Evening Sun Report

Softball

BAINBRIDGE – Sherburne-Earlville broke a team record for wins (14) shutting out Unatego 4-0 and Sidney 13-0 in the finals of the Sidney Federal Credit Union Tournament Saturday.
Lindsay Hodges was named the tournament’s most valuable player striking out 17 in the championship game and 29 over the tournament allowing just five total hits and one base on balls.
“It was satisfying to come up here and win,” said S-E coach Scott Fitzpatrick. “The girls have worked hard to get to where they are.”
The Marauders opened the flood gates against Sidney scoring nine runs in the fourth to grab an 11-0 lead. Kate Fitzpatrick cleared the bases with a three-run double, and Bree Neisinger followed with an RBI triple. Neisinger and Fitzpatrick led with three RBI apiece, while Hodges added two RBI to aid her pitching effort. Brenda Hoefler added three hits.
S-E scored four runs in the top of the seventh to pull away from Unatego in the opener. Fitzpatrick had a bases-loaded single to score the first run, and Crandall followed with a three-run triple. Hodges allowed just one hit striking out 12.
Fitzpatrick, Neisinger, and Crandall were also named to the all-tournament team.
S-E (14-2) plays at Center State Conference power Canastota today.
Sidney Federal Credit Union Tournament
S-E 13, Sidney 0
Championship game
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Danielle Gravel (L), Sam Savino (5) and Rachel Ward; Lindsay Hodges (W) and Megan Record.
S-E 5, Unatego 0
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Lindsay Hodges (W) and Megan Record. Kailey Kinsella (L) and Blake Shelton.
S-E All-Tournament team: Lindsay Hodges, S-E (MVP); Kate Fitzpatrick, Sam Crandall, Bree Neisinger.

S-E 4, Waterville 2 (8 innings)
WATERVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville won its second straight tight game in as many days over Waterville Friday scoring two runs in the top of the eighth.
Felicia Jones hit a two-run triple to score Karli Harris and Samantha Crandall with the game-winning runs.
Lindsay Hodges struck out the side finishing with 10 strikeouts for the victory. Bree Neisinger and Crandall added ribbies in the contest.
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Lindsay Hodges (W) and Megan Record. Kemp (L) and Roberts. Triples: (SE) Felicia Jones.

Unatego 2, Unadilla Valley 1
NEW BERLIN – Unatego had just two hits, but made the most of the second one as Rachel Mugford delivered a two-out single after two UV errors in the sixth to plate the winning run in the sixth inning Friday.
UV hurt its own offensive effort hitting into line-drive double plays in the fourth and sixth innings to squelch rallies.
Hannah Johnson was 3-for-3 with an RBI for UV, and Kristen Elliott went 2-for-3.
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Kaley Kinsella (W) and Blake Shelton. Kristen Elliott and Kara Collins. Doubles: (UV) Elliott.

Greene 3, Walton 0
GREENE – Megan McDermott did not allow a runner past second base striking out 10 in pitching a two-hit shutout for Greene Friday.
Tara Bub, Erin Smith, and Kayla Sevey had RBIs for Greene (7-2, 9-7), who remained locked in a first-place race with Sidney.
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Megan McDermott (W) and haley McLaren. Rachel James (L) and Rachel Valentine. Doubles: (G) Kayla Sevey, Triples: (G) Alyssa David.

Hancock 10, Oxford 2
OXFORD – Hancock’s Sam Weyrauch went a perfect 4-for-4 at the plate with one RBI, and the Wildcats drew eight walks and benefited from five Oxford errors Friday.
Ginny Burdick and Ashlee Farwell led Oxford with two hits apiece.
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Kravetsky (W) and Raymond. Ashlee Farwell (L) and Alyshia Crawford.

Windsor 27, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Windsor banged out 27 hits including six doubles and two triples, and winning pitcher Cara Martin allowed just one hit in front of error-free defense Friday afternoon at Norwich.

Golf

Oxford 195, Edmeston 263
OXFORD – Oxford eclipsed the 200 mark on the front nine at Bluestone Golf Club for the third time this season winning its ninth match out of ten this season.
Cory Seiler and Jim Fagnani led the Blackhawks with 2-over-par 36s. Jim Fagnani added a 39.
Oxford plays Unadilla Valley today.
Results
(par-34 front nine at Bluestone G.C.)
Oxford: Cory Seiler, 36; Jim Fagnani, 36; John Witchella, 39; Scott Seiler, 40; Andrew Hubman, 44.
Edmeston: Cody Smith, 49; Brad Jones, 50; Billy Gaston, 52; Justin Kucera, 56; Nick DeGristina, 56.

Baseball

Windsor 9, Norwich 1
NORWICH – Windsor halted Norwich’s three-game winning streak taking advantage of “tired arms” as Tornado coach John Martinson summed up his pitching staff.
Tim Costello went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored to lead the Black Knights. Kyle Krause pitched six innings striking out four to notch the win. “We weren’t able to hit any gaps with our bats, and they played quality defense,” Martinson said. “Their pitching was sound and their bats were hot. They were aggressive on the bases and moved runners around almost every inning.”
Norwich (7-6) plays at Chenango Forks at 4 p.m. today.
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Kyle Krause (W), Brett Olbrys (7) and Jordan Doolittle. Christian Hotaling, Josh Borfitz (2), Mike Moon (3), Mackay Hotaling (5) and Patrick Coates. Doubles: (N) Mackay Hotaling. (W) Mike Williams, Triples: Tim Costello (2).

S-E 11, Waterville 2
WATERVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville had a much easier time with Waterville rolling past the host club 24 hours after a nail-biting S-E win the day before.
Nate Kline helped the Marauders create an 8-1 bulge after two innings clearing the bases with a three-run triple in the second. Steve Buddenhagen tacked on a two-run homer in the seventh on his way to a 3-for-5 day. Ethan Sconzo led the Marauders with four hits, three runs, and three stolen bases. Mike Doscher also collected two hits.
Caleb Brown pitched four innings allowing just one run for the victory. “We were able to jump on them early, take care of the lead, and then we could relax,” said S-E coach Brian Hicks.
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Caleb Brown (W), Mike McCredy (5) and Steve Buddenhagen. Shawn STrong (L), Scott Bankroft (6) and Anthony Witchly

Walton 10, Greene 5
Greene – Chris Meade hit a three-run triple in the second inning opening Walton’s lead up in a win at Greene Friday.
The Warriors added three unearned runs to keep the Trojans at bay. “We didn’t make a lot of errors, but we did have a couple of catchable flyballs we didn’t get a glove on that cost us,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “We manufactured some runs and drew some walks, but for the most part, we could not get the big hit we needed.”
Dan Carlin had three of Greene’s four hits. The Trojans play at Delhi today.
Wal. 240 130 0 10 10 4
Gre. 111 101 0 5 4 2
Jon Howard (W) and Richard Fletcher, Rigas (6). Scott Gorton (L), Justin Van Wert (5), Jason Hollings (7) and Dan Carlin. Doubles: (W) Chris Meade, Chad Gadepe. (G) Dan Carlin. Triples: (G) Da. Carlin, (W) Phil Hanley, Meade.

Unatego 10, Unadilla Valley 0
NEW BERLIN – Mike Simonds pitched six scoreless innings for the win, and the top of the Unatego order was a combined 11-for-15 from the plate.
Leadoff hitter Alex Hendrickson went 4-for-5, number three hitter Jordan Price matching Hendrickson’s four hits and added three RBI, and Kyle Palmer chipped in with three hits from the two hole.
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Mike Simonds (W), Tyler Newman (7) and Cody Komenda. Rastiss Hendershot (L), Dylan Webb (6) and Jake Curtis. doubles: (U) Alex Hendrickson, Jordan Price, Jake Earl. Triples: (UV) Mike Bluy.

Afton 10, G-MU 5
AFTON – Jake Snyder gave up five runs on five hits for the win, and was supported by the hitting of Mitchell Birch and Matt McArthur Saturday afternoon.
Birch had two hits and two RBI for the Crimson Knights, and McArthur added two hits and two runs scored.
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Tyler Wildfeir (L), Andrew Delmar (6) and Corin Fodo; Jacob Snyder (W) and Mitchell Birch. Doubles: (A) Matt McArthur.