S-E rebounds to defeat UV in tourney consolation game
Girls’ Basketball
UV Tournament
Sherburne-Earlville 54, Unadilla Valley 35
NEW BERLIN – Sherburne-Earlville rushed out to a 19-point lead at the half, and cruised to victory in the consolation game of the UV Tournament.
Bridget Irwin and Kristi Vibbard each downed 11 points by halftime as the lead stood at 35-16. “They don’t have a lot of size, but they’re fast and have good shooters,” said UV coach Brandi Backus. “We couldn’t stop them from getting to the basket.”
Caitlynn Adams led S-E (7-2) with 15 points, Vibbard scored 12, and Irwin 11.
Jordan Andersen had 17 for UV.
S-E: Nikki Button, 1 0-0-3; Briana Vibbard, 1 1-2-3; Kristi Irwin, 1 0-0-2; Shelbie Dye, ; Caitlynn Adams, 6 2-4-15; Bridget Irwin, 4 3-3-11; Courtney Jasper, 2 0-0-4; Nicole Carpenter, 0; Kristi Vibbard, 4 2-4-12; Liz Farrow, 2 0-0-4; Samantha Hill, 0. Totals: 21 8-13-54 .
UV: Terra Manwarren, 0; Abby Grace, 0; Amanda Off, 2 1-2-5; Maggie Avolio, 0; Lindsay Avolio, 0; Charlee Weidman, 2 1-1-5; Jordan Andersen, 7 2-6-17; Amber Potter, 2 1-2-5; Lacy Wheeler, 0; Brittany Fairchild, 1 0-1-3. Totals: 14 5-12-35.
S-E 15 20 8 11–54
UVa. 6 10 12 7–35
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (SE) Button, Adams, K. Vibbard 2. (UV) Fairchild, Andersen. JV: S-E beat UV. Officials: Glidden Herodes.
All-tournament team: Ashley Secec, Cazenovia; Ellen Burr, Cazenovia (MVP), Hannah Kimmel, Harp., Alycia Kimmel, Harp.; Bridget Irwin, S-E, Charlee Weidman, UV.
B-G 47, Marathon 24
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford captured the Kazalski Tournament championship on Tuesday beating Marathon in the finals. The game summary will appear in Thursday’s Evening Sun.
Boys’ Basketball
Sherburne-Earlville 60, Unadilla Valley 30
NEW BERLIN – Sherburne-Earlville rebounded from a blowout loss to Oneonta on Monday to double up Unadilla Valley in the consolation game of UV’s home tournament.
Senior Sean Boise scored 21 points, 15 by halftime as the Marauders led 29-16. Sophomore Paul Romanenko hit back-to-back three balls in the opening moments of the second half to push the lead out to 19.
“Boise is a good athlete, and we didn’t have anyone who could stay with him on defense,” said UV coach Matt Osborne.
Cameron Yerton added a season-high 15 for S-E and Romanenko finished with 10 points.
Justin Hofer scored 11 to lead UV.
S-E: Randy Briggs, 0; Mike Squires, 0; Cameron Yerton, 4 4-4-15; Andrew Parks, 0 2-2-2; Paul Romanenko, 3 2-3-10; Doug Parks, 3 1-4-7; Sean Boise, 9 2-3-21; Ethan Johnson, 1 2-4-5; Matthew Piazzi, 0. Totals: 20 13-20-60 .
UV: Austin Glidden, 2 0-0-4; Garrett Mackey, 0; Ian Tuttle, 0; Justin Hofer, 5 0-2-11; Ryan Harrington, 1 00-2; Dylan Webb, 0; Tom Wallace,0 2-2-2 ; Mike Schowe, 0; Jason Peck, 0; Mason Talbot, 2 1-2-5 ; Mitchell MacDuff, 3 0-1-6. Totals: 13 3-7-30.
S-E 17 12 18 13–60
UVa. 8 8 6 8–30
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (UV) Hofer, (SE) Yerton 3, Romanenko 2, Boise, Johnson. JV: S-E beat UV. Officials: Mulligan, Wilsie.
All-Tournament team: Hofer, UV, Sean Boise, S-E.
Wrestling
Norwich competes well at Windsor
WINDSOR – Norwich sent only five wrestlers to the Windsor tournament, but had four top-four finishes, and placed 10th out of 21 teams on Tuesday.
Frank Garcia (103) reached the finals before dropping his match to Windsor’s Jesse Holton by pinfall. Garcia advanced to the title bout after beating defending sectional champion, Jacob Green of Chenango Forks, 5-3 in the semifinals.
Tristan Rifanburg, a seventh-grader like Garcia, fell 5-4 in the semifinals, but battled back for third place in the 96-pound division. “It was a great tournament for our two young guys, and it was a good opportunity for us to find out where we need to be at the end of the year,” said Norwich coach Joe Downey.
Tanner Cummings (112) and Keegan Levesque (189) each entered the competitive tournament as number five seeds, and each surpassed that seeding placing fourth. Cummings won three of four matches on Tuesday, and Levesque nearly avenged a blowout loss in the third-place match losing a tight 9-7 decision to Union-Endicott’s Mike Bishop. “There is room for improvement for all of our guys, we just need to keep working hard,” Downey said.
Norwich hosts Maine-Endwell on Jan. 5.
UV Tournament
Sherburne-Earlville 54, Unadilla Valley 35
NEW BERLIN – Sherburne-Earlville rushed out to a 19-point lead at the half, and cruised to victory in the consolation game of the UV Tournament.
Bridget Irwin and Kristi Vibbard each downed 11 points by halftime as the lead stood at 35-16. “They don’t have a lot of size, but they’re fast and have good shooters,” said UV coach Brandi Backus. “We couldn’t stop them from getting to the basket.”
Caitlynn Adams led S-E (7-2) with 15 points, Vibbard scored 12, and Irwin 11.
Jordan Andersen had 17 for UV.
S-E: Nikki Button, 1 0-0-3; Briana Vibbard, 1 1-2-3; Kristi Irwin, 1 0-0-2; Shelbie Dye, ; Caitlynn Adams, 6 2-4-15; Bridget Irwin, 4 3-3-11; Courtney Jasper, 2 0-0-4; Nicole Carpenter, 0; Kristi Vibbard, 4 2-4-12; Liz Farrow, 2 0-0-4; Samantha Hill, 0. Totals: 21 8-13-54 .
UV: Terra Manwarren, 0; Abby Grace, 0; Amanda Off, 2 1-2-5; Maggie Avolio, 0; Lindsay Avolio, 0; Charlee Weidman, 2 1-1-5; Jordan Andersen, 7 2-6-17; Amber Potter, 2 1-2-5; Lacy Wheeler, 0; Brittany Fairchild, 1 0-1-3. Totals: 14 5-12-35.
S-E 15 20 8 11–54
UVa. 6 10 12 7–35
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (SE) Button, Adams, K. Vibbard 2. (UV) Fairchild, Andersen. JV: S-E beat UV. Officials: Glidden Herodes.
All-tournament team: Ashley Secec, Cazenovia; Ellen Burr, Cazenovia (MVP), Hannah Kimmel, Harp., Alycia Kimmel, Harp.; Bridget Irwin, S-E, Charlee Weidman, UV.
B-G 47, Marathon 24
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford captured the Kazalski Tournament championship on Tuesday beating Marathon in the finals. The game summary will appear in Thursday’s Evening Sun.
Boys’ Basketball
Sherburne-Earlville 60, Unadilla Valley 30
NEW BERLIN – Sherburne-Earlville rebounded from a blowout loss to Oneonta on Monday to double up Unadilla Valley in the consolation game of UV’s home tournament.
Senior Sean Boise scored 21 points, 15 by halftime as the Marauders led 29-16. Sophomore Paul Romanenko hit back-to-back three balls in the opening moments of the second half to push the lead out to 19.
“Boise is a good athlete, and we didn’t have anyone who could stay with him on defense,” said UV coach Matt Osborne.
Cameron Yerton added a season-high 15 for S-E and Romanenko finished with 10 points.
Justin Hofer scored 11 to lead UV.
S-E: Randy Briggs, 0; Mike Squires, 0; Cameron Yerton, 4 4-4-15; Andrew Parks, 0 2-2-2; Paul Romanenko, 3 2-3-10; Doug Parks, 3 1-4-7; Sean Boise, 9 2-3-21; Ethan Johnson, 1 2-4-5; Matthew Piazzi, 0. Totals: 20 13-20-60 .
UV: Austin Glidden, 2 0-0-4; Garrett Mackey, 0; Ian Tuttle, 0; Justin Hofer, 5 0-2-11; Ryan Harrington, 1 00-2; Dylan Webb, 0; Tom Wallace,0 2-2-2 ; Mike Schowe, 0; Jason Peck, 0; Mason Talbot, 2 1-2-5 ; Mitchell MacDuff, 3 0-1-6. Totals: 13 3-7-30.
S-E 17 12 18 13–60
UVa. 8 8 6 8–30
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (UV) Hofer, (SE) Yerton 3, Romanenko 2, Boise, Johnson. JV: S-E beat UV. Officials: Mulligan, Wilsie.
All-Tournament team: Hofer, UV, Sean Boise, S-E.
Wrestling
Norwich competes well at Windsor
WINDSOR – Norwich sent only five wrestlers to the Windsor tournament, but had four top-four finishes, and placed 10th out of 21 teams on Tuesday.
Frank Garcia (103) reached the finals before dropping his match to Windsor’s Jesse Holton by pinfall. Garcia advanced to the title bout after beating defending sectional champion, Jacob Green of Chenango Forks, 5-3 in the semifinals.
Tristan Rifanburg, a seventh-grader like Garcia, fell 5-4 in the semifinals, but battled back for third place in the 96-pound division. “It was a great tournament for our two young guys, and it was a good opportunity for us to find out where we need to be at the end of the year,” said Norwich coach Joe Downey.
Tanner Cummings (112) and Keegan Levesque (189) each entered the competitive tournament as number five seeds, and each surpassed that seeding placing fourth. Cummings won three of four matches on Tuesday, and Levesque nearly avenged a blowout loss in the third-place match losing a tight 9-7 decision to Union-Endicott’s Mike Bishop. “There is room for improvement for all of our guys, we just need to keep working hard,” Downey said.
Norwich hosts Maine-Endwell on Jan. 5.
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