BRADFORD, Pa. — Players from Salamanca and Franklinville/Ellicottville are among the latest additions to the New York roster for the Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic.

BRADFORD, Pa. — Franklinville senior Tyler Gibas and Ellicottville senior Giancarlo Nuzzo were among the fifth and sixth groups of players announced to be a part of the 2023 Big 30 All-Star Ch…

BRADFORD, Pa. — Salamanca senior running back/linebacker Jesse Stahlman is among the latest group of senior football players, along with two Franklinville/Ellicottville lineman, named to the r…

BRADFORD, Pa. — The Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic announced its second and third groups of players added to the game’s 2023 rosters, including seniors from Salamanca, Franklinville and Cat…

The Section 6 Class D regular season and sectional champion Randolph Cardinals cleaned up in postseason awards for their division, led by Player of the Year Xander Hind.

Salamanca’s Jesse Stahlman won the Section 6 Class C South division’s Defensive Player of the Year after his senior season at linebacker, leading the Warriors’ 2022 all-stars.

The 2022 Big 30 All-Star Team, chosen by the Big 30 All-Star Committee in consultation with the Olean Times Herald, included three members each from Randolph and Salamanca teams and two from F…

Xander Hind grew up idolizing Randolph running backs like Chris Doubek.

The Randolph football team had not trailed since Week 1, let alone by this much.

BROCKPORT — There was little mystery who would be receiving the ball for the Randolph football team Monday night.

The Salamanca football team made another inarguable step forward in 2022, but that doesn’t make the ending much easier.

The Cardinals wanted a chance for revenge and they got it.

ORCHARD PARK — For an entire quarter, classic Randolph football took the stage at Highmark Stadium.

ORCHARD PARK — Expectations, naturally, were through the roof.

LACKAWANNA — The score remained tied as the clock struck zeroes in the third quarter, but it was already slipping away.

FRANKLINVILLE — Gian Nuzzo looked at his teammates and coaches on the sideline and shrugged.

SALAMANCA — The Salamanca football team hoped to build a speedy offense with a variety of dangerous weapons: it appeared to pay off Friday night.

ELLICOTTVILLE — The beginning wasn’t pretty, but the middle and end showed why the Franklinville/Ellicottville football team has aspirations of playing for a Section 6 title at Highmark Stadium.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series on former TH sports intern Tyler Dunne who, after stints with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Buffalo News, covering the Packers and Bills, respectively, and Bleacher Report writing NFL stories, now has his own web presence called Go Long.)

(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series on former TH sports intern Tyler Dunne who, after stints with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Buffalo News, covering the Packers and Bills, respectively, and Bleacher Report writing NFL stories, now has his own web presence called Go Long. His first book “The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football” debuted yesterday.)

SALAMANCA — After celebrating its seniors Friday night, the Salamanca football team had much more to celebrate later on.

PORTVILLE — Both teams entered with a chance to clinch the top playoff seed and the regular season Section 6 Class D league title.

ALLEGANY — Leading 1-0 at halftime of its playoff opener on Wednesday, the Allegany-Limestone girls soccer team found its scoring touch in the second half.

CLYMER — Try as it might, the Franklinville/Ellicottville football team never found a way to stop Clymer/Sherman/Panama receiver Bryce Hinsdale on Saturday.

EDEN — Blink and you might have missed a big play in the first half of the Salamanca football team’s trip to play Eden/North Collins in a non-league game.