FC Buffalo Women begin season with 6-0 win

Marcy Barberic’s return to FC Buffalo was three goals to the good as the hat trick hero helped lead a 6-0 win over Flower City 1872 in Rochester on Saturday. Carissima Cutrona had a goal and an assist in the win, which helps Nikki Bartholomew’s side start their defense of the East Division with a […]

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