Check out the sights & sounds of CHS Football’s 14th straight rivalry win as the Crusaders won at St. Joe’s, 30-16, before several thousand fans in Kenmore.  Elijah Kimble ‘27 scored three touchdowns and ran for 293 yards on 24 carries to move into second place on Western New York’s all-time rushing list while the CHS and its defense dominated in the second half.  Next up: Canisius (2-2, 1-0 Monsignor Martin Athletic Association) will host St. Francis (4-0, 1-0) in the Crusaders’ home opener at 2 p.m. Saturday on Koessler Field at the Robert J. Stransky Memorial Athletic Complex.  It is a rematch of last year’s MMAA final and a showdown of the top two teams in every ranking of WNY teams. It will air on WNYO MyTV Buffalo. Tickets will be available at the CHS reception office during the week.    Students and families interested in CHS Football and the excellence only found in a Jesuit education at Canisius – ranked by Buffalo Business First as the Buffalo area’s “Best Catholi...