LOCKPORT —Justen Person won the long jump and triple jump on Tuesday, lifting the Lockport Lions (2-0) past North Tonawanda, 71-69, in high school track action.
For NT, Adam Burns won the 200 and 400, Jared Voelker took the 110 high hurdles and 400 intermediate hurdles and Mark Tate won the shot put and discus.
In the girls’ meet, Staci Czaja won the 100 and 200, Jackie Burns took the 400 and 800 and Kayleigh Bemisderfer took the 400 intermediate hurdles and long jump as the Lady Jacks beat the Lady Lions, 77-64.
Erin Miller won both the shot put and discus for Lockport (1-1).
Boys Track
Starpoint 85, Amherst 56
Sam Mattina won the long jump and 110 high hurdles to lift the Spartans to the ECIC II win. Zach Ahart won the 1,600 and was on the winning 3,200 relay squad for Starpoint (1-1 ECIC II).
Byron Hall won the high jump and triple jump for the Tigers (0-1).
N-Wheatfield 84, Ken East 57
Carl Caughell won the 110 high hurdles, 400 intermediate hurdles and the high jump to help the Falcons improve to 2-0 in the NFL.
Tim Metivier won the 200, 800 and 1,600 for Ken East (0-2).
Ken West 96, Niagara Falls 41
Eric Norman won the 400, 110 high hurdles and was the anchor of the winning 1,600 relay quartet as the Blue Devils improved to 1-1 in the NFL.
Rodney Joyner won the long jump and shot put events for NFHS (0-2).
Girls Track
Ken East 73, N-Wheatfield 68
Sarah Kosloski won the 1,500, 3,000 and ran the final leg of the 3200 relay to lift the Bulldogs (1-1 NFL) to their first league win of the season.
Jamie Popp won the 100, 200 and was on the winning 400 relay for the Falcons (1-1).
Ken West 71, Niagara Falls 69
Jenna Panepinto won the 400 intermediate hurdles, the long jump and was on the winning 1,600 and 3,200 relay quartets to give the Blue Devils (1-1 NFL) the NFL win.
For the Falls (0-2), Bashiyra Doss won the 400 and 200 and Brianna Jones took both the discus and shot put.
Starpoint 92, Amherst 49
Victoria Jaynes won the long jump, triple jump and pole vault to lead the Lady Spartans to the ECIC II win.
Katie Baglio won both the shot put and discus, while Ashley Boyce took both of the hurdle events for Starpoint (2-0 ECIC II).
Baseball
N-Wheatfield 8, NT 1
Carl Graff threw a complete game, allowing only four hits and striking out 11 batters to lift the Falcons to the NFL win.
Chris Gruarin had a two-run double, Matt Attfield had a two-run single and Bryan MacSwan scored three times for N-W (4-5 overall, 2-2 NFL).
Micah Puscheck scored the lone run for NT (4-4, 2-2).
Starpoint 6, Cheek. 5 (8)
Kevin Hughes doubled in Jon Corbi in the bottom of the eighth inning to give the Spartans an ECIC III win. Andy Boyce, who was 2-for-3 at the plate, tossed the final three innings in relief to get the win.
Also for Starpoint (4-7 overall, 2-3 ECIC III), Hughes finished with two hits and two RBIs and Joe Delelio and Matt Ruppert each had a hit and a run scored.
Jordan Cave hit a two-run homer for the Warriors (1-4 ECIC III).
Tonawanda 8, Depew 5
Scott Foster picked up the win in relief for the host Warriors at Vets Park in ECIC III play.
Foster also went 1-for-2 with three runs scored and an RBI for Tonawanda (3-6 overall, 3-2 ECIC III).
SOFTBALL
Ken East 9, Lew-Port 4
Winning pitcher Sam Broas struck out five batters and plated two runs offensively as the Bulldogs improved to 3-1 in the NFL. Jordan Broas, Joelle Pollack and Jaclyn Vellanti also had two RBIs for Ken East (4-4 overall).
Katherine Petrozzi had a home run for Lew-Port (3-7, 1-3).
BOYS LACROSSE
Gowanda 9, Wilson 7
In Class C play, Kyle Lacey and Erick Rudolph each had hat tricks to lead Wilson in a losing effort. Mike Taylor also scored for the Lakemen (2-6 overall, 2-5 Class C).
boys tennis
Ken West 2, Lockport 1 (susp.)
The host Blue Devils lead the Niagara Frontier League match, which was suspended due to rain. Andre Pozantidis won at first singles for the Blue Devils, who remain at 6-0. Jackson Kocak and Jim Abbott won at doubles for Ken West.
Lockport’s second doubles team of Andrew Granchelli and Alex Schwartz earned a win for the Lions (5-1).
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