Amy Sanchez scored both goals as Weedsport overcame an early deficit to beat the Port Byron field hockey team 2-1 Wednesday.

Ali Short scored the lone Port Byron goal off an assist from Nica Dare. Kellie Redmond finished with 16 saves.

Allison Pelton and Kaylee Napolitano had assists for the Warriors.

Gabbie Barrigar earned two saves for Weedsport.

The Warriors (5-4-1) host Homer Friday.

Moravia 8, Southern Springs 1

Moravia's Michelle Vargason posted three goals, Christine Gorman earned two goals, Ashlee Reagin tallied one goal and one assist, Hannah Mackey and Michelle Mueller added one goal apiece, Haley Potter collected three assists, and Katie Lupo finished with one assist.

Scoring the lone goal for Southern Springs was Molly Clifford.

Moravia (5-3) travels to Newark Valley Friday.

Cazenovia 8, Cato-Meridian 0

Cassandra Green collected 22 saves to pace the Blue Devils.

BOYS GOLF

Auburn 205, Cicero-North Syracuse Green 234

Auburn's Bob Gage was the medalist, carding a 38.

Also leading the Maroons were Steve Dec, who shot a 39, Bob Dushatinski finished with a 41, Brian Moore carded a 43 and Harrison Davenport shot a 44.

Auburn (9-2) travels to Baldwinsville Monday.

VOLLEYBALL

Auburn 3, Nottingham 1

The Maroons finally add another win as Kaylee Hamberger led the way with 12 aces, one kill and 20 assists.

Also playing well for Auburn were Taylor Acresti, who had three aces, Emily Jetty chipped in two assists, Emily Felter contributed two aces, 13 kills and three blocks, Katie Brown posted seven kills, Magnolia Brazak finished with one ace, J.P. Fletcher added two aces and one kill, and Brianna Enge collected three aces and one kill.

The Maroons (2-7) host Baldwinsville Friday.

GIRLS SOCCER

Whitney Point 2, Southern Cayuga 1

Felicia Allen scored the lone goal for the Chiefs while Hillary Chidsey tallied four saves.

Southern Cayuga led in shots, 12-10, and in corner kicks, 7-6.

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Auburn 22, Nottingham 39

The Maroons got their first victory, led by Patricia Fleischman who took first place (21:09).

Auburn's Meghan Guzewicz finished third (22:13), Kim Lupo took fifth (23:37), Kerry Lupo followed in sixth (23:44), Alyssa Morrisette took seventh (23:48), Kelsie Baker came in eighth (24:45) and Ashley Bunnell finished ninth (25:25).

The Maroons (1-2) travel to the McQuaid Invitational Saturday.

Pulaski 16, Port Byron 46

Running well for the Panthers were Emma Jo Aversa, who came in fifth (21:58), Nicole Carey finished eighth (24:32), Kate Riley took 13th (24:54), Heather Kurtz ran in 14th (25:07) and Christina Rooker followed in 15th (25:35).

Port Byron (1-2) travels to Weedsport Wednesday.

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Jordan-Elbridge 22, Christian Brothers Academy 35

Jordan-Elbridge 18, Solvay 42

Facing off against league rival Christian Brothers Academy, who stands in third place in the state rankings, second-ranked Jordan-Elbridge felt they had a score to settle.

“My boys had heard that Christian Brothers Academy thought they could run with them, and that they thought they matched up well against us,” Eagles coach Roger Roman said. “I think we had something to prove.”

Cody Stanton kept his undefeated record intact as he won the race with a course-record time of 16.25. Teammate Mike Marrero ran in second, running together with Stanton for the first mile and a half before pulling away and losing to Christian Brothers Academy's Tom Voorheis at the finish line in a vicious sprint. Marrero ended up in third (16.39). Greg Bader took fifth (17.10), Steve Slonosky was seventh (17.51), Mitch Alpha took ninth (18.03), Tom Poppe was 12th (18.16) and Jack Gugel ran 13th in his first-ever varsity race (18.35).

Jordan-Elbridge (4-0 division) travels to Rochester for the McQuaid Invitational Saturday.

Auburn 27, Nottingham 28

Pat Lattimore won the race and led the Maroons with a time of 17:33.

Auburn's Andy Schemerhorn was fifth (18:33), Kieran Cotter came in sixth (18:42), Mike Henn followed in seventh (18:46), John Tehan ran in eighth (18:55), Mike Piwinski took 11th (19:45) and Jack Kavanagh finished in 12th (20:22).

The Maroons (2-1) run at the McQuaid Invitational Saturday.

Pulaski 23, Port Byron 37

Christian Cobb took second place to pace the Panthers with a time of 17:37.

Also finishing well for Port Byron were Mike Borst, who took third (17:59), Zac Leja finished in ninth (19:12), Dimitri Milczakowskyj was 11th (19:39), Matt Teabo came in 14th (20:08) and Tyler Wellington was 15th (21:03).

The Panthers run at Weedsport Wednesday.

GIRLS TENNIS

Cicero-North Syracuse 4, Auburn 3

Claire Minnoe remains undefeated, earning her seventh victory in first singles, 6-1, 6-0. The Maroons' Jaime Bruno and Jenna Bruno won first doubles 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, while Molly Brown and Heidi Vanbuskirk won 6-1, 4-6, 6-2.

Auburn (2-5) hosts Utica in a rescheduled match today.