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2016 Season
9/2 vs. Falconer / CV (0-3 L)
9/9 vs. University Prep (8-42 L)
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9/13 vs. Chautauqua Lake (12-23 L)
9/23 @ Southwestern (6-63 L)
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9/30 vs. Allegany-Limestone (14-41 L)
10/7 @ Gowanda-Pine Valley (19-46 L)
10/14 @ Olean (7-54 L)
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10/22 @ Eden (26-14 W)
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10/27 @ Falconer /CV (6-28 L)
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SHS brings back experienced group after 2015 struggles
Inexperience showed across the board for Salamanca football in 2015.
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The Warriors returned just four lettermen (one who missed the season after a collarbone injury before Week 1) and even considered a merger given their poor numbers. Instead they gutted out their 100th season under a new coach, Paul Haley, and a roster of many players Haley admits would have been better served playing junior varsity.
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Salamanca Press
Falconer/CV edges Salamanca, 3-0, on last-minute kick
It wasn’t pretty, but it easily could have been Salamanca’s first win on the gridiron since Week 5 of 2014.
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The Warriors played Cassadaga Valley/Falconer to a scoreless tie for all but the last 1:04 Friday night at Veterans Park. That’s when a ball off the foot of Golden Cougars sophomore kicker Robbie Penhollow sailed through the uprights for a 26-yard field goal, the only score in a 3-0 Section 6 Class C South season-opening game Friday.
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Salamanca Press
Turnovers cost Warriors a chance at first win
Salamanca’s football team finally started moving its offense, but couldn’t hold on to the ball enough to claim its first win in nearly two seasons.
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Coach Paul Haley’s Warriors outgained Chautauqua Lake with 234 yards to 184, but lost the turnover battle five (four lost fumbles, one interception) to two (both fumbles). As a result, the Thunderbirds escaped Veterans Park with their first win, 23-12, and dropped the Warriors to 0-3 Friday.
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Salamanca Press
Warriors end losing streak with consolation win at Eden
The streak is over.
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After two seasons, Salamanca got its first win on the varsity football field since 2014 on Saturday, beating Eden/North Collins (2-6) in the Chuck Funke Classic consolation bowl semifinal.
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The 26-14 win gave coach Paul Haley his first victory and ended Section 6’s longest multi-year losing streak at 18 games.
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Salamanca Press
CV/Falconer tops Salamanca in consolation final
In one drive in the second quarter, Salamanca more than quadrupled its total offense from the first time it played Cassadaga Valley/Falconer.
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The Warriors’ football team drove 98 yards to take a 6-0 lead on the Golden Cougars with Xander Edstrom’s 5-yard run, a score it took into halftime on a cool, rainy Thursday night at Pioneer Central School.
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The Golden Cougars took the season opener, 3-0, at Salamanca’s Veterans’ Park on a fourth-quarter field goal. But as much as the Warriors may have improved a slew of four turnovers and an crucial injury spoiled any chance of Salamanca (1-8) ending its season on a win. CV/Falconer (3-6) walked away with a 28-6 win in the Section 6 Class C Chuck Funke Memorial Classic Bowl consolation finals.
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Salamanca Press
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