Cheektowaga, NY

Cats emphatically end Maryvale jinx, dominate Lackawanna in A-2 semis By Steven Dlugosz Times       The third time (in the last three seasons) proved to be the charm Friday for the Depew boys basketball team against archrival Maryvale, breaking a two-year playoff losing skid the Flyers with smothering defense and long-range proficiency. Against Lackawanna in the Class A-2 semifinals, the 'Cats u... More ... Depew offense stopped; L-P wins Super Sunday       Despite throwing everything but the kitchen sink at Lewiston- Porter in the Super Sunday Small Schools Club Hockey championship game, Depew simply couldn't solve a pair of sizzling Lancer goaltenders in a tough loss for the Wildcats. More ... Warriors, Flyers are steamrolled in playoff losses to Pioneer girls       It doesn't appear that any girls basketball team from Western New York is going to be able to knock Pioneer's freight train off its course to a destination in the state championships. Cheektowaga Central and Maryvale were the top-seeded Lady Panthers' early victims in the Section VI Class A-2 play... More ... Thirteen JFK athletes qualify for sectionals       An eye-popping total of 13 John F. Kennedy High School indoor track and field athletes qualified for the Section VI championships after dominant performances at the February 16 Team Championships at Fredonia State College. Team leader and junior Andy Wrazen won the 55-meter high hurdles, tying hi... More ... All-Out Attack      ALL-OUT ATTACK...Depew spent much of Super Sunday's game against Lewiston-Porter buzzing around Lancers' goaltender Lorne Shotwell, but the locals were only able to put one puck in the net in a 3-1 loss. (Times photo) More ... Sectional Champs      SECTIONAL CHAMPS...Cheektowaga Central High School junior wrestlers, from left, Clay Reeb (145-pound weight division), Jared Messina (125) and Mike Kiripolsky (160) captured Section VI weight titles at last weekend's meet at Kenmore West. In the finals of their weight divisions, Reeb defeated Jamest... More ... Cleve Hill modified hoops captures ECIC-IV title       The Cleveland Hill boys modified basketball team recently completed the most successful season in modified school history, finishing 13-1 in Erie County Interscholastic Conference-IV to claim the league championship. During the season, the Eagles swept archrival John F. Kennedy- a team that prev... More ...