Greene rallies three times to force tie
Evening Sun Report
Baseball
Greene 8, Sus Valley 8 (8 innings)
GREENE – Greene rallied three times against Sus Valley, and ended in a tie with its STAC opponent as the game was called due to darkness.
“This one felt like a win,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “We came back time after time and showed a lot of guts.”
Trailing the Sabers 4-1, Greene plated five in the fifth to take the lead. Dan Carlin stroked a two-run double, while Braeden Williams and Brendan Kinne added RBI singles.
After SV moved in front in the seventh, 7-6, Brian Day had a two-out RBI single to tie the game. Sus Valley again took the lead in the eighth, but Nic Puglisi delivered a timely two-out single to right field scoring Scott Gorton to deadlock the game.
“They made us hit the ball and score our runs,” Gorton said. “We had to earn everything.”
Gorton and Williams had three-hit days, and Carlin added two hits and two ribbies. Greene (1-1-1) hosts Oxford Tuesday.
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Nic Puglisi, Brendan Kinne (4), Scott Gorton (7) and Brian Day, Dan Carlin (4), Brian Day (7). Josh Figura, Steve Hassig (4), Mike Moriarty (5), Ronnie Graham (7) and James McKeage, Jordan Clifford (4), McKeage (7). Doubles: (SV) McKeage, (G) S. Gorton 2, N. Whittaker, D. Carlin.
Afton 9, Edmeston 8 (8 innings)
AFTON – Afton rallied from a 6-0 deficit in the first inning to improve to 4-0 on the season in an extra-innings victory over Edmeston Thursday.
The Crimson Knights scored five runs in the last of the seventh to tie the game at 8-8. Corey Mohrein had a two-run double, and Victor Coronado’s bases-clearing triple knotted the game up.
Mohrein had the game-winning single in the eighth scoring Jacob Arnold. “It’s been a short season, but we’ve played from behind and this team pieces it together at the right time,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “We’ve come up with clutch hits when we needed them.”
Eric Bennett hit a grand slam in the opening inning propelling Edmeston to an early lead.
Coronado and Mohrein each went 3-for-5 on the day to lead Afton.
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Adam Rupakus (W) and Vic Coronado. Alex Stevens, R. Giordano (L) and Jay Baulsh. Triples: (A) V. Coronado. HR: (E) Eric Bennett
B-G 2, Delhi 1 (9 innings)
BAINBRIDGE – Justin Pepper’s RBI single in the bottom of the ninth scored Paul Parsons with the winning run to give B-G a win over previously-unbeaten Delhi Thursday.
Dustin Rutz pitched three-plus innings of scoreless relief to pick up the victory. Parsons, Eric Oefelein and Rutz combined to allow just five Delhi hits. “Pitching was the biggest difference in this game,” said B-G coach Pete Mansheffer. “When you throw strikes and let the defense play behind you, it’s a whole different world.”
Travis Colburn had an RBI single in the fifth for B-G to tie the game at 1-1. B-G is at Unatego today.
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Paul Parsons, Eric Oefelein (6), Dustin Rutz (6, W) and Justin Miller. Troy Tucker, Luke Burns (6, L) and Josh Sikora. Triples: (D) Luke Burns.
Softball
Greene 4, Afton 2
AFTON – Greene won for the first time in three games this season defeating traditional softball power Afton on Thursday.
The Trojans scored four runs in the top of the sixth – two on errors and one on Rebecca Hanrahan’s RBI fielder’s choice. Logan Montgomery’s pinch-hit RBI single proved the difference maker. “This win is huge for us,” said Greene coach Rick Smith, whose club lost its first two games by 2-1 counts. “Our ambition was to play tough and see what happens. We put the ball in play and put pressure on their defense. It turned out good.”
Ashley Winans had a two-run double in the sixth, Afton’s only runs against Greene freshman hurler Hanrahan. Hanrahan fanned 10, walked none, and gave up just four hits for the victory.
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Haley MacLaren. Ashley Winans (LP) and Kayleigh Granger. Doubles: (A) A. Winans. Triples: (G) Hanrahan.
Boys’ Track and Field
S-E drops finals to M-E, Oriskany
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville won four events, two apiece by Noah Huff and Dan Stanton, in dropping meets to Morrisville-Eaton and Oriskany.
The latter contest, said head coach Tim Taylor, may have gone the Marauders’ way if not for the postponement of the long jump and triple jump. Taylor said the said was not up to par fo competition. “We have a couple of good jumpers that might have made a difference,” Taylor said.
The Marauders compete April 21 against Waterville.
Meet scores: M-Eaton 98; S-E 41, Oriskany 69, S-E 65; M-E 88, Oriskany 33.
3200 relay: (SE) 10:20.0 (Noah Huff, Dan Stanton, Jeff Verry, Dan Palmiter). 110 hurdles: (ME) Maris, 20.2. 100m: (M) Kent, 11.7. 1600m: Hirsch (ME), 5:18.5. 400m relay: (ME), 47.4. 400m: LeBlanc (ME), 59.2. 400 hurdles: (SE) Dan Stanton, 1:08.3. 800m: (SE) Dan Palmiter, 2:24.4. 200m: Thomas (ME), 25.5. High jump: Kent (ME), 5-6. Pole vault: Brockway (ME), 11-0. Discus: Woodcock (ME), 92-5 1/2. Shot put: Rothdiner (O), 37-7. 1600 relay: (ME), 4:05.5. 3200m: Noah Huff (SE), 11:41.0.
*Long jump and triple jump not held.
Girls’ Track and Field
S-E splits with Oriskany, M-E
SHERBURNE – Alysha Harlost won two individual events for Sherburne-Earlville, and took part in the winning 1600-meter relay as the Marauders split dual meet wins Thursday against Oriskany and Morrisville-Eaton.
Stephanie Staley (800 meters) and Sofeia Eddy (3000 meters) also picked up victories for the Marauders.
Team Scoring: Morrisville-Eaton 73, Sherburne-Earlville 64 S-E 76, Oriskany, 56; Morrisville-Eaton, 84 Oriskany 35.
Results
3200 relay: (S-E), 11:39, Kassie Lathrop, Catherine Behret, Stephanie Staley, Sofeia Eddy. 100 hurdles: (S-E), Alysha Harlost, 18.2. 100m: (O), Lekki, 13.5. 1500m: (S-E), 5:47. 400 relay: (M-E) 55.9, Edinger, Smalley, Sherwood, Matuszczak. 400m: (M-E) 1:06.7. 400 hurdles: (O) 1:29.5, H. Shamis. 800m: (S-E) 2:59.4, Stephanie Staley. 200m: (S-E) 31.0, Emily Wagner. 3000m: (S-E) 12:42.0, Sofeia Eddy. High Jump: (M-E) 4-8, K. Horton; (S-E) Alysha Harlost, 4-8. Discus: (M-E) 71-10, J. Selinski. Shot put: (M-E) 25-9.5, Morris. Pole Vault: (M-E) 6-0, A. Meyers. 1600 relay: (S-E) 4:56.3, Catherine Behret, Gizem Kocak, Kassie Lathrop, Alysha Harlost.
Baseball
Greene 8, Sus Valley 8 (8 innings)
GREENE – Greene rallied three times against Sus Valley, and ended in a tie with its STAC opponent as the game was called due to darkness.
“This one felt like a win,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “We came back time after time and showed a lot of guts.”
Trailing the Sabers 4-1, Greene plated five in the fifth to take the lead. Dan Carlin stroked a two-run double, while Braeden Williams and Brendan Kinne added RBI singles.
After SV moved in front in the seventh, 7-6, Brian Day had a two-out RBI single to tie the game. Sus Valley again took the lead in the eighth, but Nic Puglisi delivered a timely two-out single to right field scoring Scott Gorton to deadlock the game.
“They made us hit the ball and score our runs,” Gorton said. “We had to earn everything.”
Gorton and Williams had three-hit days, and Carlin added two hits and two ribbies. Greene (1-1-1) hosts Oxford Tuesday.
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Nic Puglisi, Brendan Kinne (4), Scott Gorton (7) and Brian Day, Dan Carlin (4), Brian Day (7). Josh Figura, Steve Hassig (4), Mike Moriarty (5), Ronnie Graham (7) and James McKeage, Jordan Clifford (4), McKeage (7). Doubles: (SV) McKeage, (G) S. Gorton 2, N. Whittaker, D. Carlin.
Afton 9, Edmeston 8 (8 innings)
AFTON – Afton rallied from a 6-0 deficit in the first inning to improve to 4-0 on the season in an extra-innings victory over Edmeston Thursday.
The Crimson Knights scored five runs in the last of the seventh to tie the game at 8-8. Corey Mohrein had a two-run double, and Victor Coronado’s bases-clearing triple knotted the game up.
Mohrein had the game-winning single in the eighth scoring Jacob Arnold. “It’s been a short season, but we’ve played from behind and this team pieces it together at the right time,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “We’ve come up with clutch hits when we needed them.”
Eric Bennett hit a grand slam in the opening inning propelling Edmeston to an early lead.
Coronado and Mohrein each went 3-for-5 on the day to lead Afton.
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Adam Rupakus (W) and Vic Coronado. Alex Stevens, R. Giordano (L) and Jay Baulsh. Triples: (A) V. Coronado. HR: (E) Eric Bennett
B-G 2, Delhi 1 (9 innings)
BAINBRIDGE – Justin Pepper’s RBI single in the bottom of the ninth scored Paul Parsons with the winning run to give B-G a win over previously-unbeaten Delhi Thursday.
Dustin Rutz pitched three-plus innings of scoreless relief to pick up the victory. Parsons, Eric Oefelein and Rutz combined to allow just five Delhi hits. “Pitching was the biggest difference in this game,” said B-G coach Pete Mansheffer. “When you throw strikes and let the defense play behind you, it’s a whole different world.”
Travis Colburn had an RBI single in the fifth for B-G to tie the game at 1-1. B-G is at Unatego today.
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Paul Parsons, Eric Oefelein (6), Dustin Rutz (6, W) and Justin Miller. Troy Tucker, Luke Burns (6, L) and Josh Sikora. Triples: (D) Luke Burns.
Softball
Greene 4, Afton 2
AFTON – Greene won for the first time in three games this season defeating traditional softball power Afton on Thursday.
The Trojans scored four runs in the top of the sixth – two on errors and one on Rebecca Hanrahan’s RBI fielder’s choice. Logan Montgomery’s pinch-hit RBI single proved the difference maker. “This win is huge for us,” said Greene coach Rick Smith, whose club lost its first two games by 2-1 counts. “Our ambition was to play tough and see what happens. We put the ball in play and put pressure on their defense. It turned out good.”
Ashley Winans had a two-run double in the sixth, Afton’s only runs against Greene freshman hurler Hanrahan. Hanrahan fanned 10, walked none, and gave up just four hits for the victory.
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Haley MacLaren. Ashley Winans (LP) and Kayleigh Granger. Doubles: (A) A. Winans. Triples: (G) Hanrahan.
Boys’ Track and Field
S-E drops finals to M-E, Oriskany
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville won four events, two apiece by Noah Huff and Dan Stanton, in dropping meets to Morrisville-Eaton and Oriskany.
The latter contest, said head coach Tim Taylor, may have gone the Marauders’ way if not for the postponement of the long jump and triple jump. Taylor said the said was not up to par fo competition. “We have a couple of good jumpers that might have made a difference,” Taylor said.
The Marauders compete April 21 against Waterville.
Meet scores: M-Eaton 98; S-E 41, Oriskany 69, S-E 65; M-E 88, Oriskany 33.
3200 relay: (SE) 10:20.0 (Noah Huff, Dan Stanton, Jeff Verry, Dan Palmiter). 110 hurdles: (ME) Maris, 20.2. 100m: (M) Kent, 11.7. 1600m: Hirsch (ME), 5:18.5. 400m relay: (ME), 47.4. 400m: LeBlanc (ME), 59.2. 400 hurdles: (SE) Dan Stanton, 1:08.3. 800m: (SE) Dan Palmiter, 2:24.4. 200m: Thomas (ME), 25.5. High jump: Kent (ME), 5-6. Pole vault: Brockway (ME), 11-0. Discus: Woodcock (ME), 92-5 1/2. Shot put: Rothdiner (O), 37-7. 1600 relay: (ME), 4:05.5. 3200m: Noah Huff (SE), 11:41.0.
*Long jump and triple jump not held.
Girls’ Track and Field
S-E splits with Oriskany, M-E
SHERBURNE – Alysha Harlost won two individual events for Sherburne-Earlville, and took part in the winning 1600-meter relay as the Marauders split dual meet wins Thursday against Oriskany and Morrisville-Eaton.
Stephanie Staley (800 meters) and Sofeia Eddy (3000 meters) also picked up victories for the Marauders.
Team Scoring: Morrisville-Eaton 73, Sherburne-Earlville 64 S-E 76, Oriskany, 56; Morrisville-Eaton, 84 Oriskany 35.
Results
3200 relay: (S-E), 11:39, Kassie Lathrop, Catherine Behret, Stephanie Staley, Sofeia Eddy. 100 hurdles: (S-E), Alysha Harlost, 18.2. 100m: (O), Lekki, 13.5. 1500m: (S-E), 5:47. 400 relay: (M-E) 55.9, Edinger, Smalley, Sherwood, Matuszczak. 400m: (M-E) 1:06.7. 400 hurdles: (O) 1:29.5, H. Shamis. 800m: (S-E) 2:59.4, Stephanie Staley. 200m: (S-E) 31.0, Emily Wagner. 3000m: (S-E) 12:42.0, Sofeia Eddy. High Jump: (M-E) 4-8, K. Horton; (S-E) Alysha Harlost, 4-8. Discus: (M-E) 71-10, J. Selinski. Shot put: (M-E) 25-9.5, Morris. Pole Vault: (M-E) 6-0, A. Meyers. 1600 relay: (S-E) 4:56.3, Catherine Behret, Gizem Kocak, Kassie Lathrop, Alysha Harlost.
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