S-E, Oxford, UV-E gridders wrap up season tonight
Football
Sherburne-Earlville, Oxford, and Unadilla Valley-Edmeston each take the field for non-league Thursday games to wrap up their 2008 seasons. The following are previews of each contest:
Sherburne-Earlville (3-5) vs. Little Falls (3-4), Thursday, 5 p.m. at Sauquoit Valley High School
Sherburne-Earlville is coming off a dismal offensive performance in which it totaled just 119 total yards off offense in a shutout loss to Cooperstown last Saturday. The Redskins scored their first touchdown on the strength of a broken play. On a fourth-and-17, a bad punt snap forced a scrambling run that went for 18 yards to extend the drive. “Our offense needs to step up this week,” said S-E head coach Mick James. “Our defense has played well enough for us to win the last three weeks.”
Little Falls is led by quarterback Alex Chlus and running back Jeff Sullivan. “They have an athletic team and they do a lot of different things on offense with their quarterback and tailback,” James said. “Defensively, they run a four-man front. If we establish the run, we should be okay.”
Oxford (1-7) at UV-Edmeston (0-8), Thursday, 6 p.m.
Unadilla Valley-Edmeston can avoid its second winless season in four years with a crossover game against one-time winner Oxford.
The Storm began the season competitively enough, but have taken a step back in recent weeks when it faced division rivals Sidney, Greene, and Unatego. “I think both teams were looking to do more than what they did this year,” said Oxford coach Mike Chrystie in summing up the season. “I am sure both teams will want to send their seniors out with a win.”
Each club has its own workhorse. For the Blackhawks, senior Travis Frank has an area-leading 197 carries for 742 yards to go with 150 receiving yards on seven catches.
Jay Lloyd tops UV-Edmeston’s rushers and receivers with 405 yards rushing and three scores, and 11 catches for 211 yards and two TDs. “We need to be aggressive up front,” Chrystie said. “(UV-Edmeston) will have the size advantage, but we haven’t been the bigger team in any of the games we’ve played.”
Sherburne-Earlville, Oxford, and Unadilla Valley-Edmeston each take the field for non-league Thursday games to wrap up their 2008 seasons. The following are previews of each contest:
Sherburne-Earlville (3-5) vs. Little Falls (3-4), Thursday, 5 p.m. at Sauquoit Valley High School
Sherburne-Earlville is coming off a dismal offensive performance in which it totaled just 119 total yards off offense in a shutout loss to Cooperstown last Saturday. The Redskins scored their first touchdown on the strength of a broken play. On a fourth-and-17, a bad punt snap forced a scrambling run that went for 18 yards to extend the drive. “Our offense needs to step up this week,” said S-E head coach Mick James. “Our defense has played well enough for us to win the last three weeks.”
Little Falls is led by quarterback Alex Chlus and running back Jeff Sullivan. “They have an athletic team and they do a lot of different things on offense with their quarterback and tailback,” James said. “Defensively, they run a four-man front. If we establish the run, we should be okay.”
Oxford (1-7) at UV-Edmeston (0-8), Thursday, 6 p.m.
Unadilla Valley-Edmeston can avoid its second winless season in four years with a crossover game against one-time winner Oxford.
The Storm began the season competitively enough, but have taken a step back in recent weeks when it faced division rivals Sidney, Greene, and Unatego. “I think both teams were looking to do more than what they did this year,” said Oxford coach Mike Chrystie in summing up the season. “I am sure both teams will want to send their seniors out with a win.”
Each club has its own workhorse. For the Blackhawks, senior Travis Frank has an area-leading 197 carries for 742 yards to go with 150 receiving yards on seven catches.
Jay Lloyd tops UV-Edmeston’s rushers and receivers with 405 yards rushing and three scores, and 11 catches for 211 yards and two TDs. “We need to be aggressive up front,” Chrystie said. “(UV-Edmeston) will have the size advantage, but we haven’t been the bigger team in any of the games we’ve played.”
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