Swabik was one of three Wolfpack runners in the top 10 as the team finished with 35 points. Frewsburg took second with 49 points, led by third-place Toby Gifford (18:28). Franklinville/Ellicottville was third with 50 points, led by second-place Cayden Hatch (18:19). Gowanda was fourth with 95 points, paced by ninth-place Cole Herman (19:19).

Frewsburg’s Acacia Barber took first in the girls race, nearly two minutes faster than the second-place finisher with a time of 19:57. Clymer/Sherman/Panama was the top girls team with 20 points, paced by second-place Jenna Fisher (21:52) and third-place Tayden Persons (22:44). Gowanda was second with 50 points, led by eighth-place Kayla Forthman (23:55), and Franklinville/Ellicottville was third with 61 points, paced by seventh-place Tarryn Herman (23:55). Frewsburg was incomplete.

BOYS

1. John Swabik (C/S/P); 2. Cayden Hatch (F/E); 3. Toby Gifford (Frew); 4. Tavi Riling (F/E); 5. Bryce Hinsdale (C/S/P); 6. Owen White (C/S/P); 7. Micah Barber (Frew); 8. Noah Collins (Frew); 9. Cole Herman (G); 10. Michael Stewart (F/E). T–17:37.

Frewsburg's Acacia Barber finished first in the girls CCAA cross country race at Frewsburg's Robert H. Jackson Elementary School on Saturday morning. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

GIRLS

1. Acacia Barber (Frew); 2. Jenna Fisher (C/S/P); 3. Tayden Persons (C/S/P); 4. Teghan Trocki (Frew); 5. Leighanne Swan (C/S/P); 6. Evangeline Johnson (C/S/P); 7. Tarryn Herman (F/E); 8. Kayla Forthman (G); 9. Calie Hudson (G); 10. Autumn Pupo (G). T–19:57.

GATORS DOMINATE BOYS RACE

SILVER CREEK — Daniel Casey finished in 15:01 to lead Allegany-Limestone to a perfect first-place score of 15 points against Silver Creek/Forestville, Randolph and Dunkirk.

Casey’s time set a course record at Silver Creek High School, beating Randolph’s Ronan McDonald’s time of 15:11 set in 2018. Silver Creek/Forestville took second with 55 points, paced by 12th-place Gabe Rhodes. Randolph was third with 81 points, led by sixth-place Talon Rowland in 16:37. Dunkirk was fourth with 103 points, led by 18th-place Zachary Zentz.

Clymer/Sherman/Panama's Jenna Fisher finished second in the girls CCAA cross country race at Frewsburg's Robert H. Jackson Elementary School on Saturday morning. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

In the girls race, Allegany-Limestone’s Angelina Napoleon also set a course record in 16:51 to lead the Gators to a second-place finish with 32 points. Napoleon’s time broke Silver Creek/Forestville’s Ellie Decker’s time by 2:30.

Silver Creek/Forestville took first place overall with 30 points, paced by Juliana Flick’s third-place finish in 19:10. Randolph was third with 64 points, led by Sydney Smith’s fourth-place finish in 19:47. Dunkirk was incomplete.

BOYS

1. Daniel Casey (A-L); 2. Jacob Brink (A-L); 3. Ryan Wisniewski (A-L); 4. Donald Higgs (A-L); 5. Alex Redeye (A-L); 6. Talon Rowland (R); 7. Zack Krenzel (A-L); 8. Matthew Volz (A-L); 9. Kevin Voegelin (A-L); 10. Frankie Opperman (A-L). T–15:01

GIRLS

Franklinville/Ellicottville's Cayden Hatch finished second in the boys CCAA cross country race at Frewsburg's Robert H. Jackson Elementary School on Saturday morning. P-J photo by Matt Spielman

1. Angelina Napoleon (A-L); 2. Ashlyn Collins (A-L); 3. Juliana Flick (SC/F); 4. Sydney Smith (R); 5. Daisy League (SC/F); 6. Melanie Wilson (SC/F); 7. Emma Romanik (SC/F); 8. Maddie Straub (A-L); 9. Siera Jacques (D); 10. Ellie Decker (SC/F). T–16:51

MAPLE GROVE GIRLS PERFECT

FREDONIA — Led by Christina Peppy, Maple Grove’s girls finished with a perfect score en route to a victory at Fredonia High School.

Peppy finished in 19:33.5 to pace the Red Dragons. She was followed by Ava Crist (20:10.93), Abby Brunenavs (20:26.08), Tori Pavlock and Allison Bohall.

Southwestern finished second with 51 points, led by sixth-place Lily Nelson, while Fredonia was third with 70 points, paced by ninth-place Ashlynn Ambrose.

Southwestern won the boys race with 22 points, led by second-place Ethan Luce in 17:33.60.

Maple Grove’s Lukas Baer won the boys race in 16:33.43 to lead the Red Dragons to a second-place team finish with 48 points. Fredonia was third with 67 points, led by ninth-place Adam Lesch.

BOYS

1. Lukas Baer (MG); 2. Ethan Luce (S); 3. Trenton Shutters (S); 4. Carter McKotch (S); 5. Alex Crist (MG); 6. Griffin Bogdanowicz (S); 7. Brendan Luce (S); 8. Jaden Kinnear (S); 9. Adam Lesch (F); 10. Lukas Svenson (S). T–16:33.43

GIRLS

1. Christina Peppy (MG); 2. Ava Crist (MG); 3. Abby Brunenavs (MG); 4. Tori Pavlock (MG); 5. Allison Bohall (MG); 6. Lily Nelson (S); 7. Hannah Tarbrake (MG); 8. Gabrielle Wigren (S); 9. Ashlynn Ambrose (F); 10. Grace Anderson (S). T–19:33.50

CARLSON LEADS RED RAIDERS

JAMESTOWN — Drew Carlson toured the Martin Road Athletic Complex course in 17:08 to lead Jamestown to a boys win over Cattaraugus-Little Valley and Olean with 20 points.

Olean’s Jack DeRose was third for the incomplete Huskies while Geoffrie Eisensmith was fourth for the third-place Timberwolves, who finished with 39 points.

Nya Martinelli won the girls race in 22:57 for incomplete Olean. Cattaraugus-Little Valley’s Emma Pocabello was second in 23:03 as the Timberwolves were the only full girls team to compete.

Jamestown’s top finisher was Alyson Canfield in sixth (27:04).

BOYS

1. Drew Carlson (J); 2. Colton Cappalino (J); 3. Jack DeRose (O); 4. Geoffrie Eisensmith (C-LV); 5. Mason McVinney (J); 6. John Visnesky (C-LV); 7. Ethan Peelman-Gray (J); 8. Maxwell Knight (J); 9. Jack Osborne (J); 10. Josh Halterman (C-LV). T–17:08

GIRLS

1. Nya Martinelli (O); 2. Emma Pocabello (C-LV); 3. Sara Thomas (O); 4. Aaliyah Small (C-LV); 5. Safia Javed (O); 6. Alyson Canfield (J); 7. Daisy Meyer (J); 8. Remi Eisensmith (C-LV); 9. Meri Eisensmith (C-LV); 10. Amaya Smith (C-LV). T–22:57