Each year, one of Western New York’s most meaningful events is held in honor of our military veterans. Through the partnership of Dream Catcher Sportfishing, WNY Heroes, LLC, and dozens of volunteer charter captains, veterans are given a free fishing day on Lake Erie that reminds them ...
The Cassadaga Lakes Association is hosting the 33rd annual Lew Mead Memorial Youth Fishing Tournament on Saturday, June 27 with a rain date of Sunday, June 28. Fishing begins at 7 a.m. with awards scheduled for 11 a.m. at the NYSDEC boat launch on Dale Drive on the middle lake in Cassadaga. No fishing license is necessary and the event is free to all youth. Age groups include: 7 years and under, 8-10 years, 11-13 years and 14-16 years. A grand prize will be awarded for the largest overall fish. Prizes will also be awarded for the largest fish in each age group. Caps and giveaways ...
BUFFALO — Alex Tuch is heading to Washington as the Capitals jumped the line for the top free agent available, and the Buffalo Sabres got something in return for a player they knew was not coming back. The Capitals got Tuch in a sign-and-trade Wednesday, getting him after the Sabres inked ...
Early in the season, it was a foregone conclusion the Buffalo Sabres would be picking near the top of the NHL Draft in 2026. As of Wednesday night, the Sabres hold the fourth selection in the draft they are hosting Friday. However, it is not because the team performed poorly this season, but ...
MAGNOLIA — Marsha Gastol and Mary Gibb shot matching 43s to lead Class A’s gross scores during the Wednesday Morning Women’s League at Willow Run Golf Course. Helen Adams shot a net 28 in Class A. In Class B, Diane Paterniti shot a gross 48 and Barb Sauer had a net 30. In Class C, Rosemarie Wilder had a gross 54 and Mary Lou Chimenti had a net 32. Cheryl Johnson hit the fewest putts with 17. ——— FREDONIA — Tony Nicosia shot 38 to lead the Thursday Tom Tucker League at the Vineyards Golf Course. Skins were earned by Greg Haight on Nos. 1 and 5, and John Gotowka ...
As late as early March of this year, Jackson Crowell didn’t know where he’d be playing high school baseball. Less than four months later, the Cassadaga Valley junior was named the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association Division 2 co-Player of the Year along with Chautauqua Lake ...
