Marauders clinch division title
Boys’ Basketball
Sherburne-Earlville 57, Cooperstown 40
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville claimed its first outright Center State Conference division championship since rejoining Section III several years ago blasting Cooperstown in the first half to extend its unbeaten record.
The Marauders (16-0) led 30-4 at one point in the first half living up to their number five Class B state ranking. “Our defensive intensity in the first half was phenomenal,” said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. “Cooperstown only had two losses coming into this game and they have had a solid program for a number of years. Year in and year out, you measure yourself against Cooperstown.”
The Marauders scored the game’s first 11 points, and after a Redskins basket, added 10 more as Drew Doscher hit a three, Wlson Rose had a three-point play and a post-up layup, and Garrett Porack scored on a putback to make it 21-2.
Rose, plagued with foul trouble most of the game, led with 17 points, and Jon Pinney added 16. Doscher added nine and Porack scored eight off the bench.
With a division title safely tucked away, Vibbard says his team isn’t ready to relax, especially with the high state ranking. “That makes the bullseye on us that much bigger,” Vibbard said of his team’s standing. “It’s full speed ahead for us. We can relax in April and May.”
Cooperstown: Snyder, 1 1-2-3; Sittler, 2 0-0-5; Jason Conklin, 0 5-6-5; Brian Segit, 0 0-2-0; Chris Gentile, 4 2-3-13; Jim Jennings, 2 1-2-6; Eric Jenderlinic, 1 6-8-8. Totals: 10 15-23-40.
S-E: Ken Knickerbocker, 0; Corey Fitzgerald, 0; Gabe Fowler, 0 1-3-1; Jon Pinney, 7 1-2-16; Drew Doscher, 3 1-2-9; Wilson Rose, 6 5-6-17; Caleb Johnson, 0; Garrett Porack, 3 2-2-8; Tom Niles, 1 0-2-2; Dan Leet, 0; Ethan Sconzo, 2 0-0-4. Totals: 22 10-17-57.
Score by quarters
Coop. 3 13 12 12–40
S-E 23 14 8 12–57
Fouled out: None. Three-point goals: (C) Gentile 3, Jennings, Sittler, (SE) Doscher 2, Pinney. JV: S-E won 43-39, Officials: G. Bennett, S. Griffin.
Bowling
Norwich 7, Oneonta 0
NORWICH – Norwich bounced back from a loss to STAC division leader Johnson City earlier this week with a season-high 3,374 as all five Tornado keglers eclipsed the 600 series mark Thusday at Plaza Lanes.
Senior Chris Ewen led the quintet with a 746, Kyle Ewen was next at 689, leadoff man James Glover came in with a 675, Chasen Smith tossed a 636, and Dustin Jenkins rolled a 628.
Chris Ewen, who is among STAC’s leaders in total average, had a 278 second game to highlight the contest, and among the 15 games counted toward total score, only two fell below the 200 mark. “We needed a big day to keep pace with Johnson City,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (3,374): James Glover, 226, 226, 223, 675; Dustin Jenkins, 246, 628; Kyle Ewen, 220, 255, 214, 689; Chasen Smith, 206, 212, 218, 636; Chris Ewen, 225, 278, 243, 746.
Oneonta (3,015): Peter Simmons, 218, 212, 621; Riley Lorenz, 237; Gabe Stow, 222; Bryan Goodas, 206, 213, 210, 629; Jack Benjamin, 233.
JV: Norwich won, 5-2 ( Pasquale D’Abbraccio, 233)
New York Mills 4, S-E 1
EARLVILLE – New York Mills handed Sherburne-Earlville a rare loss on its home lanes Thursday afternoon.
Joe Meade led S-E (11-3) with a 679 and three 200-plus games.
Varsity Honor scores
(at Hi-Skor Lanes, Earlville)
S-E (2,727) Joe Meade, 679, 211, 236, 232; Matt Symonds, 222.
NYM (2,852): Chris Bumdace, 224, 634; Dominic Smith, 625.
JV: S-E 5-0.
Girls’ Baskeball
New York Mills 62, Otselic Valley 38
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley hung tough with the state’s number two ranked Class C school before New York Mills pulled away in the fourth quarter.
Samantha Szaktak had 27 points for the winners, who needed a 13-2 final quarter to put the game on ice. “We went into this game with that knowledge that we were outmatched, but that we wanted to go out and play hard, execute, and add ‘em up when we’re done,” said OV coach Kevin Springer. “We hit some shots, and for three quarters stayed with them pretty good.”
Kylie Martin led the Vikings with 14 points and Kim Lewis had 11. OV plays at Cincinnatus Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
New York Mills: Katie Cotrope, 5 0-1-10; Rachel Moskal, 2 0-0-6; Virginia Vanderpool, 1 0-4-2; Samantha Szaktak, 12 2-3-27; Courtney Kane, 0 1-2-1; Nicole Fanklin, 0 0-1-0; Brianna Zammiello, 6 0-0-15; Cassandra Coy, 0 1-2-1. Totals; 26 4-13-62
Otselic Valley: Kim Lewis, 4 1-2-11; Erica Loomis, 3 0-0-6; Heather Eaton, 1 1-2-4; Melinda Schutt, 1 1-2-3; Justine Huntley,0 0; Megan Knickerbocker, 0 0-2-0; Kylie Martin, 7 0-1-14.Totals: 16 3-9-38.
NYM 15 16 18 13–62
OVall 12 10 14 2–38
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (N) Zammiello 3, Moskal 2, Szaktak, (OV) Lewis 2, Eaton. JV: NYM won. Officials: Laferga, Tenace.
Wrestling
B-G/Afton 44, Greene 24
BAINBRIDGE – B-G/Afton took down Greene Thursday night by one of the larger margin of victories in this local rivalry’s recent history.
Down 12-0 right off the bat to the Trojans, the Bears’ Paul Parsons (130), Justin Davy (135), and Nate Seymour (140) put their club back on top with pins in succession. The Bears also weathered Greene’s strong middleweights, Tyler Beckwith, Jake Wentlent, and Brendan Hickey, losing those three matches, but giving up just 12 team points. “We knew in that part of the lineup (the middleweights), we just wanted to limit the damage,” said B-G/A coach Brandon MacNaught. “That was a big point in the match. Individually, we’re trying not to give up sixes (to pins), and we’re trying to get them where we think we can. We’ve been really good about focusing on the team and not individually, and that has helped.”
Kris Stafford (171) and Ben Mumbulo (189) put the Bears up for keeps with a pair of pins as B-G/A improved to 9-2 on the season.
Results
119: Nick Wilcox (G) pinned Vinny Buttice, 2:12. 125: Kurt Shear (G) pinned Kyle Davy, 3:06. 130: Paul Parsons (B) pinned Keegan Cerawinski, 1:20. 135: Justin Davy (B) pinned Brandon Jenks, 1:48. 140: Nate Seymour (B) pinned Mitch Brower, 4:45. 145: Tyler Beckwith (G) pinned Dan Parsons, 1:50. 152: Jake Wentlent (G) dec. Justin Martin, 6-2. 160: Brendan Hickey (B) dec. Charlie Engel, 7-2. 171: Kris Stafford (B) tech fall over Mike Thomas, 16-0. 189: Ben Mumbulo (B) pinned Garrett Hickey, 2:18. 215: Steve Buchanan (B) Tyler Kehl, 12-7. 103: Chris Burnett (B) pinned Brock Kiddy, 3:45. 112: Darin Terpstra (G) won by fft.
Official: Carl Koenig. JV: Greene won 6-3.
Boys’ Swimming
Greene 108, S-E 61
GREENE – Greene finished off yet another unbeaten mark in the Midstate Athletic Conference improving to 11-1 overall (6-0 league) in winning its 30th straight MAC matchup Thursday against Sherburne-Earlville.
Patrick Kelsey had apair of individual wins for the Trojans, who moved a number of swimmers around to test their versatility. “We did some experimenting and had a dozen personal-best swims tonight,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “Sherburne-Earlville is an up-and-coming program, and our kids had to swim hard.”
Adrian Enscoe had a pair of wins for S-E and led a one-two finish in the 200 individual medley to highlight S-E’s effort. “Several of our swims tonight made Section III cut-off times,” said S-E coach George McKay, who pointed out Enscoe and Andrew Ashton. “Our team performed excellently, and I am hoping for more sectional qualifiers next week at the MAC Championships.”
Results
200 Medley Relay: Greene, Logan Mowatt, George Flanagan, Jory Mowatt, John Flanagan, 2:04.81; 200 Freestyle: (G) C. Osterwald 2:06.78; 200 IM: (S-E) Adrian Enscoe 2:30.68; 50 Free: (G) Cody Short 26.87; Diving: (S-E) B. Shedden 114.45; 100 Fly: (S-E) Enscoe, 1:04.49; 100 Free: (G) Patrick Kelsey 57.18; 500 Free: (G) Dylan Detweiler 6:33.95; 200 Free Relay: (S-E) 1:50.34; 100 Back: (G) Patrick Kelsey 1:04.33; 100 Breast: (G) Patrick Daniels 1:13.74; 400 Free Relay: Greene, Peter McCauley, Ben McCauley, Aaron McCauley, Dave Yeager, 3:46.99
Volleyball
B-G 3, Walton 1
WALTON – B-G improved to 8-2 on the season beating Walton in four games Thursday, 25-22, 25-18, 20-25, 25-20.
Allison Roosa had 12 kills for B-G, while Jessica Zito finished with six kills and six aces. Cierra Hartwell posted a team-high 11 assists to go with seven aces.
Rebecca Jackson totaled 10 kills for Walton.
Statistics
Walton: Rebecca Jackson, 10 kills, 3 blocks; Kirsten Wood, 11 assists; Skylar Gray, 5 kills, 4 aces.
B-G: Jess Zito, 6 kills, 6 aces, 2 blocks; Cierra Hartwell, 11 assists, 7 aces; Allison Roosa, 12 kills; Sam Darling, 4 aces; Rebecca Thomas, 8 assists; Nikki O’Brien, 2 kills.
JV: Walton won 2-1.
Sherburne-Earlville 57, Cooperstown 40
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville claimed its first outright Center State Conference division championship since rejoining Section III several years ago blasting Cooperstown in the first half to extend its unbeaten record.
The Marauders (16-0) led 30-4 at one point in the first half living up to their number five Class B state ranking. “Our defensive intensity in the first half was phenomenal,” said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. “Cooperstown only had two losses coming into this game and they have had a solid program for a number of years. Year in and year out, you measure yourself against Cooperstown.”
The Marauders scored the game’s first 11 points, and after a Redskins basket, added 10 more as Drew Doscher hit a three, Wlson Rose had a three-point play and a post-up layup, and Garrett Porack scored on a putback to make it 21-2.
Rose, plagued with foul trouble most of the game, led with 17 points, and Jon Pinney added 16. Doscher added nine and Porack scored eight off the bench.
With a division title safely tucked away, Vibbard says his team isn’t ready to relax, especially with the high state ranking. “That makes the bullseye on us that much bigger,” Vibbard said of his team’s standing. “It’s full speed ahead for us. We can relax in April and May.”
Cooperstown: Snyder, 1 1-2-3; Sittler, 2 0-0-5; Jason Conklin, 0 5-6-5; Brian Segit, 0 0-2-0; Chris Gentile, 4 2-3-13; Jim Jennings, 2 1-2-6; Eric Jenderlinic, 1 6-8-8. Totals: 10 15-23-40.
S-E: Ken Knickerbocker, 0; Corey Fitzgerald, 0; Gabe Fowler, 0 1-3-1; Jon Pinney, 7 1-2-16; Drew Doscher, 3 1-2-9; Wilson Rose, 6 5-6-17; Caleb Johnson, 0; Garrett Porack, 3 2-2-8; Tom Niles, 1 0-2-2; Dan Leet, 0; Ethan Sconzo, 2 0-0-4. Totals: 22 10-17-57.
Score by quarters
Coop. 3 13 12 12–40
S-E 23 14 8 12–57
Fouled out: None. Three-point goals: (C) Gentile 3, Jennings, Sittler, (SE) Doscher 2, Pinney. JV: S-E won 43-39, Officials: G. Bennett, S. Griffin.
Bowling
Norwich 7, Oneonta 0
NORWICH – Norwich bounced back from a loss to STAC division leader Johnson City earlier this week with a season-high 3,374 as all five Tornado keglers eclipsed the 600 series mark Thusday at Plaza Lanes.
Senior Chris Ewen led the quintet with a 746, Kyle Ewen was next at 689, leadoff man James Glover came in with a 675, Chasen Smith tossed a 636, and Dustin Jenkins rolled a 628.
Chris Ewen, who is among STAC’s leaders in total average, had a 278 second game to highlight the contest, and among the 15 games counted toward total score, only two fell below the 200 mark. “We needed a big day to keep pace with Johnson City,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (3,374): James Glover, 226, 226, 223, 675; Dustin Jenkins, 246, 628; Kyle Ewen, 220, 255, 214, 689; Chasen Smith, 206, 212, 218, 636; Chris Ewen, 225, 278, 243, 746.
Oneonta (3,015): Peter Simmons, 218, 212, 621; Riley Lorenz, 237; Gabe Stow, 222; Bryan Goodas, 206, 213, 210, 629; Jack Benjamin, 233.
JV: Norwich won, 5-2 ( Pasquale D’Abbraccio, 233)
New York Mills 4, S-E 1
EARLVILLE – New York Mills handed Sherburne-Earlville a rare loss on its home lanes Thursday afternoon.
Joe Meade led S-E (11-3) with a 679 and three 200-plus games.
Varsity Honor scores
(at Hi-Skor Lanes, Earlville)
S-E (2,727) Joe Meade, 679, 211, 236, 232; Matt Symonds, 222.
NYM (2,852): Chris Bumdace, 224, 634; Dominic Smith, 625.
JV: S-E 5-0.
Girls’ Baskeball
New York Mills 62, Otselic Valley 38
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley hung tough with the state’s number two ranked Class C school before New York Mills pulled away in the fourth quarter.
Samantha Szaktak had 27 points for the winners, who needed a 13-2 final quarter to put the game on ice. “We went into this game with that knowledge that we were outmatched, but that we wanted to go out and play hard, execute, and add ‘em up when we’re done,” said OV coach Kevin Springer. “We hit some shots, and for three quarters stayed with them pretty good.”
Kylie Martin led the Vikings with 14 points and Kim Lewis had 11. OV plays at Cincinnatus Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
New York Mills: Katie Cotrope, 5 0-1-10; Rachel Moskal, 2 0-0-6; Virginia Vanderpool, 1 0-4-2; Samantha Szaktak, 12 2-3-27; Courtney Kane, 0 1-2-1; Nicole Fanklin, 0 0-1-0; Brianna Zammiello, 6 0-0-15; Cassandra Coy, 0 1-2-1. Totals; 26 4-13-62
Otselic Valley: Kim Lewis, 4 1-2-11; Erica Loomis, 3 0-0-6; Heather Eaton, 1 1-2-4; Melinda Schutt, 1 1-2-3; Justine Huntley,0 0; Megan Knickerbocker, 0 0-2-0; Kylie Martin, 7 0-1-14.Totals: 16 3-9-38.
NYM 15 16 18 13–62
OVall 12 10 14 2–38
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (N) Zammiello 3, Moskal 2, Szaktak, (OV) Lewis 2, Eaton. JV: NYM won. Officials: Laferga, Tenace.
Wrestling
B-G/Afton 44, Greene 24
BAINBRIDGE – B-G/Afton took down Greene Thursday night by one of the larger margin of victories in this local rivalry’s recent history.
Down 12-0 right off the bat to the Trojans, the Bears’ Paul Parsons (130), Justin Davy (135), and Nate Seymour (140) put their club back on top with pins in succession. The Bears also weathered Greene’s strong middleweights, Tyler Beckwith, Jake Wentlent, and Brendan Hickey, losing those three matches, but giving up just 12 team points. “We knew in that part of the lineup (the middleweights), we just wanted to limit the damage,” said B-G/A coach Brandon MacNaught. “That was a big point in the match. Individually, we’re trying not to give up sixes (to pins), and we’re trying to get them where we think we can. We’ve been really good about focusing on the team and not individually, and that has helped.”
Kris Stafford (171) and Ben Mumbulo (189) put the Bears up for keeps with a pair of pins as B-G/A improved to 9-2 on the season.
Results
119: Nick Wilcox (G) pinned Vinny Buttice, 2:12. 125: Kurt Shear (G) pinned Kyle Davy, 3:06. 130: Paul Parsons (B) pinned Keegan Cerawinski, 1:20. 135: Justin Davy (B) pinned Brandon Jenks, 1:48. 140: Nate Seymour (B) pinned Mitch Brower, 4:45. 145: Tyler Beckwith (G) pinned Dan Parsons, 1:50. 152: Jake Wentlent (G) dec. Justin Martin, 6-2. 160: Brendan Hickey (B) dec. Charlie Engel, 7-2. 171: Kris Stafford (B) tech fall over Mike Thomas, 16-0. 189: Ben Mumbulo (B) pinned Garrett Hickey, 2:18. 215: Steve Buchanan (B) Tyler Kehl, 12-7. 103: Chris Burnett (B) pinned Brock Kiddy, 3:45. 112: Darin Terpstra (G) won by fft.
Official: Carl Koenig. JV: Greene won 6-3.
Boys’ Swimming
Greene 108, S-E 61
GREENE – Greene finished off yet another unbeaten mark in the Midstate Athletic Conference improving to 11-1 overall (6-0 league) in winning its 30th straight MAC matchup Thursday against Sherburne-Earlville.
Patrick Kelsey had apair of individual wins for the Trojans, who moved a number of swimmers around to test their versatility. “We did some experimenting and had a dozen personal-best swims tonight,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “Sherburne-Earlville is an up-and-coming program, and our kids had to swim hard.”
Adrian Enscoe had a pair of wins for S-E and led a one-two finish in the 200 individual medley to highlight S-E’s effort. “Several of our swims tonight made Section III cut-off times,” said S-E coach George McKay, who pointed out Enscoe and Andrew Ashton. “Our team performed excellently, and I am hoping for more sectional qualifiers next week at the MAC Championships.”
Results
200 Medley Relay: Greene, Logan Mowatt, George Flanagan, Jory Mowatt, John Flanagan, 2:04.81; 200 Freestyle: (G) C. Osterwald 2:06.78; 200 IM: (S-E) Adrian Enscoe 2:30.68; 50 Free: (G) Cody Short 26.87; Diving: (S-E) B. Shedden 114.45; 100 Fly: (S-E) Enscoe, 1:04.49; 100 Free: (G) Patrick Kelsey 57.18; 500 Free: (G) Dylan Detweiler 6:33.95; 200 Free Relay: (S-E) 1:50.34; 100 Back: (G) Patrick Kelsey 1:04.33; 100 Breast: (G) Patrick Daniels 1:13.74; 400 Free Relay: Greene, Peter McCauley, Ben McCauley, Aaron McCauley, Dave Yeager, 3:46.99
Volleyball
B-G 3, Walton 1
WALTON – B-G improved to 8-2 on the season beating Walton in four games Thursday, 25-22, 25-18, 20-25, 25-20.
Allison Roosa had 12 kills for B-G, while Jessica Zito finished with six kills and six aces. Cierra Hartwell posted a team-high 11 assists to go with seven aces.
Rebecca Jackson totaled 10 kills for Walton.
Statistics
Walton: Rebecca Jackson, 10 kills, 3 blocks; Kirsten Wood, 11 assists; Skylar Gray, 5 kills, 4 aces.
B-G: Jess Zito, 6 kills, 6 aces, 2 blocks; Cierra Hartwell, 11 assists, 7 aces; Allison Roosa, 12 kills; Sam Darling, 4 aces; Rebecca Thomas, 8 assists; Nikki O’Brien, 2 kills.
JV: Walton won 2-1.
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