RANDOLPH — Cardinal Hills Golf Course hosted the 2026 Bettie Alexander Classic on Aug. 6. Eighty-two women played in the two-person best-ball format. The tournament paid out over $2,000 in cash prizes. The winning scratch team with a score of 78 was Judy Mowery and Liz Lerow. Second place ...
The 2026 version of the Jamestown Community College women’s volleyball team has several new faces, with just two returning sophomores on the roster in Nazariah Neal and Brittany Colon, but the captains are ready to lead a young Jayhawks squad. “We have a lot of fresh talent with just the ...
Several Jamestown Skating Club members recently competed in the National Showcase in Denver. Pictured above, from left, are: Lucia Pasquarette, Madalyn Proper, Adriana Royo, Clarissa Hren, Ava Patti, and Coach Alexis Brunacini. Pictured below is Clarissa Hren, who returned as national ...
BUSTI — Mother Nature played nice for the majority of the season, but the month of August has brought a string of weather-related interruptions to the Saturday night action at Stateline Speedway. Despite the recent rainouts, the Busti oval is gearing up to close out the month in a major way as the Modified Mafia Tour, presented by AFAB Sales, makes its highly anticipated second-ever stop at the facility. MODIFIED MAFIA TOUR RETURNS The regional touring invaders will have their hands full as they attempt to conquer the historic dirt oval. During last year’s inaugural Mod Mafia ...
FREDONIA — The Friday Night Couples League at Vineyards featured a “ladies night,” which required couples to use the woman’s drive on even-numbered holes. Anita Luce paced the ladies, teaming with Joe Charletta to card a 30 and claim the top spot. Laura Burnside, Amanda Krakowiak, Aj Burnside and Pete Krakowiak finished with a 32. Tied for third with 33 were Liza Wronski, Pam Allessi, Kris Kane and George Allessi; Jamie Radtke, Kristina Smith, who was closest to the pin on No. 5, Blake Radtke and Bill Malinowski; and Sarah Kirchenwitz, Tara Nelson, Rick Kirchenwitz and Jeff ...
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 ...
