BUFFALO — In between addressing the Sabres’ anemic power play and needing to be better on home ice, coach Lindy Ruff took time to reflect on Buffalo’s rich but relatively ancient playoff history against the Montreal Canadiens. His memories go back to 1983, when a 23-year-old Ruff was ...
FALCONER — Brynn Helms and Skyler Norlander were both double winners for the Falconer/Cassadaga Valley girls track and field team as it defeated Dunkirk 104-36 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 action on Tuesday. Helms won both the 100- and 400-meter hurdles for ...
DUNKIRK — Jamestown had the medalist, but Fredonia posted the four next best scores to remain undefeated in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 boys golf action with a 31.5-23.5 win on Tuesday at Shorewood Country Club. Evan Maloney earned medalist honors for Jamestown (10-1, 4-1) finishing even on the par 36 track, while Fredonia (9-0, 5-0) received scores from Ryan Kelly 39, Grant Abbey 40 and Braiden Truby 41. Fredonia: Ryan Kelly 39, Grant Abbey 40, Braiden Truby 41, RJ Koopman 43, Jordan Kelly 46 Jamestown: Evan Maloney 36, Tyler Salvaggio 42, Chase ...
Twenty-one golfers clinched their spots in next Monday’s Section VI boys golf state qualifier with their showings in Monday’s Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 1 and Division 2 qualifiers held at Tri-County Country Club and Bartlett Country Club, respectively. In ...
PANAMA — Panama won a Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association boys tennis doubleheader from Cassadaga Valley with both matches finishing with identical 4-1 scores. For the Panthers (4-4), Connor Horner won at second singles while Mason Weber and Alexis Becker won at first doubles, Jackson Scolton and Andrei Braun won at second doubles, and Russell Smith and Andrew Apthorpe won at third doubles. For the Cougars (1-5), Cam Katilus won at first singles. Panama 4, Cassadaga Valley 1 Cam Katilus (CV) d. Lincoln Gibbs 8-3; Connor Horner (P) d. Gavin Penhollow 8-4; Mason ...
There’s something more than fun about achievements. It taps into that one inner instinct that made us chase merit badges as scouts or try to fill a baseball card collection when we were kids. “We did it!” Remember that feeling? Only now, thanks to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, the stakes involve muddy boots, unpredictable weather and the occasional squirrel that may seem personally offended by your presence. New York has long understood something fundamental about outdoors people: they’re storytellers at heart. Give an angler a quiet evening and a ...
