Jackson Harris fired a school-record 65 and Carter Rutherford wasn’t far behind him with a 70 to lead the Olentangy Liberty boys golf team to a first-place finish in the Delaware County Cup Wednesday at Northstar.

“I fed him eight granola bars,” Patriot coach Ryan Snivley joked in reference to Harris’ heroics. “It was a school record for us … the previous best was a 66 by Jack O’Donnell. All the guys played well and it was nice to have Carter and Jackson under par.”

Liberty, which fired a combined 285, also got solid showings from Holden Orofino (75) and Carson Meyer (75). The Patriot foursome took the top four spots among individuals.

Big Walnut nabbed runner-up honors with a 330 while Olentangy smoothed out the top three with a 332.

Ethan Krebs led the Golden Eagles with a 78 — sixth-best among individuals — while Tyler Goetzman and Mason Rush followed with respective efforts of 83 and 84. Nathan Tripp rounded out BW’s top four with an 85.

The Braves were boosted by the duo of John McClelland and Jack Hainrihar, who fired 79s.

Olentangy Orange (335), Olentangy Berlin (336), Delaware Hayes (338) and Buckeye Valley (363) were also in action.

Ryan Ruggieri and Andrew Lowery had solid showings for the Pioneers, shooting respective rounds of 81 and 82.

Cameron Moreland powered the Bears with a team-best 80, Parker Steffanni paced the Pacers with a 77 — the top mark by anyone in the field not on Liberty — and Sam Reynolds led the Barons with an 87.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Delaware Christian dropped the first set, but rallied to win the next three on the way to a four-set win over visiting Tree of Life Tuesday night in Delaware.

After losing the opener, 23-25, the Eagles were dominant en route to taking the next three 25-9, 25-15, 25-14.

Bekah Williams, Ellie Tiede and Jasmine Proper led DCS with double-doubles. Williams led the charge with 15 kills and 22 digs, both team highs; Tiede had 12 kills and 16 digs; and Proper closed with 27 assists and 10 digs in the win.

GIRLS SOCCER

Columbus School for Girls 2, Buckeye Valley 0.

BOYS SOCCER

Whitehall-Yearling 2, Buckeye Valley 0.

MEN’S SOCCER

Ohio Wesleyan 1, Capital 0.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Ohio Wesleyan def. Marietta 25-18, 25-19, 25-23.