In a match filled with scoring runs and changing momentum, it was Cypress Lake that had both at the right times Thursday night in a 25-23, 22-25, 25-18, 25-21 volleyball victory at Cape Coral.

After dropping the first game by two points, the Seahawks grabbed the momentum with a thrilling victory in the second game despite twice having eight point leads sliced to just two. The Seahawks hung on as the Panthers gave away the final three points on unforced errors.

The teams were at it again in the third game, trading six and seven-point runs. Leading 15-14, the Panthers served two aces and two other volleys were mishandled by the Seahawks. It was two kills by Haley Von Harten and another by Brooke Paulsen that sealed a 2-1 lead for the Panthers.

“We started to make errors,” said Seahawks coach Lindsey Conley. “We were missing serves and making errors. Our serve-receive and missed serves came when we had our youngest players on the floor. That’s what young players do. Usually they can work through it, but we didn’t work through it tonight.”

The deciding fourth game got away from the Seahawks just as they were making a run at retaking the momentum. Andrea Steidl, Sydney Nowak and Taylor Lydy delivered kills down the stretch to nail down the victory.

Von Harten led the Panthers with eight kills with Steidl adding seven. Nowak contributed four aces and setter Samantha Damico had 22 assists.

Kristi Maselter and Alison Harper both had nine kills and Alysia Figueroa three. Maselter also blocked nine shots to go with six aces. Katie Upton had three aces to go with 20 assists.

The Seahawks (8-13) host Dunbar Tuesday night.

North Fort Myers 3, Mariner 0: North Fort Myers put away Mariner is short order Thursday, 25-7, 25-8, 25-10.

Jessica Wagner led the Red Knights (16-3) with 17 kills and six service aces. Miranda Ashby added seven kills and five digs while Heather Getman served up six aces. Susie McKeever had 29 assists.

Heather Gillions led the Tritons with three kills and Susanna Robertson had one ace.

Boys Golf

At Coral Oaks: In their final regular season match, the Mariner Tritons outscored Cypress Lake 181-197 Thursday.

Cailin Nash and Jordan Kenney led the Tritons with rounds of 43 and 44, respectively.

Ryder Albright topped Cypress with 46.

The Tritons head to the District 1A-17 Tournament Monday at River Hall Country Club.

Mariner 181 – Cailin Nash 43, Jordan Kenney 44, John Inkster 46, Brayden Fortini 48.

Cypress Lake 197 – Ryder Albright 46, Jake Kilgore 49, Danny Jones 50, Courtney Churchill 52.

Swimming

At Cape Coral: The host Seahawks split a meet with Fort Myers Thursday. Cape’s girls kept their unbeaten season going with a 96-64 win while the boys suffered their first loss 100-69.

The Seahawks are back in the pool Monday for the LCAC Meet at FGCU.

Girls: Cape Coral 96, Fort Myers 64

200 medley relay – 1. Cape Coral 2:06.32; 200 freestyle – 1. Sarah Dostie (CC) 2:03.69; 200 IM – 1. Monica Jaeger (CC) 2:19.15; 50 free – 1. Kasey Swartley (CC) 27.47; Diving – 1. Savannah McAloose (FM) 137.30; 100 fly – 1. Olivia Langford (CC) 1:01.31; 100 free – 1. Olivia Langford (CC) 57.86; 500 free – 1. Sarah Dostie (CC) 5:34.73; 200 free relay – 1. Cape Coral 1:54.15; 100 back – 1. Abbi Tyler (FM) 1:06.15; 100 breast – 1. Kaitlyn Angiletta (CC) 1:16.00; 400 free relay – 1. Cape Coral 4:00.09.

Boys: Fort Myers 100, Cape Coral 69

200 medley relay – 1. Fort Myers 1:52.68; 200 freestyle – 1.Logan Samuelson (FM) 1:51.58; 200 IM – 1. Michael Messuri (FM) 2:05.27; 50 free – 1. Sam Lufkowitz (FM) 24.94; 100 fly – Blake Woodrow (FM) 58.62; 100 free – Corey Connell (CC) 53.78; 500 free – Cyril Kurland (FM) 5:04.22; 200 free relay – 1. Cape Coral 1:41.68; 100 back – 1. Logan Samuelson (FM) 59.44; 100 breast – 1. Michael Messuri (FM) 1:06.84; 400 free relay – 1. Fort Myers 3:38.22.