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On the move

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Bryan Hodgson is on the move. Fresh off guiding the University of South Florida to a berth in the NCAA basketball tournament, the Jamestown High School graduate and former Fredonia State assistant has been named the head men’s coach at Providence College. The ...

Early deficit too much, Pirates fall in state semis

BINGHAMTON — In its 11th sectional title-winning season, Clymer finally reached the New York State Public High School Athletic Association final four. On the other side of the floor, Clymer’s opponent, Sackets Harbor of Section III, was making its third straight trip to the Class D ...

Two in a row

TROY — The Frewsburg Bears are state champions. Again. Junior Jadyn Trocki had 26 points, six assists, five rebounds, two steals and two blocked shots as Frewsburg rallied from a double-digit, first-half deficit to beat Greenwich 59-52 in the New York State Public High School Athletic ...

Clymer comeback falls short in state semifinals

BINGHAMTON — In its 11th sectional title winning season, Clymer finally reached the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Final Four. On the other side of the floor Clymer’s opponent Sackets Harbor of Section III was making its third straight trip to the Class D ...

Clymer finally breaks into state semifinals

The 2025-26 Clymer boys basketball team made history, becoming the first team in history of the program to reach the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Final Four. Since winning the first Section VI championship in 1951 and the beginning for the state tournament in 1978, the Pirates had a difficult go of things in regional competition, posting a 0-4 record and missing one completely due to COVID restrictions. Looking back at the five previous sectional champion Clymer teams, there were close calls and a few unfortunate draws with regional opponents. The first ...

NY proposes big shakeup to deer hunting rules

If you’ve ever driven a winding backroad in New York at dusk and thought, “There are…a lot of deer out here,” you’re not alone — and the state agrees. The NYSDEC has rolled out a set of proposed hunting regulation changes aimed at one thing: increasing the harvest of antlerless ...