Staying perfect at 6-0 in Premier League play, the Medina Mustangs 15U beat the Mel Ott Panthers 11-4 this past Sunday.

Lukas Grimes pitched the entire game only allowing 3 hits and striking out 13.

Medina scored 5 runs in the third inning lead by a triple by Ryan Pegelow and single by Lukas Grimes driving in the runs.

In later innings, Lex Gray added a triple, and Briley Allen had a sacrifice fly deep in right field that scored 2 RBI’s. Lucas Kimber, Cole Moyle, and Brady Christiaansen each added a hit.

It was quiet on the golf scene this week at Hickory Ridge as no tournaments, scrambles or specials were conducted by the golf association or leagues.

For the Tuesday Ladies Night Out League Deb Wood was once again the low gross with a 34. Melissa (Mo) Cotter shot a remarkable 37 to take second. Cotter’s round resulted in a low net of 28 while Margie Page carded a net 34. Cotter had two birdies while Wood, Vicki Brawnand Diane Able.

The Peter Sullivan Sr. League saw some low 18 hole scores last Thursday morning. It’s going to make an interesting championship later in the year. The league championship is a two week event handicap score so anyone, even the 90+ players have a shot at it.

This week Gene Ashe came in with a 72 gross and Dan Morphet had a 64 for low net. Ashe led with three birdies while Morphet had two and John True one. True was closest second shot on Number 5 at 8 feet four inches. Elwyn Corser took closest to the pin on number 3 with a distance of 22 feet 10 inches.

The Mens Traveling League on Thursday night reported low scores this week. Tom Ritchie had a low gross of 38. Three golfers tied for low net 29. They were Randy Van Houten, James Westphal and Scooter Burgess. Birdies were by Ritchie and Todd Draper. The team of Denniston and Draper still lead the league with 106 points. In second place is the team of Molinari and Soria with 98 points. Third place is held down by the Millers with 82 points.

Improving to 3-1-1, the Medina Mustangs FC shutout the WNY United SC 3-0 in a Western New York Soccer League Division 3 game at Vets Park Sunday.

Peter Martillotta, Kristian Snyder and Nate Dillenbeck each scored a goal for the Mustangs. Martillotta, Barry Rogenmoser and Greg Husung each had an assist.

Tyler Ribbeck earned the shutout in goal.

Holley Raptors Soccer
Gananda posted a 4-0 Rochester District Soccer League win Sunday over Holley Raptors which had only 10 players available for the game.

Carlton and Sandstone both rallied late for Albion Midget League wins last week.

Carlton rallied in the fifth inning highlighted by a three-run triple by Stryker Braley to edge Rotary 8-6.

On the mound for Carlton, Luke Bedford had 7 strikeouts and Hayden Cowley 6 strikeouts.

For Rotary, Wyatt Cook had 3 hits including a home run, Evan Coots 3 including 2 doubles and Jayden Rivera a two-run triple. Coots also registered 13 strikeouts on the mound.

Sandstone rallied from an 11-6 deficit to score 4 runs in the fifth inning and 2 in the sixth to nip Barre 12-11. A single by Brayden Lindke drove in the tying run in the sixth and Elliott Slocum followed up with a double to plate the game winner, Slocum finished with 4 hits, Eli Johnson 3 and Brayden LaMartina 2,

For Barre, Brody Furness had 3 hits.

Sandstone, which is now 3-0, also downed Carlton 14-5 as Omer Fugate had a grand slam home run and a two-run double, LaMartina 3 hits including a two-run double and Lindke and Brycen Potter 2 hits each.

LaMartina and Rocco Sidari each had 8 strikeouts.

For Carlton, Jack Conn had 3 hits. Conn and Luke Bedford each had 6 strikeouts.

Medina’s Vets Park will host the annual Niagara-Orleans League vs. Genesee Region League Exceptional Seniors baseball game at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

The lineup for the N-O squad will include Aidan Paul and Aiden Pitts from Medina; Amari Jones, Javon Jones, Dallas Ecker and Jacob Hughson from Albion, Thomas Russo from Roy-Hart, Andrew Romesser, Steven Doktor, Jeff Owen and Alex Wik from Akron, Aidan Voss from Barker, Josh Snyder from Newfane and Drew Dabill from Wilson.

The roster for the G-R squad includes Trenton Muck and Payton Grabowski from Lyndonville, Miles Lammes from Holley, Zach Barrett from Kendall, Mason Bump and Christian Kissell from Alexander, Dan Bialek and Wyatt Kauffman from Attica, David Brummsted, Gianni Ferrara, Frank Hersom and Aidan Townsend from Byron-Bergen, Gage Chamberlain, Jake Engle and Connor Scott from Elba, Bryceton Berry, Jimmy Ferrara, Hayden Groff and Jordan Welker from Notre Dame, Cole Kornow, Brayden Smith, Aiden Warner and Colton Yasses from Oakfield-Alabama and Chase Guzdek and Eric VonKramer from Pembroke.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – First team Niagara-Orleans All-League honorees Iyla Lilleby (Medina) and Cami London (Albion).

Three players each from champion Akron and runner-up Barker head the first team of the annual Niagara-Orleans All-League softball squad.

Akron is represented by senior pitcher Mary Diggs, senior infielder Elsie Logan and junior catcher Ashlee Henning. Diggs also earned the N-O Player of the Year award.

Barker has placed senior infielder Mia Herman, junior utility player Natalie Brandel and freshman pitcher Peyton Bradley.

Rounding out the first team are Medina junior infielder Iyla Lilleby, Albion sophomore catcher Cami London, Roy-Hart sophomore infielder Kaitlin Mettler and Newfane sophomore outfielder Kyra Austin along with the Wilson duo of junior infielder Rian Faery and freshman outfielder/catcher Abbie Faery.

Logan, Bradley, Rian Faery and Mettler are all repeat selections.

Barker’s first team honorees include Natalie Brandel, Peyton Bradley and Mia Herman.

The second team honorees, as listed by school, are as follows:

Albion – sophomore pitcher Alana Irvine

Akron – senior infielder Melanie Holtz and junior pitcher Sloan Jonathan

Barker -junior catcher Anna Bowerman and freshman infielder Kaylee Stoll

Medina – senior infielder Rylee VanNostrand

Roy-Hart- senior infielder Maria Peracciny and freshman catcher Peyton May

Newfane – sophomore infielder Kami Boyer

Wilson – junior infielder Cait Cliffe an sophomore pitcher Riley Robinson.

The Honorable Mention selections, as listed by school, are as follows:

Akron – Natalie Ginestre (Sr.) and Kylie Mangione (8th).

Albion – Abby Wittenberg (Jr.) and Kenzie Snook (So.)

Barker – Aaliyah Wheat (Sr.) and Lilly Monthony (Sr.)

Medina – Baileigh McAdoo (Jr.)

Newfane – Emma Hoffer (Sr.) and Sienna Bowers (So.)

Roy-Hart – Juliana Buscarino (Sr.) and Abby Fox (Fr.)

Wilson – Lilah Frerichs (Sr.) and Aleena Adamczyk (So.)

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Niagara-Orleans League Player of the Year, Roy-Hart’s Thomas Russo III, is flanked here by first team All-League honorees, Aidan Paul (Medina), at left, and Amari Joes (Albion).

A quartet of Roy-Hart players and a trio of players from champion Akron head the first team of the annual Niagara-Orleans All-League baseball squad.

Senior pitcher/infielder Thomas Russo III, a three-time first team selection and a two-time N-O Player of the Year honoree, heads Roy-Hart’s contingent which also includes infielder Jake Gould and outfielders Brayden Hy and Dawson Draper, all juniors.

Akron’s honorees include senior infielder/pitcher Andrew Romesser, junior first baseman Dawson Stone and sophomore outfielder Vincent Consiglio.

Roy-Hart’s All League honorees also include, from left, Brayden Hy, Jake Gould and Dawson Draper.

Rounding out the first team are Medina senior pitcher Aidan Paul, Albion senior infielder/pitcher Amari Jones, Barker senior catcher/pitcher Aidan Voss and Wilson sophomore pitcher Tyler Johnston.

Paul and Hy are both repeat selections.

Russo had a big two-way season for the Rams. On the mound, he went 6-1 with a 0.35 era and 118 strikeouts. At the plate he hit .507 with 11 doubles, 5 triples, 3 home runs and 22 RBI.

Hy hit .452 with 8 doubles, 4 triples, 2 home runs and 24 RBI. He also went 3-1 on the mound with 44 strikeouts.

Akron’s first team honorees include, from left, Vincent Consiglio, Andrew Romesser and Dawson Stone.

Draper hit .299 with 7 doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs and 22 RBI. He also posted a 4-1 record on the mound with 37 strikeouts.

Gould hit .253 with 6 doubles, 1 triple and 7 RBI. He went 2-0 on the mound with 31 strikeouts.

Romesser hit .408 with 1 double, 3 triples, 1 home run and 12 RBI. He also posted a 6-3 record on the mound with 55 strikeouts and a 2.40 era.

Stone hit .406 with 20 RBI and Consiglio .344 with 6 doubles, 2 triples and 17 RBI.

Wilson’s Tyler Johnston, left, and Barker’s Aidan Voss.

Paul registered a school record 140 strikeouts and had a 1.13 era. He also finished with a school record 308 career strikeouts. At the plate he hit .414 with 7 doubles, 1 triple, 2 home runs and 13 RBI.

Jones hit .314 with 6 RBI and registered 77 strikeouts with a 1.96 era on the mound.

Voss hit .357 with 5 doubles, 1 triple and 6 RBI. On the mound he had 63 strikeouts and a 2.15 era.

Johnston hit .340 with 4 doubles, 1 triple and 11 RBI. He had 97 strikeouts and a 1.42 era on the mound.

Medina had a quartet of second team selections including senior infielder Aiden Pitts, junior outfielder Julian Woodworth, sophomore first baseman Ryleigh Culver and eighth grader infielder Aidan Papaj.

Roy-Hart is represented by the junior duo of catcher Ethan Kuzma and first baseman Remington Albee.

Akron placed the sophomore duo of pitcher Aiden Romesser and outfielder Jack Julicher.

Newfane is represented by junior outfielder Ben Dickenson and freshman infielder Brayden Seitz.

Completing the second team are Albion senior infielder Javon Jones and Wilson junior pitcher Conner Ernest.

The Honorable Mention selections, as listed by school, are as follows:

Albion – Dallas Ecker (Sr.) and Jacob Hughson (Sr.)

Akron – Anthony Consiglio (So.)

Medina – Tyler Kroening (So.), Brody Fry (So.) and Richard Keppler (Jr.).

Newfane – Josh Snyder (Sr.) and Aiden Perry (So.)

Roy-Hart – Sean Mettler (Fr.) and Zach Walker (Sr.)

Wilson – Drew Dabill (Sr.), Aidan Winslow (Sr.), Matthew Stolzenberg (So.), John Ernest (Sr.) and Blake Simpson Jr. (Jr.)

Postponed twice this week the annual Genesee Region League vs. Livingston County League Exceptional Senior softball game has been rescheduled for this coming Tuesday, June 13, at 5 p.m. at Genesee Community College.