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Cattaraugus County HOF Golf Tournament set for July 22 (posted)

RANDOLPH — The Cattaraugus County Sports Hall of Fame still has room for a foursome or a twosome for its scramble golf tournament which will be held Wednesday, July 22 at Cardinal Hills Golf Course in Randolph on Wednesday, July 22. The tournament, which will begin with a shotgun start at 9 a.m., is open to the public. The $75 tournament fee will include golf, cart, lunch, dinner and team/individual awards and prizes. Previous Hall of Fame inductees are encouraged to participate. Call/text tournament director Mark Benton at 716-770-8809 to register a team.

‘I feel very fortunate’

Now that high school and college commencements are in the rearview mirror, it might not be a bad idea if recent graduates follow a career blueprint similar to the one drawn up by area native Tim Bontemps. His message is simple and can be applied to any list of potential ...

White perch challenge on Chautauqua Lake

For decades, Chautauqua Lake has earned national recognition as one of America's premier musky fisheries, while also producing outstanding crappie, bass and, for many years, excellent walleye fishing. Thanks to the stewardship of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation ...

Gullos claim SHCC M-G

The team of Anthony and Adam Gullo captured the 2026 South Hills Country Club Member-Guest. The pair shot a three-day total of 182 to claim the overall title. Following are the flight winners: Jordan Ricotta and Taylor Beaver, First Flight, 189; Eric Harvey and Joe Kaczar, Second Flight, ...

4-0 feeling

FALCONER – Dominick Rizzo hit a three-run home run in the first inning and Falconer held off Southwestern 6-3 to earn the No. 1 seed in the District 38 Area B 10-12 Little League All-Stars tournament Monday. Noah Nelson went 3 for 3 with an RBI and two runs scored; Aiden Rhinehart had two ...

Wednesday Travel League makes inaugural visit to Dande Farms GC

AKRON — The Wednesday Travel League made its first ever trip to Dande Farms Golf Course, making it the 76th different course played since records began being kept in 2001. Jeff Nelson shot the low round of 77 to capture his second tour win of the season. Finishing second, just a stroke behind with 78, was 13-year-old amateur Carter Crabtree, who broke 80 for the first time. In third place with 84 was John Bongiovanni, who also shot the low round by a senior. Nelson led the front nine with 38 and Crabtree led the back nine with a 1-over par 37. In the B Flight, Dave Franklin was the ...