Trap leagues

The Penn York Winter Trap League met this Sunday at Pine Grove Sportsman Club with 84 shooters present.

Dale Johnson of Brokenstraw/Sugar Grove shot the lone perfect 50, his third in a row.

High Sub Junior Male was Hunter Kestler with 42. High Sub Junior Female was Izabella Hurlburt with 26. High Junior Male was Caleb McMillen with 47. High Junior Female was Lydia Covert with 46. High Lady was Cindy Cable with 41. High Vet was a tie between with Dean Spiridon and Lee Dunkle with 47s. High Senior Vet was a tie between with Jim Nowacki and Terry Walker with 47s. High Super Senior Vet was Brian Westerdahl with 45.

Brokenstraw/Sugar Grove (242): Dale Johnson 50, Curt Hollabaugh 49, Rick Woodcock 48, Robbin Weaver 48, Caleb McMillen 47

Busti (236): Billy Kestler 48, Jim Kestler Jr 47, Lee Dunkle 47, Scott Hulings 47, Herb Johnson 47

Celoron (233): Jeff Gens 48, Rich Foster 48, Jim Nowacki 47, Jerry Martin 45, Greg Wassman 45

Pine Grove (231): Dutch Davies 48, Dean Spiridon 47, Brandon Franklin 46, John Pearson 45, William Gross 45

Randolph (220): Rob Simcick 45, Kim Milford 45, John Foster 44, Jim Congdon 43, Andrew Hvizdzak 43

Indoor soccer

LAKEWOOD YMCA SHULTS AUTO GROUP

3-6 GRADE COED

Behind hat tricks by Addison Moore and Ethan Carlson, BAYSO Charcoal downed Red 11-2.

Gracelynn Moore, Aleck Garrett, Zoe Nalbone, Paxton Liddell and Quade Aronson all had one goal for Charcoal.

Caden Warden and Owen Parinella collected a goal apiece for Red.

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Tanner Patterson’s two goals highlighted Randolph Yellow to a 6-2 win over Corry Lime Green.

Ava Sears, Elise Philblad, Cole Morris and Cooper Henderson each had one goal for the winners.

Dominick Vona and Ryley Murphy both had a goal for Corry Lime Green.

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Aleck Garrett’s four goal led BAYSO Charcoal to a 12-3 win over Sapphire.

Paxton Liddell tallied a hat trick and Gracelynn Moore had two goals, while Zoe Nalbone, Sawyer Edwards and Oden Lutgen each had one goal for the winners.

Luca Mistretta had two goals and Andrew Tyler added one for Sapphire.

VARSITY BOYS

Jamestown edged Southwestern 3-2.

Tyler Maloney, Andrew Pacheco and Karryne Mims all had a goal for the winners.

Chase Harnett tallied both goals for Southwestern.

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Jonah Foley’s four goals paced Maple Grove to an 11-3 win over Eisenhower.

Keegan Rishel and Steven Whitman each had a hat trick and Drew Oste chipped in one goal for Maple Grove.

Abe Wolf had two goals and David Abadie chipped in one for Eisenhower.

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Corentin Grady’s hat trick led Westfield/Brocton past Kane 12-4.

Tahner Snow, Mihir Patel and Micah Heim all had a pair of goals, while Samuel Heim, Aiden Gatto and Cameron Patternosh each had one for hte winners.

Emily Stephan and Aaron Mishic had two goals each for Kane.

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Alex Reynolds, Ethyn Gilbert and Hayden Myers tallied a goal apiece as Falconer/Cassadaga Valley downed Chautauqua Lake 3-1.

Cole Otto had the lone goal for Chautauqua Lake.

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Ridor Smith collected a hat trick to send Randolph to a 7-4 win over Pine Valley.

Isaac Pihlblad, Cooper Freeman, Griffin Nelson and Cody Slade each had a goal for Randolph.

Noah Frontuto scored two goals, and Darwin Westlund and Sawyer Bradigan both had one for Pine Valley.

VARSITY GIRLS

Lexi Lundmark tallied four goals, Sophia Sergue had three and Marlana Cresanti and Emma Malmstrom-Jouannet each had two as Falconer/Cassadaga Valley downed Salamanca 12-3.

Michaela Olson collected a goal for the winners.

Mariah Downey scored two goals and Aubrey Hogan added one for Salamanca.

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Katie Bunk’s hat trick paced Eisenhower to a 4-0 win over Pine Valley.

Elley Eastman scored the other goal for the winners.

WOMEN’S DIVISION

Lime Green and Charcoal played to a 2-2 tie.

Hannah Girts and Brittany Press had a goal apiece for Lime Green.

Amy Aldrich and Sara Aldrich tallied a goal each for Charcoal.

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Ashley Pullan scored four times and Rachel Anderson added the other goal as Yellow upended Sapphire 5-1.

Samantha English recorded the lone goal for Sapphire.

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Karlee Foti and Hilary Rice both scored three goals to lead Red to a 10-1 win over Irish Green.

Abby Merchant collected two goals, and Katie Andalora and Kaylin Brumagin both had one for the winners.

Kailey Gastol had the lone goal for Irish Green.

JAYVEE BOYS

Aiden Kieffer scored three times, and Drew Robinson, Andrew Clark, Benji Kidder, Colle Lille and Cale Livengood tallied twice each to lead Southwestern to a 13-5 win over Pine Valley.

Ayden Hohl, Isaac Keney, Brian Keney, Blake Mayhard and Chad Schunk all had one for the winners.

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Evan Maloney scored times, and Carter Rizzuto and TyJai Goodlow both had two as Jamestown downed Eisenhower 8-1.

Jayden Turner added the other goal for the winners.

Derek Gruiher had the goal for Eisenhower.

ADULT COED

Elley Eastman and Chris Pembridge scored three goals each to lead Irish Green past White 9-3.

Scott Robertson, Muness Qadri and Peyton Sivak scored a goal for the winners.

Tom Eckwahl scored twice for White and Dawn Delahoy added another.

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Ryan Deppas scored four and Alex Hultberg had three goals to lead Carolina Blue to a 10-1 win over Mint Green.

Nora Edwards, Ashlyn Samuelson and Brayden Lobb added a goal apiece for Carolina Blue.

The lone Mint Green was scored by Simon Pirello.

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John Lamancuso scored twice as Pink edged Royal Blue 5-4.

Allison Johnson, Alex LeeYaw and Albert Persia scored once each for Pink.

Both Connor Barnes and Joshua Morris provided two goals apiece for Royal Blue.

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Ryan Shipherd and Nyle Bird both had hat tricks in Lime Green’s 9-5 victory over Sapphire.

Gage Bird, Blake Montgomery and Mike Bird scored once each.

Tyler West and Kyle Olson both had two goals apiece and Zach Buss potted one for Sapphire.

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Oktaveon Ryan scored six goals to lead Orange past Yellow 15-7.

Ali Raza scored four goals, both Reagon Beaver and Rohit Narasimhan scored twice, and Brodie VanOrd had one goal for Orange.

Jacob Lyon scored six times and Jordan Lyon had one for Yellow.

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Caleb Lindell potted five goals to lead Charcoal over Red 11-5.

Steffen Blair, Ashley Elms and Morgan Danielson had two goals each for Charcoal.

Benjamin Deperna had a hat trick and Trenton Colburn scored twice for Red.