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March 13: Hartley wins Gatorade honor again

March 8: No. 1 Half Hollow Hills West forfeits regular-season win

March 7: Kangaroos' Lovelace makes PSAL coaching history

March 7: New Hartford goes 3 OTs to beat Webster Thomas in hockey

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Williamsville South's Joe Licata shattered the Section 6 record for passing yardage in a game, rolling up 492 yards in a 62-32 victory against Williamsville North. The 6-foot-2 junior broke the 1980 mark of 455 yards by Cheektowaga's Jerry Hickson. The state record is a 543-yard effort by Greg Paulus of Syracuse CBA vs. Auburn in 2003. Licata fiished 26-for-37 with seven touchdowns. [see video]

The folks at New Balance latched onto a winner in the spring of 2009. Selecting from a number of contest entries, they chose to follow the Cananandaigua boys throughout the season and produce a series of nicely crafted weekly "webisodes."
Anyone would have figured the Braves would contend in Section 5 and perhaps even win a state championship, but the producers hit the jackpot as Canandaigua rattled off 20 straight wins to close the season and win the NYSPHSAA Class B crown. [see videos at SeasonInTheBalance.com] [see more topics]

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Flawed logic and misperceptions about the recruiting process

Summer football camp paid off for Monroe-Woodbury defensive back

Ohio school partners with recruiting service

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Should athletes think twice about signing Letter of Intent?


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