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The FLCC Logging Sports Team or 'Woodsmen Team' is a co-ed intercollegiate team based on traditional Logging and Forestry skills.

The co-educational Finger Lakes Community College Woodsmen Team was established at Finger Lakes Community College in 1974 by Marty Dodge. Since 1980, the Women’s team has earned 15 championship titles and the Men's have earned 20 championship titles and Jack and Jill has won 2. Modern collegiate competition involves six-person teams competing in four divisions: Men, Women, Jack and Jill (3 men, 3 women) and Open. Collegiate competitions consist of team events, singles events, doubles events, triples events and canoeing events. In North America, the sport is currently organized into five regional divisions: northeastern, mid-Atlantic, southern, midwestern, and western. FLCC is in the northeastern division along with Alfred State, SUNY Cobleskill, Colby College, Dartmouth, Paul Smiths College, Penn State, SUNY ESF Ranger School, SUNY ESF, U CONN, U Maine, UNH, Unity, and UVM. NEILA (Northeast Intercollegiate Logging Sports Association) is the governing body for the teams in NY State. FLCC is the only community college that competes in the northeast division.

10/05/2026

First meet of the season alert! 🚨

Paul Smith's College October 3rd:
FLCC took 4th across all 3 divisions we fielded: Men's, Women's and Open. First place finishes from Paul Pereira in Men's Super Swede, First place in Men's Barrel Split (Paul Pereira and Adam Tylock) Women's team first place in Team Packboard relay. Next up for us is our Fall 🍁 event where our zombie Lumberfolk are going to be scaring people at the Haunted Housel on Friday October 23rd 🧟. After that we are re-forming teams to send to Fleming College on November 7th!

08/31/2026

07/07/2026

FLCC Logging Sports has had a long standing friendship with Timber Tina’s Great Maine Lumberjack Show !

Every summer, a few students on the Logging Sports Team go to live, work, learn, and immerse themselves in lumberjack culture in Bar Harbor, Maine. Owner "Timber" Tina Scheer provides them with housing and a place to train for the summer season and they come back with more experience and skills to bring to the FLCC Logging Sports Program. It truly is a win-win! There are 4 current students and 2 alumni working for Tina this summer 🌞

This year, the coaches went up to be part of the 4th of July parade and haul back some western red cedar poles to be made into birling logs. What a blast!

Yo-ho!

05/08/2026

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05/07/2026

Help keep us in the lead!!

05/07/2026

Today is the day! Please consider helping the logging sports team with their practice field relocation, supplies, travel, etc. Happy Day of Giving!

Your generosity will impact FLCC Logging Sports student immediately. Will you join us?

05/01/2026

Our Lakers Logging Sports program claimed the 2026 Spring Meet Open Division Championship! You can support the program this Laker Day of Giving by visiting their campaign page. 🏆

Help us continue to move our championship programs further!

https://give.fingerlakes.edu/schools/FingerLakesCommunityCollege/laker-day-of-giving-2026/pages/athletics/?a=6619226

04/29/2026

Lakers Make History with Open Division Win at Northeast Collegiate Logging Sports Championship!

The Finger Lakes Community College logging sports team wrapped up its season with a historic performance at the Northeast Collegiate Logging Sports Championship, hosted by SUNY ESF at Oneida Shores Park.

Competing against 11 other colleges and universities from across the Northeast, FLCC stood out as the only two-year school in attendance. The Lakers placed first in the Open Division, second in the Women's Division, third in the Men's Division, and fourth with their second Open team.

The Open Division championship marked the first in program history for FLCC. Since the program was established in 1974, the Lakers have now won 41 championships across all four divisions.

FLCC's Open Division team, led by captain Dylan Peck, along with Riley Tierney, Nate Dawley, Kian Glor, Adrian McLean, and Ethan Miller, edged Alfred State by 14 points out of a possible 1,900 in a dominant showing.

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3325 Marvin Sands Drive
Canandaigua, NY
14424

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+15857851574

Website

http://flccathletics.com/sports/wood/index

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