Category: Sports

A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Senior Sports Columnist Maybe we should just blame ESPN and let it go. After all, it was the self-proclaimed “World-Wide

Canaseraga beats Avoca in tie-breaker, Alfred-Almond bests Arkport, Corning Gold wins From the Academic All-Stars, STEUBEN COUNTY- The final night of regular Academic All-Stars competition

A column by Sun Senior Sports Columnist Chuck Pollock From the time the Atlantic 10 men’s basketball season opened in early January, St. Bonaventure coach

By JOHN ANDERSON, photos by Lynn Brennan Photography (https://www.lynnbrennanphotography.com/) GLENS FALLS — Battling through adversity and a 10-point second half deficit, the Avoca-Prattsburgh boys basketball

By Bill Collmer (@BC_SVTB on Twitter), Sun Senior Sports Writer, photo gallery by Madisyn Herman (@maddd.photography on Instagram) (In this report, Bill Collmer has photos,

Major Upsets in Academic All-Stars Competition From the Academic All-Stars, pictured is Jon Betrus official scorekeeper, and moderator, Marcia Lichtman STEUBEN COUNTY- There were some

(St. Bonaventure’s Class of 2024. Photo by: Craig Melvin) A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist It couldn’t have been a worse four

By Sun Senior Columnist CHUCK POLLOCK The messages trickled into my phone Wednesday afternoon revealing the roster dismantling the Bills had begun as they desperately

Allegany County Ancient Order of Hibernians has a big celebration planned!! From the “HIbernians”, pictured is Sister Alice Roach in the 2023 inagural parade The

By JOHN ANDERSON, interviews and photos by MADISYN HERMAN Watching the Avoca and Prattsburgh basketball teams dominate over the years has been a given. In

By JOHN ANDERSON, photos by Drew Golden of The Golden Lens Hornell and Southwestern have had sights set on state championships for years. Both girls’

A column by Sun Senior Sports Columnist CHUCK POLLOCK I’ve been a viewer of interest since Caitlin Clark commenced her home-stretch assault on college basketball’s

(The Red Raiders celebrated for less than a second then raced to the bench to celebrate with injured teammate Jordyn Dyring who cried in appreciation.

If there’s one school in Section V used to Friday Night Lights, it’s the The Hornell Red Raiders. However, this time around, it’s not another

A column by CHUCK POLLOCK, Sun Senior Sports Columnist It’s likely, since the St. Bonaventure men’s basketball team doesn’t play until Wednesday night at George