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Press Photo by Bill Peglowski The nine senior cheerleaders recognized Oct. 20 at Senior Night are (from left) Cami Clark, Kaitlyn Hastie, Jada Geiger, Emma Cross, Shelby Weston, Kailyn Farner, Hannah Szalay, Rosalee LeBeau and Gabriella Whipple.
BY BILL PEGLOWSKI
From left, seniors Aurora Stevens, Gao:Wisa:S “Wassy” Stevens, Lani Farley, Jada Geiger and Josalyn Degenfelder are recognized at Senior Night on Oct. 19, hosting Silver Creek.
Gowanda Varisty football seniors recognized Oct. 20 at Senior Night are (from left) Harlee Conklin, Ruben Rivera, Craig Howard, Ben Krajewski, Andrew Barlow, Zach Kraft, Tyler Smith and Fred Roland.
by Frewsburg then fumbled back kick return. A 16-yard pass play put them on the Frewsburg 39 After a Frewsburg three and with just seconds remaining, the out in the second half, Gowanda clock ran out after three incomhad their first drive start on their plete passes. 25. They drove all the way down Harlee Conklin completed the field to score. Rivera carried one of two passes for 26 yards the ball the final four yards for and a touchdown for Gowanda. the touchdown. The conversion He also carried the ball 19 times failed and the score was 20-7 with for 128 yards. Winter Rivera had 6:24 left in the 3rd quarter. After 15 carries for 89 yards, a touchgaining three yards to midfield down, two catches for 21 yards, to open their drive, Frewsburg two tackles and an interception. answered quickly with a wide- Logan Ruff made two catches for open receiver for a touchdown 32 yards and a touchdown. and an extra point for 20-14. — The Gowanda Varsity girls At 5:30 left in the period, volleyball team was at EllicottGowanda started out with a ville on Oct. 17. Gowanda started 9-yard run followed by another out with a 4-0 early lead only to 9-yard run, which ended with a see Ellicottville tie things at four. fumble. It took Frewsburg just From that point, Gowanda slowthree plays to score again. The ly pulled away to take a 25-19 win extra point kick put them back in in game one. From another 4-4 the lead 21-20. tie in game two, Ellicottville outA tight 4th quarter ran score- scored Gowanda 8-1, building a less until there was just a minute 12-5 advantage. Gowanda rallied left on the clock. A 17-yard run back to 13-11 but could get no closincreased the Frewsburg lead er. Ellicottville then outpaced to 27-20. Attempting to put the Gowanda 11-7 for a 25-18 win, tygame out of reach, they went ing the match at one game each. for a 2-point conversion rathGowanda was back in form for er than kick the extra point. game three, riding an 11-4 early Gowanda dropped that runner lead to a 25-21 final victory. Game in the backfield. Two Frewsburg four was close to an 8-8 score earkickoffs went out of bounds to ly before Ellicottville opened a the left forcing re-kicks farther narrow 3-point lead. Gowanda back. Gowanda finally got the tied the game at 16, but couldn’t ball on their 45 after a 15-yard take the lead. Runs of six and
GOWANDA, N.Y. - The to Gowanda. Gowanda Varsity football team played its final regular season game and celebrated Senior Night on Oct. 20, hosting Frewsburg. After winning the coin toss and receiving the opening kickoff, a fumble at the end of a 26-yard kick return gave the ball to Frewsburg on their 43. That drive stalled at the Gowanda 26 where Gowanda got the ball on downs. After gaining only six yards in three plays, Gowanda was forced to punt, returning for a Frewsburg touchdown. After several unsuccessful drives for both teams, Gowanda got a big break with 2:52 left in the first half. Winter Rivera intercepted a Frewsburg pass and returned it for a Gowanda touchdown. The 2-point conversion run was good and Gowanda grabbed the lead 8-7. Gowanda followed that with a successful onside kick, giving them a new drive starting on their own 49. They drove to the 26 with 4th down coming up and time running out. Harlee Conklin connected with Logan Ruff from there for a touchdown, giving Gowanda a 14-7 lead. With 14 seconds left, another Gowanda onside kick was fielded
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three points gave Ellicottville the 25-17 win and tied the match at two games each. In the final game, it was all Ellicottville, starting with a 4-1 lead before growing that to 9-2. Gowanda got as close as 10-5 before Ellicottville nailed down the final five points for a 15-10 win, taking the match 3-2. Leading the Gowanda effort were Holland Browning (19 digs, 14 kills, 2 aces, 2 blocks), Aubrie Heron (6 kills, 3 digs, 2 aces) and Jada Geiger (5 kills and 1 block). The volleyball team returned home for their Senior Night on Oct. 19 for a game with Silver Creek. Seniors Aurora Stevens, Gao:Wisa:S Stevens, Lani Farley, Jada Geiger and Josalyn Degenfelder were honored before the game. After grabbing a quick 4-1 lead, Gowanda slipped back into a 4-4 tie. Things stayed close through a 15-15 tie. From there Silver Creek pulled into a 21-15 lead. Gowanda fought back and tied the game at 23 before Silver Creek scored twice to take a 26-24 win in game one. Gowanda rebounded to take wins in the next three games by scores of 25-16, 25-16 and 25-21. The 3-1 win in the match left the team with an 11-3 record for the regular season, good enough for a bye in the first round in Section 6
Class D and a quarter-final home game. — The Gowanda boys and girls cross country teams were at Falconer with Fredonia/Westfield and Falconer/Cassadaga Valley on Oct. 18. For the boys, Frewsburg finished in first place with a 31 followed by Fredonia/Westfield (47), Gowanda (56) and Falconer/Cassadaga Valley (97). Drew Shull (19:24) took 7th to lead the Gowanda effort. Also in the Top 10 for Gowanda were Jayson Twoguns (8th) and Chase Bolen (10th). For the girls, Fredonia was in first place with 17 with Falconer/Cassadaga Valley behind them with 42. Both Gowanda and Frewsburg had incomplete teams. Gowanda’s Autumn Pupo finished in 2nd and Kailyn Farner took 8th. On Oct.21, the cross country teams were at Evangola State Park for the Sunset Stampede. The Gowanda boys finished 2nd (45) in Division 2 behind Southwestern (35). Among 10 schools, Silver Creek came in 6th. Figuring in the Gowanda scoring were Chase Bolen (10th, 6:09.5), Drew Shull (12th, 6:24.7), Jayson Twoguns (13th, 6:16.8), Dustin Mohawk (14th, 6:17.4) and Mason Wilson (16th, 6:21.7). Top finisher for Silver Creek was Aidan
Jamison (23rd, 6:33.0). On the girls’ side in Division 2, Allegany-Limestone was first with 26 while Gowanda was 5th with 127. Top Gowanda girls were Autumn Pupo (7th, 7:09.8) and Calie Hudson (18th, 7:36.7). While Silver Creek had an incomplete team, their top girls were Emily Bowers (8th, 7:10.2) and Amber Lockwood (17th, 7:36.2). — The Pine Valley/Gowanda soccer teams both had preliminary Section 6 games. On Oct. 20, the No. 8 Pine Valley/Gowanda boys took an 8-1 loss at No. 1 Holland/Franklinville/WestValley. Early in the first half, Darwin Westlund scored to tie the game at one at that point. An assist was credited to Matthew Hostetter. The No. 9 girls’ team was at No. 8 Cattaraugus-Little Valley on Oct. 19, taking a 3-0 loss.
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continued from pg 1 — The Gowanda trap team remained in first place for Week 4 posting their best weekly score (614.50) of the season. This moved their four-week total to 2,286.5. Second place Gouverneur High School is significantly behind with a total of 2,106.5.
SCOREBOARD Football Thursday, Oct. 20 -Frewsburg 27, Gowanda 20 Friday, Oct. 21 -Salamanca 40, Silver Creek 0 -Lackawanna 44, Springville 14 Girls Volleyball
Monday, Oct. 17 -Ellicottville 3, Gowanda 2 -Silver Creek 3, Cattaraugus 0 Tuesday, Oct. 18 -Springville 3, East Aurora 0 Wednesday, Oct. 19 -Gowanda 3, Silver Creek 1 Friday, Oct. 21 -Westfield 3, Silver Creek 1 Cross Country Tuesday, Oct. 18 – Gowanda at Falconer -Boys: 1st, Frewsburg, 31; 2nd, Fredonia/Westfield, 47; 3rd, Gowanda, 56; 4th, Falconer/Cas-
sadaga Valley, 97 -Girls: 1st, Fredonia/Westfield, 17; 2nd, Falconer/Cassadaga Valley, 42 Friday, Oct. 21 – Gowanda at Sunset Stampede -Boys: 1st, Southwestern, 35; 2nd, Gowanda, 45; 6th, Silver Creek, 170; 10th, Cleveland Hill, 233. -Girls: 1st, Allegany-Limestone, 26; 5th, Gowanda, 127; 6th, Fredonia, 146. Boys Soccer Tuesday, Oct. 18 -Roy-Hart. 9, Silver Creek 0 -Springville 5, Fredonia 2 Thursday, Oct. 20 -Holland 8, Pine Valley 1 Girls Soccer Wednesday, Oct. 19
-Cattaraugus 3, Pine Valley 0 -Fredonia 6, Silver Creek 0 -Springville 1, Newfane 0 Friday, Oct. 21 -Fredonia 3, Springville 0
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