Author: hornellsun

By Chris Metcalf HORNELL – Expectations are extremely high for the Hornell girls basketball team this winter. After finishing last year 15-9, including winning the

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST LIVONIA – A new era begins for Livonia boys basketball. But the same discipline and fundamental approach will apply. Head

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S Finest HORNELL – Keep a close eye on this Hornell boys basketball squad this winter because they will be entertaining to

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST GENESEO – Third-year head coach Gregg Hepler returns to the bench this winter after guiding his Blue Devils to a

By Chris Metcalf GREIGSVILLE – After a fantastic fall football campaign, which ended up with a heartbreaking loss in the sectional finals, Eddie Orman Jr.

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST LE ROY – Seventh-year head coach Matt Weinman and the Le Roy boys basketball program came up just one game

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST AVON – These Avon boys have a little unfinished business to attend to. After falling just short in their quest

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S Finest PERRY- You know one thing’s for sure this winter when the Perry boys basketball team takes the floor. The opposing

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S Finest MOUNT MORRIS – Head coach John Koronas enters his fourth season with the Lady Blue Devils after finishing 8-14 a

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST MOUNT MORRIS – Mount Morris boys basketball will have lofty goals again this winter. No surprise as they have enjoyed

By Chris Metcalf GREIGSVILLE – Five individual members and one team will be inducted into the York Central School Hall of Fame Dec. 15 prior

By Chris Metcalf LIVONIA – Entering his third season, head coach Jim Brownell is excited about this year’s Alpine Ski team which will include the

By Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST LIVONIA – Words that other coaches used to describe Livonia boys basketball coach Matt Young. High Character. Integrity. Honor. Passionate.

Chris Metcalf LCAA’S FINEST BROCKPORT – Canisteo-Greenwood’s Beau Zeh scored on a 3-yard TD run with 55 seconds left as the No. 3 Chargers defeated

“Great moments are born from great opportunity.” – Herb Brooks, 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Coach. That’s exactly what the York/Pavilion football team has in front