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JCC names Caya eSports head coach

JAMESTOWN — Jamestown Community College recently handed the controls of the Jayhawks' eSports program over to former Jayhawk Eric Caya. “There are a lot of adjectives I could use to explain my feelings about welcoming Coach (Eric) Caya as the new head of eSports, but I will go with ...

Taking notice

Randolph remains the highest state-ranked team in football, but the Cardinals were joined by Silver Creek/Forestville in this week’s rankings from the New York State Sportswriters Association. Randolph (5-1, 3-0) moved up one spot to No. 5 in Class D after beating ...

A hunting tale with a twang

New York’s early big game archery season brings thousands of hunters into the woods in pursuit of whitetail deer and black bears. Judging by the number of us older sportsmen out there, we’re not ready to hang up our hunting gear just yet. Let’s face it: age can take a little of the ...

Chautauqua Lake explodes for 8 goals in Frewsburg

FREWSBURG — Lucas Horvath had a goal and three assists while Carter Crabtree scored his first two goals of the season as Chautauqua Lake topped Frewsburg 8-0 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division III boys soccer Wednesday night. Crabtree scored the first two goals of the ...

Chautauqua Lake clinches Division 3 title

MAYVILLE — Chautauqua Lake ran its record to 11-0 following a 25-9, 25-8, 25-14 Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 volleyball victory over Panama on Wednesday. Leading the way for the Eagles, who are now 9-0 and clinched at least a share of the division title, were Karagan Fairbank with 28 assists and three aces; Karli Mayer had 13 service points; Sydney Williams added four kills, three aces, five digs and a block; and Makenna Smith collected two aces and nine digs. For the Panthers (5-10, 4-5), Alexis Becker had 12 digs; Annie Becker contributed six assists and ...

Calph shoots 77 at Maplehurst Country Club

LAKEWOOD — The Wednesday Travel League held an event at Maplehurst Country Club. With the always challenging task of playing on recently aerated greens, Robert Calph was able to outdo the rest of the field, posting the low round of 77. Calph earned his 80th career tour victory, second-most all time. Dave Wallace and Josh Hilliker tied for second place with 84s. Hilliker led the front nine with 37 and Calph led the back nine with 38. Tom Sacilowski and Pete Pinkoski won the B and C Flights, respectively. The low round by a senior was recorded by Ron Szach. The winner of the Bruce ...