It’s already been a dream season for the Jamestown Community College women's soccer team as they prepare for the NJCAA Division III Tournament. “It’s been crazy. It’s been incredible,” said sophomore goalkeeper Angel Busch. “I don’t think anyone thought this was possible. Our ...
ORCHARD PARK — Safety Amani Hooker entered the Titans' bye week on a Tennessee team going nowhere. Some 10 days later, he found himself landing in Buffalo, elated to join a contender. "It's amazing. That's literally all I can say," Hooker said Wednesday, a day after the Bills acquired him ...
ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills shored up their secondary by acquiring safety Amani Hooker in a trade with the Tennessee Titans, two people with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Tuesday. The people spoke to The AP because the trade has yet to be announced. The deal was ...
Jeff Wadsworth rolled a 268-693 for Wadsworth Construction during the Hall of Fame Scratch Doubles at Frewsburg Lanes. Scott Nelson’s 235-683 for 7-Eleven North Main Street led Week 9 of the Tuesday Businessmen’s League at State Lanes. Frewsburg Lanes: Wednesday Night League—Ang Volpe 633, Chuck Ryberg 626, Dave Fiorella 601, Tim Kolstee 580 Hall of Fame Scratch Doubles—Justin VanArsdale 654, Andy Blasdell 652, Ray Textor 646, John Williams Jr. 593 State Lanes: Tuesday Businessmen’s League—Jon Zdunski 236-645, Travis Brown 223-603, Merle Przybelinski 601 Thursday ...
The Westfield/Brocton boys soccer team surrendered just three goals and finished undefeated en route to claiming the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division III title. The dominant season by the Wolverines yielded some well-deserved accolades. Taking the highest honor was senior defender Noah Tuah as the Player of the Year leading the defense to the eight clean sheets and a plus-38 goal differential. Then, along with Tuah receiving the top honors for a player, Westfield/Brocton head coach Jay Pikiewicz was named the Coach of the Year. The Wolverines had three more ...
Western New York's unusually warm autumn has been a pleasant surprise for outdoor enthusiasts, extending opportunities to enjoy some of the region's favorite seasonal activities. From deer hunting and late-season fishing to wildlife photography and bird watching, November has offered plenty of ...
