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Johnson is perfect at Frewsburg, Volpe shines, too

Chris Johnson and Ang Volpe found Frewsburg Lanes to their liking. Johnson rolled a 300-235-746 for Munson Painting in the Farr’s Allstate League, while Volpe smashed a 265-746 for Lena’s Pizza in the Hall of Fame Scratch Doubles. Also at Frewsburg Lanes, Bill Farr found the mark for a 259-685 for Farr’s Allstate in the Farr’s Allstate League. At State Lanes, Scott Heinke rolled a 230-596 in Week 1 of the Tuesday Businessmen’s League and also hit a 237-636 in Week 2. State Lanes: Tuesday Seniors League — Ed Petransky 564, Bob Carlson 482, Paul Snow 203-472, Paul Mole ...

Tonelli too much

The Jamestown girls soccer team seemed to pay pretty close attention to Cece Tonelli on Tuesday evening. But after 80 minutes ran off the clock, the Fredonia junior had netted a hat trick in the Hillbillies’ 4-0 shutout of the Red & Green in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association ...

Clymer sweeps Hornets

CLYMER — It took about halfway through the first set for Clymer to find its rhythm against Forestville in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 4 volleyball action Tuesday night. Trailing 12-9, Clymer struck gold at the service line with runs of four, seven and four again to ...

Fredonia stays perfect with sweep of Chautauqua Lake/Maple Grove

FREDONIA — Fredonia improved to 3-0 on the season with a 5-0 sweep of Chautauqua Lake/Maple Grove in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association girls tennis Tuesday at Fredonia State University. At first singles, Nella Darrell-Sterbak moved to 3-0 with a 6-1, 6-2 defeat of Eden Ludwig. ...

NFL players prefer grass over turf

ORCHARD PARK — For Josh Allen, the grass is most definitely greener across the street. As the Buffalo Bills moved closer to their first regular-season game Thursday in their new Highmark Stadium, the quarterback looked forward to not having to deal with the added wear and tear his body ...

Jamestown boys victorious at Point Gratiot

DUNKIRK — Jamestown’s boys finished in the top four spots while Silver Creek/Dunkirk/Forestville’s girls took three of the top four spots in their Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association team victories at Point Gratiot on Tuesday. The Red & Green’s Thomas Kathman took first in the boys race with a time of 20:07 as Jamestown finished with 17 points. Silver Creek/Dunkirk/Forestville was second with 42 points, led by fifth-place Marcus Crane. Cattaraugus-Little Valley and Randolph were incomplete. The Black Knights’ Leah Mays won the girls race in 22:02 as Silver ...