Forks ekes out win over Purple
Boys’ Swimming
Chenango Forks 96, Norwich 90
NORWICH – A controversial victory in the 200 freestyle relay helped Chenango Forks to a win Friday in handing the Tornado just their third loss of the season Friday night.
The third leg of the Blue Devils’ quartet was flagged for leaving the block early, however, under a new rule instituted this year, both judges need to concur on the ruling. Forks won the race and took the event by two points, but with a disqualification, it would have created a large points swing and given Norwich the victory.
“It’s a tough way to lose a meet, but with a score that close, there were probably other places where the points could have been made up,” said Norwich coach Rick Marchant, who is in his final season coaching the Tornado. “Chenango Forks is a good team and they had only two events where all of their swimmers didn’t score. That’s a lot of fifth-place points.”
Dan Wenzel (200 IM), Kane Streichert (50 free), Evan Wendt (diving), and Ryan Marchant (100 fly) had wins in succession to keep the Tornado within two points. Forks created some breathing room with a one-two-four finish in the 100 backstroke – after the 200 free relay – to open a 14-point lead.
Results
200-yard medley relay: Chenango Forks (Max Ginty, Steven Kwartler, Michael Borgenson, Dallas Hogan) 1:50.41; 200 freestyle: Steven Kwartler (CF) 1:52.27; 200 individual medley: Dan Wenzel (N) 2:14.18; 50 freestyle: Kane Streichert (N) 24.12; 1-meter diving: Evan Wendt (N) 218.25; 100 butterfly: Ryan Marchant (N) 58.44; 100 freestyle: Steven Kwartler (CF) 48.94; 500 freestyle: Dan Wenzel (N) 5:26.69; 200 free relay: Chenango Forks (Dan Maximovich, Steven Edwards, Dallas Hogan, Steven Kwartler) 1:36.40; 100 backstroke: Max Ginty (F) 1:02.45; 100 breaststroke: Tim Kane (CF) 1:12.03; 400 freestyle relay: Norwich (Ryan Marchant, Kane Streichert, Trey Ostrom, Mike Riley) 3:48.79.
Wrestling
Steward wins STAC title
JOHNSON CITY – Norwich’s lone place finisher couldn’t have done any better for the Tornado at the STAC Championships this weekend at Johnson City.
While Chenango Forks was enjoying a team title to unseat Johnson City and its 10-year string of championships, Norwich was toasting Steward, who won the 189-pound crown when Brian Carroll or Corning was unable to continue due to injury.
Steward earned a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Dan Reynolds of Maine-Endwell to reach the finals.
B-G/Afton 57, Harpursville 15
HARPURSVILLE – Already with a division title in the hopper, B-G/A rolled to a road victory Friday night at Harpursville taking 10 of 13 matches.
Results
125-Paul Parsons (B) pinned Dakota Pasquale, 1:09; 130-Justin Davy (B) pinned Cody Scott, 1:40; 135-Nate Seymour (B) pinned Mike Manderville, 1:32; 140-Victor Coronado (H) tech fall Dan Parsons, 17-2; 145-Brad Hulburt (B) pinned Mike Muhl 2:40; 152-Pat Moore (H) forfeit win; 160-Adam Fosdick (H) maj. dec. Charlie Engel, 15-0; 171-Kris Stafford (B) pinned James Button, 3:54; 189-Ben Mumbulo (B) pinned Todd Terpstra, 1:44; 215-Cody Ruff (B) dec. Jose Rivera, 11-5; 103-Chris Burnett (B) pinned Adam Greene, :48; 112-Darin Terpstra (B) pinned Russel Anderson 3:11; 119-Kyle Davy (B) pinned Cole Canfield, 1:10.
S-E second at All Central NY Tournament
VERNON – Sherburne-Earlville improved six spots over its eighth-place finish a year ago winding up second in the All Central New York Tournament Saturday at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School.
Brett Buell (135) and John Posson (189) claimed titles for the Marauders, and Posson knocked off defending Section III champion Anthony Austin of Adirondack, 9-2, for his championship.
“We placed seven out of our nine guys, and this was a really good finish for us because a lot of teams brought full lineups,” said S-E assistant coach, Brian Hicks.
Zach Thomas (171) and Chris Pike (215) were second; Daniel Hicks (119) and Wheeler Brunschmid (152) wrestled back for third, and Mike Ezzo (160) took fourth.
The Marauders travel to Greene Thursday for a non-league matchup.
Volleyball
Unadilla Valley 3, Delhi 2
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley won for the first time this season outlasting Delhi in five games Friday, 25-19, 12-25, 25-18, 21-25, 25-22.
Heather Schowe had seven kills, and Kim Thompson led the Storm with eight assists and five service aces. “It was an excellent team effort; we had great movement and never gave up,” said UV coach Chris Bieniek.
Leaders
Delhi: Renee Ladlee, 7 aces, 7 kills. Katie Seward, 24 assists.
UV: Kim Thompson, 5 aces, 8 assists; Heather Schowe, 7 kills, Bryonna Prentice, 5 kills.
JV: Delhi won 2-0.
Afton 3, Oxford 0
OXFORD – Afton improved to 10-0 overall with a sweep of Oxford Saturday, 25-18, 25-7, 25-14.
Alyssa Prezorski had eight kills and four stuff blocks for the Crimson Knights, and Casey Konz picked up 14 assists.
Leaders
Oxford: Erica Latourette, 2 aces, Arik Nisbet, 2 aces, 2 blocks; Lauren Bullock, 4 assists, Christine Brussell, 3 assists.
Afton: Alyssa Prezorski, 8 kills, 5 aces, 4 blocks; Casey Konz, 14 assists; Amanda Ellis, 7 kills, 2 blocks; Sarah Gregory, 5 kills.
Chenango Forks 96, Norwich 90
NORWICH – A controversial victory in the 200 freestyle relay helped Chenango Forks to a win Friday in handing the Tornado just their third loss of the season Friday night.
The third leg of the Blue Devils’ quartet was flagged for leaving the block early, however, under a new rule instituted this year, both judges need to concur on the ruling. Forks won the race and took the event by two points, but with a disqualification, it would have created a large points swing and given Norwich the victory.
“It’s a tough way to lose a meet, but with a score that close, there were probably other places where the points could have been made up,” said Norwich coach Rick Marchant, who is in his final season coaching the Tornado. “Chenango Forks is a good team and they had only two events where all of their swimmers didn’t score. That’s a lot of fifth-place points.”
Dan Wenzel (200 IM), Kane Streichert (50 free), Evan Wendt (diving), and Ryan Marchant (100 fly) had wins in succession to keep the Tornado within two points. Forks created some breathing room with a one-two-four finish in the 100 backstroke – after the 200 free relay – to open a 14-point lead.
Results
200-yard medley relay: Chenango Forks (Max Ginty, Steven Kwartler, Michael Borgenson, Dallas Hogan) 1:50.41; 200 freestyle: Steven Kwartler (CF) 1:52.27; 200 individual medley: Dan Wenzel (N) 2:14.18; 50 freestyle: Kane Streichert (N) 24.12; 1-meter diving: Evan Wendt (N) 218.25; 100 butterfly: Ryan Marchant (N) 58.44; 100 freestyle: Steven Kwartler (CF) 48.94; 500 freestyle: Dan Wenzel (N) 5:26.69; 200 free relay: Chenango Forks (Dan Maximovich, Steven Edwards, Dallas Hogan, Steven Kwartler) 1:36.40; 100 backstroke: Max Ginty (F) 1:02.45; 100 breaststroke: Tim Kane (CF) 1:12.03; 400 freestyle relay: Norwich (Ryan Marchant, Kane Streichert, Trey Ostrom, Mike Riley) 3:48.79.
Wrestling
Steward wins STAC title
JOHNSON CITY – Norwich’s lone place finisher couldn’t have done any better for the Tornado at the STAC Championships this weekend at Johnson City.
While Chenango Forks was enjoying a team title to unseat Johnson City and its 10-year string of championships, Norwich was toasting Steward, who won the 189-pound crown when Brian Carroll or Corning was unable to continue due to injury.
Steward earned a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Dan Reynolds of Maine-Endwell to reach the finals.
B-G/Afton 57, Harpursville 15
HARPURSVILLE – Already with a division title in the hopper, B-G/A rolled to a road victory Friday night at Harpursville taking 10 of 13 matches.
Results
125-Paul Parsons (B) pinned Dakota Pasquale, 1:09; 130-Justin Davy (B) pinned Cody Scott, 1:40; 135-Nate Seymour (B) pinned Mike Manderville, 1:32; 140-Victor Coronado (H) tech fall Dan Parsons, 17-2; 145-Brad Hulburt (B) pinned Mike Muhl 2:40; 152-Pat Moore (H) forfeit win; 160-Adam Fosdick (H) maj. dec. Charlie Engel, 15-0; 171-Kris Stafford (B) pinned James Button, 3:54; 189-Ben Mumbulo (B) pinned Todd Terpstra, 1:44; 215-Cody Ruff (B) dec. Jose Rivera, 11-5; 103-Chris Burnett (B) pinned Adam Greene, :48; 112-Darin Terpstra (B) pinned Russel Anderson 3:11; 119-Kyle Davy (B) pinned Cole Canfield, 1:10.
S-E second at All Central NY Tournament
VERNON – Sherburne-Earlville improved six spots over its eighth-place finish a year ago winding up second in the All Central New York Tournament Saturday at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School.
Brett Buell (135) and John Posson (189) claimed titles for the Marauders, and Posson knocked off defending Section III champion Anthony Austin of Adirondack, 9-2, for his championship.
“We placed seven out of our nine guys, and this was a really good finish for us because a lot of teams brought full lineups,” said S-E assistant coach, Brian Hicks.
Zach Thomas (171) and Chris Pike (215) were second; Daniel Hicks (119) and Wheeler Brunschmid (152) wrestled back for third, and Mike Ezzo (160) took fourth.
The Marauders travel to Greene Thursday for a non-league matchup.
Volleyball
Unadilla Valley 3, Delhi 2
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley won for the first time this season outlasting Delhi in five games Friday, 25-19, 12-25, 25-18, 21-25, 25-22.
Heather Schowe had seven kills, and Kim Thompson led the Storm with eight assists and five service aces. “It was an excellent team effort; we had great movement and never gave up,” said UV coach Chris Bieniek.
Leaders
Delhi: Renee Ladlee, 7 aces, 7 kills. Katie Seward, 24 assists.
UV: Kim Thompson, 5 aces, 8 assists; Heather Schowe, 7 kills, Bryonna Prentice, 5 kills.
JV: Delhi won 2-0.
Afton 3, Oxford 0
OXFORD – Afton improved to 10-0 overall with a sweep of Oxford Saturday, 25-18, 25-7, 25-14.
Alyssa Prezorski had eight kills and four stuff blocks for the Crimson Knights, and Casey Konz picked up 14 assists.
Leaders
Oxford: Erica Latourette, 2 aces, Arik Nisbet, 2 aces, 2 blocks; Lauren Bullock, 4 assists, Christine Brussell, 3 assists.
Afton: Alyssa Prezorski, 8 kills, 5 aces, 4 blocks; Casey Konz, 14 assists; Amanda Ellis, 7 kills, 2 blocks; Sarah Gregory, 5 kills.
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