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Wolfpack takes 2nd at XC states, West Valley's Klahn wins 'D' title

QUEENSBURY — The Clymer/Sherman/Panama boys cross country team saw two runners break the top 10 in scoring at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class D championships on the Queensbury High School course to lead the way for a second-place finish in the state on Saturday morning. Section III’s Beaver River narrowly edged the Wolfpack to secure its 16th state title in program history, posting the low score of 64 with sophomore Rowan Zehr taking fourth overall and second in the team race at a time of 16:19.9. Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s 71-point effort was led ...

Bills eye best start since 1991 at Jets

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Buffalo Bills are off to their best start in 33 years, Josh Allen and the high-scoring offense are clicking, and they're tied for the top record in the NFL. In a season during which many things have gone right so far, the Bills know better than to overlook a ...

Bullying the Bulls

AMHERST – Coming into Friday’s Section VI Class C championship game, it was assumed Barker/Royalton-Hartland would be able to control the running game against Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton. Instead, it was the Eagles who bullied the Bulls. Junior Tristen Gibbs ran 18 times for 177 ...

Area runners vie for medals at XC states today

QUEENSBURY — It wasn’t long ago when the Clymer/Sherman/Panama boys cross country team was just getting started as a program and finishing at the bottom of the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association. First it was the girls team that found success, but this season the boys returned ...

Snyder, Edmonton play for Grey Cup on Sunday

CALGARY — Cole Snyder always dreamed of playing professional football. For the past two years, the 2019 Southwestern graduate has been living out that dream in the Canadian Football League. On Sunday, Snyder will reach the league’s culmination when his Edmonton Elks take on the ...

JCC women's soccer ends season at nationals

BATAVIA — It wasn't the ending to a historic season that the Jamestown Community College (JCC) women's soccer team would have scripted, as a banged-up and bruised Jayhawks squad fell 6-1 to Ocean County College in the consolation round of the NJCAA National Championship Tournament, hosted by ...