Norwich finds way to finish
Boys’ Basketball
Norwich 59, Owego 53
NORWICH – Close games have not always been kind to Norwich this season. Wednesday, on senior recognition night, those close-game woes changed.
The Tornado rallied from six points down in the fourth quarter outscoring the Indians 23-11 in the final period to grab their tenth win of the season.
“Persistency won this game...it’s almost as if we refused to lose,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “We kept missing shot after shot, but we found a way to hang around and we were able to finish.”
Nate Foote scored all seven of his points in the fourth quarter including a three-pointer with 2:18 to play that put Norwich ahead to stay, 52-51. Foote added a key jumper with 33 seconds left upping the margin to 57-53 and canceling out Owego’s victory hopes.
Wade Kornegay, making his first varsity start, had two big steals in the fourth quarter scoring five of his career-high 13 points. Robert Martin led Norwich in scoring for the eighth straight game finishing with 21. “We had some guys who haven’t played much come in and play extremely well,” Abbott said. “Wade did a nice job, Craig Berg came in and gave us some good minutes, and Chris Mattingly, even though he didn’t score, gave us a lift. We played with a lot of heart. It’s not always pretty or effective, but the effort is always there.”
Owego gained control of the game in the second quarter finishing the stanza on an 8-2 run to lead 31-24. And, with leading scorer Jack Keough on the bench to start the third quarter, the visitors maintained their advantage getting six points from Andy Marzo.
Norwich erased Owego’s 42-36 lead entering the fourth in just three minutes. Berg hit a jumper from the foul line, Martin drove for a layup, and Kornegay scored the next four points tying the game at 44-44.
“As always, it was great to get to 10 wins,” Abbott said. “It’s a tough league and you have to be ready to play every night.”
Notes: Norwich’s junior varsity team improved to 13-5 on the season winning 59-46. The Tornado juniors clinched the STAC Central Division title last week and will play in the league semifinals next week in Binghamton...Martin made his first five free throws to start the game extending his streak of made freebies to 22 before missing early in the second quarter. Over his last four games, Martin is 32-for-35 from the stripe.
Owego: Mike Post, 5 0-0-10; Dan Brainard, 0; Mike Bensley, 0; Josh Hubman, 2 0-0-4; Ryan Bullock, 0; Shawn Linehan, 1 0-0-2; Phil Arnold, 1 1-2-3; Jack Keough, 4 7-15-15; Andy Marzo, 6 3-5-15; Parker Evans, 2 0-0-4; Matt Gugliardo, 0. Totals: 21 11-22-53.
Norwich: Shane Thompson, 0; Chris Mattingly, 0 0-2-0; Patrick Coates, 1 1-2-3; Keegan Edwards, 2 0-0-4; Nate Foote, 2 2-2-7; Robert Martin, 4 12-14-21; Vaughn Labor, 1 0-0-2; Tyler Saroka, 1 0-0-2; Justin Ballin, 0; Wade Kornegay, 4 3-4-13; Amos Parry, 1 0-0-2; Craig Berg, 1 3-6-5. Totals: 17 21-30-59.
Owe. 12 19 11 11–53
NHS 14 10 12 23–59
Fouled out: (O) Keough, Three-point goals: (N) Kornegay 2, Foote, Martin. JV: Norwich won 59-46. Officials: Coleman, Haynes.
Greene 58, Delhi 39
DELHI – Greene turned a five-point deficit in the first quarter into a 15-point halftime lead outscoring the Bulldogs 22-2 in the second quarter.
Mike Porter, Trevor Johnson, Ben Williams, and Cameron Daniels all hit three-pointers in the stanza, and the Trojans (9-8) added six free throws. Defensively, Delhi was forced into seven turnovers against the Greene press. “We shot the ball really well from the outside in that quarter (the second), and they didn’t handle our pressure well,” said Greene coach Jeff Paske.
Don Amell scored 10 points in the fourth quarter enabling the Trojans to ease away at the end. Porter led with 14 points and Amell had 12.
Greene: Trevor Johnson, 1 0-0-3; Corey Breck, 2 0-0-5; Brock Rowe, 1 0-0-2; John Carlin, 2 3-4-7; Mike Porter, 4 5-6-14; Amell, 3 5-6-12; Chris Engler, 0 1-3-1; Anthony McDaniels, 0 0-2-0; Adams, 0 2-3-2; Ben Williams, 1 0-0-3; Dustin Turner, 0 2-2-2; Cameron Daniels, 3 0-0-7. Totals: 17 18-26-58.
Delhi: Specht, 0; Trent Kathmann, 2 0-3-6; Pat O’Connell, 5 3-4-14; Luke Byrnes, 0; Nate Rockefeller, 2 4-6-8; Chad Rockefeller, 1 1-2-3; Riley Warren, 3 2-2-8; Rama, 0 0-2-0. Totals: 13 10-19-39.
Gre. 9 22 10 17–58
Del. 14 2 10 13–39
Fouled out: (D) Warren, N. Rockefeller. Three-point goals: (G) Johnson, Breck, Porter, Amell, Williams, Daniels. (D) Kathmann 2, O’Connell. JV: Delhi won 53-35.
Unadilla Valley 69, Harpursville 34
NEW BERLIN – With Sidney ineligible to play in the MAC championship game, the Storm took care of business on their end wrapping up second place and securing a spot in the league title game next week against Oxford.
Juston Parks scored all 15 of his points in the first quarter and finished with seven steals and five assists. Raffi Perry added 11 for UV (12-6) as every player on the roster found the scoring column. “Not only did everyone score, but everyone came in and played pretty good defense,” said UV coach Matt Osborne.
Harpursville: Fuller, 1 2-2-4; Chris Baxter, 1 2-2-4; Snow, ; Adam Neer, 1 1-2-3; Kendricks, 1 0-0-2; John McLaughlin, 2 0-0-4; Louis Swearengin, 1 00-2; Ben Andrews, 2 1-5-5; Matt Makis, 2 2-3-6; Mark, 2 0-2-4. Totals: 13 8-16-34.
UV: Chris Stanford, 1 0-0-3; Mason Wyman, 2 0-0-5; Ryan Johnson, 1 1-2-3; Raffi Perry, 4 2-2-11; Josh Wright, 2 0-0-5; Juston Parks, 7 1-2-15; Tyson Smith, 0 2-3-2; Darrin Garcia, 2 0-0-4; Matt Harrington, 2 0-0-4; Jake Curtis, 1 2-2-5; Josh Rivenburgh, 2 0-0-4; Matt Potter, 3 2-4-8. Totals: 27 10-15-69.
Harp. 6 9 11 8–34
Uvall 22 10 20 17–69
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (UV) Stanford, Wyman, Perry, Wright, Curtis. JV: UV won. Officials: Kafchinsky, Cook.
Oxford 60, B-G 33
OXFORD – Oxford clinched its second MAC Division II title in three years blanketing B-G’s offense for nearly the entire first half to build a 21-point lead.
The Bobcats were held to just two field goals the entire first half, and had just three points entering the final minute of the second quarter. Oxford, meanwhile, displayed supreme offensive balance with six different players scoring in each of the first two stanzas.
“We played great positional man-to-man defense, we rebounded well and took them out of their offense,” said Oxford coach Tim Davis.
Ben Burdick had 11 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Blackhawks (12-6), who have won nine straight games. Trevor Nelson and Scott Seiler netted 10 apiece.
B-G: Adam Sprague, 0; Ricky Margarum, 0; Craig Laing, 0; Brandon O’Brien, 1 1-2-3; Greg Dicks, 1 0-0-2; Marlino, 1 0-0-3; Tim Feyerabend, 2 1-4-5; Ken Pixley, 5 0-0-10; Willie McGinnis, 0 0-2-0; Chris McGinnis, 1 3-4-6; Toby Shields, 0; Dylan Whitaker, 2 0-0-4. Totals: 13 5-12-33.
Oxford: Trevor Nelson, 4 2-4-10; Steve Locke, 3 0-0-7; Scott Seiler, 4 0-2-10; Wes Tynan, 1 0-0-2; Andrew Hubman, 2 0-0-4; Ben Burdick, 5 1-2-11; Kyle Smith, 1 1-1-3; Jeff Champlin, 2 0-0-4; Alex Champlin, 2 0-0-5; Trey Seifert, 2 0-0-4; John Witchella, 0; Hugh Witchella, 0. Totals: 24 4-9-60.
B-G 3 4 8 18–33
Oxf. 16 12 19 13–60
Fouled out: none. three-point goals: (O) Seiler 2, Locke, A. Champlin, (BG) C. McGinnis, Marlino. JV: Oxford won 58-30. Officials: C. Miller, P. O’Connor.
Otselic Valley 63, Cincinnatus 37
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley finished the regular season with its 12th win rolling in the second half Wednesday against Cincinnatus.
Taylor Duell scored 17 points, David Cerasani had 13, and Greg Evans 12 for the Vikings. (12-7). “We had kind of a sluggish first half, but we picked things up in the third quarter,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “Our defense got better, we moved the ball better on offense, and took better shots.”
Robert Guyer led with 10 rebounds and Evans snagged eight boards.
Cin: Stith, 0; Blanchard, 6 1-1-14; Baldwin, 6 1-2-13; Rathbun, 4 0-0-8; Tomlinson, 0; Brown, 1 0-4-2; Manders, 0; Cobb, 0. Totals: 17 2-8-37.
OV: Chris Olin, 1 0-0-2; Taylor Duell, 6 5-5-17; David Cerasani, 4 5-5-13; Shawn Hillman, 1 2-4-4; Greg Evans, 4 0-0-12; Eric Wentworth, 1 0-0-2; Justin Shapley, 1 1-2-3; Waltz, 0 2-4-2; Rasmussen, 0; Brown, 0; Williams, 0; Robert Guyer, 1 2-4-4; Wood, 2 0-0-4; Meigs, 0. Totals: 21 17-24-63.
Cinc 13 11 6 7–37
OV 12 15 19 17–63
Team fouls: (OV) 12, (C) 14. Three-point goals: (C) Blanchard, (OV) Evans 4. Officials: Bennett, Barker. JV: OV won.
Girls’ Basketball
Mt. Markham 66, S-E 61
WEST WINFIELD – Mt. Markham, the last team to defeat Sherburne-Earlville, ended the Marauders’ 10-game winning streak Wednesday night.
Brandi Wercynski scored eight points in the final quarter to finish with a game-high 22. “We turned them over, they missed free throws, we just didn’t rebound well and let them get too many second shots,” said S-E coach Jeff Barry. “We were in position to win this game, but we didn’t execute well at the offensive end.”
Erin Dowdall scored 16 for S-E, Adrienne Cross had 14 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks, and Karli Harris added 12 points for S-E (14-5).
S-E: Courtney Kurtz, 3 3-6-9; Megan Welshko, 0 2-2-2 ; Brenda Hoefler, 0 1-2-1; Adrienne Cross, 6 2-7-14; Samantha Crandall, 0; Megan Record, 3 1-2-7; Leah LoPresti, 0; Danielle Green, 0; Karli Harris, 4 1-1-12; Erin Dowdall, 6 3-3-16. Totals: 22 13-23-61.
MM: Regina Locorini, 7 2-6-16; Alyssa Cornmeier, 2 0-0-4; Brandi Wercynski, 10 2-6-22; Kayla Green, 3 2-4-8; Megan Pustay, 0; Becca Havens, 0; Courtney Roberts, 6 4-5-16. Totals: 28 10-22-66.
S-E 15 17 20 9–61
MM 11 20 20 15–66
Fouled out: (S) Kurtz, Green, (M) Roberts. Three-pointers: (S) Harris 3, Dowdall. JV: S-E won 47-20.
S-E 62, Poland 51 (Feb. 2)
S-E: Courtney Kurtz, 5 3-7-14; Megan Welshko, 1 2-2-4; Brenda Hoefler, 4 1-1-9; Adrienne Cross, 4 1-3-9; Samantha Crandall, 0 0-2-0; Megan Record, 1 6-8-8; Leah LoPresti, 0; Danielle Green, 3 3-4-10; Karli Harris, 1 1-2-3; Erin Dowdall, 2 0-0-5. Totals: 21 17-29-62.
Poland: Alyssa Carcione, 6 3-7-17; B. Reddington, 2 3-7-9; S. Reddington, 0 2-4-2; S. Young, 4 0-0-8; K. Miller, 4 1-2-10; K. Kersland, 0; Hample, 1 3-4-5; Kerr, 0. Totals: 17 12-24-51.
S-E 9 16 21 16–62
Pol. 10 17 11 13–51
JV: S-E won 48-20.
G-MU 64, Laurens 30
COPES CORNERS – Dani Conway had a triple-double for G-MU finishing with a career-high 26 points to go with 18 rebounds and 10 assists.
The Raiders, playing on their senior night, raced to a 23-2 lead in the first quarter. Brittney Rudnitsky hit two three balls, and Conway had 11 of her points. On defense, the Raiders clamped down with full-court pressure to establish the comfortable lead.
“We were pretty sharp at the start, and everyone didn’t want to lose on our senior night,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson.
Rudnitsky finished with 14 points and Cass Calamia had a season-high nine markers.
Laurens: Mechia Scott 0, Jamie Snyder 3 1-8-7, Dayle Dutcher 0 0-2-0, Christie Banks 3 0-2-6, Sarah Saggesse 0, Allison Pfeiffer, 0 1-3-1; Caitlin Marble, 6 1-2-14 , Murmat, 1 0-0-2; Kateri Knapp 0 0-2-0. Totals: 13 4-21-30.
G-MU: Sam Moreno 1 0-0-2, Ashlea Osborne 1 0-1-2, Cass Calamia, 4 0-0-9; Brittney Peet 3 0-2-6, Danielle Conway 7 10-12-26, Sam Brooks 0 0-1-0, Sierra French 0, Kayla Armstrong 2 0-0-4, Brittney Rudnitsky 5 0-0-14, Terra Moore 0 1-2-1. Totals: 23 11-18-64.
Laur. 2 9 9 10–30
GMU 23 12 15 14–64
Fouled out: (G) Conway, (L) Knapp. Three-point goals: (G) Rudnitsky 4, Conway 2, Calamia. JV: Laurens won 33-29. Officials: Tenace, Goble.
Volleyball
Greene 3, Delhi 0
GREENE – Megan Boeltz had eight aces and six kills, while also serving 10 straight points in the second game in Greene’s 25-8, 25-7, 25-22 win over Delhi Tuesday.
Jamie Daniels led with six assists and Paige Vermaat added six kills for the Trojans.
Statistics
Delhi: Katie Seward, 9 assists; Michelle Jetter, 3 kills, 1 block; Carlene Bracci, 5 digs, 2 aces.
Greene: M. Boeltz, 6 kills, 8 aces; Beth Ludwig, 5 aces, 5 assists; Paige Vermaat, 6 kills; Julie Pornbeck, 2 digs; Jamie Daniels, 6 assists, 2 blocks; Angela Massage, 2 blocks.
JV: Delhi won 2-0.
Norwich 59, Owego 53
NORWICH – Close games have not always been kind to Norwich this season. Wednesday, on senior recognition night, those close-game woes changed.
The Tornado rallied from six points down in the fourth quarter outscoring the Indians 23-11 in the final period to grab their tenth win of the season.
“Persistency won this game...it’s almost as if we refused to lose,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “We kept missing shot after shot, but we found a way to hang around and we were able to finish.”
Nate Foote scored all seven of his points in the fourth quarter including a three-pointer with 2:18 to play that put Norwich ahead to stay, 52-51. Foote added a key jumper with 33 seconds left upping the margin to 57-53 and canceling out Owego’s victory hopes.
Wade Kornegay, making his first varsity start, had two big steals in the fourth quarter scoring five of his career-high 13 points. Robert Martin led Norwich in scoring for the eighth straight game finishing with 21. “We had some guys who haven’t played much come in and play extremely well,” Abbott said. “Wade did a nice job, Craig Berg came in and gave us some good minutes, and Chris Mattingly, even though he didn’t score, gave us a lift. We played with a lot of heart. It’s not always pretty or effective, but the effort is always there.”
Owego gained control of the game in the second quarter finishing the stanza on an 8-2 run to lead 31-24. And, with leading scorer Jack Keough on the bench to start the third quarter, the visitors maintained their advantage getting six points from Andy Marzo.
Norwich erased Owego’s 42-36 lead entering the fourth in just three minutes. Berg hit a jumper from the foul line, Martin drove for a layup, and Kornegay scored the next four points tying the game at 44-44.
“As always, it was great to get to 10 wins,” Abbott said. “It’s a tough league and you have to be ready to play every night.”
Notes: Norwich’s junior varsity team improved to 13-5 on the season winning 59-46. The Tornado juniors clinched the STAC Central Division title last week and will play in the league semifinals next week in Binghamton...Martin made his first five free throws to start the game extending his streak of made freebies to 22 before missing early in the second quarter. Over his last four games, Martin is 32-for-35 from the stripe.
Owego: Mike Post, 5 0-0-10; Dan Brainard, 0; Mike Bensley, 0; Josh Hubman, 2 0-0-4; Ryan Bullock, 0; Shawn Linehan, 1 0-0-2; Phil Arnold, 1 1-2-3; Jack Keough, 4 7-15-15; Andy Marzo, 6 3-5-15; Parker Evans, 2 0-0-4; Matt Gugliardo, 0. Totals: 21 11-22-53.
Norwich: Shane Thompson, 0; Chris Mattingly, 0 0-2-0; Patrick Coates, 1 1-2-3; Keegan Edwards, 2 0-0-4; Nate Foote, 2 2-2-7; Robert Martin, 4 12-14-21; Vaughn Labor, 1 0-0-2; Tyler Saroka, 1 0-0-2; Justin Ballin, 0; Wade Kornegay, 4 3-4-13; Amos Parry, 1 0-0-2; Craig Berg, 1 3-6-5. Totals: 17 21-30-59.
Owe. 12 19 11 11–53
NHS 14 10 12 23–59
Fouled out: (O) Keough, Three-point goals: (N) Kornegay 2, Foote, Martin. JV: Norwich won 59-46. Officials: Coleman, Haynes.
Greene 58, Delhi 39
DELHI – Greene turned a five-point deficit in the first quarter into a 15-point halftime lead outscoring the Bulldogs 22-2 in the second quarter.
Mike Porter, Trevor Johnson, Ben Williams, and Cameron Daniels all hit three-pointers in the stanza, and the Trojans (9-8) added six free throws. Defensively, Delhi was forced into seven turnovers against the Greene press. “We shot the ball really well from the outside in that quarter (the second), and they didn’t handle our pressure well,” said Greene coach Jeff Paske.
Don Amell scored 10 points in the fourth quarter enabling the Trojans to ease away at the end. Porter led with 14 points and Amell had 12.
Greene: Trevor Johnson, 1 0-0-3; Corey Breck, 2 0-0-5; Brock Rowe, 1 0-0-2; John Carlin, 2 3-4-7; Mike Porter, 4 5-6-14; Amell, 3 5-6-12; Chris Engler, 0 1-3-1; Anthony McDaniels, 0 0-2-0; Adams, 0 2-3-2; Ben Williams, 1 0-0-3; Dustin Turner, 0 2-2-2; Cameron Daniels, 3 0-0-7. Totals: 17 18-26-58.
Delhi: Specht, 0; Trent Kathmann, 2 0-3-6; Pat O’Connell, 5 3-4-14; Luke Byrnes, 0; Nate Rockefeller, 2 4-6-8; Chad Rockefeller, 1 1-2-3; Riley Warren, 3 2-2-8; Rama, 0 0-2-0. Totals: 13 10-19-39.
Gre. 9 22 10 17–58
Del. 14 2 10 13–39
Fouled out: (D) Warren, N. Rockefeller. Three-point goals: (G) Johnson, Breck, Porter, Amell, Williams, Daniels. (D) Kathmann 2, O’Connell. JV: Delhi won 53-35.
Unadilla Valley 69, Harpursville 34
NEW BERLIN – With Sidney ineligible to play in the MAC championship game, the Storm took care of business on their end wrapping up second place and securing a spot in the league title game next week against Oxford.
Juston Parks scored all 15 of his points in the first quarter and finished with seven steals and five assists. Raffi Perry added 11 for UV (12-6) as every player on the roster found the scoring column. “Not only did everyone score, but everyone came in and played pretty good defense,” said UV coach Matt Osborne.
Harpursville: Fuller, 1 2-2-4; Chris Baxter, 1 2-2-4; Snow, ; Adam Neer, 1 1-2-3; Kendricks, 1 0-0-2; John McLaughlin, 2 0-0-4; Louis Swearengin, 1 00-2; Ben Andrews, 2 1-5-5; Matt Makis, 2 2-3-6; Mark, 2 0-2-4. Totals: 13 8-16-34.
UV: Chris Stanford, 1 0-0-3; Mason Wyman, 2 0-0-5; Ryan Johnson, 1 1-2-3; Raffi Perry, 4 2-2-11; Josh Wright, 2 0-0-5; Juston Parks, 7 1-2-15; Tyson Smith, 0 2-3-2; Darrin Garcia, 2 0-0-4; Matt Harrington, 2 0-0-4; Jake Curtis, 1 2-2-5; Josh Rivenburgh, 2 0-0-4; Matt Potter, 3 2-4-8. Totals: 27 10-15-69.
Harp. 6 9 11 8–34
Uvall 22 10 20 17–69
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (UV) Stanford, Wyman, Perry, Wright, Curtis. JV: UV won. Officials: Kafchinsky, Cook.
Oxford 60, B-G 33
OXFORD – Oxford clinched its second MAC Division II title in three years blanketing B-G’s offense for nearly the entire first half to build a 21-point lead.
The Bobcats were held to just two field goals the entire first half, and had just three points entering the final minute of the second quarter. Oxford, meanwhile, displayed supreme offensive balance with six different players scoring in each of the first two stanzas.
“We played great positional man-to-man defense, we rebounded well and took them out of their offense,” said Oxford coach Tim Davis.
Ben Burdick had 11 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Blackhawks (12-6), who have won nine straight games. Trevor Nelson and Scott Seiler netted 10 apiece.
B-G: Adam Sprague, 0; Ricky Margarum, 0; Craig Laing, 0; Brandon O’Brien, 1 1-2-3; Greg Dicks, 1 0-0-2; Marlino, 1 0-0-3; Tim Feyerabend, 2 1-4-5; Ken Pixley, 5 0-0-10; Willie McGinnis, 0 0-2-0; Chris McGinnis, 1 3-4-6; Toby Shields, 0; Dylan Whitaker, 2 0-0-4. Totals: 13 5-12-33.
Oxford: Trevor Nelson, 4 2-4-10; Steve Locke, 3 0-0-7; Scott Seiler, 4 0-2-10; Wes Tynan, 1 0-0-2; Andrew Hubman, 2 0-0-4; Ben Burdick, 5 1-2-11; Kyle Smith, 1 1-1-3; Jeff Champlin, 2 0-0-4; Alex Champlin, 2 0-0-5; Trey Seifert, 2 0-0-4; John Witchella, 0; Hugh Witchella, 0. Totals: 24 4-9-60.
B-G 3 4 8 18–33
Oxf. 16 12 19 13–60
Fouled out: none. three-point goals: (O) Seiler 2, Locke, A. Champlin, (BG) C. McGinnis, Marlino. JV: Oxford won 58-30. Officials: C. Miller, P. O’Connor.
Otselic Valley 63, Cincinnatus 37
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley finished the regular season with its 12th win rolling in the second half Wednesday against Cincinnatus.
Taylor Duell scored 17 points, David Cerasani had 13, and Greg Evans 12 for the Vikings. (12-7). “We had kind of a sluggish first half, but we picked things up in the third quarter,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “Our defense got better, we moved the ball better on offense, and took better shots.”
Robert Guyer led with 10 rebounds and Evans snagged eight boards.
Cin: Stith, 0; Blanchard, 6 1-1-14; Baldwin, 6 1-2-13; Rathbun, 4 0-0-8; Tomlinson, 0; Brown, 1 0-4-2; Manders, 0; Cobb, 0. Totals: 17 2-8-37.
OV: Chris Olin, 1 0-0-2; Taylor Duell, 6 5-5-17; David Cerasani, 4 5-5-13; Shawn Hillman, 1 2-4-4; Greg Evans, 4 0-0-12; Eric Wentworth, 1 0-0-2; Justin Shapley, 1 1-2-3; Waltz, 0 2-4-2; Rasmussen, 0; Brown, 0; Williams, 0; Robert Guyer, 1 2-4-4; Wood, 2 0-0-4; Meigs, 0. Totals: 21 17-24-63.
Cinc 13 11 6 7–37
OV 12 15 19 17–63
Team fouls: (OV) 12, (C) 14. Three-point goals: (C) Blanchard, (OV) Evans 4. Officials: Bennett, Barker. JV: OV won.
Girls’ Basketball
Mt. Markham 66, S-E 61
WEST WINFIELD – Mt. Markham, the last team to defeat Sherburne-Earlville, ended the Marauders’ 10-game winning streak Wednesday night.
Brandi Wercynski scored eight points in the final quarter to finish with a game-high 22. “We turned them over, they missed free throws, we just didn’t rebound well and let them get too many second shots,” said S-E coach Jeff Barry. “We were in position to win this game, but we didn’t execute well at the offensive end.”
Erin Dowdall scored 16 for S-E, Adrienne Cross had 14 points, 10 rebounds, and three blocks, and Karli Harris added 12 points for S-E (14-5).
S-E: Courtney Kurtz, 3 3-6-9; Megan Welshko, 0 2-2-2 ; Brenda Hoefler, 0 1-2-1; Adrienne Cross, 6 2-7-14; Samantha Crandall, 0; Megan Record, 3 1-2-7; Leah LoPresti, 0; Danielle Green, 0; Karli Harris, 4 1-1-12; Erin Dowdall, 6 3-3-16. Totals: 22 13-23-61.
MM: Regina Locorini, 7 2-6-16; Alyssa Cornmeier, 2 0-0-4; Brandi Wercynski, 10 2-6-22; Kayla Green, 3 2-4-8; Megan Pustay, 0; Becca Havens, 0; Courtney Roberts, 6 4-5-16. Totals: 28 10-22-66.
S-E 15 17 20 9–61
MM 11 20 20 15–66
Fouled out: (S) Kurtz, Green, (M) Roberts. Three-pointers: (S) Harris 3, Dowdall. JV: S-E won 47-20.
S-E 62, Poland 51 (Feb. 2)
S-E: Courtney Kurtz, 5 3-7-14; Megan Welshko, 1 2-2-4; Brenda Hoefler, 4 1-1-9; Adrienne Cross, 4 1-3-9; Samantha Crandall, 0 0-2-0; Megan Record, 1 6-8-8; Leah LoPresti, 0; Danielle Green, 3 3-4-10; Karli Harris, 1 1-2-3; Erin Dowdall, 2 0-0-5. Totals: 21 17-29-62.
Poland: Alyssa Carcione, 6 3-7-17; B. Reddington, 2 3-7-9; S. Reddington, 0 2-4-2; S. Young, 4 0-0-8; K. Miller, 4 1-2-10; K. Kersland, 0; Hample, 1 3-4-5; Kerr, 0. Totals: 17 12-24-51.
S-E 9 16 21 16–62
Pol. 10 17 11 13–51
JV: S-E won 48-20.
G-MU 64, Laurens 30
COPES CORNERS – Dani Conway had a triple-double for G-MU finishing with a career-high 26 points to go with 18 rebounds and 10 assists.
The Raiders, playing on their senior night, raced to a 23-2 lead in the first quarter. Brittney Rudnitsky hit two three balls, and Conway had 11 of her points. On defense, the Raiders clamped down with full-court pressure to establish the comfortable lead.
“We were pretty sharp at the start, and everyone didn’t want to lose on our senior night,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson.
Rudnitsky finished with 14 points and Cass Calamia had a season-high nine markers.
Laurens: Mechia Scott 0, Jamie Snyder 3 1-8-7, Dayle Dutcher 0 0-2-0, Christie Banks 3 0-2-6, Sarah Saggesse 0, Allison Pfeiffer, 0 1-3-1; Caitlin Marble, 6 1-2-14 , Murmat, 1 0-0-2; Kateri Knapp 0 0-2-0. Totals: 13 4-21-30.
G-MU: Sam Moreno 1 0-0-2, Ashlea Osborne 1 0-1-2, Cass Calamia, 4 0-0-9; Brittney Peet 3 0-2-6, Danielle Conway 7 10-12-26, Sam Brooks 0 0-1-0, Sierra French 0, Kayla Armstrong 2 0-0-4, Brittney Rudnitsky 5 0-0-14, Terra Moore 0 1-2-1. Totals: 23 11-18-64.
Laur. 2 9 9 10–30
GMU 23 12 15 14–64
Fouled out: (G) Conway, (L) Knapp. Three-point goals: (G) Rudnitsky 4, Conway 2, Calamia. JV: Laurens won 33-29. Officials: Tenace, Goble.
Volleyball
Greene 3, Delhi 0
GREENE – Megan Boeltz had eight aces and six kills, while also serving 10 straight points in the second game in Greene’s 25-8, 25-7, 25-22 win over Delhi Tuesday.
Jamie Daniels led with six assists and Paige Vermaat added six kills for the Trojans.
Statistics
Delhi: Katie Seward, 9 assists; Michelle Jetter, 3 kills, 1 block; Carlene Bracci, 5 digs, 2 aces.
Greene: M. Boeltz, 6 kills, 8 aces; Beth Ludwig, 5 aces, 5 assists; Paige Vermaat, 6 kills; Julie Pornbeck, 2 digs; Jamie Daniels, 6 assists, 2 blocks; Angela Massage, 2 blocks.
JV: Delhi won 2-0.
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