Evening Sun Report

Girls’ Swimming

Greene 99, Delhi 80
DELHI – Greene was strong at the beginning and strong at the end of its meet with Delhi Tuesday night.
The Trojans overcame their top MAC rival winning the first three events, and then closing with three wins to win their season-opener.
“It’s always a heavyweight bout between us and Delhi, and that’s what it will probably be at the league championships later this year,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “Our swimmers were mentally and physically prepared tonight.”
Jessica Brooks, making her debut for the Trojans, was a four-time winner to lead the way. Katie Crowe had two victories, while Leah Kazalski and Jessica Treadwell added a pair of wins.
Greene visits Johnson City on Thursday.
Results
200-yard medley relay: Greene (Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, Emily Bertram, Jessica Treadwell) 2:06.16; 200 freestyle: Katie Crowe (G) 2:18.19; 200 individual medley: Jessica Brooks (G) 2:29.48; 50 freestyle: Chandler Shepard (D) 25.72; Diving: Leah Kazalski (G) 120.95; 100 butterfly: Amy Merriman (D) 1:07.54; 100 freestyle: Chandler Shepard (D) 57.02; 500 freestyle: Eden Anderson (D) 6:30.62; 200 free relay: Delhi (Olivia Green, Taylor Clark, Merriman, Shepard) 1:52.61; 100 backstroke: Brooks (G) 1:07.42; 100 breaststroke: Crowe (G) 1:17.73; 400 freestyle relay: Greene (J. Treadwell, Kazalski, Brooks, Crowe) 4:18.54.

Norwich 94, Susquehanna Valley 89
NORWICH – Needing to win the last event for its first victory this season, the Tornado edged out Sus Valley, and added a third-place in the meet-closing 400-yard freestyle relay Tuesday night.
“It was definitely even all the way through the meet, and we needed the last event,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey, who said her club trailed by one point entering the last relay.
Sara Loomis keyed Norwich’s victory winning tight races in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles. Makenzie Williams was a double winner taking the 200 individual medley and 100-yard breaststroke, while Erin Gawronski claimed a first in the 500-yard freestyle.
“It was back and forth the whole way, and it was nice to get our first win,” Downey said.
Norwich is at Chenango Valley Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (SV), 2:08.35. 200 free: (SV) Godbout, 2:10.25. 200 IM: (N) Makenzie Williams, 2:31.09. 50 free: (N) Sara Loomis, 27.82. Diving: (SV) Tashianna Stockton, 169.80. 100 fly: (SV) Godbout, 1:07.73; 100 free: (N) Loomis, 1:00.58. 500 free: (N) Erin Gawrowski, 6:11.69. 200 free relay: (SV), 1:53.66. 100 back: (S) Amanda Stopper, 1:09.48. 100 breaststroke: (N) Williams, 1:16.64. 400 free relay: (N) 4:17.37, Krissy Stroh, Gawronski, Kerstin Franklin, Williams.

Girls’ Soccer

Greene 3, Unadilla Valley 1
GREENE – Greene spotted Unadilla Valley an early goal before rallying for its third win this season.
Amanda Tumilowicz had the Storm in front scoring at 12:34 of the first half. Just over three minutes later, Vanessa Markham tallied for the Trojans (3-2) after a scramble in the penalty box.
Liz Wentlent put in the go-ahead goal hitting a shot from the left corner of the 18-yard box into the lower left corner of the goal. “We were accurate with our shots and our passing was a lot better today,” said Greene coach Brandy Stone. “We were able to capitalize on more opportunities.”
Greene plays at Walton Thursday.
Summary
(2-1 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Amanda Tumilowicz, 1-0. (G) Vanessa Markham, 1-0; Liz Wentlent, 1-1; Amanda Weeks, 1-0.
Shots-cornerkicks: (G) 12-5, (UV) 9-3.
Saves: (G) Emily Pierce, 6, (UV) Kara Collins, 8.

Seton Catholic Central 3, Norwich 2 (OT)
NORWICH – Seton Catholic Central thwarted Norwich’s comeback bid pulling out an overtime win over the hard-charging Tornado.
Seton took the lead 19 seconds into the game on a goal by Amanda Fierle, and Fierle upped the lead to two goals by halftime.
Norwich senior Sarah Bonnell, held scoreless since the opening game, scored the first of her two goals midway through the second half, and tied the game with four minutes left.
Erin Jones netted the winner for the Saints with one minute left in the first overtime.
“Hopefully it will sink in (for our team) how well we played in the second half,” said Norwich coach Jeremy Bolton. “We did a great job tying the game up, but we expended all of our energy, and didn’t have a lot left for overtime.”
Norwich hosts Susquehanna Valley Thursday.
Summary
(2-0 SCC at half, SCC scored in first OT)
Goals-assists: (S) Amanda Fierle, 2-0, Erin Jones, 1-0; Nicole Keefe, 0-1; Danielle Bolan, 0-1. (N) Sarah Bonnell, 2-0.
Shots-corners: (S) 18-9, (N) 9-0.
Saves: (S) Maria Turrigiano, 6. (N) Tatyana Ithier, 13.

Cincinnatus 6, Otselic Valley 0
CINCINNATUS – Otselic Valley missed an open net 90 seconds after Cincinnatus’ opening goal of the first half, and the Red Lions were able to preserve the shutout win on Tuesday.
Mallory Cobb, an eighth-grader for Cincy, converted a penalty kick early in the second half to kickstart her team’s big second half.
“We had our chances, the difference was they put theirs in, and we didn’t,” said OV coach Kevin Springer. “It was a pretty even game, but you wouldn’t know it by the score.”
OV plays at Brookfield Thursday.
Summary
(1-0 at the half)
Goals: (C) Rosie Shevalier, 1, Bailey Rutan, 1, Mallory Cobb, 1 (PK), Jalynne Smith, 1, Jennifer Rice, 1, Devin Blanchard 1.
Shots-corners: (C) 14-7, (OV) 9-4.
Saves: (OV) Jessica Loomis, 7, (C) Trisha Root, 5.

Sidney 3, B-G 1
BAINBRIDGE – Sidney’s Dani Gravel had two of her three goals in the first half to lead the Warriors past host B-G.
The Bobcats sustained more offense than any of their previous six games, and the pressure in the Sidney zone yielded Tasha Gould’s goal. “I changed things around and loaded up our front line more,” said B-G coach George Williams, who admitted he sacrificed some defense with the alignment change. “Both teams could have scored more goals, and it was our best game of the season.”
B-G (0-7) hosts Greene Saturday at 11 a.m.
Summary
(2-0 Sidney at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Dani Gravel, 3-0; Rachel Decker, 0-1. (BG) Tasha Gould, 1-0; Raileigh Hall, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 13-1, (BG) 11-3.
Saves: (S) Stephanie Simonds, 8, (BG) Caiti Anderson.

Oxford 1, Walton 0
WALTON – Oxford won its first game of the season, and in the process, dealt Walton its first defeat on Tuesday.
Julie Heggie deflected Kelli Whitehill’s cornerkick into the goal with two minutes left in the opening half for the game’s lone tally.
Oxford dominated much of the first half, and withstood Walton’s increased pressure over the second half to hang on to the lead.
“We were a little nervous going into this game, and we felt this was a real good win,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle. “We talked about what we needed to do in practice, and we executed our game plan well.”
Oxford (1-3) hosts Unatego on Thursday.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Julie Heggie, 1-0; Kelli Whitehill, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 11-4; (W) 2-5.
Saves: (O) Misty Golden, 2. (W) Kalie Olson 10.

Field Hockey

Harpursville 2, Oxford 1
HARPURSVILLE – Erin Andrews scored in the opening two minutes of each half giving Harpursville a two-goal lead in Tuesday’s win over Oxford.
Oxford pared the margin in half when Lacey Barry scored unassisted.
“We came out flat at the beginning of the game and after halftime, and they made us pay for it,” said Oxford coach Melissa Chrystie.
Summary
(1-0 Harpursville at half)
Goals-assists: (H) Erin Andrews, 2-0; Amanda Frayer, 0-1; Stephanie Gaska, 0-1; (O) Lacey Barry, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (H) 16-18, (O) 7-5.
Saves: (H) Ashley Hall 6, (O) Alyshia Crawford, 14.

Morrisville-Eaton 5, S-E 0
MORRISVILLE – Morrisville-Eaton scored in bunches – all five goals in a 15-minute span of the second half – to blank S-E on Tuesday.
Rae Brown tallied twice in the midst of M-E’s spurt, the lone multiple goal scorer.
“We played a very good first half, but once they scored, it was deflating,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman. “We got back on our heels, and it fell apart.”
S-E hosts Ilion today.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assist: Leigha Morriss, 1-0; Kate Verne, 1-1; Rae Brown, 2-0; Emily Corpin, 1-0; Amanda Schokker, 0-1; Shelbe Widger, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (ME) 22-14, (SE) 1-2.
Saves: (ME) Carrie Rider, 1. (SE) Colleen Carrocio, 13.

Boys’ Soccer

Morrisville-Eaton 3, S-E 2
MORRISVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville dropped its third straight one-goal game, this time on a late penalty kick on Tuesday.
After the Marauders’ Oria Bays tied the game with 3:25 left, M-E drew a foul in the penalty box after a handball with 1:56 remaining, and Tyler Banker completed his hat trick nailing a penalty kick for the winner.
Bays had both Marauders goals in the game, and S-E held a slight 10-9 edge in shots on goal.
Summary
(2-1 M-E at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Tyler Banker, 3-0. (SE) Oria Bays, 2-0, Eric Muth, 0-2.
M-E) 9-4, (SE) 10-8
Matt Pelton, 4. (SE) Sam Caton, 4.

Golf

Seton Catholic Central 194, Norwich 203
BINGHAMTON – Unbeaten Seton Catholic Central halted Norwich’s two-match winning streak at Ely Park Golf Club Tuesday.
Josh Jimenez shot a two-over-par 36 to lead the Saints.
“We didn’t play quite as well in the top three spots as we have most of the year, but it was very competitive, and anybody’s match through the first seven holes,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham.
Ryan Hagen led Norwich (4-3) with a 39, while Eric Walling and Richie Bonney shared the runner-up spots for NHS carding 40s.
Norwich plays at Chenango Valley today.
Results
(par-34 front nine at Ely Park G.C.)
SCC: Josh Jimenez, 36; Bob Garbade, 37; Reid MacGregor, 39; Mike Hacker, 39; Leo Moran, 43.
NHS: Ryan Hagen, 39; Eric Walling, 40; Richie Bonney, 40; Jacob Kelly, 41; Gabe Leibundgut, 43.