ALLEGANY, N.Y. — Randolph boys soccer kicked off the Gator Cup, held at Allegany-Limestone, with a 5-1 win over Bradford on Thursday evening.

Bradford’s Lou Sicoli scored on an assist from Landon Lohrman.

Bradford, currently 0-2 on season, returns to action Saturday.

Girls Golf

Oswayo Valley 31, Coudersport 24

Oswayo Valley’s Aubrey Resig had a 54 and Rachel Rathbun a 57 to lead golfers Thursday.

Oswayo Valley moves to 4-0 on the season.

Oswayo Valley: Rachel Rathbun 57 (9); Aubrey Resig 54 (10); Reese Thompson 70 (2); Faith Herzog 66 (6.5); Makiah Jandrew 69 (3.5); Brooklynn Pearce 78

Coudersport: Joanna Chen 66 (6.5); Aubri Lagura 60 (8); Autumn Haggard 81 (1); Taylor Grossman 67 (5); Lydia Tingley 69 (3.5)

Boys Golf

Smethport 28.5, Kane 26.5

SMETHPORT – Smethport defeated Kane at Smethport Country Club tonight with a team score of 28.5 points vs Kane’s 26.5. Freshman Kael Riekofsky and Senior Colin Riekofsky led the way for the Hubbers. Kael picked up his first career medalist honors by firing a 39. Colin was not far behind shooting a 40. For the Wolves, Phinn Chamberlain had the next lowest score carding a 41. All scores are listed below:

Smethport: Kael Riekofsky – 39, Colin Riekofsky – 40, Colin Okerlund – 44, Alex Schott – 49, Deater Martin – 49, Nick Learn – 50

Kane: Phinn Chamberlain – 41, Liam Kiel – 44, Seth Lunden – 45, Kellen Chamberlain – 45, Tyler Gibson -46, Nick Lorenzo – 50

Smethport moves to 4-1 on the season and will be back in action Tuesday at  Kane.

Girls Soccer

Port Allegany 1, Ridgway 0

Port Girls Varsity soccer claimed a 1-0 victory over Ridgway Thursday. Kylee Pelchy came through for the Lady Gators with a second half goal, on an assist to Kendra Meade.

Ridgway’s Sara Zameroski had 26 saves in goal for the Elkers. Hannah Taylor had five saves for Port.

Volleyball

Bradford defeats Brockway in four sets

Bradford beat Brockway Thursday 25-22, 25-23, 21-25, 25-17.

Leading Bradford were Aliya Corignani with seven kills and 39 assists, Emma Pilon with 14 kills, Haley Keane with 13 kills and six blocks, and Addison Carter with 10 kills.

Girls Tennis

ECC 3, St. Marys 2

ST. MARYS – ECC claimed victories in two singles matches and one doubles match to defeat St. Marys 3-2 Thursday.

“Our girls battled through some mental adversity and a tough opponent and almost pulled it out tonight. Sara continues to show how tough a competitor she is at one singles. Isabella is a unique person and her tennis is as creative as she is. Her variety of shot making skills earned her a win at two singles,” St. Marys coach Tim Henry said. “Izzy struggled with her confidence and her opponent.

“The match hinged on the two doubles matches. Sam and Pilar are really developing the chemistry needed to play doubles  and starting to play an attacking style of tennis. Their win evened the match up at 2-2. The new team of Zoe and Anna started playing better after figuring some things out, but let their 4-2 lead in the second slip away. This is a loss we can learn from.”

Singles: Anna Biondi (ECC) defeated Sara Regulski, 8-6, 6-2; Isabella Farabaugh (SM) defeated Audree Meyer, 6-4, 6-4; Arianna Goroski (ECC) defeated Izzy Collins, 6-2, 6-1

Doubles: Samantha Kahnell and Pilar Pfoutz (SM) defeated Lilly O’Connor and Jolene Rippey, 6-4, 6-1; Emma Repko and Eva Corl (ECC) defeated Zoe Romanic and Anna Porkolab, 6-1, 6-4

“Saint Marys Area has a good team.  The match was very close as the Elk County second doubles team of Ava Corl/Emma Repko defeated the SMA doubles team Zoe Romanic/Anna Packolab 6-1, 6-4 to clinch the overall win 3-2. There were many good rallies but there are some technical aspects that need to be improved upon. I think the team adjusted to playing on the clay surface as best they could. It’s an unfamiliar surface to the team,” ECC coach Mike Jeselnik said. “I’m happy with all the matches. Again, we need to work harder to be better prepared to meet the teams who are getting better as we move into the second half of the season.”

JR High Soccer

Kane defeats Coudersport

Coudersport Jr High had their first game in school history against Kane Thursday, losing 5-1.  Cohen Zaun scored the first goal in Jr High history for the Falcons.

Coudersport Varsity hosted Kane for their home opener.

Kane scored the lone goal of the contest with 8 minutes remaining.  Gavin Roessner had 15 saves for Coudersport.