Jesse Stahlman, Zaron Tucker, Jaxon Tarr and Jason McGraw are among the latest group of senior football players, along with two FE Titan lineman, named to the rosters for the Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic. The 50th anniversary game is set for Aug. 5 at Parkway Field. The game, which matches graduated seniors from each side of the Big 30 border, is actually only the 49th time it will be played with No. 47 in 2020 canceled due to Covid.
(WIVB) – Salamanca city schools were given approval Wednesday to continue using their “Warriors” nickname and logo, one month after New York banned public schools from using Native American names and imagery. The school’s logo is a profile view of a Native American man with a feather in his hair and a braid trailing down. It was designed by a Seneca artist and is considered a historically accurate depiction of a Seneca Native American, according to Superintendent Dr. Mark Beehler.
The Salamanca football team made another inarguable step forward in 2022, but that doesn’t make the ending much easier. “I think they have just changed the standard, changed the expectation and I told them in the huddle they know what they just did for us moving forward,” fourth-year Warriors coach Chad Bartoszek said of his seniors. “They know they have set us up for big things to come." Salamanca Press
Jesse Stahlman, Zaron Tucker, Jaxon Tarr and Jason McGraw are among the latest group of senior football players, along with two FE Titan lineman, named to the rosters for the Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic. The 50th anniversary game is set for Aug. 5 at Parkway Field. The game, which matches graduated seniors from each side of the Big 30 border, is actually only the 49th time it will be played with No. 47 in 2020 canceled due to Covid.
(All games 7:00 p.m., unless
indicated. *=nonleague)
Fri. 9/1 vs. FE Titans
Fri. 9/8 @ Chautauqua Lake
Sat. 9/16 vs. Falconer-MG-CV
Fri. 9/22 @ Silver Creek
Fri. 9/29 vs. Fredonia
Sat. 10/7 @ CSP (2:00 pm)
Fri. 10/13 vs. Southwestern
Fri. 10/20 @ Portville-CR-HD
