ALLEGANY — The Portville boys soccer team rallied to salvage a tie in its season-opening game Friday night, trading goals with Avoca/Prattsburgh in the Gator Cup.
HORNELL — The Wellsville girls volleyball team took the first two sets in its trip to Hornell Friday night, but could not finish off the win.
Dale MacArthur admits he’s a little embarrassed by it.
PORTVILLE — If there were any questions about this year’s Portville/Cuba-Rushford football team, they sought to answer them handedly in a favorable 46-20 win Thursday over Gowanda/Pine Valley.
ALLEGANY — The Allegany-Limestone boys soccer team started its season in blazing fashion, putting away Bradford 4-0 in the Gator Cup.
PORTVILLE — After its Tuesday season-opening win on the road, the Portville girls volleyball team started its league campaign on home court Thursday, sweeping Fredonia.
HAMBURG — Portville got exactly what it was looking for, coach Mike Matz said. It just, narrowly, didn’t get a win to open its girls soccer season.
SALAMANCA — In Franklinville’s first meet as its own girls swimming and diving program in more than a decade, the Panthers fell on the road to Salamanca Thursday night.
It doesn’t matter how long he’s been coaching, Chad Bartoszek’s opening week nerves have never wavered.
SALAMANCA — While the scoreline may not have shown it, the Salamanca girls soccer team and its coaching staff have been filled with positivity after its season opener.
WELLSVILLE — Football appears to be on an upswing at Wellsville High School. At least that’s what coach Tim Keenan and his staff hope.
LANCASTER — In its first game of the new campaign, the Portville girls volleyball team completed a 3-0 sweep of Lancaster.
ALLEGANY — By any reasonable measure, Allegany-Limestone forged a strong first season in the 8-man football ranks.
SMETHPORT, Pa. — Port Allegany’s goal against Smethport was to come out and establish dominance.
DUKE CENTER, Pa. — After Sheffield scored first, Otto-Eldred rattled off 44 unanswered points in a 44-6 win over the Wolverines, improving to 2-0 in the process.
They say that pride comes before the fall, but we’ll just go ahead and acknowledge it:
BOLIVAR — Year three of the Bolivar-Richburg eight-man football era will bring a new set of challenges for coach Steve Smith.
SALAMANCA — It’s the end of practice and coach Chad Bartoszek says he has some good running music for his players.
YORKSHIRE — The last two Pioneer Central School football seasons have ended at the same place: Highmark Stadium, the home of the Buffalo Bills for more than 50 years.
KANE, Pa. — Kane football has a new direction.
CATTARAUGUS — Cattaraugus-Little Valley’s new football coach Mark Benton admitted it: “this program has been down for a number of years.”
ALLEGANY — The Allegany-Limestone football team didn’t want a slash in its name.
DUKE CENTER, Pa. — Trailing 22-20 at halftime, Otto-Eldred outscored Coudersport 30-6 in the second half en route to a 50-28 win on Friday.
BRADFORD, Pa. — After one drive, Bradford looked great, but Brookville’s Tony Ceriani stole the show.
RIDGWAY, Pa. — Ridgway football looks to see change after back-to-back 2-win seasons. Head coach Mark Heindl returns for his 17th season leading the Elkers with 12 letterwinners coming back.
It’s finally here.
SALAMANCA — After having one of the most successful seasons in the history of the program, coach Chad Bartoszek and his Salamanca football team are chomping at the bit to get this year’s campaign underway.
ST. MARYS, Pa. — Football is going to look a little different in Dutch Country this season.
PORT ALLEGANY, Pa. — Smash-mouth football.
The Cameron County Red Raiders are coming off of a 7-4 season which ended in a tough 21-20 loss to Coudersport in the first round of the district playoffs. Coach Ryan Neyman returns for his sixth season in hopes of getting the Red Raiders their first playoff win since 2010.
SMETHPORT, Pa. — After back-to-back losing seasons the Smethport Hubbers are looking to turn things around in 2024.
BRADFORD, Pa. — Bradford feels like it has the pieces in place to get the program back to its winning ways.
PORTVILLE — The Portville/Cuba-Rushford football team sent off a successful senior class in style last season.
COUDERSPORT, Pa. — Coudersport feels extremely confident as it gets set for the 2024 season.
DUKE CENTER, Pa. — The Otto-Eldred Terrors are set to begin their 2024 campaign with an experienced roster that they hope can improve from their 6-4 season a year ago.
FRANKLINVILLE — It is the beginning of a new era for the Franklinville/Ellicottville Titans as they prepare to embark on a new campaign with a new man at the helm.
BRADFORD, Pa. — When Jameson Walsh injured his leg on the second play of New York’s third offensive possession, it ambushed coach Josh Brooks’ plan to challenge the Pennsylvania defense with both of his dual-threat quarterbacks. The loss of the Southwestern standout, however, did not derail …
BRADFORD, Pa. — For the first time in the last nine years, Team New York has claimed victory over their Pennsylvania rivals in the Big 30 Charities Classic.
Special teams and turnovers doomed Pennsylvania in Saturday’s Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic, as New York took advantage of the miscues en route to a 39-18 win in the game’s 51st edition.
Due to adverse weather conditions, which are projected to continue through what would have been the scheduled time for the Big 30 Charities Classic Parade, organizers have decided to cancel this year’s event.
Former Olean High School administrator and coach Don Scholla and the late Chuck Crist, a star athlete from Salamanca, are among the inductees announced Friday as part of the 10th Annual Section 6 Hall of Fame class.
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fourth in a four-part series on the units for Saturday’s Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic, the 51st year of the game. Today, the New York offense.)
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a four-part series on the units for Saturday’s Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic, the 51st year of the game. Today, the New York offense.)
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a four-part series on the units for Saturday’s Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic, the 51st year of the game. Today, the Pennsylvania offense.)
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a four-part series on the units for Saturday’s Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic, the 51st year of the game. Today, the New York defense.)
OLEAN — After five straight weeks of events, the Penn-York Junior Golf League reached its conclusion with Griffin Nelson and Makenna Heckman taking home top honors.
KANE, Pa. — After an event-first penalty shootout, the Pennsylvania Boys Gold team claimed victory over New York in the 2024 NY/PA Corporate Cup Soccer Showcase on Sunday.
KANE, Pa. — Meea Irwin’s second goal of the game proved to be the game-winner for Pennsylvania.
KANE — Jon Beardsley has coached the Fillmore girls soccer team for the last 29 years, winning more than 400 games.
