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oleantimesherald.com | Sam Wilson
Against the backdrop of the home of the world’s most famous baseball team, Dennie Miles made New York history Monday afternoon. Miles, a longtime Section 5 baseball coach — spending the majority of his 48 years at Wellsville — earned victory No. 807, this one in a Genesee Valley/Belfast uniform. That number gives him more victories as a high school coach than anyone in state history, breaking the career total of retired Fort Plain coach Craig Phillips.
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salamancapress.com | Sam Wilson
The Warriors will have a big non-league test to kick off 2025 as the Class B Olean Huskies welcome Salamanca, a state finalist in Class C last November, to Bradner Stadium on Friday, Sept. 5. Meanwhile, Allegany-Limestone’s return to 11-man football will start with a familiar sight to the Gators. A-L kicks off the 2025 high school football team with a trip to Portville to resume the long-running Rocking Chair Rivalry Friday night, Sept.
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oleantimesherald.com | Sam Wilson
After 28 years as wrestling varsity head coach at Randolph Central School, the wins and losses still matter to Todd Conley. But so do the moments the public doesn’t see on the mat, sometimes many years later. Conley said “relationships with my team” are a big reason why he continues to coach, year after year. “A lot of it for me is about wrestling and helping them achieve their goals and push them to achieve their goals. But it’s also helping them learn about life,” Conley said.
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1 month ago |
oleantimesherald.com | Sam Wilson
After 28 years as wrestling varsity head coach at Randolph Central School, the wins and losses still matter to Todd Conley. But so do the moments the public doesn’t see on the mat, sometimes many years later. Conley said “relationships with my team” are a big reason why he continues to coach, year after year. “A lot of it for me is about wrestling and helping them achieve their goals and push them to achieve their goals. But it’s also helping them learn about life,” Conley said.
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oleantimesherald.com | Sam Wilson
Once again, it’s a Bolivar-Richburg sweep. The Wolverines claimed the top two individual prizes in the annual Big 30 Wrestling All-Star awards: Tavyn MacDonell went back-to-back as Male Wrestler of the Year and Teegan Sibble repeated as Female Wrestler of the Year. For the history-making Sibble, it was her fourth consecutive Big 30 prize.
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