Patrick Nagy

When Liam Kelly started coaching soccer throughout the area, he worked with many players who attended Williamsville East and noticed their high quality of character. When the job for East girls' head coach became available, he jumped at the opportunity. “As soon as I saw that the job opportunity was there, I said, ‘I got to step in' because I

Carly Shifflet remembers battling against Sweet Home as an outside hitter as a member of the Williamsville East girls volleyball team. Fast forward years later and the 2016 East graduate is Sweet Home's new boys volleyball coach. “It is wild to think about, especially when Sweet Home was always a big match for us back in the day,” Shifflet said.

Williamsville South was a dominant force in girls soccer last year, winning the ECIC Division II and Section VI Class A-1 titles for the first time in a decade and finishing with a 16-3 overall record. With 10 starters returning, the Lady Billies are prepared for a monster season. “Our main goal is to build off what we did last

After recording no league wins and a 1-9 overall mark last year, Sweet Home's girls tennis team is hoping for team wins against ECIC Division II opponents this fall. “We got very close last year and now that the Sweet Home girls tennis program is growing, with more and more players joining earlier – middle school or ninth grade –

As a nonleague game, Friday's Williamsville East-Williamsville North football contest did not count towards league standings, but it clearly meant a lot to the players involved.

Williamsville South has had Amherst's number in boys soccer for years, including a dramatic victory in penalty kicks in last fall's Section VI Class A-1 playoffs. So far, that hasn't been the case this year, as the Tigers edged the Billies, 2-1, at home on Sept. 9. “We haven't beaten them in a while, so it was a step in

There was no shortage of offense in Sweet Home's A-2 opener at Hamburg on Thursday. Both teams combined for 91 points in the Panthers' 49-42 victory. Sweet Home took the opening drive and went 64 yards, capped off by an 8-yard touchdown pass from Rocco Panepinto to Daquan Stone. The Bulldogs responded with a scoring drive of their own, culminating

Sacred Heart has been the team to beat in Monsignor Martin girls swimming, winning the regular season – overall champs two years ago; co-champions last year – and the All-Catholic championship for the past two years. Coach Charles Schutt said the theme this year, which he copied from former Alabama football coach Nick Saban, is “the importance of nothing and