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Kelly Camardo scored her third goal with 1:13 left as Guilderland edged Canandaigua, 11-10, in a non-league girls’ lacrosse game Saturday matching state-ranked teams at Union College.

Camardo’s goal capped an 8-4 second-half run and kept Guilderland (6-0) unbeaten heading into Tuesday’s Suburban Council showdown at Niskayuna (5-0).

“It was a great game to win,” said Guilderland coach Gary Chatnik. “Canandaigua is a very good team. They have the best sticks we’ve seen this year.”

Kendall Cietek led the Lady Dutch with four goals, and Morgan Hardt scored three goals for the state’s No. 5-ranked Class A team.

Canandaigua (5-1), ranked No. 3 among the state’s Class B teams, got three goals and an assist from both Jordan Johnson and Dak­otah Savitcheff. Kendall D’Amore scored two goals, including a tying tally before Camardo answered.

“It was an up and down game,” said Chatnik. “We were trailing early in the second half, 7-3, then Kendall hit two in a row and Hardt hit two in a row. It went back and forth after that.”

Guilderland had won each of its previous five games by at least 10 goals.

BOYS

Cody Schnepf scored his school record-tying eighth goal 23 seconds into overtime during a man-up opportunity, and Schenectady won its first game, 16-15, at South Glens Falls.

Jordan Zaman had three goals and three assists for the Patriots (1-5), and set up Schnepf’s game-winner after tying the game with 10 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

“It wasn’t our best game. There were a lot of penalties and some things happened, but we battled back in the last quarter and came away with a win,” said Schenectady coach Dave Trahan. “It’s nice to get one. We’ve been close a couple of times.”

Jake Normandin scored five goals for the Bulldogs (2-3), Quinton Price had four goals and two assists and Connor Neal had two goals and five assists.

“It was definitely a crazy game,” said Trahan. “We were up by six goals in the first quarter. In the third quarter, they were up by five goals.”

Shenendehowa and Lakeland/Pan­as continued their series of close games, with a late Plainsmen rally falling short in an 8-6 non-league loss to the Rebels.

Mike Jenkins paced Shenendehowa (3-2) with three goals and an assist, and D.J. Edick pumped in two goals. Grant Perea had three goals and an assist for Lakeland/Panas (4-2), which was up, 8-4, entering the final quarter.

John Gostolla, Nick Gostolla and Liam Christensen scored three goals apiece and combined for 14 points to power Bethlehem (1-4) past LaSalle, 9-3.

Nathan Degutis had two goals and an assist for the Cadets (2-2).

Connor Drislane scored two goals and assisted on two, and Guilderland surged in the second half to beat Colonie, 11-2, in a Suburban Council game.

Connor McLachlan had two goals and an assist for the Dutchmen (3-1, 4-2), Cody Dyer had two goals and Taylor Dubose collected a goal and three assists. Colonie (1-3, 1-4) trailed at the half, 3-1, before Guilderland went on a 4-1 third-quarter run.

GIRLS

NON-LEAGUE

GUILDERLAND 11, CANANDAIGUA 10

Canandaigua 6 4 — 10

Guilderland 3 8 — 11

Canandaigua scoring: Heather Groot 1-0, Jordan Johnson 3-1, Macy Marafioti 1-1, Kendall D’Amore 2-0, Dakotah Savitcheff 3-1. Guilderland scoring: Kendall Cietek 4-0, Kelly Camardo 3-0, Morgan Hardt 3-0, Shelby Iapoce 1-0, Mackenzie Cietek 0-1.

Goaltenders: Canandaigua, Rebecca Van Laeken, 10 saves. Guilderland, Jess Madsen, 3 saves.

BOYS

NON-LEAGUE

SCHENECTADY 16, SOUTH GLENS FALLS 15 (OT)

Schenectady 6 1 3 5 1 — 16

SGF 5 1 8 1 0 — 15

Schenectady scoring: Cody Schnepf 8-0, Jordan Zaman 3-3, Devon Patrick 2-1, Kwame Jarvis 2-0, Mark Wells 1-0. South Glens Falls scoring: Jake Normandin 5-0, Quinton Price 4-2, Josh Mullen 1-0, Ben LaRue 1-2, Pat Fish 2-0, Connor Neal 2-5.

Goaltenders: Schenectady, James

Schnepf, 14 saves. South Glens Falls, Dan Regner, 12 saves.

LAKELAND/PANAS 8, SHENENDEHOWA 6

Lakeland/Panas 4 3 1 0 — 8

Shenendehowa 3 0 1 2 — 6

Lakeland/Panas scoring: Grant Perea 3-1, Brian Prunty 2-2, Chris Monteferente 1-2, Sean Murphy 1-0, Ryan Bonifati 1-0. Shenendehowa: Mike Jenkins 3-1, D.J. Edick 2-0, Kyle Marr 0-1, Joe Romano 1-0.

Goaltenders: Lakeland/Panas, Michael Zingaro, 10 saves. Shenendehowa,. Ben Robbins, 6 saves.

BETHLEHEM 9, LASALLE 3

Bethlehem 3 1 4 1 — 9

LaSalle 0 0 0 3 — 3

Bethlehem scoring: Nick Gosstola 3-0, Liam Christensen 3-2, John Gosstola 3-3. LaSalle scoring: Nathan Degutis 2-1, Dan Marcelle 1-1, Jake Richards 0-1.

Goaltenders: Bethlehem, Dan Comber, 7 saves. LaSalle, Zach Wojtusik, 18 saves.

SUBURBAN COUNCIL

GUILDERLAND 11, COLONIE 2

Colonie 1 0 1 0 —  2

Guilderland 1 2 4 4 — 11

Colonie scoring: Mike Metzger 1-0, Jeff Yates 0-1, Andrew Hooten 1-0. Guilderland scoring: Connor Drislane 2-2, Connor McLachlan 2-1, Stephen Polsinelli 1-0, Taylor Dubose 1-3, Cody Dyer 2-0, Jake Smith 1-0, Nick Titolo 1-0, Nick Bailly 1-0, Patrick Wood 0-2.

Goaltenders: Colonie, Brendan Deady, 12 saves. Guilderland, Sean Klim, 7 saves; Connor Wacksman, 1 save.

Baseball

Casey Cohan hit a double and single and drove a run home, and Saratoga Catholic opened its season with a 14-10 non-league win over Fonda-Fultonville.

Tyler Gerean and Jesse Winters both had two hits for the Saints. Charles Parslow and Kevin Twardzik both had two hits for the Braves (2-3), and Bradon Baker had two RBI.

Austin Clock had two hits and two RBI, Josh Callahan had two hits and scored two runs and Niskayuna dealt Schalmont its first setback, 9-3.

Dan Bergami, Tyler Demers and Chris Amorosi belted home runs for the Sabres (2-1).

Queensbury scored 10 runs in the seventh inning to beat Bethlehem, 11-4.

Zach Parsons hit a double for the Spartans. Brendan Beham homered for the Eagles.

Casey Kerr pitched a four-hitter with 10 strikeouts in Saratoga Springs’ 7-1 Suburban Council win over Mohonasen Friday night.

Kris Muller hit a home run and double, Wellman Loviza hit a double and single and both had two RBI for the Blue Streaks (2-2, ­5-2). Jordan Coton hot a double and single for the Mighty Warriors (1-3, 3-3), who were looking to match last year’s win total.

Anthony Scaccia struck out the first 10 batters he faced, fanned 12 over five innings and also hit a two-run double to lift Voorheesville (5-0) over Waterford-Halfmoon, 13-3.

NON-LEAGUE

SARATOGA CATHOLIC 14, FONDA-FULTONVILLE 10

Saratoga Catholic 402 600 2 — 14 8 4

Fonda-Fultonville 004 024 0 — 10 8 2

Winters, Hadeka (5) and Boyark; Shaw, Kowalski (4), Ladd (5) and Kocjian.

NISKAYUNA 9, SCHALMONT 3

Niskayuna 112 200 3 — 9 8 1

Schalmont 200 010 0 — 3 4 2

Feeney, Callahan (7) and Hoffman; Musk, Hamilton (3), Mattick (7) and Demers.

QUEENSBURY 11, BETHLEHEM 4

Queensbury 001 00 (10) — 11 6 0

Bethlehem 201 010  0 —  4 4 3

FRIDAY

SUBURBAN COUNCIL

SARATOGA SPRINGS 7, MOHONASEN 1

Saratoga 400 011 1 — 7 9 2

Mohonasen 010 000 0 — 1 4 3

Kerr and Forbes; Flood, Wyanski (5) and Galvin.

VOORHEESVILLE 13, WATERFORD-HALFMOON 3

Waterford-Halfmoon 100 002 0 —  3 5 4

Voorheesville 271 012 x — 13 8 2

Foster, Dilbone (3) and Vautrin; Scaccia, Esposito (6) and Chiseri.

Softball

Caitlin Lawson belted two home runs as host Shenendehowa beat Newburgh Free Academy, 11-1, in the first round of its Christina Massa Memorial Tournament.

Lawson drove in three runs, as did Melissa Morgan, and Aly Kramer added two hits.

The Lady Plainsmen (6-0) beat Kingston, 4-1, in the second game behind Erika Daigle’ s four-hitter.

Columbia split its two games at the event, dropping a 1-0 decision to Kingston before knocking off NFA, 9-2.

Olivia Lattin threw a two-hitter for Kingston, allowing only singles by Caitlin Cooper and Samara Perry.

Halley VanBorst drove in three runs, and Jess Adams knocked in two against NFA as the Lady Blue Devils improve dto 4-2.

Emily Fuller hit a two-run home run and threw a two-hitter with 12 strikeouts as Granville beat Voorheesville, 6-0, in the first round of the Maple Hill Tournament.

Amanda Gatt struck out 20 in a losing effort.

Maple Hill beat the Blackbirds, 4-3, in the consolation game, scoring three runs in the bottom of the sixth inning. Gatt fanned 17.

Rebecca Kogen went 3-for-4 and scored four runs as Emma Willard edged Miss Hall’s School, 16-15, in a non-league game.

Erinn Mangona drove in four runs, and Jeanine Rodriguez knocked in three more as Saratoga Springs beat Mohonasen, 17-9, Friday in a Suburban Council game. Cate Belber hit a grand slam for Mohonasen.

Courtney Rosser’s four-hitter helped Amsterdm beat Mayfield, 7-2, in a non-leaguer on Friday. Nicole Little had two of the Lady Panthers’ hits.

MASSA TOURNAMENT

SHENENDEHOWA 11, NEWBURGH FREE ACADEMY 1

NFA 100 000 0 — 1 3 3

Shenendehowa 411 014 x — 11 13 2

Bruno and Brummell; Daigle, FItzgerald (3) and Lawson.

SHENENDEHOWA 4, KINGSTON 1

Kingston 000 010 0 — 1 4 0

Shenendehowa 010 030 x — 4 4 0

Cruise and McCloskey; Daigle and Lawson.

KINGSTON 1, COLUMBIA 0

Kingston 000 100 0 — 1 3 0

Columbia 000 000 0 — 0 2 1

Lattin and McCloskey; Cooper and Knox.

COLUMBIA 9, NEWBURGH FREE ACADEMY 2

NFA 001 010 0 — 2 4 4

Columbia 199 044 x — 9 8 1

Byrnes and Brummell; VanVorst, Cooper (5) and VanDenburg, Knox (5).

MAPLE HILLL TOURNAMENT

GRANVILLE 6, VOORHEESVILE 0

Granville 002 003 1 — 6 5 0

Voorheesville 000 000 0 — 0 2 3

Fuller and Harrison; Gatt and Ligouri.,

NON-LEAGUE

EMMA WILLARD 16, MISS HILL’S SCHOOL 15

Miss Hill’s 304 503 0 — 15 13 7

Emma Willard 432 340 x — 16 16 2

Ettinger and Baumgartner; Murray and Berry.

FRIDAY

SUBURBAN COUNCIL

SARATOGA SPRINGS 17, MOHONASEN 9

Saratoga 520 003 7 — 17 15 3

Mohonasen 120 060 0 — 9 7 6

Sullivan, Varsames (5), Burgess (5) and Willner-Giwere; Patterson and Izzo.

NON-LEAGUE

AMSTERDAM 7, MAYIELD 2

Mayfield 100 001 0 — 2

Amsterdam 201 103 x — 7

Track and field

Jeff Hrebenach won the 100 and 200, tying the meet record of 11.39 seconds, as Saratoga Springs won the boys’ team title Saturday at the Ballston Spa Invitational.

Steve Kuzina won both hurdles races, and the Blue Streaks swept the relays, with Hrebenach anchoring the 400 relay and Evan Quin­ones finishing both the 1,600 and 3,200. Quinones also won the 400.

Other Saratoga winners were Spencer Patterson (1,600), Jon Moore (3,200), Tim Hartwell (pole vault) and Scott Kasson (shot put).

Dennis Turner of Scotia-Glenville won the long jump and was second in the pole vault. Nick Cov­eney of Broadalbin-Perth won the discus and was third in the shot put.

Colleen Rice was a double winner (100 meters and 400 hurdles) to lead Queensbury to the girls’ team title. Teammate Nikari Carota won the 100 hurdles in a meet record of 15.43, and Olivia Paolano was best in the triple jump for Queensbury.

Niskayuna’s Kaleigh Higgins set a meet record of 2:18.46 in the 800.

The host Scotties had individual winners in Amanda Bertrand (high jump) and Olivia Matthews (pole vault). Liz Hogan of Gloversville took the shot put and was third in the discus.

The Shaker girls won the team title at the Nanuet Relays, with four firsts, three seconds and three third-place finishes.

Kristen Hayes, Madison Rowland, Danielle McLean and Emily VanDenburgh took the 800 in 1:46.5, and Hayes, Natalie Horton, Hannah Madison and Kayleigh Lavender won the sprint medley in 4:18.9

Emma Torncello teamed with VanDenburgh to win the long jump, and joined McLean in winning the triple jump.

Ben Fishbein won the 1,600 invitational, and Bethlehem set meet records in winning the 3x400 hurdles and distance medley as it took the boys’ team title at the CBA/­LaSalle relays.

Mike Grogan, Scott Mistler-Ferguson and Dylan Languth took the 3 x 400 hurdles in 3:05.0; Matt Crawford, Mike Fast, Chris Shaw and Luke Carpinello won the DMR in 10:48.9.

Colonie topped Guilderland for the girls’ title. Colonie’s 4 x 800 foursome of Amy Becker, Leah Keriu, Jackie Malecki and Rachel Keller was first in 9:47.3.

Albany’s Jalessa Montaque, Tiara Gaines, Kyniqua Marable and Nat­asia Beown set a meet record of 1:48.2 in the 4 x 200.

BALLSTON SPA INVITATIONAL

BOYS

Team scoring: Saratoga Springs 152, Fonda-Fultonville 68, Queensbury 53, Greenwich 45, Broadalbin-Perth 41, Niskayuna 37, Green Tech 34, Ballston Spa 32, Scotia-Glenville 23, Schuylerville 20, Glens Falls 10, Gloversville 8, New Hartford 3, Corinth 1.

100 — Hrebenach (Sar), 11.39; Manning (GT), 11.65; Ivery (Nisk), 11.83. 200 — Hreb­enach (Sar), 23.06; Barber (Sch), 23.91; Bernier (BS), 24.02. 400 — Quinones (Sar), 52.25; Vanderzee (Q), 52.45; Barber (Sch), 53.45. 800 — Lane (Green), 1:59.83; Becker (BP), 2:00.50; Scott (Fon), 2:03.63. 1,600 — Patterson (Sar), 4:24.03; Scott (Fon), 4:27.01; Knox (Glov), 4:30.14. 3,200 — Moore (Sar), 9;48.92; Ferguson (BP), 10:02.54; Hoffman (Fon), 10:10.23.

110 hurdles — Kuznia (Sar), 15.25; Hermey (Q), 16.33; Spear (GF), 16.46. 400 hurdles — Kuznia (Sar), 57.55; Choiniere (Sar), 1:00.83; Sammons (Fon), 1:02.76. 400 relay — Saratoga Springs (Zwijacz, Hartwell, Grandy, Hrebenach), 45.08; Green Tech, 46.43; Niskayuna, 46.76. 1,600 relay — Saratoga Springs (Kuznia, Grandy, Patterson, Quinones), 3:33.16; Fonda-Fultonville, 3:39.33; Queensbury, 3:41.93; 3,200 relay — Saratoga Springs (Williams, Verro, Briggs, Quinones), 8:06.72; Queensbury, 8:35.97; Fonda-Fultonville, 8:37.79.

High jump — Vandoran (Q), 6-2; Manning (GT), 5-9; Fox (Fon), 5-9. Long jump — Turner (SG), 20-1⁄2; Garland (GT), 19-6 1⁄4; Bernier (BS), 19-3. Triple jump — Whitehouse (Green), 37-5 1⁄2; Wagner (Nisk), 37-5; Steele (BP), 37-3 1⁄2. Pole vault — Hartwell (Sar), 12-0; Turner (SG), 11-6; Choiniere (Sar), 10-6. Shot put — Kasson (Sar), 46-9; McFee (Green), 46-2; Coveney (BP), 42-73⁄4. Discus — Coveney (BP), 141-1; McFee (Green), 130-1; Slattery (Q), 121-10.

GIRLS

Team scoring: Queensbury 124.7, Glens Falls 78.7, Gloversville 55, Greenwich 54.7, Niskayuna 54, Fonda-Fultonville 52, Ballston Spa 43.7, Schuylerville 24, Scotia-Glenville 18, Broadalbin-Perth 17, New Hartford 7.

100 — Rice (Q), 13.10; Haraughty (GF), 13.10; Peck (Glov), 13.37. 200 — Haraughty (GF), 26.91; Dunn (SG), 27.77; Peck (Glov), 27.77. 400 — Singletary (GF), 1:00.36; DeWald (Nisk), 1:01.00; Moran (Nisk), 1:03.29. 800 — Higgins (Nisk), 2:18.46; Kellogg (Q), 2:23.87; Houser (Green), 2:25.79. 1,500 — Houser (Green), 4:47.20; Labate (Nisk), 5:02.98; Lapham (Green), 5:05.99. 3,000 — Montague (Green), 10:25.04; Navatka (Q), 10:3; Spiezio (Green), 10:55.37.

100 hurdles — Carota (Q), 15.43; Paol­ano (Q), 17.02; Therrien (Fon), 17.23. 400 hurdles — Rice (Q), 1:09.79; Wisniewski (Fon), 1:12.25; Geniti (Fon), 1:12.59. 400 relay — Gloversville (Cabrera-Case, Thomas, Bielli, Peck), 53.13; Queensbury, 55.17; Ballston Spa, 55.18. 1,600 relay — Glens Falls (Haraughty, Haraughty, Morrissey, Singletary), 4:15.23; Queensbury, 4:19.59; Schuylerville, 4:22.81.

3,200 relay — Ballston Spa (Danison, Gardiner, Gardiner, Rosenberg), 10:05.21; Fonda-Fultonville, 10:19.16; Niskayuna, 10:22.13. High jump — Bertrand (BS), 5-0; Zurlo (GF), 4-9; Chaires (SG), 4-9. Long jump — Hanehan (Sch), 15-10 1⁄2; Carota (Q), 15-10; Thomas (Glov), 15-9 3⁄4. Triple jump — Paolano (Q), 33-2; White (BP), 31-8 1⁄4; Rice (Q), 31-4 1⁄2. Pole vault — Matthews (BS), 9-6; Paolano (Q), 8-6; Shevlin (Q), 8-0. Shot put — Hogan (Glov), 36-9 3⁄4; Doolittle (GF), 31-11 1⁄4; Gedney (Q), 31-10. Discus — Mack (GF), 93-0; Doolittle (GF), 92-11; Hogan (Glov), 89-11.

NANUET RELAYS

Shaker girls 1st (83 points)

800 — Hayes, Rowland, McLean, VanDenburgh, 1:46.5. 1st. Sprint medley — Hayes, Horton, Madison, K.Lavender, 4:18.9, 1st. Long jump — Torncello, VanDenburgh, 33-2, 1st. Triple jump — Torncello, McLean, 68-7, 1st. Pole vault — Zoufaly, Taggart, 16-3, 1st (Zoufaly, school-record 10-3). High jump — Rowland, Duffry, 9-2, 2nd. Shot put — Diao, Rossier, 64-6, 2nd. 400 — Horton, Clough, Murowski, Nivens, 54.6, 3rd. Discus — Diao, Rice, 130-83⁄4, 3rd. 6,400 — Libruk, Martino, Czupil, K.Lavender, 22:53.2, 5th, 1,200 hurdles — Soldani, Sacca, Shields, 3:14.54, 5th. 3,200 — Maxwell, Czupil, Libruk, Brown, 5th. 1,600 — Madison, Duffey, Nivens, Soldani, 4:16.9, 5th.

CBA/LaSALLE RELAYS

BOYS

Team scoring: Bethlehem 132, CBA 80, Ravena 78, Colonie 75, LaSalle 55, Schenectady 49, Albany 30, Cohoes 22, Troy 11.

4 x mile — Colonie (Bell, Bopwer, McAil­ey, Mulson), 20:58.3; Bethlehem, 21:45.1.

4 x100 hurdles — Bethlehem (Kimmey, Grogan, Mistler-Ferguson, Languth), 1:16.5; Ravena, 1:22.4. 4 x 200 — Colonie (Osipitan, Gayle, Latnie, A.Nimako), 1:34.4; Schenec­tady, 1:35.4; Ravena, 1:36.3. 4 x 800 — Beth­lehem (Quackenbush, Russell, Booker, Armbruster), 8:33.1; CBA, 8:35.3; Schenec­tady, 8:54.0. 1600 invitational — Fishbein (Beth), 4:42.4; Morrett (Coh), 4:43.2; Laughlin (Coh), 4:56.8.

4 x100 — Bethlehem (Sieler, Greenman, Shuman, Najee), 45.3; CBA, 45.5; Ravena, 46.5. Sprint medley — Colonie (Connolly,

Nimoki, Latnie, Luizzi), 3:46.1; CBA, 3:54.4; LaSalle, 3:56.3. 3 x 400 hurdles — Beth­lehem (Grogan, Mistler-Ferguson, Languth), 3:05.0 (meet record); CBA, 3:12.4; Colonie, 3:13.8. Distance medley — Bethlehem (Crawford, Fast, Shaw, Carpinello), 10:48.9 (meet record); Colonie, 11:09.3; Schenectady, 12:00.3. 4 x 400 — LaSalle (Doran, Fitzgerald, Thompson, Smith), 3:37.1; CBA, 3:41.9; Albany, 3:45.9.

High jump — Albany (Gaffieri, Daniels, Hill), 15-11; Bethlehem, 10-9; Schenectady, 10-6. Triple jump — Bethlehem (Duguid, Greenberg, Duffy), 117-51⁄4; Ravena, 106-6; LaSalle, 105-1⁄2. Pole vault — Ravena (Vusto, Brozowski, Boomhower), 29-6; Bethlehem, 28-6; Colonie, 20-6. Long jump — Bethlehem (Greenberg, Languth, Dugiod), 54-6 3⁄4; Schen­ectady, 54-3⁄4; CBA, 50-9. Shot put — CBA (LeBlanc, Zaloga, Dibiase), 118-4 1⁄4; Colonie, 109-43⁄4; Ravena, 108-8 3⁄4. Discus — Beth­lehem (Millett, Ruetz, Chardabvoyne), 363-2; Colonie, 353-4; Ravena, 276-1.

GIRLS

Team scoring: Colonie 105, Guilderland 98, Bethlehem 82, Albany 74, Troy 63, Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk 48, Schenectady 42.

4 x mile — Bethlehem (Chase, Devries, Foley, KImmey), 23:49.8; Colonie, 24:28.7; Ravena, 25:56.5. 4 x 100 hurdles — Guilderland (Tersmette, Cure, Harris, Marca), 1:12.2; Troy, 1:22.4. 4 x 200 — Albany (Montaque, Gaines, Marable, Brown), 1:48.2 (meet record); Colonie, 1:51.2; Bethlehem, 1:54.9. 4 x 800 — Colonie (Becker, Kerin, Malecki, Keller), 9:47.3 (meet record); Bethlehem, 9:48.7; Albany, 11:19.4. 1,500 inv­itational — Schilacci (Col), 4:55.6; Rickett (Guild), 4:59.9; Capobianco (Col), 5:04.4.

4 x 100 — Albany (Montaque, Marable, Gaines, Brown), 51.4; Colonie, 51.9; Bethlehem, 53.9. Sprint medley — Colonie (Schilacci, Carr, Eddy, Kaminski), 4:25.8; Colonie B — (Becker, Ovalle, Parczyk, Capobianco), 4:31.5; Bethlehem, 4:37.9. 3 x 400 hurdles — Guilderland (Marco, Cure, Harris), 3:39.3; Ravena, 4:25.7. Distance medley — Guilderland (Pickett, Merkley, Fish, Burns), 13.03.0; Colonie, 13:16.8; Bethlehem, 13:47.6. 4 x 400 — Albany, 4:17.4; Colonie, 4:23.5; Troy, 4:27.2.

High jump — Guilderland, 14-6; Bethlehem, 14-3; Troy, 13-9. Pole vault — Guilderland (Isbitser, DiBiase, Campbell), 23-6 (meet record); Colonie, 16-6; Troy, 8-0. Triple jump — Bethlehem (Buehler, Hosp­odar, Smith), 94-0; Guilderland, 86-6 1⁄2; Colonie, 58-3⁄4. Long jump — Albany (Mathis, Marable, Gaines), 38-5; Troy, 35-9 3⁄4; Ravena, 31-6 1⁄4. Shot put — Troy (Capano, Fernandez, Addo), 89-2 1⁄2; Guilderland, 80-3 1⁄2; Bethlehem, 71-7 3⁄4. Discus — Troy (Capano, Fernandez, Hardy), 262-11; Schenectady, 211-6; Guilderland, 208-5.

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