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Randolph sweeps Falconer in volleyball

RANDOLPH — The Randolph volleyball team kept a perfect record after sweeping Falconer 25-17, 25-10, 25-17 in nonleague action Monday. The Cardinals (4-0) were led by Addyson Shawley with 13 kills; Aliza Hind had 15 assists, a block and eight aces; Tessa Brown added 10 more assists and an ...

Sabres ink Ostlund to 8-year, $52.8M extension

BUFFALO — The Buffalo Sabres are banking on forward Noah Ostlund's potential by signing the 22-year-old to an eight-year, $52.8 million contract, the team announced Monday. The sizable terms of the contract reflects the confidence the Sabres have in a player who made significant strides ...

Hillbillies shine at Red Dragon Invite

BEMUS POINT — More than 500 cross-country runners from western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania turned out at Bemus Point Golf Club on Saturday for the annual Red Dragon Invitational. The large crowd that supported the athletes were treated to plenty of fine team and individual ...

Hunter education builds safer hunting

For generations of New York hunters, the first step into the woods has started in a classroom with a teacher, a firearm safety lesson and a group of people willing to share what they know. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s Hunter Education Program has been doing ...

Salamanca, Randolph, Chautauqua Lake post boys soccer wins

SALAMANCA — Taylor Hayes scored with 10 seconds left against Frewsburg to bring the score level and force overtime. He later scored in overtime to finish the comeback and the Warriors defeated the Bears 2-1 in nonleague boys soccer action on Saturday. Calum Farnum assisted the winning goal for the Warriors (2-0-0) in the 90th minute. Lucas Randolph scored the lone goal for Frewsburg (0-2-0) with an assist from Peter Pasieka in the 36th minute. CARDS TRIM TROJANS WEST ELLICOTT — Camden Peters scored the lone goal as Randolph edged Southwestern 1-0 in nonleague action. ...

5 long TDs send C/S/P past Fredonia

SHERMAN — During a 35-6 Week 1 victory over Silver Creek/Forestville, just one of Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s five touchdown plays went for more than 4 yards. On Saturday, the Wolfpack unlocked their big-play potential. All five of Clymer/Sherman/Panama’s touchdowns were on plays of more ...