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Watkins shines for P/MG/C/S swimmers

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ALLEGANY-LIMESTONE — Emery Watkins’ two victories and sweeps in the 500-yard freestyle as well as 100-yard backstroke helped Panama/Maple Grove/Clymer/Sherman beat Allegany-Limestone 95-74 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association girls swimming and diving Tuesday. Watkins claimed the 200-yard freestyle (2:32.04) and 500-yard freestyle (5:52.56) for the guests. Camryn Battaglia won the 100-yard backstroke (1:19.01) and Tatiana Piaschyk took the 100-yard breaststroke (1:24.09) for Panama/Maple Grove/Clymer/Sherman’s other individual victories. 200y medley relay: ...

Tonelli too much

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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 ...

Fredonia gets past Dunkirk in overtime 4-3

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FREDONIA — Ben Brautigam's overtime goal sent Fredonia past Dunkirk 4-3 in a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division I matchup at Fredonia State University. Seth Davidson assisted on Brautigam's winning tally in the second minute of the extra session for the Hillbillies (1-1-1, ...

Strong start

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RANDOLPH — The Randolph volleyball team kept a perfect record after sweeping Falconer 25-17, 25-10, 25-17 in nonleague action Monday. The Cardinals (4-0) were led by Addyson Shawley with 13 kills; Aliza Hind had 15 assists, a block and eight aces; Tessa Brown added 10 more assists and an ...

Allen patches over Bills' defensive deficiencies

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ORCHARD PARK — As first impressions go, the new-look Buffalo Bills under Joe Brady opened the season looking much like the team previously coached by Sean McDermott. And that's not an altogether good thing. Josh Allen was a near one-man offensive show in a 36-31 win at Houston that ...

Still work to be done for Eagles' new offense

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Eagles hired new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion in part to bring explosive plays back to Philadelphia's offense. After Sunday's 24-22 season-opening victory over Washington, give Mannion and the Eagles a passing grade — but definitely not a perfect one. Jalen ...