FARMINGDALE, N.Y. | The Skyline Conference released its weekly reports on Monday afternoon, and three student-athletes from Farmingdale State College received weekly awards, while another pair earned honorable mention listings in their respective sports.

Golf

Farmingdale State is in action at the second and final day of the 2026 Skyline Conference Men's Golf Championship at Mansion Ridge in Monroe, N.Y. The Rams posted a 1-over-par round of 289 on Sunday's first day of play, and are looking to close out their record-18th Skyline Conference Championship this afternoon.

The Rams will round out the fall portion of their schedule Wednesday at the nearby Meadow Brook Club, when they compete in the 36-hole Adelphi Invitational.

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FSC moved its winning streak to five-consecutive matches by finishing up regular-season Skyline play with victories at Purchase on Wednesday, 5-2, and Saturday versus St. Joseph's-Long Island, 6-1. 

With the victories, the Rams have secured the No. 2 seed in this week's 2026 Skyline Conference Women's Tennis Championship. Farmingdale State will play host to a semifinal on Wednesday, with the time and opponent to be determined following the conclusion of other conference play, with the championship final slated for Saturday at the highest-remaining seed.

Senior Natalia Furchel (Manorville, N.Y.) was selected to the honorable mention list by the Skyline, after she went 2-0 in both No. 1 singles and doubles in Skyline play to help the Rams clinch the No. 2 seed for this week's conference championship.

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The Rams upped their winning streak to six-consecutive matches by collecting another trio of Skyline victories, defeating Mount Saint Vincent in four sets on the road Tuesday before toppling defending champion Manhattanville in a reverse sweep on Thursday, and besting Mount Saint Mary in straight sets on Saturday.

Freshman right side Leslie Wandmacher (Bay Shore, N.Y.) and senior Allison Salinas (Glen Cove, N.Y.) were named the Skyline's Player and Libero of the Week, respectively, for their efforts across the three victories. Wandmacher averaged 4.13 points, 3.5 kills, 0.75 blocks and 0.25 aces per set while hitting at a .252 clip in week that saw her put down a career-high 20 kills against Manhattanville.

Salinas passed 22-plus digs in all three of the Rams' Skyline victories on the week, averaging 5.75 digs and 0.42 service aces per set along the way. She set a career-high by passing 25 digs to go with nine back-row assists, one service ace and one kill during Thursday's emotional triumph against the Valiants.

The Rams' lone match of the week is a Skyline tilt on Wednesday at 7 p.m., when they travel to Patchogue, N.Y., to face off with St. Joseph's-Long Island.

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Farmingdale State's final meet before this Sunday's Skyline Championship (at Stony Brook University, 11 a.m.) was this Saturday at the St. Joseph's-Long Island Invitational. The Rams' men's contingent placed sixth at the competition, while the women's side checked in with an 11th-place finish.

Freshman men's runner Ryan Donohue (Islip, N.Y.) led the Rams with a 27th-place time of 30:52.04 on the 8,000-meter course, while junior Alice Valenzuela (Elmont, N.Y.) paced FSC's women's harriers with a 5,000-meter time of 23:49.73.

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FSC dropped consecutive games to Mount Saint Mary and Division I foe Stony Brook on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, before responding with a 4-2 Skyline victory Sunday afternoon at Yeshiva.

Freshman attacker Javier Newman (Amityville, N.Y.) was selected as the Skyline Conference Rookie of the Week, as he factored into all four of the Rams' goals (2g, 2a) to end the week against the Maccabees.

Sophomore keeper Vas Dallas (Garden City South, N.Y.) averaged eight saves per game across three matches for the Rams, including eight at Stony Brook and 10 against Yeshiva, to garner honorable mention kudos.

Conference play rounds out the remainder of the Rams' regular-season schedule, including Tuesday's 3 p.m. kickoff at SUNY Old Westbury, and Saturday's noontime Senior Day start versus Sarah Lawrence.

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After falling in non-conference play Wednesday at the Penn College of Technology, Farmingdale State had seven different players score goals in Sunday night's 9-0 victory at Yeshiva. Freshman Addyson Talley (Roseville, Calif.) and sophomore Katelyn Nunziato (North Babylon, N.Y.) each netted twice against the Maccabees.

Three home Skyline matches dot this week's schedule, including Monday's 5 p.m. start against Mount Saint Mary, Thursday's 4 p.m. kickoff versus Old Westbury, and Saturday's 2:30 p.m. Senior Day tilt against Sarah Lawrence.