The first day of practice for Maple Grove’s boys soccer team felt like a late October day. Temperatures in the upper 50s and a mist greeted the Red Dragons along with a new coach — well an old coach back for a second run. Cara Abbey returned to the pitch Monday on Dutch Hollow Road ...
WARREN, Pa. — After a 4-year drought, the Conewango Valley Country Club women reclaimed the Ryder Cup 7-5 against Moon Brook Country Club at Conewango Valley Country Club on Aug. 14. The four two-person teams consisted of captain Marlene Sandberg/Betsy Williams; Hallie Dubia/Jan Brown; Betsy ...
There are few sounds that can get a waterfowler (duck hunter) out of a warm bed before sunrise faster than the distant quack of a passing flock. For Western New York duck hunters, that sound will be especially welcome Oct. 10 and 11, when the Western Zone waterfowl season opens — and a ...
Pine Grove won the 2026 Warren County Trap League championship, outgunning Tidioute in the shoot-off 344-338. Dominic Pangborn of Pine Grove had the only perfect 50 score. Pine Grove: Dominic Pangborn 50, Matt DeLong 49, Bob Darney 49, John Peterson 49, Jerry Martin 49, Jeff Gens 49, John P. Foster 49. Tidioute: Brian Mitchell 49, Joel Stewart 49, Guy Anderson 49, Doug Fausnaught 48, Mike Roberts 48, Joni Troyer 48, Conrad Shearer 47. ——— In the Chautauqua County Trap League. Ellington got by Celoron 336-334 and Randolph edged Busti 334-333. Perfect 50s were scored by Brian ...
LAKEWOOD — Kelly Haaksma shot a gross 41, including birdies on No. 5 and No. 9, to lead the Mulligan Mama Ladies League at Maplehurst Country Club. Other gross scores were Michelle Koresko 42, Fran Carlson 43, Mary Green 44, Marcia Derby 44, Ellen Lehning 44, Toni Indriolo 45, Kathy Stedman 45, Wendy Merchant 46 (including a birdie on No. 5), Rita Newell 47 and Tina Currie 48. Sonya Gustafson’s 30 was the best net score. Other net scores were Wendy Spencer 31, Rosalie Zanghi 34, Liz Fredrick 34, Cindy Jackson 34, Alison Espin 35, Jen Peters 37, Leda Peterson 37, Ann Yager 37, ...
CLEVELAND — The Buffalo Bills are giving defensive tackle Ed Oliver support and space following the accidental death of his 2-year-old son. Oliver has been grieving throughout training camp and many of his teammates only learned of the tragic accident on Friday. Following Saturday's 31-7 preseason win over the Browns, Bills quarterback Josh Allen said the team is standing with Oliver. "Obviously, very unfortunate what happened and as a teammate of him, as someone in this locker room, all we can do is love on him," Allen said. "There's nothing that you can say to make the situation ...
