Baseball

Greene 2, Delhi 0
GREENE – Greene senior Brendan Kinne used just 69 pitches to throw a complete-game two-hit shutout in Tuesday’s clash with MAC division opponent Delhi.
Kinne struck out three, walked two, and was buoyed by his defense. The Trojans completed two double plays, and did not commit an error. “Brendan was really in the zone,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “He had great control tonight. He threw hard, threw strikes, and had enough of a breaking ball to keep the hitters off balance.”
In the fifth, the Trojans (7-2) plated two unearned runs for Kinne. Matt Jones and Kinne reached safely on errors, and Alex Kenyon doubled home each baserunner.
Greene hosts Sidney today.
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Brendan Kinne (W) and Brian Day. Ben Sandman (L) and Josh Sikora. Doubles: (G) Alex Kenyon.

Hancock 11, Afton 4
AFTON – Cole Dufton held Afton scoreless until the sixth inning, and twirled a complete-game victory for the Wildcats on Tuesday.
Tom Banicky had a two-run triple and finished 2-for-3 to pace Hancock. Cody Wellman had five stolen bases and scored three runs. As a team, Hancock had eight stolen bases. “The stolen bases were timely, and they were also putting runners in scoring position,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp.
Adam Rupakus went 3-for-4 on the Afton side of the ledger.
Next: Oxford on Wednesday (A)
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Cole Dufton (W) and Eric Hicks. Mike Muller (L), Cameron Oswald (7), Paul Hamilton (7) and Dylan Wilson, Chris Anthony (6). Doubles: (A) Adam Rupakus. Triples: (H) Tom Banicky, Rocco Christian.

Softball

Chenango Valley 12, Norwich 0
CHENANGO BRIDGE – Taylor Hendrickson tossed a no-hitter for Chenango Valley striking out 17 NHS batters in Tuesday’s win over the Tornado.
“Hendrickson had great stuff and good movement on her pitches,” said Norwich coach Dennis Eaton. “We just struggled. She was easily the best pitcher we’ve seen this season.”
CV’s lead-off hitter, Mikala King had two hits, including a home run, and scored two runs.
Norwich hosts Seton Catholic Central today.
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Taylor Hendrickson (W) and Katie Huston. Jamie Berger (L) and Ashley Thomas. HR: (CV) King.

Boys’ Tennis

Greene 5, Delhi 0
GREENE – Greene avenged a loss to Delhi earlier this season sweeping all five points from the Bulldogs Tuesday.
In the first matchup, Delhi loss all three matches in singles. The Trojans (5-4) flipped all three of those losses, and the only lineup change was moving Evan Engler from first doubles to third singles.
“We changed the lineup a little bit, and that made a big difference,” said Greene coach Rich Karl. “I hope we don’t lose any more this year.”
Ethan Buhl, Brett Hennessey, and Evan Engler won at first, second, and third singles respectively. Greene faces B-G on Thursday.
Results
Singles: Ethan Buhl (G) d. Geoff Hartman, 6-0, 6-3; Brett Hennessey (G) d. Lorenz Kottmeier, 6-0, 7-5; Evan Engler (G) d. Noah Apthorp, 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles: Eli Marks-Cameron Race (G) d. Zach Fogle-Gianni Godsil, 6-4, 6-3; Brian Hebbard-Caleb Bonney (G) d. Alex Mason-Jesse Walker, 6-2, 6-4.

Track and Field

Norwich splits with Maine-Endwell
NORWICH – Norwich’s boys had four wins from Kyle Acenowr, three from Patrick Taylor, and two individual wins from Max Morse to defeat Maine-Endwell, 78-63 in Tuesday’s track and field meet at Norwich High School.
Acenowr swept the 100- and 200-meter dashes, took part in the winning 1,600-meter relay, and captured the high jump. Taylor, coming off a win in the long jump at the Owego Invitational last weekend, took that event again, placed first in the long jump, and had one leg of the winning 400-meter relay. Morse was victorious in the pole vault and 800 meters. “Considering the weather conditions, the times and distances weren’t that bad today,” said Norwich boys coach, Paul Sims. “The sprints had a little bit of a tailwind, and they were the only events that had a little bit of an advantage.”
Norwich’s 400-meter relay participants, Sarah Bonnell, Katie Benenati, Cleo Daoud, and Elisha Eddy, picked up a win in that event, and each NHS competitor also had at least one more individual victory in an 82-59 loss to the Spartans.
Bonnell padded her win totals taking the 100 meters, long jump, and triple jump; Benenati was first in the 100-meter hurdles; Daoud the 400 meters, and Eddy the shot put.
Norwich hosts the 5th Annual REK Invitational Saturday at 6 p.m. Sims said nine schools, including Norwich, are expected to attend.
Boys
Norwich 78, M-E 63
3200m relay: (ME), 9:49.5. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.1. 100m: Kyle Acenowr (N), 11.9. 400m relay: (N) 48.1, P. Taylor, Cameron Turner, Nate Ashton, Morgan Crawford. 1600m: Jesse Brenon (ME), 5:10.5. 400m: Matt Murray (N), 55.2. 400 hurdles: Andres Rodriguez, 1:04.2. 800m: Max Morse (N), 2:14.3. 200m: Kyle Acenowr (N), 23.9. 3200m: Matt Didas (ME), 11:29.5. 1600m relay: (N) 3:50.5, Acenowr, Turner, Ashton, Murray. Long jump: Patrick Taylor (N), 20-1. High jump: Kyle Acenowr (N), 5-6. Triple Jump: Taylor (N), 38-3. Pole Vault: (N) Morse, 8-6. Discus: Jeff Rockwood (M), 123-3. Shot Put: Rockwood (M), 39-1.

Girls
M-E 82, Norwich 59
3200m relay: (ME), 11:41.8. 100 hurdles: (N) Katie Benenati, 17.5. 100m: Sarah Bonnell (N), 12.6. 400m relay: (N) Katie Benenati, Cleo Daoud, Elisha Eddy, S. Bonnell, 53.3. 1500m: Taylor Hackett (ME), 5:32.3. 400m: Daoud (N), 1:05.1. 400 hurdles: Michele McCabe (ME), 1:17.4. 800m: Chelsea Ross (ME), 2:44.8. 200m: Casey Lee (ME), 26.9. 3000m: Adri Hartung (ME), 12:29. 1600M relay: (ME), 4:42.2. Long jump: Bonnell (N), 16-2. High jump: Kelly Bachon (ME), 4-4. Triple jump: Bonnell (N), 31-8. Pole Vault: Cassie Green (ME), 7-0. Shot put: Elisha Eddy (N), 28-8. Discus: Miranda Green ME), 76-10.