G-MU beats T-V rival Edmeston
Evening Sun Report
Baseball
G-MU 2, Edmeston 1
COPES CORNERS – Coming off a one-run loss the day before where offense was at a premium, G-MU received a dominant outing from junior hurler Andrew Delmar to edge Edmeston in Tuesday’s Tri-Valley League battle.
Delmar had 14 strikeouts in a route-going effort, and allowed just two Edmeston hits. Through two games, the Raiders have surrendered just four runs and six total hits. “This wasn’t expected, but we’ll take it,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson.
Edmeston took a short-lived lead on an RBI sacrifice fly by Derek Rowlins in the fifth.
G-MU answered back in the bottom half of the inning with three of its four hits. Alex Schmidt singled, and Corin Todd doubled. After back-to-back strikeouts, Ian Edwards’ two-run single – his first varsity hit – put the Raiders on top.
“We hit it hard throughout the game, but nothing was finding holes,” Johnson said. “Edmeston made some nice plays in the field.”
G-MU plays at Morris on Friday.
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Andrew Delmar (W) and Corin Todd; Zack Ruffles (L), Tom Parker (6) and Clayton Hawes. Doubles: (G) Corin Todd.
Greene 14, B-G 5
GREENE – Greene put a win on the board for the first time this season scoring seven runs in the third to erase B-G’s early four-run lead.
Scott Gorton and Brian Day had four RBI apiece for the Trojans (1-2), and Jeff Carlin finished with three hits and three runs scored. “Yesterday (against Afton), we had a lot of guys on base, and didn’t get the clutch hits,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “Today, we came through with runners in scoring position, and I know the clutch hitting will come.”
Scott Gorton reeled off three scoreless innings of relief to pick up his first win, and the Trojans’ only errors came in the seventh inning.
Paul Parsons tripled for B-G, and Gordie Shields had a double.
Greene plays at Harpursville today.
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Alex Kenyon, Scott Gorton (3,W), Jeff Carlin (7) and Brian Day. Eric Oefelein (L), Danny Gormley (3), Ryan Porter (5) and Gordie Shields. Doubles: (G) Scott Gorton, Alex Kenyon, Nate Patrick. (BG) Shields, triples: (G) Paul Parsons.
Walton 19, Oxford 1
WALTON – Walton opened with six runs in the first, and followed that up with five more in the second in a romp over Oxford Tuesday afternoon.
Dustin VanValkenburg had three hits and three RBI including a double and a triple. Evan Boyd went 3-for-3 with three ribbies, and Phil Hanley had three hits and two runs scored.
Overall, Walton had 18 basehits to support winning pitcher Kyle Baxley. “We certainly helped them with eight errors, and we had chances to get out of it in the first inning,” said Oxford coach Chris Palmer. “They were able to capitalize, and after that, they hit the ball a ton.”
Oxford hosts Sidney today.
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Kyle Baxley (W), Dustin Van Valkenburg (6) and Evan Boyd. Andrew Golden (L), Derrick Head (2), Adam Pierson (4), Ryan Moore (5), Andrew Pier (6) and Ryan Moore, Pierson (5), Moore (6). Doubles: (W) Phil Hanley, VanValkenburg, Bryant Mead, Justin Gardepe (2), Evan Body, Isaac Wacha. Triples: (W) VanValkenburg.
Softball
Greene 8, B-G 0
GREENE – Rebecca Hanrahan tossed her second shutout of the season, and Greene moved its perfect slate to 3-0 with Tuesday’s win over Bainbridge-Guilford.
Hanrahan struck out nine, walked none, and was backed by error-free defense. “Our infielders made a lot of good plays, and they were solid right from the start,” said Greene coach Rick Smith. “(B-G) made a lot of contact, but after playing so many games in succession, contact isn’t such a big deal.”
Hanrahan had a two-run triple in Greene’s eight-run fourth inning, and scored on a throwing error at third base. Erin Smith also had a two-run single during the inning. Each player went 3-for-4 at the plate.
Kate Werth single in the fourth for B-G, and Mary Reeve had a one-bagger in the sixth – the Bobcats’ only baserunners of the game. “It was a clean game defensively, and I was hoping we would have an explosion with the bats,” Smith said. “We finally did.”
Greene plays at Harpursville today.
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Brittany Youngs. Ashley Lamont (L) and Katie Anderson. Triples: (G) Hanrahan.
G-MU 8, Edmeston 7 (8 innings)
EDMESTON – G-MU scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning, and is off to its first 3-0 start in several years.
Lauren Hill walked and stole second to lead off the eighth, and Calli Hill’s basehit plated Hill with the winner.
Courtney Hillman struck out the side in the top of the eighth inning, and picked up the win. “This team is impressing me with our solid defense, and we still haven’t gotten all of the bats going,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “In the past, we made a lot of errors. Everyone’s moving to the right spots and knows where to go with the ball.”
Edmeston was able to tie the game in the seventh with a three-run uprising. Brittany Mumbulo had a two-run single, and Cassie Plows drove in the tying run on a fielder’s choice.
Samantha Delaney led G-MU finishing 2-for-3 with two RBI. Calli Hill added two hits and a single RBI. G-MU plays at Morris at 4 p.m. on Friday.
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Courtney Hillman (W) and Kat Card. Cassie Plows (L) and Rachel Slentz. Doubles: (E) Brittany Mumbulo, (G) Calli Hill, Alicia Sebeck.
Oxford 20, Walton 4
WALTON – Oxford’s bats erupted for 20 runs on Tuesday to give the Blackhawks 35 tallies over the past two games to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Julie Heggie hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, and added a pair of two-run doubles to lead her club. Misty Golden smacked a three-run triple in the fourth.
“Once we got the bus legs out of us, we played really well,” said Oxford coach Margo Barrows.
Kristin Stoddard went 4-for-5 with three RBI for Oxford, and Alyshia Crawford added four hits and two RBI.
Holley Reynolds drove in two runs for Walton, who led 2-0 after two innings.
Oxford (2-1) hosts Walton today.
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Jackie Heggie (W) and Julie Heggie. Sam LaTourette (L), Forkey (4), Yarrow (4), Butler (7) and Rachel Klinge. Doubles: (W) Reynolds. Triples: (W) Holly Reynolds (2), (O) Julie Heggie (2), Misty Golden. HR: (O) Julie Heggie.
Boys’ Tennis
Greene 5, Hancock 0
GREENE – Brian Hebbard, Brett Hennessey, and Caleb Bonney all won in straight sets for Greene (2-1), who added two wins by forfeit in doubles.
Results
Singles: Brian Hebbard (G) d. Mark White, 6-1, 6-1; Brett Hennessey (G) d. Keith Haskell, 6 -0, 6-4. Caleb Bonney (G) d. Brody Posematto, 6-0, 6-1.
Doubles: Greene won both matches by forfeit, 1-0.
Golf
Morris 225, Oxford 232
OXFORD – Cory Seiler earned medalist honors for Oxford shooting a four-over-par 38, but that was not enough to overcome Morris’ balanced lineup on Monday afternoon at Bluestone Golf Club.
Chris Marks had a 46, while Haley Witchella and Dan Dey turned in matching 47s for the Blackhawks.
A.J. Puylara and Levi Decker carded 43s for the Mustangs, who had all five scoring players break 50.
The Blackhawks play Walton on Thursday.
Results
(Bluestone G.C. par-34 front nine)
Morris: A.J. Puylara, 43; Levi Decker, 43 Garrett Decker, 44; Nick Rozanski, 46; Brandon Hitchcock, 49.
Oxford: Cory Seiler, 38; Chris Marks, 46; Haley Witchella, 47; Dan Dey, 47; Jason Flanagan, 54.
Unadilla Valley 234, Edmeston 267
EDMESTON –A Unadilla Valley’s golf team opened the spring season with a win over local rival Edmeston, Tuesday afternoon at Red Pines Golf Course.
Thomas Wallace paced the Storm linksters shooting a 41, David Anderson was next at 46, and Taylor Anderson shot a 47.
Royce Perry medaled for Edmeston carding a 42.
Results
(Par-36 at Red Pines Golf Course)
UV: Thomas Wallace, 41, David Anderson, 46; Taylor Anderson, 47; Colin Izard, 50; Ryan Jacobs, 50.
Edmeston: Royce Perry, 42; Justin Kucera, 47; Paul Loiacono, 51; Mark Johnson, 57; Will Conboy, 70.
Baseball
G-MU 2, Edmeston 1
COPES CORNERS – Coming off a one-run loss the day before where offense was at a premium, G-MU received a dominant outing from junior hurler Andrew Delmar to edge Edmeston in Tuesday’s Tri-Valley League battle.
Delmar had 14 strikeouts in a route-going effort, and allowed just two Edmeston hits. Through two games, the Raiders have surrendered just four runs and six total hits. “This wasn’t expected, but we’ll take it,” said G-MU coach Jim Johnson.
Edmeston took a short-lived lead on an RBI sacrifice fly by Derek Rowlins in the fifth.
G-MU answered back in the bottom half of the inning with three of its four hits. Alex Schmidt singled, and Corin Todd doubled. After back-to-back strikeouts, Ian Edwards’ two-run single – his first varsity hit – put the Raiders on top.
“We hit it hard throughout the game, but nothing was finding holes,” Johnson said. “Edmeston made some nice plays in the field.”
G-MU plays at Morris on Friday.
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Andrew Delmar (W) and Corin Todd; Zack Ruffles (L), Tom Parker (6) and Clayton Hawes. Doubles: (G) Corin Todd.
Greene 14, B-G 5
GREENE – Greene put a win on the board for the first time this season scoring seven runs in the third to erase B-G’s early four-run lead.
Scott Gorton and Brian Day had four RBI apiece for the Trojans (1-2), and Jeff Carlin finished with three hits and three runs scored. “Yesterday (against Afton), we had a lot of guys on base, and didn’t get the clutch hits,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “Today, we came through with runners in scoring position, and I know the clutch hitting will come.”
Scott Gorton reeled off three scoreless innings of relief to pick up his first win, and the Trojans’ only errors came in the seventh inning.
Paul Parsons tripled for B-G, and Gordie Shields had a double.
Greene plays at Harpursville today.
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Alex Kenyon, Scott Gorton (3,W), Jeff Carlin (7) and Brian Day. Eric Oefelein (L), Danny Gormley (3), Ryan Porter (5) and Gordie Shields. Doubles: (G) Scott Gorton, Alex Kenyon, Nate Patrick. (BG) Shields, triples: (G) Paul Parsons.
Walton 19, Oxford 1
WALTON – Walton opened with six runs in the first, and followed that up with five more in the second in a romp over Oxford Tuesday afternoon.
Dustin VanValkenburg had three hits and three RBI including a double and a triple. Evan Boyd went 3-for-3 with three ribbies, and Phil Hanley had three hits and two runs scored.
Overall, Walton had 18 basehits to support winning pitcher Kyle Baxley. “We certainly helped them with eight errors, and we had chances to get out of it in the first inning,” said Oxford coach Chris Palmer. “They were able to capitalize, and after that, they hit the ball a ton.”
Oxford hosts Sidney today.
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Walt. 650 530 x 19 18 1
Kyle Baxley (W), Dustin Van Valkenburg (6) and Evan Boyd. Andrew Golden (L), Derrick Head (2), Adam Pierson (4), Ryan Moore (5), Andrew Pier (6) and Ryan Moore, Pierson (5), Moore (6). Doubles: (W) Phil Hanley, VanValkenburg, Bryant Mead, Justin Gardepe (2), Evan Body, Isaac Wacha. Triples: (W) VanValkenburg.
Softball
Greene 8, B-G 0
GREENE – Rebecca Hanrahan tossed her second shutout of the season, and Greene moved its perfect slate to 3-0 with Tuesday’s win over Bainbridge-Guilford.
Hanrahan struck out nine, walked none, and was backed by error-free defense. “Our infielders made a lot of good plays, and they were solid right from the start,” said Greene coach Rick Smith. “(B-G) made a lot of contact, but after playing so many games in succession, contact isn’t such a big deal.”
Hanrahan had a two-run triple in Greene’s eight-run fourth inning, and scored on a throwing error at third base. Erin Smith also had a two-run single during the inning. Each player went 3-for-4 at the plate.
Kate Werth single in the fourth for B-G, and Mary Reeve had a one-bagger in the sixth – the Bobcats’ only baserunners of the game. “It was a clean game defensively, and I was hoping we would have an explosion with the bats,” Smith said. “We finally did.”
Greene plays at Harpursville today.
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Brittany Youngs. Ashley Lamont (L) and Katie Anderson. Triples: (G) Hanrahan.
G-MU 8, Edmeston 7 (8 innings)
EDMESTON – G-MU scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning, and is off to its first 3-0 start in several years.
Lauren Hill walked and stole second to lead off the eighth, and Calli Hill’s basehit plated Hill with the winner.
Courtney Hillman struck out the side in the top of the eighth inning, and picked up the win. “This team is impressing me with our solid defense, and we still haven’t gotten all of the bats going,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “In the past, we made a lot of errors. Everyone’s moving to the right spots and knows where to go with the ball.”
Edmeston was able to tie the game in the seventh with a three-run uprising. Brittany Mumbulo had a two-run single, and Cassie Plows drove in the tying run on a fielder’s choice.
Samantha Delaney led G-MU finishing 2-for-3 with two RBI. Calli Hill added two hits and a single RBI. G-MU plays at Morris at 4 p.m. on Friday.
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Courtney Hillman (W) and Kat Card. Cassie Plows (L) and Rachel Slentz. Doubles: (E) Brittany Mumbulo, (G) Calli Hill, Alicia Sebeck.
Oxford 20, Walton 4
WALTON – Oxford’s bats erupted for 20 runs on Tuesday to give the Blackhawks 35 tallies over the past two games to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Julie Heggie hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning, and added a pair of two-run doubles to lead her club. Misty Golden smacked a three-run triple in the fourth.
“Once we got the bus legs out of us, we played really well,” said Oxford coach Margo Barrows.
Kristin Stoddard went 4-for-5 with three RBI for Oxford, and Alyshia Crawford added four hits and two RBI.
Holley Reynolds drove in two runs for Walton, who led 2-0 after two innings.
Oxford (2-1) hosts Walton today.
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Jackie Heggie (W) and Julie Heggie. Sam LaTourette (L), Forkey (4), Yarrow (4), Butler (7) and Rachel Klinge. Doubles: (W) Reynolds. Triples: (W) Holly Reynolds (2), (O) Julie Heggie (2), Misty Golden. HR: (O) Julie Heggie.
Boys’ Tennis
Greene 5, Hancock 0
GREENE – Brian Hebbard, Brett Hennessey, and Caleb Bonney all won in straight sets for Greene (2-1), who added two wins by forfeit in doubles.
Results
Singles: Brian Hebbard (G) d. Mark White, 6-1, 6-1; Brett Hennessey (G) d. Keith Haskell, 6 -0, 6-4. Caleb Bonney (G) d. Brody Posematto, 6-0, 6-1.
Doubles: Greene won both matches by forfeit, 1-0.
Golf
Morris 225, Oxford 232
OXFORD – Cory Seiler earned medalist honors for Oxford shooting a four-over-par 38, but that was not enough to overcome Morris’ balanced lineup on Monday afternoon at Bluestone Golf Club.
Chris Marks had a 46, while Haley Witchella and Dan Dey turned in matching 47s for the Blackhawks.
A.J. Puylara and Levi Decker carded 43s for the Mustangs, who had all five scoring players break 50.
The Blackhawks play Walton on Thursday.
Results
(Bluestone G.C. par-34 front nine)
Morris: A.J. Puylara, 43; Levi Decker, 43 Garrett Decker, 44; Nick Rozanski, 46; Brandon Hitchcock, 49.
Oxford: Cory Seiler, 38; Chris Marks, 46; Haley Witchella, 47; Dan Dey, 47; Jason Flanagan, 54.
Unadilla Valley 234, Edmeston 267
EDMESTON –A Unadilla Valley’s golf team opened the spring season with a win over local rival Edmeston, Tuesday afternoon at Red Pines Golf Course.
Thomas Wallace paced the Storm linksters shooting a 41, David Anderson was next at 46, and Taylor Anderson shot a 47.
Royce Perry medaled for Edmeston carding a 42.
Results
(Par-36 at Red Pines Golf Course)
UV: Thomas Wallace, 41, David Anderson, 46; Taylor Anderson, 47; Colin Izard, 50; Ryan Jacobs, 50.
Edmeston: Royce Perry, 42; Justin Kucera, 47; Paul Loiacono, 51; Mark Johnson, 57; Will Conboy, 70.
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