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Sweet Home hasn’t started its season the way many expected, and Thursday night’s game didn’t start out as strong as the Panthers would have liked, either. Fortunately for the Panthers, they played stronger at the end of Thursday’s game. Junior defenseman Pat Derisley had three points and freshman Ryan Corrigan scored his first Fed goal as Sweet Home defeated North …
Last year, Sweet Home was a young team but boasted of experience with a group of sophomores and juniors that had already played a year or two of varsity hockey. The Panthers doubled their win total from six to 12 (8-7-1-0 in league play last season). The season ended with a disappointing loss to Williamsville South in prequarterfinals, but the …
The Division 4 race came right down to the last day of the season with second place and playoff seeding on the line for Lew-Port and Sweet Home. The Panthers won the earlier season match up, but on Sunday, the Lancers wanted to make their last game count. Through the first two periods, the game was as close as the …
When Niagara Falls scored three goals in a minute and 19 seconds in the first period against defensively strong Sweet Home, some thought the game might be over. But Sweet Home came back to tie it. When Niagara Falls led 5-3 with three minutes and 15 seconds left in regulation, again it looked as though the game might be over. …
Eleven different Williamsville South players made their way onto the score sheet with either a goal or an assist — or both — as the Billies won 7-4 over Sweet Home on Saturday afternoon. Two South players, Jake Fuzak and Michael Suchyna, contributed more than usual and maybe more than either of them expected. Suchyna had a goal and an …
They’re young, but don’t let that fool you. The 10 sophomores starting for Sweet Home this season already have a year of varsity experience under their belts. Two years ago, the Panthers had 12 seniors on the roster. Last season, they had just three, and a fresh crop of freshmen was forced to step up and adjust to the varsity …