For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Saturday, Jan. 31
Boys Basketball
Randolph at Silver Creek, 7:30 p.m.
Lake Shore at Eden, 2 p.m.
Wrestling
Dunkirk, Fredonia at Salamanca Invitational Tournament
Indoor Track & Field
Dunkirk, Fredonia at Fredonia State
Men’s Basketball
Fredonia at Plattsburgh, 2 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Fredonia at Plattsburgh, 4 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at SUNY Morrisville
Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field
Fredonia at Robert Kane Invitational, in Ithaca
Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving
Brockport at Fredonia, 1 p.m.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Thursday Night Chosen Ones – Individual high scores: Sue McClelland 160, Debbie Kirell 162, Amy Hadley 166, Lisa Lillie 169, Sheryl Ludemann 170-186-181-537, Katie Bixby 189-173- 515. Team high scratch: Cassadaga Farm Supply 2,132.
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Thursday Night Doubles – High game scratch: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 493. High series scratch: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 1,312. High game handicap: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 508. High series handicap: Steve Dando and Collin Schanzlin 1,360. Other high scores: Alex Haase 201-300-694, Steve Dando 217-205-234-656, Matt Haase 229-244-652, Gary Haase 202-227-620, Benny Montague 235-618, Tom Battaglia 213-223-617, Greg Haase 238-609, Mike Lucas 200-236, Ted Schwalbe 209-212, Paul Nocek 245, Spenser Johnson 217, Matt Eaker 216, Collin Schanzlin 213, Jim Diakakis 203 and Lizzy Golubski 192.
Announcements
Boys & Girls Club Basketball League
The Winter Basketball League is designed to provide a place for athletes of all ranges of development to practice his or her basketball skills in a friendly, competitive environment.
The program will look to provide valuable life skills, which will be developed through the pursuit of excellence in sports.
Interested participants can be registered by their parents at 296 Lakeshore Drive East, in Dunkirk, from Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or by calling the club at 366-1061.
All youths in first through eighth grades are encouraged to participate. Older grades will be considered if there is enough interest.
The league will begin play on Saturday, Jan. 31 and run through March 28, and there will be an $8 fee for club members and a $20 fee for non-members. No child will be excluded for financial reasons. Those needing assistance can ask about obtaining sponsorship for membership in the club.
For The Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Friday,?Jan. 30
Boys Basketball
Brocton at Sherman
Westfield at Clymer
Hamburg at Lake Shore, 6:30 p.m.
Girls Basketball
Olean at CVCS
CLCS at Fredonia
North Collins at West Valley
PVCS at Forestville
Silver Creek at Gowanda
Wrestling
Dunkirk, Fredonia at Salamanca Invitational Tournament
Lake Shore at Williamsville South
Men’s Basketball
Fredonia at Potsdam, 5:30 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Fredonia at Potsdam, 7:30 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at SUNY Morrisville
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team single: Fountain Grill 757. High team series: Fountain Grill 1,888. High individual single: John Taber 255, Julie Dloniak 200. High individual series: John Taber 647, Del Jusko 490. Other high scores: Mark Bartkowski 204, Mike Smith 222, Collin Schanzlin 229, John Taber 202, Eleanore Pacos 180, Del Jusko 191 and Carol Wise 168.
Announcements
High School Bowling Challenge
Lucky Lanes will hosts its 5th Annual High School Bowling Challenge on Sunday, Feb. 1 at 12 p.m.
A special oil pattern will be used on the lanes. It will be the same pattern used for the 2015 Section 6 Championships and the NY State championships, making the event a great opportunity to bowl on the pattern participants will bowl on for the conclusion of the high school bowling season.
Entry fee is $12.
For more information, contact Todd Langworthy at 672-2695.
Boys & Girls Club Basketball League
The Winter Basketball League is designed to provide a place for athletes of all ranges of development to practice his or her basketball skills in a friendly, competitive environment.
The program will look to provide valuable life skills, which will be developed through the pursuit of excellence in sports.
Interested participants can be registered by their parents at 296 Lakeshore Drive East, in Dunkirk, from Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or by calling the club at 366-1061.
All youths in first through eighth grades are encouraged to participate. Older grades will be considered if there is enough interest.
The league will begin play on Saturday, Jan. 31 and run through March 28, and there will be an $8 fee for club members and a $20 fee for non-members. No child will be excluded for financial reasons. Those needing assistance can ask about obtaining sponsorship for membership in the club.
Local Television
Chautauqua Lake vs. Fredonia girls
basketball
Tonight’s Chautauqua Lake at Fredonia girls high school basketball game will be televised on Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 12 in Dunkirk.
Air time is set for 7:15 p.m. and tip-off slated for 7:30 p.m.
Ed Eaker will call the action and be joined by Bill Schroeder.
For the Record
Local Sports Schedule
Thursday, Jan. 29
Boys Basketball
Fredonia at CLCS
Forestville at PVCS
West Valley at North Collins
Silver Creek at Gowanda
CVCS at Olean
Girls Basketball
Lake Shore at Starpoint, 7 p.m.
Sherman at Brocton
Clymer at Westfield
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 5, Southtown Stars 0 – Lauren Marshall recorded yet another shutout between the pipes in the Steelers’ victory. Joe Newton came up with a big goal while Ethan Brunner and Zach Korzeniewski scored two goals each. Assists were credited to Cooper Harris, Nathan Bernatt, Jon Maternowski and Brunner.
Alex Rush was the defensive standout.
Adult Hockey
CCHA A League
BJ’s 7, P*Dubs 6 – Mike Nelson had four goals in the win for BJ’s while Mark Zaffalon scored two goals and Scott Wojcinski one. Assists were credited to Zaffalon (3), Wojcinski (2) and Joe Dunn. Kyle Yelich was the winning goalie.
Justin Giles and Jerry Tramuta recored a pair of goals for P*Dubs while Cory Dziduch and Eric Tarnowski scored one each.
Assists were credited to Dziduch, Giles, Mike Rozewicz and Ronnie Pachol. Sammy Leon suffered the loss in net.
CCHA B League
Wicked Glen 12, Fourth Ward Falcons 1 – Tony Catuzza and Dave Meyers recorded hat tricks for Wicked Glen while Sean Strickler and Mike Szach scored a pair of goals each. Also scoring for Wicked Glen were Shaun Fadale and Brian Denea. Assists were credited to Catuzza (4), Brian Clark (2), Strickler, Denea, Kevin Smith and Szach. Mike Barrett earned the win between the pipes.
Derek Backert scored the lone goal for the Fourth Ward Falcon Club while Matt Murphy picked up the assist. Gary Shain suffered the loss between the pipes.
Coughlan’s 4, Heenan’s 4 – Dustin Malkowski scored a pair of goals while Wes Buehler and Pat Strivers scored one goal each. Assists were credited to Andy Harrington (2), Mike Pachol and Buehler. Sammy Leon was in net for Coughlan’s.
Heenan’s was led by a hat trick from Mike Rozewicz while Derek Sheridan scored the other goal. Sheridan also picked up a pair of assists while Dave Wright chipped in a helper of his own. Gary Shain was in net for Heenan’s.
Adult Basketball
Dunkirk City League
The Hurricanes 76, Highly Prepared 37 – Nick Bertrando led the way for The Hurricanes with a game-high 30 points while Robert Nalepa added 15 points, Darrius Buchanan 13 points and Mike Dimmer 10 points.
Highly Prepared was led by Markus Williams’ 15 points. Zack Haase added six points in the loss.
The Hurricanes held a 28-19 lead at the half, before putting the game away in the second half, where they outscored Highly Prepared, 48-18.
Highly Prepared 57, Jenna’s 4th Street Cafe 40 – E.J. Rosario led all scorers with 28 points, as Highly Prepared cruised past Jenna’s.
Up 28-16 after the first half, Highly Prepared went on to outscore Jenna’s, 29-24, in the second half to pick up the win.
Markus Williams added 10 points in the win while Alex Crossan chipped in seven.
Blake Johnson scored a team-high 17 in the loss for Jenna’s while Trell Stewart scored 10 points and Jacob Lockett six.
The Hurricanes 66, Good Guys 55 – Up just 22-20 at halftime, The Hurricanes went on to outscore the Good Guys, 44-35, in the second half to pick up the win.
The Hurricanes were led by Nick Bertrando and Jason Ferguson, who both scored 17 points, while Darrius Buchanan chipped in 12 points.
Dontae Clarke scored a game-high 18 points in a losing effort while Jordan Ahrens chipped in 12 points for Good Guys. Also for Good Guys, Mike Donaldson had 10 points.
I.A.C. 63, Catt-Rez 63 – Mike Williams scored a team-high 16 points while Steve Seneca and Ray Williams both had 15 points, as I.A.C. edged Catt-Rez.
Down 31-30 after the first half, I.A.C. rebounded to outscore Catt-Rez, 33-31, in the second half to pick up the win.
Jason Rowe had a game-high 18 points in a losing effort while Greg Jimmerson had 16 points and Karin Burnes 14 points.
Catt-Rez 67, Good Guys 59 – Karin Burnes scored a game-high 28 points, as Catt-Rez came back from a five-point halftime deficit to win by eight, as they outscored Good Guys, 35-24, in the second half.
Also for Catt-Rez, Marcus Cuevas had 18 points while P.J. Hagerman chipped in six.
For Good Guys, Latrel Bruno scored a team-high 16 points while Dontae Clarke had 15 points and Jake Hortford 14 points.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Women’s A league – JoAnne Arnold 190, Jackie Grant 201, Penny Haight 163, Riann Jakubowski 164, Joanie Rammelt 177, Debbie Skinner 188, Sara Tulipane 161.
Announcements
Boys & Girls Club Winter Basketball League
The Winter Basketball League is designed to provide a place for athletes of all ranges of development to practice his or her basketball skills in a friendly, competitive environment.
The program will look to provide valuable life skills, which will be developed through the pursuit of excellence in sports.
Interested participants can be registered by their parents at 296 Lakeshore Drive East, in Dunkirk, from Monday through Friday, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or by calling the club at 366-1061.
All youths in first through eighth grades are encouraged to participate. Older grades will be considered if there is enough interest.
The league will begin play on Saturday, Jan. 31 and run through March 28, and there will be an $8 fee for club members and a $20 fee for non-members. No child will be excluded for financial reasons. Those needing assistance can ask about obtaining sponsorship for membership in the club.
Catt. County Sports Hall of Fame Nominations Sought
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” committee will hold its induction ceremony banquet Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m.
The committee is still accepting nominations for this year’s class. Candidates should have at least 20 years of high-quality service to sports in Cattaraugus County as an athlete, coach, official, administrator or a combination of any of these to be considered. Candidates must also be able to attend the banquet.
Submit name, address, phone number and brief background in sports of the candidate before Tuesday, Feb. 3 to Mark Benton at 532-4053, or email hidibenton@aol.com.
Black Watch
Youth Soccer
Black Watch NY West Soccer and the SNI Cattaraugus Community Center have teamed up to offer soccer programs, starting Feb. 7.
Black Watch NY West Soccer is the leading club for player development in the Western New York area. The SNI Cattaraugus Community Center will now offer the following soccer programs: Youth Soccer Development Program – an eight-week, 60-minute development program designed to provide a skills foundation for young (7-10 year olds) players. With experienced, professional coaches, the Youth Soccer Development Program prepares players to play soccer at the very highest level.
All programs are run by certified/licensed professional coaches. All programs are eight-weeks long and run on Saturdays from Feb. 7 to March 28. Participants ages 7-8 will compete 4-5 p.m. and 9-10 year olds take to the pitch from 5-6 p.m.
FUN-damental Soccer Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory/beginner soccer fundamental program is designed to provide skills fundamentals for younger (4-6 year olds) players. Those classes are held from 3-4 p.m.
There is also an “Intro to Soccer” program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory program designed to develop a child’s (2-3 years old) motor skills, balance, coordination, as well as strengthen their relationship with their parent. Parents are actively involved in this fun class. Those classes will be held from 3-4 p.m.
All programs are $75 and each participant receives a T-shirt. Register online at blackwatchnywestsoccer.com/Registration/Default.asp?org=blackwatchnywestsoccer.com
For more information, contact Jim Hesch at 818-1661 or blackwatchnywest@yahoo.com.
For The Record
Today’s Local?Sports Schedule
Wednesday,?Jan. 28
Girls Basketball
Silver Creek at Olmsted, 6 p.m.
Fredonia at Southwestern
Wrestling
Fredonia at CLCS
Southwestern at Dunkirk
Franklinville at Gowanda
Announcements
Catt. County Sports Hall of Fame
nominations sought
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” committee will hold its induction ceremony banquet Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m.
The committee is still accepting nominations for this year’s class. Candidates should have at least 20 years of high quality service to sports in Cattaraugus County as an athlete, coach, official, administrator or a combination of any of these to be considered. Candidates must also be able to attend the banquet.
Submit name, address, phone number and brief background in sports of candidate before Feb. 3 to Mark Benton at 532-4053, or email hidibenton@aol.com.
Black Watch youth soccer
Black Watch NY West Soccer and the SNI Cattaraugus Community Center have teamed up to offer soccer programs, starting Feb. 7.
Black Watch NY West Soccer is the leading club for player development in the Western NY area. The SNI Cattaraugus Community Center will now offer the following soccer programs: Youth Soccer Development Program – an eight-week, 60-minute development program designed to provide skills foundation for young (7-10 year olds) players. With experienced, professional coaches, the Youth Soccer Development Program prepares players to play soccer at the very highest level.
All Programs are run by certified/licensed professional coaches. All programs are eight-weeks long and run on Saturdays from Feb. 7 to March 28. Participants ages 7-8 will compete 4-5 p.m. and 9-10 year olds take to the pitch from 5-6 p.m.
FUN-damental Soccer Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory/beginner soccer fundamental program is designed to provide skills fundamentals for younger (4-6 yr old) players. Those classes are held from 3-4 p.m.
There is also an “Intro to Soccer” Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory program designed to develop a child’s (2-3 years old) motor skills, balance, coordination as well as strengthen their relationship with their parent. Parents are actively involved in this fun class. Those classes will be held from 3-4 p.m.
All programs are $75 and each participant receives a T-shirt. Register online at blackwatchnywestsoccer.com/Registration/Default.asp?org=blackwatchnywestsoccer.com
For more information, contact Jim Hesch at 818-1661 or blackwatchnywest@yahoo.com.
For The Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Tuesday, Jan. 27
Boys Basketball
CLCS at Gowanda
Forestville at West Valley
Girls Basketball
PVCS at Clymer
Westfield at Brocton
Wrestling
Catt-LV/PVCS at Franklinville
Men’s Basketball
Fredonia at Medaille
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 9, Cazenovia Park 1
The Steelers had three goals in every period with a balanced offense.
Leading the way with two goals was Gabe Schrader. Other goals came from Jack Swanson, Alex Paluch, Cooper Harris, Ethan Brunner, Lincoln Paternosh, Zach Korzeniewski and Alex Rush.
Assists were credited to Tate Olson (2), Nate Gernatt, Trevor Persch, Jon Maternowski, Brunner, Korzeniewski, Paluch, Swanson and Harris.
Persch was the defensive standout while Lauren Marshall played a great game between the pipes.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Thursday Night Chosen Ones: Individual high games: Tracey Ebling 161-166, Mary Haight 164, Sharon Harrington 166, Gayle Murphy 174, Kori O’Brien 175-160, Tracey Kwiej 183, Lisa Lillie 184, Amy Hadley 200. Team high scratch: Cassadaga Farm Supply 2,165.
Announcements
Catt. County Sports Hall of Fame
nominations sought
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” committee will hold its induction ceremony banquet Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m.
The committee is still accepting nominations for this year’s class. Candidates should have at least 20 years of high quality service to sports in Cattaraugus County as an athlete, coach, official, administrator or a combination of any of these to be considered. Candidates must also be able to attend the banquet.
Submit name, address, phone number and brief background in sports of candidate before Feb. 3 to Mark Benton at 532-4053, or email hidibenton@aol.com.
Black Watch youth soccer
Black Watch NY West Soccer and the SNI Cattaraugus Community Center have teamed up to offer soccer programs, starting Feb. 7.
Black Watch NY West Soccer is the leading club for player development in the Western NY area. The SNI Cattaraugus Community Center will now offer the following soccer programs: Youth Soccer Development Program – an eight-week, 60-minute development program designed to provide skills foundation for young (7-10 year olds) players. With experienced, professional coaches, the Youth Soccer Development Program prepares players to play soccer at the very highest level.
All Programs are run by certified/licensed professional coaches. All programs are eight-weeks long and run on Saturdays from Feb. 7 to March 28. Participants ages 7-8 will compete 4-5 p.m. and 9-10 year olds take to the pitch from 5-6 p.m.
FUN-damental Soccer Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory/beginner soccer fundamental program is designed to provide skills fundamentals for younger (4-6 yr old) players. Those classes are held from 3-4 p.m.
There is also an “Intro to Soccer” Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory program designed to develop a child’s (2-3 years old) motor skills, balance, coordination as well as strengthen their relationship with their parent. Parents are actively involved in this fun class. Those classes will be held from 3-4 p.m.
All programs are $75 and each participant receives a T-shirt. Register online at blackwatchnywestsoccer.com/Registration/Default.asp?org=blackwatchnywestsoccer.com
For more information, contact Jim Hesch at 818-1661 or blackwatchnywest@yahoo.com.
Westfield?Rec Soccer League
Area boys and girls, age 4 by Feb. 2 and not turning age 14 until April 25, may still sign up for Westfield Rec League Indoor Soccer.
Age groups will be 4-5, 6-8, 9-11 and 12-13. Teams are co-ed and practices are limited. The program will run Feb. 2 through April 25. The league will play one Saturday at Family First Sports Park in Erie (included in the fee).
Ages 4-5 play Saturday mornings at the Eason Hall in Westfield, older children play on Saturday afternoon at various schools in the area. Fees are $25 for the first child, $20 for the second and $15 for the third (maximum of $60 per family) for Westfield children, $30 for the first child, $25 for the second and $20 for the third (maximum of $75 per family) for non-Westfield children.
Partial scholarships are available. For more information, call the Westfield Recreation Department at 326-4243, check our website www.westfieldrec.org, or visit the league on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WestfieldRec.Dept.
Dunkirk Little League
There will be a meeting of the Dunkirk Little League today at the American Legion, 211 Central Ave., at 7 p.m. Topics to be discussed will be registration dates and times and All-Star play.
All parents, coaches and any other interested parties may attend.
Any questions or concerns should be directed to League President Gary Haase at 679-6929.
For the Record
Today’s Local
Sports Schedule
Monday, Jan. 26
Boys Basketball
PVCS at Brocton
Maple Grove at Silver Creek
Girls Basketball
North Collins at Gowanda
Brocton at Portville
Adult Floor Hockey
Dunkirk
Recreation League
Kosciuszko Club 4, Moniuszko Club 2 – Matt Nickle, Jim Rozen, Ken Pacos and Ryan Hall scored for the Dog House while Bernard Jakiela stopped 15 shots to pick up the win between the pipes.
John Kucharski and Matt Kessler scored the goals for the Moniuszko Club while Lenny Truby suffered the loss in net, stopping 20 shots along the way.
Coughlan’s Pub 4, Rookies on the Lake 3, OT – C.J. Vara, Jim Berek, Danny Weimer and Brandon Washburn netted the goals for Coughlan’s while Matt Pietro had 25 saves to pick up the win in goal.
Rookies was led by a pair of goals from Robert Calph and a single tally by Zack Sliwa. Adam Kubasik, who made 20 saves, suffered the loss between the pipes.
Kosciuszko Club 5, Coughlan’s Pub 2 – Derek Backert scored a pair of goals in the win for the Dog House while Dan Nickle, Jim Rozen and Matt Dorler also scored.
For Coughlan’s, C.J. Vara and Ray Christopher scored while Matt Pietro stopped 20 shots between the pipes.
Rookies on the Lake 4, Nickel Plate Depot 2 – John Kuznicki, Bobby Peting, Sebastian Hazelton and Aaron Wilenbrandt tallied the goals for Rookies while Adam Kubasik made 18 saves to pick up the win in net.
For the Nickel Plate Depot, Kris Irwin and Josh Eppinger scored the goals while Kyle Markham stopped 15 shots in net.
Coughlan’s Pub 6, First Ward Falcon Club 1 – Jim Berek and Brandon Washburn scored a pair of goals each for Coughlan’s in the win while C.J. Vara and Tim Christian netted the others. Matt Pietro picked up the win between the pipes, stopping 14 shots along the way.
Dennis Gawronski scored the lone goal for the First Ward Falcon Club while Chris Tofil, who stopped 23 shots, took the loss in net.
Moniuszko Club 3, Rookies on the Lake 1 – Eric Tarnowski recorded the hat trick for the Moniuszko Club while Billy Kuras stopped 30 shots to pick up the win in net.
For Rookies, Clifford Andin recorded the lone goal while Adam Kubasik suffered the loss in net, making 15 saves on the day.
Announcements
Dunkirk Little
League Meeting
There will be a meeting of the Dunkirk Little League on Tuesday, Jan. 27, at 7 p.m. The meeting will take place at the American Legion, which is located at 211 Central Ave., in Dunkirk.
All are welcome to attend. Registration dates and league age change will be discussed, along with other topics.
Any question, call Dunkirk Little League President Gary Haase at 679-6929.
Hanover Little League
Registration for softball and baseball for the 2015 Hanover Little League will be held Tuesday, Jan. 27 at Forestville Elementary School cafeteria from 6-8 p.m.; Thursday, Jan. 29 at Silver Creek Central High School cafeteria from 6-8 p.m.; and Saturday, Jan. 31 at Forestville Elementary School cafeteria from 9 a.m. to noon.
Children, ages 4-16, who live in the towns of Hanover, Sheridan, Farnham, Brant or Evans and/or attend Silver Creek Central or Forestville Central Schools are invited to register.
Contact Caroline Mullen at 432-4002 with any questions. The next board of directors meeting is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Parish Hall. All are welcome.
Concord FC
Travel Soccer Club
The Concord FC Travel Soccer Club, a division of the Northern Chautauqua Soccer Association, will be holding signups for the upcoming Southern Tier Travel Soccer League season on Tuesday, Jan. 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Dunkirk Recreation Center, located on the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds.
Teams are fielded in the following divisions: U-12 boys and girls, U-14 boys and girls, U-17 boys and girls and U-10 co-ed. A $20 deposit is required at the time of registration.
Fredonia State Baseball Clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Cattaraugus County
Sports Banquet Set
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will offer stretching, core strength and range of motion classes. Classes started Tuesday, Jan. 13 and will run through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health Club at 679-1591.
For the Record
Today’s Local?Sports Schedule
Saturday,?Jan. 24
Girls Basketball
Silver Creek at Randolph
Wrestling
Fredonia, Gowanda at Catt-LV/PV Tournament
Men’s Basketball
Oneonta at Fredonia, 2 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Oneonta at Fredonia, 4 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at Oswego
Indoor Track & Field
Fredonia at Brockport Golden Eagle Multi and Invitational
Announcements
Catt. County Sports Hall of Fame
nominations sought
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” committee will hold its induction ceremony banquet Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m.
The committee is still accepting nominations for this years class. Candidates should have at least 20 years of high quality service to sports in Cattaraugus County as an athlete, coach, official, administrator or a combination of any of these to be considered. Candidates must also be able to attend the banquet.
Submit name, address, phone number and brief background in sports of candidate before Feb. 3 to Mark Benton at 532-4053, or email hidibenton@aol.com.
Black Watch
youth soccer
Black Watch NY West Soccer and the SNI Cattaraugus Community Center have teamed up to offer soccer programs, starting Feb. 7.
Black Watch NY West Soccer is the leading club for player development in the Western NY area. The SNI Cattaraugus Community Center will now offer the following soccer programs: Youth Soccer Development Program – an eight-week, 60-minute development program designed to provide skills foundation for young (7-10 year olds) players. With experienced, professional coaches, the Youth Soccer Development Program prepares players to play soccer at the very highest level.
All Programs are run by certified/licensed professional coaches. All programs are eight-weeks long and run on Saturdays from Feb. 7 to March 28. Participants ages 7-8 will compete 4-5 p.m. and 9-10 year olds take to the pitch from 5-6 p.m.
FUN-damental Soccer Program – an eight-week, 60-minute introductory/beginner soccer fundamental program is designed to provide skills fundamentals for younger (4-6 yr old) players. Those classes are held from 3-4 p.m.
There is also an “Intro to Soccer” Program – an 8-week, 60-minute introductory program designed to develop a child’s (2-3 years old) motor skills, balance, coordination as well as strengthen their relationship with their parent. Parents are actively involved in this fun class. Those classes will be held from 3-4 p.m.
All programs are $75 and each participant receives a T-shirt. Register online at blackwatchnywestsoccer.com/Registration/Default.asp?org=blackwatchnywestsoccer.com
For more information, contact Jim Hesch at 818-1661 or blackwatchnywest@yahoo.com.
Westfield?Rec Soccer League
Area boys and girls, age 4 by Feb. 2 and not turning age 14 until April 25, may still sign up for Westfield Rec League Indoor Soccer.
Age groups will be 4-5, 6-8, 9-11 and 12-13. Teams are co-ed and practices are limited. The program will run Feb. 2 through April 25. The league will play one Saturday at Family First Sports Park in Erie (included in the fee).
Ages 4-5 play Saturday mornings at the Eason Hall in Westfield, older children play on Saturday afternoon at various schools in the area. Fees are $25 for the first child, $20 for the second and $15 for the third (maximum of $60 per family) for Westfield children, $30 for the first child, $25 for the second and $20 for the third (maximum of $75 per family) for non-Westfield children.
Partial scholarships are available. For more information, call the Westfield Recreation Department at 326-4243, check our website www.westfieldrec.org, or visit the league on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WestfieldRec.Dept.
Adult Golf
Lucky Lanes
Women’s A league- JoAnne Arnold 161, Michele Bouquin 163, Lori DePonceau 167, Roberta Patterson 189, Shirley Salerno 174, Debbie Skinner 184-193-536, Rose Spicer 162-190-506, Valerie Steinhoff 163, Megan Szalkowski 164, Alyssa Velk 169.
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Thursday Night Doubles – High game scratch: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 461. High series scratch: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 1,366. High game handicap: Lizzy Golubski and Spenser Johnson 499. High series handicap: Alex Haase and Benny Montague 1,417. Other high scores: Alex Haase 258-256-239-753, Paul Nocek 225-278-702, Spenser Johnson 277-208-215-700, Mike Lucas 255-226-648, Matt Eaker 207-236-204-642, Gary Haase 225-216-632, Tom Battaglia 242-625, Benny Montague 205-216-613, Jim Diakakis 217-224-612, Greg Haase 233-207, Kevin Rose 221, Matt Haase 216, Steve Dando 215 and Lizzy Golubski 201.
For the Record
Today’s Local?Sports Schedule
Friday,?Jan. 23
Boys Basketball
West Valley at PVCS
Frewsburg at Brocton
Franklinville at Forestville
Maple Grove at Westfield
North Collins at Ellicottville, 8 p.m.
Girls Basketball
Fredonia at Falconer
CLCS at CVCS
Gowanda at Randolph
Lake Shore at Hamburg
Dunkirk at Olean
Wrestling
Canisius at Fredonia
Pioneer at Lake Shore
Boys Swimming
Lake Shore at Frontier
Men’s Basketball
New Paltz at Fredonia, 5:30 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
New Paltz at Fredonia, 7:30 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at Cortland
Swimming & Diving
Fredonia at Nazareth
Announcements
Westfield?Rec Soccer League
Area boys and girls, age 4 by Feb. 2 and not turning age 14 until April 25, may still sign up for Westfield Rec League Indoor Soccer.
Age groups will be 4-5, 6-8, 9-11 and 12-13. Teams are co-ed and practices are limited. The program will run Feb. 2 through April 25. The league will play one Saturday at Family First Sports Park in Erie (included in the fee).
Ages 4-5 play Saturday mornings at the Eason Hall in Westfield, older children play on Saturday afternoon at various schools in the area. Fees are $25 for the first child, $20 for the second and $15 for the third (maximum of $60 per family) for Westfield children, $30 for the first child, $25 for the second and $20 for the third (maximum of $75 per family) for non-Westfield children.
Partial scholarships are available. For more information, call the Westfield Recreation Department at 326-4243, check our website www.westfieldrec.org, or visit the league on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WestfieldRec.Dept.
Blue Devils to honor National Girls and Women in Sports Day?Saturday
For the fifth-straight year, the Fredonia Athletic Department is celebrating the National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Festivities will take place Saturday when the men’s and women’s basketball teams play host to Oneonta State.
T-shirts will be given away to the first 150 fans. There will also be dozens of raffle prizes, including some donated by the Buffalo Bills, Sabres and Bandits. Raffle tickets are $1 each. The Fredonia Fire 4th- and 5th-grade girls’ basketball team will play a game at halftime of the women’s game and interact with the team afterwards.
With the new SUNYAC format this year, the men’s game starts at 2 p.m., followed by the women at 4 p.m. As usual, Fredonia students showing a valid ID card will be admitted free. In addition, for both games, children ages 16 and under will be free of charge. Admission price for all other spectators will be $3 – a reduction of $2 per ticket.
Although it is only the fifth year at Fredonia, the nationwide celebration of NG&WSD is entering its 29th year.
National Girls and Women in Sports Day began 1987 as a day to remember Olympic volleyball player Florence Hyman for her athletic achievements and work to assure equality for girls’ and women’s sports. Hyman died of Marfan’s Syndrome in 1986 while competing in a volleyball tournament in Japan.
Support and funding for this weekend’s festivities have been provided by Student Affairs, the President’s Office, Campus Life, Residence Life and an FSA grant.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Thursday,?Jan. 22
Boys Basketball
CVCS at CLCS
Fredonia at Falconer
Olean at Dunkirk
Randolph at Gowanda
Westfield at Silver Creek
Girls Basketball
Brocton at Frewsburg
Westfield at Maple Grove
Franklinville at Forestville
PVCS at West Valley
Ellicottville at North Collins
Boys Swimming
DFFS at Olean
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 1, AYH Penguins 1
The Steelers tied their final game of tournament play which secured them a spot in the final four. The lone goal came in the third period from Zach Korzeniewski.
Good defense was played by Trevor Persch and Cooper Harris.
Lauren Marshall was in the net for the Steelers.
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NCCYHA 4, AYH Rangers 3
In the third game of tournament play, the Steelers won with 39 seconds left off a goal by Zach Korzeniewski, assisted by Cooper Harris. Ethan Brunner scored three goals in the first period, assisted by Gabe Schrader and Korzeniewski.
Strong defense by Alex Rush and Harris kept the game close while Lauren Marshall was stellar in between the pipes for the Steelers.
Announcements
Dunkirk Little League
There will be a meeting of the Dunkirk Little League on Jan. 27 at the American Legion, 211 Central Ave., at 7 p.m. Topics to be discussed will be registration dates and times and All-Star play.
All parents, coaches and any other interested parties may attend.
Any questions or concerns should be directed to League President Gary Haase at 679-6929.
Soccer Officiating
The USSF will be hosting an entry-level soccer referee course in the Jamestown area Feb. 7-8 at the War Vets Club.
With this certification, individuals will be able to referee nearly any level in any league in the Southern tier.
The course consists of 16 hours of classroom time. The cost is $80 for the class and first-year state and national dues. This class is for anyone above the age of 13 years old as of May 1, 2015.
It is a hands-on class with real-world experiences and insight on ways to look at the game.
For more information, contact Michael Schneider at 785-9589.
Pistol Permit class
There will be a New York pistol permit class Saturday, Jan. 24 at the Northern Chautauqua Rifle and Pistol Club. Call 410-6692 to register.
Concord FC Travel Soccer Club
The Concord FC Travel Soccer Club, a division of the Northern Chautauqua Soccer Association, will be holding signups for the upcoming Southern Tier Travel Soccer League season on Tuesday, Jan. 27 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Dunkirk Recreation Center, located on the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds.
Teams are fielded in the following divisions: U-12 boys and girls, U-14 boys and girls, U-17 boys and girls and U-10 co-ed. A $20 deposit is required at the time of registration.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team single: Taber Trucking II 629. High team series: Fountain Grill 1,853. High individual single: Collin Schanzlin 233, Cheryl Doner 193. High individual series: Collin Schanzlin 638, Carol Wise 496. Other high scores: John Taber 203-214-550, Del Jusko 169, Julie Dloniak 175, Megan Ferguson 178, Cheryl Doner 166, Carol Wise 179, Collin Schanzlin 208.
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Lou Nocek B II – High team game: Kettle ‘N’ Keg 1,053, Frost Transportation 1,053. High team series: Frost Transportation 3,006.
Individual high scores: Ben Montague 242-225-234-701, Scott Jagoda 211-225-224-660, Spencer Johnson 255-219-655, Dan Struzynski 225-221-645, Nathan Wojtkowiak 222-244-644, Rob Cash 222-235-627, Paul Nocek 223-614, James Golubski 237, Greg Haase 201-227, Tom Jagoda 212-224, Frank Issler 222, Allen Nagel 220, Mike Lucas 217, Mathew Haase 216, Erick Griewisch 214, Ken Ferry 210, Roger Pacos 204, Tom Battaglia 204, Bob Wojcinski 202, Jack Reading 201.
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Wednesday 4-Man – High team game: The Hit Crew 871. High team series: The Hit Crew 2,496.
Individual high scores: Josh Wilmot 266-204-270-740, Dakota Griewisch 254-233-222-609, Matt Eaker 256-248-703, Dan Struzynski 227-225-226-678, Scott Kawski 258-244-662, Kevin Kaszuba 207-245-205-657, Joe Jagoda 204-254-652, Tom Battaglia 223-218-206-647, Roger Pacos 227-207619, Steve Krystofiak 214-212-604, Mark Schrader 248-600, Michael Franklin 236, Lizzy Golubski 226-202, Corey Forbes 227, Zach Fitzer 219, James Golubski 216, Paul Nocek 215, Todd Ellman 212, Spencer Johnson 210, Rick Crandall 210, Erick Griewisch 200.
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Thursday Night Chosen Ones – Individual high game: Debbie Kirell 161-167, Abigail O’Brien 164, Mary Haight 167, Sharon Harrington 170, Sharon Sprague 171, Sue McClelland 177-161, Sheryl Ludemann 179-180-518, Tracey Ebling 183. Team high scratch: Cassadaga Farm Supply 2,067.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Wednesday, Jan. 21
Boys Basketball
Franklinville at North Collins
Girls Basketball
Southwestern at Fredonia
Falconer at CVCS
CLCS at Dunkirk
Salamanca at Gowanda
Randolph at Silver Creek
Wrestling
Falconer/CV at Fredonia
Dunkirk at CLCS
Gowanda at Randolph
Lake Shore at Iroquois
Bowling
Silver Creek at Brocton
Fredonia vs. Dunkirk
Falconer at CLCS
Clymer at Forestville
Announcements
Hanover Little League
Registration for softball and baseball for the 2015 Hanover Little League will be held Saturday, Jan. 24 in the Silver Creek High School cafeteria from 9 a.m. to noon; Tuesday, Jan. 27 at Forestville Elementary School cafeteria from 6-8p.m.; Thursday, Jan. 29 at Silver Creek Central High School cafeteria from 6-8 p.m.; and Saturday, Jan. 31 at Forestville Elementary School cafeteria from 9 a.m. to noon.
Children, ages 4-16, who live in the towns of Hanover, Sheridan, Farnham, Brant or Evans and/or attend Silver Creek Central or Forestville Central Schools are invited to register.
Contact Caroline Mullen at 432-4002 with any questions. The next board of directors meeting is scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. at Mt. Carmel Parish Hall. All are welcome.
Southern Tier Bills Booster
The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will hold its annual meeting and election of officers on Sunday at the Kosciuszko Club, starting at 2 p.m.
Local Television
Southwestern vs.?Fredonia
Tonight’s Southwestern at Fredonia girls high school basketball game will be televised on Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 12 in Dunkirk.
Ed Eaker will call the action and will be joined by Bill Schroeder.
Air time is set for 7:15 p.m.
For The Record
Boys Basketball
Westfield at Sherman
JFK at North Collins
West Seneca East at Lake Shore, 6:30 p.m.
Dunkirk at CLCS
Fredonia at Southwestern
CVCS at Falconer
Silver Creek at Randolph
Gowanda at Salamanca
PVCS at Ellicottville
Girls Basketball
Lake Shore at Iroquois, 6:30 p.m.
North Collins at Franklinville
Forestville at PVCS
Bowling
Fredonia at Dunkirk
Brocton at Forestville
Southwestern at CLCS
Randolph at Silver Creek
Boys Swimming
Panama/CLCS at DFFS
Williamsville North at Lake Shore
Wrestling
Orchard Park/Frontier/Eden at Gowanda
Men’s Basketball
Buffalo State at Fredonia, 5:30 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Buffalo State at Fredonia, 7:30 p.m.
For the Record
Local Sports Calendar
Monday, Jan. 19
Boys Basketball
Forestville at Brocton
Girls Basketball
Brocton at Clymer, 7 p.m.
H.S. Indoor Track & Field
Dunkirk, Fredonia at Fredonia State
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
AYH Coyotes 5, NCCYHA Steelers 3 – In the first game of the 35th annual Top Gun Tournament, in Amherst, the Steelers fell to the AYH Coyotes, 5-3, after heading into the third period tied at 3-all.
Unassisted goals were scored by Alex Rush, Zach Korzeniewski and Gabe Schrader while solid defensive efforts were given by Trevor Persch, Cooper Harris and Rush.
Lauren Marshall was in net for the Steelers.
NCCYHA Steelers 4, AYH Sharks 2 – The Steelers rebounded with a win over the AYH Sharks in their second game of the 35th annual Top Gun Tournament, in Amherst.
Ethan Brunner led the way with a pair of goals for the Steelers while Alex Rush and Trevor Persch each chipped in a goal each in the win. Assists were credited to Zach Korzeniewski, Alex Paluch and Rush while Lauren Marshall picked up the win between the pipes. Cooper Harris was the defensive standout for the Steelers.
Announcements
Fredonia State Baseball Clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Knights of Columbus Youth Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Dunkirk Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be held Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School gym, which is located on Fourth Street in Dunkirk.
Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For entry forms, contact Boys & Girls Club at 366-1061, or Lake Shore Orthodontics at 366-0600. Entry forms will also be available on the date of the event. The winners will advance to district and state competitions.
Cattaraugus County
Sports Banquet Set
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will over stretching, core strength and range of motion classes. Classes started Tuesday, Jan. 13 and will run through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health Club at 679-1591.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Saturday, Jan. 17
Girls Basketball
Fredonia at PVCS, 12:30 p.m.
Wrestling
Dunkirk, Southwestern, Salamanca at CLCS
Boys Swimming
Lake Shore at Cleveland Hill
Indoor Track & Field
Fredonia at Fredonia State
Men’s Basketball
Fredonia at Brockport
Women’s Basketball
Fredonia at Brockport
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at Johnson & Wales
Women’s Indoor Track & Field
Fredonia at RIT Invitational
Men’s & Women’s Swimming & Diving
Grove City at Fredonia
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 4, Southtown Stars 0
Gabe Schrader scored two consecutive goals in the first period while Zach Korzeniewski tallied two goals of his own to lead the Steelers’ offense.
Assists were credited to Mike Norton (2) and Ethan Brunner.
Playing solid defense were Trevor Persch, Alex Rush and Cooper Harris.
Lauren Marshall recorded another shutout between the pipes.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team single: Taber Trucking II 660. High team series: Taber Trucking II 1,826. High individual single: Collin Schanzlin 229, Cheryl Doner 194. High individual series: Collin Schanzlin 609, Cheryl Doner 545. Other high scores: Megan Ferguson 177-193, Cheryl Doner 180, Faith Powell 180, Carol Wise 192-166-174-532, Jacky Dloniak 178, Cathy Gould 162, John Taber 542, Betty Tallchief 172, Collin Schanzlin 200 and Winfield Doner 527.
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Thursday Night Doubles – High game scratch: Greg and Gary Haase 467. High series scratch: Greg and Gary Haase 1,354. High game handicap: Greg and Gary Haase 503. High series handicap: Greg and Gary Haase 1,467. Other high scores: Josh Wilmot 232-226-243-707, Gary Haase 264-249-691, Mike Lucas 203-213-246-665, Greg Haase 203-268-663, Robert Wojcinski 210-219-234-645, Ted Schwalbe 227-220-639, Tom Battaglia 203-230-630, Spenser Johnson 212-204-203-621, Steve Dando 223-202-620, Matt Eaker 202-222-617, Collin Schanzlin 222-613, Paul Nocek 203-211, Jim Diakakis 204, Matt Haase 204 and Lizzy Golubski 204.
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Women’s A League – JoAnne Arnold 189-163-182-534, Heather Carmelia 176, Jackie Grant 168-179-506, Cindy Karnes 163, Roberta Patterson 191-207-544, Debbie Skinner 178-215-531, Rose Spicer 180, Sara Tulipane 164 and Alyssa Velk 162.
Adult Hockey
Dunkirk Men’s Floor Hockey
Coughlan’s Pub 6, Nickle Plate Depot 0
Brandon Washburn had a hat trick in the win for Coughlan’s while C.J. Vara, Tim Christian and Danny Weimer all chipped in a goal each.
Matt Pietro made 15 saves in net to pick up the win.
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Kosciuszko Club 6, Rookies on the Lake 0
Matt Dorler had a pair of goals for the Kosciuszko Club while Derek Beckert, Adam Woelfle, Jim Rozen and Ryan Hall also scored. Eric Flitt picked up the shutout by stopping eight shots.
Adam Kubasik stopped 20 shots for Rookies on the Lake.
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First Ward Falcon Club 4, Rookies on the Lake 2
First Ward Falcon Club received two goals from Nick Kobel and a goal each from Bob Kokocinski and Tim Gornikiewicz while Shane Boyle stopped 12 shots in net for the winners.
Seth Grupa and Nate Ahlstrom scored for Rookies on the Lake.
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Moniuszko Club 2, First Ward Falcon Club 2
Bob Trzaska and Josh Tarnowski scored for the Monnies while Bob Kokocinski netted both First Ward goals.
In net for the Moniuszko Club was Lenny Truby while Chris Tofil was in net for the First Ward Falcon Club. They made 20 and 25 saves, respectively.
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Vet’s Club 9, Nickle Plate Depot 1
Cory Dziduch had a hat trick for the Vet’s while Jayson Burnet and Mark Zafflon scored two goals each. Also for the Vet’s Club, Erik Hozerland and Rob Westin had a goal apiece in front of winning goalie Sammy Leone, who stopped 15 shots.
Kris Irwin scored the lone goal for Nickle Plate Depot.
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Moniuszko Club 3, Coughlan’s Pub 2
Eric Tarnowski scored twice in the win for the Monnies while Billy Kuras netted the other. Lenny Truby stopped 24 shots for the winners.
Jim Berek and Danny Weimer scored the Coughlan’s goals while Matt Pietro made 20 saves in the loss.
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Vet’s Club 5, Kosciuszko Club 3
Cory Dziduch led the way for the Vet’s Club with a pair of goals while Matt Miceli, Patrick Westin and Jayson Burnett also scored. Sammy Leone made 20 stops in net to pick up the win.
For the Kosciuszko Club, Matt Murphy netted a pair of goals while Dan Nickle had the other.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Thursday, Jan. 15
Boys Basketball
Dunkirk at Fredonia
Westfield at Frewsburg
Panama at Brocton
Girls Basketball
CLCS at Olean
Falconer at Dunkirk
Portville at Gowanda
Lake Shore at West Seneca East
Forestville at Ellicottville
North Collins at PVCS
Southwestern at CVCS
Salamanca at Silver Creek
Wrestling
Maple Grove at Falconer/CVCS
Boys Swimming
Frewsburg/SW at DFFS
Local Television
Fredonia vs. Dunkirk Boys basketball
Tonight’s Dunkirk at Fredonia boys high school basketball game will be televised on Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 12 in Dunkirk.
Ed Eaker will call the action and will be joined by Greg Krauza.
Air time is set for 7:15 p.m.
For the Record
Today’s Local?Sports Schedule
Wednesday, Jan. 14
Girls Basketball
Brocton at Maple Grove
Dunkirk at CVCS
Global Concepts at North Collins
Bowling
Frewsburg at Brocton
Jamestown at CLCS
Silver Creek at Forestville
Fredonia at Falconer
Wrestling
Catt-LV/PV at Falconer/CVCS
Fredonia at Dunkirk
Salamanca at Gowanda
Lake Shore at Williamsville East
Announcements
Blue Devils Hoops Clinic set
Registration for Fredonia Blue Devils’ Basketball Skills Clinic is now being taken.
The clinic is open to boys and girls grades 4-8 and is scheduled for this Sunday at the Steele Hall Fieldhouse from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Men’s basketball coach Philip Seymore will conduct the clinic with members of his coaching staff, and select players will serve as instructors.
In-person registration will be held beginning at 8:30 a.m. the day of the clinic.
Each child will receive a free basketball for their participation.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Tuesday, Jan. 13
Boys Basketball
Portville at Silver Creek, 6:30 p.m.
Southwestern at Dunkirk
PVCS at Franklinville
Starpoint at Lake Shore, 6:30 p.m.
Fredonia at CVCS
ALCS at Gowanda
Girls Basketball
Brocton at Panama, 7 p.m.
Frewsburg at Westfield
St.?Mary’s at Fredonia, 6:30 p.m.
Boys Swimming
CLCS/Panama at Frewsburg
Olean/ALCS at DFFS
Eden at Lake Shore
Bowling
Silver Creek at Frewsburg
Youth Swimming
STAR Fire Marshal Invitational Meet
HHSC had 44 swimmers attend the STAR Fire Marshal Invitational meet at Southwestern Elementary School on Saturday, Jan. 3. HHSC Swimmers recorded 17 first-place, 16 second-place, 18 third-place and a total of 89 Top 10-finishes at the meet.
There was one new gold time and 15 new silver times, and a total of 83 personal best times achieved (listed below).
8 & under Division
Emma Ahlstrom (7) 50 Free 1:06.13, 50 Back 1:00.41
David Barrett (8) 50 Free 36.74, 100 Free 1:26.13
Mackenzie Fabiano (7) 50 Back 1:03.35
Grace Saye (8) 50 Free 53.62, 50 Back 59.65, 100 Free 1:56.86
9-10 Division
Alex Ahlstrom (10) 50 Free 35.13 (SILVER), 200 IM 3:35.05, 50 Back 42.71, 100 Back 1:43.46
Rachel Comstock (10) 50 Free 35.88 (SILVER), 100 Back 1:38.86, 100 Breast 1:48.88 (SILVER)
Greta Frerichs (9) 200 Free 3:32.08, 50 Back 50.43
Amelia Harper (10) 50 Free 34.40, 50 Back 41.40 (SILVER), 100 Breast 1:42.50
Stephen Keefe (10) 50 Free 50.48, 50 Back 50.24
Sam Murphy (10) 50 Free 36.76, 50 Back 44.08, 100 Free 1:27.40
Josh Reynolds (10) 50 Free 38.71, 50 Back 46.24, 100 Free 1:33.55
Abby Roth (9) 50 Free 34.90 (SILVER), 100 Free 1:24.83 (SILVER), 100 Breast 1:46.43 (SILVER)
Gracie Wdowiasz (9) 50 Free 46.43
11-12 Division
Peyton Ahlstrom (12) 50 Free 29.44 (GOLD), 50 Back 36.95, 100 Free 1:16.02 (SILVER)
Gabby Aldrich (12) 50 Free 34.00, 100 Free 1:16.62
Carly Barrett (11) 50 Free 34.26
Brooke D’Agostino (12) 50 Free 30.93, 50 Back 38.63, 100 Breast 1:36.93
Jane Fortna (12) 50 Free 35.08, 100 Free 1:21.41, 100 Breast 1:23.42
Julia Fortna (12) 50 Free 36.08, 100 Free 1:19.31, 100 Breast 1:42.02
Finn Frerichs (12) 200 Free 2:52.46, 100 Free 1:17.42
Lillee Gould (12) 50 Back 38.18, 100 Free 1:09.84, 100 Breast 1:35.10
Ronan Murphy (12) 50 Free 33.83, 50 Back 40.43, 100 Free 1:20.06
Hannah Saye (12) 50 Free 33.52, 200 IM 3:05.96, 100 Back 1:24.33, 100 Breast 1:38.09
Emily Smith (12) 50 Free 36.87, 50 Back 44.61, 100 Breast 1:49.65
13-14 Division
Max Comstock (14) 50 Free 29.84, 200 Free 2:32.96, 100 Breast 1:31.43
Tyler Donahue (13) 200 Free 2:15.83 (SILVER)
Olivia Gullo (14) 100 Free 1:12.86, 100 Breast 1:35.35
Bill Osula (13) 100 Fly 1:06.27 (SILVER)
Isabella Pucci-Schaefer (13) 50 Back 39.27, 100 Free 1:12.66, 100 Breast 1:41.59
Caleb Reynolds (13) 50 Free 30.85, 200 IM 3:00.62
Joshua Saye (14) 50 Free 26.78, 200 IM 2:29.25 (SILVER), 100 Back 1:08.08 (SILVER), 100 Breast 1:18.55 (SILVER)
15 & Over Division
McKayla Polowy (15) 1000 Free 12:27.87
Mikayla Reynolds (15) 200 IM 2:35.57 (SILVER)
Haley Zebraski (16) 200 IM 2:44.66, 100 Back 1:14.62
Matt Zevenbergen (15) 50 Free 25.98, 100 Free 56.85, 1000 Free 12:01.90 (SILVER)
Announcements
Fredonia State baseball clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Thursday Night Chosen Ones – Amy Hadley 164, Cindy Zolnoske 164, Sharon Harrington 170, Sheryl Ludemann 174-186-504, Tracey Ebling 183. Team High Scratch: Cassadaga Farm Supply 2,014.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will over stretching, core strength and range of motion classes, starting Jan. 13 through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health?Club at 679-1591.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Monday, Jan. 12
Boys Basketball
Brocton at Westfield
Catt-Little Valley at Silver Creek
Falconer at CLCS
North Collins at Forestville
Girls Basketball
Williamsville South at Lake Shore, 6:30 p.m.
Dunkirk at Southwestern
CVCS at Fredonia
Gowanda at ALCS
Franklinville at PVCS
Forestville at North Collins
Silver Creek at Portville
Bowling
Brocton at Clymer
Southwestern at Fredonia
Announcements
4th Annual Strike Out Cancer Event
The 4th annual Strike Out Cancer Event will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 4 p.m. at Lucky Lanes.
Forestville will take on arch-rival Silver Creek.
2nd Annual Thunderbird Duals
The 2nd annual Thunderbird Duals will be held on Saturday, Jan. 17, at Chautauqua Lake Central School.
Wrestling starts at 10 a.m. and will run until all matches have been wrestled. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 for students. There will also be a concession stand all day.
Participating teams will be Chautauqua Lake, Dunkirk, Batavia, Canisius, Erie Central Tech, Grand Island, Salamanca and Victor.
Fredonia State Baseball Clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Knights of Columbus Youth Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Dunkirk Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be held Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School gym, which is located on Fourth Street in Dunkirk.
Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For entry forms, contact Boys & Girls Club at 366-1061, or Lake Shore Orthodontics at 366-0600. Entry forms will also be available on the date of the event. The winners will advance to district and state competitions.
Cattaraugus County Sports Banquet Set
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will over stretching, core strength and range of motion classes, starting today through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health?Club at 679-1591.
For the Record
Today’s Local?Sports Schedule
Friday, Jan. 9
Boys Basketball
Falconer at CLCS
Dunkirk at Fredonia
Forestville at West Valley
Gowanda at Catt-LV
Lake Shore at Eden
Franklinville at North Collins
Ellicottville at Pine Valley
Silver Creek at ALCS
Girls Basketball
Westfield at Brocton
Wrestling
Dunkirk at Patrick J. Morales Tournament, at Falconer
Boys Swimming
Iroquois at Lake Shore
Men’s Basketball
Plattsburgh at Fredonia, 5:30 p.m.
Women’s Basketball
Plattsburgh at Fredonia, 7:30 p.m.
Men’s Hockey
Fredonia at Neumann, 7 p.m.
Local Television
Fredonia vs. Dunkirk Boys basketball
Tonight’s Dunkirk at Fredonia boys high school basketball game will be televised on Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 12 in Dunkirk.
Ed Eaker will call the action and be joined by Greg Krauaza.
Air time is set for 7:15 p.m.
Announcements
Fredonia State
baseball clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Family Martial?Arts Center free class
Family Martial Arts Center will host a free self defense class Jan. 12-24 for anyone ages 6-18.
The class is being sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County.
Registration will take place Saturday, Jan. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon or prior to the first class.
Classes will be held Mondays from 5:30-6:30pm; Wednesdays from 6-6:50 p.m.; and Saturday from 9:30-10:45 a.m.
All students will receive equal attention and will be taught the fundamentals of the martial arts. At the end of the program, if participants are interested in registering, a promotional package will be offered which includes a rate discount and a free uniform.
For more information, call 672-6683.
Knights of Columbus Youth Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Dunkirk Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be held Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School gym, which is located on Fourth Street in Dunkirk.
Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For entry forms, contact Boys & Girls Club at 366-1061, or Lake Shore Orthodontics at 366-0600. Entry forms will also be available on the date of the event. The winners will advance to district and state competitions.
Cattaraugus County Sports banquet set
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will over stretching, core strength and range of motion classes, starting Jan. 13 through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health?Club at 679-1591.
For The Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Thursday, Jan. 8
Boys Basketball
Clymer at Brocton
Westfield at Panama
Girls Basketball
Fredonia at Dunkirk
CVCS at Salamanca
Falconer at CLCS
West Valley at Forestville
Catt-LV at Gowanda
N. Collins at Franklinville
PVCS at Ellicottville
ALCS at Silver Creek
Adult Hockey
CCHA C League
Lakeview Shock 5,
EBC 2
Goals for Shock were credited to Jim Eschberger (2), Matt Lazarony (2) and Chris Spellberg with assists going to Matt Lazarony (2) and Keith Mages.
Aaron Marshall and Michael Hallmark scored a goal each for EBC and Jeff Huyck had an assist.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Monday Night Mixed Couples – High team single: Taber Trucking II 650. High team series: Fountain Grill 1,784. High individual single: Collin Schanzlin 212, Cheryl Doner 188. High individual series: Collin Schanzlin 570, Cheryl Doner 535. Other high scores: Eleanore Pacos 165, Del Jusko 179-169, Megan Ferguson 168-178, Cheryl Doner 170-177. Dennis Gould picked up a 6,7,10 split.
Youth Hockey
Bantam Travel
Steelers 6, Brockport 5
Three goals in the final four minutes of the game, including Zach Rybak’s goal with 15 seconds left, lifted the Steelers past Brockport.
Stephen Aldrich and Tyler Sack had a pair of goals while Nicholas Pchelka had a goal and two assists. Brandon Prentiss also had two assists while Michael Persch added another.
Gabriel Persch and Nicholas Novelli split time in goal in a winning effort.
After a 6-1 loss to the Niagara Junior Purple Eagles and a 3-0 loss to the Buffalo Shamrocks, the Steelers return to action Saturday at Brockport and Sunday at Jamestown.
Announcements
Fredonia State
baseball clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Family Martial?Arts Center free class
Family Martial Arts Center will host a free self defense class Jan. 12-24 for anyone ages 6-18.
The class is being sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County.
Registration will take place Saturday, Jan. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon or prior to the first class.
Classes will be held Mondays from 5:30-6:30pm; Wednesdays from 6-6:50 p.m.; and Saturday from 9:30-10:45 a.m.
All students will receive equal attention and will be taught the fundamentals of the martial arts. At the end of the program, if participants are interested in registering, a promotional package will be offered which includes a rate discount and a free uniform.
For more information, call 672-6683.
Knights of Columbus Youth Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Dunkirk Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be held Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School gym, which is located on Fourth Street in Dunkirk.
Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For entry forms, contact Boys & Girls Club at 366-1061, or Lake Shore Orthodontics at 366-0600. Entry forms will also be available on the date of the event. The winners will advance to district and state competitions.
Cattaraugus County Sports banquet set
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
Senior Golfers
Darwins Health Club will over stretching, core strength and range of motion classes, starting Jan. 13 through the month of March.
Classes will be held Tuesday’s and Thursday’s starting at noon.
For more information, contact Darwins Health?Club at 679-1591.
For the Record
Today’s Local Sports Schedule
Wednesday, Jan. 7
Wrestling
Olean at Dunkirk
Catt-LV/PVCS at Fredonia
Lake Shore at Starpoint
Bowling
Brocton at Randolph
CLCS at Dunkirk
Fredonia at Jamestown
Clymer at Silver Creek
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 10, Buffalo Regals 3
The Steelers’ offensive attack was led by Zach Korzeniewski who recorded a hat trick. Also contributing with two goals each were Nathan Gernatt, Mike Norton and Gabe Schrader.
Joey Newton rounded out the scoring with a goal of his own.
Ethan Brunner led the way with assists, recording three while Alex Rush had two. Also tallying assists were Cooper Harris, Norton, Korzeniewski and Newton.
Solid defense was played by Harris and Rush.
Lauren Marshall was the winning goalie.
Squirts
Steelers White 7, Buffalo Stars 1
The Steelers were led offensively by Alex Paluch, who scored four times. Alana Schneider had three assists, Matt Lotter scored once and added an assist.
Darwin Westlund and Simon Davis each scored once, and Joey Yeager, Brandon Wronski, Micah Davis and Chase Ibach each added an assist to help with the win. Aden Wilmore played well defensively and Anthony Fitz-Gerald earned the win in net.
Announcements
Fredonia State baseball clinic
The Fredonia State baseball team will host a pair of clinics for youths ages 6-12. A hitting and defense clinic is Sunday, Feb. 15. A pitching and catching clinic takes place Sunday, Feb. 22.
Both clinics run from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Cost is $25 for one, or $45 to attend both. If siblings attend, the cost is $20 per clinic per child.
For more information, go to www.fredoniabluedevils.com and go to the baseball home page, or contact Matt Palisin in the baseball office at 673-3743.
Family Martial?Arts Center free class
Family Martial Arts Center will host a free self defense class Jan. 12-24 for anyone ages 6-18.
The class is being sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County.
Registration will take place Saturday, Jan. 10 from 9 a.m. to noon or prior to the first class.
Classes will be held Mondays from 5:30-6:30pm; Wednesdays from 6-6:50 p.m.; and Saturday from 9:30-10:45 a.m.
All students will receive equal attention and will be taught the fundamentals of the martial arts. At the end of the program, if participants are interested in registering, a promotional package will be offered which includes a rate discount and a free uniform.
For more information, call 672-6683.
Knights of Columbus Youth
Free Throw Championship
All boys and girls ages 9 to 14 are invited to participate in the Dunkirk Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. The local competition will be held Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. at the Northern Chautauqua Catholic School gym, which is located on Fourth Street in Dunkirk.
Participants are required to furnish proof of age and written parental consent. For entry forms, contact Boys & Girls Club at 366-1061, or Lake Shore Orthodontics at 366-0600. Entry forms will also be available on the date of the event. The winners will advance to district and state competitions.
Cattaraugus County Sports
banquet set for March 28
The 13th Annual Cattaraugus County Sports “Hall of Fame” Banquet will be held Saturday, March 28 at the Little Valley Legion, beginning at 6 p.m. Nominations for individuals to be honored at this year’s event are now being accepted.
Qualifications to be considered for induction into the county “Hall of Fame” are at least 15 years of excellent service as an athlete, coach, game official, sports administrator or a combination of any of these titles.
Award recipients must be alive and able to attend the banquet.
Nominations can be called in to Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com. The deadline for all nominations is Feb. 1.
For the Record
Local Sports Schedule
Monday, Jan. 5
Boys Basketball
Brocton at Maple Grove
North Collins at Buffalo Academy of Science
Bennett at Silver Creek
Girls Basketball
Dunkirk at CVCS
CLCS at Southwestern
Forestville at PVCS
Olean at Fredonia
West Valley at North Collins
Silver Creek at Catt-LV
Bowling
CLCS at Fredonia
Frewsburg at Silver Creek
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Tuesday Night Adult-Child League – Adults: Fiore Conti 211, Linda Chase 184, Jeanette Kozlowski 167, Bruce Valvo 161, Judy Langworthy 214-566, Roger Pacos 207, Todd Langworthy 279-246-224-749.
Juniors: Maitland Langworthy 182-183, Genna Riddle 506, Trace MacKenzie 168-158-189-515, Kolt Morton 156, Travis Langworthy 189-182-195-566, Andrew Conti 177, Joshua Ellman 199-189-216-604.
Tuesday Night Adult-Child League – Adults: Hannah Schnur 200-521, Jeanette Kozlowski 174, Todd Langworthy 219-258-675, Rick Morton 187, Judy Langworthy 258-609, Rick MacKenzie 183-503, Jim Ellman Jr. 247, John Wiedenhofer 208.
Juniors: Liz Valvo 167, Bryson Pacos 207-195, Marshall Hallowell 187-504, Josh Ellman 183, Trace MacKenzie 161, Maitland Langworthy 195, Kolt Morton 178-463, Lillian VanArsdale 151, Travis Langworthy 161, Robert Kozlowski 147, Genna Riddle 183-491, Caitlyn Chase 179-189-194-562.
Tuesday Night Adult-Child League – Adult: Jim Ellman 225-259-643, Fiore Conti 235-218-624, Jim Pasierb 216, Todd Langworthy 213-248-278-739, Hannah Schnur 217-525, Jeanette Kozlowski 165, Judy Langworthy 200-569, Roger Pacos 215.
Juniors: Liz Valvo 180, Robert Kozlowski 133, Caitlyn Chase 167, Gena Riddle 178-517, Ricky Burgstrom 175, Makayla Pasierb 140, Josh Ellman 192.
Youth Hockey
Pee Wee MOHL
NCCYHA 7, Buffalo Regals 0 – Ethan Brunner led the way for the Steelers with a hat trick while other goals came from Zach Korzeniewski, Trevor Persch, Jon Maternowski and Mike Norton.
Assists were credited to Norton (three), Nathan Gernatt (two), Alex Rush, Gabe Schrader, Korzeniewski and Persch.
Solid defense was played by Persch and Rush.
Goalie Lauren Marshall secured the shutout for the Steelers.
For the Record
Youth Swimming
Hammerhead Swim Club
HHSC had 11 swimmers attend the Annual Holiday Swim For Time meet at the Town of Tonawanda Aquatics Center recently.
There were three new silver times, and a total of 22 personal-best times achieved.
8 & under Division
Milo Kinkela (8) 50 Free 41.63
Juli Spacciapolli (8) 50 Back 51.74
9-10 Division
Max Corrente (9) 50 Free 44.78, 100 Breast 2:06.22
Molly Greenough (9) 50 Back 53.02
Amelia Harper (10) 50 Breast 47.34 (SILVER), 100 IM 1:27.54, 100 Free 1:20.14 (SILVER)
Tori Spacciapolli (10) 100 Breast 1:40.13, 50 Back 48.16
11-12 Division
Lillee Gould (12) 50 Free 29.71, 100 Breast 1:30.11 (SILVER), 200 IM 2:57.51, 50 Fly 37.23, 100 Free 1:10.62
Natalie Groesh (12) 50 Fly 1:10.22
13-14 Division
Zach Corrente (13) 50 Free 30.66, 100 Breast 1:27.30
Megan Foley (13) 50 Breast 47.47
Jarett Maslak (13) 50 Free 33.20. 100 Back 1:24.30, 100 Breast 1:44.74
High?School Wrestling
Ripley Wrestling Invitational
The 22nd annual Ripley Wrestling Invitational will be held today, starting at 9 a.m. at the Ripley High School gymnasium.
The finals are expected to begin around 6 p.m.
Teams competing include Canisius, Chautauqua Lake, Dunkirk, Fredonia, Southwestern, Randolph, Orchard Park, Erie East, Erie Central Tech, Iroquios Pa., Strong Vincent Pa., Ashtabula Edgewood Ohio and Cattaraugus-Little Valley/Pine Valley
Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students with a concession stand open all day.
Adult Running
Chautauqua Striders Series
The 2014 Chautauqua Striders Runner of Year Series concluded with Adam Rowe winning the Overall Male crown and Brooke Adams winning the Overall Female title.
Below are the winners:
Male 15-19: 1) Walker Black 2) Brandon Pope
Male 20-24: 1) Ryan Walker 2) Justin Nelson
Male 25-29: 1) Stephen Matteson 2) Nicholas Spry
Male 30-34: 1) Paul Briggs 2) Nathanial Kuzma 3) Mark Babcock
Male 35-39: 1) Mike Dietrich 2) Jose Quiros 3) Nick Ingrao
Male 40-44: 1) Christopher Lawson 2) Christopher Laury 2) Gary Johnson
Male 45-49: 1) Grant Vincent 2) Matt Gronquist 3) Irvin King
Female 20-24: 1) Caryn Engstrom 2) Anna Burkett
Female 25-29: 1) Kylee Witchey Clements 2) Brittany Spry 2) Danielle DeJoy
Female 30-34: 1) Karen Fuller 2) Erika Alm 2) Sarah Olson
Female 35-39: 1) Carrie Southard 2) Kelly Kegelmyer 3) Lisa Pirrello
Female 40-44: 1) Mindy Lawson-Crabtree 2) Kristen Gronquist 3) Tina Fermier
Female 45-49: 1) Judy Porpiglia 2) Kathy Gustafson 3) Lydia Samuelson
For the Record
Adult Bowling
LuckyLanes
Thursday Night Doubles – High Game Scratch: Ted Schwalbe and Bob Wojcinski 446. High Series Scratch: Tom Battaglia and Rick Czerwinski 1,246. High Game Handicap: Ted Schwalbe and Bob Wojcinski 481. High Series Handicap: Ted Schwalbe and Bob Wojcinski 1,373. Other high scores: Tom Battaglia 213-258-247-718, Ted Schwalbe 203-220-236-659, Spenser Johnson 229-217-643, Benny Montague 211-212-216-639, Matt Eaker 202-225-618, Greg Haase 212-209-616, Bob Wojcinski 212-226-609, Verconia Erick 219-584, Steve Dando 217-234, Mike Lucas 221, John Conti 209.
Adult Hockey
CCHA A League
BJ’s 6, Dom Polski 5
Goals for BJ’s were scored by Mark Zaffalon (2), Scott Wojcinski, Mike Nelson, Phil Defrancisco and Joe Dunn with assists coming from Nim Plain, Scott Wojcinski, Don Schiedel, Phil Defrancisco, Brian Wojcinski, Mark Zaffalon and Mark Wojcinski. Kyle Yelich got the win in net.
Goals for Polski were scored by Nate Worj (3), Rob Barnett and Zac Sliwa while assists were credited to Zac Sliwa and Rob Barnett. AJ Riforgiat took the loss in goal.
CCHA B League
Heenans 5,
Wicked Glen 4
Goals for Heenans came from Greg McQuiggan (3), Mike Rozewicz and Derek Sheridan while assists were credited to Derek Sheridan (2) and Jeff Jamieson. Gary Shain got the win in goal.
Rob Strickler (2), Bill Clark and Brian Denea scored for Wicked Glen while Kevin Smith (2), Rob Strickler, Lee Andolina and Mike Szach picked up assists. Mike Barrett took the loss between the pipes.
Coughlans 2,
First Ward Falcons 0
Both goals for Coughlans came from Matt Traniella while Tucker Krauza and Wes Buehler picked up assists. Sammy Leon earned the shutout in net.
CCHA C League
Coughlans 3,
Lakeview Shock 2
Goals for Coughlans were scored by Sean Stamer (2) and Steve Gromala while assists came from Sean Stamer and Dan Robinson. Gloria Andolina earned the win in net.
Tony Privitera and Chris Spellberg picked up goals for Lakeview with assists coming from Matt Lazarony and Bryan McCoy. Brian Little took the loss for Lakeview.
EBC 5, Wicked Glen 1
Ryan Simon, Michael Hallmark (2), Rick Simon and Mark Taylor were credited with goals for EBC. Assists came from Dave Hallmark, Aaron Marshall, Al Shaw, Mark Taylor, Dave Byrd (2), Rick Simon and Michael Hallmark. Shawn Nowicki earned the win in net for EBC.
Chad Carlson scored the lone goal for Wicked Glen.
Beaver Club 4,
Coughlans 3
Goals for Beaver Club were scored by Tom Block (2), Carl Abrams and Kirk Miller while Tim Kackermeyer, Greg Krauza and Jim Rozen earned assists. Shane Randolph got the win in goal for Beaver Club.
Sean Stamer (2) and Dave Stamer scored for Coughlans with assists coming from Simon Pasnik, Mark Weimer, Bill Anderson and Sean Stamer. Gloria Andolina took the loss in net.