Norwich chops down Sus Valley to stay perfect
Boys’ Basketball
Norwich 58, Susquehanna Valley 47
CONKLIN – Norwich chopped down an opponent with much bigger size, and won its fifth straight game to start the season beating Susquehanna Valley on the road Friday night.
The Tornado, facing a formidable SV front line that featured 6-foot-7 and 6-foot-6 starters, won the rebounding battle, did not give up an offensive rebound in the first half, and forced 19 turnovers to lead 32-20 at the break. The only shortfall on the Tornado’s ledger was less than 30 percent shooting in the first half.
“For us to outrebound that team, given the size differential, is a testament to the heart and desire of this team,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott.
Jon Foulds had his best all-around game for Norwich this season finishing with 16 points, 15 rebounds, five steals, six assists, and four blocked shots. Norwich upped its lead to 19 after three periods, but had to withstand SV’s early fourth-quarter spurt.
The Sabers started the final quarter on a 10-0 run to close to within nine points. “We didn’t play good offense at the start of the quarter,” Abbott said. “We were shooting the ball too quickly and weren’t making good choices.”
After that spurt, a Norwich timeout settled the Tornado down with Foulds grabbing a rebound, then taking the ball coast-to-coast for a layup. Following a defensive stop, Dennis Oralls hit a three, and Foulds following that up with a trifecta raising the lead back to 17 points. Oralls led Norwich with 18 points to go with five steals. Seth Thomsen added his first double-double of the season totaling 11 points and 11 rebounds.
“We’re very excited about our start to the season,” Abbott said, whose club held a 35-34 rebounding edge and forced 30 SV turnovers. “At the beginning of the season, there may have been questions about what ability this team had and its team chemistry. I think we’re coming together nicely. The guys enjoy practice and being around each other. We’re very tight-knit.”
Norwich (5-0) plays at Johnson City Tuesday.
NOTES: Norwich has now forced 59 turnovers over the last two games (EFA and SV) and has 36 steals in those contests...Norwich shot 22-for-67 for the game (32 percent) and had 13 turnovers in the contest.
NHS: Kyle Edwards, 1 0-0-2; Nate Ashton, 0; Dennis Oralls, 6 2-4-18; Patrick Taylor, 0; Josh Favaloro, 0; Jacob Kelly, 2 0-0-4; Frank Somich, 3 0-0-7; Seth Thomsen, 5 1-3-11; Jon Foulds, 5 4-4-16; Eric Walling, 0; Zach Martinson, 0. Totals: 22 7-11-58.
SV: Sam Green, 0; Nick Stenton, 0; Taylor Deeter, 0; Austin Simond, 3 0-0-7; Josh Swanger, 1 0-0-3; Dylan Brandow, 0; Colin Manchester, 4 2-2-13; Brendan Normile, 7 3-4-18; Trenton Benton, 3 0-0-6. Totals: 18 5-6-47.
NHS 17 15 18 8–58
SV 9 11 11 16–47
Team fouls: (SV) 12, (N) 12 Three-point goals: (N) Oralls 4, Somich, Foulds 2, (SV) Normile, Manchester 3, Swanger, Simond. JV: Sus Valley won 57-47; Officials: Szelkowski, Blair.
Oxford 65, Walton 46
OXFORD – After an 0-3 start, Oxford won its second league game this week to move over the .500 mark in Midstate Athletic Conference play.
Andrew Golden had 23 points and 10 rebounds, and Booker Davis added 22 points and nine boards. “We’re just doing a better job of being patient on offense and getting better looks at the basket,” said Oxford coach Tim Davis.
Oxford, who beat Walton in last year’s league championship game, jumped out to a 24-11 halftime advantage. Walton upped the pace in the third closing to within nine. Davis scored 11 in the fourth quarter to push that advantage back into double digits.
“The move to varsity has definitely been a change for the guys who came up from JV,” Davis said. “I think we’re getting better and coming along.”
Oxford (2-3) plays at Harpursville on Wednesday.
Walton: Matt Bartlett, 1 1-2-4; Tim McGuire, 0; Dan Jacquays, 0 ; Ben Conklin, 0; Orrin James, 0 1-2-1 ; Collin Shick, 1 0-0-2; Tyler Magnis, 5 9-9-21; Donyelle Rouge, 0 1-2-1; Brian Hodges, 2 0-2-4; Dalton Kaminsky, 4 0-3-11; Tyler Davis, 1 0-0-2; Justin Dijiulio, 0. Totals: 14 12-20-46.
Oxford: Justin Schray, 2 1-2-7; Ryan Moore, 1 0-0-2; John Wonka, 0; Andrew Golden, 8 4-4-23; Paul Wonka, 0 1-2-1; Booker Davis, 9 4-5-22; Justin Harding, 1 0-0-2; Eric Dilfer, 0; Caden Izard, 2 0-0-4; Quincy Davis, 2 0-1-4; Corey Olsen, 0. Totals: 25 10-14-65.
Walt. 5 6 24 11–46
Oxfd. 14 10 20 21–65
Three-point goals: (O) Schray 2, Golden 3, (W) Magnis 2, Kaminsky 3, Bartlett. JV: Walton won 49-27.
G-MU 32, Laurens 29
COPES CORNERS – G-MU coach Bill Hartman drew up a play for a final shot against Laurens. The play was not executed properly, but junior guard DeMario Reed made it work.
Reed hit a running three-pointer from the top of the key that banked in at the buzzer to give the Raiders (3-0) the three-point win on Friday.
The Raiders overcame a sluggish performance where it scored a season-low point total. “We were very flat and didn’t have the intensity that we had earlier this week against Edmeston,” Hartman said. “Despite that, we led through the entire game except the last minute and a half. And the truth is, we held a team to 29 points. That’s a good sign.”
After Laurens moved ahead 29-27, G-MU sophomore Eddie Ray Cotton had a steal and a layup to tie the game up. Laurens had possession of the ball with a chance to score the winning basket, but Cotton deflected a ball off a Laurens player that went out of bounds to set up the winning basket. Cotton led the Raiders with 11 points and Ian Edwards scored nine.
“I think this was a good test for our kids to understand that you have to play every day, and you can’t look beyond anything,” Hartman said.
G-MU plays McGraw on Dec. 28 at the DeRuyter Tournament.
Laurens: Ryan Holmes, 0; David Fraser, 0 3-4 3, Mike VanDeusen, 1 4-4 6, Thane Weigl, 1 0-1 2, Justin West, 1 5-7 8, Jesse Tilley, 0 3-4 3, Nick Segina, 0 0-0 0, John Marmet, 1 0-0 3, Jamil Lindsay, 2 0-0 4. Totals: 6 15-20 29.
G-MU: Demario Reed, 2 0-0 6, Kevin Davis, 0 0-0 0, Greg Delaney, 0 0-0 0, Jon Scofield, 1 2-5-4, Eddie Ray Cotton, 4 2-4 11, Ian Edwards, 4 0-0 9, Chris Steckline, 0 0-0 0, Andrew Delmar, 1 0-1 2. Totals: 12 4-10-32.
Laur. 5 9 3 12–29
G-MU 4 12 8 8–32
Three-point goals: (L) Marmet, West (G) Reed 2, Cotton, Edwards. : JV: Laurens won.
Greene 94, Afton 47
GREENE – Greene separated itself from Afton with a 33-point second quarter turning a seven-point lead into a 54-24 halftime advantage on Saturday.
Ten different players scored in the second quarter for Greene, and four players wound up in double figures scoring. Jeff Carlin led with 14, while Sam Adams, Dan Treadwell, and Joe Beckwith all had 13. Adams added 11 rebounds, and every player on the Greene roster had at least two baskets.
“I wish we had some of those points the other night against Harpursville,” said Greene coach Rick Smith, referring to a one-point loss earlier in the week. “In the second quarter we pressured them more on defense and pushed the ball. We rebounded well, and we got into our running game. That opened the game up.”
Greene also finished with 18 team assists. “The ball movement was just great,” Smith said.
Greene (3-2) plays at Walton on Tuesday.
Afton: Adam Davis, 3 1-5-7, Ricky Parsons, 0; Corey Mohrien, 4 0-1-8; Andy Sanford, 2 0-0-6; Matt Olie, 0; Joe Shearer, 0; Mitch Decker, 0 1-3-1; Cameron Oswald, 11 5-7-25; Jake Vernon, 0; Phil Bradtka, 0. Totals: 20 7-16-47.
Greene: Dan Treadwell, 6 0-0-13; Evan Moxley, 3 1-2-7; Joe Beckwith, 5 1-2-13; Sam Adams, 6 1-2-13; Jeff Carlin, 5 4-5-14; Ryan Borst, 3 0-0-6; Akeem Daniels, 2 0-0-4; Mike Washburn, 3 0-0-6; Kyle Gorton, 3 0-0-6; Micah Smith, 2 2-2-6; Isaiah Webb, 3 0-0-6. Totals: 41 9-13-94.
Aft. 14 10 8 15–47
Gre. 21 33 26 14–94
Three-point goals: (A) none. (G) Treadwell, Beckwith 2.
B-G 51, Hancock 47
HANCOCK – Bainbridge-Guilford, beaten in a tight game earlier last week, rebounded Friday with a hard-fought road victory Friday against Hancock.
Corbin Palmer and Ryan Porter hit a pair of free throws late in the game, Porter’s with seven seconds remaining to seal the Bobcats’ second win this season. “Hancock is much improved, they’re going to beat some people this season,” said B-G coach Ben Nelson, who lauded his team’s fourth-quarter defense. “The defense was definitely the difference. We rebounded and didn’t give them any open shots.”
Austin Bauerle had two key tip-ins on offensive rebounds in the fourth quarter, and he posted a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Brooks Harmon had a pair of three-pointers in the third quarter as B-G closed to within one point entering the last quarter. The Bobcats also held Hancock to just four three-pointers in the contest. In their previous games, the Wildcats were averaging seven trifectas a contest.
Porter added 11 points in the win and Steve Patten netted 10. B-G (2-1, 2-3) hosts Deposit Tuesday.
B-G: Jordan Smith, 0 1-2-1 ; Tim Herrmann, 0; Connor Glassett, 0; Steve Patten, 3 3-4-10; Cody Lake, 0 0-0-0; Corbin Palmer, 2 2-3-7 ; Ryan Porter, 4 2-4-11; Austin Bauerle, 6 3-4-15; Brooks Harmon, 2 1-2-7; Ray Frederick, 0. Totals: 17 12-19-51.
Hancock: Eric Hicks, 6 3-5-16; Mubarik Somerville, 5 2-2-13; Tyler Phillips, 3 0-0-7; Thomas Banicky, 1 2-2-5; David Singer, 2 0-04; Zachery Tator, 1 0-0-2; Warren Drake, 0 0-0-0; Luke Worzel, 0 0-0-0. Totals: 18 7-9-47.
B-G 10 12 17 12–51
Hanc. 15 11 14 7–47
Three-point goals: (BG) Patten, Palmer, Porter, Harmon 2, (H) Hicks, Somerville, Phillips, Banicky.
Sidney 78, Unadilla Valley 31
SIDNEY – Sidney blew out its third straight Midstate Athletic Conference opponent defeating Unadilla Valley on Friday night.
Alex H eil and Tanner Westcott scored 16 points apiece to sharing scoring honors for Sidney. The Warriors were up by 17 at halftime before exploding for 32 points in the third quarter to put the game well out of reach. “Being down 17 at the half, to Sidney, wasn’t that bad, especially since we missed 12 layups,” said UV coach Matt Osborne. “In the third quarter, they picked up the pressure, and we just unraveled. Sidney is one of the better teams in our league and has a lot of experience. I hope we learned something and improve.”
Justin Hofer had eight points for UV who host Hancock Tuesday.
UV: Jack Wilcox, 0 0-0 0, Jesse Ranger, 0 1-2 1, Brandon Miles, 2 1-2 7, Justin Hofer, 3 0-0 8, Brett Smith, 1 0-0 3, Travis Conklin, 3 0-0 6, Mason Talbot, 1 0-2 2, Mitchell MacDuff, 2 0-0 4. Totals: 12 2-6-31.
Sidney: George Sheley, 1 2-2 4, Brandon Walters, 0 0-0 0, Matt Vogel, 4 0-0 10, Andy Kozak, 2 1-2 5, Josh Wilce, 2 0-0 6, Dylan Umbra, 5 2-2 13, Corbin Curley, 0 0-0 0, Tom O'Halloran, 1 0-0 2, Alex Heil, 6 3-4 16, Tanner Westcott, 7 2-4-16, Logan Raymond, 3 0-0 6. Totals: 31 10-14-78.
UV 6 8 9 8–31
Sid.19 12 32 15 – 78
Three-point field goals:(UV) Miles 2, Hofer 2, Smith, (S) Vogel 2, Wilce 2, Umbra, Heil. JV: Sidney won.
Norwich 58, Susquehanna Valley 47
CONKLIN – Norwich chopped down an opponent with much bigger size, and won its fifth straight game to start the season beating Susquehanna Valley on the road Friday night.
The Tornado, facing a formidable SV front line that featured 6-foot-7 and 6-foot-6 starters, won the rebounding battle, did not give up an offensive rebound in the first half, and forced 19 turnovers to lead 32-20 at the break. The only shortfall on the Tornado’s ledger was less than 30 percent shooting in the first half.
“For us to outrebound that team, given the size differential, is a testament to the heart and desire of this team,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott.
Jon Foulds had his best all-around game for Norwich this season finishing with 16 points, 15 rebounds, five steals, six assists, and four blocked shots. Norwich upped its lead to 19 after three periods, but had to withstand SV’s early fourth-quarter spurt.
The Sabers started the final quarter on a 10-0 run to close to within nine points. “We didn’t play good offense at the start of the quarter,” Abbott said. “We were shooting the ball too quickly and weren’t making good choices.”
After that spurt, a Norwich timeout settled the Tornado down with Foulds grabbing a rebound, then taking the ball coast-to-coast for a layup. Following a defensive stop, Dennis Oralls hit a three, and Foulds following that up with a trifecta raising the lead back to 17 points. Oralls led Norwich with 18 points to go with five steals. Seth Thomsen added his first double-double of the season totaling 11 points and 11 rebounds.
“We’re very excited about our start to the season,” Abbott said, whose club held a 35-34 rebounding edge and forced 30 SV turnovers. “At the beginning of the season, there may have been questions about what ability this team had and its team chemistry. I think we’re coming together nicely. The guys enjoy practice and being around each other. We’re very tight-knit.”
Norwich (5-0) plays at Johnson City Tuesday.
NOTES: Norwich has now forced 59 turnovers over the last two games (EFA and SV) and has 36 steals in those contests...Norwich shot 22-for-67 for the game (32 percent) and had 13 turnovers in the contest.
NHS: Kyle Edwards, 1 0-0-2; Nate Ashton, 0; Dennis Oralls, 6 2-4-18; Patrick Taylor, 0; Josh Favaloro, 0; Jacob Kelly, 2 0-0-4; Frank Somich, 3 0-0-7; Seth Thomsen, 5 1-3-11; Jon Foulds, 5 4-4-16; Eric Walling, 0; Zach Martinson, 0. Totals: 22 7-11-58.
SV: Sam Green, 0; Nick Stenton, 0; Taylor Deeter, 0; Austin Simond, 3 0-0-7; Josh Swanger, 1 0-0-3; Dylan Brandow, 0; Colin Manchester, 4 2-2-13; Brendan Normile, 7 3-4-18; Trenton Benton, 3 0-0-6. Totals: 18 5-6-47.
NHS 17 15 18 8–58
SV 9 11 11 16–47
Team fouls: (SV) 12, (N) 12 Three-point goals: (N) Oralls 4, Somich, Foulds 2, (SV) Normile, Manchester 3, Swanger, Simond. JV: Sus Valley won 57-47; Officials: Szelkowski, Blair.
Oxford 65, Walton 46
OXFORD – After an 0-3 start, Oxford won its second league game this week to move over the .500 mark in Midstate Athletic Conference play.
Andrew Golden had 23 points and 10 rebounds, and Booker Davis added 22 points and nine boards. “We’re just doing a better job of being patient on offense and getting better looks at the basket,” said Oxford coach Tim Davis.
Oxford, who beat Walton in last year’s league championship game, jumped out to a 24-11 halftime advantage. Walton upped the pace in the third closing to within nine. Davis scored 11 in the fourth quarter to push that advantage back into double digits.
“The move to varsity has definitely been a change for the guys who came up from JV,” Davis said. “I think we’re getting better and coming along.”
Oxford (2-3) plays at Harpursville on Wednesday.
Walton: Matt Bartlett, 1 1-2-4; Tim McGuire, 0; Dan Jacquays, 0 ; Ben Conklin, 0; Orrin James, 0 1-2-1 ; Collin Shick, 1 0-0-2; Tyler Magnis, 5 9-9-21; Donyelle Rouge, 0 1-2-1; Brian Hodges, 2 0-2-4; Dalton Kaminsky, 4 0-3-11; Tyler Davis, 1 0-0-2; Justin Dijiulio, 0. Totals: 14 12-20-46.
Oxford: Justin Schray, 2 1-2-7; Ryan Moore, 1 0-0-2; John Wonka, 0; Andrew Golden, 8 4-4-23; Paul Wonka, 0 1-2-1; Booker Davis, 9 4-5-22; Justin Harding, 1 0-0-2; Eric Dilfer, 0; Caden Izard, 2 0-0-4; Quincy Davis, 2 0-1-4; Corey Olsen, 0. Totals: 25 10-14-65.
Walt. 5 6 24 11–46
Oxfd. 14 10 20 21–65
Three-point goals: (O) Schray 2, Golden 3, (W) Magnis 2, Kaminsky 3, Bartlett. JV: Walton won 49-27.
G-MU 32, Laurens 29
COPES CORNERS – G-MU coach Bill Hartman drew up a play for a final shot against Laurens. The play was not executed properly, but junior guard DeMario Reed made it work.
Reed hit a running three-pointer from the top of the key that banked in at the buzzer to give the Raiders (3-0) the three-point win on Friday.
The Raiders overcame a sluggish performance where it scored a season-low point total. “We were very flat and didn’t have the intensity that we had earlier this week against Edmeston,” Hartman said. “Despite that, we led through the entire game except the last minute and a half. And the truth is, we held a team to 29 points. That’s a good sign.”
After Laurens moved ahead 29-27, G-MU sophomore Eddie Ray Cotton had a steal and a layup to tie the game up. Laurens had possession of the ball with a chance to score the winning basket, but Cotton deflected a ball off a Laurens player that went out of bounds to set up the winning basket. Cotton led the Raiders with 11 points and Ian Edwards scored nine.
“I think this was a good test for our kids to understand that you have to play every day, and you can’t look beyond anything,” Hartman said.
G-MU plays McGraw on Dec. 28 at the DeRuyter Tournament.
Laurens: Ryan Holmes, 0; David Fraser, 0 3-4 3, Mike VanDeusen, 1 4-4 6, Thane Weigl, 1 0-1 2, Justin West, 1 5-7 8, Jesse Tilley, 0 3-4 3, Nick Segina, 0 0-0 0, John Marmet, 1 0-0 3, Jamil Lindsay, 2 0-0 4. Totals: 6 15-20 29.
G-MU: Demario Reed, 2 0-0 6, Kevin Davis, 0 0-0 0, Greg Delaney, 0 0-0 0, Jon Scofield, 1 2-5-4, Eddie Ray Cotton, 4 2-4 11, Ian Edwards, 4 0-0 9, Chris Steckline, 0 0-0 0, Andrew Delmar, 1 0-1 2. Totals: 12 4-10-32.
Laur. 5 9 3 12–29
G-MU 4 12 8 8–32
Three-point goals: (L) Marmet, West (G) Reed 2, Cotton, Edwards. : JV: Laurens won.
Greene 94, Afton 47
GREENE – Greene separated itself from Afton with a 33-point second quarter turning a seven-point lead into a 54-24 halftime advantage on Saturday.
Ten different players scored in the second quarter for Greene, and four players wound up in double figures scoring. Jeff Carlin led with 14, while Sam Adams, Dan Treadwell, and Joe Beckwith all had 13. Adams added 11 rebounds, and every player on the Greene roster had at least two baskets.
“I wish we had some of those points the other night against Harpursville,” said Greene coach Rick Smith, referring to a one-point loss earlier in the week. “In the second quarter we pressured them more on defense and pushed the ball. We rebounded well, and we got into our running game. That opened the game up.”
Greene also finished with 18 team assists. “The ball movement was just great,” Smith said.
Greene (3-2) plays at Walton on Tuesday.
Afton: Adam Davis, 3 1-5-7, Ricky Parsons, 0; Corey Mohrien, 4 0-1-8; Andy Sanford, 2 0-0-6; Matt Olie, 0; Joe Shearer, 0; Mitch Decker, 0 1-3-1; Cameron Oswald, 11 5-7-25; Jake Vernon, 0; Phil Bradtka, 0. Totals: 20 7-16-47.
Greene: Dan Treadwell, 6 0-0-13; Evan Moxley, 3 1-2-7; Joe Beckwith, 5 1-2-13; Sam Adams, 6 1-2-13; Jeff Carlin, 5 4-5-14; Ryan Borst, 3 0-0-6; Akeem Daniels, 2 0-0-4; Mike Washburn, 3 0-0-6; Kyle Gorton, 3 0-0-6; Micah Smith, 2 2-2-6; Isaiah Webb, 3 0-0-6. Totals: 41 9-13-94.
Aft. 14 10 8 15–47
Gre. 21 33 26 14–94
Three-point goals: (A) none. (G) Treadwell, Beckwith 2.
B-G 51, Hancock 47
HANCOCK – Bainbridge-Guilford, beaten in a tight game earlier last week, rebounded Friday with a hard-fought road victory Friday against Hancock.
Corbin Palmer and Ryan Porter hit a pair of free throws late in the game, Porter’s with seven seconds remaining to seal the Bobcats’ second win this season. “Hancock is much improved, they’re going to beat some people this season,” said B-G coach Ben Nelson, who lauded his team’s fourth-quarter defense. “The defense was definitely the difference. We rebounded and didn’t give them any open shots.”
Austin Bauerle had two key tip-ins on offensive rebounds in the fourth quarter, and he posted a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Brooks Harmon had a pair of three-pointers in the third quarter as B-G closed to within one point entering the last quarter. The Bobcats also held Hancock to just four three-pointers in the contest. In their previous games, the Wildcats were averaging seven trifectas a contest.
Porter added 11 points in the win and Steve Patten netted 10. B-G (2-1, 2-3) hosts Deposit Tuesday.
B-G: Jordan Smith, 0 1-2-1 ; Tim Herrmann, 0; Connor Glassett, 0; Steve Patten, 3 3-4-10; Cody Lake, 0 0-0-0; Corbin Palmer, 2 2-3-7 ; Ryan Porter, 4 2-4-11; Austin Bauerle, 6 3-4-15; Brooks Harmon, 2 1-2-7; Ray Frederick, 0. Totals: 17 12-19-51.
Hancock: Eric Hicks, 6 3-5-16; Mubarik Somerville, 5 2-2-13; Tyler Phillips, 3 0-0-7; Thomas Banicky, 1 2-2-5; David Singer, 2 0-04; Zachery Tator, 1 0-0-2; Warren Drake, 0 0-0-0; Luke Worzel, 0 0-0-0. Totals: 18 7-9-47.
B-G 10 12 17 12–51
Hanc. 15 11 14 7–47
Three-point goals: (BG) Patten, Palmer, Porter, Harmon 2, (H) Hicks, Somerville, Phillips, Banicky.
Sidney 78, Unadilla Valley 31
SIDNEY – Sidney blew out its third straight Midstate Athletic Conference opponent defeating Unadilla Valley on Friday night.
Alex H eil and Tanner Westcott scored 16 points apiece to sharing scoring honors for Sidney. The Warriors were up by 17 at halftime before exploding for 32 points in the third quarter to put the game well out of reach. “Being down 17 at the half, to Sidney, wasn’t that bad, especially since we missed 12 layups,” said UV coach Matt Osborne. “In the third quarter, they picked up the pressure, and we just unraveled. Sidney is one of the better teams in our league and has a lot of experience. I hope we learned something and improve.”
Justin Hofer had eight points for UV who host Hancock Tuesday.
UV: Jack Wilcox, 0 0-0 0, Jesse Ranger, 0 1-2 1, Brandon Miles, 2 1-2 7, Justin Hofer, 3 0-0 8, Brett Smith, 1 0-0 3, Travis Conklin, 3 0-0 6, Mason Talbot, 1 0-2 2, Mitchell MacDuff, 2 0-0 4. Totals: 12 2-6-31.
Sidney: George Sheley, 1 2-2 4, Brandon Walters, 0 0-0 0, Matt Vogel, 4 0-0 10, Andy Kozak, 2 1-2 5, Josh Wilce, 2 0-0 6, Dylan Umbra, 5 2-2 13, Corbin Curley, 0 0-0 0, Tom O'Halloran, 1 0-0 2, Alex Heil, 6 3-4 16, Tanner Westcott, 7 2-4-16, Logan Raymond, 3 0-0 6. Totals: 31 10-14-78.
UV 6 8 9 8–31
Sid.19 12 32 15 – 78
Three-point field goals:(UV) Miles 2, Hofer 2, Smith, (S) Vogel 2, Wilce 2, Umbra, Heil. JV: Sidney won.
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