West Seneca West Senior High School

This is by Eric Kepler.

The West Seneca Central School District hosted its annual Dig for a Cure volleyball fundraiser on Friday at The Rock, featuring a matchup between West Seneca East and West Seneca West boys and girls varsity and JV volleyball teams.

This year's event raised a record $5,457, which exceeded last year's total by more than $1,000.

I think it's a great way for the West Seneca volleyball community to come together, said volunteer Mary Lou Hutton.

When I talk to the politicians and the people with the county and with, you know, like the town of West Seneca, that's a big one.

Kaz Crick, right behind West Seneca West High School, used to flood constantly.

They've done a lot of work there to prevent flooding.

But ultimately, if we're not breaking that ice and freeing those, you know, the ice jams, they're flood.

In Class A, Section 1 Summers-North Salmon and Section 8 Garden City are co-No. 1s.

In Western New York, Orchard Park is No. 9, Grand Island is No. 18, West Seneca West is No. 21, and Starpoint is No. 25, while Clarence, Williamsville East, and Williamsville North are honorable mentions.

Section 5 Monroe and Section 11 Sayreville are co-No. 1s in Class B.

Locally, OC Rivals is No. 13, West Seneca East is No. 11, Williamsville South is No. 24, and McKinley is No. 25, while Depew Iroquois, Maryvale Pioneer, and St. Mary's are honorable mentions.

Iona Prep of the Catholic High School Athletic Association is number 1.

In Class A, Orchard Park is number 12, West Seneca West is number 17, and Grand Island is number 29.

While Clarence, Hamburg, Starpoint, Williamsville East, and Williamsville North are honorable mention choices, Garden City of Class 8 is the top-ranked team.

In Class B, McKinley is number five, West Seneca East is number 13, and OC Rivals is number 25. while Depew-Iroquois, Maryville, Pioneer, St. Mary's, and Williamsville South are all honorable mention selections.