Area College Roundup

Tom Locke threw a three-hitter as Oneonta State won a non-conference game at home Tuesday. The game was called after seven innings because of darkness.

The Red Dragons (23-7) led, 1-0, going into the bottom of the third. Anthony Suhadolnik hit a three-run double to key the four-run inning.The Red Dragons scored five runs in the fifth and five more in the sixth. Brandon Galutz homered in the fifth and Nick Martino had a three-run double in the sixth.

Suhadolnik led O-State with two hits and four RBIs. Jake Wasielewski, Tom Colt and Scott Dubben (Cherry Valley-Springfield) had tw[an error occurred while processing this directive]o hits apiece.

O-State hosts Cortland in a key SUNY Athletic Conference doubleheader at 1 p.m. today.

O-STATE 15, HAMILTON 1

Hamilton 000 001 0 — 1 3 0

O-State 014 055 x — 15 15 0

Dan Hood (L,1-3), Jakob Saidman (5), Mike Stahl (5), Zak Cohen (6) and Tom Monfiletto, Anthony LaPlaca. 2B — Patrick Suarez (H), Nick Martino (O), Chris Salamida (O), Anthony Suhadolnick (O). HR — Brandon Galutz (O).

Women’s Lacrosse

Geneseo 18, O-State 11

Jessica Garabedian scored four goals, but visiting Oneonta State lost a SUNYAC game. Erin Maybeck had three goals and an assist for the Red Dragons (6-8, 4-2), who visit Brockport at noon Saturday.

Track

at Ithaca College

Pat Branning won the triple jump (42-3 3/4) and was third in the long jump (18-8 3/4) to lead SUNY Delhi at a six-team non-scoring meet.

Delhi’s 400-relay team of Matt Jordan, Keith Romero, Phil Giordano and Magly Martinez won in 3:32.77. The Broncos will send its 400 relay team to the Penn Relays in Philadelphia on Friday; Adam Wilson will replace Martinez.

AT ITHACA

MEN

(top Delhi and Cobleskill finishers)

100: 5, Raquel Thompson (C) 12.9; 200: 4, Magly Martinez (D) 23.9; 5, Matt Czajkowski (C) 24.03; 400: 6, Chris Ditl (C) 53.09; 9, Phil Giordano (D) 53.99; 800: 3, Matt Jordan (D) 1:59.6*; 5, Keith Romero (D) 2:00.9*; 12, Gilbert Fracillon (C) 2:09.5; 1,500: 5, Ben Jackson (D) 4:29.6; 400 hurdles: 5, Dan Laube (C) 1:02.76; 3,000 steeplechase: 3, Stephen McCaffrey (D) 11:11.2; 4, Vincent Stasi (D) 11:49.3; 400 relay: 4, Cobleskill 46.51; 400 relay: 1, Delhi (Matt Jordan, Keith Romero, Phil Giordano, Magly Martinez) 3:32.77*; 2, Cobleskill 3:36.38; Pole vault: 4, Brian Morrissey (C) 9-5 3/4; Long jump: 3, Pat Branning (D) 18-8 3/4; 5, Jeremy Nunez (C) 18-3; Triple jump: 1, Pat Branning (D) 42-3 3/4*; 4, Brian Keefe (C) 36-8½; Shot put: 9, Joe Vaillancourt (D) 35-2; Hammer throw: 9, Kyle Robinson (C) 127-6; 12, Joe Vaillancourt 97-7; Javelin: 4, Charlie Morris (D) 151-3*.

* NJCAA Division III national qualifying mark

Tennis

Broome 8, Delhi 1
Alex Aronstam defeated Shane Butler, 6-0, 6-3, to win at No. 6 singles for host SUNY Delhi (2-7).

BROOME 8, DELHI 1

at Delhi
Singles: Chris Goroleski (B) def. Tim McGowan, 6-4, 7-6, 7-4; Dan Schuma (B) def. Adam Olinsky, 6-0, 7-6, 7-1; Juan Andrade (B) def. Jim Guenpero, 6-2, 6-2; Greg Hauptfleisch (B) def. Jesse Brownfeld, 6-2, 6-1; John Collins (B) def. Aaron Waldron, 6-3, 6-2; Alex Aronstam (D) def. Shane Butler, 6-0, 6-3.

Doubles: Goroleski and Schuma (B) def. McGowan and Olinsky, 6-2, 6-2; Hauptfleisch and Collins (B) def. Brownfeld and Aronstam, 8-4; Andrade and David Childo (B) def. Guenpero and Waldron, 8-5.