Oneonta State junior softball pitcher Amy Herba was named the SUNY Athletic Conference Player of the Week on Monday.

Herba (10-4) went 3-0 this past week, including a nine-inning shutout of first-place Cortland on Saturday. She allowed seven hits and struck out eight in the 2-0 victory.

Herba also won games against Oswego and Hartwick. She had a 0.35 ERA in 20 innings, striking out 12.

O-State also named Keith Horn and Musu Jackson-Buckner its athletes of the week Monday.

Junior Horn led the men’s lacrosse team to two road victories. In a 10-7 triumph over Elmira, he scored four goals. He fo[an error occurred while processing this directive]llowed with three goals and an assist in a 9-5 victory over Oswego.

Horn is second in scoring for the Red Dragons (7-6, 2-2) with 20 goals and seven assists.

Jackson-Buckner won two events Saturday at the Oneonta State Invitational, helping the Red Dragons to the team title. She won the 100 (11.8 seconds) and the 200 (24.7).

Jackson-Buckner, who won the SUNY Athletic Conference championship in the 200 last season, will attempt to defend it this weekend as O-State plays host to the conference championships Friday and Saturday.

• Oneonta State men’s soccer player Luke Kitchen and Cobleskill track athlete Emily Bertier were awarded the Chancellor’s Scholar-Athlete Award by State University of New York Chancellor Robert L. King for having a grade point average of 3.58 or higher.

Bertier also earned the Region III Athlete of the Week for the week ending April 18.

Bertier qualified for the NJCAA Division III Championships in the 10,000 with a time of 40 minutes, 28.5 seconds at the Bison Invitational at Bucknell University. Bertier’s time is the fastest for a female in NJCAA D-III this spring.

The championships run May 12-14 at Delhi Tech.

Golf

Delhi Tech’s Eric Sharf shot a two-day total of 146, but lost on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff at the Oneonta Country Club on Monday.

Roberts Wesleyan’s Dave Chong won the playoff to earn medalist honors.

Delhi won the team championship with a 602. Roberts Wesleyan was second with a 613, and Hartwick placed third at 615.

Vernon Gorgrant finished tied for fourth with a 149, and Matt Hryb tied for seventh with a 153 for the Broncos.

Brad Bentley tied Gorgrant for fourth at 149 to lead Hartwick. Tim Chases was 10th at 154.

HARTWICK COLLEGE INVITATIONAL

Team scores: Delhi Tech 307-295 — 602; Roberts Wesleyan 309-304 — 613; Hartwick 317-298 — 615; Keystone , 315-317 — 632; Oswego 329-307 — 636; Keuka 331-323 — 654; Elmira 328-335 — 663; SUNYIT 373-373 — 746.

Medalist: Dave Chong, Roberts Wesleyan, 69-77 — 146.

Delhi Tech: 2, Eric Scharf 75-71 — 146; T4, Vernon Gorgrant 73-76—149; T7, Matt Hryb 78-75—153; T10, Chris Shultis 81-73 — 154; 17, Travis Gilbert 82-76 — 158.

Hartwick: 4, Brad Bentley 77-72 — 149; 10, Tim Chase 81-73 — 154; T13, Justin Harris 80-75—155; T15, Dante Antonini 79-78 — 157; 22, Luigi Lanzi 82-79 — 161.

Men’s Lacrosse

Trevor Pearson-Leary and Kyle Haynam had five goals apiece to lead visiting Morrisville to a Mountain Valley Conference victory.

Tom Cunningham had four goals and an assist for Cobleskill (0-9), which plays host to Mohawk Valley CC at 4 p.m. Thursday.

MORRISVILLE 20, COBLESKILL 9

Morrisville 8 6 3 3 — 20

Cobleskill 2 2 3 2 — 9

MORRISVILLE (8-7): Trevor Pearson-Leary 5-2, Kyle Haynam 5-1, Brandon McConnell 2-1, Eric Marshall 4-1, Fletcher Davis 2-0, Zach Sudik 2-3, Jacob Lew 0-1, Chris Cacace 0-1.

COBLESKILL (0-9): Tom Cunningham 4-2, Kevin Redmond 3-1, Chris Livingston 2-0, Albert Lansing 0-1.

Shots: Morrisville 29, Cobleskill 22.

Goalies: Cory Bradshaw (M) 6, John Link (M) 4; Tim Hughes (C) 11.