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Peru, Saranac Lake open golf seasons with wins

PERU — Peru and Saranac Lake picked up with where they left off with victories kicking off the Section VII golf season. The CVAC, which competes now in the fall, began with non-league matches as the Nighthawks defeating NCCS followed up with Saranac Lake taking down Peru. PERU 3.5 NCCS 2.5 Cooper Sweeney, the defending Section VII champion, won the opening match over Greyson Lafountain, 35-43. ...

Peru and Saranac Lake opened their Section VII golf seasons with wins, continuing their strong start. The Nighthawks from Peru claimed victory over NCCS, while Saranac Lake edged out Peru. Defending Section VII champion Cooper Sweeney secured the opening match against Greyson Lafountain, 35-43, earning himself the day's medal. Clark from Peru faced off against Seth Rabideau from NCCS, with the match ending in a tie at 41.

Rhyme Harrison and David Rasocoe from Saranac Lake won the No. 3 and No. 4 matches, respectively, contributing to their 3.5 point total. The Cougars' Brody Rabideau and Ty Breyette secured the remaining matches, sealing Saranac Lake's 3.5 point victory over Peru's 2.5.

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