CENTRAL NEW YORK – Even before it reached August, the Jamesville-DeWitt boys golf team had a legitimate claim to local supremacy, having conquered the likes of Fayetteville-Manlius when it won the Drumlins Invitational on Aug. 30.

But the Red Rams kept going, roaring back into action last Thursday against Syracuse and Central Square and sweeping that three-team match at Drumlins.

J-D shot 182 to Syracuse’s 251 and Central Square’s 262, with five scores under 40 that was led this time by Punn Chittaratlert, who managed a season-best 34.

Mitchell Archer’s 35 left him in second place as Ian Delpha stepped up with a 37, beating out the 38s from Jackson Saroney and Brian Toller.

Christian Brothers Academy got a big boost from its Sept. 1 win over Westhill, following it up two days later by pounding past Mexico 189-248.

Joe Nicholson broke par at Drumlins with a 33, with Luke Snyder and Jack Gregory each posting 38. Jack MacLachlan finished with a 41, ahead of Dan Angelo’s 41 and Emmet Kilmartin’s 44.

Then CBA defeated Skaneateles 207-233 last Tuesday, with Nicholson and Snyder putting up 39s at Skaneateles Country Club ahead of the Lakers’ Shawn Luce (41). Gregory had a 42, with MacLachlan posting 43 and Angelo finishing with a 44.

A day later, it was the Brothers routing Mexico 189-241 at Emerald Crest, again led by Nicholson, whose 35 beat out a 37 from Gregory and a 38 from MacLachlan. Kilmartin improved to a 39 and Joe Salvador stepped up with a 40.

Traveling to Vesper Hills on Thursday, CBA handled Tully 204-242, again led by Nicholson, whose 37 was one shot better than Angelo’s 38. Snyder finished with a 42 and Kemper Matt posted a 43 as Ryan Wendt earned a 47.

East Syracuse Minoa Blue would have a shot against J-D on Monday. Before that, though, the Spartans would play twice, attempting to improve to 3-1 overall.

ESM Blue beat Syracuse City 217-228 on Sept. 2 at Drumlins, mostly fueled by a 34 from Zach Johnson. Braedon Smith had a 42, with Aaron Reynolds adding a 45. Logan Welch and Zack Harmon both shot 48.

Fayetteville-Manlius Green hosted Liverpool last Wednesday at the Cavalry Club and, led by Velton Perry and Jack Sommers, handled the Warriors 192-220.

Perry’s 35 again led the Hornets, but Sommers posted a season-best 36 as part of a top-five sweep. Luke Weisiger and Colin Mott both shot 40 and Jack Antshel’s 41 beat out the 42 from Liverpool’s Kyle Kirkby.

As for F-M White, it managed a 228-228 tie with that same Liverpool side on Sept. 2 at Foxfire. Andrew Ahn shot a 44, four shots behind the Warriors’ Owen Michaud, but the Hornets caught up with Tyler Burns earning a 45 and 46s from Dan Stark and Dylan Friedman, plus a 47 from Duncan McDaniel.

Then, in Thursday’s match with Chittenango at Woodcrest, F-M White lost 220-226, with Stark shooting a 42 and Burns a 43 behind the Bears’ duo of Tyrus Kelly (37) and Alex Moesch (40).