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Fredonia/Westfield girls win CCAA XC title

BEMUS POINT — Savannah Whitney has been ahead of the pack in most of her races this season and it was no different for the Clymer/Sherman/Panama eighth grader on Friday at Bemus Point Golf Course in the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association cross country championships. Whitney had ...

Gowanda Recreation holding ski and snowboard registration

GOWANDA — Gowanda Recreation will hold its ski and snowboard registration from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday in the Village of Gowanda board room. All Gowanda Central School students, faculty and staff are eligible to join the program. Call Mark Benton at 716-770-8809 for more information.

Wilson ends SC/F's season

WILSON — Hayden Fellows scored four times to lead No. 1 Wilson past No. 8 Silver Creek/Forestville 6-0 in a Section VI Class C boys soccer quarterfinal Thursday. Trenton Kaminski and Mason Schultz each added a goal for the Lakemen (15-1-1) while Elijah Moore made two saves in net. Aaron Cook made 11 saves for the Black Knights (5-11-1). Wilson will host No. 5 Randolph (10-5-2) in a 7 p.m. semifinal Monday. MARAUDERS’ SEASON ENDS LACKAWANNA — No. 1 Lackawanna shut out No. 9 Dunkirk 7-0 in a Class A2 quarterfinal. The Steelers will host No. 4 East Aurora in a 7 p.m. ...

Cassadaga Valley outlasts Falconer

FALCONER — Kailee Lacki and Alexis Pattyson combined for 26 kills as Cassadaga Valley edged nonleague Falconer 26-24, 25-14, 21-25, 22-25, 15-13 in volleyball Thursday. Lacki had 14 kills, 12 digs and five aces while Pattyson added 12 kills, two blocks, eight digs and an ace for the ...

Late goal sends Randolph past Portville in 'C' quarters

ALLEGANY — After leveling the score in the 64th minute, Portville continued its relentless attack toward the Randolph goal seeking the winner in the Section VI Class C boys soccer quarterfinals. Watching Tanner Patterson’s free kick sail into the Portville box during the 71st minute, ...

Overtime thriller

WESTFIELD — Having allowed just eight goals this season, the Westfield/Brocton boys soccer team is not accustomed to coming from behind very often. On Thursday, the Wolverines were forced to do it twice. No. 3 Westfield/Brocton erased deficits of 1-0 and 2-1 before Caleb Stoughton’s ...