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Private schools versus publics schools makes no sense Pictured is C-G standout Carson Chaffee Bishop Kearney 82, Canisteo-Greenwood 58. We predicted this from the day
Additional history lessons from basketball historian Brian Cannon; quotes from Elba Coach Ciaci Zambito and Andover-Whitesville coach Jimmy Joyce Photo of Section V committeeman Ed
Four new players spark turnaround for private Rochester school playing in Class B for the Section V championship game at the War Memorial once again
Bath tops Corning-Painted Post, Addison beats Naples, CG dominates CS, Arkport buries Prattsburgh, Alfred-Almond over Hammondsport From Staff Reports, pictured are the victorious Addison Knights
Photo: Chuck Pollock (middle) holding court during a Times Herald friends and family reunion in 2021. From left are Paula Snyder, former TH Managing Editor
Staff Report / March 2, 2026 In a landmark victory for the program, the Keuka College Athletics men’s basketball team captured its first-ever Empire 8
Big GALLERY by JC’s Photography From Staff Reports, On the same day Hornell Sun Senior Sports Writer Bill Collmer featured the 3-point shooting of Canisteo-Greenwood
Video and story by JOHN ANDERSON, photos by Ella Green The Section V boys’ basketball ‘tournament continued Wednesday night and in Wellsville, a large and loud crowd
Playing on the varsity, this middle schooler is closing in on school and Section V records By Bill Collmer, Hornell Sun Senior Sports Writer; photos
By JOHN ANDERSON, photos by ELLA GREEN The quest for another Section V title started off with a good win for the Hornell girls on
Wellsville, Hornell, Fillmore, Cuba-Rushford and Wayland-Cohocton in the hunt By Bill Collmer, Hornell Sun Senior Sports Writer, photo from AW Sports Photos The 2025-2026 boys
Staff Report / February 23, 2026 Two small Finger Lakes area school districts are taking early steps toward a cooperative athletics partnership that could reshape
By Bill Collmer, Hornell Sun Senior Sports Writer The Section Five Girls Sectional Tournament tipped off Saturday with some early round games and a strong showing
By JOHN ANDERSON On Friday night, the Dansville girls’ basketball team showed why they are better than the team that lost to Hornell, 69-38 on
(Corning Painted-Post defeated Wellsville, 105-77 to improve to 18-0 on the season. The Lions are 8-11 and finish the season at Cal-Mum Friday. File photo
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