Lockport Union-Sun & Journal Online

BOYS LACROSSE: Lions show their might
After suffering through a number of lopsided defeats themselves the last couple years, Lockport showcased its improvement Saturday to the Lakemen, a first-year Section VI program, in the form of a 16-0 non-league shutout.
COLLEGE ROUNDUP (May 10): NCCC baseball playing for regional title
HS ROUNDUP (May 10): Lady Spartans win own track meet
COLLEGE SOFTBALL: NU bounced from MAACs
The Niagara University softball team saw its season conclude in horrible fashion, as it was hammered, 6-0, by Marist and was eliminated from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Tournament on Saturday.
BILLS: Team hopes for a Fine find
Kansas tight end has a chance to earn plenty of playing time at tight end.
KEN RUGGIERO: Decent clubs make a decent game
Today, I’ll advise on the topic of golf club purchase and give out a tip that is sure to improve your abilities on the course. Let’s get started.
BOYS LACROSSE: Falcons fly by Lumberjacks
Kyle Henry leads Niagara-Wheatfield with five goals in big win.
LACROSSE: Bandits meet Titans in East Division final
The Bandits face the New York Titans tonight at 7:30 p.m. at HSBC Arena, in a game they’ve been to three times in the last four years. Though the game is nothing new to Buffalo, the team they will play is new to the neighborhood.
HS SOFTBALL: Niagara Catholic remains winless
“We’re struggling with pitching right now,” NC coach Krys Bondarenko said. “Walks and hit batsmen have been a concern all year long. You have a couple walks to put people in scoring position and then they get a hit to bring them in.”
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: DeBacco takes top honors at NCCC
Niagara County Community College awarded more than a dozen local athletes at Thursday’s annual awards banquet.
The biggest trophy was handed out to Niagara Falls’ Dale DeBacco, who just about majored in collecting fine mantle pieces during his two-year run with the Trailblazers.
BASKETBALL: ABA heading back to Buffalo
Niagara Falls native Rich Jacob, who served as coach and general manager of the previous ABA teams and will return in the same capacity with the Sharks, vows this time things will be done right.
HS LACROSSE: Rossi is a triple threat for St. Joe's
North Tonawanda resident Jon Rossi is a three-sport star for the Marauders.
HS ROUNDUP (May 10): Lancers pull out squeaker over NT
GIRLS LACROSSE: Minner’s a WINNER
If you like all-time records, imagine setting a new one every girls varsity lacrosse game you compete in.
GIRLS LACROSSE: Red Raiders throw Stone at Lady Lions
Kristin Stone saved her best for last Friday, netting the game-winning and insurance goal — two of four tallies on the day — in Clarence’s 12-10 victory over Lockport, topping girls high school lacrosse action.
HS ROUNDUP (May 8): Grand Island scores rare softball win over Kenmore West
Kenmore West boys tennis team stays hot; Niagara Falls and Lewiston-Porter score Niagara Frontier League softball wins.
HS SOFTBALL: Falcons fly by Kenmore East
Kaylee Lekki leads Niagara-Wheatfield, pitching a complete game.
HS BASEBALL: Niagara Catholic scores big win over O'Hara
Hawks can’t sweep season series, losing 13-3 at Sal Maglie Stadium.
SABRES: Retired Buffalo enforcer, Ray, sues NHLPA again
Ray seeks $2 million in punitive damages and back pay in a suit filed in State Supreme Court in Buffalo in January. The lawsuit first became public Thursday in a report published in The Toronto Star.

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