Boys’ Basketball

Chenango Valley 79, Norwich 76 (OT)
NORWICH – Norwich would just as soon take a pass on the extra time.
Chenango Valley rallied from a 14-point third-quarter deficit, and beat Norwich Tuesday night in overtime. It was the second extra session loss at home for Norwich this season, who dropped a five-point decision to Johnson City in December.
The Warriors trailed 47-33 with 2:06 left in the third period after Norwich’s Amos Parry put back an offensive rebound. After that, the Warriors were seldom denied on the offensive end finishing the quarter on a 9-0 run, then scoring the first seven points of the last quarter to grab the lead for the first time.
Over the final six minutes, the lead changed hands eight times, and Norwich appeared to gain control after Shane Thompson hit two free throws after a steal with 8.3 seconds left to give his club a 64-62 lead.
CV junior Matt Mullins took the inbounds pass after a timeout, and drove the length of the floor scoring with a second left to force overtime.
Eric Bidwell scored on a layup moments into the extra period, and Mullins completed a four-point play a minute later hitting a trey, getting fouled, and making the freebie for the 70-64 advantage.
Norwich trailed 74-67 with 1:27 left before making one last rally. Robert Martin made two free throws, the Warriors turned the ball over on the next inbounds pass, Martin bagged a layup in the post, and Nate Foote hit a three ball after a Mullins basket closing the gap to 76-74.
Seth Mohney was fouled with 35.5 seconds left and hit one of two foul shots, but on the miss, he grabbed his own offensive rebound. In the scramble that developed following the Mohney rebound, Eric Kisloski dropped in a layup to ice the contest. “It was not a typical game for us,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “Our offense played great, but at times our defense really struggled. A lot of that has to do with their offensive talent.”
Contained much of the game, Mullins scored 16 of his 24 points during the fourth quarter and overtime to lead his team.
Martin scored 23 points for Norwich, Nate Foote had 11, while Patrick Coates and Amos Parry netted 10 apiece.
Parry had six and Foote five points in the third period, helping Norwich (8-4) establish its double-digit lead.
CV: Chris Mack, 3 0-0-7; Eric Bidwell, 1 0-0-2; Matt Mullins, 7 7-9-24; Seth Mohney, 7 6-10-20; Cola, 0; Scott Kisloski, 5 0-0-10; James Sodan, 0; Matt Bobel, 7 2-5-16 . Totals: 30 15-24-79.
Norwich: Shane Thompson, 2 3-4-7; Chris Mattingly, 0; Patrick Coates, 4 1-1-10; Keegan Edwards, 1 1-2-3; Nate Foote, 4 1-2-11; Robert Martin, 6 7-8-23; Vaughn Labor, 2 1-5-5; Tyler Saroka, 0 0-2-0 ; Justin Ballin, 3 1-2-7; Amos Parry, 5 0-0-10; Totals: 27 15-26-76.
Score by quarters OT
CVa 11 14 17 22 15–79
NHS 16 15 16 17 12–76
fouled out: (N) Edwards, Thompson, (CV) Mack. Three-pointers: (CV) Mullins 3, Mack, (N) Martin 4, Foote 2, Coates. JV: CV won 68-45. Officials: Blair, Miller.

S-E 59, Canastota 42
SHERBURNE – Canastota’s attempt at throwing gimmick defenses at the unbeaten Marauders were thwarted by a quick start to the game and an 11-0 run to start the second half in Tuesday’s win for the Marauders.
S-E (14-0) led by 10 at the first turn, by 12 at halftime, and a pair of three balls from Gabe Fowler and one from Jon Pinney lengthened the margin to 23 points. “They were ready for us and tried all sorts of stuff of defense, but we hung tough and adjusted,” said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard.
Fowler scored 18 points and Pinney had 16 in the S-E win.
Canastota: Matt Rapusadi, 0; Savage, 2 0-0-5; Mickey Rouse, 1 2-4-4; Matt Ghezzi, 3 4-4-11; James Lesher, 1 0-0-2; Anton Motley, 2 1-2-6; Nick Marsh, 2 0-0-4 , Dave Galavotti, 0; Dan Campanaro, 2 0-2-4; Jon Siciliah, 0 1-2-1; James Conrad, 0 1 -2-1; Joe Jacuk, 1 2-6-4 . Totals: 14 11-22-42.
S-E: Ken Knickerbocker, 0; Corey Fitzgerald, 0; Gabe Fowler, 6 1-2-18; Jon Pinney, 5 4-4-16; Drew Doscher, 1 0-0-3 ; Wilson Rose, 5 1-2-11; Caleb Johnson, 1 0-0-2; Garrett Porack, 1 3-4-5 Tom Niles, 2 0-0-4; Dan Leet, 0; Ethan Sconzo, 0. Totals: 21 9-12-59 .
Can. 7 14 8 13–42
S-E 17 16 14 12–59
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (SE) Fowler 5, Pinney 2, Doscher. (C) Savage, Ghezzi, Motley. JV: S-E won 42-31, Officials: Augostini, Miller.

Afton 49, Deposit 40
AFTON –Afton won its fifth straight game to move over the .500 mark Tuesday against Deposit.
Bryant Winans scored a game-high 26 points and Phil Sanford added 11 for the Crimson Knights (6-5). “Our team is coming along well and we’re playing good defense,” said Afton coach Dick Winans. “We’re still looking for another scorer.”
Deposit: Tyler Vandermark, 5 2-3-12; Corey Anderson, 2 2-4-7; Warren Singleton, 0; Mike Mills, 0; Jordan Hathaway, 1 0-3-2; Matt Mason, 4 0-0-8; Justin Winans, 4 2-5-10; Reis, 0 1-2-1. Totals: 16 7-17-40.
Afton: Bryant Winans, 11 3-3-26; Phil Sanford, 5 0-0-11; Ethan Wharton, 0; Matt Davy, 0 0-1-0; Adam Berkeley, 0; Karl Rogler, 1 0-0-2; Jacob Snyder, 0; Conor Tarbell, 1 0-0-2; Keith Lockwood, 3 2-2-8 . Totals: 21 5-6-49.
Dep 11 6 6 17–40
Aft. 14 11 13 11–49
Three-pointers: (A) Winans, Sanford, (D) Andresen. JV: Afton won.

Otselic Valley 43, Cincinnatus 29
CINCINNATUS – Otselic Valley overcame 24 percent shooting to win its seventh game of the season Tuesday.
David Cerasani topped the Vikings’ scorers with 10 points, Greg Evans netted nine, and Robert Guyer posted an eight-point, 16-rebound game. “This was the second game in a row we had trouble putting the ball in the basket,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “We just need to do more shooting in practice and improve that aspect.”
OV: Chris Olin, 0 0-2-0 ; Taylor Duell, 2 -4-7; David Cerasani, 2 5-11-10; Shawn Hillman, 1 0-0-2; Greg Evans, 2 5-5-9; Justin Shapley, 3 0-0-6; Brown, 0; Robert Guyer, 3 2-5-8; Wood, 0 1-2-1. Totals: 13 16-29-43.
Cincinnatus: Maroney, 2 0-0-5; Stith, 0; Blanchard, 4 0-0-8; Baldwin 6 0-2-12; Laraby, 0 0-4-0; Rathbun, 0; Tomlinson, 0; Brown, 2 0-0-4; Mondreis, 0. Totals: 14 0-6-29.
Score by quarters
OV 10 7 12 14–43
Cin. 10 2 11 6–29
Team fouls: (C) 23, (O) 12. JV: OV won.

Girls’ Basketball

Sidney 44, Unadilla Valley 31
NEW BERLIN – Sidney limited Unadilla Valley to three field goals in the second half to prevail over the Storm (5-6) Tuesday.
Theresa Mirabito had nine points for the Warriors, who scored the final six points of the first quarter to grab the lead for good. “Offensively we couldn’t get it going tonight,” said UV coach Daryl Decker. “We had a lot of good shots that didn’t go in.”
Theresa Lazarus led UV with 13 points.
Sidney: Sierra Houck 1 0-0-2, Brittany Schunk 0, Maria Mirabito 2 3-8-8, Chelsea Pixley 2 0-2-4, Shannon Marble 2 0-0-4, Heather Hamilton 0 0-2-0, Theresa Mirabito 3 2-2-9, Stephanie Meno 1 3-4-5, Atiya Muhammad 0 2-2-2, Nicole Philpott 0, Hillary Closs 1 0-0-2, Jessica Wormsley 4 0-6-8. Totals: 16 10-26-44.
UV: Jenna Rudnitsky, 1 0-0-2; Caree Acre, 1 0-3-3 ; Jess Lorence, 0; Katelyn Ross,2 2-5-6 ; Theresa Lazarus, 2 7-8-13; Cierra Izard, 2 0-0-4; Sarah Talbot, 0; K. Elliott, 0; L. Clapperton, 0; Katrina Benson, 0 1-2-1; Hannah Johnson, 0 2-4-2. Totals: 8 12-22-31.
Sidn. 10 16 11 7–44
UVa. 8 8 5 10–31
Fouled out: (UV) Acre. Three-point goals: (UV) Lazarus 2, Acre, (S) Mirabito, Mirabito. JV: Sidney won. Officials: Neske, Jester.

Oxford 45, Walton 42
OXFORD – Playing its fourth straight three-point game with Walton, the Blackhawks evened the score in those four games and won their third straight game.
Senior Alysa Law, held scoreless for three periods, hit two three balls in the last stanza and netted seven points in the quarter to keep her club in front. Julie Davis pumped in a career-high 16 points to go with 12 rebounds – her second straight double-double.
Walton: Ashley Rutherford, 0 1-2-1; Rachel Valentine, 0; Adrienne Tomao, 0; Katie Eisele, 2 0-0-4; Carly Hoyt, 1 5-6-7; Holly Reynolds, 1 0-0-3; Devin Kaminsky, 3 2-4-8; Sybil Stanton, 5 6-10-16; Jackie Fisher, 1 1-2-3; Melinda Howard, . Totals: 13 15-24-42.
Oxford: Katie Seiler, 0 2-2-2; Alysa Law, 2 1-2-7; C. Baker, 3 12-7; Chantel Crandall, 0; Erin Law, 1 0-0-2; Hollyann Branham, 1 3-4-5; Felicia Tynan, 2 0-1-4; J. Davis, 6 4-6-16; Amanda Nightengale, 1 0-0-2. Totals: 16 11-17-45 .
Walt 8 9 9 16–42
Oxf. 9 10 11 15–45
Fouled out: (O) E. Law. Three-pointers: (O) A. Law 2, (W) Reynolds. JV: Oxford won 40-24. Officials: Sullivan, Fairley.

Unatego 46, Greene 39
WELLS BRIDGE – Colleen O’Hara came up big for the Spartans when they needed her the most in a hard-fought win over Greene Tuesday.
O’Hara hit a three ball at the end of the third quarter to create a five-point lead entering the fourth. In the final minute, O’Hara hit the last of her three trifectas to hold off the Trojans who had closed to within 41-39.
“Even though we didn’t have a good third quarter, we came back and made a move on them,” said Greene coach Bill Case.
Jessica Smith led Greene with 18 points and Lizzy Buhl tacked on 10.
Greene: Barb Borst, 2 0-1-5; Erin Smith, 0; Megan McDermott, 0; Lizzy Buhl, 3 4-4-10; Liz Wentlent, 2 2-2-6; Jessica Smith, 7 1-2-18. Totals: 14 7-9-39.
Unatego: Ashley Walke 0, Chelsie Dalton 2 0-0-5, Katya Harris 2 3-3-8, Colleen O’Hara 7 0-0-17, MacKensey O’Hara 6 0-1-12, Blake Shelton 2 0-0-4, Kelly Fernandez 0. Totals: 19 3-4-46.
Gre. 5 12 14 8–39
Unate 12 2 21 11–46
Fouled out: none. three-point goals: (G) Smith 3, Borst, (U) O’Hara 3, Dalton, Harris. JV: Unatego won 39-37. Officials: Chilion, Herodes.

G-MU 52, Worcester 42
WORCESTER – G-MU overcame a 12-point deficit in the second half to remain one game behind Morris in the Tri-Valley League Division One standings.
Brittney Peet scored a career-high 16 points, and had eight in the third quarter to keep the Raiders (10-2) in the game. Nicole Conway and Brittney Rudnitsky spearheaded a dominant 21-4 fourth stanza combining for 15 points. “We were able to hit some shots and force them to change what they were doing defensively,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson. “That allowed us to settle in.”
Conway added 15 points and Rudnitsky 12 in the victory.
G-MU: Ashlea Osborne 1 2-6-4, Cass Calamia, 0 Brittney Peet 8 0-2-16, Danielle Conway 4 5-10-15, Sam Brooks 1 1-1-3, Kayla Armstrong 0, Brittney Rudnitsky 5 0-0-12, Terra Moore 1 0-2-2. Totals: 20 8-21-52.
Worcester: Nicole Baker, 4 0-0-10; Emily Bristol, 1 0-0-2; Beth Stein, 1 0-0-2; Amanda McHargue, 2 2-2-6; Megan Workheiser, 2 2-2-6; Ashley Hayes, 1 0-0-2; Sarah Grantier, 5 2-2-12. Totals: 17 6-6-42.
G-MU 9 7 15 21–52
Worc. 10 12 16 4–42
Fouled out: (W) McHargue. Team fouls: (W) 20, (G) 10. Three-pointers; (W) Baker 2, (G) Conway 2, Rudnitsky 2. JV: Worcester won 40-30. Officials: Rockefeller, Sanford.

B-G 67, Hancock 17
HANCOCK – B-G won for the eighth time in 10 games at Hancock Tuesday.
Mariah Schaeffer led with 20 points, Jen Patten had 15, and Brittany Fahringer a career-high 10 off the bench. Nicole Conway dished out a team-high eight assists.
B-G: Sam Spalholz, 2 0-0-4; Mariah Schaeffer, 10 0-0-20; Jen Patten, 7 1-2-15; Liz Holbert, 1 0-0-2; Brittany Fahringer, 5 0-0-10; Nicole Conway, 3 3-4-9; Marcie Day, 3 1-2-7. Totals: 31 5-8-67.
Hancock: Jordan Leet, 1 1-2-3; Sh. Anderson, 0; Deanne Ogden, 2 1-2-5; Sam Weyrauch, 2 1-6-6; Fayth Schror, 0; Megan Martin, 0; Ashley Raymond, 1 0-2-2; Amber Raymond, 0 1-2-1. Totals: 6 5-14-17.
B-G 22 10 18 17–67
Han. 7 2 3 5–17
Fouled out: (BG) Conway. Three-point goals: none. JV: B-G won 59-8. Officials: Miner, Vinisylk.

Wrestling

Canastota 36, S-E 21
CANASTOTA – Canastota dealt Sherburne-Earlville its first dual meet loss of the season Tuesday evening.
S-E picked up five wins in 13 bouts.

B-GA 42, Unadilla Valley 22
BAINBRIDGE – B-G/A coach Brandon MacNaught speaks often of damage control, and his club salvaged valuable team points in spots, and gained in unexpected matchups to top UV Tuesday.
Darin Terpstra (119) put the Bears on a four-match roll in which the host club gained command, and 140-pounder Danny Parsons went the distance with UV’s returning section champion, Shayne Wilcox, losing a decision. “In the big duals, this is a team effort and everyone has to know their job,” MacNaught said. “They’re buying into that concept. I was nervous about this dual because UV matches up very well with us.”
Results
215: Cody Ruff (B) pinned Justin Peek, 1:12. 103: Tyler Peet (UV) dec. Chris Burnett, 3-0. 112: Greg Duvall (U) dec. Vinny Buttice, 4-3. 119: Darin Terpstra (B) dec. Taylor Anderson, 5-0. 125: Kyle Davy (B) pinned Dennis Murphy, 5:27. 130: Justin Davy (B) pinned Mark Geier, 2:28. 135: Nate Seymour B) pinned David Jonson, 2:30. 140: Shayne Wilcox (U) dec. Danny Parsons, 10-2. 145: Justin Martin (B) dec. Todd Wilcox, 5-1. 152: T.J. Brownell (U) pinned Brad Hurlburt, 2:56. 160: Chris Stafford (B) pinned Josh Sandell, 2:49. 171: Garret Anderson (U) won by fft. 189: Ben Mumbulo (B) pinned Justin Sigler, :20.
Official: Ron Boerner.

Windsor 54, Norwich 16
WINDSOR – A powerful Windsor lineup took 10 of 13 matches Tuesday to top the winless Tornado Tuesday.
Mike Shalna (130) and Dakota Kohout (145) gave the Tornado a pair of pins, and senior Josh Steward (189) won by major decision to account for Norwich’s points. “We were able to get a couple wins out of kids that haven’t had many wins,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch. “Windsor is probably a top-five team in our section, and our young team isn’t quite ready for a team like them.”
Norwich is at Oxford Thursday.
Results
112: David Whitman (W) pinned Mike Hull, 2:57. 119: Conor Plonski (W) won by fft. 125: Ryan Hayes (W) pinned Rick Reihil, 3:56. 130: Mike Shalna (N) pinned Loch Doolittle, 3:19. 135: Brendon Whetsell (W) pinned Teddy Jerome, 1:03. 140: Mike Depersis (W) pinned Eric Muserallo, 3:59. 145: Dakota Kohout (N) pinned James Webb, 5:59. 152: David Kohlbach (W pinned Steven White, 1:33. 160: Joe Hoover (W) pinned Josh Smith, 5:34. 171: Brandon Gould (W) won by fft. 189: Josh Steward (N) dec. Matt Hayes, 12-0. 215: Noah Sibley (W) dec. Shawn Wood, 10-3. 103: Colton Perry (W) dec. Tanner Cummings, 6-1.
JV: Windsor 6-3. Official: Matt Sorochinsky.

Swimming

Greene 111 Windsor 75
WINDSOR – Greene stretched its record to 8-1 on the season taking first and second in four events – including the meet-closing 400 freestyle relay – to pull away from the Black Knights Tuesday.
Patrick Kelsey and Chris Osterwald had a pair of individual wins, and Osterwald again broke his own record in the diving competition scoring a 234.90.
“Since we had already defeated Windsor once this season, we were able to experiment with swimmers in different events, and they all passed the test,” said Greene coach Mike Platta.
Results
200 medley relay; (G) Pat Kelsey, Z. Hennessey, D. yeager, C. Osterwald, 1:55.08. 200 free: (G) B. McCauley, 2:10.03. 200 IM: *(G) Kelsey, 2:27.21. 50 free: (G) C. Osterwald, 24.11. Diving: (G) Osterwald, 234.90*. 100 fly: (W) Mike Ess, 1:08.52. 100 free: (W)< 54.36. 500 free: (W) 5:53.87. 200 free relay: (W) 1:44.31. 100 back: (G) P. Kelsey, 1:03.69. 100 breast: (G) Z. Hennessey, 1:12.85. 400 free relay: (G) P. McCauley, B. McCauley, A. McCauley, D. Yeager, 4:01.02.

Norwich 81, Afton/B-G 61
AFTON – Norwich beat Afton/ B-G for the second time this season and improved to 7-1 on the season Tuesday evening.
Mike Delmonico won two individual events for a Norwich club that juggled its lineup. “We moved our swimmers around and took advantage of opportunities,” said Norwich coach Rick Marchant. “We’re using this meet and Friday’s to give our swimmers the chance to try events they haven’t swam, and to improve times on their regular events.”
Results
200 medley relay: (N) Ross, Reilly, Streichert, Wendt, 1:59.97. 200 free: (N) Mike Delmonico, 2:17.13. 200 IM: (B) E. Aguirre, 2:31.05. 50 free: (N) K. Streichert, 24.75. 100 fly: (N) R. Marchant, 59.60. 100 free: (N) M. Reilly, 1:00.25. 500 free: (N) Mike Delmonico, 6:30.60. 200 free relay: (N) Nichols, Cambron, Wendt, Ostrom, 1:51.84. 100 back: N). Dooger Wenzel, 1:02.90. 100 breastsroke (B) Shaw, 1:25.59. 400 free relay: (B) Roglar, Genung, Howe, Aguirre, 4:04.20.

Bowling

S-E girls improve to 11-0
EARLVILLE – Morgan Reid rolled a 560 series for S-E (11-0) who blanked West Canada Valley, 5-0, Tuesday at Hi-Skor Lanes.
S-E’s boys improved to 9-2 with a shutout win. Matt Symonds’ 578 series led the Marauders.
home herkimer on Thursday
Honor Scores
Boys
S-E (2,648): Matt Symonds, 578; Joe Meade, 211.
WCV (1,876) no honor scores.
JV: S-E won by fft.
Girls
S-E 5, West Canada Valley 0
11-0
S-E (2,238): Kim Johnson, 193, Morgan Reid, 234, 560.
WCV (1,852): Kelcy Newman, 176, 458.
JV: S-E won 5-0 (Bridget Avery, 187).