Norwich edges Greene in ‘great meet’
Girls’ Swimming
Norwich 94, Greene 89
GREENE – Greene won more of the battles, but it was Norwich that won the war.
In a non-league meet between local rivals, Norwich used a sweep in the 500-yard freestyle to grab a 13-point lead, and hang on for its third win of the season.
Greene (7-0, 8-2) won nine of 12 events including all three relays and the last four events. “What a great meet,” said Greene coach Mike Platta summing up what he had just witnessed. “We made a great run at them the last few events, but we could not match them depth-wise. Norwich has some good, young swimmers.”
Makenzie Williams, Kerstin Franklin, and Erin Gawronski had wins for Norwich, and it was Gawronski who led the one-two-three finish for the Tornado in the 500.
Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, Jessica Treadwell, Jenny Yeager, Leah Kazalski, Emily Bertram had multiple wins for Greene as individuals or as part of a victorious relay.
“We did have a lot of personal bests tonight,” Platta said. “Even though we were swimming back-to-back meets, we came out ready. It was senior night, and there was a lot of emotion on the deck and surrounding the meet. The focus was there. My hat is off to Norwich and Coach (Amanda) Downey. She is doing a fantastic job.”
Greene (7-0, 8-2) is at Sherburne-Earlville Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) J. Brooks, Katie Crowe, Emily Bertram, Jessica Treadwell, 2:07.15. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:14.43. 200 IM: (N) Makenzie Williams, 2:29.07. 50 free: (G) Jessica Treadwell, 26.95. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 142.15. 100 fly: (N) Kerstin Franklin, 1:13.38. 100 free: (G) Katie Crowe, 1:01.54. 500 free: (N) Erin Gawronski, 6:11.33. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Kazalski, Bertram, Treadwell, 1:54.91. 100 back: (G) J. Brooks, 1:07.16. 100 breaststroke: (G) Crowe, 1:16.71. 400 free relay: (G) Treadwell, Deanna Bay, Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, 4;13.61.
Field Hockey
Greene 7, Afton 0
GREENE – Greene beat Afton for the third time this season, and each win over the Crimson Knights has been increasingly impressive.
“We started a little slow after halftime,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin, who said her players may have lost focus after the senior recognition ceremony. “Once we settled down, holy cow, we just rolled. I looked at the score and couldn’t believe we had seven goals. I was trying to pull the starters out of there.”
Seniors Anna Crumb (two goals), Amy David, and Erin Smith accounted for four tallies. Underclassmen Jahna Driscoll, Andrea Day, and Emily Clark rounded out the scoring.
The Trojans host their own field hockey tournament this weekend, and face Maine-Endwell Friday at 8 p.m.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Amy David, 1-0; Anna Crumb, 2-0; Jahna Driscoll, 1-0; Andrea Day, 1-1; Emily Clark, 1-0; Erin Smith, 1-2; Chrissy Conroe, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-9, (A) 4-4.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 4. (A) Nicole Golden-Thomas, 4, Chelsea Boudreau, 3.
Boys’ Soccer
Cincinnatus 2, Otselic Valley 0
OTSELIC – Otselic Valley trimmed Cincinnatus’ goal output, but was unable to solve the Red Lions in a shutout defeat Wednesday.
Jake Stone scored eight minutes into the contest for Cincy, and had both of his team’s first-half tallies.
“We played them a little better, but were were not getting many scoring chances,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, whose team dropped a 5-0 final to Cincy earlier this season. “They are a well-skilled team that is good at controlling the ball and setting up quality shots. Our defense did a decent job, and Brandon Coye made some nice saves for us.”
The Vikings play at Madison on Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (C) Jake Stone, 2-0, Shondel Wright, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (C) 17-4 (OV) 5-1
Saves: (C) Brandon Coye, 12, (C) Rheinheimer, 3.
Oneonta 6, Norwich 0
ONEONTA – Oneonta scored five goals in the first half, and went on to its second win over the Purple Tornado, Wednesday night.
Kyle McCue had two goals for the Yellowjackets, who held a 25-2 margin in shots on goal.
David Layman and Nate Perry combined for 13 Norwich saves.
Girls’ Soccer
Oxford 3, Delhi 2
DELHI – Oxford was able to avenge a loss to Delhi from earlier this season building a 3-0 lead over the game’s first 45 minutes.
In the two clubs’ first matchup, the game was halted with 23 minutes remaining due to thunder and lightning. This time around, the thunder and lightning came from the Blackhawks’ offense.
“We did a really good job moving the ball, and defensively we were marking up much better,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle.
Jackie Heggie had a goal in the first half, and Kelli Whitehill along with Haley Witchella had goals in the first five minutes of the second half to build a commanding lead.
Delhi raised its level of play, and was within one goal after a penalty kick in the final 10 minutes. “They were pressuring pretty well, but there was nothing too solid after the second goal,” Cragle said.
Oxford (5-8-1) plays at B-G on Saturday.
Summary
(1-0 Oxford at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Jackie Heggie, 1-0, Kelli Whitehill, 1-1; Haley Witchella, 1-0; Kim Shackelton, 0-1. (D) Jackie Newkerk, 1-0; Amanda Maxwell, 1-0; Marissa Chytall, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 7-4, (D) 6-3.
Saves: (O) Misty Golden, 3, (D) Libby Buel, 3.
Cross Country
S-E takes two of three
COOPERSTOWN – Sherburne-Earlville won two of three dual-meet matchups in a four-way contest with host Cooperstown, Remsen, and Little Falls.
The Marauders’ boys beat Little Falls, 16-44, topped an incomplete Remsen club, 15-50; and fell to the host Redskins, 18-42.
Running under cold conditions on a course that began with a steady climb the first mile, S-E co-head coach Anne Geary said it was beneficial to see the Cooperstown layout.
“It’s a challenging course, and I’m glad we had a chance to look at before coming back next week for the league championships,” she said.
Noah Huff placed fourth out of 26 runners to lead S-E timing an 18:42 over the 3.1-mile course.
On the girls’ side, S-E’s Sopheia Eddy was first overall out of 16 runners. Eddy timed a 22:11.
The Marauders return to action Saturday at the Liverpool Invitational.
Results
Boys team scores: S-E 15, Remsen (incomplete); S-E 16, Little Falls 44; Cooperstown 18, S-E 42.
S-E top runners (out of 26): Noah Huff, 18:42 (4); Dan Palmiter, 19:15; Dan Stanton, 1942: James Bennett, 20:47; Ryan Downey, 21:19.
Other runners: Jeff Verry, 22:01; Mike Combes, 23:58; Brian Campbell, 30:10.
S-E girls (out of 16 runners): Sopheia Eddy (1), 22:11; Gabby Huff, 25:18; Erin Mahardy, 30:35.
Norwich 94, Greene 89
GREENE – Greene won more of the battles, but it was Norwich that won the war.
In a non-league meet between local rivals, Norwich used a sweep in the 500-yard freestyle to grab a 13-point lead, and hang on for its third win of the season.
Greene (7-0, 8-2) won nine of 12 events including all three relays and the last four events. “What a great meet,” said Greene coach Mike Platta summing up what he had just witnessed. “We made a great run at them the last few events, but we could not match them depth-wise. Norwich has some good, young swimmers.”
Makenzie Williams, Kerstin Franklin, and Erin Gawronski had wins for Norwich, and it was Gawronski who led the one-two-three finish for the Tornado in the 500.
Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, Jessica Treadwell, Jenny Yeager, Leah Kazalski, Emily Bertram had multiple wins for Greene as individuals or as part of a victorious relay.
“We did have a lot of personal bests tonight,” Platta said. “Even though we were swimming back-to-back meets, we came out ready. It was senior night, and there was a lot of emotion on the deck and surrounding the meet. The focus was there. My hat is off to Norwich and Coach (Amanda) Downey. She is doing a fantastic job.”
Greene (7-0, 8-2) is at Sherburne-Earlville Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) J. Brooks, Katie Crowe, Emily Bertram, Jessica Treadwell, 2:07.15. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:14.43. 200 IM: (N) Makenzie Williams, 2:29.07. 50 free: (G) Jessica Treadwell, 26.95. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 142.15. 100 fly: (N) Kerstin Franklin, 1:13.38. 100 free: (G) Katie Crowe, 1:01.54. 500 free: (N) Erin Gawronski, 6:11.33. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Kazalski, Bertram, Treadwell, 1:54.91. 100 back: (G) J. Brooks, 1:07.16. 100 breaststroke: (G) Crowe, 1:16.71. 400 free relay: (G) Treadwell, Deanna Bay, Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, 4;13.61.
Field Hockey
Greene 7, Afton 0
GREENE – Greene beat Afton for the third time this season, and each win over the Crimson Knights has been increasingly impressive.
“We started a little slow after halftime,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin, who said her players may have lost focus after the senior recognition ceremony. “Once we settled down, holy cow, we just rolled. I looked at the score and couldn’t believe we had seven goals. I was trying to pull the starters out of there.”
Seniors Anna Crumb (two goals), Amy David, and Erin Smith accounted for four tallies. Underclassmen Jahna Driscoll, Andrea Day, and Emily Clark rounded out the scoring.
The Trojans host their own field hockey tournament this weekend, and face Maine-Endwell Friday at 8 p.m.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Amy David, 1-0; Anna Crumb, 2-0; Jahna Driscoll, 1-0; Andrea Day, 1-1; Emily Clark, 1-0; Erin Smith, 1-2; Chrissy Conroe, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-9, (A) 4-4.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 4. (A) Nicole Golden-Thomas, 4, Chelsea Boudreau, 3.
Boys’ Soccer
Cincinnatus 2, Otselic Valley 0
OTSELIC – Otselic Valley trimmed Cincinnatus’ goal output, but was unable to solve the Red Lions in a shutout defeat Wednesday.
Jake Stone scored eight minutes into the contest for Cincy, and had both of his team’s first-half tallies.
“We played them a little better, but were were not getting many scoring chances,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, whose team dropped a 5-0 final to Cincy earlier this season. “They are a well-skilled team that is good at controlling the ball and setting up quality shots. Our defense did a decent job, and Brandon Coye made some nice saves for us.”
The Vikings play at Madison on Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (C) Jake Stone, 2-0, Shondel Wright, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (C) 17-4 (OV) 5-1
Saves: (C) Brandon Coye, 12, (C) Rheinheimer, 3.
Oneonta 6, Norwich 0
ONEONTA – Oneonta scored five goals in the first half, and went on to its second win over the Purple Tornado, Wednesday night.
Kyle McCue had two goals for the Yellowjackets, who held a 25-2 margin in shots on goal.
David Layman and Nate Perry combined for 13 Norwich saves.
Girls’ Soccer
Oxford 3, Delhi 2
DELHI – Oxford was able to avenge a loss to Delhi from earlier this season building a 3-0 lead over the game’s first 45 minutes.
In the two clubs’ first matchup, the game was halted with 23 minutes remaining due to thunder and lightning. This time around, the thunder and lightning came from the Blackhawks’ offense.
“We did a really good job moving the ball, and defensively we were marking up much better,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle.
Jackie Heggie had a goal in the first half, and Kelli Whitehill along with Haley Witchella had goals in the first five minutes of the second half to build a commanding lead.
Delhi raised its level of play, and was within one goal after a penalty kick in the final 10 minutes. “They were pressuring pretty well, but there was nothing too solid after the second goal,” Cragle said.
Oxford (5-8-1) plays at B-G on Saturday.
Summary
(1-0 Oxford at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Jackie Heggie, 1-0, Kelli Whitehill, 1-1; Haley Witchella, 1-0; Kim Shackelton, 0-1. (D) Jackie Newkerk, 1-0; Amanda Maxwell, 1-0; Marissa Chytall, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 7-4, (D) 6-3.
Saves: (O) Misty Golden, 3, (D) Libby Buel, 3.
Cross Country
S-E takes two of three
COOPERSTOWN – Sherburne-Earlville won two of three dual-meet matchups in a four-way contest with host Cooperstown, Remsen, and Little Falls.
The Marauders’ boys beat Little Falls, 16-44, topped an incomplete Remsen club, 15-50; and fell to the host Redskins, 18-42.
Running under cold conditions on a course that began with a steady climb the first mile, S-E co-head coach Anne Geary said it was beneficial to see the Cooperstown layout.
“It’s a challenging course, and I’m glad we had a chance to look at before coming back next week for the league championships,” she said.
Noah Huff placed fourth out of 26 runners to lead S-E timing an 18:42 over the 3.1-mile course.
On the girls’ side, S-E’s Sopheia Eddy was first overall out of 16 runners. Eddy timed a 22:11.
The Marauders return to action Saturday at the Liverpool Invitational.
Results
Boys team scores: S-E 15, Remsen (incomplete); S-E 16, Little Falls 44; Cooperstown 18, S-E 42.
S-E top runners (out of 26): Noah Huff, 18:42 (4); Dan Palmiter, 19:15; Dan Stanton, 1942: James Bennett, 20:47; Ryan Downey, 21:19.
Other runners: Jeff Verry, 22:01; Mike Combes, 23:58; Brian Campbell, 30:10.
S-E girls (out of 16 runners): Sopheia Eddy (1), 22:11; Gabby Huff, 25:18; Erin Mahardy, 30:35.
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