Seybert Says
By ALLEN SEYBERT aseybert@timesobserver.com Sorry for the delay. While I’ve been hard at work covering high school sports for the paper, I’ve been finding it hard to keep an eye on the world of professional sports. Instead, I’ve been focusing on the next greatest challenge in my life — fatherhood. That’s right — as if one of me wasn’t enough — our (with my better half Ashley) little girl will be brought into the world in March. Guess you can start calling me Big Papi. 1. Is it time for the Nationwide and Camping World Series’ to switch to a Chase format? It doesn’t really matter. Sure, Ron Hornaday Jr. has wrapped up the truck title before the last race even begins and all Kyle Busch has to do is start the Nationwide race to lock up his first crown, but there is no guarantee that a Chase format would make things any bette.
» Full StoryMoore rolls 603
Ruth Moore connected for a 226 to open her series and cruised to the finish line for a 603 series in Riverside Lanes’ Earlybirds League Wednesday.
» Full StoryWarren YMCA swim results
The Warren Blue Dolphins YMCA swim team recently competed against Meadville in a meet held Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Warren County YMCA.
» Full StoryAREA BOWLING: Larson rolls 712 series
John Larson started his Tuesday morning with a 267 high game and never looked back en route to a 712 series in the Tuesday Morning Men’s League at Riverside Lanes.
» Full StoryBeing... Kodee Jeritza
Kodee Jeritza isn’t the most graceful player on the court.
“That girl has more bumps and bruises by the time the season’s over,” said Youngsville volleyball coach Terry Schrader. “The girl’s not graceful.
Community reacts to firing of Jauron
“It’s about time.”
That was the reaction of Dunkirk resident Ray Abramowicz on Tuesday when asked about his thoughts of the Buffalo Bills firing head coach Dick Jauron.
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