Lyndonville edged host Oakfield-Alabama 5-4 in a Genesee Region League baseball game this afternoon.

Four runs in the fifth inning on a two-run single by Lane Woodworth, a balk and a ground out provided the margin of victory for the Tigers. Singles by Shannon Withey and Austin Fonda ignited the uprising.

Colton Smith singled in Lyndonville’s first run of the day in the opening inning.

Fonda had a total of 3 hits and Smith 2.

Quincey McClinsey earned the win on the mound scattering 4 hits and striking out 8.

Jackson Gilbert hit a two run homer for Oakfield-Alabama .

The second game of the doubleheader was halted by darkness in the fifth inning with the Tigers leading the Hornets 11-7.

Kendall scored golf and tennis wins in Genesee Region League competition this afternoon.

Golf
Kendall posted a score of 200 to score a pair of victories over Alexander (216) and Elba/Oakfield-Alabama ( 232).

Kendall’s Mike Leasure shot 45 to share medalist honors with Alexander’s Max Heckman

Tennis
Kendall edged Oakfield-Alabama 3-2.

Match Summary
1st Singles – Jonny Esposito (K) def Trevor Enes (OA): 10-4
2nd Singles – Joe Fagan (K) def David Schichler (OA) 10-1
3rd Singles- Alex Fuller (OA) def Devin Derosia (K): 10-1
1st Doubles- Aidan Kwiatkowski/Lucas Barrett (K) def Dylan Susnowski/Caleb Sharick 10-4
2nd Doubles- Ryan Chaya/Mason Watterson (OA) def Anthony Seymour/Mitch Buzard (K) 10-4

Photos by Tom Rivers: Noah Harrison takes the baton from Austin Huscher in the 4 by 100 relay at Albion today versus Wilson. Huscher was on the first leg of the relay with Harrison second. Garret Jones and Hunter Huscher also were on the winning relay team for Albion.

Albion capped off a seventh straight undefeated Niagara-Orleans League boys track championship season with an 88-53 victory over Wilson.

The Purple Eagles, which finish the dual meet portion of the N-O season at 6-0, are now 42-0 during this seven year title run.

Albion got individual event wins from Hunter Huscher (100), Tristian Tilbe (1600), Adam Burgio (400 Hurdles), Wesley Olles (800). Ezra Bloom (High Jump) and Parker Roberts (Pole Vault).

Wilson had a quadruple winner in Ryan Hough (Long Jump, Triple Jump, 110 Hurdles, 200) and a double winner in Brock Lepsch (Shotput and Discus).

Wilson won the girls’ meet 78-63 as Savannah Jones doubled in the 100 and 200.

Mia Standish doubled for Albion in the 100 Hurdles and 400 Hurdles.

Savannah Jones, right, of Wilson pushes to win the 200 meter race, just ahead of Isabelle Truelson of Albion in second and Isabella Thrush of Wilson in third.

Medina and Akron split
Medina defeated Akron 96-45 in the boys meet as Bryson Ford doubled in the 110 Hurdles and 400 Hurdles and Briley Allen in the High Jump and 200).

The Mustangs also got wins by Cole Hughes (3200), Timothy Zeiner (Shotput), Jonathan Dix (Pole Vault), Nathanael Rutledge (Discus), Jackson Reese (100) and Roman Maksimchuk (400).

Akron won the girls’ meet 107-34 as Kylie Karmazyn was a triple winner in the 100 Hurdles, High Jump and Triple Jump) and Reece Adessa a double winner in the 800 and 1500.

Medina’s Aurora Owczarczak was a triple winner in the 100, 200 and 400.

Roy-Hart and Newfane split
Roy-Hart defeated Newfane 73-57 in the girls’ meet as Addison Carr was a triple winner in the 100, 200 and 400. Kylie McOmber was also a double winner in the Long Jump and Triple Jump as was Lilly Isabelle Pabon-Rosa in the Shotput and Discus.

Eden Hillman won the 1500, 3000, 400 Hurdles and Pole Vault for Newfane.

Newfane won the boys’ meet 75-66 as Nasir Spencer won the 100, 200 and 400, Tragen MacAvoy the 1600 and 3200 and Payton Wightman the High Jump and Pole Vault.

Roy-Hart’s Tysen McCaa won the Long Jump and Triple Jump and Judson Heck the Shotput and Discus.

Ryan Hough of Wilson is shown on a triple jump of 46 feet, 10 1/2 inches, which set a new school record and earned him first place in the event at Albion.

Jackson Snook competes in the shotput for Albion.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Roy-Hart’s Grace Pearl takes the throw at second base to tag out Medina’s Peyton Allen during the Lady Rams win over the Mustangs at Vets Park this afternoon.

Roy-Hart bested Medina 17-7 in a Niagara-Orleans League softball game at Vets Park this afternoon as the Lady Rams improve to 5-2.

Leading 9-7, Roy-Hart put a lock on the win by scoring 5 runs in the sixth inning as Peyton May had a double.

Brooke Corser also had a double and triple and Alayna Kowalski a pair of singles on the day for the Lady Rams.

Medina scored 4 runs in the second inning as Alexa Demmer had a two-run double and 3 times in the fifth as Savannah Jo Thompson had an RBI triple and Isabella Perez a two-run single. Demmer also had a triple on the day and Samantha Heschke a pair of singles.

Abby Fox registered 9 strikeouts in the circle for Roy-Hart.

Wilson 15, Akron 14
Wilson (8-2) outlasted Akron (4-3) 15-14 in a wild N-O softball game under the lights at Barker this evening which saw both teams score in nearly every inning.

Lucy Madan had 4 hits, including a double and a home run, Mackenzie Hardy 3 hits, including a double, and Abbie Faery a home run to lead the way for Wilson.

Shannon Esmond had 3 hits, Morgan Tomporowski 2 and Addison Massaro a three-run homer for Akron.

Medina’s Jenna Cecchini gets the force out at third base on Roy-Hart’s Giuliana Russo.

Avenging an early season 4-1 loss, Barker edged Wilson 3-2 this afternoon to move into a tie for the Niagara-Orleans League tennis lead.

Barker and Wilson are now deadlocked for the top spot at 8-1.

A three set win by the first doubles team of Oscar Dergel and Lucas Nestoros provided the margin of victory for Barker.

Barker also got wins from Daniel Goodwin at first singles and by the third doubles team of Nick Heideman and Aurora Wass.

Wilson got wins by Shelby Robinson at second singles and by the second doubles team of Grace Smith and Zoey Beck.

Roy-Hart 4, Medina 1
Roy-Hart bested Medina 4-1 in another N-O match.

The Rams swept the three doubles matches with wins by the duos of Kaylee Churchill – Raegan Kern, Maria Trombley – Maya Moebs and Kennedy Boyle – Cora Lennon.

The Rams also got a win by Colin Cousins at second doubles.

Medina’s River Jones won at first singles.

Making it four wins in a row, Albion rolled to a 10-0 victory at Wilson this afternoon as the Purple Eagles improve to 5-3 in Niagara-Orleans League baseball competition.

Nate Gibson hurled a 1 hitter with 9 strikeouts on the mound for the Purple Eagles in the five inning run rule contest.

Albion took the lead for good by scoring three quick runs in the first inning on an RBI sacrifice fly by Mason Snook, an error and an RBI double by Viktor Snyder. A single by Elliott Trapiss, a walk and a single by Kaiden Froman loaded the bases to set up the threat.

The Purple Eagles tacked on solo runs in the third inning on an error and in the fourth on an RBI single by Trapiss.

Albion closed out the win by scoring five times in the fifth on a two-run double by Will Plummer, an RBI sacrifice fly by Trapiss and a two-run triple by Gibson.

The loss drops Wilson to 1-8.

Albion will visit Wilson again on Friday at 4:45 p.m.

Contributed Photo – Melanie Green

Medina’s Melanie Green fired an even par round of 72 today to open competition at the LPGA Tour’s Mizuho Americas Open Tournament being played at West Caldwell, New Jersey.

Starting on the back nine, Green registered birdies on 13 and 16 to go to 2 under par.

However, bogies on 17 and 3 put her back to even par.

She was tied for 10th when she completed her round with a large portion of the field still on the course.

The tournament will continue on Friday after which the field will be cut.

The final two rounds will be on Saturday and Sunday.

Improving to 10-1, Lyndonville bested Kendall 12-7 in a Geensee Region League softball game played under the lights this evening on the turf field at Barker.

Arnie Sturtevant led Lyndonville at the plate with 3 hits including a double, triple and home run with 6 RBIs. Alexa Robinson and Hannah Fox both had a pair of hits and Natalie Rath and Rylan Townsend doubles.

Sturtevant had an RBI triple in the third inning, an RBI double in the fourth and a grand slam home run in the fifth.

Fox had RBI singles in both the third and fourth innings and Rath a two-run double in the second.

The Lady Tigers scored 4 runs in both the fourth and fifth innings.

Sturtevant also earned the win in the circle allowing 6 hits and striking out 9.

Kendall had a five run fifth inning which included a two-run single by Ella Cole a double by Teagan Shaw and an RBI single by Alayna Keirn.

Brooke Rodas also belted a two-run homer in the first inning for Kendall which is now 8-4.

Pounding out 20 hits, including 5 home runs, Barker rolled to a 25-10 win over Newfane in a Niagara-Orleans League softball game this afternoon.

Peyton Bradley led the Barker hitting barrage as she belted three home runs including a two run shot in the first inning, a three-run blast in the second inning and a grand slam in the sixth for a total of 9 RBIs.

Kaylee Stoll and Elise Monaco also banged out home runs while Madyson Flint had a double and a triple.

Flint had a total of 5 hits and Stoll 4.

League leading Barker improves to 9-2 while Newfane slips to 1-7.