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In the team's sixth consecutive win, Grace Marquardt, Lily Kennedy, Paige Willard and Mara Stanton each netted three goals. Ana Nichols and Carolina McGraw scored two each. Sophia Nichols put in one.

Marquardt dished out a team-high four assists. Sophia Nichols posted three assists, and Allie Michel had one.

Goalie Brooke Coffey racked up six saves while defending the net.

Boys baseball

Moravia 17, Newfield 2:ÌýNoah Corbett sat down 14 batters in six innings on Wednesday in the Blue Devils' win on the road. The junior surrendered one hit and zero earned runs. In one inning of relief, Jairen Francis struck out three and allowed one hit. At the plate, Carson Andrews led the way with six RBIs, four hits and two runs scored. Eli Landis had two RBIs, two runs scored and one hit. Thomas Palmer collected three hits, one RBI and one run scored, while Dillon Palmer and Francis each finished with three runs scored, one hit and one RBI. Ian Proper and Haydin Walker drove in one run each. Corbett scored three runs on three walks.

Union Springs 11, Groton 1: The WolvesÌýtallied 13 strikeouts in five innings on the mound Wednesday in their home win. In three innings on the bump, Anthony DeAngelis struck out seven batters without allowing a hit or run. Asa Brown and Aaron Johnson each sat down three batters in their one inning of relief. Johnson paced the Wolves' offense with three hits, two RBIs and two runs scored. Jack Walters posted two RBIs, two hits and one run scored. Alex Smith andÌýDeAngelis drove in one run apiece. Lucas Witter scored three runs, while Charlie Parker, Carter Botindari, Kevin Kinnamon, Shane Perkins and Brown scored one run each.

Men’s baseball

Monroe Community College 8, Cayuga Community College 6 (game one): The Spartans’ comeback attempt came up short on Wednesday in a home loss. Jeremy Recio drove in two runs and had two walks. Kevin Dolan and Jean-Paul Anthony each totaled one RBI and one hit. Alejandro Diaz, Owen Browne and Dolan walked two times apiece. In five innings of relief, Andrew Seward struck out four and surrendered three earned runs.Ìý

Monroe Community College 11, Cayuga Community College 3 (game two): Diaz racked up two RBIs, two walks and one hit on Wednesday in the Spartans’ second home loss of the day. Dolan picked up one RBI, one hit and one run scored. Michael Blowers and Luca D’Emilio each finished with one run scored and one walk. In 4.1 innings on the mound, Dylan Gordon allowed seven earned runs and sat down five batters.Ìý

Boys golf

Southern Cayuga 166, Marathon 183: Recording a 36 as a medalist on Thursday, Daniel Johnson led Southern Cayuga to a road win. Landon Hauptfleisch and Logan Nasholts had scores of 40 and 44, respectively. James Denman tallied a 46.

Weedsport 206, Bishop Ludden 222:ÌýBraden Wood and Owen Jeffers each shot a 38 on Wednesday in the Wolverines' home victory. James Lowery tallied a score of 39.ÌýAlessandro Sorci andÌýSamuel Lowery posted scores of 43 and 48, respectively.

Union Springs 169, Moravia 205: Stephen Case shot a team-best 35 on Wednesday in the Wolves' win on the road. Michael Culver concluded with a 35, whileÌýPaige Smith and Henry Kinnaman each had a 49.ÌýHunter Baity tallied a score of 55.ÌýÌý

Girls golf

Skaneateles 212, Chittenango 274: Beckett O'Brien put up a team-best score of 48 on Thursday in the Lakers’ home win. Catherine Gunderson and Genevieve Johnson each totaled scores of 49.

Boys lacrosse

Cazenovia 5, Jordan-Elbridge 4: Despite holding the Lakers scoreless in the second half, the Eagles fell at home on Thursday. Nixon Karcz scored two goals. Jayden Castaldo and Joe LaFluer put in one goal each. LaFluer also added an assist to his stat line. Goalie Carter Hudson ended with 13 saves.

Girls lacrosse

Cazenovia 19, Jordan-Elbridge 18: Kelsey Brunelle totaled five goals and six assists on Thursday in the Eagles’ road loss. She also finished with 11 draw controls. Brenna Tubbert and Briella Gilfus netted four goals each. Zoie Karcz and Stella Opanhoske totaled two goals apiece, while Evelyn Bennett dropped in one goal. Goalie Ellie Brim saved five shots.Ìý

Softball

Port Byron 16, Fabius-Pompey 4: The Panthers plated eight six-inning runs on Thursday in a win on the road. Catarina DeAngelis paced Port Byron with five hits, four RBIs and one run scored. Mallory Mills ended with three RBIs, three runs scored, four stolen bases, two walks and one hit, while Jenna Jump and Luciana DeBois each tallied two RBIs, two walks and one hit. Cameryn Brundage and Alivia Swarthout drove in one run each. Raelee McDowell racked up six stolen bases, three runs scored, two hits and two walks. In the circle, Jump struck out 10 batters and allowed four earned runs in six innings.

Fulton 5, Auburn 0: The Maroons were hitless on Thursday in their home loss. Kamryn Rossi was responsible for Auburn’s one walk. Magdaline Hill stole one base. Analia Baker struck out seven batters and allowed four earned runs in seven innings.Ìý

Moravia 16, Newfield 2:ÌýThe Blue Devils scored eight third-inning runs on Wednesday in their road victory. Emily Austin led the charge with three RBIs, two hit and one run scored. Lily Heim had four hits, four runs scored and two RBIs. Alexis Freier finished with two RBIs, two hits, two runs scored and one hit, whileÌýElla Green,ÌýNatalie Grobelny andÌýTaleigh Sheppard ended with one RBI each. In the circle, Sheppard struck out five and allowed two earned runs on four hits in five innings.

Union Springs 14, Groton 1:ÌýGracie Chalupnicki struck out 12 on Wednesday in the Wolves' five-inning victory at home. She allowed one hit and zero earned runs. At the plate, she backed her own cause with three hits and two RBIs.ÌýGigi Pedley posted an RBI double, whileÌýPaityn Delaney and Sophia Mennerich totaled two hits each.Ìý

Southern Cayuga 10, Newark Valley 0 (game one): Striking out eight on Wednesday,ÌýBree Harvatine had a four-hit shutout in a home win. Samantha Morgan andÌýKyleigh Johnson each had a home run.

Southern Cayuga 18, Newark Valley 0 (game one): In Southern Cayuga's second win on Wednesday at home, Ava Harvatine struck out 10 and allowed just two hits.ÌýBristol Hill and Hannah Stevens each had three hits in four at-bats.ÌýBree Harvatine also added a triple.Ìý

Skaneateles 13,ÌýAltmar-Parish-Williamston 8: Grace Wagner struck out 10 batters in a complete game on Tuesday in the Lakers' win on the road. She also allowed seven hits and five earned runs during her seven innings. Norah Zapata picked up three runs scored, one hit, one walk and one RBI.ÌýScarlett Georgianna andÌýFinnly Pas'cal each finished with two hits and one RBI.ÌýCarly Schell,ÌýGeorgianna andÌýPas'cal scored two runs apiece. Laine Lowe tallied three walks and one run scored.

Boys tennis

Skaneateles 3, Chittenango 2: The Lakers swept their three singles matches on Tuesday in a home win. Noah Soderberg (6-0, 6-1), Jake Salzhauer (6-0, 6-0) and Peter Salzhauer (6-1, 6-0) each won their singles match in straight sets. In doubles action, the duos ofÌýAsher Kozub andÌýJames Lovier (6-2, 6-3), andÌýCase Pavlus andÌýWill Salzhauer (6-5, 6-3) both lost in straight sets.

Outdoor track and field

Cato-Meridian 117 (boys), Weedsport 24; Cato-Meridian (boys) 138, OnTech Charter 3; Weedsport 110 (boys), OnTech Charter 6; Cato-Meridian (girls) 111, Weedsport 30; Cato-Meridian (girls) 141, OnTech Charter 0; Weedsport (girls) 83, OnTech Charter 6:ÌýEverett Cox concluded in first in the 3,200- (11:14) and 800-meter runs (2:13) Wednesday in the Blue Devils' meet at Weedsport. In the 100-meter run,ÌýLucas Dorgan took the top spot with an 11.6. Camren Hoag placed first in the pole vault (11 feet, 6 inches). For the girls,ÌýVictoria Schutt ended in first in the 400-meter run with a 1:09. In the 200-meter run,ÌýAmber Clarke concluded in first with a 27.9.ÌýElaina Williams had a distance of 31 feet, 8.25 feet in first in the triple jump. For the girl Wolverines,ÌýOlivia Snodgrass placed first in the 1,500- and 800-meter runs with times of 5:11 and 2:26, respectively.ÌýAdelyn Gross posted a distance of 8 feet in first in the pole vault. For the Wolverine boys,ÌýMaison Hamm took the top spot in the discus (102 feet, 3 inches) and shot put (36 feet, 9.5 inches). In the high jump,ÌýBrendon Gurak placed first with a leap of 5 feet, 4 inches.Ìý

Southern Cayuga (girls) 70.66, Trumansburg 47.33; Southern Cayuga (girls) 70, Marathon 47; Southern Cayuga (boys) 65, Marathon 30; Trumansburg (boys) 96, Southern Cayuga 18:ÌýIsabel Rossbach placed first in the girls 100-meter hurdles (17.43) and the girls shot put (29 feet, 4.75 feet) on Wednesday in Southern Cayuga's home meet. In the high jump, Cennedi McCarthy took first with a leap of 4 feet, 10 inches. Alycia Orona earned first in the 800-meter run with a 2:46.11. For the boys, Leif Gunderson finished first (23.76) in the 200-meter dash. In the triple jump, Skyler White posted a distance of 35 feet, 3 inches for third.

Port Byron (boys) 125, Altmar-Parish-Williamston 9; Altmar-Parish-Williamstown (girls) 69, Port Byron 63:ÌýThe Panther boys showed out in their win at their home meet on Wednesday. Elliot Smith earned first in the 400-meter hurdles with a 1:20, and also placed first in the discus (92 feet, 6.5 inches). Kenny Chan took the top spot in the 200-meter dash (23.8) and the long jump (19 feet, 8 inches). Glen Sanchez came away with the top spot in the high jump (5 feet, 4 inches) and shot put (37 feet, 3.75 inches). For the girls, Chloe Burt earned first in the shot put (29 feet, 3 inches) and discus (92 feet, 7 inches). Emma Taylor posted first-place finishes in the 200-meter dash (28.7) and high jump (4 feet, 6 inches). In the 100-meter hurdles,ÌýIsabella Arcaro-Montanez took first with a 19.7, while Isabelle Dunn came away in first (13.1) in the 100-meter dash.

Marcellus (girls) 102, Jordan-Elbridge 27:ÌýAbigayle Bates came away with first-place finishes in the 3,000- (14:25) and 1,500-meter runs (6:03.50) on Wednesday in the Eagles' loss at home. In the discus,ÌýAva Orton won first place with a distance of 66 feet, 8 inches.