Steward wins title for Norwich at Ilion tourney
Wrestling
Leo J. Sammon Tournament
ILION – Josh Steward won his first title in three finals appearances for Norwich, and Tanner Cummings placed second at the Leo J. Sammon Tournament Saturday.
Steward (189) won three matches including a pin in 5:11 of Rush-Henrietta’s Brent Garringer for the crown.
Cummings (96), meanwhile, had two close decision wins before losing a decision in the finals.
Rick Reihl, Mike Hull, Eric Muserallo all won a pair of matches and were one win from earning place finishes.
“We’re working on getting Steward better from where he has been this season, and he’ll have a good test on Tuesday against Windsor,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch. “The first few tournaments this year, we’ve basically only had two kids scoring for us. Now we have three others getting into the mix.”
S-E Holiday Classic
SHERBURNE – Wheeler Brunschmid (152) and Zach Thomas (171) won individual titles for Sherburne-Earlville, who placed third out of 10 teams Saturday at the S-E Holiday Classic.
Brunschmid overcame an early scare against Maine-Endwell’s Cedric Moore to win by pinfall in 1:24. Thomas garnered his first tournament title at 171 pounds capturing a three-point decision over Andy Munger.
“Our goal was to place in the top-three, so this was pretty good for us,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks, whose club finished behind Gouverneur and Vestal. “Our wrestlebacks definitely helped us.”
Eight wrestlers placed among the top four with Brett Buell (135) and John Posson (189) adding runner-up finishes. “We don’t see any of these kids throughout the year, so it was a great experience for us to wrestle different competition,” Hicks said.
The Marauders travel to Canastota Tuesday.
Team scores: Gouverneur, 161; Vestal, 144; S-E, 122 1/2; Homer, 116; Marathon, 100.5; M-E, 98; Dryden, 94; Fabius-Pompey, 24; S-VE, 22; Onondaga, 22.
S-E place-winners
1-Wheeler Brunschmid, (152); Zach Thomas (171)
2- Brett Buell (135), John Posson (189)
3- Danny Cleveland (140), Chris Pike (215)
4-Daniel Hicks (119), Mike Ezzo (160)
Volleyball
Oxford 3, Deposit 0
DEPOSIT – Oxford won for the second time this season sweeping three games from Deposit, 25-18, 25-23, 25-23.
Becky Head led the Blackhawks (2-7) with seven aces, four assists and one block.
Statistics
Deposit: Aces: none, Caitlin Diffendefter, 3 kills.; Nikki Schmitz, 6 assists.
Oxford: Becky Head, 7 aces, 4 assists, 1 block; Sierra Ruff, 3 aces; Arik Nisbet, 3 kills.
JV: Deposit won 2-1.
Greene 3, Unadilla Valley 0
NEW BERLIN – Megan Boeltz finished with five kills and four aces to lead Greene’s win over UV, 25-14, 25-22, 25-17.
Statistics
Greene: Megan Boeltz, 5 kills, 4 aces; Jamie Daniels, 4 assists; Julie Pornbeck, 3 aces; Marley Hayes, 3 aces.
UV: Michelle Brown, 1 aces, 1 assist; Nicole Gates, Brianne Joy, Bryonna Prentice--1 kill apiece.
JV: Greene won 2-1.
Boys’ Swimming
Norwich 85, Chenango Valley 74
CHENANGO BRIDGE – Norwich head coach Rick Marchant had his first full healthy lineup of the season, and it showed in the performances Friday in a win over Chenango Valley.
The Tornado won the first seven events with ease to build a commanding lead and move into exhibition, non-scoring mode the rest of the way.
Ryan Marchant posted a season-best 52.04 to win the 100 free to go with his win in the 200 freestyle; Cole Adams added individual wins in the 50 and 500 freestyles, and Evan Wendt along with Kane Streichert found the winning touch for Norwich. “We may not have put our very best lineup out in every event, but it was very strong,” said the longtime Norwich mentor. “Our depth was the best we’ve had in a long time.”
Results
200 medley relay: (N) Dan Wenzel, M. Reilly, K. Streichert, C. Adams, 1:55.61 200 free: (N) Ryan Marchant, 1:58.07. 200 IM: (N) D. Wenzl, 2:16.42. 50 free: (N) Cole Adams, 23.94. Diving: (N) Evan Wendt, 210.05. 100 fly: (N) Kane Streichert, 1:01.39. 100 free: (N) R. Marchant, 52.04. 500 free: (N) Cole Adams, 5:25.06. 200 free relay: (CV), 1:43.55. 100 back (C) Capwell, 1:18.02. 100 breaststroke: (C) Swartout, 1:07.92. 400 free relay: (C), 3:58.30.
Leo J. Sammon Tournament
ILION – Josh Steward won his first title in three finals appearances for Norwich, and Tanner Cummings placed second at the Leo J. Sammon Tournament Saturday.
Steward (189) won three matches including a pin in 5:11 of Rush-Henrietta’s Brent Garringer for the crown.
Cummings (96), meanwhile, had two close decision wins before losing a decision in the finals.
Rick Reihl, Mike Hull, Eric Muserallo all won a pair of matches and were one win from earning place finishes.
“We’re working on getting Steward better from where he has been this season, and he’ll have a good test on Tuesday against Windsor,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch. “The first few tournaments this year, we’ve basically only had two kids scoring for us. Now we have three others getting into the mix.”
S-E Holiday Classic
SHERBURNE – Wheeler Brunschmid (152) and Zach Thomas (171) won individual titles for Sherburne-Earlville, who placed third out of 10 teams Saturday at the S-E Holiday Classic.
Brunschmid overcame an early scare against Maine-Endwell’s Cedric Moore to win by pinfall in 1:24. Thomas garnered his first tournament title at 171 pounds capturing a three-point decision over Andy Munger.
“Our goal was to place in the top-three, so this was pretty good for us,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks, whose club finished behind Gouverneur and Vestal. “Our wrestlebacks definitely helped us.”
Eight wrestlers placed among the top four with Brett Buell (135) and John Posson (189) adding runner-up finishes. “We don’t see any of these kids throughout the year, so it was a great experience for us to wrestle different competition,” Hicks said.
The Marauders travel to Canastota Tuesday.
Team scores: Gouverneur, 161; Vestal, 144; S-E, 122 1/2; Homer, 116; Marathon, 100.5; M-E, 98; Dryden, 94; Fabius-Pompey, 24; S-VE, 22; Onondaga, 22.
S-E place-winners
1-Wheeler Brunschmid, (152); Zach Thomas (171)
2- Brett Buell (135), John Posson (189)
3- Danny Cleveland (140), Chris Pike (215)
4-Daniel Hicks (119), Mike Ezzo (160)
Volleyball
Oxford 3, Deposit 0
DEPOSIT – Oxford won for the second time this season sweeping three games from Deposit, 25-18, 25-23, 25-23.
Becky Head led the Blackhawks (2-7) with seven aces, four assists and one block.
Statistics
Deposit: Aces: none, Caitlin Diffendefter, 3 kills.; Nikki Schmitz, 6 assists.
Oxford: Becky Head, 7 aces, 4 assists, 1 block; Sierra Ruff, 3 aces; Arik Nisbet, 3 kills.
JV: Deposit won 2-1.
Greene 3, Unadilla Valley 0
NEW BERLIN – Megan Boeltz finished with five kills and four aces to lead Greene’s win over UV, 25-14, 25-22, 25-17.
Statistics
Greene: Megan Boeltz, 5 kills, 4 aces; Jamie Daniels, 4 assists; Julie Pornbeck, 3 aces; Marley Hayes, 3 aces.
UV: Michelle Brown, 1 aces, 1 assist; Nicole Gates, Brianne Joy, Bryonna Prentice--1 kill apiece.
JV: Greene won 2-1.
Boys’ Swimming
Norwich 85, Chenango Valley 74
CHENANGO BRIDGE – Norwich head coach Rick Marchant had his first full healthy lineup of the season, and it showed in the performances Friday in a win over Chenango Valley.
The Tornado won the first seven events with ease to build a commanding lead and move into exhibition, non-scoring mode the rest of the way.
Ryan Marchant posted a season-best 52.04 to win the 100 free to go with his win in the 200 freestyle; Cole Adams added individual wins in the 50 and 500 freestyles, and Evan Wendt along with Kane Streichert found the winning touch for Norwich. “We may not have put our very best lineup out in every event, but it was very strong,” said the longtime Norwich mentor. “Our depth was the best we’ve had in a long time.”
Results
200 medley relay: (N) Dan Wenzel, M. Reilly, K. Streichert, C. Adams, 1:55.61 200 free: (N) Ryan Marchant, 1:58.07. 200 IM: (N) D. Wenzl, 2:16.42. 50 free: (N) Cole Adams, 23.94. Diving: (N) Evan Wendt, 210.05. 100 fly: (N) Kane Streichert, 1:01.39. 100 free: (N) R. Marchant, 52.04. 500 free: (N) Cole Adams, 5:25.06. 200 free relay: (CV), 1:43.55. 100 back (C) Capwell, 1:18.02. 100 breaststroke: (C) Swartout, 1:07.92. 400 free relay: (C), 3:58.30.
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