One of the newest expanding state forest areas of Western New York is centrally located and deserves an exploratory look by several outdoor adventure groups. The DEC and The Nature Conservancy recently announced the acquisition of more than 689 acres in the towns of East Otto and Otto, ...
ORCHARD PARK — Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane chose to add draft picks rather than make a selection by completing three trades and move entirely out of the first round of the NFL draft on Thursday night. Buffalo's first scheduled pick is now 35th overall after the team opened the draft holding pick No. 26. In the process, the Bills added two selections, and improved their positioning in the third round. The Bills moved up 25 spots in the third round — from No. 91 to No. 66 — while also adding the first pick of the fourth round (101). The wheeling and dealing by ...
ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills focused on restocking their defense in the NFL draft on Friday, a day after making three trades to back out of the first round. Buffalo used the 35th selection to pick Clemson linebacker T.J. Parker. The Bills then traded up four spots — sending the No. ...
Nineteen boys basketball players from small schools in The Post-Journal’s circulation area were recognized by the New York State Sportswriters Association on Wednesday as members of all-state teams. In Class B, Southwestern senior Roger Markham received the highest recognition with a ...
FREDONIA — The first eight batters of the second inning reached base and scored for Fredonia in its 13-3 win over visiting Salamanca on Wednesday. Issiah Ruiz got it started with a sacrifice fly to score Pauly Tabone. Jack Frame added an RBI single, followed by a Max Hazelton bases-loaded ...
BROCTON — Forestville put up nine runs Wednesday afternoon. The Hornets only needed one the way Alexandra Kerstetter was pitching. The sophomore right-hander threw a perfect game with eight strikeouts as Forestville shut out Brocton 9-0 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 softball. Kerstetter threw 57 of her 77 pitches for strikeouts. The only ball to leave the infield was the last out of the game when Brocton’s Zoe Spiller flew out to center fielder Emily Lillie. Carilene Sliwa led the way offensively for the Hornets (3-1, 3-0) with a pair of doubles ...
