Category: Sports

Wednesday Roundup: Lady Wolverines build hulking 1st quarter run against Fri/Scio, hold it intact to score 59-52 road win; And/Whi girls ward off C-R in

Tuesday Roundup: Wolverines unload 2nd quarter cannonade, ward off late 2nd half recovery by And/Whi to capture 62-55 road win; GV/Belfast back on track at

Photos and stories by CHRIS BROOKS, managing editor, wellsvillesports.com ALFRED — The McLane Center. It is one of three different collegiate hotspots centered around Allegany

Picco leads to a strong win: Hornell – 66, Haverling – 40 From Hornell High School Athletics, The Hornell Red Raiders traveled to Alfred University

Cutline: Dion Dawkins carrying James Cook for extra yardage set the tone that the offensive line for the Bills was going to own the day

Lady Lions hold halftime lead, but host Pioneer steals it away behind giant 2nd half explosion to roll towards 42-26 victory; Wellsville to face A-P

By CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist They’re the second longest odds on the NFL wild-card playoff board but there are a lot of people

Hornell – 63, Dansville – 42: McInerney, Picco, Gollnitz have strong showings From Hornell High School Athletics, photo by JC’s Photography Hornell senior, Aaron McInerney

Cutline: As Chuck Pollock notes, the leading tackler for the Bills was Joe Andreessen, the free-agent linebacker from UB, who had 10 stops. Photo by

Wednesday Roundup: Wellsville wrestling sends Geffers, Mattison out in Senior Night sweep of Addison, A-P; B-R boys hoops survive double-OT at J-T, And/Whi boys net

Cutline: Chuck Pollock points out, for Sean McDermott, with major personnel losses to free agency and a dearth of experienced wide receivers, Buffalo still won

Saturday, Jan 4, 2025 Time 9:00am Avoca-Prattsburgh/Hammondsport, Avon/Geneseo, Byron-Bergen Central, Caledonia-Mumford, Fillmore/Keshequa, Greece, Holley Central, Le Roy, Letchworth, Livonia, Lyndonville Central, Pavilion vs. Perry @

Cutline: Chuck Pollock points out, “St. Bonaventure is on Christmas break (and only a handful of students at the games). But alas, the folks in

From staff reports The Hornell girls’ basketball team ended the 2024 portion of the season 7-1, good enough for #1 in Section V Class B

Cutline: Josh Allen and Ray Davis connect on a high-five during the win over the Jets on Sunday. Allen connected on two touchdown passes and