The Falcons beat Iroquois, West Seneca East, Niagara Falls and Cheektowaga on their way to the title as Ricky Schweickhard (96 pounds), Angelo Malvestuto (171), Chris Wiseman (189) and James Donner (285) all went undefeated. Wiseman surprised Ken Hamilton of Niagara Falls, 8-7.
Cheektowaga’s Clay Reeb won all four of his matches at 160 pounds to set a school record of 170 career victories. Teammate Jared Messina won his first match to collect the 100th pin in his career.
Kearney fights off short-handed Lackawanna: Bishop Kearney, ranked No. 1 in Class B boys basketball, fought off Lackawanna for a 59-58 victory.
The Steelers -- playing without starters Dwayne Bennett, Capone Smith and Jerrold Williams -- entered the fourth quarter down by 54-41 and had two shots to win in the closing moments.
James Taylor scored 20 to lead Kearney. The Kings play at unbeaten Avon, ranked No. 1 in Class C, on Wednesday.
Knock off the nonsense: Kevin Gleason had a good read this morning in The Times Herald-Record regarding oafish fan behavior. He cited a couple of examples of fans crossing the line but also pointed out some aggressive steps to reel things in a bit.
At Kingston, students sign "contracts" saying they will cheer in a positive manner. Infractions cost the guilty party his pep club shirt, and yellow cards are given to fans acting up at games as a warning.
