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*NOTE: All games and times are subject to change. Check back for updates. This schedule contains league games only. Non-league matchups/times will be announced as they become available. MONDAY, NOV. 27 6:00 PM: Timon vs. St. Joe’s (HarborCenter) 6:00 PM: Niagara Falls vs. Lockport (Hyde Park) 8:00 PM: Frontier vs. Williamsville North (HarborCenter) 8:00 PM: St. Mary’s vs. North …
Mark Mobus was at the helm when Amherst won its last Section VI Championship in 2010. It was not only the first Section Championship in school history, but the Tigers’ 12-10-2 record that year was the first winning record in program history as well. And now, he’s back. Mobus left Amherst after the 2012-13 season for the Buffalo Jr. Sabres …
Hamburg finished the season as the No. 5 seed for small school playoffs, but a win over Amherst in the prequarterfinals has the Bulldogs’ confidence high as they go into Sunday’s game against North Tonawanda. The high-scoring win allowed Hamburg coach John McFall to give more players ice time, including junior goaltender Jared Lux. “I liked that I was able …
Ryan Mooney had patiently waited for this moment since last season. He came close several times this season, and finally, in Kenmore West’s last game of the regular season on Saturday, Mooney made 13 saves to earn his first varsity shutout in a 3-0 win over Amherst. “It’s big for him,” Kenmore West coach Rob Roszak said. “He really was …
Frustrating would be an understatement to describe Lockport’s season. After winning their non-league home opener over Gates-Chili, the Lions were, as coach Rick Eberhart put it, “decimated” by injuries. They limped into Thursday’s regular season finale against Amherst with 14 skaters on the roster, and not all of them played. Just two lines and three defensemen saw the ice for …
Amherst has just one win this season, but the Tigers are still a tough team that might be better than its record shows, and North Tonawanda was well aware of that on Monday night. After a 5-3 win in the first week of the season, North Tonawanda was once again victorious on Monday night with another two-goal win, this time …
West Seneca East coach Phil Prynn described sophomore twin brothers Danny and Damond Flynn as “good little hockey players” at the beginning of the season. What he didn’t expect was for Danny, the forward, to lead the team in points and have two hat tricks to his name 12 games into the season. “It’s been more than I expected,” Prynn …
Williamsville South treated Thursday’s game the same as any other, regardless of its opponent’s record that included just one win. The Billies wanted to bring their full effort, and the result was a 9-1 win over Amherst in which Alex Fix recorded his first career hat trick, Cam Osalkowski and Brendan DesRosiers each scored twice, and captain Jeff Browne had …
St. Francis handed Timon its first loss of the season on Sunday evening, and less than 24 hours later, the Red Raiders were back at it with a game against Amherst, once again at the HarborCenter in downtown Buffalo. Even after the 10-0 win over Amherst Monday night, Sunday’s 2-1 win over Timon was still fresh in the players’ minds. …
Amherst finished with a record of 4-11-0-1 last season, but coach James Ryan saw it as an improvement over the team’s last place finish the year before, Ryan’s first with the team. Ryan and his coaching staff are now entering their third season with Amherst, and they’re slowly starting to see changes for the better. “We knew obviously that it …