OBSERVER Photos by Ashleigh Brown Fredonia/Dunkirk/Forestville/Pine Valley/Cassadaga Valley beat Olean/Portville 92-81 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association girls swimming and diving Wednesday at Fredonia High School. Above left, F/D/F/PV/CV's Kendyl Dietzen swims the ...
MAYVILLE — Brina Jacobson had 10 kills, two assists, an ace and 10 digs while Alice Scarpine added nine kills, two aces, eight digs and a block as Chautauqua Lake defeated Maple Grove 25-14, 25-8, 25-15 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 3 volleyball Wednesday. Kinslee Motter had six kills, two assists and five digs while Karagan Fairbank had four kills, 25 assists and four digs for the Eagles (3-0, 2-0). Zoey Foley had two aces, three kills and seven digs; Ariyah Brown had six digs; Savannah Rambacher had eight assists; Lucy Castro had six kills and three digs; ...
FREDONIA — Valentina Bown, Olivia Burlingame and Kendyl Dietzen were all double winners to push Fredonia/Dunkirk/Forestville/Pine Valley/Cassadaga Valley past Olean/Portville 92-81 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association girls swimming and diving Wednesday. Bown captured the 200-yard ...
IMPRESSIVE. The Buffalo Bills sparkled on offense Sunday afternoon in Texas, dismantling a notoriously tough defense on their way to a well deserved 36-31 season-opening victory. Josh Allen directed his club near flawlessly in his debut under new head coach Joe Brady. Although the defense wasn’t dominant, pressure came at the right times and helped make the difference. Expect the Bills to be running on Mafia-induced adrenaline in the regular season stadium debut tonight and delight the WNY faithful. FREDDIE sees it this way: BILLS 41, Lions 28 HOME teams are capitalized. ...
ORCHARD PARK — The new car smell of the Buffalo Bills' Highmark Stadium has already worn off on Josh Allen a little more than a month since the gleaming $2.1 billion facility opened. So excuse the quarterback for being part of a small minority in declining to buy into the heightened ...
You know that feeling. You’ve been thinking about Oct. 1 for months. You’ve walked the woods, studied the trails, maybe even dreamed about that big bruiser of a buck stepping into range. Well, boys and girls, it’s getting close. Big game archery season in Western New York opens ...
