Marauders make statement on ‘D’
Evening Sun Report
Boys’ Basketball
S-E 53, Ilion 23
ILION – Sherburne-Earlville’s sterling defensive effort Thursday night helped it atone for a loss to Ilion in last year’s sectional semifinals.
“They ended our season last year, so that was definitely on our minds when we played tonight,” said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. “We shut them down in every way; there was some serious defense being played.”
Ilion was held without a point from the midway point of the first quarter until the two-minute mark of the second, a 10 1/2-minute stretch in which S-E rattled off 22 straight points.
Gabe Fowler canned four three balls and had all 16 of his points at the break leading the Marauders (3-0) to a 32-8 lead.
Wilson Rose added 15 in the win. “It was just outstanding man-to-man defense, and everyone that came into the game played with that same level of intensity,” Vibbard said.
S-E: Ken Knickerbocker, 0; Corey Fitzgerald, 0; Gabe Fowler, 6 0-0-16; Jon Pinney, 3 2-2-8; Drew Doscher, 2 1-2-6; Wilson Rose, 5 5-8-15; Caleb Johnson, 1 0-0-2 ; Garrett Porack, 2 0-0-4; Tom Niles, 0; Dan Lee, 1 0-0-2; Sconzo, 0. Totals: 20 8-12-53.
Ilion: Jordan Marryot, 0; Brian white, 0; Chris Stefanec, 0; Dean Viti, 5 0-0-11; Steve Dylan, 2 0-0-4; Eric Lachacz, 2 2-5-6; Greg Goldbin, 0 0-2-0; Mike McAvarey, 1 0-0-2. Totals: 10 2-7-23.
Score by quarters
S-E 17 15 13 8–53
Ilion 5 3 8 7–23
Fouled out: none. Three-pointers: (I) Viti. (SE) Fowler 4, Doscher. JV: Ilion won 56-48. Officials: Rashford, Davis.
Wrestling
S-E 56, Cooperstown 6
SHERBURNE – Even though the match was well in hand by the time the 152-pounders stepped onto the mat, there was no lack for excitement in S-E’s opening-match victory Thursday over Cooperstown.
“It was the match of the night,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks of Wheeler Brunschmid’s victory over Josh White.
White came into the meet as the number two ranked Section III wrestler at 145 pounds, while Brunschmid was coming off a fourth-place sectional finish last winter.
Brunschmid took command of the match in the second period with a reversal and went on to win 9-5. “It was a packed house and we have 34 kids on our squad,” Hicks said. “This is why they’re here.”
S-E benefited from three forfeits to roll to the victory. The Marauders compete in the Richfield Springs Tournament Saturday.
Results
160: Garrett Hunter (SE) dec. Robert Busse, 10-9, 171: Mike Ezzo (S) dec. Andrew Konopka, 9-2, 189: John Posson (S) pinned Jed Rowley, :37. 215: Chris Pike (S) pinned Aaron Bogart, 2:43. 103: Matt Cosens (S) won by fft. 112: James Bennett (S) won by fft. 119: Daniel Hicks (S) won by fft. 125: Dave Davis (S) dec. Rachel Ruggiero, 10-6. 130: Mike Croft (C) pinned Dustin Brooks, 1:45. 135: Brett Buell (S) pinned Anthony Schroer, :27. 140: Dan Cleveland (S) pinned Sarah Ruggiero, :47. 145: Virgil Thomas (S) dec. Brock Bell, 9-7. 152: Wheeler Brunschmid (S) dec. Josh White, 9-5.
Whitney Point 58, Norwich 16
WHITNEY POINT – Whitney Point took advantage of Norwich’s inexperience, and grabbed 18 points on three Tornado forfeits to hand the Tornado their third loss this season.
Dakota Kohout (152) won his first match this season pinning Nate Marshall in 1:27. Josh Steward (189) and Tanner Cummings (103) gave Norwich its other two wins.
“Unfortunately, with as many young kids as we have and the holes in the lineup, that may be the story of our year,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch of the forfeits. “Kohout is on the board now with a win, and now we’ll see what happens from here. We’ve told our wrestlers that they need to step into a varsity role and wrestle like varsity wrestlers.”
Norwich is at Chenango Valley Tuesday.
Results
125: Anthny Rundell (W) won by fft. 130: Eric Spizak (W) pinned Rick Reihl, 4:29. 135: Corey Spizak (W) tfall over Teddy Jerome, 17-0. 140: Jason Shedd (W) won by fft. 145: Donny Vinson (W) pinned Eric Muserallo, :22. 152: Dakota Kohout (N) pinned Nate Marshall, 1:27. 160: Isaac Bendick (W) tfall over Casey Rogers, 15-0. 171: Steven jensen (W) pinned Josh Smith, 3:40. 189: Josh Steward (N) dec. Mike Hatch, 18-5. 215: James Bachman (W) pinned Donald Towndrow, 1:38. 103: Tanner Cummings (N) pinned Joel Marchke, 1:27. 112: Brock Clark (W) pinned Mike Hull, 3:59. 119: Shawn Taylor (W) won by fft.
B-G/Afton28 Tioga 29
TIOGA – By virtue of winning seven of 13 matches, the Tigers broke a 28-28 tie with B-G/Afton to earn a hard-fought victory Thursday on criteria.
Tioga had two one-point decision ones, one by three points, and another by four to build a 28-6 lead. The Bears won the final five matches to draw even. “There were some very tightly contested matches and evenly-paired kids,” said Tioga assistant coach James Howey. “Tonight we were able to come out on top.”
Kyle Davy (125) began a five-bout winning streak for B-G/A wining by decision. Justin Davy (135) and Nate Seymour (140) each earned wins by pinfall.
Results
152: Justin Martin (B) pinned T. J Williams 2:59. 160: Mike Jump (T) dec. Charlie Engel, 7-3, 171: Ryan Talcott (T) dec. Kris Stafford, 6-5. 189: Josh Peters (T) pinned Ben Mumbulo, 4:24. 215: Justin Rogers (T) dec. Cody Ruff, 12-4. 103: Tomm y Ferguson (T) dec. Danny Gormley, 11-10. 112: Derak Heyman (T) dec. Chris Burnett, 5-2. 119: Andrew Canale (T) pinned Darrin Terpstra, :45. 125: Kyle Davy (B) dec. Josh Manuel, 14-6. 130: Pual Parsons (B) dec. Doug Martin, 10-4. 135: Justin Davy (B) pinned Jake Martin, 2:39. 140: Nate Seymour (B) pinned Brandon Smith, 2:40. 145: Dan Parsons (B) dec. Kyle Brownbeck, 4-2, (OT).
Swimming
Afton/B-G 53, Sherburne-Earlville 42
SHERBURNE – Andrew Ashton posted his first varsity win taking the 200 individual medley for the Marauders, who also notched a first in the 200 freestyle relay, while continuing to show marked improvement in the early stages of the season.
“We had 19 best times earlier in the week against Norwich, and we were able to swim 13 more best times tonight,” said S-E second-year coach, George McKay. “I expect us to progress even further next week against Cooperstown.
Results
200 Medley Relay: (ABG) Genung, Shaw, Howe, Aguirre (2:04.16); 200 Freestyle: (ABG) Rogler 2:25.69; 200 Individual Medley: (S-E) Andrew Ashton 2:37.44; 50 Freestyle: (ABG) Aguirre 25.20; 100 Butterfly: (ABG) Aguirre 1:06.65; 100 Freestyle: (ABG) 1:00.32; 500 Freestyle: (ABG) Rogler 6:45.48; 200 Freestyle Relay: Tie-- (ABG and S-E) Miller, Cutting, Shaw, Howe for ABG and Collins, Ashton, Stanton, von Mechow for S-E 2:00.82; 100 Backstroke: (ABG) Genung 1:05.42; 100 Breaststroke: (ABG) Shaw 1:25.89; 400 Freestyle: (ABG) Genung, Rogler, Howe, Aguirre 4:11.69
Greene 113, Cooperstown 63
COOPERSTOWN – Greene won its 25th straight Midstate Athletic Conference matchup, and diver Chris Osterwald shattered his own school record Thursday.
Osterwald, who also won the 100 backstroke, scored a 218.15 to best his previous mark by 27 points. “He went to a camp at Penn State this past year, and he has more confidence now with his high degree of difficulty dives,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “He is the defending Class C champion, so he is picking up where he left off.”
The Trojans dropped just one event and improved to 3-0 as they host Norwich Monday – the only team to hand them a defeat last year. “It seems like each meet, someone steps up and swims a phenomenal time,” Platta said.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Chris Osterwald, Zach Hennesey, Pat Kelsey, Aaron McCauley, 2:08.11. 200 free: (G) Dave Yeager, 2:14.27. 200 IM: (G) Pat Daniels, 2:41.54. 50 free: (G) Peter McCauley, 26.19. Diving: (G) Chris Osterwald, 218.15* 100 fly: (C) Brian Reis, 1;13.44. 100 free: (G) P. McCauley, 58.36. 500 free: (G) D. Yeager, 5:56.78. 200 free relay; (G) Jason Hollings, Cody Short, Dylan Detweiler, Joe Gulat, 2:00.12. 100 back: (G) Chris Osterwald, 1:08.82. 100 breast: (G) Zach Hennesey, 1:16.62. 400 free relay: (G) P. McCauley, Josh Lee, Aaron McCauley, D. Yeager, 4:06.59.
Bowling
Norwich 4, Susquehanna Valley 3
NORWICH– Chris Ewen rolled a 717 series, and Kyle Ewen added a season-high 690 triple as Norwich eclipsed the 3,000 mark for the third straight match in a one-point win over the Sabers Thursday at Plaza Lanes.
Norwich won the first two games to sew up the match led by the two Ewens. James Glover chipped in with a 604 set.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (3,193): J. Glover, 207, 234, 604; Dustin Jenkins, 200; Kyle Ewen, 255, 233, 202, 690. Rick Bonnell, 233; Chris Ewen, 255, 258, 204, 717.
SV (3,208): T. Cady, 254, 257, 215, 726; J. Paladino, 236, 257, 233, 726; A. Nanni, 231, 215; J. Salton, 248, 280, 695.
JV: SV won 5-2.
Boys’ Basketball
S-E 53, Ilion 23
ILION – Sherburne-Earlville’s sterling defensive effort Thursday night helped it atone for a loss to Ilion in last year’s sectional semifinals.
“They ended our season last year, so that was definitely on our minds when we played tonight,” said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. “We shut them down in every way; there was some serious defense being played.”
Ilion was held without a point from the midway point of the first quarter until the two-minute mark of the second, a 10 1/2-minute stretch in which S-E rattled off 22 straight points.
Gabe Fowler canned four three balls and had all 16 of his points at the break leading the Marauders (3-0) to a 32-8 lead.
Wilson Rose added 15 in the win. “It was just outstanding man-to-man defense, and everyone that came into the game played with that same level of intensity,” Vibbard said.
S-E: Ken Knickerbocker, 0; Corey Fitzgerald, 0; Gabe Fowler, 6 0-0-16; Jon Pinney, 3 2-2-8; Drew Doscher, 2 1-2-6; Wilson Rose, 5 5-8-15; Caleb Johnson, 1 0-0-2 ; Garrett Porack, 2 0-0-4; Tom Niles, 0; Dan Lee, 1 0-0-2; Sconzo, 0. Totals: 20 8-12-53.
Ilion: Jordan Marryot, 0; Brian white, 0; Chris Stefanec, 0; Dean Viti, 5 0-0-11; Steve Dylan, 2 0-0-4; Eric Lachacz, 2 2-5-6; Greg Goldbin, 0 0-2-0; Mike McAvarey, 1 0-0-2. Totals: 10 2-7-23.
Score by quarters
S-E 17 15 13 8–53
Ilion 5 3 8 7–23
Fouled out: none. Three-pointers: (I) Viti. (SE) Fowler 4, Doscher. JV: Ilion won 56-48. Officials: Rashford, Davis.
Wrestling
S-E 56, Cooperstown 6
SHERBURNE – Even though the match was well in hand by the time the 152-pounders stepped onto the mat, there was no lack for excitement in S-E’s opening-match victory Thursday over Cooperstown.
“It was the match of the night,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks of Wheeler Brunschmid’s victory over Josh White.
White came into the meet as the number two ranked Section III wrestler at 145 pounds, while Brunschmid was coming off a fourth-place sectional finish last winter.
Brunschmid took command of the match in the second period with a reversal and went on to win 9-5. “It was a packed house and we have 34 kids on our squad,” Hicks said. “This is why they’re here.”
S-E benefited from three forfeits to roll to the victory. The Marauders compete in the Richfield Springs Tournament Saturday.
Results
160: Garrett Hunter (SE) dec. Robert Busse, 10-9, 171: Mike Ezzo (S) dec. Andrew Konopka, 9-2, 189: John Posson (S) pinned Jed Rowley, :37. 215: Chris Pike (S) pinned Aaron Bogart, 2:43. 103: Matt Cosens (S) won by fft. 112: James Bennett (S) won by fft. 119: Daniel Hicks (S) won by fft. 125: Dave Davis (S) dec. Rachel Ruggiero, 10-6. 130: Mike Croft (C) pinned Dustin Brooks, 1:45. 135: Brett Buell (S) pinned Anthony Schroer, :27. 140: Dan Cleveland (S) pinned Sarah Ruggiero, :47. 145: Virgil Thomas (S) dec. Brock Bell, 9-7. 152: Wheeler Brunschmid (S) dec. Josh White, 9-5.
Whitney Point 58, Norwich 16
WHITNEY POINT – Whitney Point took advantage of Norwich’s inexperience, and grabbed 18 points on three Tornado forfeits to hand the Tornado their third loss this season.
Dakota Kohout (152) won his first match this season pinning Nate Marshall in 1:27. Josh Steward (189) and Tanner Cummings (103) gave Norwich its other two wins.
“Unfortunately, with as many young kids as we have and the holes in the lineup, that may be the story of our year,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch of the forfeits. “Kohout is on the board now with a win, and now we’ll see what happens from here. We’ve told our wrestlers that they need to step into a varsity role and wrestle like varsity wrestlers.”
Norwich is at Chenango Valley Tuesday.
Results
125: Anthny Rundell (W) won by fft. 130: Eric Spizak (W) pinned Rick Reihl, 4:29. 135: Corey Spizak (W) tfall over Teddy Jerome, 17-0. 140: Jason Shedd (W) won by fft. 145: Donny Vinson (W) pinned Eric Muserallo, :22. 152: Dakota Kohout (N) pinned Nate Marshall, 1:27. 160: Isaac Bendick (W) tfall over Casey Rogers, 15-0. 171: Steven jensen (W) pinned Josh Smith, 3:40. 189: Josh Steward (N) dec. Mike Hatch, 18-5. 215: James Bachman (W) pinned Donald Towndrow, 1:38. 103: Tanner Cummings (N) pinned Joel Marchke, 1:27. 112: Brock Clark (W) pinned Mike Hull, 3:59. 119: Shawn Taylor (W) won by fft.
B-G/Afton28 Tioga 29
TIOGA – By virtue of winning seven of 13 matches, the Tigers broke a 28-28 tie with B-G/Afton to earn a hard-fought victory Thursday on criteria.
Tioga had two one-point decision ones, one by three points, and another by four to build a 28-6 lead. The Bears won the final five matches to draw even. “There were some very tightly contested matches and evenly-paired kids,” said Tioga assistant coach James Howey. “Tonight we were able to come out on top.”
Kyle Davy (125) began a five-bout winning streak for B-G/A wining by decision. Justin Davy (135) and Nate Seymour (140) each earned wins by pinfall.
Results
152: Justin Martin (B) pinned T. J Williams 2:59. 160: Mike Jump (T) dec. Charlie Engel, 7-3, 171: Ryan Talcott (T) dec. Kris Stafford, 6-5. 189: Josh Peters (T) pinned Ben Mumbulo, 4:24. 215: Justin Rogers (T) dec. Cody Ruff, 12-4. 103: Tomm y Ferguson (T) dec. Danny Gormley, 11-10. 112: Derak Heyman (T) dec. Chris Burnett, 5-2. 119: Andrew Canale (T) pinned Darrin Terpstra, :45. 125: Kyle Davy (B) dec. Josh Manuel, 14-6. 130: Pual Parsons (B) dec. Doug Martin, 10-4. 135: Justin Davy (B) pinned Jake Martin, 2:39. 140: Nate Seymour (B) pinned Brandon Smith, 2:40. 145: Dan Parsons (B) dec. Kyle Brownbeck, 4-2, (OT).
Swimming
Afton/B-G 53, Sherburne-Earlville 42
SHERBURNE – Andrew Ashton posted his first varsity win taking the 200 individual medley for the Marauders, who also notched a first in the 200 freestyle relay, while continuing to show marked improvement in the early stages of the season.
“We had 19 best times earlier in the week against Norwich, and we were able to swim 13 more best times tonight,” said S-E second-year coach, George McKay. “I expect us to progress even further next week against Cooperstown.
Results
200 Medley Relay: (ABG) Genung, Shaw, Howe, Aguirre (2:04.16); 200 Freestyle: (ABG) Rogler 2:25.69; 200 Individual Medley: (S-E) Andrew Ashton 2:37.44; 50 Freestyle: (ABG) Aguirre 25.20; 100 Butterfly: (ABG) Aguirre 1:06.65; 100 Freestyle: (ABG) 1:00.32; 500 Freestyle: (ABG) Rogler 6:45.48; 200 Freestyle Relay: Tie-- (ABG and S-E) Miller, Cutting, Shaw, Howe for ABG and Collins, Ashton, Stanton, von Mechow for S-E 2:00.82; 100 Backstroke: (ABG) Genung 1:05.42; 100 Breaststroke: (ABG) Shaw 1:25.89; 400 Freestyle: (ABG) Genung, Rogler, Howe, Aguirre 4:11.69
Greene 113, Cooperstown 63
COOPERSTOWN – Greene won its 25th straight Midstate Athletic Conference matchup, and diver Chris Osterwald shattered his own school record Thursday.
Osterwald, who also won the 100 backstroke, scored a 218.15 to best his previous mark by 27 points. “He went to a camp at Penn State this past year, and he has more confidence now with his high degree of difficulty dives,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “He is the defending Class C champion, so he is picking up where he left off.”
The Trojans dropped just one event and improved to 3-0 as they host Norwich Monday – the only team to hand them a defeat last year. “It seems like each meet, someone steps up and swims a phenomenal time,” Platta said.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Chris Osterwald, Zach Hennesey, Pat Kelsey, Aaron McCauley, 2:08.11. 200 free: (G) Dave Yeager, 2:14.27. 200 IM: (G) Pat Daniels, 2:41.54. 50 free: (G) Peter McCauley, 26.19. Diving: (G) Chris Osterwald, 218.15* 100 fly: (C) Brian Reis, 1;13.44. 100 free: (G) P. McCauley, 58.36. 500 free: (G) D. Yeager, 5:56.78. 200 free relay; (G) Jason Hollings, Cody Short, Dylan Detweiler, Joe Gulat, 2:00.12. 100 back: (G) Chris Osterwald, 1:08.82. 100 breast: (G) Zach Hennesey, 1:16.62. 400 free relay: (G) P. McCauley, Josh Lee, Aaron McCauley, D. Yeager, 4:06.59.
Bowling
Norwich 4, Susquehanna Valley 3
NORWICH– Chris Ewen rolled a 717 series, and Kyle Ewen added a season-high 690 triple as Norwich eclipsed the 3,000 mark for the third straight match in a one-point win over the Sabers Thursday at Plaza Lanes.
Norwich won the first two games to sew up the match led by the two Ewens. James Glover chipped in with a 604 set.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (3,193): J. Glover, 207, 234, 604; Dustin Jenkins, 200; Kyle Ewen, 255, 233, 202, 690. Rick Bonnell, 233; Chris Ewen, 255, 258, 204, 717.
SV (3,208): T. Cady, 254, 257, 215, 726; J. Paladino, 236, 257, 233, 726; A. Nanni, 231, 215; J. Salton, 248, 280, 695.
JV: SV won 5-2.
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