Syracuse wins Golden Snowball Contest for second year in a row
Syracuse has claimed victory in the Golden Snowball Contest for the second consecutive year, showcasing its winter prowess. The contest pits the five largest Upstate New York cities against each other for the most snowfall.
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Golden Snowball Contest results
Syracuse has emerged victorious in the Golden Snowball Contest for the second year in a row, according to LocalSYR. This friendly competition involves the five largest cities in Upstate New York: Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, and Syracuse’s neighboring city, Syracuse.
What this means for Syracuse
This win not only highlights Syracuse’s winter weather but also boosts local pride and community spirit. The contest is a lighthearted way to engage residents and celebrate the unique challenges of winter in Central New York.

Upcoming events and community engagement
As the summer season approaches, Syracuse is preparing for various community events. The second annual Summer Slam, hosted by SU booster Vinny Lobdell, is set for July 22 in Skaneateles, promising to be a unique gathering for sports fans and community members alike, as reported by Syracuse.com.
What to watch for next
Residents can look forward to more community events and activities as the summer unfolds. For the latest updates on local happenings, check our community events page.
By The Numbers
- 2, consecutive years Syracuse has won the Golden Snowball Contest, according to LocalSYR.
- 5, the number of cities competing in the Golden Snowball Contest.
- 1, the number of upcoming Summer Slam events scheduled for July 22, as reported by Syracuse.com.
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Sources
- LocalSYR, coverage of the Golden Snowball Contest.
- Syracuse.com, details on the Summer Slam event.