For The Record
Youth hockey
NCCYHA Squirt Division
Steelers 2, Ramparts 2
The Steelers came back from a two-goal deficit to tie up a nailbiter with Batavia.
Ikaika Wojcinski scored both goals for the Steelers with the helpers from Kam Mages and Matt Lotter. Joe Newton had a strong game and Joey Yeager earned the team hard hat.
Bradford 3 Steelers 1
The Steelers took the early lead with an unassisted goal by Tate Olson, but failed to bury another after that.
Chris Waterman had a fine performance and Trevor Persch earned the team hard hat for his effort.
Pee Wee Mixed Division
Fredonia Steelers 1,
Jamestown Lakers 1
Both goals were scored in the first period as the Steelers and Lakers played to the tie at Steele Hall.
Jared Glowniak scored for the Steelers 20 seconds into the game. Michael Persch and Jonah Rosas had the assists.
Jamestown tied the game approximately five minutes later with Andrew Dix scoring the goal. Jadon Barron had the assist.
Nick Novelli was in goal for the Steelers and among his saves, he stopped a penalty shot in the second period.
Kaleb Bender was in goal for Jamestown. The Steelers are 6-7-2 in the league.
Fredonia Steelers 5,
Niagara County Coyotes 1
The Steelers defeated the Coyotes at Steele Hall. Jared Glowniak had two goals and one assist to lead the Steelers. Michael Persch and Ethan Brunner also scored for the Steelers. Gabe Persch and Jonah Rosas each had two assists. Nick Novelli was in goal.
Southtowns Stars 7,
Fredonia Steelers 1
The Stars scored four goals in the third period and remained undefeated in league play with the victory over the Steelers.
Zach Korzeniewski had the lone goal for the Steelers. Ethan Brunner had the assist. Gabe Persch was in goal.
Fredonia Steelers 4,
Tri-County Eagles 1
Jonah Rosas, Gabe Schrader, Connor Daniels and Alec Schrader each scored one goal to lead the Steelers past the Eagles at Steele Hall.
Jared Glowniak had two assists while Ethan Brunner, Austin Rott and Michael Persch each had one assist.
Nick Novelli was in goal.
Announcements
Skate with the Blue Devils set
The Fredonia State hockey team will hold its annual “Skate with the Blue Devils” on Friday, Jan. 3 from 6-7 p.m. at the Steele Hall Ice Arena.
Hockey drills, skills, fun and games will be part of the event.
Admission is a canned good which will be donated to a local food bank.
Full equipment is required.
Pine Valley Tournament
The Pine Valley boys high school basketball tournament has made some modifications to the schedule. Following is the updated schedule:
Saturday, Jan. 4
11 a.m: (Jayvees) Pine Valley vs. Clymer
12:30 p.m.: (Varsity) Pine Valley vs. Clymer
2:30 p.m.: (Jayvee) Gowanda vs. Chaut. Lake
4 p.m.: (Varsity) Gowanda vs. Chautauqua Lake
For the Record
Today’s High School Schedule
Boys Basketball
Cassadaga Valley Tournament
Gowanda at Springville @ Emerling Ford Holiday Tournament @ Springville
Girls Basketball
Frewsburg at PVCS
Youth Wrestling
Westfield Has Strong Showing
at Pair of Tournaments
Wrestling at the NYWAY North Tonawanda Tournament on Sunday, Dec. 22 were Dylan Houser, Austin Bourgeois, Cyrus Hurd, Martin Ohlsson, Will Quagliana, Mason Maring and Ceric Kristan.
Houser finished first in the 130-pound 11-12-year-old division while Bourgeois was second in the 110 11-12-year-old division. Also placing second were Hurd (55, 7-8-year-old division) and Ohlsson (60, 7-8-year-old division).
Coming in third place were Maring (85, 7-8-year-old division) and Quagliana (105, 13-14-year-old division). Kristan, wrestling at 90 pounds, was fourth in the 11-12-year-old division.
Wrestling at its first tournament, the Salamanca Winter Warmup, Westfield had two first-place, one second-place, two third-place and two fourth-place finishers.
Maring was first in the 6-under division while Houser was first at 130 pounds in the 11-12-year-old division. Kristan (90, 11-12-year old division) finished second while Jack Bourgeois (55, 7-8-year-old division) and Austin Bourgeois (110, 11-12-year old division) finished third. In fourth place were Hurd (55, 7-8-year-old division) and Damion Franklin (60, 7-8-year-old division).
Adult Hockey
CCHA A League
BJ’s 7, Dom Polski 4 – Tom Coughlin had a pair of goals for BJ’s while Mark Zaffalon, Tom O’Connor Sr., Brian Wojcinski, Scott Wojcinski and Mike Nelson also scored.
Assists were credited to Brian Wojcinski (two), O’Connor, Ron Friend, Nelson and Jay Burnett. Greg Parker picked up the win between the pipes.
Scoring for Dom Polski were Chris Messina, Devin Carlson, Zach Sliwa and Tyler Gustafson, with assists going to Byron Vanzile (two), Nick Stott and Brandon Renkens. Chris McCracken suffered the loss in net.
CCHA B League
Pick-UPS 10, Dunkirk Falcons 1 – Dan Minic had three goals in the win while Nick Veronica had two goals. Also scoring for the Pick-UPS were Luke Billiows, Josh Mossip, Tyler May, Mike Beyers and Garrett Wrap. Assists went to Beyers (two), John Sullivan, Joe Denzel and Veronica. Dave Stefaniak picked up the win between the pipes.
Dan Nickle had the lone goal for the Falcons while Bernard Jakiela suffered the loss in net.
CCHA C League
EBC 2, Beaver Club 0 – Shawn Nowicki and Ryan Simon provided the scoring for EBC, with assists going to Simon and Michael Hallmark. Phil Nocek was the winning goalie.
Shane Randolph suffered the loss between the pipes for the Beaver Club.
Coughlan’s 4, Team 6 1 – Scoring for Coughlan’s were Simon Pasnik (two), Bob Sayers and Sean Stamer. Assists went to Mark Weimer and Lee Andolina. Gloria Andolina was the winning goalie.
David Newcomb had the lone goal for Team 6 while Ken Shearer was the losing goalie.
Adult Bowling
K & L Lanes
Paul Hill Memorial – High team game: Good Times 1,100. High team series: Good Times 3,068. High individual game (men): Mike Meyers 268. High individual game (women): Kathy Earle 220. High individual series (men): Ed Howard 724. High individual series (women): Earle 607.
Other high scores: Justin Grimm 213-200, Gen Aanerud 247, Mike Chimino 213, Mike McKeever 258-608, Ed Howard 223-256-245-724, Ken Purdy 246-214-632, Mike Emke 211-214-225-650, Rob Richter 203, Pat Richter 200-202, Mike Howard 234-202-618, Matt Nash 226, Meyers 626, Ernie Clareus 228-200-616, Bob Stelley 213, Daren Waterman 212, Art Arthur 226, Robbie Coulon 236, Christopher Jimerson 226, Mary Grimm 213-164-165-542, Dee Connolly 168, Nancy Earle 170-191-521, Kathy Earle 214-220-173.
Saturday Nite Drifters – High team game: Swig ‘N’ Jig 899. High team series: Team Mayhem 2,580. High individual game (men): Joe Sweda 257. High individual game (women): Kathy Earle 206. High individual series (men): Sweda 739. High individual series (women): Trudy Jackson 497.
Other high scores: Kathy Earle 206, Nancy Earle 161, Jackson 165-173, Kelly Carriero 176, Rich Emery 209, Bob Stelley 208, Sweda 257-225, Ed Howard 240-238-644.
Lucky Lanes
Lou Nocek B II – High team game: Bowlers’ Corner 1,112. High team series: Ray’s Collision 3,138.
Other high scores: Mike Lucas 237-222-279-738, Ben Montague 245-248-669, Paul Nocek 211-213-245-669, Jerry Jesionowski 233-226-210-669, Gary Haase 234-234-662, Lee Szalkowski 211-222-217-650, Scott Jagoda 215-224-628, Jim Michaels 223-220-625, Allen Nagel 209-214-622, Roger Pacos 225-212-615, Howie Burgess 247-615, Rob Cash 201-612, Tom Battaglia 224, Matt Eaker 224, Rick Keleher 203-222, Bill Lanski Jr. 216, Jack Reading 213-211, Ricky Laurito 213, Dan Struzynski 204.
Wednesday 4-Man – High team game: Sunset Bay Restaurant 877. High team series: Seybold Farms 2,472.
Other high scores: Spencer Johnson 269-211-245-725, Gen Jankowski 221-246-222-689, Tricia Kent 210-245-217-672, Josh Wilmot 242-235, Erick Griewisch 207-245-203-655, Shane Riethmiller 244-244-655, Howie Burgess 248-208-642, Mike Lucas 204-201-229-634, Tom Jagoda 216-224-631, Alex Haase 235-614, Ben Montague 254-202-610, Ricky Laurito 223, Kevin Rose 222, Dakota Griewisch 205-210, Dan Struzynski 210, Joe Jagoda 210, Tyler Sam 204, Paul Nocek 201.
For The Record
Adult Hockey
CCHA B League Game
Wicked Glen 7,
Dunkirk Falcons 2
Goals for Wicked Glen were scored by Kevin Smith (2), Tony Catuzza (2), Lee Andolina, Rob Strickler and Brian Denea. Assists went to Lee Andolina (2), Tony Catuzza (2), Kevin Smith (2) and Chris Shurr (3). Winning goalie was Mike Barrett.
Goals for Falcons were netted by Dan Nickle and Ryan Simon. Assists went to Ben Nickle and Derek Beckert.
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Pick-UPS 10, Coughlans 2
Mike Beynes 4 and Joe Fuhrmann 4 each scored four goals while Jason Rousseau and Garrett Wrap each had one for the winners. Assists went to John Sullivan (3), Joe Fuhrmann, Jason Rousseau, Garrett Wrap, Luke Bilowus and Nick Michelski.
Dave Stefaniak was the winning goalie.
Dan Westin scored two goals for Coughlan’s. AJ Burnside and Pat Stivers each had an assist.
CCHA C League Game
Lakeview Shock 5, Team VI 2
Mike Korzeniewski and Jeff Marsowicz each scored two goals and Tony Privitera added one for the winners. Jim Eschberger had three helpers while Jason Coloson and Nick Orlando each had an assist. Brian Lillie was the winning goalie.
John Boner and Nick Bailey each scored a goal in a losing effort. Adam Boner and Bailey had an assist.
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Beaver Club 5, Coughlan’s 0
Brian Zambotti and Don Bley each scored two goals while Greg Krauza had one for Beaver Club.
Assists for Beaver Club went to Chris Lyseth (2), Nick Keefe (2), Tom Block, Krauza, Carl Abrams and Luke Buehler.
Shane Randolph earned the shutout in net.
Announcements
Pine Valley Basketball
tournament
Following is the schedule for the final day of the Pine Valley Tip-Off Tournament:
Saturday, Jan. 4
11 a.m.: JV consolation
12:30 p.m.: JV championship
2:30 p.m. varsity consolation
4 p.m.: varsity championship
Registration opens for 2014 Lucy Town Half Marathon, 5K
Registration for the 2014 Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5K is now available online. To register for the second annual event, visit the Lucy Town Half Marathon & 5K website at www.lucyrace.com. The race weekend will take place on Oct. 11-12, 2014.
From today until Feb. 1, the cost of registering for the 5K run/walk will be $18 and the cost of registering for the half marathon will be $50. From Feb. 1 until July 10, the price of registering for the 5K run/walk will increase to $20 and the cost of registering for the half marathon will increase to $55.
Additional price increases will take place Sept. 10 and Oct. 10.
Fredonia girls’ basketball
alumni game set
Alumni of the Fredonia girls’ basketball team are invited back to participate in a charity basketball game on Friday, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m.
Interested players need to contact coach Carol Zirkle at 785-0283 or czirkle@fcsd.wnyric.org to confirm that they are playing and give her a t-shirt size. Coach Zirkle is hoping to have as many alumni as possible representing different eras of Fredonia girls’ basketball.
This year’s game is being played after the jayvee and varsity games against Immaculata. The theme is “Alice’s Army – Winning the Battle Against Leukemia,” in honor of Alice Moore who is currently battling Leukemia.
The program is also selling t-shirts and bracelets that everyone is encouraged to buy to support Alice.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Thursday Chosen Ones – Individual high game: Karen Tramuta 162, Jen Depasquale 170-164, Cindy Ellman 181, Sharon Sprague 163, Patty Thurn 160, Sharon Palmer 170, Lisa Lillie 173, Amy Hadley 195, Sheryl Ludemann 161, Angela Pucciarelli 163. Team high scratch: Ellman’s Angels 2,461.
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Thursday Chosen Ones – Individual high game: Sharon Palmer 163, Jen Depasquale 171-191-197, Casey Hennessey 191, Lisa Lillie 162-166, Amy Hadley 200, Tracey Kwiej 166, Sheryl Ludemann 180 and Sharon Harrington 176. Individual high series: Jen Depasquale 559. Team high scratch: Lakeshore Orthopedic Group 2,395.
For the Record
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Lou Nocek BII – Team high game: Rookies 1,034. Team high series: Rookies 2,877. Other high scores: Mike Lucas 207-244-233-684, Tom Battaglia 215-236-639, Dan Struzynski 243-626, Tom Jagoda 221-607, Bill Lanski Jr. 210-211-600, Greg Naase 256, Ben Montague 246, Spencer Johnson 224, Roger Pacos 223, Jerry Jesionowski 203-221, Jim Michaels 217, Paul Nocek 201-215, Rob Cash 204, Ricky Laurito 211, Ryan Wise 209, Jim Ellman Jr. 209, Allan Nagel 208, Dick Frost 202, Joel Moser, Dale Stevens 200.
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Wednesday (4Man) – Team high game: Bowler’s Corner 855. Team high series: 2,358. Other high scores: Erick Griewisch 245-232-639, Tom Battaglia 230-222-637, Paul Nocek 208-222-621, Spencer Johnson 267-620, Jerry Jesionowski 203-214-604, Alex Haase 233-214-606, Art Howard 234, Howie Burgess 217, Joe Jagoda 209 and Roger Pacos 203.
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Wing City Doubles – High game scratch: Tom Battaglia and Rick Czerwinski 462. High series scratch: Tom Battaglia and Rick Czerwinski 1,287. High game handicap: Matt Haase and Veronica Erick 487, Tom Battaglia and Rick Czerwinski 487. High series handicap: Benny Montague and Alex Haase 1,381. Other high scores: Tom Battaglia 247-266-710, Benny Monatgue 266-233-681, Gary Haase 225-269-648, Matt Haase 254-648, Matt Eaker 233-216-638, Mile Lucas 216-211-618, Bob Wojcinski 236-202-610, Todd Langworthy 226-215-610, Chad Cerrie 235-217-604, Alex Haase 209-213-601, Rick Czerwinski 215, Jim Diakakis 215, Spenser Johnson 212 and Paul Nocek 206.
For the Record
Today’s High?School?Sports Schedule
Friday, Dec. 20
High?School Bowling
Southwestern at Dunkirk
Wrestling
Olean at Fredonia
Girls Basketball
Fredonia at Dunkirk
Gowanda at Salamanca
Forestville at Panama
Southwestern at Silver Creek
Announcements
Khee Nance to be honored tonight
The Dunkirk Lady Marauders will retire Khee Nance’s jersey tonight before Dunkirk’s home game against Fredonia.
Nance finished her high school career with the most points scored in school history.
No pre-sale tickets are available and fans should enter the sports entrance on Marauder Drive.
Westfield Recreation Department
Girls Youth Basketball Clinic for Grades 3-6 sponsored by the Westfield Recreation Department, will be held Saturdays from noon to 2 p.m.
Sign up at the WACS High School Gym on Jan. 11.
Fees for youth basketball are $20 for the first player in a family, $15 for a second and $10 for the third. ($45 max. per family). Scholarship assistance is available.
Telephone the Village of Westfield Recreation Department at 326-4243 for more information.
Indoor Soccer Sign-ups
Sign-ups for indoor soccer will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 6 at Meeder’s in Ripley; Tuesday, Jan. 7 and Thursday, Jan. 9 at the Eason Hall in Westfield; Wednesday, Jan. 8 at Country Fair in Brocton; and Monday, Jan. 13 at Chautauqua Lake Central School in Mayville.
Players must have been 4 years old by Jan. 27 and may not turn 14 until Apr. 27.
Ages 4-5 play Saturday mornings at the Eason Hall in Westfield.
Older children play on Saturday afternoon at various schools in the area.
Practices are unlikely. The fee is $20 for the first child, $15 for the second, $10 for the third. (max. $45 per family) but scholarships are available.
Call 326-4243 with questions or visit www.WestfieldRec.org or facebook.com/WestfieldRecDept.
For the Record
Today’s H.S. Schedule
Boys Basketball
Dunkirk at Fredonia
Salamanca at Gowanda
CVCS at Pine Valley
Brocton at Sherman
Boys Swimming
Southwestern at Dunkirk-Fredonia-Silver Creek
Wrestling
Falconer at Gowanda
Pine Valley at Frewsburg
Youth Swimming
HHSC Competes in League Meet at Olean
On Saturday, Dec. 14, Hammerhead Swim Club had five swimmers attend a league meet at Olean High School.
HHSC swimmers had three first-place, three second-place, three third-place and 15 top-10 finishes at the meet.
There was one new silver time and a total of five personal-best times achieved.
Results are as follows:
9-10 Division
Amelia Harper (9): 50-yard backstroke, 48.37
11-12 Division
Lillee Gould (11): 200 freestyle, 2:52.76
13-14 Division
McKayla Polowy (13): 100 freestyle, 1:03.64, 1,000 freestyle, 13:13.02
Matt Zevenbergen (14): 1,000 freestyle, 12:36.09
Adult Bowling
K & L Lanes
Paul Hill Memorial League – High team game: Amish Collections 997. High team series: Amish Collections 2,910. High individual game (men): Pat Richter 258, Ed Howard 258. High individual game (women): Jamie Krajewski 197. High individual series (men): Howard 717. High individual series (women): Krajewski 522.
Other high scores: Mike Emke 223-201-210-634, Larry Brown 203, Ken Purdy Sr. 223-204, Ken Purdy Jr. 213-204-206-623, Jeremy Jimerson 201, Bobby Brown 202, Bradley Schulz 201-224, Justin Grimm 200-257-634, Mike McKeever 203, Howard 245-214, Mike Meyers 208, Ernie Clareus 244, Justin Clareus 200, Daren Waterman 244-227-236-707, Joyce Purdy 183, Diane Emke 173-175-506, Krajewski 190, Dee Connolly 160-166, Nancy Earle 161.
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team game: Taber Trucking II 635. High team series: Taber Trucking II 1,819. High individual game (men): Bob Paterson 247. High individual game (women): Jenn Logan 214. High individual series (men): Paterson 690. High individual series (women): Logan 580.
Other high scores: Paterson 230-213, Cheryl Doner 212-200-559, Del Jusko 199, Betty Tallchief 160, Ed Skelly 520, Logan 194-172, Mike Wise 203-535, Carol Wise 170, Kathy Briggs 173.
Announcements
Black Watch Southern Tier Soccer
Black Watch Southern Tier announces the newly formed Black Watch ST Indoor Soccer Series for boys and girls ages 7-15 with Session No. 1 being held Jan. 5, Jan. 12 and Jan. 19.
Each session will be held in Steele Hall on the campus of Fredonia State University from 1-3:30 p.m. and includes 60 minutes of technical training led by Black Watch ST Director of Coaching P.J. Gondek.
Following the technical ball skill development, there will be 90 minutes of age appropriate 5-on-5 Futsal games. In between games, players will have use of the surrounding track to increase soccer specific fitness conducted by Black Watch staff.
Teams will be developed relative to registered participants and will be co-educational. Session No. 2 will be held in February and Session No. 3 will follow in March with specific dates forthcoming.
To register, visit www.blackwatchnywestsoccer.com.
For more information, email blackwatch.st@gmail.com.
Pine Valley Basketball Tournament
The Pine Valley boys high school basketball tournament was postponed due to the weather last week. Following is the new dates with all games being played at Pine Valley Central School:
Saturday, Dec. 21
11 a.m.: JV Gowanda vs. Clymer
12:30 p.m.: varsity Gowanda vs Clymer
Monday, Dec. 23
4:30 p.m.: JV Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
6 p.m.: varsity Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
Saturday, Jan. 4
11 a.m.: JV consolation
12:30 p.m.: JV championship
2:30 p.m.: varsity consolation
4 p.m.: varsity championship
For the Record
Today’s High?School?
Sports Schedule
Wednesday, Dec. 18
Girls Basketball
Gowanda at North Collins
Silver Creek at Catt-LV
Bowling
Silver Creek at Clymer
Randolph at Brocton
Fredonia at Falconer
Wrestling
Dunkirk at Olean
Fredonia at Salamanca
CLCS at Maple Grove
Youth Hockey
NCCYHA Squirt Division
SouthTowns 8, Steelers 5
Ikaika Wojcinski and Alex Rush each had a pair of goals with Rush also getting an assist for the Steelers. Tate Olson added a goal with the assist from Caleb Gornikiewicz.
Showing off her defensive abilities at the blueline was Kinnan Finnegan. Simon Davis earned the team Hard Hat.
The Steelers take the ice at home again this Saturday at 9:30 a.m. against Olean.
Announcements
Black Watch Southern
Tier soccer
Black Watch Southern Tier announces the newly formed Black Watch ST Indoor Soccer Series for boys and girls ages 7-15 with Session No. 1 being held Jan. 5, Jan. 12 and Jan. 19.
Each session will be held in Steele Hall on the campus of Fredonia State University from 1-3:30 p.m. and includes 60 minutes of technical training led by Black Watch ST Director of Coaching P.J. Gondek.
Following the technical ball skill development, there will be 90 minutes of age appropriate 5-on-5 Futsal games. In between games, players will have use of the surrounding track to increase soccer specific fitness conducted by Black Watch staff.
Teams will be developed relative to registered participants and will be co-educational. Session No. 2 will be held in February and Session No. 3 will follow in March with specific dates forthcoming.
To register, visit www.blackwatchnywestsoccer.com.
For more information, email blackwatch.st@gmail.com.
Pine Valley basketball
tournament
The Pine Valley boys high school basketball tournament was postponed due to the weather last week. Following is the new dates with all games being played at Pine Valley Central School:
Saturday, Dec. 21
11 a.m.: JV Gowanda vs. Clymer
12:30 p.m.: varsity Gowanda vs Clymer
Monday, Dec. 23
4:30 p.m.: JV Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
6 p.m.: varsity Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
Saturday, Jan. 4
11 a.m.: JV consolation
12:30 p.m.: JV championship
2:30 p.m.: varsity consolation
4 p.m.: varsity championship
For the Record
Today’s High School Sports Schedule
Tuesday, Dec. 17
Boys Basketball
Prince Alfred at CLCS
Fredonia at Lackawanna
Gowanda at North Collins
Catt-LV at Pine Valley
Girls Basketball
Dunkirk at Silver Creek
Catt-LV at Pine Valley
Brocton at Cass. Valley
Adult Bowling
Lakeview Lanes
Riles & Woolley Tuesday Night League – High scratch game: Dave Perry 226, Bob Smith 205, Kevin Zola 225, Darren Lillie 217, Stan Tyma 208, Bob Smith 205, Jim McLeod 203, Misty Fuglewicz 163, Jennie Gallaway 163, Barb Azzarella 162, Abby Hansen 151, Sandy Gray 176. Hi scratch series: Darren Lillie 624, Sandy Gray 464.
Adult Hockey
CCHA B League Games
Pick-UPS 4, Heenan’s Pub 1
Goals for Pick-UPS were scored by Dan Minich (2), Mike Gzyl and Brandon Napierialski. Assists went to Dave Stefaniak, Jon Marsillo, John Sullivan and Joe Hallmark.
Dave Stefaniak was the winning goalie.
Derek Sheridan scored the lone goal for Heenan’s off a feed from Byron Vanzille.
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Coughlan’s 5,
Dunkirk Falcons 2
Tucker Krauza netted two goals while Justin Jakubowicz, Dustin Malkowski and Dan Westin each had one for Coughlan’s. Assists were credited to Jim Rozen, Matt Traniella (2) and Justin Jakubowicz (2).
Shane Randolph was the winning goalie.
Derek Backert and Matt Dorler each scored for the Falcons. Assists went to Adam Woelfle and Matt Nickle.
Announcements
Black Watch Southern
Tier soccer
Black Watch Southern Tier announces the newly formed Black Watch ST Indoor Soccer Series for boys and girls ages 7-15 with Session No. 1 being held Jan. 5, Jan. 12 and Jan. 19.
Each session will be held in Steele Hall on the campus of Fredonia State University from 1-3:30 p.m. and includes 60 minutes of technical training led by Black Watch ST Director of Coaching P.J. Gondek.
Following the technical ball skill development, there will be 90 minutes of age appropriate 5-on-5 Futsal games. In between games, players will have use of the surrounding track to increase soccer specific fitness conducted by Black Watch staff.
Teams will be developed relative to registered participants and will be co-educational. Session No. 2 will be held in February and Session No. 3 will follow in March with specific dates forthcoming.
To register, visit www.blackwatchnywestsoccer.com.
For more information, email blackwatch.st@gmail.com.
Pine Valley basketball
tournament
The Pine Valley boys high school basketball tournament was postponed due to the weather last week. Following is the new dates with all games being played at Pine Valley Central School:
Saturday, Dec. 21
11 a.m.: JV Gowanda vs. Clymer
12:30 p.m.: varsity Gowanda vs Clymer
Monday, Dec. 23
4:30 p.m.: JV Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
6 p.m.: varsity Pine Valley vs. Chautauqua Lake
Saturday, Jan. 4
11 a.m.: JV consolation
12:30 p.m.: JV championship
2:30 p.m.: varsity consolation
4 p.m.: varsity championship
For the Record
Today’s High School?Sports Schedule
Saturday,?Dec. 14
High School Bowling
West Valley at Gowanda
Boys High School Basketball
Fredonia at Jamestown Tip-Off Tournament
Silver Creek at Park School Tournament
High School Wrestling
Cassadaga Valley Invite
Portville Invitational
Indoor Track and Field
Dunkirk at Lancaster
Fredonia at Lancaster
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Wing City Doubles – High game scratch: Tom Battaglia and Rick Czerwinski 464. High series scratch: Mike Lucas and Paul Nocek 1,293. High game handicap: Jim Diakakis and Joe Conti 501. High series handicap: Jim Diakakis and Joe Conti 1,448. Other high scores: Mike Lucas 257-212-665, Jim Diakakis 246-206-211-663, Rick Czerwinski 234-201-223-658, Gary Haase 247-233-657, Chris Hooper 220-222-638, Spenser Johnson 230-212-630, Paul Nocek 223-216-628, Tom Battaglia 230-213-628, Joe Conti 231-608, Greg Haase 200-209, Bob Wojcinksi 222, Benny Montague 215, Kevin Rose 214, Matt Eaker 208, Matt Haase 204, Veronica Erick 188.
Youth Hockey
Bantam Travel
NCCYHA Steelers 9,
Bud Bakewell 1
Mike Meredith had the hat trick, Chris Buchanan tallied twice and Nick Pchelka, Stephen Aldrich, Owen Nicosia and Cole Tippens chipped in with a goal each in victory for the Steelers.
Assists were had by Buchanan (3), Nicosia (2), Meredith, Dawson Rafan, Austin Lewis and Luke Mleczko.
Nick Merlino got the win in net.
Adult Pool League
Valley Pool League
(Mixed League)
Week 10 Results and Standings – Team scores are as follows: Beaver Club II is in first with 35.5 wins. Beaver Club I is in second with 29 wins. Witch Kitch II is in third with 26.5 wins. The following had perfect scores of 24: Beaver Club: Al Uszacki (sub). Back Yard: Rich Milliman (sub) Witch Kitch: Sean Egan WK I.
Announcement
Fredonia vs. Prince Alfred Basketball game
The Fredonia boys basketball game against Prince the Alfred Australian Basketball team, originally scheduled for Thursday at Fredonia High School, has been rescheduled for Sunday, Dec. 15.
The jayvee game will be played at 1 p.m., and the varsity will be played at 2:30 p.m. Doors will open at noon.
The public is welcome to attend as normal.
For the Record
Today’s H.S. Schedule
Girls High School Basketball
Brocton at Forestville
Chaut. Lake at Panama
Frewsburg at Dunkirk
Fredonia at Southwestern
Boys High School Basketball
Cassadaga Valley at Brocton
Chaut. Lake, Gowanda at Pine Valley Tourney
Fredonia at Jamestown Tip-Off Tournament
Silver Creek at Park School Tournament
Announcements
Fredonia boys’ basketball game rescheduled
The Fredonia Boys’ Basketball game vs. the Prince Alfred Australian Basketball team originally scheduled for Thursday at Fredonia High School has been rescheduled for Sunday, December 15, 2013. The JV game will be played at 1 p.m., the Varsity will be played at 2:30 p.m. Doors will open at noon. The public is welcome to attend as normal.
Westfield Baseball to Host Spaghetti Dinner
The Westfield Wolverines varsity baseball team will host a spaghetti dinner Jan. 5 from 3-6 p.m. at the Westfield Methodist Church.
Take outs are available. Adult tickets are $8, children $6 and senior citizens $6. Tickets can be bought from all baseball players or at the door.
Proceeds go to Westfield Baseball and to help with the Mingo Bay Tournament in South Carolina this April.
NCCS Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament Dec. 12-15 at the school on Washington Avenue in Dunkirk.
More than 20 parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions.
Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more.
There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NCCS website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
For the Record
Today’s H.S. Schedule
Wrestling
Cassadaga Valley at Franklinville
Girls Basketball
Falconer at Gowanda
Boys Basketball
Chautauqua Lake, Gowanda at Pine Valley Tournament
Prince Alfred at Fredonia
Silver Creek at Maple Grove
Bowling
Silver Creek at Chautauqua Lake
Boys Swimming
Olean at Dunkirk-Fredonia-Silver Creek
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team game: Taber Trucking II 698. High team series: Taber Trucking II 1,931. High individual game (men): Jimmy Valenti 235. High individual game (women): Jenn Logan 253. High individual series (men): John Taber 578. High individual series (women): Logan 652.
Other High Scores: Jenn Logan 215-174, Eleanore Pacos 168, Mike Wise 201-506, Cheryl Doner 191-202-518, Winfield Doner 527, Jimmy Valenti 569.
Logan also rolled a clean game.
Youth Swimming
HHSC Competes
at Niagara Swim
League Meet
The Hammerhead Swim Club had 24 swimmers attend a Niagara Swim League meet at East Aurora High School on Saturday, Dec. 7. Swimming in his first meet with HHSC was Josiah Cox.
HHSC swimmers had nine first-place, six second-place, six-third place and a total of 49 top-10 finishes at the meet. There was one new silver time and a total of 43 personal-best times achieved.
8-Under Division
Greta Frerichs (8) 50 freestyle 58.17, 50 backstroke 1:07.44
Grace Saye (7) 50 freestyle 1:03.87. 50 backstroke 1:08.71
9-10 Division
Alex Ahlstrom (9) 50 freestyle 44.21, 50 backstroke 44.59 SILVER TIME, 100 freestyle 1:49.02
Josiah Cox (10) 50 freestyle 59.68, 50 backstroke 55.04, 50 breaststroke 1:01.02
Ellie Decker (10) 50 freestyle 57.41, 50 backstroke 57.26, 50 breaststroke 1:10.97
Amelia Harper (9) 50 Fly 51.83
11-12 Division
Peyton Ahlstrom (11) 50 freestyle 34.33, 100 backstroke 1:31.03, 100 freestyle 1:18.91
Brooke D’Agostino (11) 50 freestyle 33:92, 100 breaststroke 1:43.99, 50 breaststroke 47.05
Julia Fortna (11) 100 freestyle 1:29.79, 100 IM 1:43.91
Finn Frerichs (11) 50 freestyle 39.84, 100 backstroke 1:41.13
Lillee Gould (11) 100 breaststroke 1:47.11, 100 IM 1:31.16, 100 backstroke 1:33.83
Ronan Murphy (11) 50 freestyle 35.38
Esel Ro (12) 50 freestyle 29.79
Hannah Saye (11) 100 breaststroke 1:43.19
Emily Smith (11) 100 IM 1:38.59, 100 freestyle 1:27.52
Tess Thompson (12) 50 freestyle 29.77, 100 backstroke 1:16.33
13-14 Division
Olivia Gullo (13) 100 IM 1:26.85, 100 freestyle 1:17.63
McKayla Polowy (13) 100 backstroke 1:20.88
Josh Saye (13) 200 Fly 3:33.43
15-Over Division
Katie Cymerman (15) 50 freestyle 30.44
Morghon Thompson (16) 200 freestyle 2:19.79
Sophie Thompson (15) 100 breaststroke 1:39.29, 100 backstroke 1:34.54
Announcements
Westfield Baseball to Host Spaghetti Dinner
The Westfield Wolverines varsity baseball team will host a spaghetti dinner Jan. 5 from 3-6 p.m. at the Westfield Methodist Church.
Take outs are available. Adult tickets are $8, children $6 and senior citizens $6. Tickets can be bought from all baseball players or at the door.
Proceeds go to Westfield Baseball and to help with the Mingo Bay Tournament in South Carolina this April.
Southern Tier
Bills Booster Club
The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will watch the Buffalo Bills vs. Jacksonville Jaguars game on Sunday at the Kosciuszko Club.
Rigatoni and tossed salad will be provided at halftime. Members may bring a dish to pass.
NCCS Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament Dec. 12-15 at the school on Washington Avenue in Dunkirk.
More than 20 Parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions.
Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more.
There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NCCS website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
Local Television
Fredonia Boys Basketball to Air Tonight
The Prince Alfred vs. Fredonia boys varsity basketball game will air tonight, beginning at 7:15 p.m., on Cable Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 19 in Dunkirk.
Ed Eaker will have the call of the game with color commentary provided by Greg Krauza.
For the Record
Today’s High School?Sports Schedule
Girls Basketball
Pine Valley at Dunkirk
Bowling
Clymer at Brocton
Falconer at Dunkirk
Randolph at Forestville
Fredonia at Frewsburg
Wrestling
Randolph at Westfield-Chautauqua Lake
Canisius at Dunkirk
Olean at Fredonia
Falconer at Gowanda
Announcements
Westfield baseball spaghetti dinner
The Westfield Wolverines varsity baseball team will host a spaghetti dinner Jan. 5 from 3-6 p.m. at the Westfield Methodist Church.
Take outs are available. Adult tickets are $8, children $6 and senior citizens $6. Tickets can be bought from all baseball players or at the door.
Proceeds go to Westfield Baseball and to help with the Mingo Bay Tournament in South Carolina this April.
Southern Tier Bills Booster Club
The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will watch the Buffalo Bills vs. Jacksonville Jaguars game on Sunday at the Kosciuszko Club.
Rigatoni and tossed salad will be provided at halftime. Members may bring a dish to pass.
NCCS Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament Dec. 12-15 at the school on Washington Ave. in Dunkirk.
More than 20 Parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions.
Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more.
There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NCCS website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
Men’s Adult Hockey meeting
The Adult Men’s Floor Hockey League sponsored by the City of Dunkirk’s Recreation Department has scheduled its organizational meeting today at 6 p.m. in the second floor conference room at City Hall.
League rules, schedules, playoffs and starting date will be decided at this meeting. Games will be played at the Recreation Center in the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds. For additional information, contact the Recreation Office at 366-9885.
Adult Basketball meeting
The Adult Basketball League sponsored by the City of Dunkirk’s Recreation Department has scheduled its organizational meeting today at 7 p.m. in the second floor conference room at City Hall.
League rules, schedules, playoffs and starting date will be decided at this meeting. Games will be played at the Dunkirk High School gym. For additional information, contact the Recreation Office at 366-9885.
Youth Hockey
NCCYHA Squirt Division
Bradford 7, Fredonia 3
Alex Rush had two goals and an assist while Ikaika Wojcinski had one goal and a helper in a losing effort.
Anthony Fitzgerald helped the cause with two assists and Aden Wilmore added one. Trevor Persch was a defensive standout and Alex Paluch earned the team hard hat for his efforts.
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Fredonia 3 Cazenovia 2
Fredonia was led in scoring once again by Alex Rush, who netted two goals, followed by Alex Paluch who had one. Ikaika Wojcinski had two assists while Matt Lotter had one helper. Simon Davis played well defensively and Kam Mages earned the team hard hat for the hardest worker on the ice.
For the Record
Girls High School Basketball
Cass. Valley at Salamanca
Fredonia at Falconer
SW at Silver Creek
Boys High School Basketball
Riverside at Chaut. Lake
Dunkirk at Westfield
Forestville at Panama
High School Bowling
Chaut. Lake at Randolph
Al. Limestone at Gowanda
Adult Pool
Valley Pool League
Week 9 Results and Standings – Team scores are as follows: Beaver Club II is in first with 32.5 wins. Beaver Club I is in second with 26 wins. Witch Kitch II is in third with 22.5 wins. The following had perfect scores of 24: Beaver Club: Jim Klemens & Rich Halpainy BC I. Back Yard: Jeremy Danielson BY I and Rich Milliman (sub). The following had a table run: Jim Klemens.
Gowanda APA League
Standings as of Dec. 7 – Legion Machines, Mike’s PG Team, Jamestown St. Marauders, Twoguns Team, 8-Ball Assassins, Ronnie’s Crazy 8’s, Jamestown Raiders and Jamestown Tavern. Legion Machines win the session. Top Gun: Mike Jemiolo is first in the Purple Tier. Mike Harris is first in the Red Tier. Terry Bridenbaker and Jim Smith are tied for first in the Yellow Tier. Chance Hale is first in the Blue Tier.
For more information, contact David Covert Division Rep at 698-2291.
For the Record
Today’s High School Schedule
Bowling
Dunkirk at Fredonia
Brocton at Silver Creek
Forestville at Clymer
Boys Basketball
Pine Valley at Cassadaga Valley
Fredonia at Frewsburg-Falconer
Silver Creek at Southwestern
Girls Basketball
Pine Valley at Brocton
Panama at Forestville
Adult Pool
Gowanda APA League
Standings for the Gowanda APA League, as of Dec. 7, are as follows: Legion Machines are in first place and are followed by Mike’s PG Team, Jamestown St. Marauders, Twoguns Team, 8-Ball Assassins, Ronnie’s Crazy 8’s, Jamestown Raiders, Jamestown Tavern.
Top Gun: Mike Jemiolo is first in the Purple Tier. Mike Harris is first in the Red Tier. Terry Bridenbaker and Jim Smith are tied for first in the Yellow Tier. Chance Hale is first in the Blue Tier.
Announcements
NSPCC Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament Dec. 12-15 at the school on Washington Ave., in Dunkirk. More than 20 Parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions.
Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more. There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NSPCC website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
For the Record
Today’s High School Sports Schedule
Saturday, Dec. 7
Boys Basketball
Gowanda Tip-Off tourney at Gowanda
Girls Basketball
Westfield Tip-Off tourney at Westfield
Hae Jude Classic at Silver Creek
Wrestling
Maple Grove Tournament
Indoor Track & Field
Fredonia at Lancaster
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Wing City Doubles – High game scratch: Mike Lucas and Paul Nocek 477. High series scratch: Mike Lucas and Paul Nocek 1,304. High game handicap: Benny Montague and Alex Haase 506. High series handicap: Mike Lucas and Paul Nocek 1,379. Other high scores: Mike Lucas 238-226-235-699, Tom Battaglia 201-232-233-666, Chad Cerrie 208-259-652, Keith Glowniak 213-200-219-632, Todd Langworthy 225-611, Paul Nocek 239-605, Matt Haase 212-208-601, Rick Czerwinski 204-203, Tyler Sam 201 and Bob Wojcinski 203.
Lakeview Lanes
Riles & Woolley Tuesday Night League – High scratch game: Dave Perry 237, Terry Carlson 236, Bob Smith 234, Stan Tyma 215, Kevin Zola 215, Jim McLeod 212, Josh Tyma 206, Dave Lillie 206, Mark Woolley 202, Jimmy Cardamone 202, Sandy Gray 189, Judy Kaminski 186, Misty Fuglewicz 161, Abby Hansen 161. High scratch series: Bob Smith 681, Terry Carlson 602, Sandy Gray 505 and Judy Kaminski 455.
Adult Hockey
CCHA B League Game
Heenans 5, Dunkirk Falcons 3
Mike Rozewicz and Greg McQuiggan each netted two goals for the winners while Derek Sheridan had one. Assists went to Matt Wronski (3), Jeff Jamieson (2), Jeff Huyck (2), Tim Thexton and Dave Wright. Gary Shain was the winning goalie.
Goals for Falcons were credited to Adam Woelfle, Derek Backert and Matt Murphy. Assists went to Matt Dorler, Rick Simon, Ryan Simon and Ben Nickle.
Announcements
NSPCC Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament December 12-15 at the school on Washington Ave. in Dunkirk. More than 20 Parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions. Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more. There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NSPCC website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
For the Record
Today’s High?School?Schedule
Friday, Dec. 6
Boys Basketball
ALMS at Brocton
Forestville at Clymer
Girls Basketball
haem Jude tourney at Silver Creek
Lady Cougar tip-off tourney at CUZCOS
Westfield tip-off tourney at Westfield
Indoor Track & Field
Dunkirk at Lancaster
Announcements
NSPCC Basketball Tournament
Northern Chautauqua Catholic School will be holding its 12th annual “Peg” Smith basketball tournament December 12-15 at the school on Washington Ave. in Dunkirk. More than 20 Parochial and public school teams (boys and girls grades 4 through 8) from Dunkirk, Fredonia, Jamestown, Irving, Hamburg, Orchard Park and Buffalo will be competing in four divisions. Chances will be sold for Buffalo Sabres memorabilia, a signed Buffalo Bills helmet, club-level Sabres tickets and more. There will also be Chinese auction-style gift baskets. Foul shooting prizes and 50/50 raffles will also take place. Entrance to the games is free of charge. For a complete listing of the games, please visit the NSPCC website at ncc-athletics@nccschool.us.
Men’s Adult Hockey meeting
The Adult Men’s Floor Hockey League sponsored by the City of Dunkirk’s Recreation Department has scheduled its organizational meeting for Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. in the second floor conference room at City Hall.
League rules, schedules, playoffs and starting date will be decided at this meeting. Games will be played at the Recreation Center in the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds. For additional information, contact the Recreation Office at 366-9885.
Adult Basketball meeting
The Adult Basketball League sponsored by the City of Dunkirk’s Recreation Department has scheduled its organizational meeting for Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in the second floor conference room at City Hall.
League rules, schedules, playoffs and starting date will be decided at this meeting. Games will be played at the Dunkirk High School gym. For additional information, contact the Recreation Office at 366-9885.
For the Record
Today’s High?School?Sports Schedule
Thursday, Dec. 5
Boys Basketball
Maritime at North Collins
Girls Basketball
Buffalo Academy of Science at North Collins
Fredonia at PVCS
Wrestling
Portville at CVCS
Boys Swimming
Dunkirk-Fredonia-Silver Creek at Panama-CLCS
Adult Hockey
CCHA C League Games
Coughlans 2, EBC 1
Lee Andolina and Sean Stamer each netted a goal for the winners as Bill Anderson was credited with an assist.
Assists for Coughlans: Bill Anderson
Gloria Anderson was the winning goalie.
Ryan Simon scored for EBC with assists going to Chris Tallchief and Rick Simon. Phil Nosek was in net for EBC.
Wicked Glen 3,
Lakeview Shock 2
Robert Brown lit the lamp twice and Mike Brooks added a goal for Wicked Glen. Assists went to Robert Brown, Mike Brooks, Drew Carriero, Chad Carlson, Eric Weyand and Steve Olson. Nate Williams was the winning goalie.
Goals for Lakeview Shock went to Mike Korzeniewski and Jim Eschberger. Assists for Shock were tallied by Dan Gornikiewicz (2), Brian Brakefield and Mike Korzeniewski. Brian Lillie was the losing goaltender.
Adult Bowling
K&L Lanes
Paul Hill Memorial – High team single: K&L Lanes 1,045. High team series: Good Times 2,976. High individual single: Mike Howard 236, Bobby Brown 236, Kathy Earle 192. High individual series: Ken Purdy 647, Kathy Earle 527. Other high scores: Bobby Brown 236-623, Paul Schulz 203, Robbie Coulon 222, Justin Grimm 226-205-622, Mike McKeever 215, Ed Howard 232-610, Mike Meyers 212, Bob Stelley 213, Daren Waterman 200, Pat Richter 235, Mike Howard 236, Ken Purdy 226-207-214-647, Jamie Krajewski 185, Joyce Purdy 191-164, Nancy Earle 191, Kathy Earle 192-179-527.
Youth Swimming
Hammerhead
Swim Club
Eighteen Hammerhead Swim Club members attended the Annual Turkey Splash meet at Orchard Park High School on Saturday, Nov. 30.
HHSC swimmers had four first-place, eight second-place, four third-place and a total of 44 top-ten finishes at the meet.
There were two new silver times, one new gold time and a total of 30 personal best times achieved.
8 & Under Division
Max Corrente (8) 25 Fly 32.98
Grace Saye (7) 25 Back 31.69, 26 Breast 45.54
9-10 Division
Amelia Harper (9) 50 Free 47.33
11-12 Division
Zach Corrente (12) 100 IM 1:34.29
Brooke D’Agostino (11) 200 IM 3:17.65
Lillee Gould (11) 50 Free 34.31, 50 Fly 43.60, 50 Breast 49.84
Natalie Groesch (11) 100 Free 2:01.88
Max Kinkela (12) 50 Free 36.67, 100 Breast 1:39.35, 50 Breast 45.71
Grace Mroczka (12) 100 IM 1:14.01 GOLD TIME, 50 Free 29.95, 100 Breast 1:26.93
Esel Ro (12) 100 Free 1:06.63
Hannah Saye (11) 50 Fly 43.87
13-14 Division
Sean Brown (14) 50 Free 29.03, 50 Back 38.37
Riley Drummond (13) 100 IM 106.01
McKayla Polowy (13) 50 Free 29.25
Josh Saye (13) 200 Free 2:26.42, 50 Free 29.23, 100 Back 1:15.26
Matt Zevenbergen (14) 100 Free 1:00.22, 200 IM 2:41.00
15 & Over Division
Alex Pattison (15) 100 Free 1:03.98
Haley Zebraski (15) 50 Free 28.66 SILVER TIME, 100 Free 1:04.95 SILVER TIME
For the Record
Today’s High?School?Sports Schedule
Wednesday,?Dec. 4
Boys Basketball
Frewsburg-Falconer at CVCS
Wrestling
Fredonia at Southwestern
WRCL, CVCS at Frewsburg
Dunkirk-Silver Creek at Falconer
Gowanda at Salamanca
Franklinville at PVCS-Catt-LV
Bowling
Clymer at CLCS
Silver Creek at Randolph
Jamestown at Dunkirk
Fredonia at Southwestern
Forestville at Brocton
Announcements
Dunkirk Elks Lodge to hold Annual Hoop Shoot contest
The Dunkirk Elks Lodge will hold its annual Hoop Shoot Contest on Saturday, Dec. 7. The contest will be held at the Dunkirk High School Auxiliary Gym (Marauder Drive entrance) between 9 a.m. and noon.
The contest is open to all boys and girls in three age groups – 8-9; 10-11 and 12-13.
All contestants must have a copy of their birth certificate with them in order to participate.
Bills Boosters
The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will watch the Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on Sunday at the First Ward Falcon Club.
Roast beef sandwiches will be provided at halftime. Members may bring a dish to pass.
Bowling for Smiles
Operation Smile will hold bowling at Lucky Lanes on Saturday, Dec. 7 from 3 to 5 p.m. Tickets are $10 and include two games and shoes. Anyone interested should contact Megan Favale at fava0014@fredonia.edu.
Gowanda football
history book available to the public
After a successful unveiling at the Gowanda VFW Club on Saturday, Nov. 30, the book titled: Through The Eyes of a Panther: The History of Gowanda Football 1961-1992 is now available to the public.
Numerous stories in the book cover the long-time rivalry of the Panthers against Southwestern Conference opponents Fredonia and Dunkirk, plus Gowanda’s connection to the Cardinal Mindszenty football program.
Books can be purchased for $25, which includes postage, by calling Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com.
Adult Hockey
CCHA A League
P-Dubs 8,
Dom Polski 3
Matt Ginley and Cory Dziduch had a pair of goals each for P-Dubs while Kevin Salemi, Justin Giles, Jerry Tramuta and Eric Tarnowski all added a goal each. Assists were credited to Josh Polak (three), Giles (two), John Polak, Derek Sheridan, Dziduch and Chris Shur. A.J. Riforgiat picked up the win between the pipes.
Dom Polski was led by goals from Byron Vanzile, Chris Mulkin and Zach Sliwa while assists went to Matt Mincin, Brandon Renckens and Jeff Carlson.
CCHA B Leagye
Wicked Glen 9, Heenan’s 3
Brian Denea had a hat trick and two assists to help lead Wicked Glen past Heenan’s while Sean Strickler added four goals and an assist. Also scoring for Wicked Glen were James Azarella and Bill Clark, with assits going to James Atzott, Kevin Smith, Chris Shur and Azarella. Mike Barret was in net for the win.
Byron Vanzile had a pair of goals for Heenan’s in the loss while Mike Rozewicz added the other goal. Dave Wright picked up an assist while Gary Shain was in net.
CCHA C League
Beaver Club 5,
Team VI 1
Ed Paluch, Tom Block, Carl Abrams, Chris Leysath and Tim Kachelmeyer scored for the Beaver Club while assists went to Greg Krauza (two), Kirk Miller and Brad Meyers. Shane Randolph picked up the win between the pipes.
John Boner scored Team 6’s lone goal with the assist going to Ken Shearer.
Wicked Glen 4,
Team VI 3
Kerry Meyer had a pair of goals and Kevin Brooks and Steve Olson one each as Wicked Glen skated to a win over Team 6.
Assists went to Brooks (two), Eric Williams and Olson. Nate Williams was the winning goalie.
For Team 6, goals were scored by John Boner, Nick Bailey and Joe Shearer while Garrett Boner was credited with two assists. Ken Shearer was in net.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team single: Bullets 671. High team series: Dom Polski 1,890. High individual single: Bob Paterson 245, Carol Wise 198. High individual series: Bob Paterson 638, Carol Wise 515. Other high scores: John Taber 223-213-571, Mike Wise 201-202-590, Carol Wise 170, Cheryl Doner 162-185, Winfield Doner 231-599, Jenn Logan 175-168, Dave Taber 172, Eleanore Pacos 162.
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Thursday Chosen Ones – Individual high game: Cindy Ellman 182-187, Sharon Harrington 178, Mary Haight 160, Amy Hadley 165, Sheryl Ludemann 165-189, Karen Tramuta 171, Jen Depasquale 179-176, Sharon Sprague 165, Tracey Ebling 219 and Sharon Palmer 182. Individual high series: Cindy Ellman 501, Sheryl Ludemann 500, Jen Depasquale 502, Tracey Ebling 526. Team high scratch: Becker’s Insurance 2,418.
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Thursday Chosen Ones – Individual high game: Kori O’Brien 161-168, Tracey Ebling 160, Laurie Greenauer 162, Cindy Ellman 162-169, Jen Depasquale 180-177-199, Sheryl Ludemann 161, Amy Hadley 171. Individual high series: Jen Depasquale 556. Team high scratch: Fadale Enterprises 2,351.
K&L Lanes
Saturday Nite Drifters – High team single: Jr. Nation 934. High team series: Jr. Nation 2,630. High individual single: Joe Sweda 247, Kelly Carriero 213. High individual series: Joe Sweda 680, Kelly Carriero 528. Other high scores: Kelly Carriero 213-178-528, Joyce Purdy 169-176, Kathy Earle 180-185-521, Mark Jozwiak 222, Bob Stelley 216, Rich Emery 227, Joe Sweda 207-247-226-680, Ed Howard 211-235-642, Ken Purdy 224, Rod Jimerson 202.
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Paul Hill Memorial – High team single: Gowanda Starcraft 1,034. High team series: Amish Collections 3,001. High individual single: Ken Purdy 299, Diane Emke 169. High individual series: Ken Purdy 735, Kathy Earle 486. Other high scores: Ken Purdy 203-233-299-736, Robbie Coulon 211, Jeremy Jimerson 221, Mike Howard 212-223, Justin Grimm 235-204, Mike Chimino 223, Mike McKeever 206-278-663, Ed Howard 224-209-622, Mike Meyers 224-234-204-662, Ernie Clareus 201, Justin Clareus 232, Daren Waterman 208, Bradley Schulz 212, Diane Emke 166-169, Liz Gabel 164, Jamie Krajewski 166, Kathy Earle 166-165.
College Scene
Michael Franklin,
Kevin Rocque
Alfred State offensive linemen Michael Franklin (Forestville) and Kevin Rocque (Silver Creek) have been named Second-team selections for the inaugural All-USCAA football team.
For the Record
Today’s H.S. Schedule
Boys Basketball
North Collins at Lake Shore
CVCS at Frewsburg-Falconer
Girls Basketball
ALCS at Fredonia
Westfield at Silver Creek
PVCS at Frewsburg
Adult Hockey
CCHA C League
Coughlan’s 4, Wicked Glen 2 – Bruce Brooker, Sean Stamer, Steve Gromala and Simon Pasnik scored in the win for Coughlan’s with assists going to Bob Sayers and Gloria Anderson, who also picked up the win in net.
For Wicked Glen, Steve Olson and Cody Williams scored while Kerry Meyer, Chad Carlson, Drew Carriero and Paul Hickey were credited with assists. Suffering the loss in net was Nate Williams.
Announcements
CVCS Holiday Tournament
The Cassadaga Valley boys’ varsity basketball team will host its Holiday Tournament on Friday, Dec. 27 and Monday, Dec. 30.
The semifinals will begin on Dec. 27 at 6 p.m., when Cattaraugus-Little Valley takes on Oracle Charter. Then, at 7:30, Cassadaga Valley will play Global Concepts.
The consolation final is set for Dec. 30 at 6 p.m., with the championship game to begin at 7:30 p.m.