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Walleye, turkey, crappie, bass and perch on tap this weekend

There are few dates on the calendar that stir the soul of New York sportsmen quite like today, May 1. It’s not just another page flip, it’s a fork in the road. A delicious, slightly agonizing fork in the road. On one side, the woods come alive with the echo of gobbles as spring ...

Fredonia flag football dominates

FREDONIA — The Hillbillies out-scored Mother Nature on Thursday, as Fredonia posted 59 points on a 44-degree evening. The Fredonia offense wasted no time getting warmed up Thursday. With touchdowns on its first two possessions, Fredonia led the entire way in a 59-6 victory over the ...

Lakeshore Youth signups are Monday

The Lakeshore Youth Football & Cheerleading League is taking a major step forward for the 2026 season, announcing its first-ever leaguewide registration event set for Monday from 6-8 p.m. The unified signup initiative represents a significant milestone for youth athletics across the region, ...

Walleye season kicks off on Lake Erie

The long wait is nearly over for walleye anglers, as the Lake Erie season officially opens Friday. In the Eastern Basin, this early stretch is widely considered some of the most exciting fishing of the entire year. The reason? Cold water, spawning behavior, aggressive fish, minimum angler ...

Jamestown trio earn Class AAA all-state selections

Three seniors from the Jamestown boys basketball team have joined a rare program fraternity, courtesy of the New York State Sportswriters Association. In a link on its website Wednesday, the NYSSWA announced that Dominic Gonzalez, Elijah Farmer and Gavin Johnson have received Class AAA all-state recognition, marking only the second time that a trio of Red & Green players have been so honored in the same season. The others? Tyrone Beaman, Mark Prechtl and Mike McElrath, who led Jamestown to a Section VI championship in 1980. Forty-six years later, Gonzalez (fourth team), Farmer ...

Fredonia boys win CCAA golf title on Lake Course

CHAUTAUQUA — Despite cold, windy, rainy conditions, some pretty important high school golf was played Wednesday. Fredonia and Randolph squared off in the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association boys team championship on Chautauqua Golf Club’s Lake Course to determine the league’s representative in the Section VI championships. Randolph’s Matt Beaver earned medalist honors, but the Hillbillies earned the title 152-161 to compete for the sectional crown Monday, May 11 at Shelridge Country Club in Medina. Braden Truby led Fredonia with a 36, followed by Jordan Kelly (38), ...