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Berg Lifts JHS To Victory

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Kinsley Berg’s 11-yard touchdown run with under a minute remaining lifted Jamestown to a 32-25 victory over Lockport in a Section VI Division 1 flag football game at Strider Field on Tuesday night. Berg finished with 100 yards rushing, including a 70-yard scamper, on eight carries and two TDs; Payton Gibbs completed all six of her pass attempts for 91 yards and two TDs and rushed for 41 yards on seven carries; and Kiarelis Brito ran for 100 yards, including a 70-yard touchdown scamper, one of her two TDs on the evening. Defensively, Keylianis Torres and JaLeiya Glover had seven ...

Darkness Suspends Gowanda-Falconer Game In 8th Inning

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FALCONER — Gowanda and Falconer figure to battle for the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 baseball title all season long. After eight innings of play, the teams seem fairly evenly matched. So much so, that a winner couldn’t be determined Tuesday. The Panthers tied ...

Taylor Hurls Complete-Game Shutout For Cardinals

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ELLICOTTVILLE — The Randolph baseball team scored twice in the first inning and that is all the Cardinals would need as Aiden Taylor gave up just four hits, walked three and struck out five Ellicottville Eagles in a complete-game shutout 3-0 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 action on Tuesday. Randolph was led by Laiden Wojtowicz with a 2 RBI double, Gavin Senn connected for a double and scored, Randall Nottingham hit 2 for 2 with a run scored and Bryson Pitts scored once. Ellicottville also received a strong performance on the mound with Rylan Benjamin ...

Bruins Down Sabres In Game 2

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BUFFALO — Morgan Geekie bounced in a shot from beyond center as part of Boston’s three-goal second-period surge and the Bruins beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-2 to even their first-round playoff series at 1 on Tuesday night. Viktor Arvidsson scored twice and Pavel Zacha also scored. David ...

Allen Wants To Win To Set Example For Daughter

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ORCHARD PARK (AP) — As he prepares to turn 30, celebrates the birth of his first child and adapts to a new head coach for the first time in his nine seasons in Buffalo, Josh Allen said his love of football and desire to win haven’t changed as much as they’ve evolved. Starting a family has a way of altering one’s perspective. “That want to win will never change. The why I want to do it has,” Allen said on Monday, two weeks into the Bills’ offseason workout program. “So why I want to do it is to show my family, to show my daughter how hard you need to work in order to ...