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3 days ago
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Victor wins fourth straight sectional title, Penfield takes home first in seven years
Class A Final: (1) Penfield 16, (3) Rush-Henrietta 9 Rush-Henrietta was able to keep it close throughout the first quarter, but a Penfield explosion in the second quarter would be too much for the Royal Comets to handle. Avery Fordham and Whitney Reynolds contributed two goals each in the second quarter to help push the Patriots to a 10-3 lead at the half. The two teams tied in the second half, but the early lead would help Penfield win the Class A Sectional title. Kate DeWald led the way with four goals and two assists for Rush-Henrietta. Penfield wins their first sectional title since 2018. They will now head to Clarence for the Class A state qualifier quarterfinals against Orchard Park. That game is scheduled for Saturday at 11:30 a.m. Rush-Henrietta finishes their season 12-6. Class B Finals: (1) Victor 11, (2) Pittsford 9 Julia Bruno scored three goals, including the one to stop a fourth quarter Pittsford comeback. Late in the third quarter, Allie Pisano whipped in a free position shot to give Victor a 10-5 lead. Pittsford rallied with four straight goals to cut the lead to 10-9. Two minutes later, Maia Pronti set up Bruno for the goal that would help the Blue Devils put the game away. With the win, Victor takes home their fourth straight Class B Sectional championship. Victor's Morgan Livingston contributed two goals and two assists. Allie Pisano added two goals of her own. Pronti dished out three assists. Victor will now play Clarence, the Section VI Class B champion. That game will be held in Clarence this Saturday at 2 p.m. Pittsford's season ends at 14-5. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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6 days ago
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Nottingham dealer who mass messaged Ilkeston's addicts jailed
A dealer who was part of a gang supplying drugs from Nottingham to a Derbyshire town has been Porter had been sending out scores of bulk messages to drug users in Ilkeston, in order to sell Class A and B drugs when he came on to the police's radar in raided a number of properties in Wollaton linked to Porter and found drugs, cash, phones, lists of customers, deal bags and weighing scales, as well as designer clothing, knives and an Nottingham Crown Court on Wednesday, the 32-year-old was sentenced to seven years. Porter, of Calderdale in Wollaton, Nottingham, had pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiring to supply Class A drugs, possession with intent to supply cocaine and heroin, and possession of a Class B on his devices showed almost 200 mass messages had been sent to addicts in the his sentencing, PC Jack Shephard said Porter had been "enjoying a lavish lifestyle funded by the sale of drugs" by dealing to "vulnerable people addicted to Class A drugs".
Yahoo
28-05-2025
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Irondequoit advances in OT; Pittsford pulls away late
(5)Irondequoit 6, (4)Hilton 5 F/OT Colin Giudice scored the game winner with 23 seconds left in overtime as the Eagles won a tightly contested Class B quarterfinal Tuesday night at Hilton. Gianluca Auriuso scored with 12 seconds remaining for the Cadets to force overtime. It was the final goal of six total in the fourth quarter which matched the combined goals scored in the other three periods plus overtime. Hilton scored the only two goals in the first quarter. It was the only time either team led by more than one. The Eagles erased that deficit with the first two in the second period, but Braydon Pike netted in the final minute of the half to give Hilton a 3-2 lead at the break. After a scoreless third, Ryan Avery and Kyle Taddeo exchanged goals 15 seconds apart in the first 21 seconds of the fourth quarter. Giudice and Cooper Moore each scored in a 50-second span to put Irondequoit in front before Auriuso equalized. Moore and Giudice each scored twice to lead Irondequoit. Avery had a goal and an assist. Auriuso led all scorers with two goals and a helper. Taddeo added two for the Cadets. Irondequoit moves on to Saturday's semifinals where they will face top-seeded Canandaigua. The Eagles are now 12-6. Hilton finished their year at 12-5. (3)Pittsford 7, (6)Brighton 2 Cole Goetz had a hat trick as Pittsford pulled away in the second half for a Class B quarterfinal win at Sutherland High School. The game was only 1-1 at the halftime as both defense dominated. Logan Serve finished with 14 saves for the Bruins. Eighth grader Bear Wehrheim had 10 for the Panthers. Pittsford started the second half two men up and Goetz got the go-ahead goal just after the penalties expired 14 seconds into the third quarter. Longpole Dane Lewis doubled the lead with just over five minutes left in the period. The Panthers struck twice in the final 35 seconds. Avery Valenti first wired one low. Then, Charlie Ryan found Jahyden Maiorani with only eight seconds left. A 5-1 lead was insurmountable with the two defenses in this game and Pittsford salted the win away in the fourth quarter. Cole's brother Brady assisted on two of his goals. Valenti and Grant Lewis each had a goal and an assist for the Panthers. Miles McGuire and Ben Marangola had the two Brighton goals. Pittsford moves on to face (2)Victor in Saturday's semifinals at Wayne High School. The Panthers improved to 13-3. Brighton had an 11-game win streak snapped and finished at 13-5. The last team to beat the Bruins was also Pittsford. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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20-05-2025
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Thomas needs drama to advance; Finney rolls to semis
(4)Thomas 18, (5)Athena 13 Olivia Zizzo found Olivia Bommelje for a game winning four yard touchdown with 35 seconds left as the Titans rallied for a Class B quarterfinal win in Webster Monday evening. Zizzo connected with Olivia Smith on a long touchdown in the first half that leveled Thomas with Athena at six. Just before the half, Anna Forman put the Trojans back in front with a TD throw to Emily McMichael. The conversion throw gave Athena a 13-6 lead at the break. Thomas scored once in the second half to draw within a point and might have gotten away with a late Zizzo throw for the game winner. She appeared to lose a flag just before her release. The Titans (11-2) have won five in a row and will move on to face top seeded Arcadia in Thursday's semifinals. Athena finishes the year 10-3. (3)Finney 34, (6)Geneva 14 Lucy Broome had a pair of second half interceptions and Allie Frederickson caught a pair of first half TD passes as the Falcons won a Class C quarterfinal in Penfield Monday. Finney led 28-0 at the half before dueling #7's started trading interceptions. Broome got her first to stop a fourth down play and actually followed with a 21 yard catch for Finney. The next Falcons throw was caught by Athena Tumbelekis, who wears number 7 for the Panthers. Geneva did keep possession for long as Broome stepped in front of a throw a couple snaps later and ran it back for a touchdown. Trinity Maxon had a TD rushing and throwing late for the Panthers, but they could not rally. It was the fifth consecutive win for the Falcons, who improved to 11-2-1. Next up is a trip to Hornell for a semifinal date with (2)Canisteo-Greenwood Thursday. Geneva closed their season at 12-6. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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14-05-2025
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Fort Cobb-Broxton tops Calumet for Oklahoma high school baseball Class B title three-peat
SHAWNEE — Eli Willits and his Fort Cobb-Broxton teammates live and breathe baseball. The Mustangs spend countless hours on the field and have essentially been playing together their whole lives. The result has been the development of a powerhouse in Class B baseball. Advertisement 'We come to the field every day ready to work, ready to learn something new,' said Willits, the fourth-ranked prospect in the 2025 MLB Draft, according to 'And to know that our hard work and dedication to the game has paid off, I wouldn't want to do it with anyone else.' Fort Cobb-Broxton wrapped up another season to remember Saturday as the top-ranked Mustangs beat No. 2 Calumet 9-2 in the championship game at Shawnee High School. Fort Cobb-Broxton (26-9) has now won three straight titles and five overall in the spring. The Mustangs also completed a three-peat in the fall, giving them all six titles in spring and fall since 2022. Advertisement Oklahoma high school baseball: Classes A-I, A-II and B state tournament schedule, scores Fort Cobb-Broxton edged Calumet 2-1 in last year's title game, but it was a different story this time. The Mustangs overwhelmed Calumet (18-10). Willits, a senior OU signee, got things rolling in the top of the first inning with a triple off Calumet senior Kyler Thiessen before scoring on a groundout by senior Tanner McAdoo. Fort Cobb-Broxton added two runs in the second frame before pulling away with a five-run fifth inning, while Fort Cobb-Broxton senior Blaine Bellamy dominated on the mound. He pitched all seven innings, allowed just two hits and struck out two, which were the final batters he faced. Advertisement 'I knew I wasn't going to strike a whole lot of them out,' Bellamy said. 'I just trust the guys behind me. I know they're going to make plays.' Bellamy is the nephew of Fort Cobb-Broxton coach Dale Bellamy. Dale was proud of his guys Saturday. 'That's what they work for all year long,' he said. 'From the first one they won to this one, they've got in there and competed and worked their butts off all fall, spring, summer to get where they're at here.' Vote: Who will be Oklahoma high school baseball player of the year? Fort Cobb-Broxton's Breylan York (20) celebrates after Fort Cobb-Broxton beat Calumet during a OSSAA Class B baseball championship game at Shawnee High School in Shawnee, Okla., on Saturday, May 10, 2025. Willits finished 2 for 4 at the plate and drove in one run, while McAdoo went 3 for 5 and had four RBIs. Advertisement Sophomore Kohlton Baker also had three hits and finished 3 for 4. 'It's the best feeling,' Blaine Bellamy said. 'To end it beside some guys that I can call my brothers now, it's just a bond that won't be broken.' Fort Cobb-Broxton has a tight group, and the Mustangs' chemistry is something they value as much as anything. 'It starts at the top with Coach Bellamy,' said Willits, the son of OU associate head coach and former big leaguer Reggie Willits. 'He's a great coach. He's a great leader. So just having him involved in everything, we have team bonding all the time. We make sure to show up to practice ready to learn. He's a great coach, and I wouldn't want to play for anyone else.' Advertisement Nick Sardis covers high school sports for The Oklahoman. Have a story idea for Nick? He can be reached at nsardis@ or on Twitter at @nicksardis. Sign up for The Varsity Club newsletter to access more high school coverage. Support Nick's work and that of other Oklahoman journalists by purchasing a digital subscription today at This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Fort Cobb-Broxton tops Calumet for OSSAA Class B baseball title
