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Whitney takes 1st at McQuaid Invite

ROCHESTER — The Clymer/Sherman/Panama cross country teams had quite the showing at the McQuaid Invitational at Genesee Valley Park with a Top 3 finish in the A-2 small schools boys race and claimed eighth in the girls race, highlighted by Savannah Whitney crossing the finish line first on Saturday morning. The Wolfpack eighth-grader, Whitney, traversed the 3-mile course in a blistering time of 17:49.5, four seconds faster than Lake Placid’s Leila Fey in second at 17:53.9. She was the ninth fastest girl overall out of 1,494 competitors. Clymer/Sherman/Panama finished in eighth ...

Big walleye, young anglers, tourney celebrations

Eastern Lake Erie anglers are enjoying a walleye season that has been nothing short of remarkable. Catch rates for impressive numbers of fish have been exceptional — and, by many local accounts, even better than the banner year of 2025. For generations, Western New York walleye anglers ...

Falconer volleyball hosting "Pink Out" match on Tuesday

FALCONER — The Falconer volleyball team is set to host its annual Pink Out Match against Southwestern on Tuesday. The community fundraising event will take place at the Falconer High School Gymnasium, kicking off with the jayvee game at 5 p.m., followed by the varsity matchup at 6:30 ...

Wolfpack cruises past Panthers in dominant C South win 42-14

PANAMA — Clymer/Sherman/Panama scored touchdowns on its first two possessions against Portville/Cuba-Rushford/Bolivar-Richburg and that was enough cushion to keep the Wolfpack in the lead on the way to a 42-14 Class C South football win on Saturday at the Jack Keeney Athletic Complex. Wolfpack senior Gavin Burchanowski made his mark on the game early, ending the Panthers’ opening drive abruptly with an interception. Burchanowski cashed in on his own turnover with the first touchdown of the game with a 29-yard run. Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s defense quickly got the ball back ...

Gowanda sweeps Forestville in volleyball

FORESTVILLE — Lilliana Pierce’s 11 kills led four Gowanda girls with at least six kills as the Panthers beat Forestville 25-14, 25-7, 25-12 in nonleague girls volleyball Friday. Bella Maines had 29 assists, four digs and two aces for Gowanda (10-1). Pierce had six digs and three blocks; Envy Cross had nine kills and a block; Maleina Moses had six kills, three digs and two aces; and Scarlett John had six kills, an assist, four digs and an ace. The Hornets fell to 3-4 overall. ELLICOTTVILLE SWEEPS PIRATES ELLICOTTVILLE — Three Ellicottville girls had at least seven kills to lead ...

Cardinals get their revenge

RANDOLPH — A year ago, the Randolph football team was shut out at home by Silver Creek/Forestville in the Section VI Class D playoffs, putting an exclamation mark on a down season. It was clear the Cardinals were out for revenge and flipped the script with a big 42-0 shutout victory ...