Oxford soccer team finishes strong
Boys’ Soccer
Oxford 8, Afton 1
Oxford 6, Unatego 2
OXFORD – Oxford closed the season on a four-game winning streak defeating Afton Friday and Unatego Saturday to wind up one-game out of first place in the loss column.
The Blackhawks raced to a 6-0 lead in the first half against Afton getting early goals from Cory Seiler and Kilean Maynard. Maynard finished with a hat trick. “We had six different players score in this game, so it was good to see us sharing the wealth offensively,” said Oxford coach Tim Paden.
Unatego, too, found itself in a big hole early trailing the Blackhawks (9-4-4) 3-0 at halftime. Kyle Farrington had his first two-goal game, and Maynard added two more goals. Taylor Bates, and Brandon Winter got into the scoring mix as well. “We’re peaking at the perfect time and playing good soccer at this point,” Paden said. “One of the nice things is our offensive balance. With have four guys with at least five goals and four guys with at least five assists. Things are spread out, and that’s a good thing.”
Summaries
Oxford 8, Afton 1
(6-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (A) Karl Rogler, 1-0, Will Matthews, 0-1; (O) Kilean Maynard, 3-1, Cory Seiler, 1-0, Kyle Farrington, 1-1; Chris Parks, 1-1; Brandon Winter, 1-1; Taylor Bates, 1-0; Scott Seiler, 0-3.
Shots-corners: (O) 16-8, (A) 5-1.
Saves: (O) L. Gill 3, S. Seiler 1; (A) Phil Sanford, 8.
Oxford 6, Unatego 2
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (U) David Havens, 1-0, Nehemiah Van Alstine, 1-0. (O) Kilean Maynard, 2-2, Kyle Farrington, 2-0; Taylor Bates, 1-0, Brandon Winter, 1-0, Corey Seiler, 0-1, Chris Parks, 0-2.
Shots-corners: (O) 14-4, (U) 13-2.
Saves; Anthony Giangrant, 8, (O) Larry Gill, 8, S. Seiler, 1.
Greene 4, Delhi 3
GREENE – With a chance at a division title hanging in the balance, Greene summoned a second-half comeback to edge Delhi and end the Bulldogs’ bid at a piece of the title.
Trailing 3-1 after Delhi’s Avery Meehan scored early in the second session, Mike Thomas pared the lead and Ben Williams tied the contest. Mike Porter made a series of individual moves to beat the Delhi keeper with the winner at 2:35.
“I did see our division title hopes slipping away,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We put ourselves in a bind losing to Oxford, but this team showed some character coming back from two goals down, and that puts us in the hunt.”
Greene and Unadilla Valley are tied for first place in division play, and the two clubs play for the outright title Wednesday night at UV.
Summary
(2-1 Delhi at half)
Goals: Ben Williams, 2-0, Mike thomas, 1-1, M. Porter, 1-1, (D) Kyle Capiello, 2-0, Avery Meehan, 1-1, Tom Engels, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 10-1, (D) 8-2.
Saves: (G) John Flanagan, 5, (D) Cameron Wentz, 2.
Norwich 1, Chenango Valley 0
CHENANGO BRIDGE – Norwich, which hadn’t won a STAC league game in nearly three seasons, won its second Friday in a shutout of Chenango Valley.
Alex Fanelli had the game’s lone goal scoring with one minute left in the first half off a Carlos Pullas pass. Goalie Joe Krug recorded the shutout making seven saves.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (N) Alex Fanelli, 1-0, Carlos Pullas, 0-1
Shots-corners: Norwich: 8-2 (CV) 12-5
Saves: (N) Joe Krug, 7, (CV) 4.
Edmeston 2, G-MU 0
COPES CORNERS – Pat North and Matt Layman tallied goals for Edmeston who blanked G-MU on the Friday.
The Raiders finished 3-10-1.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Pat North, 1-0, Matt Layman, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 6-2, (E) 21-2.
Saves: (G) Peter Schmidt, 16, (E) Nick Benjamin, 3.
Stockbridge Valley 1, Otselic Valley 1 (OT)
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley had the better of the scoring opportunities, but settled for a tie Friday night.
Landon Rasmussen had the Vikes’ lone goal getting a feed from Taylor Duell. “We had our chances, but weren’t able to capitalize,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “It came right down to the wire.”
OV hosts Madison Wednesday.
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: Landon Rasmussen, 1-0, Taylor Duell, 0-1. (S) Ethan Collins, 1-0.
Shots-corners: 13-5 (S) 9-3
Saves: (OV) Eric Wentworth, 7, (S) Slater, 10.
Girls’ Soccer
Greene 1, Unatego 0
WELLS BRIDGE – Greene continued a strong second half of the season blanking Unatego Friday.
Shelby Averett scored unassisted on a breakaway to give the Trojans the margin of victory.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Shelby Averett, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (U) 7-6, (G) 12-3.
Saves: (U) Gabi May, 10, (G) Aubrey Parrish, 6.
Walton 1, Unadilla Valley 1
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley halted a recent rash of defeats scoring with 4:30 in the second half to force a tie with Walton Friday.
Amanda Peek scored unassisted for the Storm, who answered Walton’s goal by Brittany O’Brien in the first 10 minutes of the second half.
“We dominated possession much of the game and played a lot of offense,” said UV coach Chris Bieniek, whose club hosts Sidney Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Summary
(0-0 at half, 1-1 end of regulation)
Goals-assists; (W) Brittany O’Brien, 1-0, (UV) Amanda Peek, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 3-2. (UV) 6-3.
Saves: (W) 5, (UV) E. Sugar, 1.
Maine-Endwell 7, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Maine-Endwell scored five times in the first half, and spread its goals out over seven players to defeat Norwich Friday on the Tornado’s senior recognition day.
Nine M-E players figured in the goal scoring led by Stephanie Knocpick, who had one goal and one assist.
Amy Clemens and Elisha Kelly combined for nine Norwich saves.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Stephanie Knopick, 1-1, Nicole Osovski, 1-0, Collen Marasco, 0-1, Kelsey Griffith, 0-1; Jamie Holliday, 1-0, Kaitlyn Cook, 1-0, Taylor Kucharski, 1-0, Jessica Loretz, 1-0, Shaughna Symanski, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (ME) 16-9, (N) 1-0.
Saves: (ME) Cassandra Heath, 1, (N) Amy Clemens, 7, Elisha Kelly, 2.
Field Hockey
Greene captures Rome title
ROME– Greene did not allow a goal and only one shot on goal the whole tournament beating Queensbury Friday, 3-0, and host Rome Free Academy Saturday afternoon for the RFA tourney title.
Megan Boeltz gave the Trojans (11-2) a 1-0 halftime lead, scoring off Holly Davis’ pass, and Davis added insurance in the second 30 minutes.
The Trojans scored all three of their goals against Queensbury in the opening half to take command. Sara Ostrander, Christine Conroe, and Liz Treadwell found the cage, and punctuated the balance of the Trojans who had five different players account for goals in the weekend sweep.
In the two contests, Greene held a 22-1 advantage in shots on goal.
Summaries
Greene 2, Rome Free Academy 0
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Megan Boeltz 1-0, Holly Davis 1-1, Amanda Barton, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 9-13, (R) 0-3
Saves: Jessica Smith, 0; (R) Autumn Campo, 5.
Greene 3, Queensbury 0
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Sara Ostrander, 1-0, Christine Conroe, 1-0, Liz Treadwell, 1-0, Andrea Myers, 0-1, Holly Davis, 0-1; Amanda Barton, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 13-16. (Q) 1-5.
Saves: (G) Jessica Smith, 1. (Q) Grumley, 6.
Cross Country
S-E hosts MAC Championships
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys placed eighth out of 15 teams and fourth out of seven Division Two teams in the Midstate Athletic Conference cross country championships Saturday.
Mitch Boise again led S-E placing fifth out 107 runners in a personal-best, 16:39. Jake von Mechow added a 30th (18:18), and four of five S-E runners eclipsed the 20-minute mark.
On the girls’ side, sophomore Jasmine Huff ran a season-low 22:57 over the 3.1-mile course leading S-E with a 32nd out of 88 girls. The Marauders’ girls were 11th place in team scoring.
“As far as I’m concerned, our team members deserve a pat on the back,” said S-E head coach Anne Geary. “They all stepped it up for the league championships, and overall, as a team, ran their best race.”
The Marauders head to the Liverpool Invitational Saturday.
Top-three teams: Cooperstown 58 (1-12-13-14-18), Sauquoit Valley 60; Canastota, 86; (S-E eighth overall out of 15 teams, 193).
Boys’ Top 10 Finishers out 107 runners: Stephen Scrafford, Cooperstown,16:06; Jordan Sirtoli, MM, 16:10; Rob Argentine (Can), 16:23; Mike Trendell (Wat), 16:27; Mitch Boise (SE), 16:39; Sean Massoud (SV), 16:57; Aaron Joyner (Ori), 17:03; Trevor Goodenough (SV), 17:07; Aaron Walker (Can), 17:10; Kevin Burr (Ori), 17:20.
S-E scoring runners: Jake von Mechow (30), 18:18; Brett Buell (45), 19:05; Matt Taylor (56), 19:54; Dan Dubois (66), 20:35.
Top-three teams: Sauquoit Valley, 36 (2-3-5-12-14), Canastota, 72; Adirondack, 95; (S-E, 292, 11th out of 15).
Top-10 girls out of 88 runners: Mulvihill, Christine , Remsen, 1910; Stedman, Samantha; Sauquoit Valley,19:42; Farruggia, Kaitlin, MT Markham, 20:09; Beha, Kaleigh, Sauquoit Valley 20:11; Lasnicki, Allison, Canastota, 20:22 ; VanEtten, Nicole, Sauquoit Valley, 20:23; Schachtler, Amy, Westmoreland 20:29; Delaney, Ashley, Canastota, 20:36; Boucher, Savannah, Remsen, 20:37; Szewczyk, Andrea, Ilion, 20:43.
S-E runners: Jasmine Huff (32), 22:57; Andrea Cruz (66), 26:52; Kellie Clark (78), 29:19; Breann Schwarting (81), 30:54; Megan Natoli (88), 37:33.
Girls’ Swimming
Johnson City 102, Norwich 84
NORWICH – Norwich won five of the first six events and captured seven of 12 overall, but were overtaken by Johnson City in the second half of Friday’s meet.
The Wildcats, boasting a deeper squad, placed first through third in diving to erase Norwich’s early 10-point advantage. “We went in with our best possible lineup, and swam our best this season,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. “They snuck in a couple wins in races we were hoping to win.”
After winning the opening 200 medley relay, Ellie Sacks won the 200 freestyle in a personal-best time (2:15.15), while Rachel Lorenz picked up two wins as did Savanna Keator. Keator and teammate Makenzie Williams kept the Tornado in the hunt with a one-two finish in the 500 freestyle.
JC re-established command grabbing firsts over the next three events. Norwich is at Oneonta Tuesday.
Results
200 Medley Relay: (N) 2:03.38, B. Ireland, G. Chwazik-Gee, R. Lorenz, S. Keator. 200 free: (N) Ellie Sacks, 2:15.15. 200 IM: (N) Rachel Lorenz, 2:21.56. 50 free: (N) S. Keator, 26:36. Diving: (JC) Danielle McCarthy, 196.50. 100 fly: (N) R. Lorenz, 1:03.18. 100 free: (JC) Kristen Tocheny (time not available). 500 free: (N) S. Keator, 5:53.83. 200 free relay: (JC), 1:54.25. 100 backstroke: (JC) Eryn Matich, 1:07.70. 100 breaststroke: (JC) Allyson Fich, 1:15.58. 400 free relay: (N) Lorenz, Sacks, Chwazik-Gee, S. Keator, 4:04.72.
Oxford 8, Afton 1
Oxford 6, Unatego 2
OXFORD – Oxford closed the season on a four-game winning streak defeating Afton Friday and Unatego Saturday to wind up one-game out of first place in the loss column.
The Blackhawks raced to a 6-0 lead in the first half against Afton getting early goals from Cory Seiler and Kilean Maynard. Maynard finished with a hat trick. “We had six different players score in this game, so it was good to see us sharing the wealth offensively,” said Oxford coach Tim Paden.
Unatego, too, found itself in a big hole early trailing the Blackhawks (9-4-4) 3-0 at halftime. Kyle Farrington had his first two-goal game, and Maynard added two more goals. Taylor Bates, and Brandon Winter got into the scoring mix as well. “We’re peaking at the perfect time and playing good soccer at this point,” Paden said. “One of the nice things is our offensive balance. With have four guys with at least five goals and four guys with at least five assists. Things are spread out, and that’s a good thing.”
Summaries
Oxford 8, Afton 1
(6-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (A) Karl Rogler, 1-0, Will Matthews, 0-1; (O) Kilean Maynard, 3-1, Cory Seiler, 1-0, Kyle Farrington, 1-1; Chris Parks, 1-1; Brandon Winter, 1-1; Taylor Bates, 1-0; Scott Seiler, 0-3.
Shots-corners: (O) 16-8, (A) 5-1.
Saves: (O) L. Gill 3, S. Seiler 1; (A) Phil Sanford, 8.
Oxford 6, Unatego 2
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (U) David Havens, 1-0, Nehemiah Van Alstine, 1-0. (O) Kilean Maynard, 2-2, Kyle Farrington, 2-0; Taylor Bates, 1-0, Brandon Winter, 1-0, Corey Seiler, 0-1, Chris Parks, 0-2.
Shots-corners: (O) 14-4, (U) 13-2.
Saves; Anthony Giangrant, 8, (O) Larry Gill, 8, S. Seiler, 1.
Greene 4, Delhi 3
GREENE – With a chance at a division title hanging in the balance, Greene summoned a second-half comeback to edge Delhi and end the Bulldogs’ bid at a piece of the title.
Trailing 3-1 after Delhi’s Avery Meehan scored early in the second session, Mike Thomas pared the lead and Ben Williams tied the contest. Mike Porter made a series of individual moves to beat the Delhi keeper with the winner at 2:35.
“I did see our division title hopes slipping away,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We put ourselves in a bind losing to Oxford, but this team showed some character coming back from two goals down, and that puts us in the hunt.”
Greene and Unadilla Valley are tied for first place in division play, and the two clubs play for the outright title Wednesday night at UV.
Summary
(2-1 Delhi at half)
Goals: Ben Williams, 2-0, Mike thomas, 1-1, M. Porter, 1-1, (D) Kyle Capiello, 2-0, Avery Meehan, 1-1, Tom Engels, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 10-1, (D) 8-2.
Saves: (G) John Flanagan, 5, (D) Cameron Wentz, 2.
Norwich 1, Chenango Valley 0
CHENANGO BRIDGE – Norwich, which hadn’t won a STAC league game in nearly three seasons, won its second Friday in a shutout of Chenango Valley.
Alex Fanelli had the game’s lone goal scoring with one minute left in the first half off a Carlos Pullas pass. Goalie Joe Krug recorded the shutout making seven saves.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (N) Alex Fanelli, 1-0, Carlos Pullas, 0-1
Shots-corners: Norwich: 8-2 (CV) 12-5
Saves: (N) Joe Krug, 7, (CV) 4.
Edmeston 2, G-MU 0
COPES CORNERS – Pat North and Matt Layman tallied goals for Edmeston who blanked G-MU on the Friday.
The Raiders finished 3-10-1.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Pat North, 1-0, Matt Layman, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 6-2, (E) 21-2.
Saves: (G) Peter Schmidt, 16, (E) Nick Benjamin, 3.
Stockbridge Valley 1, Otselic Valley 1 (OT)
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley had the better of the scoring opportunities, but settled for a tie Friday night.
Landon Rasmussen had the Vikes’ lone goal getting a feed from Taylor Duell. “We had our chances, but weren’t able to capitalize,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “It came right down to the wire.”
OV hosts Madison Wednesday.
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: Landon Rasmussen, 1-0, Taylor Duell, 0-1. (S) Ethan Collins, 1-0.
Shots-corners: 13-5 (S) 9-3
Saves: (OV) Eric Wentworth, 7, (S) Slater, 10.
Girls’ Soccer
Greene 1, Unatego 0
WELLS BRIDGE – Greene continued a strong second half of the season blanking Unatego Friday.
Shelby Averett scored unassisted on a breakaway to give the Trojans the margin of victory.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Shelby Averett, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (U) 7-6, (G) 12-3.
Saves: (U) Gabi May, 10, (G) Aubrey Parrish, 6.
Walton 1, Unadilla Valley 1
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley halted a recent rash of defeats scoring with 4:30 in the second half to force a tie with Walton Friday.
Amanda Peek scored unassisted for the Storm, who answered Walton’s goal by Brittany O’Brien in the first 10 minutes of the second half.
“We dominated possession much of the game and played a lot of offense,” said UV coach Chris Bieniek, whose club hosts Sidney Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Summary
(0-0 at half, 1-1 end of regulation)
Goals-assists; (W) Brittany O’Brien, 1-0, (UV) Amanda Peek, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 3-2. (UV) 6-3.
Saves: (W) 5, (UV) E. Sugar, 1.
Maine-Endwell 7, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Maine-Endwell scored five times in the first half, and spread its goals out over seven players to defeat Norwich Friday on the Tornado’s senior recognition day.
Nine M-E players figured in the goal scoring led by Stephanie Knocpick, who had one goal and one assist.
Amy Clemens and Elisha Kelly combined for nine Norwich saves.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Stephanie Knopick, 1-1, Nicole Osovski, 1-0, Collen Marasco, 0-1, Kelsey Griffith, 0-1; Jamie Holliday, 1-0, Kaitlyn Cook, 1-0, Taylor Kucharski, 1-0, Jessica Loretz, 1-0, Shaughna Symanski, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (ME) 16-9, (N) 1-0.
Saves: (ME) Cassandra Heath, 1, (N) Amy Clemens, 7, Elisha Kelly, 2.
Field Hockey
Greene captures Rome title
ROME– Greene did not allow a goal and only one shot on goal the whole tournament beating Queensbury Friday, 3-0, and host Rome Free Academy Saturday afternoon for the RFA tourney title.
Megan Boeltz gave the Trojans (11-2) a 1-0 halftime lead, scoring off Holly Davis’ pass, and Davis added insurance in the second 30 minutes.
The Trojans scored all three of their goals against Queensbury in the opening half to take command. Sara Ostrander, Christine Conroe, and Liz Treadwell found the cage, and punctuated the balance of the Trojans who had five different players account for goals in the weekend sweep.
In the two contests, Greene held a 22-1 advantage in shots on goal.
Summaries
Greene 2, Rome Free Academy 0
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Megan Boeltz 1-0, Holly Davis 1-1, Amanda Barton, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 9-13, (R) 0-3
Saves: Jessica Smith, 0; (R) Autumn Campo, 5.
Greene 3, Queensbury 0
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Sara Ostrander, 1-0, Christine Conroe, 1-0, Liz Treadwell, 1-0, Andrea Myers, 0-1, Holly Davis, 0-1; Amanda Barton, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 13-16. (Q) 1-5.
Saves: (G) Jessica Smith, 1. (Q) Grumley, 6.
Cross Country
S-E hosts MAC Championships
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys placed eighth out of 15 teams and fourth out of seven Division Two teams in the Midstate Athletic Conference cross country championships Saturday.
Mitch Boise again led S-E placing fifth out 107 runners in a personal-best, 16:39. Jake von Mechow added a 30th (18:18), and four of five S-E runners eclipsed the 20-minute mark.
On the girls’ side, sophomore Jasmine Huff ran a season-low 22:57 over the 3.1-mile course leading S-E with a 32nd out of 88 girls. The Marauders’ girls were 11th place in team scoring.
“As far as I’m concerned, our team members deserve a pat on the back,” said S-E head coach Anne Geary. “They all stepped it up for the league championships, and overall, as a team, ran their best race.”
The Marauders head to the Liverpool Invitational Saturday.
Top-three teams: Cooperstown 58 (1-12-13-14-18), Sauquoit Valley 60; Canastota, 86; (S-E eighth overall out of 15 teams, 193).
Boys’ Top 10 Finishers out 107 runners: Stephen Scrafford, Cooperstown,16:06; Jordan Sirtoli, MM, 16:10; Rob Argentine (Can), 16:23; Mike Trendell (Wat), 16:27; Mitch Boise (SE), 16:39; Sean Massoud (SV), 16:57; Aaron Joyner (Ori), 17:03; Trevor Goodenough (SV), 17:07; Aaron Walker (Can), 17:10; Kevin Burr (Ori), 17:20.
S-E scoring runners: Jake von Mechow (30), 18:18; Brett Buell (45), 19:05; Matt Taylor (56), 19:54; Dan Dubois (66), 20:35.
Top-three teams: Sauquoit Valley, 36 (2-3-5-12-14), Canastota, 72; Adirondack, 95; (S-E, 292, 11th out of 15).
Top-10 girls out of 88 runners: Mulvihill, Christine , Remsen, 1910; Stedman, Samantha; Sauquoit Valley,19:42; Farruggia, Kaitlin, MT Markham, 20:09; Beha, Kaleigh, Sauquoit Valley 20:11; Lasnicki, Allison, Canastota, 20:22 ; VanEtten, Nicole, Sauquoit Valley, 20:23; Schachtler, Amy, Westmoreland 20:29; Delaney, Ashley, Canastota, 20:36; Boucher, Savannah, Remsen, 20:37; Szewczyk, Andrea, Ilion, 20:43.
S-E runners: Jasmine Huff (32), 22:57; Andrea Cruz (66), 26:52; Kellie Clark (78), 29:19; Breann Schwarting (81), 30:54; Megan Natoli (88), 37:33.
Girls’ Swimming
Johnson City 102, Norwich 84
NORWICH – Norwich won five of the first six events and captured seven of 12 overall, but were overtaken by Johnson City in the second half of Friday’s meet.
The Wildcats, boasting a deeper squad, placed first through third in diving to erase Norwich’s early 10-point advantage. “We went in with our best possible lineup, and swam our best this season,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. “They snuck in a couple wins in races we were hoping to win.”
After winning the opening 200 medley relay, Ellie Sacks won the 200 freestyle in a personal-best time (2:15.15), while Rachel Lorenz picked up two wins as did Savanna Keator. Keator and teammate Makenzie Williams kept the Tornado in the hunt with a one-two finish in the 500 freestyle.
JC re-established command grabbing firsts over the next three events. Norwich is at Oneonta Tuesday.
Results
200 Medley Relay: (N) 2:03.38, B. Ireland, G. Chwazik-Gee, R. Lorenz, S. Keator. 200 free: (N) Ellie Sacks, 2:15.15. 200 IM: (N) Rachel Lorenz, 2:21.56. 50 free: (N) S. Keator, 26:36. Diving: (JC) Danielle McCarthy, 196.50. 100 fly: (N) R. Lorenz, 1:03.18. 100 free: (JC) Kristen Tocheny (time not available). 500 free: (N) S. Keator, 5:53.83. 200 free relay: (JC), 1:54.25. 100 backstroke: (JC) Eryn Matich, 1:07.70. 100 breaststroke: (JC) Allyson Fich, 1:15.58. 400 free relay: (N) Lorenz, Sacks, Chwazik-Gee, S. Keator, 4:04.72.
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