Thursday Roundup: Lady Lions, behind dominant performance from Cowburn, win extra-inning battle at B-R; Gordon blasts three homers in GV’s win at Hinsdale

RICHBURG — It was a day that marked the renewal of one of Allegany County’s more prominent rivalries from within the softball scene — Wellsville and Bolivar-Richburg. If there was evidence of that, their first clash in two years was a starting point. One inning after another, zeroes were traded between the foes.

To the point where not one, but two extra sessions were needed to complete the game. It would boil down to a matter of who would strike first in the ninth inning. In that inning, the Lady Lions took the opportunity to finally break the ice, using baserunning to their advantage to score both of their runs in the top half to take the lead. Despite the Lady Wolverines and their attempt to climb on board, Wellsville would hold them off in the end, taking the 2-1 decision in nine innings.

The day was highlighted with each team registering four hits in the entirety of the game, with Wellsville’s Mackenzie Cowburn and Bolivar-Richburg’s Jessica Majot wheeling and dealing in the circle. It was eventually a battle that Cowburn found her way out on top of, scoring another performance of sheer dominance, handing out 14 chairs to go with one walk in her four-hit victory for the Lady Lions (2-0) over the road.

“It was a well-played game by both teams,” said Lady Wolverines coach Brooke Lovell. “Jess Majot and Mackenzie Cowburn pitched great for both teams in the circle. You don’t really see a game like this too often, especially when it’s right at the beginning of the season. I think it makes both programs excited for what’s to come.”

As for their offensive efforts, the Lady Lions scored both runs in the top half of the ninth inning using their heads-up baserunning abilities to break the game open. In the bottom half, the Lady Wolverines (1-1) did not go down without a fight however, as Majot provided a presence at the plate to go with her defensive outing in the circle, accounting for the team’s lone run off a sacrifice fly to center.

But the game would end two batters later on a pop-out to third base, and then one last strikeout from the arm of Cowburn, preserving the win for Wellsville.

Leading the bats for the Lady Lions was Maddie Spicer, who recorded a double and scored one of the team’s two runs. Cowburn, Matti Burke and Emma Dunaway each added a hit. On the other side, Majot struck out three and walked one in her four-hit performance for Bolivar-Richburg, whilst adding two of the team’s four hits at the plate. McKinlee and Madigan Harris each had a single to round off the offense for the hosts in gray and red, who will have a quick turnaround back over the road tonight, if weather permits, facing Friendship at 5 p.m.

As for the Lady Lions, momentum was gained for their next road trip bright and early Saturday morning, as they visit Arkport/Canaseraga for two games, beginning at 10 a.m.

Wellsville 000 000 002 – 2 4 0

Bolivar-Richburg 000 000 001 – 1 4 3

WLSV – Mackenzie Cowburn (WP) (CG, 14K, BB), and Matti Burke.

B-R – Jessica Majot (LP) (CG, 3K, BB), and Madigan Harris.

Friendship 6, Belfast 4

BELFAST — Although the scoreboard for much of the evening indicated a close affair between the Lady Golden Eagles and Lady Bulldogs, the night would belong to Friendship’s Nevaeh Ross, Thursday night. Not only did the young phenom provide a dominant showing from within the circle, but she also provided a stinging blow to Belfast in the top of the seventh.

With a 5-4 lead in hand, Ross came through for the Lady Golden Eagles with her bat, as she slugged a massive solo home run to extend the team’s lead from one to a pair, ultimately securing their narrow lead for good, as they went on to pick up their first triumph of the shortened season by a 6-4 count over the Lady Bulldogs.

“I’ll give credit where credit is due, Nevaeh pitched lights out for Friendship. Emma (Sullivan) did her job as well and they both pitched fantastic games, but Nevaeh is the best pitcher in the County, and she proved that tonight,” said Lady Bulldogs coach Mark Sullivan. “We have to learn from our crucial mistakes, and the errors hurt us tonight. I give my girls credit, they dug back by getting that one run back, and they did it for four straight innings. For this early in the season, it felt like a Sectional game.”

To go with Friendship’s (1-0) momentous home run, Ross paired it alongside the County’s second no-hit performance of the season, as she held Belfast at bay behind a dominant 18-strikeout outing to put a bow on a bright season debut.

The second no-hitter comes days after the County saw its first come from Friendship’s opposition — Belfast’s Emma Sullivan, who in return, twirled a nine-strikeout effort to lead the Lady Bulldogs (1-1). Five of the six runs the Lady Golden Eagles runs were scored unearned. Helping further the cause on offense for Friendship, was Caitlin Stewart, who went 2-for-4.

Friendship will have a quick turnaround tonight, if the weather permits, as they return home to host Bolivar-Richburg in a 5 p.m. first pitch. As for Belfast, they stay home for another 7 p.m. battle under the lights against Genesee Valley, Saturday night.

Friendship 120 020 1 – 6 7 3

Belfast 001 111 0 – 4 0 4

FRI – Nevaeh Ross (WP) (CG, 18K, 6BB), and Caitlin Stewart.

BEL – Emma Sullivan (LP) (CG, 9K, 4BB), and Harley Proctor.

Fillmore 12, Cuba-Rushford 3

FILLMORE — The Lady Eagles of Fillmore did not shy away from starting their Thursday night battle with Cuba-Rushford off strong out of the gates, as they scored 11 of their 12 runs right in the first three innings of play, building a lead they never looked back from to successfully rebound from their season-opening loss to Bolivar-Richburg earlier this week with a 12-3 home win over the Lady Rebels.

“Kirstin (Frazier) pitched well for us tonight with those nine strikeouts she had, and she gave up only one hit,” Lady Eagles coach Jon Beardsley said. “Our defense committed way too many errors, so we will need to spend time cleaning that up in the days before our next game, next week. But it was a unique flow of a game tonight, and we are glad to get our first win.”

Frazier twirled a one-hit gem for the Lady Eagles (1-1) inside the circle, striking out nine Lady Rebels and walking five in her complete game effort. On offense, the hosts gathered just four hits with Torann Wolfer leading the way with two of them, scoring four times in the process. For Cuba-Rushford (0-3), Sydney Howard struck out five and walked two in relief, while Lillian Forward contributed the team’s lone hit on a single.

Both teams will have the Andover Lady Panthers up next on their schedule, with Cuba-Rushford getting first crack back home bright and early Saturday morning, hosting a 10 a.m. first pitch. Fillmore will take an extended break away before returning to action over the road in Andover, Wednesday night at 6 p.m.

Cuba-Rushford 002 001 0 – 3 1 2

Fillmore 551 010 X – 12 4 6

C-R – Laney Murphy (LP) (K, 11BB), Sydney Howard (4) (5K, 2BB), and Tara Duvall.

FIL – Kirstin Frazier (WP) (CG, 9K, 5BB), and Kada Frazier.

BASEBALL

Wellsville 5, Bolivar-Richburg 4

WELLSVILLE — While both softball teams did battle until the very end over in Richburg, in Wellsville, it was more of the same between the Wolverines and Lions on Thursday.

Wellsville was holding a one-run lead when Bolivar-Richburg threatened to tie with the deadlocking runner 90 feet from reaching home. Down to their final out, the Lions bent but didn’t break, keeping the runner stranded to be awarded the 5-4 edge.

“We had a great practice yesterday with some great batting practice and some simple conversations. We were destined to break out, and even though we had five hits, we hit the balls on the screws,” Lions coach Marc Agnello said. “They didn’t find the holes, and that’s baseball. We have to do some work on defense, but we’ll be okay. We seemed like we had a five-run lead and relaxed a little bit. I called for time to tell them to stop the bleeding after the errors and walks, and they did with keeping that tying run on to end the game.”

Both teams combined to record seven total hits, with Wellsville (1-1) taking the 5-2 advantage. The Lions scored all five of their runs right from the get-go in the first three innings, netting a 5-1 lead. That comes behind a massive outing put on by Logan Dunbar.

Dunbar held the Wolverines still for the majority of the contest, riding along the groove he created with 10 strikeouts and just one walk to pick up the victory for the hosts in orange and black.

“Logan pitched absolutely great, and we’ve been waiting for that to happen,” Agnello said. “He spotted the ball where he wanted it, and he took command of it. There’s no sense of extending him after that awesome performance. It’s a long season in a short amount of time, so we want to get the most we can out of him.”

Alex Ordiway came on in the sixth inning to help preserve the win with four strikeouts, and two walks for the Lions. On offense, Cody Costello had the leading bat, going 2-for-2 with a double. Liam McKinley, Jere Havens and Cooper Brockway added a hit each.

On the other side, Trey Buchholz struck out four and walked three in his relief appearance. He, along with Logan Bess, recorded both the team’s hits off singles. Bolivar-Richburg would use their baserunning to their advantage to mount a late comeback in the top of the seventh, scoring three key runs to cut their deficit.

But Wellsville would manage to keep the game-tying runner aboard third base to seal the victory, their first of the season.

The Lions will look to keep the momentum rolling into Saturday morning, as they host a 10 a.m. twinbill with Arkport/Canaseraga, beginning with their 7-7 suspended game from April 30 before beginning a new seven-inning contest following the conclusion.

As for Bolivar-Richburg, their quick turnaround takes effect back home tonight with Friendship/Scio coming to town for a 5 p.m. visit.

Bolivar-Richburg 001 000 3 – 4 2 0

Wellsville 212 000 X – 5 5 6

B-R – Wyatt Karnuth (LP) (4BB), Trey Buchholz (2) (4K, 3BB), and Brayden Ellis.

WLSV – Logan Dunbar (WP) (10K, BB), Alex Ordiway (6) (4K, 2BB), and Alex Green.

Genesee Valley 17, Hinsdale 5

HINSDALE — No one had a bigger day providing a massive explosion on offense than Genesee Valley’s Riley Gordon on Thursday.

Just how big of an explosion? — Try three home runs worth, as the Jaguars senior unleashed a full offensive detonation with an immaculate 5-for-5 outing at the plate, garnering six total RBI and four runs scored to go with his mammoth trifecta that propelled Genesee Valley toward a 17-5 win in Hinsdale.

After the Bobcats kicked the tires on a 4-0 lead after the first two innings of play, Genesee Valley (1-1) began to settle in on offense, scoring all 17 of their runs across the next four frames, including an eight-run third inning highlighted by Gordon’s offensive slugfest.

Four other Jaguars recorded at least a pair of hits each, with Joe Ward going 4-for-4 with two doubles, three RBI and three runs scored. Trent Scott, Thai Norasethaporn and Nate Slawson each recorded a pair of hits, with Scott driving in three runs along the way.

On the hill, Christian Tuttle earned the win through three innings, fanning seven Bobcats and walking two. On the other side, the Bobcats were led by Zach Byrne and Tucker Schwartz, who had two hits each. Ethan Cashimere struck out five and walked three in his four-inning start on the rubber.

Genesee Valley will return home to welcome in the Belfast Bulldogs for a 1 p.m. first pitch, Saturday afternoon. Hinsdale will hit the road and visit the Fillmore Eagles in a 5 p.m. contest on Monday.

Genesee Valley 008 315 0 – 17 16 4

Hinsdale 3 1 1 000 0 – 5 8 5

GV – Christian Tuttle (WP) (7K, 2BB), Ethan Bigelow (4) (6K), and Thai Norasethaporn.

HIN – Ethan Cashimere (LP) (5K, 3BB), Owen Heaney (5) (K), Sam Cashimere (6) (2BB), Xavier Pascucci (7) (3K, BB), and Zach Byrne.

Fillmore 12, Cuba-Rushford 2

CUBA — Zach Sisson and Aaron Buck found themselves three outs away from a combined no-hit performance for the Eagles of Fillmore over the road, Thursday night. Even though it was spoiled, the two hurlers still managed to come together for a one-hitter to lead the Eagles toward a 12-2 rolling of the Rebels to earn their first win.

Sisson picked up the win in his four-inning tenure for the Eagles (1-1), striking out 11 and walking three while Buck added four strikeouts of his own to hold Cuba-Rushford at bay. Fillmore recorded just six hits at the plate, with a pair of Eagles recording at least a pair.

Brent Zubikowski led the way with a 2-for-3 outing that was highlighted by a grand slam in the team’s five-run fourth inning to extend their lead to 8-0, finishing with five total RBI. Sisson added two hits including a two-run double, and three RBI.

The Rebels (1-1) garnered their lone hit late in the seventh inning from Trent Chamberlain, who recorded a single. On the mound, Benson McCumiskey tallied four strikeouts and three walks in his three innings of relief.

Fillmore will head back home to welcome in the Hinsdale Bobcats for a 5 p.m. clash, while Cuba-Rushford looks to regroup back on the road in Andover against the Panthers at 10 a.m. on Saturday.

Fillmore 102 520 2 – 12 6 5

Cuba-Rushford 000 010 1 – 2 1 5

FIL – Zach Sisson (WP) (11K, 3BB), Aaron Buck (5) (4K), and Brent Zubikowski.

C-R – Ethan Rix (LP) (3K, 8BB), Benson McCumiskey (4) (4K, 3BB), Jon White (7) (2K), and Logan Lewis, Ethan Rix (7).

Belfast 13, Friendship/Scio 9

FRIENDSHIP — In a game that saw 22 runs scored on 19 combined hits, it was a back and forth duel for Scio and Friendship’s first game as a combined unit this season on Thursday, when they took on Belfast.

When it came down to brass tax however, the visiting Bulldogs had the last word with a one-run lead entering the seventh, as they extended it insurmountably with a three-run frame that kept them in the driver’s seat for good, ultimately recording the 13-9 run win over the Golden Eagles.

Through the first four innings both teams on offense, and defense weaved their way through a teeter-totter battle that saw Friendship/Scio (0-1) jump ahead first with a 4-2 lead. It was also one that Bulldogs hurler Stephen Struckmann and Golden Eagles pitcher Cam Loucks engage on the mound, each recording six strikeouts in their starts.

At the plate, it was Loucks that got the hosts going early with his perfect 4-for-4 day that included a pair of doubles, three total RBI and two runs scored. But toward the tail end of the game, it was the Bulldogs (2-1) that saw their offense come to life, scoring eight of the last nine runs to pull ahead permanently.

Max Miller led the bats for the Bulldogs with a 3-for-5 outing, and three runs scored.

Belfast will hit the road once more Saturday afternoon, as they visit the Genesee Valley Jaguars for a 1 p.m. tussle. As for Friendship/Scio, they hit the road themselves in a quick turnaround at Bolivar-Richburg, beginning at 5 p.m.

Belfast 101 350 3 – 13 9 1

Friendship/Scio 202 311 0 – 9 10 5

BEL – Stephen Struckmann (WP) (6K, 4BB), Matt Weaver (5) (7K, 3BB), and Weaver, Justin Hill (5).

F/S – Cam Loucks (LP) (6K, 2BB), Dekota Stewart (5) (5K, 5BB), Joey Bednez (7) (3K, BB), and Cory Bolzan.

GOLF

Wellsville 201, Hornell 225

WELLSVILLE — It’s been a matchup every year that provides Wellsville numerous challenges on the links. When Hornell came to town on Thursday, it was no different.

Only this time, the Lions made sure they got the job done, as they remained undefeated on the season at 4-0, carding a 201-225 victory over their longtime rival from the next county over to the east at the Wellsville Country Club.

“It was a pretty day today, and that’s rare as of late,” said Lions coach Brian Meyers. “Even though we had some struggles, we had a few others pick it up to compensate for it. It’s always a challenge when we face Hornell every year, and it’s an even better reward to come out of it with a win.”

Leading the charge for the Lions on the scorecard was Lance Grantier, who fired a team-low round of 43. Aidan Hart and Ethan Bailey both followed with rounds of 52, while Mason Parks chipped in with his round of 54.

The Lions will go for five straight victories on the links today, if weather permits, as they prepare to visit the Bolivar Golf Club to take on the host Wolverines at 4 p.m.

Fillmore 177, Genesee Valley 290

RUSHFORD — All four of Fillmore’s top golfers put on spectacular showings on the links Thursday afternoon at Allegheny Hills in Rushford, as the Eagles used it to their fullest advantage to come away with the massive 177-290 victory over visiting Genesee Valley.

All four Eagles (2-1) golfers recorded personal bests. Among them, was Dylan Valentine who led the way with a team-low and medalist round of 41. Hayden Rust followed behind with a round of 43. Anderson Wiltsey chipped in with a 44, while Haley Hall carded a 49.

“I am super proud of how well everyone shot tonight. In fact, I had four kids shoot their personal bests,” Eagles coach Tom Parks said. “This is my shoutout to Dylan, he started the season in a struggle by his standards, but he knocked it out of the park tonight. He carded a score he was really proud of, and I was proud of him for that.”

Genesee Valley (0-2) was led by Dakota Hemphill and Ashley McRae, as they both carded team-leading rounds of 67. Colton Cowburn and Zach Davis each added in rounds to 78 to round off the Jaguars, who head for the Wellsville Country Club to take on Hinsdale in their 4 p.m. home match today, weather permitting.

For Fillmore, they will host their next home match today with Allegheny Hills’ other golf occupant — Cuba-Rushford, in a 4 p.m. match.

BOYS TENNIS

Wellsville 5, Fillmore 0

WELLSVILLE — The Eagles of Fillmore have been known for throughout the boys tennis scene as a Section V powerhouse, winning multiple Sectional titles in recent memory. On Thursday in Wellsville, they began their season in hopes of picking up where they left off from two seasons ago.

But the Lions, with multiple veterans returning to the court, made sure their presence was known, as the hosts swept all five matches with the Eagles to start their 2021 campaign strong in a 5-0 shutout.

In the singles department, Dahlton Mattison led the way as Wellsville’s (2-0) in the first singles match, scoring a 6-1, 6-3 triumph over Fillmore’s Carter Sisson. Walker Waldon and Matt Bittel each provided a win of their own at second (6-3, 6-4), and third (6-1, 6-2) singles to officially clinch the match victory for the hosts.

At first doubles, the team of Ian Iantorno and Jake Schrlau went a further distance in their first game against Fillmore’s team of Zach Herring and Henry Decker, but were able to get the job done in a 7-5, 6-3 victory. Ryan Carlton and Ryan Haggerty finished off the match sweep with a second doubles victory over their own (6-3, 6-2).

The Lions return to action back on their home court Tuesday afternoon, as they prepare to host Addison in a 5 p.m. first serve. The Eagles on the other hand, they will return home to Houghton College where they welcome in Avoca/Prattsburgh for a 5:30 p.m. visit on Monday.

Singles

1. Dahlton Mattison (WLSV) def. Carter Sisson (FIL), 6-1, 6-3.

2. Walker Waldon (WLSV) def. Eben Schilke (FIL), 6-3, 6-4.

3. Matt Bittel (WLSV) def. Colby Wolfer (FIL), 6-1, 6-2.

Doubles

1. Ian Iantorno/Jake Schrlau (WLSV) def. Zach Herring/Henry Decker (FIL), 7-5, 6-3.

2. Ryan Carlton/Ryan Haggerty (WLSV) def. Joe Derck/Ryan Ballard (FIL), 6-3, 6-2.

TRACK

Wellsville sweeps debut in tri-meet with Scio, Cuba-Rushford (Wed.)

CUBA — With the cold and wet weather shrouding the competition field in Cuba, it didn’t slow down from three more track teams making their long-awaited debut on Wednesday for the first time in nearly two seasons, as Wellsville and Scio both made the trip to take on the host Rebels in tri-meet action.

Across both boys and girls squads, the playing field was nearly dead even across the board, but in the end, it was the Lions that provided the light that shone the brightest, as they swept the day’s festivities with victories on both sides over the Tigers and Rebels, collecting 130 points as a combined unit.

On the boys side, Wellsville collected five total victories, three of them coming individually with Gavan Dickerson and Ben Jordan leading the way on the track, garnering victories in the 800 run (2:36.5) and 3200 run (13:10.1) respectively. The two Lions also ran a leg in one of the team’s two winning relay events — in the 3200 relay (13:38.0). Wellsville would also add one more individual win from Wyatt Scott in the 400 hurdles (1:11.4), and their final relay victory in the 400 meter relay (1:04.9).

For the Lady Lions, they grabbed six total victories with veteran thrower Alyssa Dorrough leading the way by sweeping both throwing events, medaling with winning distances on the shot put (27-8), and discus (80-6). Kaelyn Crawford and Cameron Gordon each shared the first place finish in the long jump with a winning distance in the sand of 9-5.5.

On the track, Cynthia Covell and Hannah Dunaway paced the individual wins with one each in the 3000 run (15:31.5) and 400 hurdles (1:33.6). Both Lady Lions would also run a leg in the team’s winning 3200 relay squad alongside Grace Kinnicutt, and Gordon. Adding one final individual triumph was Brooklyn Stisser, who sped her way toward the finish line with a win in the 400 sprint (1:11.8).

Cuba-Rushford would finish second overall with 55 points for the boys team, and 38 for the girls squad, with the boys team garnering seven total first place finishes, six of them coming individually with Brayden Lavery and Noah Siegel each coming away victorious twice. Lavery recorded his wins with a sweep of the dashing events — the 100 (11.7) and 200 (24.8) dashes, while Siegel medaled in the 400 (57.4) and 110 hurdles (19.1). The Rebels would also record a first place finish in the 1600 relay event.

From the field, Hunter Williams provided the victory in the discus with his winning distance of 67-5, while Josh Ward rounded off with a medaling height in the high jump (5-2).

Scio would finish in third place with 64 combined points, 37 of them coming from the boys team who had three first place finishes, all from the field. Ayden Faulkner was responsible for a pair of them coming in the long jump (17-11), and triple jump (33-2). Carter Silsby added his victory in the shot put with a victorious distance of 29-5. As for the Lady Tigers, Aaliyah Harmon and Alexis Crossley provided the remaining two victories, with Harmon garnering the medal in the 100 hurdles (22.0), and Crossley in the triple jump (22-4).

Wellsville returns home to host their first home meet of the season with both Bolivar-Richburg and Scio coming to compete Tuesday evening at 5 p.m.

BOYS TEAM RESULTS

Team Scores: Wellsville 60, Cuba-Rushford 55, Scio 37.
100 – 1. Brayden Lavery (C-R) 11.7, 2. Aidan Riley (WLSV), 3. Josh Ward (C-R).

200 – 1. Brayden Lavery (C-R) 24.8, 2. Noah Siegel (C-R), 3. Aidan Riley (WLSV).

400 – 1. Noah Siegel (C-R) 57.4, 2. Ayden Faulkner (SCIO), 3. Maddox Keller (C-R).

800 – 1. Gavan Dickerson (WLSV) 2:36.5, 2. Matt Garis (WHI), 3. Noah Joslyn (WLSV).

3200 – 1. Ben Jordan (WLSV) 13:10.1, 2. Eli Brophy (WLSV).

110H – 1. Noah Siegel (C-R) 19.1, 2. Wyatt Scott (WLSV), 3. Kane Adams (C-R).

400H – 1. Wyatt Scott (WLSV) 1:11.4.

400R – 1. Wellsville (Blaack, How, Allen, Webster) 1:04.9.

1600R – 1. Cuba-Rushford (Lavery, Baron, Keller, Ward).

3200R – 1. Wellsville (Joslyn, Brophy, Jordan, Dickerson) 13:38.0

Shot – 1. Carter Silsby (SCIO) 29-5, 2. Hunter Williams (C-R), 3. Shane Davidson (WLSV).

Discus – 1. Hunter Williams (C-R) 67-5, 2. Carter Silsby (SCIO), 3. Shane Davidson (WLSV).

High Jump – 1. Josh Ward (C-R) 5-2, 2. Max Morris (SCIO), 3. Noah Siegel (C-R).

Long Jump – 1. Ayden Faulkner (SCIO) 17-11, 2. Josh Ward (C-R), 3. Max Morris (SCIO).

Tri Jump – 1. Ayden Faulkner (SCIO) 33-2, 2. Max Morris (SCIO), 3. Wyatt Scott (WLSV).

GIRLS TEAM RESULTS

Team Scores: Wellsville 70, Cuba-Rushford 38, Scio 27.
100 – 1. Natalie Goble (C-R) 13.8, 2. Brooklyn Stisser (WLSV), 3. Ava Belec (C-R).

200 – 1. Natalie Goble (C-R) 30.8, 2. Brooklyn Stisser (WLSV), 3. Ava Belec (C-R).

400 – 1. Brooklyn Stisser (WLSV) 1:11.8, 2. Jenn Dickens (WLSV), 3. Harmony Brantley (WLSV).

800 – 1. Hailey Kumpf (C-R) 2:59.0, 2. Melana Davenport (SCIO), 3. Libby Drum (C-R).

1500 – 1. Libby Drum (C-R) 6:05.1, 2. Cynthia Covell (WLSV), 3. Aaliyah Harmon (SCIO).

3000 – 1. Cynthia Covell (WLSV) 15:31.5.

100H – 1. Aaliyah Harmon (SCIO) 22.0, 2. Carina Kling (WLSV).

400H – 1. Hannah Dunaway (WLSV) 1:33.6.

100R – 1. Cuba-Rushford (Riquelme, Goble, Kumpf, Belec) 56.1.

400R – 1. Wellsville.

3200R – 1. Wellsville (Kinnicutt, Covell, Gordon, Dunaway).

Shot – 1. Alyssa Dorrough (WLSV) 27-8, 2. Stephanie Oswald (WLSV), 3. Tara Duvall (C-R).

Discus – 1. Alyssa Dorrough (WLSV) 80-6, 2. Stephanie Oswald (WLSV), 3. Tara Duvall (C-R).

Long Jump – 1. Kaelyn Crawford/Cameron Gordon (WLSV) 9-5.5.

Tri Jump – 1. Alexis Crossley (SCIO) 22-4, 2. Melana Davenport (SCIO), 3. Brooke Crossley (SCIO).