Cheektowaga, NY

Klosko celebrating 40 years with Cheektowaga Southside       In 1967, Tom Klosko was a 17-year-old high school graduate who had a vision of getting youth sports rolling in South Cheektowaga. Forty years later, he has accomplished more than he could ever have thought possible. Klosko recently completed his 40th season as commissioner of the Cheektowaga South... More ...      ORANGEMEN ALL THE WAY...The NCAAA Syracuse team won the 6-7-8 grades championship Saturday at Maryvale Middle School. Pictured are, bottom row from left, Rashaad Rogers, Ken Carthon, Aaron Makowski, Ron Petrell and Brandon Perrington. The top row includes Andrej Krajewski, Ty Buczkowski, Reginard Sp... More ... St. Mary's tabs Gilbert as new football coach       as new football coach The St. Mary's of Lancaster varsity high school football program recently announced the hiring of Dennis Gilbert as the third Lancers head coach in the last three years. Gilbert, who has spent much of his life as a player or coach at St. Joe's, is looking to stabilize the Ca... More ... Maryvale Wall of Fame has seven added to list       An annual induction ceremony for the Maryvale Athletics Wall of Fame will take place on Saturday, March 24 at Salvatore's Italian Gardens. This year's inductees include Dr. David Crean (1982 Maryvale graduate), Matt Haberl (1985), Denny Johnson (1957), Leah Mateczun (1994), Michael Valentic (1956) ... More ... All-Times Girls Basketball 2006-07 First and Second Teams       All- Times First Team (Sr. G) Jordan Schrimmel Depew Schrimmel, the Times' 2006-07 girls basketball Player of the Year, had one of the best careers ever by a Depew player, completing an outstanding senior season in which she averaged more than 20 points per game and eclipsed the 1,000-poin... More ... Depew's Schrimmel earns Times' Player of Year honor By Steven Dlugosz Times       As a point guard last season, Depew's Jordan Schrimmel was already an accomplished scorer, dishing "the rock" and leading fast breaks while still finding room to bury long-range shots. After her sister, Taylor, took over at the "one," Jordan became the dominant scorer that Lady Wildcats head coach ... More ...