Field Hockey

Oxford Blackhawks Tournament
OXFORD – Greene’s unbeaten streak this season continued at the Oxford Blackhawks Field Hockey Tournament this weekend.
The Trojans advanced to the finals with a 5-2 win over Harpursville, then blanked a pesky Sidney team, 5-0 for the tourney title on Saturday.
Andrea Day had two goals for the Trojans against Sidney, and Greene rode a strong first half to a 3-0 advantage. “Sidney is a tough team with good speed,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin. “I felt we just played really well.”
Greene scored just 1:02 into the game after drawing a penalty corner. Erin Smith fired a shot that went just right of the goal post, but Amy David was on the spot to tip it into the cage. Anna Crumb and Jahna Driscoll added goals in the championship win.
“Even though we scored two more goals in the second half, Sidney fought us hard,” Carlin said. “We made some passing combinations that were really pretty cool. We’re solid at all of our positions and everyone is playing well.”
The Trojans set the tourney pattern for fast starts building a 4-0 lead over Harpursville by halftime on Friday. Day had the game’s first goal off a pass from Emily Conroe. Freshman Emma Anderson came off the bench to score the second goal, and Anderson added a second goal before halftime. “Before I put Emma in, I told her to go in and score a goal for me,” Carlin said, who kidded Anderson after her second goal. “When she scored the second one, I said to her, ‘I only told you to score one.’”
Anna Crumb and Smith also had goals in the blowout victory.
Crumb, Smith, David, and Chrissy Conroe were the Trojans’ selections to the all-tournament team.
Greene hosts Windsor Tuesday night at 5:30 p.m. on the new field turf facility.
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Oxford put forth its best offensive performances at its home tourney, although each contest ended in defeat.
Friday, Lyndsay Delello scored in overtime for the Warriors leading her team to a 3-2 victory over the Blackhawks. It was a much tighter contest than the first meeting this season in which Sidney rolled to a blowout win.
Of note, Oxford goalie Alyshia Crawford made a 75-yard clear deep into Sidney territory to set up one of Lacey Barry’s two goals on the day.
In the consolation game Saturday night, Harpursville had four different players score to prevail over Oxford, 4-2.
Ashley Nichols and Nicole Stoddard scored unassisted for the Blackhawks. “I felt we played (Harpursville) evenly, and it was nice to get some shots on goal,” said Oxford coach Melissa Chrystie.
Summaries
Greene 5, Sidney 0
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Amy David, 1-0; Anna Crumb, 1-1; Andrea Day, 2-0; Jahna Driscoll,1-0; Emily Conroe, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-10, (S) 2-3.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 1. (S) Brit Ward, 9.
Greene 5, Harpursville 2
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Andrea Day 1-1, Emma Anderson, 2-0; Anna Crumb, 1-0; Erin Smith, 1-1; Emily Conroe, 0-1. (H) Stephanie Gaska, 1-0; Mackenzie Townsend, 1-1.
shots-corners: (G) 14-7, (H) 2-2.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 0; (H) 7.
Harpursville 4, Oxford 2
Summary
(2-1 Harpursville at half)
Goals-assists: (H) McKenzie Townsend, 1-0, Taylor Hendrickson, 1-0; Erin Andrews, 1-0; Amanday Frayer, 1-1; Stephanie Gaska, 0-1. (O) Ashley Nichols, 1-0; Nicole Stoddard, 1-0.
shots-corners: (O) 9-6, (H) 9-15
Saves: (O) A. Crawford, 5, (H) Ashley Hall, 7.
Sidney 3, Oxford 2
Summary
(2-2 end of regulation, Sidney scores in OT)
Goals-assists: (O) Lacey Barry, 2-0, Alyshia Crawford, 0-1. (S) Lyndsay Delello, 2-0, Meredith Delello, 0-2, Hannah Wood, 1-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 2-0, (S) 10-11
Saves: (S) Britt Ward, 0; (O) Alyshia Crawford 5

Boys’ Soccer

Oxford 5, Walton 3
WALTON – Oxford senior Taylor Bates had his second four-goal game of the week, and that was enough for the Blackhawks to win on the road Saturday.
Bates scored just 3 1/2 minutes into the game and had the first four for his team. Walton tied the game twice at 1-1 and 2-2, but Bates goal late in the half gave Oxford the lead for good. “He (Bates) played pretty well today, and he was able to use his speed,” said Oxford coach Matt Dorman. “He missed a couple, but when someone scores four goals, you’re never going to complain.”
Kyle Ferrington had one goal and two assists for Oxford, who improved to 7-2 on the season. “Walton is right up there in our league and they keep coming at you,” Dorman said. “It was good to walk away with a win.”
Summary
(3-2 Oxford at the half)
Goals-assists: (O) Taylor Bates, 4-1, Kyle Ferrington, 1-2; Jake Carr, 0-2. (W) Brennan Chambers, 1-1; Tyler Magnus, 1-0; Dale Morley, 1-1; Tim Maguire, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 12-3, (W) 15-9.
Saves: (O) Branden McConnell, 11; (W) Peter Adams, 7.

Greene 10, Unadilla Valley 0
GREENE – Greene piled up the goals in its first game on the new field turf, and remained unbeaten on the season in Saturday’s home contest.
Mikki Brown and Alex Driscoll each had hat tricks for the Trojans to lead the offense. Eli Marks, Evan Moxley, Corey Dietrich, and Nate Patrick added goals to the offense.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Mikki Brown, 3-0; Alex Driscoll, 3-0; Evan Moxley, 1-1; Eli Marks, 1-0; Corey Dietrich, 1-0; Nate Patrick, 1-0; Dan Moriarity, 0-1; Ryan Ludwig, 0-1; Ethan Buhl, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 28-6, (UV) 0-0.
Saves: (UV) Mike Anson, 18, (G) Curtis Richards, 0.

DeRuyter 1 Otselic Valley 0
DERUYTER – In an evenly contested battled, DeRuyter averted overtime against the Vikings scoring the game-winning goal with just 28 seconds remaining.
Andrew Driscoll took a through pass, and made a low shot into the net to give the Rockets the edge.
OV plays at George Jr. Republic today.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (D) Andrew Driscoll, 1-0
Shots-corners (OV) 9-3, (D) 11-3.
Saves: (OV) Coye, 8, (D) Cirbus, 7.

Sauquoit Valley 5, S-E 1
SHERBURNE – Down 2-1 at the half, S-E gave up a goal early in the second half, and had no offensive response.
Tyler Denton and Dave Stuhlman had two goals apiece for Sauquoit Valley.
Brian Palmer tallied for S-E getting a pass from Carter cole. “We had a decent first half after giving up two quick goals,” said Marauders coach Mike Rodriguez. “We made some quick changes, and we responded getting a goal back. After they scored early in the second half, it kind of took the wind out of our sails.”
S-E plays Herkimer on Tuesday.
Summary
(2-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (SV) Tyler Denton, 2-0, Dave Stuhlman, 2-0; Matt Olmstead, 1-1. (SE) Brian Palmer, 1-0; Carter Cole, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SV) 20-7 (SE) 5-2
Saves: (SV) Evan Owens, 2. (SE) Sam Caton, 6.

CV-Springfield 2, G-MU 0
COPES CORNERS – League unbeaten Cherry Valley-Springfield, controlled play against the Raiders, and took the lead four minutes into the contest Friday.
Brett Adams scored unassisted, and teammate Justin Monahan made it a two-goal lead at the 12:46 mark. “They did control the ball more than us, but it was our defensive mistakes that led to their goals more than anything else,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (C) Brett Adams, 1-0; Justin Monahan, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (C) 17-4, (G) 9-1
Saves: (C) 2. (G) Delmar 7.

B-G 3, Sidney 2
BAINBRIDGE – Exchange student Lennart Seidel scored off a cornerkick with 1:50 left in the game, his second tally of the contest, to give B-G a one-goal victory over local rival Sidney.
B-G answered an early Sidney goal, and each team traded tallies until Seidel’s game-winner. Josh Norris added a goal for the Bobcats.
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Josh Edwards, 2-0; Brian Herbig, 0-1; Lennart Seidel, 2-0; Josh Norris, 1-0; Brent Fuller, 0-1; Brooks Harmon, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (BG) 16-4, (S) 12-1.
Saves: (BG) Dylan Whaley, 4, (S) Ian Ostrander, 9.

Girls’ Soccer

Oxford 3, B-G 1 (OT)
OXFORD – Oxford scored the game-winning goal in the second overtime, and tacked on an insurance tally to pick up its third win of the season on Friday.
Julie Heggie broke the tie just 1:35 into the second extra period after a scramble in front of the goal. Ginny Burdick received a crossing pass from Kelli Whitehill, and netted her second goal of the contest with 14 seconds left for the final margin.
Tasha Gould had B-G’s goal in the first half to knot the game up, and keeper Caiti Anderson had 20 saves to help her team stay in the contest. “Their keeper played very well, and she was there every place that we kicked it,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle.
Oxford is 3-3 in league play and 3-5 overall.
Summary
(1-1 at half, 1-1 end of second half, Oxford scored twice in second OT)
Goals-assists: (O) Ginny Burdick, 2-0, Julie Heggie, 1-0; Kelli Whitehill, 0-1; Emily Smith, 0-1. (BG) Tasha Gould, 1-0, Ashley Lamont, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (BG) 8-6, (O) 32-5.
Saves: (BG) Caiti Anderson 20,. (O) Misty Golden, 5.

Unatego 3, Greene 0
OTEGO – Sarah Mannina scored a pair of goals for Unatego, the first of which was just three minutes into the game, as Unatego remained unbeaten (6-0) in MAC division play.
Summary
(2-0 Unatego at half)
Goals-assists: (U) Sarah Mannina 2-0, Stephanie Havens 1-0, Laura Talbot 0-2.
Shots-cornerkicks: (G) 6-3; (U) 16-4.
Saves: Emily Pierce (G) 10; Shelby Beers (U) 5.

Unadilla Valley 1, Delhi 0
DELHI – Unadilla Valley scored in the second half to pull off a shutout road victory on Friday.
Kara Collins scored after a Delhi turnover netting a shot from 18 yards out into the near post.
Torrie French made eight saves for the Storm to preserve the shutout.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Kara Collins, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 8-4; (D) 14-0.
Saves: Torrie French (UV) 8; Libby Buel (D) 4.

CV-Springfield 3, G-MU 0
CHERRY VALLEY – Cherry Valley-Springfield won for the eighth time in nine games getting goals from Ksenia Hanlon, Lauren Loucks, and Zane Ashford in Friday’s shutout victory over the Raiders.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists; (C) Ksenia Hanlon 1-0, Morgan VanAlstine 0-1, Lauren Loucks 1-0, Maya Anichini 0-1, Zane Ashford 1-0.
Shots-cornerkicks: (G) 3-1; (C) 13-7.
Goalies: Logan Eltz (G) 6; Tiffany Thompson (C) 3.

Girls’ Swimming

Norwich 98, Johnson City 79
NORWICH – Makenzie Williams won four total events for Norwich, and eighth-grader Erin Gawrowski placed first in three of the four events she entered as Norwich won for the second time this season Friday at Norwich.
Gawronski won the 200-yard freestyle and 500-yard freestyle, while also competing on a winning relay. Williams participated on two victorious relays, and grabbed firsts in the 200-yard individual medley along with the 100-yard breaststroke.
Sara Loomis won the 50- and 100-yard freestyle for Norwich, Kaitlyn Darling earned a first in diving, and Julia Simcoe grabbed a win for the Tornado in the 100-yard breaststroke.
“The girls were very excited to get another win,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey.
Results
200-yard medley relay: Norwich (Julia Simcoe, MacKenzie Williams, Christian Franklin, Chrissy Stroh) 2:09.48; 200 freestyle: Erin Gawronski (N) 2:21.79; 200 individual medley: Mackenzie Williams (N) 2:31.89; 50 freestyle: Sara Loomis (N) 27.45; Diving: Kaitlyn Darling (N) 114.75; 100 butterfly: Christina Franklin (N) 1:12.50; 100 freestyle: Sara Loomis (N) 1:02.00; 500 freestyle: Erin Gawronski (N) 6:14.50; 200 free relay: Johnson City (Liz Moore, Traci Martinez, Megan Dempsey, Megan Ehrets) 1:55.41; 100 backstroke: Julia Simcoe (N) 1:11.88; 100 breaststroke: MacKenzie Williams (N) 1:17.80; 400 freestyle relay: Norwich (Chrissy Stroh, Christian Franklin, Erin Gawronski, MacKenzie Williams) 4:20.91.

Delhi 63, S-E 31
SHERBURNE – Delhi took control of Friday’s meet at Sherburne-Earlville, and won all but one event to deal the Marauders their first meet loss of the season.
Hannah Bollinger, a seventh-grader, had S-E’s lone victory taking the 500-yard freestyle in 6:10.93.
Results
200 medley relay: (Delhi), Burns, Brown, Merriman, Shepard, 2:12.08. 200 freestyle: (Delhi) Greene, 2:21.37; 200 IM: (Delhi) A. Merriman, 2:30.64; 50 free: (Delhi) Shepard, 25.61. Diving: not held, 100 fly: (Delhi) A. Merriman, 1:12.43; 100 free: (Delhi), Shepard, 56.90. 500 free: (SE), Bollinger, 6:10.93. 200 free relay: (Delhi), Green, Brown, B. Merriman, A. Merriman, 1:59.59. 100 backstroke: (Delhi) Burns, 1:12.00. 100 breaststroke: (Delhi) Brown, 1:25.57. 400 free relay: (Delhi), Burns, B. Merriman, Green, Shepard, 4:19.66.

Girls’ Tennis

Norwich 5, Owego 2
NORWICH – Norwich bounced back quickly from a loss to Sus Valley earlier in the week defeating Owego for the second time this season.
Bryan Loomis at first singles led a sweep of the singles matches. Sophie Stewart, Reva Seager, and Jessica Lerner added victories.
At first doubles, Emily Stewart and Katie Orioli combined for a 7-5, 6-3 win over the Indians’ Ashley Loymeyer and Danielle Dupuis.
Results
Singles: Bryn Loomis (N) def. Laura Dragon 6-2, 6-4; Sophie Stewart (N) def. Abby Wunder 6-1, 6-2; Reva Seager (N) def. Elizabeth Skovira 6-4, 6-3; Jessica Lerner (N) def. Corinne Heitmann 6-2, 4-6, 6-3.
Doubles: Emily Stewart-Katie Orioli (N) def. Ashley Loymeyer-Danielle Dupuis 7-5, 6-3; Amanda George-Carmina Georgescu (O) def. Kristi Orioli-Gina Mecciariello 6-1, 7-6 (7-3); Kira Thalacker-Alanna Daws (O) def. Shaniqua Yaccarino-Mallory Collier 6-3, 6-4.

Cross Country

S-E places 10th at E.J. Herman
UTICA – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys beat two Class B schools and three Center State Conference league members to place 10th out of 15 schools at Saturday’s E.J. Herman Invitational.
Noah Huff led the way for the Marauders placing 20th out of 123 runners in 18:56. Dan Palmiter was 30th in 19:21. “As far as scoring position in our league, we’re in good shape,” said S-E co-head coach Anne Geary. “We are running well as a group and performing well.”
S-E’s girls did not field a complete team. Sopheia Eddy was 22nd out of 108 runners timing a 22:19.
The Marauders compete in a four-way meet at Poland Wednesday, and host their annual invitational on Saturday morning.
Results
(at Utica, 3.1-mile course)
Girls: (SE runners out of 108 total runners; Sopheia Eddy (22), 22:19; Gabby Huff (87), 26:48; Erin Mahardy (100), 29:59, Amanda Clark (107), 35:43.
S-E boys (123 runners), 10th out of 15 schools.
Scoring runners; Noah Huff (20), 18:56; Dan Palmiter (30), 19:21; Dan Stanton (46), 20:03; Ryan Downey (65) 20:52. James Bennett (76), 21:10.
Non-scoring runners: Jeff Verry (90), 22:40. Mike Coombs (97), 25:03.