BUSTI — A warm June evening provided a picturesque setting for Stateline Speedway’s “Tops Super Showdown.” A massive crowd packed the grandstands to witness a 123-car pit area do battle across three headline specials: the RUSH Late Model Touring Series’ Bill Law Memorial, a ...
CHAUTAUQUA — Julie Brown’s 41 led the Monday Night Ladies League on the Hill Course at Chautauqua Golf Club. Jen Stanton’s 30 led the net scores. Other gross scores included: Rebecca Allen 44, Beth Sacilowski, Jen Garrett and Angie Penhollow 46s, Jody Lehman 48, Jill Williams and Tammy Rice 49s, and Shelly Cady and Stanton 50s. On June 1, Penhollow led the way with a 42, followed by Lehman and Marygrace Guarino with 46s, Sacilowski, Marlene Sirianno, Grace Wheeler, Donna Germain and Allen with 48s, and Rice and Cady with 49s. Pam Secky’s 30 led the net scores, followed by ...
NEW HARTFORD — Many players made their mark on the Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League last week, but of the countless remarkable plays and moments, the performances of four players earned them Player and Pitcher of the Week Awards for Week 2 of the 2026 season. These awards take into ...
Jamestown Community College recently announced Nick Coreno as the new head coach of Jayhawk wrestling. “To say we’re thrilled to have a former All-American wrestler taking over the program here at JCC is an understatement,” said George Sisson, athletic director. “Nick has a college ...
NORTH JACKSON, Ohio — The Jamestown Old Timers split a doubleheader with Warren on Sunday, losing the first game 11-8 before winning the second game 19-2. In Game 1, Jamestown’s Kyle Jenkins had two doubles while Chris Yost and Wade Nelson each had one double. Jamestown totaled 17 hits in the game. In Game 2, Winston Woodard earned the win on the mound for Jamestown with a seven-hitter. Ted Wybernac had two doubles while John Carr, Nelson, Jenkins, Mard Lobdell and Glenn Morse each had one. The Old Timers play in the 50-Plus League out of Youngstown, Ohio, and are made up of ...
Despite being 81, no one expected his death. He was one of the people I most looked forward to seeing at writers’ conferences. I had hoped to see him and his wonderful wife Debbie at the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers annual conference in May, but a health issue forced him to rest at home. ...
