CHEEKTOWAGA — Southwestern/Jamestown senior Clarissa Hren won the 200-yard individual medley at the Section VI Class A Championships, which ended Saturday at Maryvale High School. Hren finished with a time of 2:16.46 to beat second-place Lizzy Carducci of Orchard Park by nearly four ...
BATAVIA — On a crisp, breezy Saturday afternoon, the Jamestown Community College women’s soccer team found an inner fire in the second half of its Region 3 championship matchup against fifth-ranked Mohawk Valley CC, claiming the crown and a spot in the national tournament with a ...
WEST SENECA — From the opening kickoff, it was apparent Jamestown would have its hands full Saturday. Once Lancaster scored its first goal, it was like the pitch was tilted in the Legends’ favor. No. 1 Lancaster led 4-0 at halftime and outshot No. 3 Jamestown 35-1 in the game as the ...
WEEK 3 BUD LIGHT MONDAY 5:40 LEAGUE Claire Tomassini, Mike Stevernson and the Gren’s Growlers claimed a share of first place with a fiery offensive display, as they brought down Curling Hares 34-20 and Curling Cousins 46-41. Button or Nuttin has now ripped off four straight wins thanks to Don Schrecongost. The streak continued in close calls against Jimmy Shimmey’s 40-34 and Gemstones 42-35. Austin Mitchell and Chris Anderson turned the season around for TRCurlers. They’re back above the .500 mark with victories over The Rolling Stones 36-22 and Better Than Last Year ...
Today’s Section VI Class D volleyball semifinal between No. 4 Maple Grove and No. 1 Cassadaga Valley has been postponed to Tuesday. The Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office reported Saturday that two Cassadaga Valley male juveniles were involved in a one-car accident on Maple Avenue in Cassadaga. One of the teenagers was flown to an area hospital for treatment while the other sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased. In a Facebook post Saturday, the district called the news “heartbreaking” and said it would have counseling available over the weekend. “Our hearts ...
SHERMAN — Clymer/Sherman/Panama held Cleveland Hill to just 94 yards of offense and rolled to a 43-0 shutout in a Section VI Class C quarterfinal Saturday at Harry W. Brosius Field. The Wolfpack ran for 192 yards and threw for 154 in the game. They led 24-0 after the first quarter and ...
