Maren Hodgman and Nolan Steele both had outstanding freshman seasons for Dodge County's varsity hockey teams. Now the pair of young Wildcats will get to test their games at USA Hockey national camps.

Steve Carlson arrived in Johnstown during the 1974-75 North American Hockey League season, alongside his brothers Jack and Jeff. As a 19-year-old rookie, Carlson helped the Johnstown Jets win a ...

The NJ.com baseball staff followed all the action throughout the season, taking note of the top-notch brand of baseball played throughout the state. Now it’s time to honor those who stood out a little ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Plans for a bright new version of hockey were announced Thursday right here in WNY by the creators of “Cosmic Baseball.” “Cosmic Hockey” merges speed, skill, and creativity with ...

Testerman Park will no longer be home to Warren County Little League games, as the program has ended. Loveland and South Lebanon are accepting players for the fall season. Jackie Bauer /WCPO Testerman ...

The Warren County Little League is hanging up its cleats, with this spring marking the final season for a league that has served the community for generations. The league’s board announced recently ...

Leelanau County hired James Dyer in late 2024 to be County Administrator, hoping to bring stability to a dysfunctional workplace. A year and half later, Dyer is the subject of multiple complaints, has ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Two-time Olympic medalist Hayley Scamurra is bringing her medals and skills home to teach girls about what it takes to compete. Scamurra is hosting a hometown hockey clinic at a ...

Another exciting, historic NJSIAA softball season is in the books, and there were plenty of tremendous performances and achievements from a team and individual standpoint. As part of our postseason ...

ALL PLAYERS FIVE YEARS TO COMPLETE FIVE SEASONS. BEFORE HE WAS A COACH, BEN GUITE WAS A RARETY IN COLLEGE HOCKEY. A TRUE 18 YEAR OLD FRESHMAN. NOW THAT IS ALL ON THE VERGE OF CHANGING. 'WE FLIPPED THE ...

Eager to lessen the chaos of the transfer portal era, the NCAA approved a new eligibility model for Division I athletes on Tuesday that will allow five seasons of competition over a five-year period ...