With a 189-213 win over Little Falls Friday, the Adirondack golf team finished the regular season as co-champions of the Center State Conference north division at 9-1.
The title, shared with Old Forge, is the Wildcats’ first since 2005.
Adirondack’s medalist was David Kelsey with a 44. Also scoring for the team were Sam Andrews (46), Jacob Richardson (46) and Jordan Rivette (53).
Little Falls was led by Anthony Zysk with a 42.
Section III small schools golf post-season
The Section III small schools golf playoffs were played Monday at Barker Brook Golf Club in Oriskany Falls. Shawn Colella of Marcellus shot a par round of 72 to win. The team title went to Waterville.
Top local finishers were Holland Patent’s Ricahrd Zielenski and Jacob Olearczyk, who both shot an 84.
Patrick Maher of Oriskany shot an 86. Clinton’s best finish was Anthony Ritz with an 89. Adirondack’s best round was Sam Andrews with a 90.
For team scoring, Waterville scored a 331. Locally, Oriskany was sixth with a 367. Clinton was ninth with a 394.
Westmo girls fourth in CSC Division III track meet
The Westmoreland girls track & field team finished fourth at the Center State Conference Division III championship at Sauquoit Saturday.
The Bulldogs’ 4×800 relay team of Ally Pedersen, Marlee Shafer, Natalie Robinson won in Tessie Shafer in 11:51.6.
Tessie Shafer won the 3,000-meter race in 13:03.
The team will participate in the Section III Class C-1 championships Wednesday at South Lewis.
NH tops RFA for TVL title
The New Hartford girls lacrosse team won its first Tri-Valley League title with an 8-7 double overtime win at home against RFA Friday.
Alyssa Nardslico scored four times for RFA.
Alex Tapia scored twice. Danielle D’auto had the team’s other goal. Jace Hanzinger had an assist.
In goal for RFA, Alana Iacovissi had seven saves.
Leading the scoring for New Hartford was Mary Fiorentino with two goals and three assists. Ilana McCarthy also scored twice. Scorign once each were Bella Kolb, Sam Smith, Sophia Campola and Maia Herring.
In net for the Spartans, Emily Picolla made 13 saves.
RFA is the five seed in the Class A sectional playoffs, and will travel to fourth-seeded Christian Brothers Academy at 5 p.m. today.
RFA boys lax fall in regular season finale
Rome Free Academy boys lacrosse suffered a 16-6 loss to visiting South Jefferson at RFA Stadium on Saturday.
Noah Hammon scored four of the Black Knights’ goals and assisted on the other two. Also scoring were Peter Sciortino and Carmen Otron. Keshawn Clark had an assist.
In goal for RFA, Treaver Ford made eight saves.
RFA trailed 7-3 at the half.
The Knights are the six seed in the Class A playoffs and will play at Cicero-North Syracuse at 7 tonight.
Whitesboro powers past HP
The Whitesboro boys lacrosse team beat Holland Patent 15-4 Friday at home in the Tri-Valley League.
Kris Matthews had a hat trick for the Warriors.
Peter Liotta and Jack Lafayette each scored twice and had three assists.
Cameron Manley and Aidan Daly each scored twice and had an assist.
Also scoring twice was Kaleb Sanger. Kollin Matthews had a goal and two assists. Louie Zurek also scored. Ryan Quinn made 24 saves in net for Whitesboro.
HP statistics were not submitted.
Whitesboro is the six seed in Class B, and will travel to Watertorn to play the three seed at 7 tonight.
HP is seeded eighth Class D, and will play the top seed Westhill at 5 p.m. today.
Clinton ends regular season with win
The Clinton boys tennis team got a 3-2 win at home against Canastota in the CSC Monday.
Clinton singles players Jason River and Oliver Walters both won.
Logan Cook took a win by forfeit for the Warriors. The Warriors end the regular season at 5-7.
