Amherst Central's formula to winning games this season was evident in last week's group of victories. More...

Ever since losing, 5-2, to Lucas Mariacher last year in the 135-pound finals of the Section VI New York State qualifier, Nic Stella has been waiting for another chance to advance to the state meet for the first time. More...

Last week was tournament time for the Sweet Home boys bowling team. The Panthers bowled in three tournaments. The first tournament was the team's annual "King of the Hill" tournament at Manor II Lanes. More...

Lancaster's Nick Ferrentino played spoiler last week in the Section VI Western New York Varsity Hockey Federation playoffs. Ferrentino scored game-winning goals for the Redskins to defeat Williamsville South, 2-1, on Feb. More...

Sweet Home found out how deep the "A" girls division was at Thursday's Section VI bowling Championships. Sweet Home finished eighth overall but sixth in their division with a 4,889 pin total. More...

The Williamsville South varsity girls bowling team finished their season off with a runner-up trophy in Class "B" at the Section VI Championships last Thursday at Thruway Lanes. More...

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Williamsville North didn't send any wrestlers to the New York State Championships but coach Brian Swatland is proud of his team's effort at the Section VI New York State qualifier at Fredonia State College last Saturday. More...

Lockport went on a 23-4 run to close out the first half en route to defeating Williamsville East, 54-41, in the finals of the 25th Kiwanis Tournament on Saturday at Lockport High School. "I thought we started great," said East coach Chris Durr. More...

Wednesday, Feb. 21 Boys Basketball: Section VI Class AA prequarterfinal - North at Clarence, 7 p.m., Class A-1 prequarterfinal - Iroquois at East, 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. More...

Coming off a perfect 12-0 dual meet season and already winning the ECIC "AA" division title, Williamsville North captured its second consecutive ECIC "AA" meet championship Saturday afternoon at Clarence High School. More...

Despite small numbers, the Amherst Central boys swimming team ended up with an impressive fifth place finish in the ECIC "A" division. The Tigers had 167 total points. Amherst had several outstanding top 16 finishes. More...

The Sweet Home girls basketball team played like two different teams in a span of 24 hours. Last Thursday, the Lady Panthers won convincingly over Frontier, 61-32, at home then dropped a 43-36 non-league road game at Kenmore West on Friday. More...

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With all of the injuries the Sabres have suffered lately, you're left to wonder if the team made a deal with the devil for last year's Eastern Conference finals appearance and is now feeling the aftereffects. More...

The Williamsville South JV cheerleaders took first place in the ECIC Cheerleading Tournament on Feb. 10. More...

University at Buffalo wrestler Andrew Stella, a Sweet Home High School graduate, recorded the team's match-clinching win over Binghamton on Saturday. Stella won 8-4 over Brandon Toro-Segarra at 141 pounds. More...

Sacred Heart Academy graduate and Cheektowaga resident Allison Boehm has been named St. John Fisher College's Female Athlete of the Week for the week ending Feb. 4. More...

The Level 5 team from Stumpf's Gymnastics Center traveled to Florida to compete in the Daytona Beach Open held in Florida's Ocean Center. Over 1200 of the country's best male and female gymnasts competed in the three day event. More...

The Level 6-10 teams from Stumpf's Gymnastics Center competed in the Daytona Beach Open in Florida's Ocean Center. The three-day-event was attended by more than 1200 gymnasts from across the United States. More...

When the starting horn blows at the World Rowing Championships in Eton, U.K., just outside London, the U.S. National Team's Lightweight 8 Men's division will include two rowers with Buffalo roots. More...

They say soccer is the ultimate team game and on Saturday afternoon the Amherst Revolution Soccer Club showed another example of this axiom. More...

The North Buffalo Bisons Pee Wee Major traveled to Geneseo last Sunday and defeated the host team 3-2 in an overtime shootout at Geneseo State College. The teams competed in the first round of the WNYAHL playoffs in the Pee Wee division (1994's). More...

Incredible is the way to describe the battle on Feb. 11 between the Amherst Micron Red Sabres and White Sabres. The game ended in a 2-2 tie with scoring opportunities throughout the game. More...

The Red Sabres defeated the Bruins, 5-1, on Saturday in the final regular season game of the Squirt season. The Red Sabres jumped to an early lead as Andrew White slapped one past the Bruin goalie on the first shift of the game. More...

The Squirt Stars fought back from an early two-goal deficit to defeat the Sharks 6-3, on Sunday. Nick Vermilye and Brendan Quaglaia, assisted by Vermilye and Nick Peters, staked the Sharks to a 2-0 first period lead. More...

The Lake Superior State Lakers faced off against the Michigan Wolverines on Sunday on the Amherst Pepsi Center's Olympic Rink for a big Bantam playoff game. The Lakers' hard work earned them a well-deserved 6-1 victory. More...

Amherst's Mite Minor "AAA" hockey team took its show on the road to Cicero Twin Rinks to play one of their strongest rivals, the formidable Syracuse Stars on Feb. 10. More...

In their second meeting in as many days and with a trip to the finals of the 19th Annual President's Day Tonawanda Tournament on the line, the result was the same for the Amherst Mite '98 Selects as they fell to West Seneca and stellar netminder Mat More...

The Mite Black Sabres had a 5-1 victory on Sunday for their first playoff game against the Red Sabres. The Black Sabres came out flying. Nick Carbone won the opening faceoff and streaked towards the goal. Zachary Gannon got the rebound and scored. More...

The Feature Rink of the Amherst Pepsi Center was the site of the full-ice contest between the Micron Gold Sabres and Black Sabres on Sunday. The Gold Sabres prevailed, 6-1. More...