The Lake Placid golf team has had a tough time getting on golf courses to compete early in the season.

But when the Blue Bombers have been able to play, they’ve gotten the job done.

On Friday, the five-time defending Champlain Valley Athletic Conference champions improved to 2-0 with a 5.5-.5 victory over AuSable Valley at the Harmony Golf Club.

Playing in the top spot for Lake Placid, Hunter Wilmot fired a medalist-round 41 to top Jeffery Miller by four strokes. Miller’s 45 was the low round for the Patriots.

Brady Tremblay, Jack Armstrong, Cole Jacques and Brendan Bullock also picked up wins for Lake Placid.

Tremblay topped Jack Thomas 47-50, Armstrong defeated Connor Bushey 46-60, Jacques edged Josh Eaton 54-55, and Bullock defeated Jasmyn Allen 54-58.

Noah Tavares also earned a half point for Lake Placid, finishing in a 56-56 tie with AuSable Valley’s Lucas Strack.

The Blue Bombers will be back in action today, hosting rival Saranac Lake at the Craig Wood Golf Club starting at 3:30 p.m.

Baseball

NAC 10, Saranac Lake 4

(9 Innings)

SARANAC LAKE — Northern Adirondack rallied late, plating six runs in the ninth inning in its 10-4 win over Saranac Lake in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference baseball Saturday.

The game was tied at 4-all after the Red Storm pushed across two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning.

The Bobcats’ Tyler LaValley went 3-for-5 at the plate, and Brett Juntunen received the pitching win.

David Warner and Austen Reyell each registered a triple for Saranac Lake.

Northern Adirondack 10,

Saranac Lake 4 (9)

Bobcats 100 200 106 — 10 6 3

Red Storm 012 100 000 — 4 7 3

Juntunen, Peryea (8) and Gueria. C. Sturgeon, Shipman (8). WP- Juntunen. LP- Sturgeon. 2B- Guerin (NAC), Reyell (SLCS). 3B- Warner (SLCS).

Softball

NAC 17

LAKE PLACID 2 (6)

ELLENBURG — Anna Brown fanned eight and received the pitching win to help the Bobcats top the Blue Bombers Saturday.

For Northern Adirondack, seven batters finished with multiple hits, including Brown who led the way with four hits.

Danaya Patterson had two hits for Lake Placid.

“Going into this game, our team was focused on tightening up our defense and continuing to connect offensively,” Bobcats coach Mary Sexton said.

“We achieved both of those goals (Saturday). We have several young players who are working hard in new positions, and I am really pleased with what they are achieving out there.”

Northern Adirondack 17,

Lake Placid 2 (6)

Blue Bombers 010 001 — 2 5 5

Bobcats 209 06X — 17 5 5

Crawford and Bentley. Brown and LaBarge. WP- Brown. LP- Crawford. 2B- Brown (NAC), Poupore (NAC), LaValley (NAC). 3B- Patterson (LPCS).