The Weedsport boys cross country team finished second overall at the OHSL Patriot League Championships with a score of 38 at Tully, Wednesday, but won the Patriot National League with a score of 32. Cato-Meridian came in eighth overall (210 points) but fifth in the Patriot National League, while Port Byron took ninth overall (213) and fourth in the Patriot National League.

Mike Greer led the Warriors, finishing in seventh place (17:25). Also finishing for Weedsport were Andrew Smith in 11th (17:41), Johnny Bos in 14th (18:03), Zack Field in 18th (18:35), Logan Thompson in 20th (18:41) and Jason Ryan was 25th (18:57).

Greer, Smith, Bos, Field and Thompson all qualified for first team all-league status, while Ryan was second team all-league for Weedsport.

The Warriors and the Panthers will run in the OHSL Championship meet in Cato-Meridian, Wednesday.

Cato-Meridian's Joe Mattice was 26th (18:58), Tom Klaben took 28th (19:01), Karl Tausend was 50th (19:58), Chris Krupa finished 60th (20:31), Larry Treasure was 81st (21:55), TJ Nervina was 83rd (22:42) and Joe Barbado took 89th (24:49).

Christian Cobb paced Port Byron with a fourth-place finish (17:40). Also coming in strong for the Panthers were Mike Borst in 22nd (19:37), Zac Leja in 27th (20:30), Will Rice in 29th (21:10) and Tyler Wellington in 30th (21:25).

The Warriors and the Panthers will run in the OHSL Championship meet in Cato-Meridian Wednesday, while the Blue Devils travel to the Henrietta Invitational Saturday.

Auburn 20, Nottingham 37

Rob Culver set a new course record at Nottingham with a time of 15:09.

Also running for the Maroons were Pat Lattimore in second (15:40), John Tehan in third (16:07), Ricky Rainone in fourth (16:27), Kierran Cotter in fifth (16:48), Nick Fiermonte in sixth (17:24) and in seventh was Gary Leader (17:34).

Jordan-Elbridge 26, Westhill 30

Marcellus 26, Jordan-Elbridge 29

Cody Stanton led the Eagles, coming in third (15:54) as Marcellus won the Liberty Division title.

Also running for Jordan-Elbridge was Mike Marrero in sixth (16:07), Greg Bader in eighth (16:36) and Steve Slonosky in 10th (17:01).

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Patriot League Championships

The Weedsport Warriors finished fifth overall at the OHSL Patriot League Championships in Tully with a score of 116 while taking second in the Patriot-National League, with a 58.

Port Byron finished sixth overall with a score of 176 and fourth in the Patriot National League scoring 108 points.

Cato-Meridian was seventh overall, scoring 176 points and fifth in the Patriot National League with a score of 108.

Leading the Warriors was Alyssa O'Bryan in seventh (21:48), qualifying for first team all-league status.

Also finishing for Weedsport were Ashley Edmunds in 11th (22:16), Michele Donahue in 14th (22:59), Nicole Greer in 15th (23:07) and Erin Daly in 17th (23:24). Edmunds, Donahue and Greer all acheived second team all-league status.

For the Panthers, Nicole Carey finished 16th (23:27), Felicia Darrow was 19th (23:37), Christina Rooker was 22nd (25:05), Amanda Vitale was 24th (25:47), Kaylee Adler was 27th (26:18) and Heather Kurtz came in 29th (27:02).

Running for the Blue Devils were Aubrey Campbell in 38th (23:06), Jordan Weir in 46th (33:36), Angelina Argese in 59th (25:18), Jessica Bye in 64th (25:55), Kristin Roberts in 68th (26:39), Erin Annett in 77th (29:11) and Christine Delattre in 78th (29:23).

Auburn 20, Nottingham 36

Liz Mahoney finished first overall for the Maroons (18:41), while Patricia Fleischman took second (19:20), Meghan Guzewicz took third (19:27), Kerry Lupo was fourth (20:53), Molly Pinker in fifth (23:43) and Mary Hutchings in sixth (24:33).

SWIMMING

Skaneateles 98, Westhill/Corcoran 86

Sarah Sawyer led the Lakers, winning three events with an individual first place in the 200 freestyle (2:10.83), and as a leg in the 200 freestyle relay with Britton Weber, Nikki Cole and Rachael DeWitt (1:52.08) and as a leg in the 400 freestyle relay (4:04.95) with DeWitt, Gaelyn Price and Weber.

Price also finished first in the 100 breaststroke (1:19.97).

Skaneateles (4-2) hosts Cazenovia for its final home meet of the season on Tuesday.

FIELD HOCKEY

Weedsport 2, Watertown 0

Amy Sanchez scored both goals, unassisted, for the Warriors, while Kaitlin Hammersley posted nine saves in the net.

Weedsport (6-9-2) plays at Auburn Friday.

Cortland 1, Cato-Meridian 0

Chelsea Terpening collected eight saves in goal for the Blue Devils.