Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Toby Kiebala scored the winning point at third singles for Medina in today’s home match victory over Wilson.

Medina edged past visiting Wilson 3 1/2-2 this afternoon to stay perfect at 4-0 in Niagara-Orleans League tennis competition.

A come-from-behind three set win by Toby Kiebala at third singles provided the clinching point for Medina.

The Mustangs also got a key come-from-behind three set victory by the first doubles team of Andrew Houseman and Kody Leno.

Ray Paull won in straight sets for the Mustangs at second singles while Isaac Pace and Ari Cayea teamed up for a victory at third doubles.

Joey Moote won at first singles and Mia Olear and Glyniss Curcione at second doubles for Wilson which slips to 1-5.

Roy-Hart 5 1/2. Barker 0
Improving to 5-1, Roy-Hart blanked Barker 5 1/2-0 as wins by the singles trio of Patrick Sheelar, Madigan Lang and Evan Birkemeier led the way.

The Rams also got wins from the doubles teams of Cameron VanBuren-Noah Kindron, Mason Collins-Caleb Reith and Kayla Hagen-Kody Hayes.

The loss drops Barker to 0-7.

Albion and Lyndonville both scored late inning come-from-behind softball victories on the road today.

Trailing 7-3, Albion rallied for five runs with two out in the seventh inning to nip host Wilson 8-7 in a Niagara-Orleans League game.

A double by Sierra Newton, along with singles by Brylie Hapeman, Natalie DiCureia and Janae Doty, keyed the Purple Eagles big rally.

Hapeman, DiCureia and Lexi Wolck each finished with 2 hits.

Albion is now 4-4 and Wilson 2-4 in N-O action.

Trailing 8-4, Lyndonville exploded for 10 runs in the sixth inning to key an 18-8 Genesee Region League victory at Attica.

Miranda Lembcke had a double and triple, Anna Lewis as home run, Megan Krisher a double and winning pitcher Stacy Buckland a pair of hits to spark the Lady Tigers big rally.

Lembcke finished with a total of 4 hits, Buckland 3 and Lewis and Krisher 2.

In the circle, Buckland allowed 5 hits, struck out 2 and didn’t allow a walk.

Lyndonville improves to 6-1.

In another N-O game, Medina defeated host Akron 6-1 as Alisha Scroger had a solo home run in the fourth inning, Ryenn Oliver a triple which sparked a two-run second inning and Ashlee Howell a two-run double in the fifth to lead the Medina offense.

In the circle, Lacey Kenward scattered 4 hits and struck out 4.

Medina is now 7-1 and Akron 1-3 in N-O competition.

Kendall 23, Monroe 3

Kendall romped to a 23-3 non league win over Monroe as Michela Hanlon had 4 hits and Adriana Passarell, winning pitcher Sara Mattle, Anna Oakley and Kelly Mayes 2 each. Mayes and Shianna Patten both had triples and Ashley Kingsbury a double.

In the circle, Mattle allowed only 2 hits and struck out 12.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Albion’s Tre Yaskulski, right, heads toward a win in the 110 Hurdles as Medina’s Connor Miller, left, finished second. Yaskulski finished as a triple winner as he also won the High Jump and Triple Jump. The action took place during the Purple Eagles win over the host Mustangs this afternoon.

Claire Squicciarini, right. leads a 1-2-3 Albion finish in the girls 100. Abby Scanlan, left finished second and Phontasia Blackman third.

Albion scored a doubleheader victory over host Medina this afternoon in Niagara-Orleans League track competition. The Purple Eagles won the boys’ meet 84.5-56.5 and the girls’ competition 93-40.

Tre Yaskulski was a triple winner for the Albion boys in the 110 Hurdles, High Jump and Triple Jump.

The Purple Eagles also had Nate Moore double in the 200 and Long Jump and Kirk  Ellison in the Shotput and Discus.

Bril Johnson also captured the 100, Sam Sanchez the 400 and Jerico Chudy the Pole Vault for Albion.

Dan Heil doubled in the 800 and 1600 for Medina as Connor Miller took the 400 Hurdles and Jack Hill the 3200.

The Mustangs swept the three relays as Porter Bellan, Trenton Crews, Dontae Rhim and Mason Pecoraro took the 400; Miller, Caelon Holland, Hunter Heil and Dan Heil the 1600 and Holland, Alden Cayea, Hill and Dan Heil the 3200.

Kirsten Struble doubled in the 200 and 400 for the Albion girls which also got wins from Claire Squicciarini (100), Emma Mathes (800), Alanna Holman (1500), Bre Johnson (Shotput), Cameo Haskins (Discus), and Bri Haines (Pole Vault).

The Purple Eagles also swept the three relays as Abby Scanlan, Squicciarini, Nicole Creasey and Haines took the 400 and Holman, Hannah Grammar, Malory Adams and Emma Mathes both the 1600 and 3200.

Olivia Carter was a triple winner for Medina in the 400 Hurdles, Long Jump and Triple Jump.

The Mustangs also had Sarah Cochrane win the 100 Hurdles, Becca Lundon the 3000 and Devin Griffin the High Jump.

Barker sweeps Roy-Hart
Barker defeated Roy-Hart 98-43 in the boys’ meet and 102-39 in the girls’.

Andrew Jenks doubled in the Pole Vault and Long Jump and Ian DiLorenzo in the 110 Hurdles and 400 Hurdles for the Barker boys.

Ozzy Moore doubled in the 1600 and 300 and Nate Bower in the Shotput and Discus for Roy-Hart.

Madison Gancasz doubled in the 100 and Pole Vault and Casey A’Hearn set a new school record n the Discus (109-10) for the Barker girls.

Anna Rickard won both the 1500 and 3000 for the Roy-Hart girls.

Newfane bests rival Wilson
Newfane downed rival Wilson 100-41 in the boys’ set and 93-48 in the girls’.

Andrew Boudeman tripled in the 100, Long Jump and Triple Jump and Sam Auernhamer doubled in the 1600 and 3200 for the Newfane boys.

Kim Goerss tripled in the 800, 1500 and 3000 and Regina Shorter took both the 100 and 200 for the Newfane girls.

Skylar Munnikhuysen doubled for Wilson in the High Jump and Long Jump.

N-O Standings
Boys: Barker 3-0, Newfane 3-0, Albion 2-0, Wilson 1-1, Roy-Hart 1-3, Medina 0-3, Akron 0-3
Girls: Newfane 3-0, Barker 2-1, Akron 2-1, Wilson 1-1, Albion 1-1, Roy-Hart 1-3, Medina 0-3

Shyheim Jakes in action for Albion in the High Jump.

Medina’s Sarah Cochrane, left, earned the win in the girls 100 Hurdles as Devin Griffin, center, placed second and Albion’s Honesty Little third.

Medina-Lyndonville United fell to the top ranked GPS Premier 3-2 this past weekend in the EPIC Indoor Soccer League.

The game went scoreless in the first half with both teams playing strong defense.

In the second half, GPS took the lead by scoring three goals in the first 10 minutes.

However, M-L United battled back by scoring two goals late in the game.

First, Roman Heinsler scored on a header from Cole Seefeldt and then just minutes later, Aidan Owczarczak scored with the assist coming from Zaric Boyce.

The loss snaps M-L United’s five game unbeaten streak and drops their record to 4-4-2.

Roy-Hart swept to a doubleheader victory over visiting Wilson by scores of 10-9 in 12 innings and 4-3 to maintain sole possession of the Niagara-Orleans League baseball lead at 7-1.

Roy-Hart first pushed across a run in the bottom of the 12th inning to nip Wilson in the completion of suspended game. The contest had been suspended by darkness earlier in the season deadlocked at 5-5 after seven innings.

The Rams scored the decisive run as Al Xapsos singled, advanced on a single by Charlie Bruning and came home on a bunt single by Jake Bruning.

In the regularly scheduled contest, Roy-Hart erased a 3-1 deficit by scoring three times in the bottom of the sixth to nip Wilson 4-3.

Charlie Bruning and Charlie Brigham both had RBI singles in that decisive frame as an error plated the other tally.

The losses drop Wilson to 2-3.

Medina 19, Barker 5
Medina improved to 5-2 in N-O competition with a 19-5 victory at Barker.

Matt Saj had 5 hits, including two doubles and a triple, to lead the Medina attack as Nate Sherman added 3 hits and AJ Seefeldt, Brian Fry and Zach Fike 2 each. Fry’s hits included a triple.

Chris Goyette, Brett Riemer and Seefeldt shared in the pitching duties for the Mustangs.

Evan Ecker had 2 hits, Preston Harris a triple and Nick Brandt a double for Barker which slips to 0-9.

Albion 14, Newfane 3
Eupting for seven quick runs in the first inning, Albion went on to defeat Newfane 14-3 in an N-O game at Genesee Community College.

Two-run singles by Harrison Brown and Austin Dugan highlighted the decisive first inning uprising for Albion which was also aided by 4 walks and an error.

Bryce Pritchard had 2 hits on the day for Albion including a double.

Thomas Frmanski pitched the first 4 innings to earn the win on the mound as he allowed 4 hits and struck out 5. Nate Fearby hurled the final three innings giving up no hits and striking out 2.

Albion improves to 6-2 in the league while Newfane slips to 1-7.

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Lyndonville first baseman Noah Heinsler puts the tag on Holley’s Brandon Dillenbeck during the Tigers loss to the host Hawks this afternoon.

Holley rallied late to edge past visiting Lyndonville 6-5 this afternoon in a Genesee Region League baseball game.

Trailing 5-4, Holley first pulled even by scoring once in the bottom of the sixth as Ryan Andrews singled and came home on a passed ball.

The Hawks then scored the game winner in the bottom of the seventh on a fielders choice play off the bat of Matt Skehan.

Earlier, Lyndonville tied the game at 2-2 in the third inning on a triple by Kane Flynn and a single by Nate Dillenbeck.

Holley went back up 4-2 in the fourth on a two-run single by Nick Shutz.

The sea-saw action continued in the top of the sixth as Lyndonville first retied the game at 4-4 on a two run home run by Zach Johnson and then took what proved to be a brief 5-4 lead on a passed ball.

Flynn finished with 2 hits for Lyndonville as did Andrews for Holley.

Attica 4, Kendall 1
Two quick runs in the first inning on an error and a pair of hits keyed Attica to 4-1 G-R win over Kendall.

Mason Kuhn had 2 hits and a run producing sacrifice for Kendall.

Sammy Lammes started on the mound for Holley as did Bryce Seddon for Lyndonville.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Kassandra Norman delivers a pitch for Holley during the Lady Hawks loss to visiting Notre Dame this afternoon.

Lyndonville rolled to a 21-6 victory over visiting Byron-Bergen this afternoon to improve to 5-1 in Genesee Region League softball competition.

Gracie Johnson picked up the win in the circle for the Lady Tigers allowing 5 hits and striking out 2. She also banged out 5 hits at the plate including 3 doubles and a triple.

Anna Lewis, Alecia Hinkson and Natalie Ostrowski each had a pair of hits for the Lady Tigers. Lewis and Miranda Lembcke both bang out doubles.

In other GR action, Notre Dame trimmed host Holley 4-1 and Pembroke blanked Kendall 15-0.

Jocelyn Chilton had 2 hits and Jade Hoffarth 1 for Holley.

Kassandra Norman registered 4 strikeouts in the circle for the Lady Hawks.

Improving to 3-1 (4-2 overall) Holley shutout visiting Attica 5-0 this afternoon in a Genesee Region League tennis match.

Aaron Strathearn, Cheyan Palmer and Kristina Yaroshchuk all scored straight set wins in singles competition to lead the way for Holley.

The Hawks also got victories from the doubles teams of Dalton Thurley-Steven Morgan and Eli Bibby-Jake Peters.

Albion 3, Newfane 2 1/2
Wins by Matthew Kovaleski and Victor Benjovsky at the first two singles spots and by the first doubles duo of Nate Smith-Chase Froman keyed Albion to a 3-2 1/2 Niagara-Orleans League victory over Newfane.

Zach Lundy won at third singles for Newfane which also got doubles wins from the duos of Alexa Littman-Erica Flagler and Noah Everett-Ben Pusateri.

Albion is now 4-2 and Newfane 1-6.

Akron takes two from Barker
Akron stayed perfect at 6-0 in N-O competition by sweeping a doubleheader from Barker (0-6) by the identical score of 5 1/2-0.

Nate Chubb, Brandon Meek and Will Chubb both scored a pair of singles wins for Akron.

The Tigers also got a twin bill sweep by the doubles duos of Morgan Wdowka-Skyler Earle, Maggie Leeds-Harry Fitzgerald and Sarah Hoefler-Shannon Miller.

Roy-Hart 4 1/2, Wilson 1
Straight sets wins by the singles trio of Patrick Sheelar, Madigan Lang and Evan Birkemeier led Roy-Hart past Wilson 4 1/2-1 as the Rams improve to 4-1.

Cameron VanBuren and Noah Kindron also posted a win at first doubles and Kayla Hagen and Kody Hayes at third doubles for the Rams.

Photo by Cheryl Wertman – Cora Payne delivers a pitch for Medina during the Mustangs win over Barker this afternoon at Vets Park.

Improving to 6-1 Medina blanked Barker 17-0 this afternoon in a Niagara-Orleans League softball game at Vets Park.

Cora Payne hurled a one hitter with 11 strikeouts to lead the way for Medina. She also helped herself at the plate by banging out a two-run double.

Ryenn Oliver and Morgan Allis both had a pair of hits for the Mustangs.

Albion 21, Newfane 0
Natalie DiCureia and Brylie Hapeman both banged out 4 hits and Lexi Wolck and Janae Doty had 3 to help power Albion past Newfane 21-0.

Doty had a home run and a total of 5 RBIs, Wolck a home run and DiCureia a triple and 4 RBIs.

In the circle, Erin Doty hurled a 2 hitter with 1 strikeout.

Albion is now 3-4 and Newfane 0-7

Roy-Hart 22, Wilson 4
Staying undefeated at 8-0, Roy-Hart downed Wilson 22-4 as Mallory Steiner struck out 14 in the circle and drove in 5 runs at the plate.

Maddie Fry and Kayla Brown both had 4 hits for the Lady Rams and Jayden Townsend 3 including a pair of doubles.

The loss drops Wilson to 3-2.