Big second half keeps Oxford unbeaten
Boys’ Soccer
Oxford 6, B-G 2
OXFORD – The first half, by Oxford coach Jon Rogers’ admission, was lackluster. The second 40 minutes resembled the type of play that led Oxford to three previous wins.
Tied with the Bobcats at 2-2, Oxford scored the tie-breaking goal just 1:30 into the second half, and poured it on for a runaway victory.
Jacob Carr was assisted by Taylor Bates early in the second half, and 2 1/2 minutes later, the same combination made it a two-goal advantage. “The first half we probably played our worst soccer yet, and B-G’s coach said the same thing about his team,” Rogers said. “I’m not sure what it was, but I tried to light a fire under them at halftime, and in the second half, boy, they came out like a different team.”
Bates had another big game finishing with two goals and four assists. He has eight tallies on the season to go with five helpers.
Justin Schray and Noah Auwater had first-half goals for the Blackhawks.
Steve Patten netted B-G’s first goal, and Evan Palmer scored unassisted late in the first half to tie the game.
Oxford plays at Greene Thursday.
Summary
(2-2 at half)
Goals-assists: (BG) Steve Patten, 1-0, Evan Palmer, 1-0, Josh Norris, 0-1. (O) Justin Schray, 1-1, Taylor Bates, 2-4, Jacob Carr, 2-0, Noah Auwater, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (BG) 14-1, (O) 25-4.
Saves: (BG) Jeremy Gray, 10, (O) Tom Gould, 9, Brandon McConnell, 3.
Mohawk 5, S-E 0
MOHAWK – Sherburne-Earlville remained winless on the season giving up three first-half goals to Mohawk Tuesday.
Andrew Fleming scored the first of his two goals in a dominant opening 40 minutes, while Ryan Lundquist and John LeClair padded the advantage.
“We did not come out and play well in the first half,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez, whose club dropped to 0-4 overall. “We were not aggressive to the ball. We played more aggressively in the second half, and that’s when we generated some of our cornerkicks.”
S-E plays a night game at Canastota Thursday.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Andrew Fleming, 2-0, Ryan Lundquist, 1-1, Jon LeClair, 1-1, Bob Morgan, 1-0, Kris Mills, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (M) 31-14, (SE) 1-12.
Saves: (M) 1, (SE) Caleb Brown 12.
Owego 5, Norwich 0
OWEGO – Owego’s superior speed pushed it to a two-goal halftime lead in a victory over the visiting Tornado Tuesday.
Camden Bushen had two goals, and Richard Franz netted the game’s opening tally at 6:40 getting a pass from Michael Speadine.
Norwich plays at Oneonta Thursday.
Summary
(2-0 at the half)
Goals-assists: (O) Camden Bushen, 2-0, Chris DePugh, 1-0, Richard Franz, 1-0, Michael Speadine, 1-1.
Shots: (O) 34, (N) 4.
Saves: (O) Tyler Speadine, 1, (N) Joe Krug, 14.
Sidney 4, Unadilla Valley 2
NEW BERLIN – In a battle of clubs seeking their first win of the season, Sidney built a 3-1 halftime lead, and tightened the defense the final 40 minutes to hold on for the victory.
“Their coach (in the second half) did exactly what I would have done,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “They put their best players back on defense in the second half, and they packed it in. They wanted a win, and it’s tough for any team to score with 10 men back on defense.”
Sidney scored at 13:21 and 16:05 of the first half to grab the early lead. UV’s Lane Allen scored in the first half, and Fred Hutchinson netted his second goal of the year cutting the margin to 3-2. Sidney added an insurance goal with two seconds left after the Storm had pushed their entire lineup forward in an effort to tie the game. “No other way to put it, we came out flat in the first half,” Houck said. “Soccer is a game of momentum, and once you lose it, it’s tough to get it back.”
Summary
(3-1 Sidney at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Marcus Obeada, 2-0, Nolan Van Fleet, 1-1, Josh Edwards, 1-0, (UV) Fred Hutchinson, 1-0, Lane Allen, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (S) 12-3, (UV) 15-2.
Saves: (S) Mike Gravel, 5, (UV) Tom Wallace, 2, Mike Anson, 5.
G-MU 1, Morris 0
MORRIS – G-MU snapped a two-game losing streak winning its first Tri-Valley League game of the season with a shutout of Morris Tuesday.
Leading scorer Cody Hall took a pass from Tyler Peck, split the Morris defense, and skimmed a left-footed shot to the far post with just 6:02 left in the game. “We just played with better overall effort,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger.
The Raiders (2-2) play at Schenevus Thursday.
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Cody Hall, 1-0, Tyler Peck, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 16-9, (M) 8-1.
Saves: (G) Andrew Delmar, 5; (M) Joe Yutter, 10.
Field Hockey
New York Mills 1, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville dropped its first game of the season in three starts in a shutout to New York Mills Tuesday.
Although the Marauders from New York Mills were outplayed statistically in the first half, they were able to solve S-E’s defense one time. Rachel Serair’s drive from the top of the penalty circle skidded past the host team’s Colleen Carroccio at the 22 1/2-minute mark. “We did some really good things, they just did something we were not able to do (score),” said S-E Marauders coach Sheila Cooman.
S-E had 10 of its 14 shots in the second half, and held a wide margin in shots on goal over the second 30 minutes.
S-E is at Sauquoit Valley Thursday.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (N) Rachel Serair, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 10-9, (SE) 14-9.
Saves: (N) Kristen Ouimette, 10, (SE) Colleen Carroccio, 9.
JV: 0-0 tie
Greene 1, Whitney Point 0
GREENE – With scoring and offense at a premium, Greene’s lone tally midway through the first half held up in its league-opening win over rival Whitney Point.
“It was a battle, and we didn’t get many good, quality shots off,” said Greene head coach Sue Carlin. “They played us tough every time we faced them last year.”
Greene (1-0, 4-0) tallied the only goal at 16:44. Andrea Day, the top returning scorer from last season, capitalized on a flurry in front of the cage lifting in a rebound past the Golden Eagles keeper.
Greene travels to Vestal Thursday.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Andrea Day, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 8-12, (W) 6-4.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 6, (W) Hannah Wirth, 5.
Girls’ Soccer
Oneonta 5, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Oneonta had five different players score goals in a shutout win over Norwich Tuesday.
Taylor Foreman had the opening goal, and Cha Cha Naito added a goal off a Sienna Wisse pass.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Taylor Foreman, 1-0, Cha Cha Naito, 1-0, O’Connor, 1-0 Aikens, 1-0 Wostenholm, 1-0, Sienna Wisse, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 38-13, (N) 6-0.
Saves: (O) Tatiani Ithier, 32, (O) 4 total saves.
Delhi 2, B-G 1
DELHI – B-G was unable to string together back-to-back wins giving up a one-goal halftime lead to Delhi Tuesday.
Eva Rae Andrews assisted on both Delhi goals, the second after a mishandled play by the B-G net-minder. “We had some good opportunities to score, and we hung in there pretty well,” said B-G coach George Williams.
Dani Conway scored for B-G off a direct kick.
Summary
(1-0 B-G at half)
Goals-assists: (D) K. Krick, 1-0, K. Darling, 1-0, Eva Rae Andrews, 0-2; (BG) Dani Conway, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (D) 10-3, (BG) 4-3.
Saves: (D) L. Buel, 1, W. Zinkievich, 2, (BG) Caitlin Anderson, 4.
Golf
Norwich 218, Oneonta 222
NORWICH – Norwich evened its mark at 2-2 on the season winning a tight match with Oneonta Tuesday at Canasawacta Country Club.
Sophomore Jacob Kelly started his round over the par-36 front nine with a birdie on his opening hole en route to a 38. Frank Somich came in next at 42, Ryan Hagen carded a 44, while Eric Walling and Ryan Cambron fired matching 47s.
Norwich is back in action today at Seton Catholic Central.
Results
(par-36 front nine at C.C.C.)
Oneonta: Isaiah Fleming, 40; Joe Sastic, 41; Martin Couch, 46; Alex Paolicelli, 47; Ryan Mahon, 48.
Jacob Kelly, 38, Frank Somich, 42; Ryan Hagen, 44; Eric Walling, 47; Ryan Cambron, 47.
Girls’ Swimming
Delhi 98, Greene 82
GREENE – Delhi defeated Greene’s swimming team for the first time in three seasons, and handed the Trojans their second loss in as many meets.
The Trojans (0-1, 0-2) split the events, but failed to accumulate its usual stockpile of runner-up and third-place finishes. “We knew it would be a rebuilding year because we have such a young team,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “Our younger swimmers are dropping times, and we’re moving them around to different events.”
Helen Zaengle and Katie Crowe, both place finishers at sectionals last year, came away with two individual first-place finishes for Greene. Zaengle won the 200 individual medley and 500 freestyle, while Crowe was tops in the 100 breaststroke and 200 freestyle.
Greene is at Cooperstown Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (D), 2:08.96; 200 free: (G) Katie Crowe, 2:22.44. 200 IM: (G) Helen Zaengle, 2:26.93. 50 free: (D) Chandler Shepherd, 26.15. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 130.65. 100 fly: (D) Amy Merriman, 1:09.01, 100 free: (D) Shepherd, 57.24. 500 free: (G) Zaengle, 6:09.98. 200 free relay: (G) Jess Treadwell, Emily Bertram, Leah Kazalski, Zaengle, 1:57.70. 100 back: (D) Josie Elwell, 1:11.49, 100 breaststroke; (G) Crowe, 1:18.61. 400 free relay: (D) 4:16.11.
S-E/Hamilton 54, Cooperstown 48
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville/Hamilton set three new school records winning its season-opening meet against Cooperstown Tuesday.
Samantha Martin, a sectional champion for the Marauders last year, broke the school record in the 200 IM (2:19.36) and 500 freestyle (6:12.27), while Alysha Harlost scored a 115.85 to break the school mark in diving.
The Marauders clung to a tight advantage, and cinched up the victory winning the meet-closing 400 freestyle relay. Martin anchored the quartet that also included Brigitte Capirci, Emilee Smith, and Kristina Reynolds.
Results
200 medley relay: (Cooperstown), Kramer, Griger, Bishop, Morris, 2:18.00. 200 freestyle: (S-E/Hamilton) Horton, 2:40.57. 200 IM: (S-E /Hamilton) Martin, 2:19.36. 50 free: (S-E/Hamilton) Smith, 29.38. Diving: (S-E/Hamilton) Harlost, 115.85. 100 fly: (S-E/Hamilton) Reynolds, 1:20.88. 100 free: (S-E/Hamilton), Smith, 1:05.76. 500 free: (S-E/Hamilton), Martin, 6:12.27. 200 free relay: (Cooperstown), Myers, Potts, Burt, Bishop, 2:13.66. 100 backstroke: (Cooperstown) Kramer, 1:15.50. 100 breaststroke: (S-E/Hamilton) Ashton, 1:35.50. 400 free relay: (S-E/Hamilton), Capirci, Smith, Reynolds, Martin, 4:41.54.
Girls’ Tennis
Sidney 4, Greene 1
GREENE – Sidney took four of five matchups including a sweep of doubles to defeat Greene in Tuesday’s Midstate Athletic Conference match.
Cassandra Armstrong picked up the Trojans’ lone team point defeating Megan Gazzetti at first singles, 6-2, 6-4.
Results
Singles: Cassandra Armstrong (G) d. Megan Gazzetti, 6-2, 6-4. Arielle Zimmer (S) d. Kiana Duenas, 6-1, 6-0; Carly Livingston (S) d. Alexandra Viglucci, 6-0, 6-3.
Doubles: Cassie Hoblitz-Annie Pysnick (S) d. Mara Duenas-Erica Smith, 7-6 (4), 6-2; Lyndsay Gray-Mina Hoblitz (S) d. Jessica Willard-Shaylem Bonney, 6-2, 6-1.
Volleyball
Oneonta 3, Norwich 0
ONEONTA – Val Ridgway had eight aces and 13 kills leading Oneonta to a sweep of the Tornado Tuesday night.
Megan Garofalo paced the Tornado (0-3) with five assists and four aces.
Game scores: 27-25, 25-23, 25-17
Statistics
NHS: Megan Garofalo, 5 assists, 4 aces., Michelle Testani, 3 kills, Molly Flanagan, 3 kills; Tiphani Whitfield, 3 kills.
OHS: Valerie Ridgway, 8 aces, 13 kills; Calla Losie, 19 assists.
Records: Norwich (0-3), Oneonta (1-2).
Oxford 6, B-G 2
OXFORD – The first half, by Oxford coach Jon Rogers’ admission, was lackluster. The second 40 minutes resembled the type of play that led Oxford to three previous wins.
Tied with the Bobcats at 2-2, Oxford scored the tie-breaking goal just 1:30 into the second half, and poured it on for a runaway victory.
Jacob Carr was assisted by Taylor Bates early in the second half, and 2 1/2 minutes later, the same combination made it a two-goal advantage. “The first half we probably played our worst soccer yet, and B-G’s coach said the same thing about his team,” Rogers said. “I’m not sure what it was, but I tried to light a fire under them at halftime, and in the second half, boy, they came out like a different team.”
Bates had another big game finishing with two goals and four assists. He has eight tallies on the season to go with five helpers.
Justin Schray and Noah Auwater had first-half goals for the Blackhawks.
Steve Patten netted B-G’s first goal, and Evan Palmer scored unassisted late in the first half to tie the game.
Oxford plays at Greene Thursday.
Summary
(2-2 at half)
Goals-assists: (BG) Steve Patten, 1-0, Evan Palmer, 1-0, Josh Norris, 0-1. (O) Justin Schray, 1-1, Taylor Bates, 2-4, Jacob Carr, 2-0, Noah Auwater, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (BG) 14-1, (O) 25-4.
Saves: (BG) Jeremy Gray, 10, (O) Tom Gould, 9, Brandon McConnell, 3.
Mohawk 5, S-E 0
MOHAWK – Sherburne-Earlville remained winless on the season giving up three first-half goals to Mohawk Tuesday.
Andrew Fleming scored the first of his two goals in a dominant opening 40 minutes, while Ryan Lundquist and John LeClair padded the advantage.
“We did not come out and play well in the first half,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez, whose club dropped to 0-4 overall. “We were not aggressive to the ball. We played more aggressively in the second half, and that’s when we generated some of our cornerkicks.”
S-E plays a night game at Canastota Thursday.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Andrew Fleming, 2-0, Ryan Lundquist, 1-1, Jon LeClair, 1-1, Bob Morgan, 1-0, Kris Mills, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (M) 31-14, (SE) 1-12.
Saves: (M) 1, (SE) Caleb Brown 12.
Owego 5, Norwich 0
OWEGO – Owego’s superior speed pushed it to a two-goal halftime lead in a victory over the visiting Tornado Tuesday.
Camden Bushen had two goals, and Richard Franz netted the game’s opening tally at 6:40 getting a pass from Michael Speadine.
Norwich plays at Oneonta Thursday.
Summary
(2-0 at the half)
Goals-assists: (O) Camden Bushen, 2-0, Chris DePugh, 1-0, Richard Franz, 1-0, Michael Speadine, 1-1.
Shots: (O) 34, (N) 4.
Saves: (O) Tyler Speadine, 1, (N) Joe Krug, 14.
Sidney 4, Unadilla Valley 2
NEW BERLIN – In a battle of clubs seeking their first win of the season, Sidney built a 3-1 halftime lead, and tightened the defense the final 40 minutes to hold on for the victory.
“Their coach (in the second half) did exactly what I would have done,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “They put their best players back on defense in the second half, and they packed it in. They wanted a win, and it’s tough for any team to score with 10 men back on defense.”
Sidney scored at 13:21 and 16:05 of the first half to grab the early lead. UV’s Lane Allen scored in the first half, and Fred Hutchinson netted his second goal of the year cutting the margin to 3-2. Sidney added an insurance goal with two seconds left after the Storm had pushed their entire lineup forward in an effort to tie the game. “No other way to put it, we came out flat in the first half,” Houck said. “Soccer is a game of momentum, and once you lose it, it’s tough to get it back.”
Summary
(3-1 Sidney at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Marcus Obeada, 2-0, Nolan Van Fleet, 1-1, Josh Edwards, 1-0, (UV) Fred Hutchinson, 1-0, Lane Allen, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (S) 12-3, (UV) 15-2.
Saves: (S) Mike Gravel, 5, (UV) Tom Wallace, 2, Mike Anson, 5.
G-MU 1, Morris 0
MORRIS – G-MU snapped a two-game losing streak winning its first Tri-Valley League game of the season with a shutout of Morris Tuesday.
Leading scorer Cody Hall took a pass from Tyler Peck, split the Morris defense, and skimmed a left-footed shot to the far post with just 6:02 left in the game. “We just played with better overall effort,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger.
The Raiders (2-2) play at Schenevus Thursday.
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Cody Hall, 1-0, Tyler Peck, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 16-9, (M) 8-1.
Saves: (G) Andrew Delmar, 5; (M) Joe Yutter, 10.
Field Hockey
New York Mills 1, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville dropped its first game of the season in three starts in a shutout to New York Mills Tuesday.
Although the Marauders from New York Mills were outplayed statistically in the first half, they were able to solve S-E’s defense one time. Rachel Serair’s drive from the top of the penalty circle skidded past the host team’s Colleen Carroccio at the 22 1/2-minute mark. “We did some really good things, they just did something we were not able to do (score),” said S-E Marauders coach Sheila Cooman.
S-E had 10 of its 14 shots in the second half, and held a wide margin in shots on goal over the second 30 minutes.
S-E is at Sauquoit Valley Thursday.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (N) Rachel Serair, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 10-9, (SE) 14-9.
Saves: (N) Kristen Ouimette, 10, (SE) Colleen Carroccio, 9.
JV: 0-0 tie
Greene 1, Whitney Point 0
GREENE – With scoring and offense at a premium, Greene’s lone tally midway through the first half held up in its league-opening win over rival Whitney Point.
“It was a battle, and we didn’t get many good, quality shots off,” said Greene head coach Sue Carlin. “They played us tough every time we faced them last year.”
Greene (1-0, 4-0) tallied the only goal at 16:44. Andrea Day, the top returning scorer from last season, capitalized on a flurry in front of the cage lifting in a rebound past the Golden Eagles keeper.
Greene travels to Vestal Thursday.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Andrea Day, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 8-12, (W) 6-4.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 6, (W) Hannah Wirth, 5.
Girls’ Soccer
Oneonta 5, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Oneonta had five different players score goals in a shutout win over Norwich Tuesday.
Taylor Foreman had the opening goal, and Cha Cha Naito added a goal off a Sienna Wisse pass.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Taylor Foreman, 1-0, Cha Cha Naito, 1-0, O’Connor, 1-0 Aikens, 1-0 Wostenholm, 1-0, Sienna Wisse, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 38-13, (N) 6-0.
Saves: (O) Tatiani Ithier, 32, (O) 4 total saves.
Delhi 2, B-G 1
DELHI – B-G was unable to string together back-to-back wins giving up a one-goal halftime lead to Delhi Tuesday.
Eva Rae Andrews assisted on both Delhi goals, the second after a mishandled play by the B-G net-minder. “We had some good opportunities to score, and we hung in there pretty well,” said B-G coach George Williams.
Dani Conway scored for B-G off a direct kick.
Summary
(1-0 B-G at half)
Goals-assists: (D) K. Krick, 1-0, K. Darling, 1-0, Eva Rae Andrews, 0-2; (BG) Dani Conway, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (D) 10-3, (BG) 4-3.
Saves: (D) L. Buel, 1, W. Zinkievich, 2, (BG) Caitlin Anderson, 4.
Golf
Norwich 218, Oneonta 222
NORWICH – Norwich evened its mark at 2-2 on the season winning a tight match with Oneonta Tuesday at Canasawacta Country Club.
Sophomore Jacob Kelly started his round over the par-36 front nine with a birdie on his opening hole en route to a 38. Frank Somich came in next at 42, Ryan Hagen carded a 44, while Eric Walling and Ryan Cambron fired matching 47s.
Norwich is back in action today at Seton Catholic Central.
Results
(par-36 front nine at C.C.C.)
Oneonta: Isaiah Fleming, 40; Joe Sastic, 41; Martin Couch, 46; Alex Paolicelli, 47; Ryan Mahon, 48.
Jacob Kelly, 38, Frank Somich, 42; Ryan Hagen, 44; Eric Walling, 47; Ryan Cambron, 47.
Girls’ Swimming
Delhi 98, Greene 82
GREENE – Delhi defeated Greene’s swimming team for the first time in three seasons, and handed the Trojans their second loss in as many meets.
The Trojans (0-1, 0-2) split the events, but failed to accumulate its usual stockpile of runner-up and third-place finishes. “We knew it would be a rebuilding year because we have such a young team,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “Our younger swimmers are dropping times, and we’re moving them around to different events.”
Helen Zaengle and Katie Crowe, both place finishers at sectionals last year, came away with two individual first-place finishes for Greene. Zaengle won the 200 individual medley and 500 freestyle, while Crowe was tops in the 100 breaststroke and 200 freestyle.
Greene is at Cooperstown Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (D), 2:08.96; 200 free: (G) Katie Crowe, 2:22.44. 200 IM: (G) Helen Zaengle, 2:26.93. 50 free: (D) Chandler Shepherd, 26.15. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 130.65. 100 fly: (D) Amy Merriman, 1:09.01, 100 free: (D) Shepherd, 57.24. 500 free: (G) Zaengle, 6:09.98. 200 free relay: (G) Jess Treadwell, Emily Bertram, Leah Kazalski, Zaengle, 1:57.70. 100 back: (D) Josie Elwell, 1:11.49, 100 breaststroke; (G) Crowe, 1:18.61. 400 free relay: (D) 4:16.11.
S-E/Hamilton 54, Cooperstown 48
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville/Hamilton set three new school records winning its season-opening meet against Cooperstown Tuesday.
Samantha Martin, a sectional champion for the Marauders last year, broke the school record in the 200 IM (2:19.36) and 500 freestyle (6:12.27), while Alysha Harlost scored a 115.85 to break the school mark in diving.
The Marauders clung to a tight advantage, and cinched up the victory winning the meet-closing 400 freestyle relay. Martin anchored the quartet that also included Brigitte Capirci, Emilee Smith, and Kristina Reynolds.
Results
200 medley relay: (Cooperstown), Kramer, Griger, Bishop, Morris, 2:18.00. 200 freestyle: (S-E/Hamilton) Horton, 2:40.57. 200 IM: (S-E /Hamilton) Martin, 2:19.36. 50 free: (S-E/Hamilton) Smith, 29.38. Diving: (S-E/Hamilton) Harlost, 115.85. 100 fly: (S-E/Hamilton) Reynolds, 1:20.88. 100 free: (S-E/Hamilton), Smith, 1:05.76. 500 free: (S-E/Hamilton), Martin, 6:12.27. 200 free relay: (Cooperstown), Myers, Potts, Burt, Bishop, 2:13.66. 100 backstroke: (Cooperstown) Kramer, 1:15.50. 100 breaststroke: (S-E/Hamilton) Ashton, 1:35.50. 400 free relay: (S-E/Hamilton), Capirci, Smith, Reynolds, Martin, 4:41.54.
Girls’ Tennis
Sidney 4, Greene 1
GREENE – Sidney took four of five matchups including a sweep of doubles to defeat Greene in Tuesday’s Midstate Athletic Conference match.
Cassandra Armstrong picked up the Trojans’ lone team point defeating Megan Gazzetti at first singles, 6-2, 6-4.
Results
Singles: Cassandra Armstrong (G) d. Megan Gazzetti, 6-2, 6-4. Arielle Zimmer (S) d. Kiana Duenas, 6-1, 6-0; Carly Livingston (S) d. Alexandra Viglucci, 6-0, 6-3.
Doubles: Cassie Hoblitz-Annie Pysnick (S) d. Mara Duenas-Erica Smith, 7-6 (4), 6-2; Lyndsay Gray-Mina Hoblitz (S) d. Jessica Willard-Shaylem Bonney, 6-2, 6-1.
Volleyball
Oneonta 3, Norwich 0
ONEONTA – Val Ridgway had eight aces and 13 kills leading Oneonta to a sweep of the Tornado Tuesday night.
Megan Garofalo paced the Tornado (0-3) with five assists and four aces.
Game scores: 27-25, 25-23, 25-17
Statistics
NHS: Megan Garofalo, 5 assists, 4 aces., Michelle Testani, 3 kills, Molly Flanagan, 3 kills; Tiphani Whitfield, 3 kills.
OHS: Valerie Ridgway, 8 aces, 13 kills; Calla Losie, 19 assists.
Records: Norwich (0-3), Oneonta (1-2).
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