Norwich advances in pony league playoffs
Baseball
Norwich 18, Unadilla Valley II 0
NORWICH – Seeking its first Otsenango Pony League championship in a decade, Norwich began the playoffs with an impressive shutout win over Unadilla Valley II’s under-14 club on Thursday.
Soon-to-be Norwich freshman, Cody Barnes, pitched a no-hitter in the five-inning game that was halted under the mercy rule. Barnes had eight strikeouts and three walks.
The Norwich offense came out swinging from the outset scoring 12 runs in the opening frame on 11 hits. UV also committed four errors to aid the Norwich effort.
Reid Rose, the second batter of the game, hit a two-run homer scoring Cameron Prime. Chris Trevisani laced a two-run single, Ben Barnes, celebrating his 16th birthday, hit a two-run double, and Brenden McNerney added an RBI triple. Norwich put six more runs on the board in the third led by John Yacano’s two-run single and Robert Jeffrey’s pinch-hit RBI basehit.
Prime, Ben Barnes, and Trevisani all had two hits for Norwich in the victory
Score by Innings R H E
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Nor. (12)06 0x 18 14 1
Cody Barnes (W) and John Yacano; Eric Voorhis (L), Austin Taylor (4) and Kyle King. Doubles: (N) Ben Barnes, triples: (N) Cameron Prime, B. McNerney, HR: (N) Reid Rose.
Oxford 12 Schenevus 2 (six innings)
SCHENEVUS – Oxford advanced to the Otsenango Pony League semifinals for the second straight year winning its first-round playoff game at Division D champion Schenevus Thursday night.
Andrew Golden picked up the victory pitching four innings. He struck out eight, gave up three hits, and allowed two unearned runs.
Golden had two hits and two RBI including a two-RBI sacrifice fly in the fourth inning. Justin Schray added two hits and an RBI, and Cameron Heggie pitched two innings of hitless relief.
Oxford will meet Norwich in Edmeston Saturday at 12 p.m.
Norwich 18, Unadilla Valley II 0
NORWICH – Seeking its first Otsenango Pony League championship in a decade, Norwich began the playoffs with an impressive shutout win over Unadilla Valley II’s under-14 club on Thursday.
Soon-to-be Norwich freshman, Cody Barnes, pitched a no-hitter in the five-inning game that was halted under the mercy rule. Barnes had eight strikeouts and three walks.
The Norwich offense came out swinging from the outset scoring 12 runs in the opening frame on 11 hits. UV also committed four errors to aid the Norwich effort.
Reid Rose, the second batter of the game, hit a two-run homer scoring Cameron Prime. Chris Trevisani laced a two-run single, Ben Barnes, celebrating his 16th birthday, hit a two-run double, and Brenden McNerney added an RBI triple. Norwich put six more runs on the board in the third led by John Yacano’s two-run single and Robert Jeffrey’s pinch-hit RBI basehit.
Prime, Ben Barnes, and Trevisani all had two hits for Norwich in the victory
Score by Innings R H E
UV2 000 00 0 0 0 6
Nor. (12)06 0x 18 14 1
Cody Barnes (W) and John Yacano; Eric Voorhis (L), Austin Taylor (4) and Kyle King. Doubles: (N) Ben Barnes, triples: (N) Cameron Prime, B. McNerney, HR: (N) Reid Rose.
Oxford 12 Schenevus 2 (six innings)
SCHENEVUS – Oxford advanced to the Otsenango Pony League semifinals for the second straight year winning its first-round playoff game at Division D champion Schenevus Thursday night.
Andrew Golden picked up the victory pitching four innings. He struck out eight, gave up three hits, and allowed two unearned runs.
Golden had two hits and two RBI including a two-RBI sacrifice fly in the fourth inning. Justin Schray added two hits and an RBI, and Cameron Heggie pitched two innings of hitless relief.
Oxford will meet Norwich in Edmeston Saturday at 12 p.m.
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