Ronan McDonald took home first place for the Cardinals in 16:16.6, edging out Dagon Bryant of Southwestern (16:48).

In the girls race, Kylee Odell claimed first place with a time of 19:39 as Clymer/Sherman/Panama claimed the first five overall places to finish with 15 points in the win.

Southwestern was second with 57 and Randolph third with 70.

BOYS

In photo at above, Maple Grove’s Ava Crist runs next to Fredonia’s Emily Brown during Tuesday’s Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association cross country meet at Long Point State Park. Next, Maple Grove’s Drew Kelemen, left, and teammate Peter Auer run side by side. Submitted photos

1. Ronan McDonald (R). 2. Dagon Bryant (S), 3. Trenton Shutters (S). 4. Eddie Scroxton (S). 5. Josh Walters (R). 6. Ethan Luce (S). 7. Brady Fye (S). 8. Nate Lewis (S). 9. Carter Mckotch (S). 10. Griffin Bogdanowicz (S). T–16:16.6

GIRLS

1. Kylee Odell (C). 2. Jenna Fisher (C). 3. Haley Odell (C). 4. Tayden Persons (C). 5. Emily Mills (C). 6. Elisabeth Root (R). 7. Leighanne Swan (C). 8. Hannah Schauman (C). 9. Lily Nelson (S). 10. Gabi Wigran (S). T–19:39

DRAGONS SWEEP

ELLERY–Maple Grove won a pair of cross country meets at Long Point State Park, as the boys team finished with 20 points, led by a time of 16:44 by Peter Auer. Jamestown was second with 50 and Fredonia third with 64.

The Red Dragons finished with 21 points in the girls race, ahead of Fredonia (42) and Jamestown (70).

Ava Crist led the way for the girls with a 18:44.

“Both Peter Auer and Ava Crist ran a personal-best time on this course and I was very proud of each of them,” said Maple Grove coach Steve Matteson. “Everyone of my girls top six runners and my top two boys all dropped over one minute from their time since the Red Dragon Invitational, which was the first race of the season. That is one of the things that makes a coach proud, seeing that their hard work throughout the season is paying off and they are reaching their goals that they set each week.”

BOYS

1. Peter Auer (M). 2. Drew Carlson (J). 3. Drew Keleman (M). 4. Lucas Baer (M). 5. Darius Jones (M). 6. Chris Annear (F). 7. Riley Auer (M). 8. Chase Deponceau (J). 9. Nick Brunenavs (M). 10. Alex Crist (M). T–16:44

GIRLS

1. Ava Crist (M). 2. Emily Brown (F). 3. Christina Peppy (M). 4. Abby Brunenavs (M). 5. Savannah Lashbrook (F). 6. Tori Pavlock (M). Hannah Tarbrake (M). 8. Carling Lockwood (M). 9. Julia LeBaron (F). T–18:44

FALCONER WINS PAIR

FALCONER — Falconer claimed a pair of cross country wins at Breezewood Links, claiming the boys match with 20 points to edge out Allegany-Limestone (39) and Silver Creek (84).

In the girls race, the Golden Falcons had 28 points, Silver Creek 46 and Allegany-Limestone 50.

Bryce Baglia took the boys race for Falconer in 17:07 while Angelina Napoleon toured the course in 20:08 for Allegany Limestone.

BOYS

1. Bryce Baglia (F). 2. Rayven Sample (F). 3. Jacob Brink (A). 4. Joe Krenzer (F). 5. Ryan Wisniewski (A). 6. John Brockelbank (F). 7. Joey Pillittieri (F). 8. Devin Austin (F). 9. Ben Benson (A). 10. Daniel Casey (A).T–17:07

GIRLS

1. Angelina Napoleon (A). 2. Julianna Flick (S). 3. Mikaela LeBaron (F). 4. Marie Lemany (F). 5. Tabby Clark (F). 6. Allisa Stuckey (A). 7. McKenzie Haskins (F). 8. Melanie Wilson (S). 9. Sarah Elder (F). 10. Lindsey Kolb (A). T–20:08

GOWANDA PREVAILS

FREWSBURG — Gowanda took home first and third place to claim a three-way boys cross country meet on Tuesday.

Christian Cook clocked a 18:13 for the winners, who finished with 29 points, ahead of Franklinville/Ellicottville/West Valley (43) and Frewsburg (55).

Gowanda finished with 32 points to beat out Franklinville/Ellicottville/West Valley (48) and host Frewsburg (49) in the girls race.

Acacia Barber of Frewsburg led the way with a 20:31, edging out Jericha Petrella of Dunkirk.

BOYS

1. Christian Cook (G). 2. Toby Gifford (FW). 3. John Ondus (G). 4. Tavi Riling (FE). 5. Cayden Hatch (FE). 6. Noah Collins (FW). 7. Cole Herman (G). 8. Drew Shull (G). 9. Liam Conroy (FE). Dylan Harbison (G). T–18:13

GIRLS

1. Acacia Barber (FW). 2. Jericha Petrella (D). 3. Kayla Forthman (G). 4. Riley Gore (FW). 5. Tarryn Herman (FE). 6. Jewel Wozniak (FE). 7. Emagin Warrior (G). 8. Kailyn Farner (G). 9. Alex Liszkiewicz (G). 10. Nevaeh Konwick (G). T–20:31