
Black Bears coach led team to 48-6-2 record, Empire Division title
