For the Record

Today’s H.S. Sports Schedule

Saturday, May 30

Section 6 Baseball Playoffs

Class B-2 Final

Fredonia vs. JFK, at Orchard Park H.S., 4 p.m.

Class C Final

Gowanda vs. Holland, at Diethrick Park, 1 p.m.

Class D Final

Westfield vs. North Collins, at Diethrick Park, 10 a.m.

Section 6 Softball Playoffs

Class B Final

Fredonia vs. Alden, at Niagara-Wheatfield H.S., 11 a.m.

Class C Final

Chautauqua Lake vs. Franklinville, at Olean M.S., noon

Class D Final

Pine Valley vs. Westfield, at Olean M.S. 2 p.m.

Track & Field

CCAA meet at Olean H.S.

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Wright League

Youth Council 13, Davis Construction 3 – Dominic Gullo’s first inning home run into the left field grape vineyard started the hitting parade for the Councilmen, as they pounded out 12 hits in the win.

Joey Gullo had a double and a single, Mauricio Coronado and Brody Cave had two singles each and Nick Frazier, Brayden Gilbert, Zack Dawley, Trevor Persch and Derek Clark rounded out the offensive attack with singles.

On the mound for Youth Council, Dominic Gullo and Nick Frazier combined to strikeout 10 in a shortened four-inning affair.

Davis Construction was led at the plate by Jacob Skinner with a double and a single and Simon Davis with a double.

Brocton Portland Minor League

Mayville Tremaine 8, Main Diner 3 – For Mayville Tremaine, Jackson Remington had four singles and an RBI, Drew Gustafson three singles and an RBI, Nathan Laurito three singles and three RBIs and Joleena Doner three singles and two RBIs. Also for Mayville, Robert Head had two hits and an RBI and Jackson Burns had two hits in the win.

For Main Diner, Mason Mack, Matthew Mack and Mason Baum all had two hits and an RBI while Mason Merr and Carson Swanson had two singles in defeat.

East Main Auto 5, MWJ Tents 0 – Jeremy Weisner had a pair of doubles and an RBI for East Main Auto in the win while Anthony Gatto had three singles and two runs driven in. Also for East Main Auto, Damian Sortore had a double and two RBIs, Eric Pryll had a double and two singles and Greyson Delcamp chipped in three singles.

Arlie Culver had a pair of hits for MWJ Tents in the loss while Cole Tenamore, Danny Bratto and Cameron Paternosh reached base safely with a hit each.

Adult Baseball

Chautauqua MSBL

Stericycle A’s 3, Kendall Club P.B.A Nationals 0 – In the season opener, which turned into a classic pitchers duel between the A’s Joe Jagoda with eight strikeouts and Tony Tobias’ 11 strikeouts for the Nationals.

While each team only managed one hit each, the A’s made theirs count in the bottom of the fourth. Tobias walked the first two batters then Jagoda ripped a single to center to place the winning runs. Nick Rollins pitched two scoreless innings for the save. Eric Herman had the lone hit for the Nationals.

Stericycle A’s 3, Jockshop Marlins 2 – Nick Rollins and Joe Jagoda combined to strikeout nine and allow just two hits in the complete game victory.

Anthony Polvino led the A’s attack with two RBIs, while Bob Bankoski, Nick Luther and Steve Keyser all singled. Doug Gerald was the losing pitcher.

Adult Golf

Diamond Hawk Golf Course

Wednesday Travel League – Danny Kubera won the New York Open, the league’s first Grand Slam event of the season, with the low score of 84 at a very windy Diamond Hawk Golf Course in Cheektowaga.

The win was Kubera’s second-straight major victory after winning the Frank Borowski Invitational at the end of last season. He also had the low front-nine score of 39 while Gary Richardson had the low back-nine score of 42.

Other flight winners were John Waterman (B), Ron Szach (C) and Pat Weaver (D). Winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was John Slaughter.

Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Adam Gornikiewicz (No. 4), Al Etzel (No. 5) and Danny Kubera (No. 8). B Flight: Jeff Kubera (Nos. 3, 4 & 5), Tim Walawender (No. 12), Dave Criscione (No. 13), Waterman (No. 15) and Frank Benamati (No. 18). C Flight: Doug Grace (Nos. 3, 10, 11 & 17), John Bongiovanni (No. 4), Lenny Leszkowicz (No. 5), Don Kujawa (No. 13) and Brian Doust (No. 14). D Flight: Dave Franklin (Nos. 4 & 10), Weaver (Nos. 5, 6 & 12), Dave Miller (No. 13), Gary Hazelton (No. 14) and Dan Kaszuba (No. 17).

Closest to the pin were Danny Kubera (No. 3), Ed Tofil (No. 6), Miller (No. 13), and Kaszuba (No. 17). Winners of the Par-3 contest were: A Flight: Butch Mackowiak (even par), B Flight: Jeff Kubera (+2), C Flight: Grace (+2), D Flight: Franklin (+4).

Top point winners were Grace (72), Weaver (54), Jeff Kubera (36) and Danny Kubera (32). Season points leaders: Miller 107, Tofil 100, Criscione 92, Jeff Kubera 82, Grace 72, Danny Kubera 66, Pete Gawron 65, Weaver 58, Chris Ganey 52, Mick Dunning 51.

Next week the league travels to North Hills, in Corry, Pa. The first tee-time is at 9:26 a.m, but only a few openings exist. To signup, or be listed as an alternate, call, or text, John at 785-2291 before Monday. Foursomes will be drawn out on Monday.

Vineyards Golf Course

Gene Andolina League – Low scratch scores (under 40): Chuck Alessi 36, John Bongiovanni 39, Dan Allesi 39, Sam Speziale 39, David DeJoe 39. Low handicap (33 or under): Chuck Alessi 29, Jim Sedota 29, Jake McCune 29, Tucker Samuelson 29, Mike Rosario 30, Bob Tripp 30, Speziale 30, Joe Bifaro 31, Scott Kingsley 31, Tony Nasca 31, Bill Hart 32, Joe Greco 32, Pete Criscione 32, Bob Sievert 32, Ron Joy 33, Joe Favata 33, DeJoe 33.

Closest to the pin: DeJoe (No. 3), Jeff Kubera (No. 9). Scratch skins: DeJoe (No. 3), Chuck Alessi (No. 7). Handicap skins: DeJoe No. 3, Kingsley (No. 4).

Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low gross scores: Stephen Raghunath 35, Ross Conti 38, Chip White 39. Low net scores: Chip White 26, Tom Schibetta 27, Scott Parker 29, Joe Kulig 30, Mike Lawhead 32. Skins: Stephen Raghunath (Birdie on No. 4), Chip White (No. 7), Ross Conti (Birdie on No. 4). Closest to the pin: Chip White (No. 1), Mike Lawhead (No. 9).

Holiday Valley Golf Course

McDonald’s Senior Tour- A Flight (white tees): Ken Burch +9, Randy Carlson +7, Don Hustead +4. Low gross: Burch 75. B Flight (white tees): Bill Derby +3, Ray Head +2, Paul Edson +2. Low gross: Derby 92. A Flight (gold tees): Ron Jurdowski +6, Denny Swan +4, Roger Millspaw +3. Low gross: Millspaw 78. B Flight (gold tees): Russ Vacanti +8, Greg Krauss +6, John Depew +5. Low gross: Krauss 84. C Flight (gold tees): Charlie Stafford +7, Jim Fincher +4, Lou Carvalho +3. Low gross: Ron Littlejohn 92. D Flight (gold tees): Ed Potter +10, Tom O’Brien +7, Ed Rumiano +5. Low gross: O’Brien 93.

Next week the Tour will play at Tri-County Country Club and Harbor Ridge Golf Course on Monday, June 1 at 9 a.m.

Chautauqua Golf Club

William Sprague Memorial Golf League – Front nine: Shelly Grant 38, Phil Klinginsmith 39, Mike Bishop 41 and Karl Voltman 42. Back nine: Wayne Stoughton 41, Bob Gervasi 41, Chris Briggs 42 and Don Borda 44.

Shorewood Country Club

Thursday Golf League- Low net: Jon Riforgiat 34, Nick Sobecki 33, Greg Haase 33. Closest to the pin: Fritz Worosz No. 5, Jack Schrantz No. 9, Dave Wallace No. 3.

Cassadaga Country Club

Thursday Night Men’s Golf League – Tom Gauronski 39, Matt Wallace 39, Bob Warsitz 39, Brenton Wilcox 40, Jason Habich 41, Ron Mason 41, Chip White 41, Jonas Greenstein 42, Mike Lancaster 43 and Mike Lawhead 43. Closest to the pin: Paul Edson (No. 15). Skins: Alex McQuiggan (No. 11, birdie), Wilcox (No. 12, birdie), Kent Marsh (No. 15, birdie), White (No. 18, eagle).

Announcements

Spaghetti Dinner, Flea Market to Benefit SC/Forestville Boys Soccer

A spaghetti dinner and flea market to benefit the Silver Creek/Forestville boys soccer team will be held on Sunday, June 7, from 1 to 6 p.m., at the Silver Creek High School cafeteria. Advance tickets may be purchased from any varsity player for $7. Tickets will be $8 at the door.

DHS/CMHS/FHS Alumni

Golf Tournament

The Sixth Annual Dunkirk High School/Cardinal Mindszenty High School/Fredonia High School Alumni Golf Tournament is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 7 at Shorewood Country Club.

The shot-gun start, scramble format kicks off at 9 a.m. The tournament will consist of men’s and women’s teams as well s mixed teams.

Cost for the tournament is $80 and includes golf, cart, box lunch, beverages, dinner buffet and dessert. Non-golfer dinner is available for $25. Trophy and door prizes follow dinner.

To register, email Bill Bamonto at bill.bamonto.nz51@statefarm.com. Make checks payable to Bill Bamonto and register by July 25.

For more information, call Bamonto at 302-832-0344 or 302-379-1882.

Fredonia Central School

Girls Basketball Camp

The Fredonia Central School Girls Basketball Camp will take place June 29-July 2 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasium. The camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and is open to anyone entering grades 3-12.

The camp is $95 per camper and anyone who pays before June 1 pays just $80. For anyone with a group of five or more who sends in their application together, can deduct $10.

Each player is expected to arrive between 8:30 and 8:55 a.m. Camp will start promptly at 9 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch. There will be cold pop, water and Gatorade for sale at lunch time and at the end of the day. All athletes should have their ride pick them up at 3:30 p.m. All parents are welcome to attend the awards ceremony at 3 p.m. on Thursday.

Checks should be made payable to: Carol Zirkle. Checks can be mailed to Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St.; Fredonia, NY 14063.

For more information, contact Zirkle at 679-1581 ext. 2790 or 785-0283.

Fredonia Boys Basketball Camp

The 7th Annual Fredonia Central School Boys basketball camp will be held July 6-9 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasium from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Cost for the camp is $95 at the door, or $80 if paid by June 26. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3-12. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt if they pre-paid.

Each athlete is expected to arrive between 9-9:30 a.m. The camp will start promptly at 9:30 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch.

Checks should be made payable to Fredonia Boys Basketball and mail to Fredonia HS; 424 E. Main St., Fredonia, NY 14063.

For more information or a brochure, call Greg Lauer at 912-2726 or email glauer@fcsd.wnyric.org.

Gym Rats Basketball Camp

The Fredonia boys basketball program will be hosting its 3rd Annual Gym Rats Basketball Camp this July at the Wheelock Primary School gym. The camp is for boys and girls ages 4-9 and will be held the week of July 13-17.

The camp runs from 9:30 a.m. to noon, daily.

Campers will participate in lead-up games, relay races and a lot of passing, dribbling, ball handling and shooting.

All campers get a free T-shirt and daily snack.

The first 50 campers registered will receive a complementary youth sized basketball. The cost is $65 – $100 for two family members.

For camp information, an application or other questions, call camp director Nick Bertrando at nbertrando@fcsd.wnyric.org.

For The Record

Adult Golf

Cassadaga

Country Club

Wednesday Night Ladies League – Low scores: Michelle Helmer 45, Cindy Chimera 46, Connie Dugas 48, Donna Weir 48, Anita Luce 49 and Jan Wintersteen 49. The team of Mary Kelley and Dee Dee DuBois came in with a low team net of 28.

Gowanda Country Club

Ladies League – Low gross: Lynn Gotsch 43, Joyce Bigelow 45, Kim Gier 45. Low net: Lynn Gotsch 32, Maryann Hoisek 32 and Trudy Jackson 34.

Hillview

The Women Who Golf For Fun – Tied for first place were Linda Hodorowicz and Pat Daniel. Bobbi Deering shot second. Nancy Kelly was declared Golfer of the Week. The women will golf again next Wednesday, teeing off at 10 a.m. Women golfers are invited to join them.

For further information, call Bobbi Deering 366-5805 or Dolores Dudek 366-3306.

The Girls 4 Golf Tuesday Night League – Low gross was won by Judy Mowery with a 41 followed by Nancy Phillips and Judith Waterman each with a 49. Low net was won by Nancy Phillips with a 32 followed by Sue Gotowka and Judith Waterman each with a 33 and Sue Johnson with a 35. The prize for the evening was won by Sally Giambrone.

Announcements

DHS/CMHS/FHS

alumni golf tourney

The Sixth Annual Dunkirk High School/Cardinal Mindszenty High School/Fredonia High School Alumni Golf Tournament is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 7 at Shorewood Country Club.

The shot-gun start, scramble format kicks off at 9 a.m. The tournament will consist of men’s and women’s teams as well s mixed teams.

Cost for the tournament is $80 and includes golf, cart, box lunch, beverages, dinner buffet and dessert. Non-golfer dinner is available for $25. Trophy and door prizes follow dinner.

To register, email Bill Bamonto at bill.bamonto.nz51@statefarm.com. Make checks payable to Bill Bamonto and register by July 25.

For more information, call Bamonto at 302-832-0344 or 302-379-1882.

Fredonia Central School Girls Basketball Camp

The camp is $95 per camper and anyone who pays before June 1 pays just $80. For anyone with a group of five or more who sends in their application together, can deduct $10.

Checks should be made payable to: Carol Zirkle. Checks can be mailed to Fredonia HS; 425 E. Main St.; Fredonia, NY 14063.

For more information, contact Zirkle at 679-1581 ext. 2790 or 785-0283.

Fredonia Boys Basketball Camp

The 7th Annual Fredonia Central School Boys basketball camp will be held July 6-9 at the Fredonia High School and Middle School gymnasium from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Cost for the camp is $95 at the door, or $80 if paid by June 26. The camp is open to boys entering grades 3-12. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt if they pre-paid.

Each athlete is expected to arrive between 9-9:30 a.m. The camp will start promptly at 9:30 a.m. Athletes are expected to bring their own lunch.

Checks should be made payable to Fredonia Boys Basketball and mail to Fredonia HS; 424 E. Main St., Fredonia, NY 14063.

For more information or a brochure, call Greg Lauer at 912-2726 or email glauer@fcsd.wnyric.org.

Gym Rats

Basketball Camp

The Fredonia Boys’ Basketball program will be hosting its 3rd Annual Gym Rats Basketball Camp this July at the Wheelock Primary School gym. The camp is for boys and girls ages 4-9 and will be held the week of July 13-17.

The camp runs from 9:30 a.m. to noon, daily.

Campers will participate in lead-up games, relay races and a lot of passing, dribbling, ball handling and shooting.

All campers get a free T-shirt and daily snack.

The first 50 campers registered will receive a complementary youth sized basketball. The cost is $65 – $100 for two family members.

For camp information, an application or other questions, call camp director Nick Bertrando at nbertrando@fcsd.wnyric.org.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

High?School?

Baseball Playoffs

Class B Semifinals

CSAT?at Fredonia

Class C Semifinals

Olmsted at Gowanda

Class D Semifinals

Sherman at Westfield

Brocton at North?Collins

High?School?

Softball?Playoffs

Class B-2 Championship

Fredonia at Roy-Hart

Class C Semifinals

Chaut.?Lake at?Olmsted

Class D?Semifinals

Panama at Pine Valley

Maple Grove at?Westfield

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Wright League

American Legion 16, Davis Construction 4

Gabe Schrader led the Legion offense with three triples and three RBIs. Jack Storm smacked two doubles and made key defensive outs in the field. Matt Lotter (RBI), Hayden Walters (2B), Ryan St. George and Avery Willebrandt all reached base safely. Legion got the win thanks in big part to Willebrandt’s dominant nine-strikeout performance.

For Davis Construction, Michael Berg (two singles) and Jake Skinner (triple and single) powered the offense with two hits each. Gabe Hellwig, Lucas Hoffman and Ryan Davis all reached base safely for Davis. Sarah Davis, Clayton Frazier and Dominic Tenamore all had strong defensive performances.

A-Plus Plumbing 6, Pucci’s Carpets 2

AJ St. George pitched a great game for the plumbers, fanning nine. Alex Rush helped out on offense with a triple and Keagan Whitfiled had the defensive play of the game in center.

For Pucci’s, Bryson Kolassa added a triple.

Brocton Portland Little League Minor Teams

Brocton’s East Main Auto 10,

Mayvilles R&R Landscaping 9

For East Main Auto, Anthony Gatto had four singles and an RBI while Eric Pryll drove in two runs on his four hits which included a double. Christian Morello had three hits and two RBIs while Damian Sortore had three hits to drive in as many runs for the winners.

For R&R Landscaping, Nathan Henry had five hits to drive in a pair of runs while Jack Gleason had two singles, a double and four RBIs. Kameron Press also had four singles in defeat.

Dunkirk Majors

Police 15, Exempts 4

For the Police, Michael Norton picked up the win with bullpen help from Scotty Korzienski.

Norton went 3 for 3 with a triple and three RBIs while Korzienski drove in two runs. Nick Marzowicz scored three times and Javie DeJesus had a bases-clearing double.

For the Exempts, Phil Messina Blasted a two-run shot and added An RBI single

Youth Softball

Fredonia Minor Softball

Tuscany vs.

Brocton Legion

Emily Schwertfeger led Tuscany with three hits while Hannah Fox, Danielle Palisin and Lanie Wright all recorded two hits.

For Brocton Legion, Lauren Stressing had two hits. Stressing and Madison Sears were the defensive stars of the game.

Announcements

Fredonia Blue Devils Soccer Camp

The Fredonia Blue Devils Soccer Camp will be held Sunday, June 28-Thursday, July 2 at the college campus.

The camp is for boys and girls, ages 9-16. There will also be a Junior Kickers Camp for boys and girls, ages 4-8.

For more information, visit www.fredoniabluedevils.com or email gondek@fredonia.edu.

Adult Golf

Hillview

Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Jim Szalkowski 41, Ken Kaus 41, Butch Mackowiak 42. Top point winners: A-Flight: Mackowiak 7, B-Flight: Dave Miller 6.5, C-Flight: Joe Bifaro 6, Jim Ellman Sr. 6, D-Flight: Jaime Galarza 7.5, Dave Paradis 7.5. Closest to the pin No. 5: Rich Cieslewicz. A&B skins: Jaime Ruiz No. 2, Mike Willoughby No. 3, Kaus No. 4, Miller No. 6. C&D skins: Bifaro No. 4, Cieslewicz No. 5, Jack Hood No. 6 and Paradis No. 7.

Pinehurst

ParTee Girls – The low gross score of the 47 went to Lori Foster and Kim Underwood. Low net scores were shot by Carolyn Rawlinson (28), Trudy Gollnitz, Bert Vilardo and Foster (32), Lynn Stetson and June Beers (33) and MaryBeth Pagano and Underwood (35). Closest to the 150-yard marker on No. 9 went to Marcy Casler, longest putt on No. 3 was won by Rawlinson and Gollnitz was closest third shot on No. 1. Sue Wagner won the 50/50.

Cassadaga Country Club

Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League – Brenton Wilcox 34, Darren Mangine 36, Brad Kelly 37, Kerry Murphy 37, Sean Helmer 39, Rod Lind 39, Tim Miller 39, Steve Wintersteen 39. Low net: Kerry Murphy 30. Closest to the pin: Dan Kelly (No. 16). Skins: Tim Bulger (No. 11, birdie) and Brenton Wilcox (No. 17, birdie).

For the Record

Youth Baseball

11U Southtowns Travel

Bombers 8,

Orchard Park Storm 1.

Phil Messina homered and Nick Whitfield and Joe VanDette added two runs each as the Bombers defeated the OP Storm.

Javy DeJesus and Trevor Malkowski pitched well for the Bombers as the team improved to 4-1.

Cody Hollins singled and scored the only run for OP Storm

Dunkirk Rookies 16, O.P. Lightning 16

Rookies was led at the plate by Xavier Santos, Marcel Carter and Nathan Pakulski as they each had a single and a double. Louis Segura added two hits. Donovan Lockett knocked out a double while Nick Zatorski and Nick Marsowicz each had a hit.

For the Lightning, Jack Basil and Jason Buczek each had two hits. Jacob Mondel, Jackson Mann, Edward Cosgrove, Josh Onetto, Ryan Scanlon and Justin Buczek each added hits.

Dunkirk Little

League Majors Division

Kosciuszko Club 6,

First Ward

Falcons Club 4

Offensively for Kosciuszko Club, Tyler Jacques led the way with a double and two hits, Colton Kuzdzal had a home run and a hit, Donovan Lockett had two hits and Bryson Travis, Tyler Karin, Ibriam Lopez and Christian Lemanski all added a hit apiece.

Lockett and Tyler Jacques combined for the pitching win.

For 1st Ward, Marcel Carter and Brady Corbett each had two hits, Jeremiah Ruiz had a double, Xavier Santos, Geo Pagan and Sebastian DeGolier each had a hit.

Brocton Portland

Little League Minor League

East Main Auto 19, Mayville’s Dr. Craig Whittington team 3

For Brocton, Christian Morello had five singles and two RBIs, Anthony Gatto and four singles and two RBIs and Eric Pryll had four singles to drive in five runs.

Savannah Morello added two singles and an RBI. Jeremy Weisner had three singles and three RBIs. Dominic Seavy had three singles and two RBIs in the win.

For Mayville, Gage Burris had three singles and two RBIs while Devin Kelsey had three hits and an RBI. Regan Crandall doubled.

Fredonia/Dunkirk Little League

Minor Softball

Tuscany vs.

Union Local 912

Hannah Fox led Tuscany with four hits. Lanie Wright contributed three hits while Danielle Palisin and Rylee Crampton had two hits each. Emily Schwertfeger and Elizabeth Proper played well defensively.

For Local 912, Brooke Szymczak and Leah Morales each had two hits while Ashlyn Delcamp had a strong defensive game.

Adult Baseball

Chautauqua Men’s Senior Baseball League

The Pro Bats Yankees 7, Giants 2

Brian Bongiovanni picked up the win on the mound, pitching four strong innings, holding the Giants scoreless while allowing three hits.

Charlie LaDuca and Dennis Gawronski pitched in relief. Joe Pantano had two doubles for the Yanks while Matt Wallace added a double and three RBIs.

Steve Pantano, Matt Pantano, Al Carmello and Bill Shaw each had a hit. Bryant Watts had two hits for the Giants as well as making two fine defensive plays.

Silver Creek Braves 8, Royals 4

Will Ramsey had another big game, going 3 for 3 with two RBIs. The Braves opened up the game with a six-run fourth inning.

Cody Wicks started for the Braves, fanning nine through six innings and giving up two earned runs for the win.

Announcements

Silver Creek/Forestville

boys soccer event

There will be a spaghetti dinner and flea market event to benefit the Silver Creek/Forestville boys soccer team Sunday June 7 from 1-6 p.m. at the Silver Creek High School Cafeteria.

Advance tickets may be purchased from a varsity player for $7. Tickets will be $8 at the door.

Marauder Trotter Race Slated

The Dunkirk High School Class of 1989 will host the Marauder Trotter 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, July 4 on the Dunkirk High School campus. The community event will start at 9 a.m. with a kids’ run for ages 10 years and younger, beginning at 9:45 a.m.

The race, under the direction of classmates D.J. Wilson, race director, and Scott Mekus, event manager, will be a cross-country format with the course consisting of pavement, grassy areas and a portion of the track. Timing will be provided by Big White Trailer.

The open-to-public fundraiser will also include a costume contest, T-shirts, awards ceremony, basket auction, entertainment, bounce house, face painting, snacks and refreshments.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Dunkirk High School Class of 1989 Memorial Scholarship in honor of their deceased classmates – Paula Kuschel, Jennifer Styborski, Jody Wdowiasz, Mike Koch, Robert Pierce, James Kulpa, Susan Butts, Elizabeth Barnes, Tony Quiles, Susan Gorka (Stoyle), Scott Roesler, Todd Iskra and Paul Szach.

The cost is $20 for each adult, $16 student rate, $10 kids’ run with T-shirt and $5 kids’ run without a T-shirt.

Awards will be given to the overall first-place male and female finishers and Top 3 finishers in each age group for both running and walking events.

To register or make a monetary donation on-line, visit the event website at runsignup.com/Race/NY/Dunkirk/MarauderTrotter5KRunWalk.

Paper registrations can also be downloaded from the Facebook page at Marauder Trotter 5K Run & Walk.

The deadline for pre-registration is Monday, June 29.

All pre-registered participants will receive a commemorative T-shirt and swag bag. Day of registration is from 7-8:30 a.m., and is also available for $25.

Cash prizes will also be awarded to the top three outfits displaying their hometown pride.

The event is sponsored by Putnam Insurance Agency, RoadID, Simply Perfect Promotions, Lake Shore Savings, Mary’s Deli, McDonald’s, Denny’s and Cordosi Graphic Arts.

For more information, including practice run dates, basket auction and food donations, sponsorships and volunteer opportunities, email maraudertrotter@yahoo.com or contact Wilson at 785-1537 or Mekus at 720-0564.

Adult Golf

Hillview Golf

Tuesday Morning Ladies of the Links – Game was pull the tees. First place: Sandy Destro. Second place: Barb VanDette. Third place: Viki Clark.

The League will play again Tuesday, June 2, name pull at 9:30 a.m. with tee off at 10 a.m. All skill levels welcome to join any time.

Gowanda CC

Ladies Golf Results – Low gross: Kim Gier 45, Lynn Gotsch 47 and Joyce Bigelow 48. Low net: Joni Jackson 31, Trudy Jackson 33 and Margaret Pentasuglio 33.

For the Record

Local High School Playoff Schedule

Unless noted, all games begin at 5 p.m.

Tuesday, May 26

Section 6 Baseball

Class A-2

No. 9 Dunkirk at No. 1 Olean

Class B-2

No. 8 Cleveland Hill at No. 1 Fredonia

Class C

No. 8 Barker at No. 1 Gowanda

Class D

No. 8 Ellicottville at No. 1 Westfield

No. 6 Pine Valley at No. 3 Brocton

No. 7 Clymer at No. 2 North Collins

Section 6 Softball

Class B-2

No. 7 Southwestern at No. 3 Fredonia

Class C

No. 13 CVCS at No. 5 CLCS

No. 6 Franklinville at No. 3 Gowanda

Class D

No. 8 West Valley at No. 1 Pine Valley

No. 5 North Collins at No. 4 Panama

No. 7 Ellicottville at No. 2 Westfield

No. 6 Brocton at No. 3 Maple Grove

Section 6 Boys Lacrosse

Class C

No. 3 Silver Creek vs. No. 1 Akron, 3:30 p.m., at Grand Island High School

Adult Golf

Wednesday

Travel League

This Wednesday, the Wednesday Travel League will hold its first major of the season, the New York Open, at Diamond Hawk Golf Course, in Cheektowaga.

The first tee-time is at 9:30 a.m. Foursomes are as follows:

Group 1: Angelo Leone, Dan Kaszuba, Jack Griswold, Doug Grace

Group 2: Butch Mackowiak, Danny Kubera, Brian Doust, Pete Gawron

Group 3: Pat Weaver, Dave Miller, Gary Haase, Lenny Leszkowicz

Group 4: Kerry Murphy, Al Etzel, Dave Franklin, John Waterman

Group 5: Gary Hazelton, Don Kujawa, Frank Benamati, Dave Criscione

Group 6: Jeff Kubera, Ed Tofil, Mick Dunning, Wayne Ormsby

Group 7: Tim Walawender, Ron Szach, Gary Richardson, Jack Hood

Group 8: Joe Michalski, Bob Thompson, John Tofil, Ken Kaus

Group 9: John Slaughter, Robert Calph, John Bongiovanni, Adam Gornikiewicz

Any golfers who have to drop out, please contact John as soon as possible at 785-2291, so your spot can be filled.

Announcements

Sixteenth Annual Woody Keyser

Memorial Softball Tournament

The Woody Keyser Memorial Softball Tournament is slated for June 6-7. This year will mark the 16th annual event, which is held in Westfield. The tournament began in 1999 in honor of Woody Keyser, who was a beloved member of the Westfield community who dedicated his time coaching and sharing his love of the sport with a generation of youngsters. All proceeds from this tournament go to the Woody Keyser Memorial Fund.

Donations from the fund are made in Woody’s name to local youth baseball and softball leagues. Last year the following organizations benefited form the tournament: Chautauqua County Babe Ruth Baseball, Westfield Babe Ruth Softball and Westfield High School baseball. In addition, this tournament contributes to the Woody Keyser Memorial Scholarship at Westfield Academy and Central School. Each year one graduating baseball or softball player who exhibits hard work, dedication and sportsmanship is the recipient of this award. Robbie Burgess was awarded the 2014 Woody Keyser Scholarship for his commitment to Westfield baseball.

Ten-man open modified softball teams are invited to participate in this family-oriented event. There will be a $275 entry fee. The top three teams will receive prize money and commemorative T-shirts.

To participate in the 2015 Woody Keyser Memorial Tournament, contact tournament director, Steve Keyser, at 680-0207, or visit www.leaguelineup.com/thekeyser for more information.

For the Record

Local High School Playoff Schedule

Unless noted, all games begin at 5 p.m.

Tuesday, May 26

Section 6 Baseball

Class A-2

No. 9 Dunkirk at No. 1 Olean

Class B-2

No. 8 Cleveland Hill at No. 1 Fredonia

Class C

No. 8 Barker at No. 1 Gowanda

Class D

No. 8 Ellicottville at No. 1 Westfield

No. 6 Pine Valley at No. 3 Brocton

No. 7 Clymer at No. 2 North Collins

Section 6 Softball

Class B-2

No. 7 Southwestern at No. 3 Fredonia

Class C

No. 13 CVCS at No. 5 CLCS

No. 6 Franklinville at No. 3 Gowanda

Class D

No. 8 West Valley at No. 1 Pine Valley

No. 5 North Collins at No. 4 Panama

No. 7 Ellicottville at No. 2 Westfield

No. 6 Brocton at No. 3 Maple Grove

Section 6 Boys Lacrosse

Class C

No. 3 Silver Creek vs. No. 1 Akron, 3:30 p.m., at Grand Island High School

Youth Baseball

Dunkirk Little League Majors

First Ward Falcon Club 14, Lucky Lanes 3 – Xavier Case, Jeremiah Ruiz and Brady Corbett all singled in the win for the First Ward Falcon Club while Lucky Lanes was led by doubles from Jack Lanski and Nick Zatorski. Adam Fred singled for Lucky Lanes in the loss.

Exempts 13, Kosciuszko Club 8 – For the Exempts, Mike Gugino and Philip Messina combined to toss a three-hitter with Gugino getting the win.

At the plate, Messina had a triple, Felix Rosario had a double and Gugino chipped in a two-RBI single.

The Kosciuszko Club was lead by Donovan Lockett, who had a pair of singles.

Adult Golf

Vineyards Golf Course

Dunkirk Moose Thursday Night League – Low scores: Nate Mages 38, Dave Criscione 39, Phil Maslak 40, Dave DeJoe 42, Doug Rylowicz 42, Glenn Mann 42, Steve Dando 43, Joe Pencek 43, Les Ludemann 43, Pat Mackowiak 44, Pete Criscione 44, Brian Christina 45, Mike Rosario 46, Rick Mazurek 46, Dennis Karin 46, Steve Dudek 47, Gordy Haight 47 and Joe Kulig 47.

Closest to the pin: Rylowicz (No. 3). Skins: Mazurek (No. 8).

Wednesday Travel League

This Wednesday, the Wednesday Travel League will hold its first major of the season, the New York Open, at Diamond Hawk Golf Course, in Cheektowaga.

The first tee-time is at 9:30 a.m. Foursomes are as follows:

Group 1: Angelo Leone, Dan Kaszuba, Jack Griswold, Doug Grace

Group 2: Butch Mackowiak, Danny Kubera, Brian Doust, Pete Gawron

Group 3: Pat Weaver, Dave Miller, Gary Haase, Lenny Leszkowicz

Group 4: Kerry Murphy, Al Etzel, Dave Franklin, John Waterman

Group 5: Gary Hazelton, Don Kujawa, Frank Benamati, Dave Criscione

Group 6: Jeff Kubera, Ed Tofil, Mick Dunning, Wayne Ormsby

Group 7: Tim Walawender, Ron Szach, Gary Richardson, Jack Hood

Group 8: Joe Michalski, Bob Thompson, John Tofil, Ken Kaus

Group 9: John Slaughter, Robert Calph, John Bongiovanni, Adam Gornikiewicz

Any golfers who have to drop out, please contact John as soon as possible at 785-2291, so your spot can be filled.

Announcements

Sixteenth Annual Woody Keyser

Memorial Softball Tournament

Ten-man open modified softball teams are invited to participate in this family-oriented event. There will be a $275 entry fee. The top three teams will receive prize money and commemorative T-shirts.

To participate in the 2015 Woody Keyser Memorial Tournament, contact tournament director, Steve Keyser, at 680-0207, or visit www.leaguelineup.com/thekeyser for more information.

Silver Creek/Forestville Benefit

A spaghetti dinner and flea market event to benefit the Silver Creek/Forestville boys soccer team will be held Sunday, June 7, from 1-6 p.m. at the Silver Creek High School cafeteria.

Advance tickets are $7 and available from varsity soccer players. Tickets will be $8 at the door.

Gowanda Co-ed Slow Pitch Tournament

The Gowanda co-ed slow pitch softball tournament will be held Saturday, June 20, beginning at 11 a.m. at the George Dispenza Memorial Field.

Teams are guaranteed three games.

Each team will have nine players on the field at all times that will include a minimum of three female players. All batters will begin with a 2-1 count. Prizes and awards for each team that participates.

Entry fee is $100. Call Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com to register a team.

For The Record

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Hathaway League

Culligan Water vs.

Community Bank

Liam McQuiggan and Henry Conroy had big at-bats for Culligan while Kaylin Rollins made a strong defensive play in the infield.

Community Bank players Mark Drummond and Ryan Kelly had good hits and were backed up by fine defensive work from Kayden and Oliver Ritenberg.

Culligan Water vs.

Lawley Traditional

Katherine Fortna and Jojo DiCarlantonio had standout performances at the plate for Lawley while Drevin Draggot, David Griddlstone and Cooper Stenger all had big hits for Culligan Water.

Fredonia Wright League

Pucci Carpets 10,

Davis Construction 5

Bryson Kolassa and Tyler Putney pitched well in the win for Puccis.

Simon Davis was the standout for Davis Construction going 2 for 3 from the dish.

Youth Council 13, Medicor 6

Dom Gullo, Nick Frazier and Carson Cain combined to hold the doctors to two hits, striking out 13.

Gullo led the offensive attack with a double, four RBIs and three runs scored. Nate Shrantz had two hits and Frazier and Brayden Gilbert contributed a single each.

Mike Barnes had a triple and Alex Christy a double in the loss.

A Plus Plumbing 8,

American Legion 3

Nick Whitfield pitched into the fifth inning to lead A Plus Plumbing past American Legion. Alex Rush had two hits and one RBI to lead the offense. Kam Mages, Owen Rush and Davon McCall each added singles.

Jack Storm and Avery Willebrandt each had a double for American Legion.

A Plus Plumbing 10,

Davis Construction 2

Alex Rush had a double, single and two RBIs to lead A Plus Plumbing. Nick Whitfield was the winning pitcher. Owen Rush had a double while Keigon Whitfield had an RBI single for A Plus Plumbing.

Jacob Skinner had a double and Michael Berg a single for Davis Construction. Lucas Hoffman played well defensively behind the plate.

Dunkirk Majors

Police 9, Lucky Lanes 5

For the Police, Javy DeJesus picked up the win and Nick Marzowicz notched the save.

Michael Norton led the way at the dish with two hits, including a triple and four RBIs. DeJesus and Scotty Korzenski added RBI doubles while Luis Segura added a double of his own.

Jack Lanski had a pair of rips for Lucky Lanes and Dom Corsi added a double.

Chautauqua (13-16)

Senior League

DFT 4, Premier Realty 3

Nathan Shuart raced home with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning for the victory.

DFT pitchers Nolan Mages and Bopo Schrantz combined to strikeout 11 batters.

Premier pitcher Jake Green was equally dominant with 11 strikeouts of his own. Leading the offense for DFT were Shuart with two hits (triple), Mages and Karim Levins.

Salvy Flores had two hits and Green tripled for Premier Realty.

Brocton Portland Minor League

Westfield Motor Trendz 5, Brocton’s Mayville Tremaine 2

Tristen Phillips and Tanner Stow led the way for Motor Trendz as they each had three hits and an RBI. Walter Lukasik had two hits and an RBI, while Tate Dimperio had two singles of his own in the win. Joel Stein and Layton Ormsby each had a hit and an RBI for Trendz.

For Mayville, Tremaine Jackson Remington had two hits and an RBI while Nathan Laurito ripped two singles and Anthony Cruz had an RBI in defeat.

Brocton Portland

Little league 11-12s

Mayville 9, Rexford 4

For Mayville, Gavin Sauerland smacked a double and a triple with two RBIs, while Nate Engdahl had two hits including a triple and two RBIs. Alex Godfrey added a single and an RBI while Zack Martin ripped a triple with two RBIs. Mayville pitcher Luke Waters struck out eight in the win.

Dakota Planty ripped three singles and brought in a run for Rexford, while Ryan Laurito had a double and an RBI. Connor Dispense smacked a double, Mike Steward dropped in two singles and Alex Daniels had a single and an RBI.

Adult Golf

Lakeside Club Golf League

Kevin Carlson shot the low round of the day with a 37 at Hillview Golf Course. Untied birdies were recorded by Gary Leber (No. 7) and Carlson (Nos. 3 and 8). Closest to the pin went to Jim Korzeniewski (No. 3) and Dan Wolfe (No. 5).

Vineyards Golf Course

Gene Andolina League – Low Scratch Scores Under 40: John Bongiovanni 35, Dave Criscione 38, Chuck Allesi 39, Dan Alessi 39. Handicap Scores 33 and under: Bob Sievert 27, Jim DeJoe 28, John Bongiovanni 29, Pete Criscione 29, Frank Pericozzi 30, Chuck Allesi 31, Sam Tabone 31, Tom McTigue 32, Paul Trusso 33, Dave Criscione 33. Scratch Skins: John Bongiovanni (No. 7). Handicap Skins: Frank Pericozzi (No.2), John Bongiovanni (No. 7), Tom McTigue (No. 9). Closest to the pin on No. 3 was John Bongiovanni. Closest to the pin on No. 9 was Joe Favata.

Announcements

Sixteenth Annual Woody Keyser Memorial Softball Tournament

Ten-man open modified softball teams are invited to participate in this family-oriented event. There will be a $275 entry fee. The top three teams will receive prize money and commemorative T-shirts.

To participate in the 2015 Woody Keyser Memorial Tournament, contact tournament director, Steve Keyser, at 680-0207, or visit www.leaguelineup.com/thekeyser for more information.

For The Record

Today’s?Local Sports Schedule

Friday,?May 22

High?school Baseball?Playoffs

Class A-2

Dunkirk at Riverside

Lake Shore at Iroquois

Class C

Cass. Valley at Barker

Chaut.?Lake at Olmsted

Silver Creek at Frewsburg

Adult Golf

Cassadaga Country Club

Wednesday Night Ladies League – Low scores: Melissa Kelly 48, Michelle Helmer 49, Laura Wintersteen 49, Jodi Hoffman 50, Kay Pagano 51, Sue Grace 52. Laura Wintersteen and Stacey Morabito posted a low team net of 26.

Pinehurst

Pinehurst Post 434 League – Scott Jagoda 36, Pete Swanson 36, Gary Arnold 38, Dave Willebrandt 39, Greg Gollnitz 40, Jon Espersen 40, Nate Thompson 40. Closest to the pins: Espersen (No. 4) and Thompson (No. 7). Low net round for the week was Drew Smith with a 30.

Chautauqua Golf Club

Bill Sprague Memorial Golf League – Top scores on front nine: Phil Klinginsmith 37, Harold Anderson 38, Justin Akin 40, John Akin 41. Back Nine: Shelly Grant 38, Bill Peterson 41, Carl Voltman 44. After three weeks, Top three teams: Mike Silk Construction 72, Stoughton Enterprise 71 and Ball Busters 70 1/2

Wednesday Travel League

Al Etzel cruised to his league best third victory of the season, posting the low round of 77 at Green Meadows Golf Course in North East, Pennsylvania.

Etzel was low on both sides (front nine-38, back-39). John Waterman was the B-Flight champion. Winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was Jack Hood.

Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Jeff Kubera (Nos. 4 and 8), Gary Haase (No. 6), Danny Kubera (No. 7), Joe Michalski (No. 14) and Robert Calph (No. 18). B Flight: Dave Criscione (Nos. 2 and 8), John Tofil (No. 4), Waterman (Nos. 6 and 11), Dave Miller (No. 15) and Don Kujawa (No. 17). Closest to the pin were Michalski (No. 3), Danny Kubera (No. 7) and Haase (No. 16).

Top point winners were Danny Kubera (30), Haase (20) and Michalski (15). Season points leaders: 1) Criscione (83), 2) Ed Tofil (82), 3) Miller (80), 4) Pete Gawron (65), 5) Chris Ganey (52).

Next week the league holds its first major of the season, the New York Open, at Diamond Hawk Golf Course in Cheektowaga. At this time, all foursomes are filled. Names of alternates will still be taken. Foursomes will be drawn out ahead of time.

Any golfers who have to drop out should notify John as soon as possible(785-2291) so a replacement can be found.

Announcements

Sixteenth Annual Woody Keyser Memorial Softball Tournament

Ten-man open modified softball teams are invited to participate in this family-oriented event. There will be a $275 entry fee. The top three teams will receive prize money and commemorative T-shirts.

To participate in the 2015 Woody Keyser Memorial Tournament, contact tournament director, Steve Keyser, at 680-0207, or visit www.leaguelineup.com/thekeyser for more information.

For the Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Thursday, May 21

Class C Softball?Playoffs

Cassadaga Valley at Al.-Limestone

Catt.-LV at Chaut. Lake, at Ripley

Holland at Gowanda

Silver Creek at Franklinville

Class B-2 Softball?Playoffs

Wilson at Fredonia

Adult Golf

Cassadaga Country Club

Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League – Brenton Wilcox 34, Steve Wintersteen 36, Tim Bulger 37, Darren Mangine 38, Tim Miller 39 and Tyler Lerow 40. Closest to the pin: Dick Mangine (No. 6). Skins: Brenton Wilcox (No. 2, birdie and No. 9, birdie) and Steve Wintersteen (No. 5, birdie).

Hillview

Tuesday Night Girls 4 Golf – Low gross: Linda Hodorowicz 53, Judith Waterman 56, Nancy Phillips 57. Low net: Linda Hodorowicz 39, Sally Giambrone 40, Judith Waterman 43. Prizes for the evening were won by Sue Johnson for shortest drive on No. 1 and Nancy Phillips for closest to the pin on No. 5. Dinner was served following golf by Vicki Westling and Kim Murphy.

Pinehurst

Pinehurst ParTee Girls – Low gross: Kim Underwood 51, Carolyn Rawlinson 53. Low net: Rawlinson 28, Sue Wagner 34, Kim Tiberio 36 and June Beers 36. Lori Foster had the longest drive on No. 1, and Underwood was closest to the pin on the second shot on No. 5. Bert Vilardo won the 50/50.

Youth Baseball

Brocton Portland Little League

East Main Auto 6, Mayville 5

For East Main Auto, Anthony Gatto had four hits with an RBI while Christopher Furman, Damian Sortore and Jeremy Weisner each had three singles. Christian Morello drove in two runs with three hits while Savannah Morello and Greyson Delcamp each had two hits.

For Mayville, Nathan Henry had four singles while Haedyn Webb and Brady Martin each had three hits. Recording two hits apiece were Kameron Press and Evan Riedesel.

Dunkirk Majors

First Ward Falcons Club 19, Exempts 8

Marcel Carter had four hits with three doubles and a triple while Tanner Schrantz was a perfect 4 for 4 for the winners.

For Exempts, Michael Porpiglia went 3 for 3 with a double. Philip Messina had two hits with a double in defeat.

Announcements

Marauder Trotter Race Slated

The open-to-public fundraiser will also include a costume contest, T-shirts, awards ceremony, basket auction, entertainment, bounce house, face painting, snacks and refreshments.

The cost is $20 for each adult, $16 student rate, $10 kids’ run with T-shirt and $5 kids’ run without a T-shirt.

Awards will be given to the overall first-place male and female finishers and Top 3 finishers in each age group for both running and walking events.

To register or make a monetary donation on-line, visit the event website at runsignup.com/Race/NY/Dunkirk/MarauderTrotter5KRunWalk.

Paper registrations can also be downloaded from the Facebook page at Marauder Trotter 5K Run & Walk.

The deadline for pre-registration is Monday, June 29.

All pre-registered participants will receive a commemorative T-shirt and swag bag. Day of registration is from 7-8:30 a.m., and is also available for $25.

Cash prizes will also be awarded to the top three outfits displaying their hometown pride.

The event is sponsored by Putnam Insurance Agency, RoadID, Simply Perfect Promotions, Lake Shore Savings, Mary’s Deli, McDonald’s, Denny’s and Cordosi Graphic Arts.

For the Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Wednesday, May 20

Baseball

Sherman at CLCS

Dunkirk at Gowanda

Softball

North Collins at Gowanda

Track & Field

Catt-LV at Silver Creek-Forestville

Youth Baseball

Southtowns Travel League 12U Division

Casey Muckdogs 10, Fredonia Yardbirds 5

The Fredonia 12U team lost its first game of the season on Sunday at Russell Joy Park. The strong pitching of the Muckdogs held the Birds’ bats at bay, striking out nine in the victory.

A.J. St. George led the attack for the Yardbirds, blasting a homer over the left-field fence and adding a single in the loss.

Dom Gullo had a double while Dalton Gardner, Alex Rush, Mike Barnes and Hayden Walters each added a single.

The Yardbirds are back in action next Sunday at home.

Fredonia Wright League

American Legion 11, Youth Council 2

Hayden Walters pitched five strong innings, striking out 11 while Avery Wilenbrandt pitched the final inning in relief, fanning three batters. The Legion offense was led by Ethan Leid, who tripled, doubled and had three RBIs. Jack Storm had two hits while Ryan St. George tripled. Schrader crossed home plate three times for Legion.

The Youth Council hits came off the bats of Dom Gullo, Nick Frazier, Nate Schrantz and Trevor Persch.

11U travel team

Fredonia Bombers 15, OP Lightning 0

Leading the offensive charge was Jaden Whitfield (3 for 3, three doubles) and Matt Lotter (2 for 3). Defensively, Simon Davis, Bryson Kolassa and Joe VanDette turned the second double play in two weeks for the Bombers.

For the OP Lightning, Ed Cosgrove, Jason Buczek and Bill Boomer each had a hit.

The Bombers’ next game will be a doubleheader this Sunday at Russell Joy Park.

Youth?Softball

Fredonia Little League Minor Softball

Tuscany vs. Nate George Foundation

Nate George was led offensively by Meghan Johnson and Jordan Lucas who recorded three hits. Brooke Lincoln contributed two hits while Beanne Binkiwitz was the defensive leader.

For Tuscany, Joella Bauza led the way with two hits while Addison Paluch had a single. Danielle Palisin and Emily Schwertfeger were the defensive leaders for Tuscany.

Announcements

Silver Creek/Forestville benefit

A spaghetti dinner and flea market event to benefit the Silver Creek/Forestville boys soccer team will be held Sunday, June 7, from 1-6 p.m. at the Silver Creek High School cafeteria.

Advance tickets are $7 and available from varsity soccer players. Tickets will be $8 at the door.

Adult Golf

Hillview Golf Course

Monday Night Utility League – Top A flight players: Nate Mages 38, Zeke Valentine 42, Jim Korzeniewski 42, Jim Waite 43, John Lakas 44, Chris Penfold 44, Dan Wolfe 44, Bob Manning Jr. 44, Flip Burns 45. Top B flight players: Bill Szczerbacki 48, Duane Gilbert 48, Jamie Galarza 48, Dan Mets 49, Jack Hood 49. Skins A flight: Nate Mages (par on No. 1), Dan Wolfe (par on No. 8). Skins B flight: Duane Gilbert (par on Nos. 2 and 8).

There will be no golf next Monday. Also, a spot is open for a full-time golfer. If interested, call Bob Manning at 679-5799 or John Lakas at 679-6890.

Adult Baseball

Chautauqua Men Senior Baseball League.

Jock Shop Marlins 6, Royals 3

Doug Clark pitched a complete-game, striking out 10. Clark also led the Marlins’ offense with two hits, including a double. Matt Cummings, Dakota Morano and Tanner Delahoy all had key hits.

Dylan Bennett took the loss. Brian Wojcinski had a two-run homer for the Royals.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Tuesday, May 19

Baseball

Brocton at CLCS

Silver Creek at Dunkirk

Jamestown at Lake Shore

Holland at North Collins

Softball

Frewsburg at Forestville

Boys Golf

Fredonia at Dunkirk, 3:30 p.m.

Track and Field

Falconer-CVCS at Dunkirk

CLCS at Portville

Gowanda at Fredonia

Lake Shore at Amherst

Westfield at Franklinville

Adult Golf

Cassadaga Country Club

Thursday Night Men’s Golf League – Brenton Wilcox 36, Brad Kelly 37, Paul Edson 41, Kent Marsh 41, Don Meder 41, Ron Mason 41, Mike Schwertfager 41, Dave Yagger 41, Dan Meder 42, Joe Tramuta 42. Closest to the pin: Dan Meder (No. 15). Skins: Bob Warsitz (No. 10, birdie), Brenton Wilcox (No. 11, birdie; No. 13, birdie) and Dan Meder (No. 15, birdie).

Tri-County Country Club

2015 Allen Jones Tri-Member Golf Tournament – Overall champions: Ryan Arnone, Mike Almeida and Cody Troutman. Flight Winners: FLIGHT 1: Rick Grochala, Joe Zgalinski and Dave Taylor. 2) Neil Young, Austin White and Kevin Swanson. 3) John Howard, Justin Young and Jeremy Sommers. FLIGHT 2: 1) Tom Phillips, Peter Carpus and Tony Kolo. 2) Josh White, Mike Miller and Ron Huch. 3) Jeff Glenn, John Hillery and Jim Sieckmann. FLIGHT 3: 1) Ray Helmicki, Bob Edwards and Al Monaco. 2) Bob Mergenhagen, Art Buczkowski and Mike Evancho. 3) Tom Mudra, Dennis Tingue and Larry Hayden.

Hole-In-One

Cassadaga Country Club

On Friday, May 15, Cassadaga Valley golf team member Anthony Miller scored a hole-in-one on the 193-yard 8th hole at Cassadaga Country Club. Miller used a six iron. Witnessing the shot were team members Titus Miller, Norman Barker and golf coach Jodi Hoffman.

Youth Baseball

Brocton Portland Little League

East Main Auto 11,

Mayville Tremaine 4

For East Main Auto, Anthony Gatto and Damian Sortore each had four hits and combined to drive in six runs. Eric Pryll had three hits and an RBI while Savannah Morello, Christian Morellom, Hailey Williams and Jeremy Weisner each had two hits with an RBI. Greyson Delcamp also had two hits for East Main Auto.

For Mayville Tremaine, Drew Gustafson had three hits while Nate Laurito had three hits and three RBIs. Jackson Remington had three hits with a doble while Andrew Reid had an RBI single in defeat.

Brocton 9-10 year olds

Harvestview 17,

Chautauqua Lake I 17

For Harvestview: Matt Steward had three hits with a homer and two RBIs and Grant Gustafson had two hits with a pair of RBIs in the win. Jimmy Kuznicki had two hits with a double and drove in five runs.

For Chautauqua Lake, Ian Riedesel had a single and two RBIs and Alex Brown drove in three runs.

Announcements

Gowanda Co-ed slow

pitch tournament

The Gowanda co-ed slow pitch softball tournament will be held Saturday, June 20, beginning at 11 a.m. at the George Dispenza Memorial Field.

Teams are guaranteed three games.

Entry fee is $100. Call Mark Benton at 532-4053 or email hidibenton@aol.com to register a team.

For the Record

This Week’s

Sports Schedule

Monday, May 18

Baseball

Panama at CVCS

CLCS at Sherman

Frewsburg at Dunkirk

JFK at Gowanda, 7 p.m.

North Collins at Catt-LV

Randolph at PVCS

Westfield at ALCS

Softball

Panama at CVCS

North Collins at CLCS

Fredonia at Lake Shore, 4:45 p.m.

Boys Golf

Section 6 qualifier at CVCS

Tuesday, May 19

Baseball

Brocton at CLCS

Silver Creek at Dunkirk

Jamestown at Lake Shore

Holland at North Collins

Softball

Frewsburg at Forestville

Boys Golf

Fredonia at Dunkirk, 3:30 p.m.

Track & Field

Falconer-CVCS at Dunkirk

CLCS at Portville

Gowanda at Fredonia

Lake Shore at Amherst

Westfield at Franklinville

Wednesday, May 20

Baseball

Sherman at CLCS

Dunkirk at Gowanda

Softball

North Collins at Gowanda

Track & Field

Catt-LV at Silver Creek-Forestville

Thursday, May 21

Baseball

Fredonia vs. Hamburg, at Diethrick Park, 5 p.m.

Fredonia vs. Gowanda, at Diethrick Park, 7:30 p.m.

Boys Golf

CCAA West 2 Three-Man Tournament at Forestville

Saturday, May 23

Track & Field

CCAA Pentathlon/ Steeplechase, at Olean, 10 a.m.

Adult Golf

Tri-County

Country Club

2015 Allen Jones Tri-Member Golf Tournament – Ryan Arnone, Mike Almeida and Cody Troutman were the overall winners of this year’s tournament while Rick Grochala, Joe Zielinski and Dave Taylor were the Flight 1 winners.

Coming in second in Flight 1 were Neil Young, Austin White and Kevin Swanson while John Howard, Justin Young and Jeremy Sommers took third.

Flight 2 winners were Tom Phillips, Peter Carpus and Tony Kolo while Josh White, Mike Miller and Ron Huch took second and Jeff Glenn, John Hillery and Jim Sieckmann took third. Flight 3 was won by Ray Helmicki, Bob Edwards and Al Monaco while Bob Mergenhagen, Art Buczkowski and Mike Evancho took second. Third place in Flight 3 went to Tom Mudra, Dennis Tingue and Larry Hayden.

Hillview Golf Course

Wednesday Night Ladies League (May 6) – Individual low gross: Sandy Destro 48. Individual low net: Destro 38. Team low gross: Kathy Hart and Vikki Clark 118, Diane Enser and Jane Ellman 118. Team low net: Brenda Hennessey and Barb VanDette 80, Hart and Clark 80.

Fewest putts: Janet Guenther 17 and Destro 17. Closest to the pin: VanDette (No. 5). Shortest drive: Enser (No. 2).

Wednesday Night Ladies League (May 13) – Individual low gross: Janet Guenther 52. Individual low net: Guenther 31. Team low gross: Brenda Hennessey and Barb VanDette 111. Team low net: Hennessey and VanDette 75.

Fewest putts: VanDette 16. Closest to the pin on second shot: Hennessey (No. 3). Longest putt: Guenther (No. 6).

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Saturday,?May 16

Baseball

CLCS at Clymer

ALCS at Dunkirk, 10:30 a.m.

Eden at Dunkirk, 1:30 p.m.

Depew at Gowanda, 7 p.m.

Adult Golf

Shorewood Country Club

Wednesday Travel League- Al Etzel and Ed Tofil each shot the low round of 82 at Shorewood Country Club, with Etzel getting the overall win on a tiebreaker. Tofil had the low front nine score of 40 while Etzel and Mick Dunning Sr. each had the low back nine score of 40. The B Flight winner was Ken Kaus. In the C Flight, Bob Manning was the winner on a tiebreaker over Frank Benamati, Dave Miller, and Tim Walawender. In the D Flight, Gary Hazelton was the winner on a tiebreaker over Ron Szach and Pat Weaver. Winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was Don Velzy.

Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Dave Criscione (Nos. 1 and 15), Etzel (Nos. 2 and 7), John Waterman (No. 3), Dunning (No. 4), Gary Richardson (No. 5), Tofil (No. 6) and Joe Michalski (No. 18); B Flight: Pete Gawron (Nos. 4 and 5), Dan Kaszuba (Nos. 6, 10 and 14), Adam Gornikiewicz (Nos. 9 and 13) and Kaus (No. 12); C Flight: Walawender (No. 1), Manning (No. 2), Miller (No. 6) and Len Leszkowicz (No. 15); D Flight: Szach (No. 13) and Jack Hood (No. 14). Closest to the pin were Gawron (No. 4), Miller (No. 6), Kaus (No. 15) and Wayne Ormsby (No. 17). Top point winners were Gawron (57), Criscione (44) and Dunning and Tofil (35 each). Season points leaders: 1) Tofil (82), 2) Miller (75), 3) Criscione (73), 4) Gawron (65), 5) Chris Ganey (52).

Next week the league plays Green Meadows in North East, Pennsylvania. Tee-off is at 10:06 a.m. Golfers must be signed up before Monday with John(785-2291).

Vineyards Golf Course

Dunkirk Moose Thursday night golf league- Nate Magees 35, Shawn Hennessey 40, Steve Dando 41, Glenn Mann 42,Mike Rylowicz 43, Tom Lesch 43, Doug Rylowicz 44, John Chaubles 44, Brian Christina 44, Joe Kulig 45, Rick Mazurek 45,Phil Maslach 47. Skins-D. Rylowicz (No. 2), Magees (No. 8). Closest to the pin: Hennessey (No. 3), Mann (No. 9).

Hillview Golf Course

Thursday Morning Open League- Low Score: A division: Joe Conti 37, Mike Kurtz 40, Luke Johnson 40, Robert Calph 41, Sam Speziale 42. B division: Josh Galardo 43, Stephen Raghunath 44, Steve Galardo 44, Domenic Lamatina 45, Bob Welch 45. C division: Al Muck 47, Dennis Gawronski 47, Bob Patterson 50, Bob Adams 51, Ange Leone 51. D division: Rich Cieslewich 53, Nick Morrison 54, Dave Taber 55, Jaime Galarza 55, John Binkowitz 58. Skins: A Flight- Joe Conti No. 2 and No. 6, Mike Kurmis No. 9. B flight- Steve Galardo No. 6 and No. 7. C Flight- Al Muck No. 2 and No. 8, Dennis Gawronski No.4, Bob Patterson No. 3. Deuces on Hole No. 5- Joe Conti, Mike Kurtz, Bob Welch. Closest to the pin No. 5- Stephen Raghunath. Top points for week- Joe Conti 25, Steve Galardo 24, Stephen Raghunath 20, Mike Kurtz 16, Al Muck 14, Dennis Gawronski 7, Bob Patterson 7, Bob Welch 7.

Youth Baseball

Brocton Minor League

East Main Auto 11, Mayville Tremaine 4

Damian Sortore led the offensive attack for East Main Auto with four hits and four RBIs. Anthony Gatto had four singles with two RBIs, while Eric Pryll had three singles and an RBI. Hailey Williams, Christian Morello, Savannah Morello and Jeremy Weisner each had two singles and an RBI. Greyson Delcamp had two singles of his own in the win.

For Mayville Tremaine, Nathan Laurito led the way with three singles and three RBIs, while Drew Gustafson and Anthony Cruz had three singles of their own. Jackson Remington had two singles and a double and Andrew Reed had an RBI single in the loss.

Brocton-Portland Little League 9-10 Year Olds

Broctons Harvestview 17,

Chautauqua Lake Team II 14

Jimmy Kuznicki highlighted the Harvestview offense as he nailed a home run and finished the day with six RBIs. Matt Steward had two singles, a double and an RBI, while Devon Tolbert had a single, a double and two RBIs. Colton Houser had a double and two RBIs and Damion Franklin had a single and three RBIs in the win.

Dylan Cole, Nolan Olson and Chris Long each had singles in the loss.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Friday,?May 15

Baseball

Silver Creek at Brocton

Falconer at CVCS

Randolph at CLCS

Dunkirk at Southwestern

Fredonia at Olean

Hamburg at Gowanda, 7 p.m.

West Seneca East at Lake Shore, 5:15 p.m.

PVCS at Ellicottville

Softball

Silver Creek at Brocton

Falconer at CVCS

Randolph at CLCS

Dunkirk at Southwestern

Westfield at Forestville

Fredonia at Olean

West Seneca East at Lake Shore, 5 p.m.

Randolph at PVCS

Girls Golf

Nichols at Fredonia, 2:45 p.m.

Adult Golf

Cassadaga

Country Club

Wednesday Night Ladies League – Michelle Helmer 44, Kay Pagano 51, Pat Kaus 51, Sue Grace 52, Lori Danforth 52, Connie Dugas 53 and Pam Allessi 53. The team of Laura Wintersteen and Stacey Morabito took low net with 28 and Mary Haight zeroed in on No. 6.

Chautauqua Golf Club

Bill Sprague Memorial Golf League – Front Nine: Wayne Stoughton 37, Don Borda 38, Rick Bowman 41, Bob Gervasi 42. Back Nine: Phil Klinginsmith 37, Shelly Grant 38, Bill Peterson 41 and Brian Devine 42.

Pinehurst

Post 434 League – Jared Ehmke and Gary Arnold shared low honors this week, both shooting a 38. Greg Gollnitz had a 39 and Jon Espersen shot a 40. Low net scores were Mark Nickerson with a 32 and Ehmke with a 32. Closest to the pins were Jack Kujawa (No. 4) and Espersen (No. 7).

Youth Baseball

Cerrie League

Fredonia PBA vs. Gullo’s Landscape

For Gullo’s Landscape, Micah Davis, Luca Gullo, Ashton Putney, Jack Mansfield and Bryce Bacher each had three hits to lead the team on offense.

Jeffry Sayers and Mark Levens each added two hits and scored. Andrew Kinney and Micah Davis were the team’s Defensive MVPs.

For Fredonia PBA, Josh Thurber, Allie Cook and Daniel Cook each had three hits on offense. Jackson Gollnitz contributed with two hits, while Cole Wisniewski added one hit and scored. Ian Ferguson was the team’s Defensive MVP.

Fredonia

Wright League

American Legion 10, Medicore 8

Ethan Leid tripled, Jack Storm had a double and two RBIs and Avery Wilenbrandt doubled to help Legion rally for the win.

Also coming up big with timely hits in the final inning of play were Ryan St. George and Dawson Bird. Matt Lotter had a key RBI single and crossed the plate twice to contribute in the win. Hayden Walters and Wilenbrandt shared pitching duties fanning 13 Medicore batters.

Medicore managed to produce three hits off the bats of Dalton Gardner, who belted one over the fence driving in two runs. Alex Christy and Joshua Kneitlinger had the other two hits while Sam Kawski came up with a big RBI in the loss.

Pucci’s Carpets 6, American Legion 5

Alex Paluch made two outstanding plays in center to cap the win. Tyler Putney and Jacob Helmer pitched well, and Joe VanDette went 2 for 2 at the plate.

For American Legion, Gabe Schrader and Jack Storm both went 2 for 3.

Brocton Portland Little League 11-12 Year Olds

Westfield Nursery 17, Rexford 16

For Westfield Nursery, Brad Babcock had two singles and an RBI while Wyatt Schuster drove in a run with a single. Dylan Rammelt had two hits with a double and drove in two runs.

For Rexford, Dakota Planty tripled and Ryan Laurito had two singles with an RBI. Connor Dispense belted a home run while Gabe Morello had three hits with a double and drove in two runs. Caleb Chelton had three hits with two doubles and three RBIs while Mike Steward had two hits and drove in a run in defeat. Rexford’s Micaya Burns drove in four runs and had a single while Alex Daniels had two singles and an RBI.

11-U Travel

Fredonia Bombers 14, Evans Eagles 6

For the Bombers, Nate Engdahl went 2 for 3 with a double and a triple, while Matt Lotter, Bryson Kolassa and Phil Messina added doubles. Joe VanDette stole three bases to help secure the win.

Fredonia Bombers 6, Dunkirk Rookies 0

Nick Whitfield and Matt Lotter each had a triple for the Bombers and Phil Messina went 3 for 3 with a homer and a double.

Six Dunkirk players had singles for the Rookies and Nick Marsowicz pitched well.

Announcements

Black Knight football booster club

The Black Knight Football Booster Club will hold an informational meeting Wednesday, May 27 in the high school cafeteria at 6 p.m.

For the Record

Today’s Local?Sports Schedule

Thursday,?May 14

Baseball

Brocton at Sherman

Ellicottville at PVCS

Dunkirk at Southwestern

Softball

Brocton at Sherman

Dunkirk at Southwestern

Franklinville at Forestville

Iroquois at Fredonia, 5 p.m.

North Collins at West Valley

Ellicottville at PVCS

Golf

Maple Grove at CVCS

Track & Field

Olean vs. Fredonia, at Dunkirk, 5:15 p.m.

Youth Softball

Fredonia Little

League Minor Softball

Tuscany vs. Moose

Alana Holt, Evelyn Cuthbert, Emerson Bird and Leah Marsh led the Moose with four hits each.

Addison Paluch, Star Levins and Lanie Wright recorded two hits each for Tuscany.

Emily Schwertfeger and Danielle Palisin were the defensive standouts for Tuscany.

Youth Baseball

Brocton-Portland Little League 11-12 Year Olds

Mayville, 10, Brocton-Portland 5

Brocton’s Connor Dispense pitched four innings with six strikeouts and Gabe Morello pitched three innings with five strikeouts. Gabe Morello also contributed with a double and three RBIs. Dakota Planty had two singles and Mike Stewart pitched one inning with a strikeout and had a single at the plate.

For Mayville, Gavin Saurland had a triple while Nate Engdahl had a base hit. Jalen Parkhurst and Tate Olson contributed with one hit each.

Adult Golf

Hillview

Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Al Etzel 38, Jim Szalkowski 42, Jaime Ruiz 44. Top point winners: A-Flight: Etzel 7.5. B-Flight: Ruiz 7.5. C-Flight: Joe Bifaro 7. D-Flight: Rich Cieslewicz 6.5. Closest to the pin: Dennis Gawronski Sr (No. 5). A & B skins: Gawronski (No. 5), Ruiz (No. 8). C & D skins: Jim Ellman Sr. (No. 1), Angelo Leone (No. 2), Cieslewicz (No. 4) and Jack Hood (No. 9).

Pinehurst

Pinehurst ParTee Girls – On another cold night, Kim Underwood shot the low gross of 46, followed by Lori Foster with a 51. Low net scores went to Julie Ortendahl 31, MaryBeth Pagano and Kim Tiberio 34 and June Beers 35. Bert Vilardo won the 50/50.

Cassadaga Country Club

Tuesday Night Men’s Golf League – Tim Bulger 36, Steve Wintersteen 36, Ron Mason 37, Dan Cassidy 38, Don House 38, Ron Juzdowski 38, Brenton Wilcox 38, Todd Fenton 39 and Jeff House 39. Low net: Ron Juzdowski 28. Closest to the pin: Kerry Murphy (No. 15). Skins: Don House (No. 11, birdie), Steve Wintersteen (No. 12, birdie) and Ron Juzdowski (No. 17, birdie).

Fastpitch Softball Tourney

Early Bird Fastpitch Tourney set for this weekend

Dunkirk Fastpitch, along with the First Ward Falcon Club, will be hosting a five-team, early-bird tournament this weekend at Promenschenkel Stadium and School No. 7 in Dunkirk.

The tournament will feature two teams from Dunkirk, one from Rochester, one from New York City and one from Buffalo.

The schedule is a follows:

Promenschenkel Stadium

Dunkirk FP vs LA Lounge, 10 a.m.

LA Lounge vs Darkside, 11:45

Dunkirk FP vs Darkside, 1:30 p.m.

Dunkirk FP vs Renegades. 3:15

Dunkirk FP vs Rampage, 5 p.m.

School No. 7

Darkside vs Rampage, 10 a.m.

Rampage vs Renegades, 11:45

LA Lounge vs Renegades, 1:30 p.m.

LA Lounge vs Rampage, 3:15

Darkside vs Renegades, 5

Announcements

Black Knight football booster club

The Black Knight Football Booster Club will hold an informational meeting Wednesday, May 27 in the high school cafeteria at 6 p.m.

For the Record

Local Sports Schedule

Wednesday, May 13

Baseball

Panama at Brocton

CVCS at Dunkirk

Southwestern at CLCS

Gowanda at Portville

Lake Shore at Williamsville South, 4:45 p.m.

North Collins at Randolph

Silver Creek at Catt-LV

Softball

Panama at Brocton

CVCS at Dunkirk

Southwestern at CLCS

PVCS at Forestville

Sacred Heart at Fredonia, 5 p.m.

Gowanda at Portville

Lake Shore at Williamsville South, 4:45 p.m.

North Collins at Randolph

Silver Creek at Catt-LV

Boys Golf

CVCS, CLCS, Forestville, Silver Creek, Westfield at Sherman, 9 a.m.

Girls Golf

Fredonia at Southwestern

Youth Baseball

Brocton-Portland

Little League

Laporte 7, Brocton 4 – Easton Seger earned the win on the mound for Laporte, notching eight strikeouts while Luke Ormsby added a pair of singles. Also for Laporte, Hunter Harris and Matt Schumaker doubled while Owen Bates chipped in a single.

For Brocton, Gabe Morello had 11 strikeouts on the mound over five innings of work while Connor Dispense had three strikeouts in his inning of work. At the plate, Kaden Ehmke and Dakota Planty (double) had two hits each, Mike Stewart had a single and an RBI, Dispense added a double and an RBI and Morello chipped in a single in the loss.

Fredonia

Wright League

A Plus Plumbing 3, Pucci’s Carpet 2 – A Plus Plumbing scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning and went on to the victory over Pucci’s. Alex Rush had two hits and scored one run to lead A Plus Plumbing while Keigon Whitfield added one hit. Nick Whitfield pitched four-plus innings for A Plus and also scored the winning run.

Tyler Putney and Joey VanDette had single hits for Pucci’s Carpet. Putney pitched into the fifth inning and struck out 12 in the loss.

Adult Golf

Gowanda Country Club

Ladies Golf League – Low gross: Kim Gier 45, Joyce Bigelow 46. Low net: Dawn Cordaro 35, Cheryl Horschel 35, Andrea Parshall 36, Margaret Pentasuglio 36.

Cassadaga

Country Club

Monday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Tim Bulger 36, Matt Wallace 37, Dave Pihl 39, Bill Lanski 41, Randy Butts 43, Fred Chamberlin 43, Mike Lawhead 43.

Closest to the pin: Rob Lancaster (No. 6). Skins: Wallace (No. 2), Bulger (Nos. 5 & 9), Lancaster (No. 6), Pihl (No. 8).

Hillview Golf Course

Monday Night Utility League – Low scores – A Division: Keith Medley 40, Jaime Galarza 42, Ron Marsh 42, Jack Hood 43, Zeke Valentine 44, John Lakas 45, Joe Tramuto 45, Robert Manning 45, Chris Penfold 46, Mike Willoughby 46. B Division: Bob Manning Jr. 49, Ken Morrison 49, Tim Dykas 50, Brian Manning 50, Mike Kurmis 50, Matt Hutchinson 50.

Skins: A Division: Medley (No. 8), Valentine (No. 2), Tramuto (No. 6). B Division: Bob Manning Jr. (Nos. 4 & 7), Brian Manning (No. 1), Kurmis (No. 9). Closest to the pin: Lee Szalkowski (No. 5).

Cable Hollow

Golf Course

McDonald’s Senior Tour – A Flight (white tees): Shelly Grant +4, Ken Burch +4, Don Hustead +3. Low gross: Grant 77. B Flight (white tees): Jim Wahlberg +5, Bill Pienta +3, Ray Head +3. Low gross: Wahlberg 96. A Flight (gold tees): Sam Speziale +5, Jim Phillips +4, Doug Spoto +4. Low gross: Dave Allen 85, Bob Wood 85. B Flight (gold tees): Ron Willey +8, John Depew +5, Don Maxson +4. Low gross: Wiley 84. C Flight (gold tees): Craig Underwood +3, Lou Carvalho +3, Bob Kaus +3. Low gross: Ron Littlejohn 92, Underwood 92. D Flight (gold tees): Ed Potter +5, Don Garfield +4, Dave Nichols +3. Low gross: Nichols 91.

Next week the Tour will play at the Gowanda Country Club on Monday, May 18, at 9 a.m.

Announcements

Black Knight Football Booster Club

The Black Knight Football Booster Club will hold an informational meeting Wednesday, May 27 in the high school cafeteria at 6 p.m.

Family Martial

Arts Center

From now until May 23, the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County will sponsor a free youth recreation program for all county residents ages 6-18 years of age at The Family Martial Arts Center, located at 355 Central Ave., Fredonia.

All Participants should wear relaxed clothing (sweats and a t-shirt).

After completion of the program, each student who decides to sign up will receive a free uniform.

The Family Martial Arts Center has been offering youth programs for 16 years. They are partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Dunkirk and a previous partner with The Chautauqua Opportunities Inc. Youth Service Team.

Following is the schedule: Mondays from 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Wednesdays 6-6:50 p.m.; and Saturdays from 9:30-10:45 a.m.

For more information, call 672-6683.

Dunkirk High School Sports Booster

The monthly meeting of the Dunkirk High Sports Booster will be held today at 6 p.m. in Room 110 at the high school.

All parents and coaches may attend.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Tuesday, May 12

Baseball

Dunkirk at Falconer

Gowanda at Southwestern, 5 p.m.

Pine Valley at Randolph

Softball

Dunkirk at Falconer

Randolph at Forestville

Boys Golf

CLCS, Westfield at Sherman

Falconer at Dunkirk

Silver Creek at Maple Grove

Girls Golf

Jamestown at Fredonia

Boys Tennis

Panama at CVCS

Track & Field

ALCS at CVCS

Lake Shore at Iroquois

Silver Creek at Randolph

Westfield at West Valley

Announcements

Black Knight football booster club

The Black Knight Football Booster Club will hold an informational meeting Wednesday, May 27 in the high school cafeteria at 6 p.m.

Family Martial Arts Center

From now until May 23, the Boys and Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County will sponsor a free youth recreation program for all county residence ages 6-18 years of age at The Family Martial Arts Center, located at 355 Central Ave., Fredonia.

All Participants should wear relaxed clothing (sweats and a t-shirt).

After completion of the program, each student who decides to enrole will recieve a free uniform.

Following is the schedule: Mondays from 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Wednesdays 6-6:50 p.m.; and Saturdays from 9:30-10:45 a.m.

For more information, call 672-6683.

Dunkirk High?School?Sports Booster

The monthing meeting of the Dunkirk High Sports Booster will be held on Wednesday, May 13 at 6: p.m. in Room 110 at the high school.

All parents and coaches may attend.

Adult Golf

Cassadaga Country Club

Thursday Night Men’s Golf League – Brenton Wilcox 33, Scott Johnson 36, Steve Wintersteen 36, Harry Eppinger 39, Paul Edson 40, Rob Lancaster 40, Bob Smith 40. Closest to the pin: Matt Wallace (No. 6). Low net: Scott Johnson 32. Skins: Frank Greco (No. 4, birdie), Brenton Wilcox (No. 6, birdie).

For The Record

Today’s Local Schedule

Monday, May 11

Baseball

Maple Grove at Brocton

CLCS at CVCS

Dunkirk at Olean

Falconer at Fredonia

Silver Creek at Gowanda

Starpoint at Lake Shore

Randolph at Pine Valley

Westfield at Clymer

Softball

Maple Grove at Brocton

CLCS at CVCS

Dunkirk at Olean

Forestville at PVCS

Falconer at Fredonia

Silver Creek at Gowanda

Starpoint at Lake Shore

Westfield at Clymer

N. Collins at Global Concepts

Lacrosse

Silver Creek at Salamanca, 5 p.m.

Boys Tennis

Frewsburg at Westfield

Boys Golf

CVCS at CLCS

Announcements

The Vineyards Ladies League

The Wednesday Night Ladies Golf League will begin its season Wednesday, May 13 at 4:30 p.m., weather permitting. Participants are asked arrive slightly early as there are informational handouts.

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Wright League

American Legion 15,

Davis Construction 3

Hayden Walters and Avery Wilenbrandt combined to pitch a no-hitter for the Legion. Walters fanned seven in three innings of work. Jack Storm led the offense with two hits, including a double, while Gabe Schrader tripled and Ethan Leid, Dawson Bird and Walters all came up with big hits in the win.

Jake Skinner reached base safely and also contributed offensively with an RBI.

American Legion 7,

A-Plus Plumbing 5

Avery Wilenbrandt led the Legion offense going 3 for 3 for the day with 5 RBIs from his two doubles and a blast over the fence. Also hitting for the winners was Jack Storm with a double. Matt Lotter had an RBI in the 2nd inning. Gabe Schrader pitched a gem, striking out 11 batters.

A-Plus Plumbing was led by Devon McCall who also went 3 for 3 at the plate and Alex Rush who had two hits, including a double. Pitching duties were shared by Nick Whitfield and AJ St. George.

Youth Council13,

Davis Construction 12

Nicky Frazier capped a frantic two-out Youth Council comeback in the bottom of the sixth with a line drive into the right center gap that rolled to the fence and allowed him to score for an inside-the-park home run.

Frazier’s hit came after Dom Gullo blasted a three-run homer over the right field fence to tie the game.

Gullo finished with four runs scored and six RBIs for Youth Council. Frazier added a double, Brayden Gilbert and Nate Schrantz singled in the victory.

Carson Cain, Frazier Trevor Persch, Nate Shrantz and Gullo combined to strikeout 13 for the Councilmen.

Jacob Skinner struck out 13 and blasted a shot over the left field fence to lead Davis Construction.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Saturday,?May 9

Baseball

Brocton at Westfield, 10 a.m.

CLCS at Clymer, 12 p.m.

Williamsville East at Fredonia, 12 p.m.

Lake Shore at Maryvale, 11 a.m.

Softball

Brocton at Westfield, 10 a.m.

CLCS at North Collins, 11 a.m.

Catt-LV at PVCS, 11 a.m.

College Track & Field

Fredonia at Gator Invitational, in Meadville, Pa.

Adult Golf

Hillview Golf Course

Thursday Morning Open League – Low score A Division: Tony Nicosia 39, Dan Case 39, Walt Koba 40, Sam Speziale 43, Mike Kurtz 44, Josh Galardo 45. B Division: Bob Manning 46, Domenic LaMattina 46, Rich Cieslewicz 47, Bob Welch 48, Bob Adams 48, Tony Nasca 49. C Division: Jamie Galarsa 51, Bob Patterson 51, John Binkowitz 53, Ange Leone 53 and Steve Galardo 55. Skins: A Flight: Tony Nicosia (No. 3) and Dan Case (Nos. 1 and 4). B Flight: Bob Manning (No. 7) Rich Cieslewicz (No. 8). C Flight: Bob Patterson (No. 5), Steve Galardo (Nos. 3 and 6). Closest to the Pin: Sam Speziale (No. 5). Top points for the week: Dan Case 20, Steve Galardo 20, Sam Speziale 18, Bob Manning 15, Rich Cieslewicz 15. Tony Nicosia 10, Bob Patterson 10.

Cassadaga Country Club

Wednesday Night Ladies League – Connie Dugas 46, Donna Weir 46, Mary Bartkowski 47, Michelle Helmer 48, Pat Kaus 49 and Melissa Kelly 49. The teams of Jan Wintersteen/Erin Loomis and Pam Ulrich/Kay Pagano tied with low net 30. Bartkowski took the prize for closest to the pin.

Wednesday Travel League

Ed Tofil shot the low round of 81 at Blueberry Hill Golf Club in Russell, Pennsylvania and had the low front-nine score of 40. Mick Dunning Sr. finished second with an 82 and led the back nine with a 1-over par 37. Robert Calph was third with 83. John Waterman was the B Flight winner and Gary Haase won a tiebreaker over Paul Olkowski for the C Flight title. Winner of the Bruce “Java” Chrabasz Commissioner’s Award was Jack Hood.

Untied birdies were recorded by: A Flight: Tofil (No. 8), Dunning (Nos. 10 and 15) and Bob Thompson (No. 13). B Flight: Dave Franklin (No. 3), Don Kujawa (Nos. 6 and 10), Tom Destro (No. 7) and Ken Kaus (No. 14); C Flight: Len Leszkowicz (Nos. 3 and 8), Frank Wardynski (Nos. 7 and 17), Haase (Nos. 10 and 13) and Tim Walawender (No. 15). Closest to the pin were Dave Miller (No. 4), Tofil (No. 8), Adam Gornikiewicz (No. 11) and Kaus (No. 16).

Top point winners were Tofil (39), Kaus (18) and Gornikiewicz and Miller (13 each). Season points leaders: 1) Chris Ganey and Miller (52 each), 3) Tofil (47), 4) Jeff Kubera (36), 5) Kerry Murphy (35). Tofil also became just the fifth player in league history to reach the 2,500 career points milestone.

Next week the league makes the short trip to Shorewood Country Club. Tee-off is at 10 a.m.

Golfers must sign up by call, text, or e-mail with John at 785-2291 by Monday.

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Wright League

Pucci’s Carpets 8, Davis Construction 0

Tyler Putney led the charge for Pucci’s by pitching a three-hitter and helping his own cause at the plate with a double and two singles.

Joey Van Dette was solid behind the plate and added a single to help his team. Alex Paluch doubled for the winners.

Davis Construction’s three hits came from Michael Berg (double), Simon Davis (single) and Reilly Miller (single).

Pucci’s 4, Youth Council 3

Jacob Helmer was the winning pitcher while Alex Paluch tripled and scored two runs for the winners.

Youth Council’s Nick Frazier hit a homer. Frazier, Carson Cain and Zach Dawley shared duties on the mound.

For The Record

Today’s Local Schedule

Friday,?May 8

Baseball

CVCS at Southwestern

CLCS at Olean

Fredonia at Dunkirk

Sweet Home at Lake Shore, 5 p.m.

Westfield at Panama

Softball

CVCS at Southwestern

CLCS at Olean

Fredonia at Dunkirk

Sweet Home at Lake Shore, 5 p.m.

North Collins at West Valley

Westfield at Panama

Lacrosse

Salamanca at Silver Creek, 5 p.m.

Boys Golf

Forestville at CVCS, 3:30 p.m.

Boys Tennis

Maple Grove at Westfield

Track & Field

CLCS, Fredonia, Gowanda, Silver Creek, Westfield at Falconer

Announcements

Women Who

Golf For Fun

The Women Who Golf For Fun met Wednesday at Hillview for a short meeting.

Due to inclement weather, they did not golf. They will try again next week teeing off at 10 a.m. For more information, call Bobbie Deering at 366-5805 or Dodo Dudek at 366-3306.

Hillview Golf Course

The Thursday Morning Open League starts May 7.

Tee time is at 9 a.m. All are welcome.

The Vineyards Golf Course

The Vineyards Tuesday Night Men’s League will begin play Tuesday, May 12, with league rotation to begin Tuesday, May 19.

Format for league play is two-man teams with handicap. New golfers are welcome, including singles who will be paired with other golfers.

Optional skins, pins and food are available every league night.

This is a fun league and golfers of all levels are encouraged to join. For more information, contact Vineyards Golf Course at 672-7888 or Ross Conti at 785-1070.

Dunkirk Little League

There will be a work party at the Dunkirk Little League fields Saturday, May 9, starting at 9 a.m.

All coaches and parents are welcome to lend a hand. Bring rakes and weed wackers.

Penn-Ohio Trip

golf meeting

There will be a meeting on Sunday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at the Dunkirk Falcon Club on Benton Street for all golfers going on the Penn-Ohio trip.

The scheduled courses, tee times, roommates and travel plan will be finalized.

For any questions, call Dennis Gawronski at 366-2083.

Adult Golf

Hillview Golf Course

Monday Night Utility League – Low score A Division: Mike Willoughby 43, John Corbett 44, Jess Marino 44, Duane Gilbert 45,Brian Manning 45, John Lakas 45, Joe Tramuta 45, Matt Hutchinson 46, Flip Burns 47, Jack Hood 47, Bill Szerbacki 47, Lee Szalowski 47 and Ken Morrison 47. B Division: Ted Descz 48, Joe Majkut 48, Zeke Valentine 49, Ted Dykas 49 and Chris Penfold 49. Skins: A Flight: John Corbett (No. 5), Bill Szerbacki (No. 7) and Mike Willoughby (Nos. 8 and 9). B Flight: Chris Penfold (No. 8). Closest to the pin: John Corbett (No. 5).

Tuesday Night Men’s League – Low scores: Al Etzel 39, Mike Willoughby 42 and Dave Paradis 43. Top point winners: A-Flight: Willoughby 7.5. B-Flight: Ray Deland 8.5, C-Flight: Jack Hood 7, D-Flight: Paradis 8.5. Closest to the pin: Pat Deering (No. 5). A&B skins: Jaime Ruiz (No. 2), Jim Szalkowski (No. 4), Etzel (No. 7). C&D skins: Julio DeLeon (No. 2) and Paradis (No. 4).

Pinehurst Golf Course

Pinehurst Post 434 Wednesday Night League – Nolan Swanson shot the low round of the week with a par 36. Scott Jagoda 37, Gary Arnold 38 and Pat Swanson 39. Closest to the pin: Tim Lehman (No. 7). Low net: Dan Thompson 30.

For the Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Wednesday, May 6

Baseball

Brocton at CVCS

CLCS at Fredonia, 4 p.m.

Dunkirk at Falconer

Williamsville East at Lake Shore, 5 p.m.

Maple Grove at Westfield

Softball

Southwestern at CVCS

CLCS at Fredonia

Dunkirk at Falconer

Williamsville East at Lake Shore, 5 p.m.

Maple Grove at Westfield

Lacrosse

Gowanda at St. Francis

Boys Tennis

Westfield at CVCS

Fredonia at Dunkirk

Boys Golf

Maple Grove at CLCS

Track & Field

Gowanda at Dunkirk

Announcements

Dunkirk Little League

There will be a work party at the Dunkirk Little League fields Saturday, May 9, starting at 9 a.m.

All coaches and parents are welcome to lend a hand. Bring rakes and weed wackers.

Southern Tier

Bills Boosters

The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will hold a general meeting on Thursday at the Kosciuszko Club, starting at 7 p.m.

Penn-Ohio Trip

golf meeting

There will be a meeting on Sunday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at the Dunkirk Falcon Club on Benton Street for all golfers going on the Penn-Ohio trip.

The scheduled courses, tee times, roommates and travel plan will be finalized.

For any questions, call Dennis Gawronski at 366-2083.

For The Record

Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Tuesday,?May 5

Baseball

Frewsburg at Brocton

Fredonia at CLCS

Dunkirk at North Tonawanda, 4:45 p.m.

Gowanda at Springville, 7:30 p.m.

Catt-LV at North Collins

Silver Creek at ALCS

Softball

Frewsburg at Brocton

Lake Shore at Dunkirk, 4:45 p.m.

Ellicottville at Forestville

West Valley at North Collins

PVCS at Randolph, 4:30 p.m. (DH)

Silver Creek at ALCS

Lacrosse

Salamanca at Gowanda, 7 p.m.

Lake Shore at Williamsville North, 5 p.m.

Lewiston-Porter at Silver Creek, 5:30 p.m.

Boys Tennis

Salamanca at CVCS

Boys Golf

Frewsburg at CLCS

Fredonia at Dunkirk, 3:30 p.m.

Forestville/Silver Creek at Maple Grove

Girls Golf

Dunkirk, Southwestern at Fredonia, 2:45 p.m.

Track & Field

CVCS at Randolph

Salamanca at Fredonia

Lake Shore at Pioneer, 5 p.m.

Portville at Silver Creek

Westfield at Maple Grove

Announcements

Dunkirk Little League

There will be a work party at the Dunkirk Little League fields Saturday, May 9, starting at 9 a.m.

All coaches and parents are welcome to lend a hand. Bring rakes and weed wackers.

Southern Tier Bills Boosters

The Southern Tier Bills Booster Club will hold a general meeting on Thursday at the Kosciuszko Club, starting at 7 p.m.

Penn-Ohio Trip golf meeting

There will be a meeting on Sunday, May 10 at 7 p.m. at the Dunkirk Falcon Club on Benton Street for all golfers going on the Penn-Ohio trip.

The schedule courses, tee times, roommates and travel plan will be finalized.

For any questions, call Dennis Gawronski at 366-2083.

Youth Baseball

Fredonia Cerrie League

Fredonia PBA vs.

Bodell Overcash Anderson

For Fredonia PBA, Calvin Frazier was the offensive MVP, hitting doubles in each of his four at-bats while Ian Ferguson helped his team hitting two singles and two doubles. Jackson Gollnitz hit three singles and was the defensive standout at third base.

For Bodell Overcash, Anthony Derby began his season strong with two singles, while Canyon Bellis led the team with five hits. Ryan Cerrie was the defensive standout, while adding four hits to help his team.

Fredonia PBA vs. Mary’s Deli

For Mary’s Deli, Nathan Sercu hit singles on each of his four at-bats and played strongly on defense. Kyle Smith and Brennan Lincoln each added two singles to help the team on offense while Sam Pietro reached the base safely and was the team’s defensive standout.

For Fredonia PBA, Tyler Sullivan hit safely on each of his five at-bats while Jacob Sullivan added four singles. Daniel Cook also added three singles and was the team’s Defensive MVP.

Fredonia Hathaway League

Culligan Water vs. Dan’s Moving and Storage

Dan’s Moving and Storage got big hits from Lorelei Smith and Keilan Pachol, while Cole Rizzo made a great play in the field.

Culligan Water’s Aerin Carmelia and Austin Gugino both went 3 for 3 on offense while Jackson Spangler was the defensive MVP.

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Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Monday, May 4

Baseball

Olean at CVCS

Falconer at CLCS

Fredonia at Southwestern

Hamburg at Lake Shore, 4:45 p.m.

PVCS at North Collins

Portville at Silver Creek

Sherman at Westfield, 3:30 p.m. (DH)

Softball

Olean at CVCS

Falconer at CLCS

Forestville at Randolph

Fredonia at Southwestern

Gowanda at Salamanca

Lake Shore at Hamburg, 4:45 p.m.

PVCS at North Collins

Portville at Silver Creek

Sherman at Westfield, 3:30 p.m. (DH)

Lacrosse

Lewiston-Porter at Silver Creek, 5:30 p.m.

Boys Tennis

CVCS at Fredonia

Maple Grove at Dunkirk

Panama at Westfield

Youth Baseball

Southtowns Travel League

Fredonia Yardbirds 18, Springville 14 – Fredonia moved to 2-0 on the travel season in a slugfest at Springville Town Park, as they topped Springville in a 12-year-old divisional game.

Mike Barnes belted a grand slam over the left field wall and Dalton Gardner hit a smash over the right field wall to lead the Birds.

Alex Christy was 3 for 4 with two doubles, Joey Gullo was 3 for 4 with one double and Dominic Gullo added two singles for the winners.

Haeden Walters, Alex Rush, Jacob Skinner, Dom Gullo and Barnes combined to strikeout 10 in the victory.

Fredonia Wright League

Youth Council 16, Medicor 11 – Nate Shrantz, Mauricio Coronado, Trevor Persch, Nick Frazier and Dom Gullo combined to strike out 16 physicians, leading Youth Council to the win on opening day.

Dom Gullo blasted a home run over the left field fence while adding a triple and driving in a total of six runs for the Councilmen.

Nick Frazier had a double and two singles and drove in four runs for Youth Council. Joey Gullo, Persch, Shrantz and Coronado had singles as well.

In their Wright League debuts, Derek Clark, Fred Gullo and Brayden Gilbert chipped in clean singles in the victory.

Mikey Barnes had four singles, Dalton Gardner had a triple and a single and Alex Christy had a double to lead Medicor.

Announcements

City League Co-Ed Slo-Pitch Softball Meeting Set

There will be a final meeting today for all teams and players interested in playing Co-ed softball this summer.

The meeting will be held in the Recreation Department Conference Room; 338 Central Ave., Suite 220 (Stearns Building) at 6 p.m.

All teams should be represented at this meeting. Scheduling, league fees and rosters will be finalized at this meeting. For more information, contact the Recreation Office at 366-9886.

Monday Night Men’s Utility League

The Monday Night Men’s Utility League will begin today, beginning at 4 p.m. at Hillview Golf Course.

The league is in the need for one full-time golfer and two substitutes for the season. If interested in either spot, call Bob Manning at 679-5799 or John Lakas at 679-6890

Pitch, Hit and Run Competition

The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Chautauqua County and the City of Dunkirk Youth & Recreation Department will be hosting a free Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run competition for area youth on Saturday, May 9, at 11 a.m. at Promenschenkel Stadium at the City of Dunkirk’s Wright Park.

Pitch Hit & Run is the official skills competition of Major League Baseball. This grassroots program is designed to provide youngsters with an opportunity to compete, free of charge, in a competition that recognizes individual excellence in core baseball/softball skills.

Boys and girls are divided into four age divisions: 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-14 and have the chance to advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championships at Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the 2015 MLB All-Star Game.

The individual Pitching, Hitting and Running Champions, along with the All-Around Champion in each age and gender group at the Local Competition will be awarded and advance to the Sectional Level of Competition.

All participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and have their parent or guardian fill out a registration/waiver form prior to the start of the competition.

For questions concerning the competition, contact Local Coordinator, Kate Piazza at 366-1061 or Tim Gornikiewicz at 366-9886.

Vineyards Dunkirk Moose

Thursday Golf League

The Dunkirk Moose Thursday Golf League will hold a practice round Thursday, May 7, at 4:30 p.m.

The regular season will begin May 14. The 2015 Moose League will be golfing is at the Vineyards Course.

Hillview Ladies of the Links League

Ladies of the Links League at Hillview will be having a lunch to kick off the Tuesday morning golf league. The lunch will be at Bob Evans at 11:30 a.m., on Tuesday, May 5.

League play will begin Tuesday, May 12, with tee-off at 10 a.m. The league is open to all skill levels and there are no league fees or partners. Come and join any Tuesday morning.

If you would like to attended the lunch, or if there are any questions about the league, call Janet Guenther at 672-2282.

CASAC Announces

A Hole for Dough

This golf season will mark the second year of Chautauqua Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Council’s, CASAC, A Hole for Dough fundraiser.

A Hole for Dough is an opportunity for golfers to donate to CASAC and have the chance to get some money back if they make a hole-in-one while golfing in a league.

If a golfer gets a hole-in-one, CASAC will distribute 30 percent of the donations collected among golfers who donate $10 by the third week of their respective league start date.

Leagues in Western New York and northeastern Pennsylvania can participate. The more golfers who participate, the larger the payout will be. Any number of league golfers can join in the fun. Not all league members need to participate. This fundraiser asks for nothing from the participating golf courses, only a tax deductible donation from interested golfers.

CASAC is a United Way supported agency. For more information, contact Kathy J. Stornes at kstornes@casacweb.org or at CASAC (716)664-3608.

Rodeo Camp

Area rodeo fans who are interested in learning more about the sport are reminded that registrations are due for the free Championship Rodeo Camp. The event in Gerry is sponsored by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and is only a month away with only a few open spots remaining.

The camp is scheduled for Saturday, May 9, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is one of only 13 such camps nationwide and is available to anyone 8 years old and up at no cost. These camps are designed to promote the sport of rodeo and are geared for beginning youth and for cowboys just starting out who want to learn the fundamentals taught by PRCA champions.

Topics covered include chute procedures, livestock safety, injury prevention and fitness and nutrition. There will be no live buck-outs.

To register for the camp, go to the Gerry Rodeo website (www.gerryrodeo.org) and click on the Free Rodeo Camp posting at the top of the page. This will open the Camp news release and several paragraphs down will be a direct link to the registration form.

Activities will begin at the Fire Hall near the stoplight in Gerry and move to the rodeo grounds. The event will be held rain or shine with a free lunch provided. Any questions can be directed to the PRCA Camp director Julie Jutten at (719) 528-4729 or locally at 985-4215 or 969-4488.

The 71st annual Gerry rodeo is scheduled for four performances, Wednesday through Saturday, Aug. 5-8 and will again feature more than 125 professional cowboys and cowgirls competing for $45,000 in prize money in the seven traditional rodeo events. Additional information is available at the Gerry Rodeo website or by phone at 985-4847 0r 1-888-985-4847.

2015 Lucy Town Half Marathon

and 5k Registration Now Open

Registration for the 2015 Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5k opened to the public on Monday, April 6. The annual race weekend will take place this year on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11, in Lucille Ball’s hometown of Jamestown.

The Lucy Town Half Marathon and 5k race weekend has attracted participants from 31 states annually since its creation in 2013, including both elite runners and Lucy fans alike. During the 2014 race weekend, Jamestown welcomed comedian Bob Newhart and paid tribute to the iconic I Love Lucy grape stomping scene, as 1,232 people set a new world record for most people treading grapes. Martin Short headlined an evening of comedy during the 2013 inaugural year.

The Lucy Town 5k and Kids 2k will take place on Oct. 10, and the third annual Lucy Town Half Marathon will take place on Oct. 11.

For race registration information, visit www.lucyrace.com.

The USATF certified half-marathon course begins and ends in downtown Jamestown, and runs through the neighboring towns of Lakewood and Celoron. The course travels near the childhood home of Lucille Ball, the Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Museum, the world’s largest I Love Lucy mural, created by artists Gary Peters Jr. and Gary Peters Sr., and the Lucille Ball Memorial Park.

Univera Healthcare is the presenting sponsor for the weekend’s events.

Lucy Town organizers are still seeking groups, or individuals, to serve as event volunteers. No running experience is necessary, as there are a wide variety of roles needed for the weekend event. Positions may be available for a wide array of skills and interest, ranging from registering athletes and distributing information, to providing course-side refreshments at water and food stations. For information on becoming a volunteer, visit www.lucyrace.com.

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Today’s Local Sports Schedule

Friday,?May 1

Baseball

CVCS at Fredonia

CLCS at Dunkirk

PVCS at Silver Creek

Softball

CVCS at Fredonia

CLCS at Dunkirk

Lake Shore at Iroquois, 4:45 p.m.

West Valley at PVCS

Lacrosse

Gowanda at Eden

Medina at Silver Creek, 5:30 p.m.

Boys Golf

Frewsburg, Sherman at CVCS

Fredonia at Olean

Girls Golf

Southwestern vs. Fredonia

Boys Tennis

Maple Grove at CVCS

Panama at Fredonia

Dunkirk at Westfield

Track & Field

CLCS at Dunkirk

Women’s Lacrosse

Fredonia vs. TBA, at SUNYAC Tournament, at Cortland

College Track & Field

Fredonia at SUNYAC Championships, at Brockport

Announcements

Pitch, Hit and Run competition

All participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and have their parent or guardian fill out a registration/waiver form prior to the start of the competition.

For questions concerning the competition, contact Local Coordinator, Kate Piazza at 366-1061 or Tim Gornikiewicz at 366-9886.

Vineyards Dunkirk Moose Thursday Golf League

The Dunkirk Moose Thursday Golf League will hold a practice round Thursday, May 7 at 4:30 p.m.

The regular season will begin May 14. The 2015 Moose League will be golfing is at the Vineyards Course.

Adult Golf

Pinehurst

Post 434 Golf League – John Brinkley, Greg Gollnitz and Pat Swanson tied for the low round of the week with 38’s, Andy Deakin and Jared Ehmke each shot 40 and Gary Arnold had a 41. Lowest net score for the week was Dave Travis with a 29. Closest to the pins were won by Bob Remington (No. 4) and Deakin (No. 7).

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