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Panthers win Class A North division, opponent for playoffs TBA by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter Sweet Home is known for its prolific offense but it was the Panthers' defense that led them to victory over Starpoint. More ...
by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter With the forecast this week predicting rain or lake effect snow, scheduling practice or a scrimmage before sectionals begin has been a nightmare for athletics directors and grounds crews across Erie County. More ...
Win all they want, Sabres still second fiddle MATT KRUEGER Sports Reporter The Buffalo Sabres may be the best team in the NHL, but in their home city, they're still second More ... Sacred Heart Rest of soccer regular season cancelled by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter The 2-foot snowstorm two weeks ago has also affected sports in the Monsignor Martin Association. More ... Sectionals, ECICs backed up until Friday by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter The 2-foot snowstorm two weeks ago has forced Section VI into an extended timeout to start postseason play. More ... Weather ends East football's Federation chances by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter Mother Nature has cost Williamsville East its Federation playoff chances. More ... Girls Tennis South closes regular season in third The Williamsville South girls' tennis team finished the regular season in third place in ECIC Division III with an 8-4 record. More ... East girls soccer ranked 18th in nation by PATRICK J. NAGY Reporter Williamsville East varsity girls soccer has an even bigger target on itself heading into this fall's Section VI Championships. More ... North prepared for playoffs The Williamsville North varsity girls soccer team is looking forward to the Section VI Class AA playoffs. More ... Christ the King Girls cross country continues its lead Running at full strength, Christ The King's girls' cross country team finished Week Three in first with 21 points. More ...
by JASON NADOLINSKI Reporter The Buffalo Sabres had one of the most proficient power play units in the National Hockey League last season, and after a bit of a slow start, they look to be back on track again this year. More ...
Former tennis All-American Lyndsay Shosho has been hired by the Amherst Hills Tennis Club as a full-time associate teaching professional. More ... Amherst Knights Major 'AA' open league play with win The Amherst Knights Pee Wee Major "AA" started league play with a 3-2 victory Sunday over the Hamburg Hawks. More ...
Connor Lin, a third grader at Country Parkway Elementary School in Williamsville, won the boys-10-and-under division of the Level 2 Turin Open Tennis Tournament in Rochester on Sept. 24. On his way to the championship, Lin, 8, defeated Alexander Kusak of Rochester, 6-0, 6-0, Alex Tso of Syracuse, 6 More ... HIGH SCHOOL SP O RT S CALENDAR Wednesday, Oct. 25 Girls Gymnastics: Hamburg, North at Sweet Home, 5 p.m., Jamestown, Ken. West at East, 5 p.m. More ... NFL Bye week pauses Bills' losing streak by MATT KRUEGER Reporter The good news for the Buffalo Bills this week is that they don't have to worry about losing for the fourth Sunday in a row. More ... Strong play evokes old cliché for Squirt Minor 'AAA' The Amherst Knights Squirt Minor "AAA" hockey team played strong for all but two minutes in a tough 6-4 loss to the Depew Saints last Wednesday evening at the Amherst Pepsi Center. More ... Amherst Mite Minor 'AAA' earn Don Mills tourney semifinalist title The Amherst Mite Minor "AAA" travel hockey team traveled to Toronto, Ont. for the Don Mills Flyers Tournament held October 20-22 at the Chesswood Arena. Amherst competed against 11 teams from the Greater Toronto Hockey League and Ontario Minor Hockey Association to earn novice minor semifinalist tit More ... Boston College, Lake Superior skate to 2-2 tie The Boston College Golden Eagles and Lake Superior State Lakers opened the Bantam season Sunday night on the Amherst Pepsi Center's Feature Rink. The teams skated to a 2-2 tie. More ... Bisons open season on mixed note The North Buffalo Bisons Pee Wee Major Tier II opened its 2006-07 season with a 5-0 loss to Rochester last Friday then earned a 3-3 tie against Hamburg Hawks on Saturday. More ... Sports briefs Amherst resident Christa Gorenflo placed third in the 200-yard breaststroke in 2:36.09 for the George Washington University women's swimming team at a quad meet held Oct. 14 at Loyola College. More ...
Commandos improve to 7-0 The 85-pound Williamsville Commandos of the Williamsville Junior Football League hit the road again as they tried to shake off the cobwebs from a week of inactivity due to the October snowstorm. More ... Buffalo In-Line Hockey Group Comebacks, blowouts highlight third week Week Three of Buffalo In-line Hockey Group's fall/winter season saw a comeback by the Red Raiders led by their coach. More ...
Morris Titanic, of the Buffalo Sabres Alumni Association, went up against physical education teacher Christine Couvutsakis at Sweet Home High School's charity basketball game Wednesday, Oct. 11. More ... |
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