This year marks Jamestown Community College’s 75th anniversary of becoming a chartered member of the State University of New York system in 1950. In that time, JCC produced more than 30,000 graduates, including thousands of student-athletes. The college has also seen its athletic family ...

In recent years, a progressive effort called the “R3” program has fostered a sense of community and shared responsibility, aimed at increasing and maintaining participation in outdoor pursuits like hunting and fishing, for all age groups, young and not so young. R3 stands for Recruit, ...

After missing much of this past lacrosse season due to injury, Silver Creek Central School alum Zed Williams is on the move again. However, just not yet on the field, but changing teams. Beginning his National Lacrosse League career with the Georgia Swarm, Williams was eventually traded ...

JAMESTOWN — After falling behind 1-0 in the top of the seventh inning Thursday night, the odds were stacked against Stamford, Connecticut. Somebody forgot to tell the New England Region champions. Scotty Dettmer’s RBI single tied the game and a second run scored on an error as Stamford ...

A longtime area high school basketball coach and athletics administrator will be one of the nine newest members of the Section VI Hall of Fame later this year. Bob Winner, who was the boys basketball coach at Clymer Central School for more than three decades, will be enshrined during the ...

A photo taken at the Prairie Trails Sports Complex just north of Des Moines, Iowa shows a wall-mounted scoreboard with a game clock that reads “11:57,” as well as a shot clock atop one of the basketball hoops that reads “6:00.” Confusing, right? Not to Cheryl Burns. Because, ...