Often, high school athletes focus their time and energy on more than just one sport. For many hockey players in the Fed, hockey is something they do when it isn’t football season, soccer season, lacrosse season, or baseball season. Williamsville South’s Mason Cool is passionate about hockey, but his other passion isn’t sports at all. Cool has been playing trombone …
Must win: Will South defeats WSW in quarterfinals
After Friday night’s win over Sweet Home, Williamsville South had West Seneca West to look forward to in Sunday’s quarterfinals. A late season WSW win over South gave the Indians the division win, and Sunday was the Billies’ chance at redemption. If anything, the two regular season losses gave the Billies confidence that Sunday would work out in their favor. …
Williamsville South continues its high-scoring ways in win over Niagara Falls
Williamsville South’s fifth-to-last game of the season came Saturday afternoon against Niagara Falls, the only team the Billies had already faced once this season. The first meeting resulted in a 8-1 Williamsville South win in what was a physical game. On Saturday, the Billies expected a similar game. “We knew it was gonna be a physical game,” Williamsville South head …
Fuzak’s two goals help Williamsville South bounce back
After a loss yesterday to North Tonawanda, Williamsville South had the chance for a quick turnaround Sunday afternoon against St. Francis. And aided by two goals from Jake Fuzak, the Billies downed the Red Raiders 4-0. Michael Woods had the shutout in goal. “It felt pretty good, especially coming off the loss from yesterday,” Mason Cool said. “We really tried …