Oneonta boys, girls sweep Tornado
Track and Field
Oneonta 97, Norwich 44 (boys)
Oneonta 75, Norwich 65 (girls)
NORWICH – Oneonta’s boys dominated the sprinting events, and the Yellowjackets’ girls won five of six field events in a sweep of the Purple Tornado squads Tuesday at Norwich High School.
Mike Reilly (110, 400 hurdles), along with Steven Spittler (800, 1,600 meters) came home with a pair of wins to lead NHS.
Meanwhile, Oneonta swept the 100-meter dash and finished one-two in the 200-meter race to help build its lead.
Sarah Bonnell’s four overall first-place finishes paced Norwich’s girls, who captured seven of the 11 running events. Kayla May added three victories for Norwich including a sweep of the two hurdles events.
“They swept the 3,000 meters and the triple jump, that was the difference in the girls’ meet,” said Norwich co-head coach, Paul Sims.
Norwich runs at the Owego Invitational on Saturday.
Boys
Oneonta 97, Norwich 44
they have some good sprinters and swept 100, and 1-2 in the 200. in sprint events and had more depth overall
3200 relay: (O), 10:00.4. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.7; 100m: (O) Brendan Pidgeon, 12.1. 400 relay: (O), 46.6. 1600m: (N) Steven Spittler, 4:45.8. 400m: (O) Pat Jeffries, 54.8. 400 hurdles: (N) Reilly, 1:05.7. 800m: (N) Spittler, 2:08.1. 200m: (O) Pidgeon, 24.1. 3200m: (O) Nick Madison, 11:30.5. 1600 relay: (O), 3:48. Shot put: Ian Kelley (O) 40-7. Pole vault: Dan Dokuchitz (O) 12-0. Discus: Kelley (O) 125-4. High jump: (N) Kyle Acenowr, 5-6. long jump: (N)) Patrick Taylor, 19-4 1/2. Triple jump: Luke Johnson (O) 42-2 1/2.
Girls
Oneonta 75, Norwich 65
3200 relay: (O), 12:17.3. 100 hurdles: (N) Kayla May, 17.6. 100m: (N) Sarah Bonnell, 13.5. 400 relay: (N) Bonnell, Cleo Daoud, Kayla May, Elisha Eddy, 53.2. 1500 meters: Beth Gollin, 5:34.9. 400m: (N) Daoud, 1:02.8. 400 hurdles: (N) May, 1:18.6. 800m: (N) Eddy, 2:44.2. 200m: (N) Bonnell, 28.3. 3000m: (O) Gollin, 12:41.3. 1600 relay: (O), 4:42.1. Shot put: (O) Val Ridgway, 31-4 1/2. Pole Vault: Sherry Georgeson (O), 7-0, Discus: (O) Ridgway, 86-5. High jump: (O) O’Connor, 5-0. Long jump: (N) Bonnell, 15-8. Triple jump: (O) Menah Haile, 30-1 1/4.
S-E wins two
WESTMORELAND – Sherburne-Earlville’s Dan Palmiter and Noah Huff picked up individual victories in a three-way meet with Westmoreland and Waterville Tuesday.
Palmiter won the 800 meters in a season-best 2:19.8, and Huff won the 3,200 meters in a season-low time of 11:32.8.
Baseball
Windsor 9, Norwich 5
WINDSOR – Playing its first game in 19 days, the rust was apparent on Norwich’s game, who committed five errors in a road loss to Windsor.
The Black Knights expanded a three-run lead to seven in the sixth inning with Dylan Kay’s two-run double the key blow. “Unfortunately, we made some errors at inopportune times,” said Norwich coach John Martinson. “We had runners in scoring position, but we weren’t able to drive in runs in key situations.”
Dan Buchert was 3-for-4 to lead Windsor, and Kay had two hits and two runs scored.
Christian Hotaling finished 2-for-3 with a single RBI and a run scored for Norwich (0-2), who play at Chenango Forks today.
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Mike Williams (W) and Mark Murray. Tim Clark (L), Josh Borfitz (6) and Tom Kalicicki. Doubles: (N) Moon, Paddy Law, (W) Dylan Kay.
Afton 12, Oxford 1
AFTON – Afton scored in every inning but its last at-bat, and moved to 8-0 on the season with a convincing win over MAC division rival Oxford Tuesday.
Casey Mohrein allowed four Oxford hits and struck out 14 for the complete-game victory.
Victor Coronado hit a first-pitch solo homer in as Afton’s lead-off hitter in the first inning, and went 3-for-3 with three runs and two RBI. Adam Rupakus and Cameron Oswald added matching 2-for-3 days with a pair of RBI.
Afton did not commit an error and have made just eight miscues all season. “We continue to do the same things each game and we’re playing good defense,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “We don’t have pitchers that mow people down, so we have to play good defense.”
Kyle Ferrington’s RBI double in the sixth scored Chris Covey with Oxford’s lone run.
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Casey Mohrein (W) and Vic Coronado. PJ Hubman (L), Tom Gould (5), Derrick Head (6) and Ryan Moore. Doubles: (A) Cameron Oswald, Paul Hamilton. (O) Kyle Ferrington. HR: (A) Victor Coronado.
Harpursville 9, B-G 3
HARPURSVILLE – Harpursville broke open a scoreless game with five runs in the third to defeat B-G (2-4) Tuesday.
Chad Baxter allowed six hits in a complete-game victory, and Vince Gatto laced a two-run triple in the third.
Cody Lake had a two-run single in the sixth for B-G,while Dustin Rutz and Mark Buchanan each went 2-for-3.
The Bobcats are at Hancock today.
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Chad Baxter (W) and Mason Dean. Paul Parsons (L), Garrett Newbauer (3), Patrick Mertz (6) and Justin Miller. Doubles: (H) Anderson, Triples: (H) Gatto.
Softball
Windsor 11, Norwich 0
WINDSOR – Windsor pitcher Cara Martin was perfect against the Purple Tornado (0-5) Tuesday night.
The Black Knights twirler threw a perfect game striking out 17 as nary a NHS batter reached base.
Jessica Bump went 4-for-4 to lead Windsor’s batters, and she added an RBI triple as part of an eight-run third inning.
Norwich is at Chenango Forks today.
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Martin (WP) and Kamp. Kristin Carpenter (L) and Ashley Thomas. Triples: (W) Jessica Bump
Boys’ Tennis
Sidney 4, B-G 1
BAINBRIDGE – Sidney extended its five-year-plus unbeaten run in the Midstate Athletic Conference with a victory at B-G Tuesday.
The Bobcats (1-2) picked up their lone team point at second doubles with Kyle Werth and Dylan Whaley prevailing in three sets.
B-G hosts Oxford Thursday.
Results
Singles: Frank Vanca (S) d. Zane Foott, 6-0, 6-3; Josh Edwards (S) d. Cody Woods, 6-0, 6-2; Paul Ferrante (S) d. Michael Mertz, 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles: Evan Eliasan-Rob McLean (S) d. Lukas Winn-Jin Hyeong-Kim, 7-6 (-7-5), 6-3; Kyle Werth-Dylan Whaley (B) d. Brian Kazalski-Joe Morris, 7-6 (7-5), 6-7 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3).
Oneonta 97, Norwich 44 (boys)
Oneonta 75, Norwich 65 (girls)
NORWICH – Oneonta’s boys dominated the sprinting events, and the Yellowjackets’ girls won five of six field events in a sweep of the Purple Tornado squads Tuesday at Norwich High School.
Mike Reilly (110, 400 hurdles), along with Steven Spittler (800, 1,600 meters) came home with a pair of wins to lead NHS.
Meanwhile, Oneonta swept the 100-meter dash and finished one-two in the 200-meter race to help build its lead.
Sarah Bonnell’s four overall first-place finishes paced Norwich’s girls, who captured seven of the 11 running events. Kayla May added three victories for Norwich including a sweep of the two hurdles events.
“They swept the 3,000 meters and the triple jump, that was the difference in the girls’ meet,” said Norwich co-head coach, Paul Sims.
Norwich runs at the Owego Invitational on Saturday.
Boys
Oneonta 97, Norwich 44
they have some good sprinters and swept 100, and 1-2 in the 200. in sprint events and had more depth overall
3200 relay: (O), 10:00.4. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.7; 100m: (O) Brendan Pidgeon, 12.1. 400 relay: (O), 46.6. 1600m: (N) Steven Spittler, 4:45.8. 400m: (O) Pat Jeffries, 54.8. 400 hurdles: (N) Reilly, 1:05.7. 800m: (N) Spittler, 2:08.1. 200m: (O) Pidgeon, 24.1. 3200m: (O) Nick Madison, 11:30.5. 1600 relay: (O), 3:48. Shot put: Ian Kelley (O) 40-7. Pole vault: Dan Dokuchitz (O) 12-0. Discus: Kelley (O) 125-4. High jump: (N) Kyle Acenowr, 5-6. long jump: (N)) Patrick Taylor, 19-4 1/2. Triple jump: Luke Johnson (O) 42-2 1/2.
Girls
Oneonta 75, Norwich 65
3200 relay: (O), 12:17.3. 100 hurdles: (N) Kayla May, 17.6. 100m: (N) Sarah Bonnell, 13.5. 400 relay: (N) Bonnell, Cleo Daoud, Kayla May, Elisha Eddy, 53.2. 1500 meters: Beth Gollin, 5:34.9. 400m: (N) Daoud, 1:02.8. 400 hurdles: (N) May, 1:18.6. 800m: (N) Eddy, 2:44.2. 200m: (N) Bonnell, 28.3. 3000m: (O) Gollin, 12:41.3. 1600 relay: (O), 4:42.1. Shot put: (O) Val Ridgway, 31-4 1/2. Pole Vault: Sherry Georgeson (O), 7-0, Discus: (O) Ridgway, 86-5. High jump: (O) O’Connor, 5-0. Long jump: (N) Bonnell, 15-8. Triple jump: (O) Menah Haile, 30-1 1/4.
S-E wins two
WESTMORELAND – Sherburne-Earlville’s Dan Palmiter and Noah Huff picked up individual victories in a three-way meet with Westmoreland and Waterville Tuesday.
Palmiter won the 800 meters in a season-best 2:19.8, and Huff won the 3,200 meters in a season-low time of 11:32.8.
Baseball
Windsor 9, Norwich 5
WINDSOR – Playing its first game in 19 days, the rust was apparent on Norwich’s game, who committed five errors in a road loss to Windsor.
The Black Knights expanded a three-run lead to seven in the sixth inning with Dylan Kay’s two-run double the key blow. “Unfortunately, we made some errors at inopportune times,” said Norwich coach John Martinson. “We had runners in scoring position, but we weren’t able to drive in runs in key situations.”
Dan Buchert was 3-for-4 to lead Windsor, and Kay had two hits and two runs scored.
Christian Hotaling finished 2-for-3 with a single RBI and a run scored for Norwich (0-2), who play at Chenango Forks today.
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Wind. 020 124 x 9 11 6
Mike Williams (W) and Mark Murray. Tim Clark (L), Josh Borfitz (6) and Tom Kalicicki. Doubles: (N) Moon, Paddy Law, (W) Dylan Kay.
Afton 12, Oxford 1
AFTON – Afton scored in every inning but its last at-bat, and moved to 8-0 on the season with a convincing win over MAC division rival Oxford Tuesday.
Casey Mohrein allowed four Oxford hits and struck out 14 for the complete-game victory.
Victor Coronado hit a first-pitch solo homer in as Afton’s lead-off hitter in the first inning, and went 3-for-3 with three runs and two RBI. Adam Rupakus and Cameron Oswald added matching 2-for-3 days with a pair of RBI.
Afton did not commit an error and have made just eight miscues all season. “We continue to do the same things each game and we’re playing good defense,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “We don’t have pitchers that mow people down, so we have to play good defense.”
Kyle Ferrington’s RBI double in the sixth scored Chris Covey with Oxford’s lone run.
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Casey Mohrein (W) and Vic Coronado. PJ Hubman (L), Tom Gould (5), Derrick Head (6) and Ryan Moore. Doubles: (A) Cameron Oswald, Paul Hamilton. (O) Kyle Ferrington. HR: (A) Victor Coronado.
Harpursville 9, B-G 3
HARPURSVILLE – Harpursville broke open a scoreless game with five runs in the third to defeat B-G (2-4) Tuesday.
Chad Baxter allowed six hits in a complete-game victory, and Vince Gatto laced a two-run triple in the third.
Cody Lake had a two-run single in the sixth for B-G,while Dustin Rutz and Mark Buchanan each went 2-for-3.
The Bobcats are at Hancock today.
BG 000 003 0 3 6 4
Harp. 005 112 x 9 8 4
Chad Baxter (W) and Mason Dean. Paul Parsons (L), Garrett Newbauer (3), Patrick Mertz (6) and Justin Miller. Doubles: (H) Anderson, Triples: (H) Gatto.
Softball
Windsor 11, Norwich 0
WINDSOR – Windsor pitcher Cara Martin was perfect against the Purple Tornado (0-5) Tuesday night.
The Black Knights twirler threw a perfect game striking out 17 as nary a NHS batter reached base.
Jessica Bump went 4-for-4 to lead Windsor’s batters, and she added an RBI triple as part of an eight-run third inning.
Norwich is at Chenango Forks today.
NHS 000 000 0 0 0 3
Wdr. 208 001 x 11 12 0
Martin (WP) and Kamp. Kristin Carpenter (L) and Ashley Thomas. Triples: (W) Jessica Bump
Boys’ Tennis
Sidney 4, B-G 1
BAINBRIDGE – Sidney extended its five-year-plus unbeaten run in the Midstate Athletic Conference with a victory at B-G Tuesday.
The Bobcats (1-2) picked up their lone team point at second doubles with Kyle Werth and Dylan Whaley prevailing in three sets.
B-G hosts Oxford Thursday.
Results
Singles: Frank Vanca (S) d. Zane Foott, 6-0, 6-3; Josh Edwards (S) d. Cody Woods, 6-0, 6-2; Paul Ferrante (S) d. Michael Mertz, 6-0, 6-0.
Doubles: Evan Eliasan-Rob McLean (S) d. Lukas Winn-Jin Hyeong-Kim, 7-6 (-7-5), 6-3; Kyle Werth-Dylan Whaley (B) d. Brian Kazalski-Joe Morris, 7-6 (7-5), 6-7 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3).
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