Medaille University women’s lacrosse player Katelynn Deveans (Clinton) has picked up right where she left off last season.

For the second straight week, Deveans – a first-team all-league midfielder a year ago when she scored 59 goals as a freshman – on Monday was honored by the Empire 8 Conference, this time as Co-Player of the Week.

Deveans scored five goals and had two assists in Medaille’s 12-11 loss to Grove City College, and her six goals and one assist led the Mavericks to a 16-8 victory over Morrisville State. Medaille is off to a 2-1 start and Deveans leads the team in scoring with 17 goals and three assists.

In that loss to Medaille, SUNY Morrisville’s Aria Treadway (Rome/RFA) had two goals and four assists for the Mustangs.

Hailey Millington (Rome/RFA) scored three goals and her Clarkston University lacrosse team improved to 3-0 with Tuesday’s 20-6 win over SUNY Canton. Millington also had three of Clarkson’s program-record 25 goals in a 25-6 win over Potsdam State, and her four goals and one assist helped the Knights opened the season with a 15-11 victory over SUNY Oswego.

Madison Davis (Whitesboro) led Oswego with five goals and one assist in that loss to Clarkson, and her two goals and five assists helped the Lakers beat SUNY Canton 20-5.

Samantha DeCondo (Whitesboro) scored six goals in Utica University’s 20-0 win over SUNY Poly. Abigail Gerling (Whitesboro) added four goals and seven ground balls and Grace Stuhlman (Whitesboro) had two goals and two assists for the Pioneers, and the latter also scored twice in a 7-4 victory over SUNY New Paltz.

Kaitlin Kopcza (Whitesboro) scored five goals and Madison Bastien (Ilion/Central Valley Academy) had a goal and an assist in SUNY Poly’s 15-2 win over Wells College.

Le Moyne’s Roden swinging hot bat

Le Moyne College graduate student Dewey Roden (Sherrill/VVS) was named to the Northeast-10 Conference’s weekly baseball Honor Roll on Monday after going 13-for-29 with three home runs and 13 RBIs during a seven-game hitting streak.

Roden, a .362 hitter through Le Moyne’s first 12 games, slugged a three-run homer in a 9-5 win over Shippensburg University in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader. He went 4 for 5 with a solo homer and four RBIs in the second game, but the Dolphins lost 12-11. Teammate Zach Brush (New York Mills) had two hits and an RBI in the opener.

Riley Brawdy (Rome/RFA) got his sophomore season with Ithaca College’s baseball team off to a promising start. The Bombers’ leadoff hitter homered in his first at bat and No. 19 Ithaca beat Immaculata University 16-8. Brawdy later went 3 for 6 with two RBIs in a 10-8, 11-inning win over Arcadia University and he drove in two more runs in a 10-3 win over Merchant Marine Academy.

Jack Bono (Frankfort/Frankfort-Schuyler) had five hits and six RBIs in Utica University’s doubleheader sweep of Yeshiva University. Bono had three hits and four RBIs and teammate John Longeretta (Oriskany) also had three hits as the Pioneers won the opener 8-3. In the second game, Joe Crossley (Marcy/Whitesboro) and Dan Fitzgerald (Clinton) each drove in three runs and Bono went 1 for 1 with two RBIs in Utica’s 27-0 win.

Vincenzo Castronovo (Utica/Thomas R. Proctor) had three hits in Siena College’s 10-3 loss to Miami of Ohio.

Tom Roefaro (Utica/Notre Dame) pitched a scoreless inning and picked up the save in SUNY Oneonta’s 6-4 win over East Mennonite.

Hunter Holliday (Camden) had two RBIs in SUNY Cortland’s 13-4 win over Susquehanna University.

Blake Van Dreason (Sherrill/VVS) had an RBI double in SUNY Oswego’s 5-2 win over Washington & Jefferson.

Jason Rathbun (Little Falls), who coached Herkimer College’s baseball team to 556 wins in his 17 seasons with the Generals, recorded his first win as an NCAA Division I head coach when his St. Bonaventure University’s Bonnies beat New Mexico 17-8 in Albuquerque last Saturday.

Angelucci leads St. Bonaventure golfers

St. Bonaventure University graduate student Jack Angelucci (New Hartford) carded six birdies in the final round and finished with a 3-under par 69 when the Division I Bonnies opened the spring portion of their 2022-23 golf season at the Savannah Intercollegiate in Georgia.

Angelucci shot rounds of 78 and 73 before ending his tournament with the fourth-lowest score of the weekend, and he finished tied for 20th in a field of 90 players. A transfer from Mercyhurst, Angelucci averaged 74.5 in the fall.

St. Bonaventure freshman Gabe Williams (Deansboro/Waterville) played nine rounds in the fall and had a stroke average of 77.56. Freshman teammate Caleb Decker (Vernon/VVS) played in three rounds last fall and averaged 83.0.

Colgate’s Bard on All-ECAC first team

Not long after senior defender Sydney Bard (New Hartford) was named to the All-ECAC Hockey first team, she was helping the fourth-ranked Colgate University women’s ice hockey team capture a third straight ECAC title. Now, Bard and the Raiders (32-5-2) are a win away from reaching the NCAA’s Frozen Four.

In her 100th game with the Raiders, Bard recorded two more assists – raising her season total to 30 – and Colgate successfully defended its ECAC title with an 8-2 win over No. 9 Clarkson.

Bard, who also has three goals this season, and Colgate will host No. 6 Wisconsin or Long Island University in an NCAA Tournament game on Saturday.

Cieslak homers in softball opener

Cazenovia College’s Madison Cieslak (Whitesboro) slugged a two-run homer and the Wildcats opened their softball season with a 7-1 win over Penn State-Altoona. Teammate Olivia Simone (Whitesboro) had an RBI triple in the win.

Kaylin Curro (Oneida), a freshman making her NCAA Division I debut for Binghamton University, singled in her first collegiate at bat during the Bearcats’ 13-0 win over Hampton University.