The Red Storm, who don’t have a senior on their roster, fell 6-0 to the AuSable Valley Patriots at the Saranac Lake Golf Club in Ray Brook.

Playing in Saranac Lake’s top spot, Noah Jewtraw, a sophomore, carded a team-low 52 but was ultimately defeated by AuSable Valley’s Porter Goodman 52-46.

Junior Colin Rutgers shot a 58, the second-lowest round, while fellow junior Ben Laba had the third-lowest with a 62.

Rutgers was defeated by the Patriots’ Jack Thomas 43-58 in the second match and Laba fell to Oliver Dorr 56-62 in the sixth match.

Saranac Lake’s Knaullyn Durfee-Thomspon chips on the fifth hole during a match against AuSable Valley on Tuesday at the Saranac Lake Golf Course. (Enterprise photo — Parker O’Brien)

Saranac Lake’s trio of seventh-graders, Cooper Patnode, Ryan McGinnis-Theis and Knaullyn Durfee-Thompson, put together solid scores, but all three weren’t able to come away with an individual win.

Patnode fell to Grant Weerts 46-63, McGinnis-Theis was defeated by Jasmyne Allen 52-70 and Durfee-Thompson lost to Ethan Crowningshield 50-69.

The Red Storm golfers finish the regular season with a 2-8 record.

The team will now shift their attention to the Section VII golf championship on Thursday and Friday at the Ticonderoga Country Club.