Norwich unable to contain Windsor bats
Evening Sun Report
Baseball
Windsor 7, Norwich 1
WINDSOR – In spite of a spotless defensive performance, the Tornado were unable to contain Windsor’s batters in a road defeat Monday.
Tim Costello had two runs scored and lashed a two-run double in Windsor’s home half of the fourth to raise its lead to 6-1. “They had to earn everything, and they are probably one of the best hitting teams we’ve seen this season,” said Norwich coach John Martinson, whose club went error-free. “They hit it deep and found some gaps, and they were also able to string some hits together.”
Mike Moon had an RBI double in the third for Norwich to score Josh Borfitz and cut the Black Knights’ lead in half early on. That was just one of five Norwich hits on the day. “It just came down to us struggling at the plate,” Martinson said. “We didn’t put the ball in play enough to give us more opportunities.”
Norwich hosts Seton Catholic Central today and Chenango Forks Wednesday.
NHS 001 000 0 1 5 0
Wind. 021 310 x 7 12 1
Kyle Krause (W) and Jordan Doolittle. Mike Moon (L), Josh Borfitz (5) and Pat Coates. Doubles: (N) Moon, Richie Bonney. (W) Dave Goetz, Mark Murray, Matt Murray, Dylan Kay, Tim Costello.
G-MU 13, Morris 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU rushed to a big lead with four-run frames in the opening two innings to capture its third win in four contests this season.
Cody Hall picked up the win striking out 13, while Andrew Delmar had three hits and two RBI. Corin Todd supported Hall’s effort with two ribbies as well. “We didn’t look good in warmups, and even when we were up 8-1, we still didn’t look good,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson. “Morris stayed aggressive, and the lead was never comfortable for us.”
The Raiders (1-1, 3-1) host Schenevus Wednesday.
Morr. 101 002 0 4 4 6
GMU 441 004 x 13 11 3
Cody Hall (W) and Corin Todd. Eric Smith (L), Sean Babbitt (4), Justin Utter (6) and Matt Tracy. Doubles: (G) Hall, Nate Sloan, Tim Sloan. Triples: (G) C. Hall.
Deposit 11, Unadilla Valley 8
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley dropped its fourth close game this season to fall to 1-4 on the season, Monday against Deposit.
Chris Reis broke a 6-6 tie in the fourth with an RBI single, and two UV errors – of the Storm’s six in the contest – added two more runs for Deposit.
“The pitching the last two games has done fine. They’re throwing strikes and making the other team put it in play,” said UV coach Tom Locke. “We just have to play better defense behind them; we keep giving the other team extra outs.”
Justin Peek went 2-for-4 on the UV side with a triple and an RBI. Tyler Peet had two RBI. UV (1-4) is at home against Delhi today.
Dep. 420 302 0 11 9 4
UVa. 501 002 0 8 6 6
Rob Babcock, Corey Lenio (4, W), Corey Andresen (7, sv) and Ben Winans. Darin Garcia (L), Josh Wright (5) and Jake Curtis. Doubles: (D) Andresen, Jordan Hathaway. Triples: (UV) Jake Curtis, Justin Peek.
DeRuyter 6, Otselic Valley 5
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley dropped another one-run final committing six errors, while DeRuyter had an error-free day on the defensive end.
“They got out to an early lead and we kind of whittled away at them,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, “but we made too darn many blunders at the wrong time in the field that created too many opportunities for them.”
Ethan Grimes had two RBI for DeRuyter and Dave Revette finished with two hits.
Brian Graham led the Vikings with two hits and two RBI.
DeR 310 0020 6 6 0
OV 001 022 0 5 5 6
C. Olin (L), Brian Graham (4), and David Cerasani. B. Meacham (W) and Stevens. Doubles: (OV) Cerasani, Triples: (D) Revette.
Softball
DeRuyter 10, Otselic Valley 1
SOUTH OTSELIC – DeRuyter’s Alyssa Paitsos held OV to just two hits, and Megan Stevens finished with two hits and three RBI in the Rockets’ win Monday.
OV broke up the shutout in the seventh when Rachel Evans’ triple plated Amanda Morse. “We are just not hitting the ball and playing too tentatively,” said OV coach Eileen Knickerbocker. “DeRuyter is a good team and has a lot of experience.”
OV plays at Madison Wednesday.
DeR. 031 212 1 10 8 1
OV 000 000 1 1 2 5
WP–Alyssa Paitsos, LP-Amber Wood. Triples: (OV) Evans.
G-MU 17, Morris 14
COPES CORNERS – G-MU scored 10 runs in the second inning to grab an early lead, and went on to win its first game this season in three starts.
Sierra French cleared the bases with a triple and finished 3-for-4 with four RBI. Calli Hill also went 3-for-4 with four RBI, while Hillman, Osborne, and Kayla Warner submitted 3-for-4 efforts at the plate in the Raiders’ best offensive game of the season. “The bats came out and did an amazing job,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “We weren’t as patient at the plate after we got the early lead. Morris battled pretty well and made some good plays on defense.”
G-MU (1-2) hosts Franklin today.
Morris 415 103 0 14 9 5
G-MU 0(10)6 001 x 17 17 6
WP–Courtney Hillman, LP–Melissa Galbreth. Triples: (M) Mel. Galbreth, (G) Sierra French, Courtney Hillman.
Deposit 13, Unadilla Valley 3
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley committed four of its five errors over the first three innings to allow Deposit to build a 9-1 lead and coast to a non-league victory Monday.
Lindsay Wagner had three hits for the Lumberjacks and drove in one run.
The Storm host Delhi today.
Dep. 234 110 2 13 13 2
UVa 001 020 0 3 5 5
Melissa Martin (W) and Chelsea Russell. Kristen Elliott (L), Brianne White (5), Maddy Dibbell (7) and Kara Collins. Doubles: (D) Melissa Martin.
Baseball
Windsor 7, Norwich 1
WINDSOR – In spite of a spotless defensive performance, the Tornado were unable to contain Windsor’s batters in a road defeat Monday.
Tim Costello had two runs scored and lashed a two-run double in Windsor’s home half of the fourth to raise its lead to 6-1. “They had to earn everything, and they are probably one of the best hitting teams we’ve seen this season,” said Norwich coach John Martinson, whose club went error-free. “They hit it deep and found some gaps, and they were also able to string some hits together.”
Mike Moon had an RBI double in the third for Norwich to score Josh Borfitz and cut the Black Knights’ lead in half early on. That was just one of five Norwich hits on the day. “It just came down to us struggling at the plate,” Martinson said. “We didn’t put the ball in play enough to give us more opportunities.”
Norwich hosts Seton Catholic Central today and Chenango Forks Wednesday.
NHS 001 000 0 1 5 0
Wind. 021 310 x 7 12 1
Kyle Krause (W) and Jordan Doolittle. Mike Moon (L), Josh Borfitz (5) and Pat Coates. Doubles: (N) Moon, Richie Bonney. (W) Dave Goetz, Mark Murray, Matt Murray, Dylan Kay, Tim Costello.
G-MU 13, Morris 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU rushed to a big lead with four-run frames in the opening two innings to capture its third win in four contests this season.
Cody Hall picked up the win striking out 13, while Andrew Delmar had three hits and two RBI. Corin Todd supported Hall’s effort with two ribbies as well. “We didn’t look good in warmups, and even when we were up 8-1, we still didn’t look good,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson. “Morris stayed aggressive, and the lead was never comfortable for us.”
The Raiders (1-1, 3-1) host Schenevus Wednesday.
Morr. 101 002 0 4 4 6
GMU 441 004 x 13 11 3
Cody Hall (W) and Corin Todd. Eric Smith (L), Sean Babbitt (4), Justin Utter (6) and Matt Tracy. Doubles: (G) Hall, Nate Sloan, Tim Sloan. Triples: (G) C. Hall.
Deposit 11, Unadilla Valley 8
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley dropped its fourth close game this season to fall to 1-4 on the season, Monday against Deposit.
Chris Reis broke a 6-6 tie in the fourth with an RBI single, and two UV errors – of the Storm’s six in the contest – added two more runs for Deposit.
“The pitching the last two games has done fine. They’re throwing strikes and making the other team put it in play,” said UV coach Tom Locke. “We just have to play better defense behind them; we keep giving the other team extra outs.”
Justin Peek went 2-for-4 on the UV side with a triple and an RBI. Tyler Peet had two RBI. UV (1-4) is at home against Delhi today.
Dep. 420 302 0 11 9 4
UVa. 501 002 0 8 6 6
Rob Babcock, Corey Lenio (4, W), Corey Andresen (7, sv) and Ben Winans. Darin Garcia (L), Josh Wright (5) and Jake Curtis. Doubles: (D) Andresen, Jordan Hathaway. Triples: (UV) Jake Curtis, Justin Peek.
DeRuyter 6, Otselic Valley 5
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley dropped another one-run final committing six errors, while DeRuyter had an error-free day on the defensive end.
“They got out to an early lead and we kind of whittled away at them,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, “but we made too darn many blunders at the wrong time in the field that created too many opportunities for them.”
Ethan Grimes had two RBI for DeRuyter and Dave Revette finished with two hits.
Brian Graham led the Vikings with two hits and two RBI.
DeR 310 0020 6 6 0
OV 001 022 0 5 5 6
C. Olin (L), Brian Graham (4), and David Cerasani. B. Meacham (W) and Stevens. Doubles: (OV) Cerasani, Triples: (D) Revette.
Softball
DeRuyter 10, Otselic Valley 1
SOUTH OTSELIC – DeRuyter’s Alyssa Paitsos held OV to just two hits, and Megan Stevens finished with two hits and three RBI in the Rockets’ win Monday.
OV broke up the shutout in the seventh when Rachel Evans’ triple plated Amanda Morse. “We are just not hitting the ball and playing too tentatively,” said OV coach Eileen Knickerbocker. “DeRuyter is a good team and has a lot of experience.”
OV plays at Madison Wednesday.
DeR. 031 212 1 10 8 1
OV 000 000 1 1 2 5
WP–Alyssa Paitsos, LP-Amber Wood. Triples: (OV) Evans.
G-MU 17, Morris 14
COPES CORNERS – G-MU scored 10 runs in the second inning to grab an early lead, and went on to win its first game this season in three starts.
Sierra French cleared the bases with a triple and finished 3-for-4 with four RBI. Calli Hill also went 3-for-4 with four RBI, while Hillman, Osborne, and Kayla Warner submitted 3-for-4 efforts at the plate in the Raiders’ best offensive game of the season. “The bats came out and did an amazing job,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “We weren’t as patient at the plate after we got the early lead. Morris battled pretty well and made some good plays on defense.”
G-MU (1-2) hosts Franklin today.
Morris 415 103 0 14 9 5
G-MU 0(10)6 001 x 17 17 6
WP–Courtney Hillman, LP–Melissa Galbreth. Triples: (M) Mel. Galbreth, (G) Sierra French, Courtney Hillman.
Deposit 13, Unadilla Valley 3
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley committed four of its five errors over the first three innings to allow Deposit to build a 9-1 lead and coast to a non-league victory Monday.
Lindsay Wagner had three hits for the Lumberjacks and drove in one run.
The Storm host Delhi today.
Dep. 234 110 2 13 13 2
UVa 001 020 0 3 5 5
Melissa Martin (W) and Chelsea Russell. Kristen Elliott (L), Brianne White (5), Maddy Dibbell (7) and Kara Collins. Doubles: (D) Melissa Martin.
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