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Williamsville South's boys hockey team is younger than last year's squad that finished with a 16-5-1 record and reached the Section VI Small Schools' semifinals. The current team has three freshmen and two eighth graders, but assistant coach Scott Horton likes what he has seen so far from not only the returning players but also from the younger, newer players.
Ten swimmers have graduated from Amherst over the past two seasons. While nine swimmers return from last year's team that finished with a 7-3 record, another five are new to the squad. Coach Mike Giancarlo is hoping that the returning swimmers can lay the groundwork for the newer swimmers in terms of the expectations of a varsity swimmer. “All of
It's all about gaining respect this year for the Sweet Home/ Depew/North Tonawanda boys hockey team. “The teams we play are of the highest quality, so if it isn't this year that we aren't exactly on the same level as them, I expect it to be next year,” coach Josh Montalbo said. “I feel like we are out to gain
Amherst's boys basketball team improved to 5-0 after picking up nonleague victories over Williamsville North, 70-60, on the road on Dec. 16 and home
Amherst sophomore Wynter Winkfield, a fourth-year bowler who helped the Section VI girls composite team win a state title, is once again the Lady Tigers' top bowler. As a freshman, she averaged 185 with a high game of 244 and a 644 series. Through three matches this season, Winkfield, in the anchor spot on the “A” team, is averaging 195.
The Sweet Home girls bowling team might be young in age, with two sophomores and five freshmen, but the group has shown its immense talents through the first four matches of the 2024-25 season. The Lady Panthers are 3-1, with their only defeat coming against powerhouse Clarence, 5-2, on Dec. 18 at Cherry Laurel Lanes. Coach Jim Russo hopes another
Williamsville East's boys basketball team fell short of winning the Live Like Luca Holiday Tournament, losing to St. Francis. 64-59, in double overtime in Saturday's final at St. Francis High School. The game was there for the taking for the Flames. East led by five points with two minutes remaining in regulation and by four with two minutes remaining in
Williamsville North's boys hockey team scored twice in the first period on its way to a 3-2 win over Williamsville East on Dec. 19 at the Northtown Center. “We did enough little things well,” North coach Bob Rosen said. “East has a good power play and I thought we did a good job killing them. We also got good goaltending
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