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Randolph edged Busti 337-335 and Celoron got by Ellington 333-331 in the Chautauqua County Trap League. Perfect 50s were scored by Cooper Nystrom and Austin Anderson. The High Lady was Danielle Yotpolis of Busti with a 48; the High Junior was Dominic Pangborn of Ellington with a 48; the High Sub Juniors were Jackson Kestler of Busti and Alex Hasson of Celoron with 33; the High Veteran was Tim Nickles of Randolph with a 49; the High Senior Veteran was Dale Speta of Randolph with a 48; and the High Super Senior Veteran was John P. Foster of Randolph with a 49. TEAM SCORES Randolph: ...

Big day for Trojans

ALDEN — Southwestern athletes swept a pair of throwing events while Silver Creek/Forestville’s Nathan Mays appears to be well on his way to a landslide victory in the pentathlon after the first day of action at the Section VI Track & Field State Qualifier on Friday at Alden High ...

Falconer’s season ends

ROCHESTER — Momentum has been key for the Falconer softball team during its Class C playoff run and when Rachael Swanson’s second hit of the game scored Hannah Melquist it looked like the Golden Falcons finally had it on their side in the bottom of the fourth inning. However, Section ...

Hornets fall in Class D regional

ROCHESTER — Sometimes just one big hit can be the difference in a game and unfortunately for the Forestville softball team, Oakfield-Alabama’s Raine Denny had two of them. Denny hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the first inning and then a solo drive in the fourth that gave ...

Celoron R&G to celebrate 100th anniversary

CELORON — The oldest skeet and trap club in Chautauqua County will celebrate its 100th anniversary on Sunday. Highlighting the activities at the Celoron Rod & Gun will be skeet, trap, wobble, 5-stand and other shooting games; a chicken dinner and homemade sides; and decades worth of ...

Tarp Skunks beat Niagara 2-1

ST. CATHARINES, Ontario — Jamestown’s fast start to its Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League season continued Friday night. Behind the combined four-hit pitching of Tait Johnson, Cohen Harris and Chase Beran, the Tarp Skunks edged Niagara 2-1 before 205 fans. Blake Herman collected two hits, including a double, and stole a base to lead Jamestown’s offensive attack. Meanwhile, Johnson, the winning pitcher, worked five five innings, surrendered a run and two hits, walked two and struck out two. Harris hurled three shutout innings and Chase Bearn struck out the side in the ...