CENTRAL NEW YORK – Even as temperatures began to cool and conditions changed, each of the Cazenovia cross country teams remained well clear of their OHSL Liberty National division competition. The Lakers easily swept past Solvay Wednesday afternoon at the Sean Goggin Sports Complex, with the girls taking a 15-50 victory and the boys humbling the Bearcats 15-46. Just four days removed from a small-school team title at the Tully Invitational, the Cazenovia girls had Lily Kogut go to the front and prevail in 22 minutes 15.9 seconds. Maeve McGreevy grabbed the runner-up spot in 23:40.9, with Avery Cashatt third in 24:37.3. Gwen Livingston (25:51.7), Haylee Stearns (25:52.9) and Izzy Stromer-Galley (25:53.2) all followed. Over in the boys race Cazenovia’s Jake Woolbert followed up his Tully Invitational victory on Oct. 5 with an 18:14 here that beat the field by more than a minute. Will Galton and Nolan Campagna both finished in 19:25 and Kooper Wilmot (19:26) was a second behind. Evan Molloy, in 19:39, completed a top-five Lakers sweep as Tristan Field-Bradley (20:25) and Henri Mongeau (20:30) also ran well. As this went on Chittenango had its own league meet against Cortland, dominating both sides against the Purple Tigers as the boys won 15-48 and the girls 15-50. In a time of 22:35.8 Natalie DiGennaro led a top-five sweep by the girls Bears. Mariah Stewart got second in 25:08.3 to beat out Ani McCarthy and Emily Judd going 25:08.6 and Ava McLean finishing in 25:09.1. In the boys race it was Bryce Edwards, in 18:35, leading a top-five sweep. Zach Driscoll, in 19:34, edged out Ethan Lavier (19:38) for second place, with Gavin Roach (19:46) doing the same to Dan Mahle (19:47) for fourth. Logan Rogers was seventh in 20:01 as Sean Navin (20:21) and Jacob Neupert (20:54) also had top-10 efforts.