McDermott throws no-hitter in first start this season
Softball
Greene 8, Delhi 0
GREENE – Greene senior Megan McDermott certainly made the most of her first opportunity to pitch this season.
McDermott, last year’s starting pitcher, deferred to freshman Rebecca Hanrahan the first 16 games while recovering from an off-season injury. She made a triumphant return to the mound Monday tossing a no-hitter against the Bulldogs striking out 10 and walking two. “She’s been throwing the last four days in practice and she’s looked good,” said Greene coach Rick Smith. “I wanted to give her a chance to pitch a home game. She’s been a great teammate through her injury and she was going to be our number one pitcher until she was injured. What a nice tandem (of pitchers) we’ll have going into sectionals.”
Greene (15-2), who clinched the MAC Division One title last week, received three hits, three runs scored and one RBI from Caitlin Willis. McDermott helped herself at the plate with two hits and one ribbie.
Greene is at B-G Wednesday.
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Megan McDermott (WP) and Haley MacLaren, Brittany Youngs (4); Josie Elwell (LP) and Lindsay Seyforth. Triples: (G) McDermott; Caitlin Willis.
S-E 9, Morrisville-Eaton 0
MORRISVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville pitcher Lindsay Hodges struck out 16 in a four-hit shutout victory over Morrisville-Eaton Monday.
Brenda Hoefler had a team-high three hits and two RBI. Grace Dunshee drove in two runs ,Allison Hicks had two RBI, while Megan Record, Liz Farrow, and Hodges added a pair of basehits.
Saturday, the Marauders won the consolation game of the B-G Tournament defeating Unatego, 13-1. Hodges was a perfect 5-for-5 with three RBI, Hoefler had three hits and two RBI as the Marauders finished with 13 total hits. Hodges allowed five hits striking out eight.
S-E (8-6) hosts Waterville today.
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Lindsay Hodges (W) and Megan Record. Tori Merilling (L) and Rachel Edinger.
Unadilla Valley 6, Walton 5
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley did all of its scoring over the last three innings, and scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to pull out its sixth win of the season.
Holley Reynolds stole home for Walton in the top of the seventh to give her team a one-run lead.
In the last of the seventh, Breanne White walked and scored the tying run on Hannah Benson’s RBI double. Hannah Johnson bunted for a basehit moving Benson to third, and when Johnson attempted a steal of second, Walton threw the ball away allowing Benson to come home with the winner.
Johnson had three hits for UV, who did not have a hit the first four innings. “They switched pitchers in the fifth inning, and the girl who came in threw harder,” said UV coach Brandi Backus. “I think our girls liked that pace better. This was the best our team has played in at least two weeks.”
UV (6-9) hosts Oxford today.
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Breanne White (W) and Kara Collins. Sam Latourette, Allie Forkey (5, LP) and Holley Reynolds. Doubles: (UV) Hannah Benson.
Chenango Valley 17, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Mikala King and Taylor Hendrickson combined on a one-hit shutout for Chenango Valley Monday afternoon at Norwich.
Danielle Sheldon had the lone hit for Norwich, who gave up seven runs in the second inning.
Dani Colts had three hits for CV including a grand slam. Shannon Kane went 2-for-2 with a double and a home run. The Warriors finished with two triples, two homers, and four doubles among their 14 basehits.
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Mikala King (W), Taylor Hendrickson (6) and Katie Hudson. Kristin Carpenter (L) and Ashley Thomas. HR: (CV) Dani Colts, Shannon Kane.
Bainbridge-Guilford 13, Oxford 6
OXFORD – B-G pulled away scoring six runs over the final two innings to defeat the Blackhawks Monday.
Katie Anderson had two hits and two RBI for the Bobcats, who extended their lead to 13-3 after a four-run seventh.
“We had too many errors that cost us runs,” said Oxford coach Margo Barrows. “We haven’t practiced in a week, and that makes a difference in your preparation.”
Julie Heggie was 5-for-5 with five stolen bases for Oxford. Jackie Heggie had two hits including a two-run homer in the seventh.
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Ashley Lamont (W) and Katie Anderson. Ashlee Farwell (L), Jackie Heggie (7) and Alyshia Crawford. Doubles: (BG) Baverle. Triples: (O) Alyshia Crawford. HR: (O) Julie Heggie.
Milford 19, G-MU 2
COPES CORNERS – Gabby Skillin allowed just one G-MU hit, and the Wildcats’ batters drew 18 walks to pad the scoreboard in Monday’s Tri-Valley League game.
Kaila Thorn led Milford’s batters with three hits, four runs scored, and three RBI. Chelsea Krieg had two hits, two runs, and three RBI as well.
G-MU hosts Edmeston Wednesday.
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Gabby Skillin (WP) and Kaila Thorn. Marissa Finch (LP) and Calli Hill. Doubles: (M) Chelsea Krieg.
DeRuyter 16, Otselic Valley 0
DERUYTER – Jen Cizenski hit a two-run homer for DeRuyter, who took advantage of five OV errors in the second inning to open a nine-run lead.
Cizenski and Bridget Way had two hits apiece for the Rockets, and winning pitcher Alyssa Patsos allowed just four hits.
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WP–Alyssa Patsos, LP–Jessica Loomis. HR: (D) Jen Cizenski. HR: (D) Jen Cizenski.
Track and Field
Spartans upend Norwich
ENDWELL – Norwich was without a couple key components Monday, and Maine-Endwell’s boys took advantage in a 69-63 victory, the closest league matchup for the Tornado this season.
The Spartans’ girls swept the 800-, 1,500-, and 3,000-meter races – 27 total points to none for Norwich – in winning a 75-57 final.
“If we had everyone available for the boys, we probably would have won,” said Norwich co-coach Paul Sims, who added that the pole vault was not contested, an event NHS would have likely won as well.
Mike Reilly had two firsts and two seconds for Norwich winning the 110-meter hurdles and the long jump.
Kayla May swept both hurdles races for Norwich, and Sarah Bonnell continued to impress in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, and long jump with a sweep of those three events.
“It’s been the same way all season,” Sims said of the results in the distance events. “We have no shortage of sprinters, but we haven’t yet developed our distance runners.”
Norwich’s boys run in the Parkhurst Invitational, Saturday at Union-Endicott.
Results
Boys
M-E 69, Norwich 63
3,200 relay: (M), 10:26.5. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.4; 100m: Jon Lin (M), 12.0. 400m relay; (M), 47.8. 1,500m: Ben Reynolds (M), 4:35.6. 400m: Cameron Turner (N), 58.7. 400 hurdles: Andres Rodriguez (M), 1:04.3. 800m: Tyler Layton (M), 2:21. 200m: Kyle Acenowr (N), 24.9. 3,200m: (N) S. Spittler, 10:43.3. 1,600m relay; (N) Acenowr, C. Turner, Spittler, Matt Murray, 3:56.9. Long jump: (N) Reilly, 18-8. Triple jump: John Lin (M), 38-9 1/2. High jump: Marcus Osovski (M), 5-8. Shot put: Jeff Lockwood (M), 41-9. Discus: Damien Marvin (N), 96-5. Pole vault: not contested.
Girls
M-E 75, Norwich 57
100 hurdles: (N) Kayla May, 17.6; 3,200m relay: (M), 11:47.9. 100m: (N) S. Bonnell, 12.6. 1,500m: Megan Jacoby (M), 5:36.1. 400m relay: (M), 54.6. 400m: (N) Cleo Daoud, 1:03.9. 400 hurdles: (N) May, 1:13.5. 800m: Chelsea Ross (M), 2:37.4. 200m: (N) Bonnell, 28.4. 3,000m: (M) Megan Jacoby, 11:43. 1,600m relay: (N) Hailey Dietrich, Laurie Fogelstrom, Allison Krush, Miranda Costin, 5:23.9. Long jump: (N) Bonnell, 15-9 3/4. Triple Jump: (N) Lexi Perez, 31-8. High jump: Tyquesha Bellamy (M), 5-0. Shot put: (N) Elisha Eddy, 26-11 1/2. Discus: Shannon Letavich (M), 81-1.
Boys’ Tennis
Norwich 4, Sidney 3
NORWICH – Norwich defeated MAC champion Sidney in the last of eight matches this season clinching the win with two victories at doubles.
Norwich (3-5) singles players Jeff Handy and Allan Sun won in straight sets, while at first and second doubles respectively, Alex White-Van Hopson and Nate Perry-Eli Craig were decisive winners.
“By the end of the season, we became match tough, and we definitely competed to our ability today,” said Norwich coach John Stewart.
Norwich competes in the Class B sectionals on Thursday.
Results
Singles: Jeff Handy (N) d. Frank Vanca, 6-4, 6-2; Josh Edwards (S) d. Elliott Stewart, 6-1, 6-2; Evan Eliason (S) d. Ryan Cambron, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; Allan Sun (N) d. Joe Morris, 6-2, 7-5.
Doubles: Alex White-Van Hopson (N) d. Rob McLean-Brian Herbig, 7-5, 6-0. Nate Perry-Eli Craig (N) d. Justin Bartz-JC Merced, 6-1, 6-2; James Nerring-Joe Petrowski (S) d. Adam Brazee-C.J. LoPresti, 6-0, 6-0.
Golf
Oxford 236, Unadilla Valley 238
OXFORD – Oxford avenged a loss to Unadilla Valley shooting its season-low score Monday at Bluestone Golf Club.
Cory Seiler, who already qualified for the Section IV Medalist Tournament this coming Thursday, shot a 3-over-par 37 to lead the Blackhawks. Haley Witchella added a 47 and Dan Dey was next at 48.
Tom Wallace and Ryan Jacobs medaled for UV shooting matching 43s.
Oxford (4-7) hosts Cincinnatus today.
Results
(par-34 front nine at Bluestone G.C.)
Oxford: Cory Seiler, 37; Haley Witchella, 47; Dan Dey, 48; Caden Izard, 50; Chris Marks, 54.
UV: Tom Wallace, 43; Ryan Jacobs, 43; Taylor Anderson, 48; David Anderson, 51; Collin Izard, 53.
Greene 8, Delhi 0
GREENE – Greene senior Megan McDermott certainly made the most of her first opportunity to pitch this season.
McDermott, last year’s starting pitcher, deferred to freshman Rebecca Hanrahan the first 16 games while recovering from an off-season injury. She made a triumphant return to the mound Monday tossing a no-hitter against the Bulldogs striking out 10 and walking two. “She’s been throwing the last four days in practice and she’s looked good,” said Greene coach Rick Smith. “I wanted to give her a chance to pitch a home game. She’s been a great teammate through her injury and she was going to be our number one pitcher until she was injured. What a nice tandem (of pitchers) we’ll have going into sectionals.”
Greene (15-2), who clinched the MAC Division One title last week, received three hits, three runs scored and one RBI from Caitlin Willis. McDermott helped herself at the plate with two hits and one ribbie.
Greene is at B-G Wednesday.
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Megan McDermott (WP) and Haley MacLaren, Brittany Youngs (4); Josie Elwell (LP) and Lindsay Seyforth. Triples: (G) McDermott; Caitlin Willis.
S-E 9, Morrisville-Eaton 0
MORRISVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville pitcher Lindsay Hodges struck out 16 in a four-hit shutout victory over Morrisville-Eaton Monday.
Brenda Hoefler had a team-high three hits and two RBI. Grace Dunshee drove in two runs ,Allison Hicks had two RBI, while Megan Record, Liz Farrow, and Hodges added a pair of basehits.
Saturday, the Marauders won the consolation game of the B-G Tournament defeating Unatego, 13-1. Hodges was a perfect 5-for-5 with three RBI, Hoefler had three hits and two RBI as the Marauders finished with 13 total hits. Hodges allowed five hits striking out eight.
S-E (8-6) hosts Waterville today.
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Lindsay Hodges (W) and Megan Record. Tori Merilling (L) and Rachel Edinger.
Unadilla Valley 6, Walton 5
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley did all of its scoring over the last three innings, and scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to pull out its sixth win of the season.
Holley Reynolds stole home for Walton in the top of the seventh to give her team a one-run lead.
In the last of the seventh, Breanne White walked and scored the tying run on Hannah Benson’s RBI double. Hannah Johnson bunted for a basehit moving Benson to third, and when Johnson attempted a steal of second, Walton threw the ball away allowing Benson to come home with the winner.
Johnson had three hits for UV, who did not have a hit the first four innings. “They switched pitchers in the fifth inning, and the girl who came in threw harder,” said UV coach Brandi Backus. “I think our girls liked that pace better. This was the best our team has played in at least two weeks.”
UV (6-9) hosts Oxford today.
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Breanne White (W) and Kara Collins. Sam Latourette, Allie Forkey (5, LP) and Holley Reynolds. Doubles: (UV) Hannah Benson.
Chenango Valley 17, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Mikala King and Taylor Hendrickson combined on a one-hit shutout for Chenango Valley Monday afternoon at Norwich.
Danielle Sheldon had the lone hit for Norwich, who gave up seven runs in the second inning.
Dani Colts had three hits for CV including a grand slam. Shannon Kane went 2-for-2 with a double and a home run. The Warriors finished with two triples, two homers, and four doubles among their 14 basehits.
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Mikala King (W), Taylor Hendrickson (6) and Katie Hudson. Kristin Carpenter (L) and Ashley Thomas. HR: (CV) Dani Colts, Shannon Kane.
Bainbridge-Guilford 13, Oxford 6
OXFORD – B-G pulled away scoring six runs over the final two innings to defeat the Blackhawks Monday.
Katie Anderson had two hits and two RBI for the Bobcats, who extended their lead to 13-3 after a four-run seventh.
“We had too many errors that cost us runs,” said Oxford coach Margo Barrows. “We haven’t practiced in a week, and that makes a difference in your preparation.”
Julie Heggie was 5-for-5 with five stolen bases for Oxford. Jackie Heggie had two hits including a two-run homer in the seventh.
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Ashley Lamont (W) and Katie Anderson. Ashlee Farwell (L), Jackie Heggie (7) and Alyshia Crawford. Doubles: (BG) Baverle. Triples: (O) Alyshia Crawford. HR: (O) Julie Heggie.
Milford 19, G-MU 2
COPES CORNERS – Gabby Skillin allowed just one G-MU hit, and the Wildcats’ batters drew 18 walks to pad the scoreboard in Monday’s Tri-Valley League game.
Kaila Thorn led Milford’s batters with three hits, four runs scored, and three RBI. Chelsea Krieg had two hits, two runs, and three RBI as well.
G-MU hosts Edmeston Wednesday.
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Gabby Skillin (WP) and Kaila Thorn. Marissa Finch (LP) and Calli Hill. Doubles: (M) Chelsea Krieg.
DeRuyter 16, Otselic Valley 0
DERUYTER – Jen Cizenski hit a two-run homer for DeRuyter, who took advantage of five OV errors in the second inning to open a nine-run lead.
Cizenski and Bridget Way had two hits apiece for the Rockets, and winning pitcher Alyssa Patsos allowed just four hits.
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WP–Alyssa Patsos, LP–Jessica Loomis. HR: (D) Jen Cizenski. HR: (D) Jen Cizenski.
Track and Field
Spartans upend Norwich
ENDWELL – Norwich was without a couple key components Monday, and Maine-Endwell’s boys took advantage in a 69-63 victory, the closest league matchup for the Tornado this season.
The Spartans’ girls swept the 800-, 1,500-, and 3,000-meter races – 27 total points to none for Norwich – in winning a 75-57 final.
“If we had everyone available for the boys, we probably would have won,” said Norwich co-coach Paul Sims, who added that the pole vault was not contested, an event NHS would have likely won as well.
Mike Reilly had two firsts and two seconds for Norwich winning the 110-meter hurdles and the long jump.
Kayla May swept both hurdles races for Norwich, and Sarah Bonnell continued to impress in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, and long jump with a sweep of those three events.
“It’s been the same way all season,” Sims said of the results in the distance events. “We have no shortage of sprinters, but we haven’t yet developed our distance runners.”
Norwich’s boys run in the Parkhurst Invitational, Saturday at Union-Endicott.
Results
Boys
M-E 69, Norwich 63
3,200 relay: (M), 10:26.5. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.4; 100m: Jon Lin (M), 12.0. 400m relay; (M), 47.8. 1,500m: Ben Reynolds (M), 4:35.6. 400m: Cameron Turner (N), 58.7. 400 hurdles: Andres Rodriguez (M), 1:04.3. 800m: Tyler Layton (M), 2:21. 200m: Kyle Acenowr (N), 24.9. 3,200m: (N) S. Spittler, 10:43.3. 1,600m relay; (N) Acenowr, C. Turner, Spittler, Matt Murray, 3:56.9. Long jump: (N) Reilly, 18-8. Triple jump: John Lin (M), 38-9 1/2. High jump: Marcus Osovski (M), 5-8. Shot put: Jeff Lockwood (M), 41-9. Discus: Damien Marvin (N), 96-5. Pole vault: not contested.
Girls
M-E 75, Norwich 57
100 hurdles: (N) Kayla May, 17.6; 3,200m relay: (M), 11:47.9. 100m: (N) S. Bonnell, 12.6. 1,500m: Megan Jacoby (M), 5:36.1. 400m relay: (M), 54.6. 400m: (N) Cleo Daoud, 1:03.9. 400 hurdles: (N) May, 1:13.5. 800m: Chelsea Ross (M), 2:37.4. 200m: (N) Bonnell, 28.4. 3,000m: (M) Megan Jacoby, 11:43. 1,600m relay: (N) Hailey Dietrich, Laurie Fogelstrom, Allison Krush, Miranda Costin, 5:23.9. Long jump: (N) Bonnell, 15-9 3/4. Triple Jump: (N) Lexi Perez, 31-8. High jump: Tyquesha Bellamy (M), 5-0. Shot put: (N) Elisha Eddy, 26-11 1/2. Discus: Shannon Letavich (M), 81-1.
Boys’ Tennis
Norwich 4, Sidney 3
NORWICH – Norwich defeated MAC champion Sidney in the last of eight matches this season clinching the win with two victories at doubles.
Norwich (3-5) singles players Jeff Handy and Allan Sun won in straight sets, while at first and second doubles respectively, Alex White-Van Hopson and Nate Perry-Eli Craig were decisive winners.
“By the end of the season, we became match tough, and we definitely competed to our ability today,” said Norwich coach John Stewart.
Norwich competes in the Class B sectionals on Thursday.
Results
Singles: Jeff Handy (N) d. Frank Vanca, 6-4, 6-2; Josh Edwards (S) d. Elliott Stewart, 6-1, 6-2; Evan Eliason (S) d. Ryan Cambron, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; Allan Sun (N) d. Joe Morris, 6-2, 7-5.
Doubles: Alex White-Van Hopson (N) d. Rob McLean-Brian Herbig, 7-5, 6-0. Nate Perry-Eli Craig (N) d. Justin Bartz-JC Merced, 6-1, 6-2; James Nerring-Joe Petrowski (S) d. Adam Brazee-C.J. LoPresti, 6-0, 6-0.
Golf
Oxford 236, Unadilla Valley 238
OXFORD – Oxford avenged a loss to Unadilla Valley shooting its season-low score Monday at Bluestone Golf Club.
Cory Seiler, who already qualified for the Section IV Medalist Tournament this coming Thursday, shot a 3-over-par 37 to lead the Blackhawks. Haley Witchella added a 47 and Dan Dey was next at 48.
Tom Wallace and Ryan Jacobs medaled for UV shooting matching 43s.
Oxford (4-7) hosts Cincinnatus today.
Results
(par-34 front nine at Bluestone G.C.)
Oxford: Cory Seiler, 37; Haley Witchella, 47; Dan Dey, 48; Caden Izard, 50; Chris Marks, 54.
UV: Tom Wallace, 43; Ryan Jacobs, 43; Taylor Anderson, 48; David Anderson, 51; Collin Izard, 53.
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