S-E boys third at league championships
Cross Country
Center State Conference Championships
At the Center State Conference Championships Saturday, Sherburne-Earlville’s boys placed third overall with three league all-stars, and Sofeia Eddy was earned an all-star nod for the Marauders’ girls, who were 11th out of 18 schools.
Noah Huff placed third in the 96-runner field finishing in 17:46 to lead S-E. Dan Palmiter placed eighth in 18:41, and Dakota Nelson was tenth in 18:49. All three top-10 runners picked up the all-star nods. “The boys’ team defeated the winners of divisions one and three within the season, and today as well,” said S-E coach Anne Geary. “We are in division two, so that shows the league strength in our division. This boys squad is the best representation for S-E since I took over as coach in 1997.”
Jeff Verry was 30th in 20:09, and Ryan Palmiter was two spots back timing 20:19.
Gabby Huff and Erin Mahardy with 47th and 48th respectively for the girls timing 26:50 and 26:52. “Every athlete posted within seconds – or beat – their season personal-best times, which is a feat by itself,” Geary said. “I am extremely proud of this entire team.”
S-E runs in the Adirondack Invitational on Oct. 30.
S-E boys (96 runners): Noah Huff (3), 17:46; Dan Palmiter (8), 18:41; Dakota Nelson (10), 18:49; Jeff Verry (30), 20:09; Ryan Palmiter (32), 20:19.
Other S-E boys: Matt Piazzi (63), 23:05; Mike Combes (70), 24:14.
S-E Girls (86 runners)
Sofeia Eddy (9), 21:59; Gabby Huff (47), 26:50; Erin Mahardy (48), 26:52; Sierra Ulrich (68), 32:20; Jamie Schuman (71), 36:03.
Girls’ Swimming
Norwich 104, Windsor 78
NORWICH – Norwich’s lone senior, Sara Loomis, went out on top in her final home meet, and the Tornado also finished on top beating Windsor Friday for their third win of the season.
Loomis anchored the winning 200-yard medley relay to start the meet, and won the 50-yard freestyle (26.69) and 100-yard freestyle (59.53) in season-best times. “The girls all had a great meet for Sara’s last time swimming competitively at Norwich High School,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. “We are now looking forward to sectionals so that all of the hard work this season can pay off.”
Shannon Curley (200 IM), Rachel Zieno (200 freestyle), Kerstin Franklin (100 butterfly), and Erin Gawronski (500 freestyle) added individual wins for Norwich.
Results
200-yard medley relay: (N) Taylor Zieno, Kerstin Franklin, Shannon Curley, Sara Loomis, 2:06.87; 200 freestyle: Rachel Zieno (N) 2:19.13; 200 individual medley: Erin Gawronski (N) 2:31.29; 50 freestyle: Loomis (N) 26.69; Diving: (S) Meghann Kilgallon, 165.70; 100 butterfly: Franklin (N) 1:08.60; 100 freestyle: Loomis (N) 59.53; 500 freestyle: Gawronski (N) 5:51.34; 200 free relay: Windsor (Christine Dodd, Casey Mullins, Jayne Gosney, Laura Barnes) 1:58.90; 100 backstroke: Dodd (W) 1:10.94; 100 breaststroke: Mullins (W) 1:23.45; 400 freestyle relay: (N) Erin Gawronski, Kerstin Franklin, Taylor Zieno, Krissy Stroh, 4:28.14.
Boys’ Soccer
Greene 5, Walton 0
WALTON – Greene won its second straight division tiebreaker game in convincing fashion Saturday, and will play Delhi for the overall Midstate Athletic Conference Wednesday at Delhi.
The Trojans topped Unatego two days ago, then routed Walton. The Spartans and Warriors handed Greene its two division losses during regular season play to force a three-way tie. “We sold the statement to the boys that we beat ourselves and put ourselves in this position,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We needed to prove that this is our championship to lose.”
Alex Driscoll scored three times for Greene, the first after a nice give-and-go passing combination from Mikki Brown. Driscoll was able to split the Walton defense to tally at the 16-minute mark of the first half. Driscoll’s second goal came later in the half, this time after a Corey Dietrich through pass.
Dietrich and Brown each scored goals in the second half for Greene. “Give Walton credit. It’s a team with young talent and the kids play hard,” Tallman said. “It took us a little bit to get going as a whole, but our offense maintained control from the midfield on up.”
Greene will play its Section IV, Class C tournament playoff opener on Tuesday at home against Sidney at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday’s league championship at Delhi begins at 3:30 p.m.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Alex Driscoll, 3-1; Mikki Brown, 1-1; Alex Leone, 0-1; Corey Dietrich, 1-1, Nate Patrick, 0-1
Saves: (G) Curtis Richards, 6, (W) D. Walley, 11
Shots-corners: (G) 13-8, (W) 5-3.
McGraw 1, Otselic Valley 0
SOUTH OTSELIC – In its final regular season game, Otselic Valley gave up a first-half goal to McGraw, and that goal stood up in Friday’s Central Counties League game.
Alex Smith scored for McGraw off a pass from Nick Cowen. McGraw held a 12-3 advantage in shots, although OV coach Dave Loomis said his team improved its play over recent contests.”
“We played better as a team, and it was encouraging to see us play with more intensity,” Loomis said.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Alex Smith, 1-0; Nick Cowen, 0-1
Shots-corners: (M) 12-8, (OV) 3-1.
Saves: (OV) Dylan Comfort, 10, (M) Chambers, 3.
Center State Conference Championships
At the Center State Conference Championships Saturday, Sherburne-Earlville’s boys placed third overall with three league all-stars, and Sofeia Eddy was earned an all-star nod for the Marauders’ girls, who were 11th out of 18 schools.
Noah Huff placed third in the 96-runner field finishing in 17:46 to lead S-E. Dan Palmiter placed eighth in 18:41, and Dakota Nelson was tenth in 18:49. All three top-10 runners picked up the all-star nods. “The boys’ team defeated the winners of divisions one and three within the season, and today as well,” said S-E coach Anne Geary. “We are in division two, so that shows the league strength in our division. This boys squad is the best representation for S-E since I took over as coach in 1997.”
Jeff Verry was 30th in 20:09, and Ryan Palmiter was two spots back timing 20:19.
Gabby Huff and Erin Mahardy with 47th and 48th respectively for the girls timing 26:50 and 26:52. “Every athlete posted within seconds – or beat – their season personal-best times, which is a feat by itself,” Geary said. “I am extremely proud of this entire team.”
S-E runs in the Adirondack Invitational on Oct. 30.
S-E boys (96 runners): Noah Huff (3), 17:46; Dan Palmiter (8), 18:41; Dakota Nelson (10), 18:49; Jeff Verry (30), 20:09; Ryan Palmiter (32), 20:19.
Other S-E boys: Matt Piazzi (63), 23:05; Mike Combes (70), 24:14.
S-E Girls (86 runners)
Sofeia Eddy (9), 21:59; Gabby Huff (47), 26:50; Erin Mahardy (48), 26:52; Sierra Ulrich (68), 32:20; Jamie Schuman (71), 36:03.
Girls’ Swimming
Norwich 104, Windsor 78
NORWICH – Norwich’s lone senior, Sara Loomis, went out on top in her final home meet, and the Tornado also finished on top beating Windsor Friday for their third win of the season.
Loomis anchored the winning 200-yard medley relay to start the meet, and won the 50-yard freestyle (26.69) and 100-yard freestyle (59.53) in season-best times. “The girls all had a great meet for Sara’s last time swimming competitively at Norwich High School,” said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. “We are now looking forward to sectionals so that all of the hard work this season can pay off.”
Shannon Curley (200 IM), Rachel Zieno (200 freestyle), Kerstin Franklin (100 butterfly), and Erin Gawronski (500 freestyle) added individual wins for Norwich.
Results
200-yard medley relay: (N) Taylor Zieno, Kerstin Franklin, Shannon Curley, Sara Loomis, 2:06.87; 200 freestyle: Rachel Zieno (N) 2:19.13; 200 individual medley: Erin Gawronski (N) 2:31.29; 50 freestyle: Loomis (N) 26.69; Diving: (S) Meghann Kilgallon, 165.70; 100 butterfly: Franklin (N) 1:08.60; 100 freestyle: Loomis (N) 59.53; 500 freestyle: Gawronski (N) 5:51.34; 200 free relay: Windsor (Christine Dodd, Casey Mullins, Jayne Gosney, Laura Barnes) 1:58.90; 100 backstroke: Dodd (W) 1:10.94; 100 breaststroke: Mullins (W) 1:23.45; 400 freestyle relay: (N) Erin Gawronski, Kerstin Franklin, Taylor Zieno, Krissy Stroh, 4:28.14.
Boys’ Soccer
Greene 5, Walton 0
WALTON – Greene won its second straight division tiebreaker game in convincing fashion Saturday, and will play Delhi for the overall Midstate Athletic Conference Wednesday at Delhi.
The Trojans topped Unatego two days ago, then routed Walton. The Spartans and Warriors handed Greene its two division losses during regular season play to force a three-way tie. “We sold the statement to the boys that we beat ourselves and put ourselves in this position,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We needed to prove that this is our championship to lose.”
Alex Driscoll scored three times for Greene, the first after a nice give-and-go passing combination from Mikki Brown. Driscoll was able to split the Walton defense to tally at the 16-minute mark of the first half. Driscoll’s second goal came later in the half, this time after a Corey Dietrich through pass.
Dietrich and Brown each scored goals in the second half for Greene. “Give Walton credit. It’s a team with young talent and the kids play hard,” Tallman said. “It took us a little bit to get going as a whole, but our offense maintained control from the midfield on up.”
Greene will play its Section IV, Class C tournament playoff opener on Tuesday at home against Sidney at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday’s league championship at Delhi begins at 3:30 p.m.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Alex Driscoll, 3-1; Mikki Brown, 1-1; Alex Leone, 0-1; Corey Dietrich, 1-1, Nate Patrick, 0-1
Saves: (G) Curtis Richards, 6, (W) D. Walley, 11
Shots-corners: (G) 13-8, (W) 5-3.
McGraw 1, Otselic Valley 0
SOUTH OTSELIC – In its final regular season game, Otselic Valley gave up a first-half goal to McGraw, and that goal stood up in Friday’s Central Counties League game.
Alex Smith scored for McGraw off a pass from Nick Cowen. McGraw held a 12-3 advantage in shots, although OV coach Dave Loomis said his team improved its play over recent contests.”
“We played better as a team, and it was encouraging to see us play with more intensity,” Loomis said.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Alex Smith, 1-0; Nick Cowen, 0-1
Shots-corners: (M) 12-8, (OV) 3-1.
Saves: (OV) Dylan Comfort, 10, (M) Chambers, 3.
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