Greene holds off upstart Deposit, 54-46
Girls’ Basketball
Greene 54, Deposit 46
GREENE – Greene climbed out of an eight-point hole in the second quarter scoring a season-high 54 points against Deposit Wednesday night.
Caitlin Gorton scored a career-high 21 points for the Trojans (4-5), 18 of those markers coming in the second half. Andrea Day had three baskets in the final quarter finishing with 13 points.
The Trojans worked their way back into a 23-23 tie at halftime as Rebecca Smith scored all seven of her points in the second, and Shannon Gregory had five of her seven. “We executed pretty well, but had trouble shooting at times, particularly the first half,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “The nice thing was we had different girls scoring for us in different quarters.
“We had more assists than turnovers and had 16 offensive rebounds, yet we still had a close game. Deposit banked in some shots and gained some confidence. All of a sudden we found ourselves in a dogfight.”
Greene plays at Hancock Friday at 7:15 p.m.
Deposit: Tiffany Raymond, 3 0-0-9, McKenzie Martin, 5 2-3-15, Victoria Schaub, 0, Jenn Newman, 5 0-2-10, Andrea Davis, 0, Karen Hatch, 0 2-2-2, Hannah Fryer, 3 2-7-10, Kaitlyn Stanton, 0. Totals: 16 6-14-46.
Greene: Rachel Turner, 1 0-1-2; Andrea Day, 5 2-4-13; Emily Conroe, 0; Jessica Brooks, 0 2-6-2; Kaitlin Gorton, 6 4-5-21; Rebecca Smith, 3 1-2-7; Natalie Greene, 0; Alisha Montelione, 1 0-0-2; Shannon Gregory, 3 1-4-7. Totals: 19 10-22-54.
Dep. 6 17 11 12–46
Gre. 10 13 15 16–54
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (D) Raymond 3, Martin 3, Fryer 2, (G) K. Gorton 5, Day. JV: Greene won. Officials: Coleman, Kroh.
Wrestling
Adirondack 43, Sherburne-Earlville 34
SHERBURNE – With the dual meet result in the balance, Adirondack clinched the victory over Sherburne-Earlville Wednesday with a meet-closing pin at 145 pounds.
The Marauders nearly overcame an early deficit getting five straight wins between 103 and 130 pounds. Jack Buell (112) won by pinfall, and Spencer Franklin’s 15-6 decision win at 130 pounds had his team in front 34-28.
“Adirondack is a very physical team that beats you up, and they took it to us tonight,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks. “It was a good chess match between two decent teams. We knew it would be close, we just needed a couple of breaks to go our way.”
Sherburne-Earlville competes in the Oneonta Rotary Tournament Friday and Saturday.
Results
152: Greg DuVall (S-E) pinned Jay Koperda, :37. 160: V. Gonzalez (A) pinned Dalton Sopchak, 3:29. 171: C. Bueller (A) dec. Garrett DuVall, 11-3. 189: K. Platt (A) pinned Brendan Bennett, 4:23. 215: D. Riegler (A) dec. Cody Santiago, 7-3. 285: Eric Eichler (XE) pinned R. Shannon, 4:20. 96: J. Hennessey (A) dec. Kevin Dunshee, 8-2. 103: Calvin Minkler (SE) won by fft. 112: Jack Buell (SE) pinned A. Gilbert, 2:39. 119: P. Webster (SE) won by fft. 125: Alex Sheddon (SE) won by fft. 130: Spencer Franklin (SE) dec. T. Freeman, 15-6. 135: T. Spann (A) pinned Ryan Wilcox, :48. 140: K. O’Rourke (A) dec. Steve Youngs, 5-2. 145: Matt Fahy (A) pinned Donavan Gale, 1:20.
Indoor Track and Field
Below are results of the combined Sherburne-Earlville/Morrisville-Eaton teams at the Mohawk Valley Indoor Track Association Championships held Tuesday night. S-E/M-E competed in division one of the event. S-E’s Dakota Nelson had the lone first-place finish taking the top spot in the pole vault (9-0).
Girls: 14 points, seventh place out of seven:
Taylor Gallup (ME) 3rd in 1000m, 3:23.81; Sofeia Eddy (SE) 4th in 1000m, 3:26.50; Sofeia Eddy 5th in 600m, 1:56.89; Sierra Ulrich (SE) 6th in longjump, 13-4; Dushko, Ulrich, Gallup, Sherwood 6th in 800-meter relay, 2:13.52
Boys: 39 points, sixth place out of eight teams:
Dakota Nelson (SE) first in pole vault, 9-0; Austen Hirsch 2nd in 1000m, 2:48.36; 2nd in 1600m, 4:51.41; Stanton, Nelson, Palmiter, Benedict 3rd in 1600-meter relay, 4:04.44; Daniel Stanton (SE) 4th in 55m high hurdles, 10.21; Dakota Nelson 5th in 55HH, 10.25; Ryan Schruise (ME) 6th in long jump 16-9.25
Boys’ Bowling
Oneonta 3, Norwich 2
NORWICH – Oneonta, after dropping the first two games, rallied in the final game against Norwich to pull out the victory Wednesday at Plaza Lanes in Norwich.
Norwich entered the final game with an 83-pin advantage, but wound up losing the total pinfall by 156 pins.
Darrel Humphrey led Norwich with a 618 series. The Tornado’s total pinfall of 2,695 was their lowest this season. “Everything that could go wrong in the last game did,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.
Norwich’s JV team had its best score in years totaling 2,767 pins. Matt Gladstone had a season-high 627 series and Adam Bonnot rolled a 615.
Norwich hosts Chenango Valley on Monday.
Varsity Honor scores
NHS (2,695): Arden Hamstra, 206; Frank Bonnot, 210; Darrel Humphrey, 267, 618.
Oneonta (2,851): Joey Balnis, 214, 218, 241, 673; Strat Corkwell, 210; Mike Moran, 234, 208, 636; Cameron Critti, 204, 207.
JV: Norwich won 5-0.
Girls’ Bowling
Little Falls 4, S-E 1
EARLVILLE – At Hi-Skor Lanes Tuesday, Sherburne-Earlville’s girls fell to Little Falls, 4-1. Kiamesha Philhower’s 183 game led the Marauders.
Total pins:
Little Falls 2,051, Sherburne-Earville 1,965.
Greene 54, Deposit 46
GREENE – Greene climbed out of an eight-point hole in the second quarter scoring a season-high 54 points against Deposit Wednesday night.
Caitlin Gorton scored a career-high 21 points for the Trojans (4-5), 18 of those markers coming in the second half. Andrea Day had three baskets in the final quarter finishing with 13 points.
The Trojans worked their way back into a 23-23 tie at halftime as Rebecca Smith scored all seven of her points in the second, and Shannon Gregory had five of her seven. “We executed pretty well, but had trouble shooting at times, particularly the first half,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton. “The nice thing was we had different girls scoring for us in different quarters.
“We had more assists than turnovers and had 16 offensive rebounds, yet we still had a close game. Deposit banked in some shots and gained some confidence. All of a sudden we found ourselves in a dogfight.”
Greene plays at Hancock Friday at 7:15 p.m.
Deposit: Tiffany Raymond, 3 0-0-9, McKenzie Martin, 5 2-3-15, Victoria Schaub, 0, Jenn Newman, 5 0-2-10, Andrea Davis, 0, Karen Hatch, 0 2-2-2, Hannah Fryer, 3 2-7-10, Kaitlyn Stanton, 0. Totals: 16 6-14-46.
Greene: Rachel Turner, 1 0-1-2; Andrea Day, 5 2-4-13; Emily Conroe, 0; Jessica Brooks, 0 2-6-2; Kaitlin Gorton, 6 4-5-21; Rebecca Smith, 3 1-2-7; Natalie Greene, 0; Alisha Montelione, 1 0-0-2; Shannon Gregory, 3 1-4-7. Totals: 19 10-22-54.
Dep. 6 17 11 12–46
Gre. 10 13 15 16–54
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (D) Raymond 3, Martin 3, Fryer 2, (G) K. Gorton 5, Day. JV: Greene won. Officials: Coleman, Kroh.
Wrestling
Adirondack 43, Sherburne-Earlville 34
SHERBURNE – With the dual meet result in the balance, Adirondack clinched the victory over Sherburne-Earlville Wednesday with a meet-closing pin at 145 pounds.
The Marauders nearly overcame an early deficit getting five straight wins between 103 and 130 pounds. Jack Buell (112) won by pinfall, and Spencer Franklin’s 15-6 decision win at 130 pounds had his team in front 34-28.
“Adirondack is a very physical team that beats you up, and they took it to us tonight,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks. “It was a good chess match between two decent teams. We knew it would be close, we just needed a couple of breaks to go our way.”
Sherburne-Earlville competes in the Oneonta Rotary Tournament Friday and Saturday.
Results
152: Greg DuVall (S-E) pinned Jay Koperda, :37. 160: V. Gonzalez (A) pinned Dalton Sopchak, 3:29. 171: C. Bueller (A) dec. Garrett DuVall, 11-3. 189: K. Platt (A) pinned Brendan Bennett, 4:23. 215: D. Riegler (A) dec. Cody Santiago, 7-3. 285: Eric Eichler (XE) pinned R. Shannon, 4:20. 96: J. Hennessey (A) dec. Kevin Dunshee, 8-2. 103: Calvin Minkler (SE) won by fft. 112: Jack Buell (SE) pinned A. Gilbert, 2:39. 119: P. Webster (SE) won by fft. 125: Alex Sheddon (SE) won by fft. 130: Spencer Franklin (SE) dec. T. Freeman, 15-6. 135: T. Spann (A) pinned Ryan Wilcox, :48. 140: K. O’Rourke (A) dec. Steve Youngs, 5-2. 145: Matt Fahy (A) pinned Donavan Gale, 1:20.
Indoor Track and Field
Below are results of the combined Sherburne-Earlville/Morrisville-Eaton teams at the Mohawk Valley Indoor Track Association Championships held Tuesday night. S-E/M-E competed in division one of the event. S-E’s Dakota Nelson had the lone first-place finish taking the top spot in the pole vault (9-0).
Girls: 14 points, seventh place out of seven:
Taylor Gallup (ME) 3rd in 1000m, 3:23.81; Sofeia Eddy (SE) 4th in 1000m, 3:26.50; Sofeia Eddy 5th in 600m, 1:56.89; Sierra Ulrich (SE) 6th in longjump, 13-4; Dushko, Ulrich, Gallup, Sherwood 6th in 800-meter relay, 2:13.52
Boys: 39 points, sixth place out of eight teams:
Dakota Nelson (SE) first in pole vault, 9-0; Austen Hirsch 2nd in 1000m, 2:48.36; 2nd in 1600m, 4:51.41; Stanton, Nelson, Palmiter, Benedict 3rd in 1600-meter relay, 4:04.44; Daniel Stanton (SE) 4th in 55m high hurdles, 10.21; Dakota Nelson 5th in 55HH, 10.25; Ryan Schruise (ME) 6th in long jump 16-9.25
Boys’ Bowling
Oneonta 3, Norwich 2
NORWICH – Oneonta, after dropping the first two games, rallied in the final game against Norwich to pull out the victory Wednesday at Plaza Lanes in Norwich.
Norwich entered the final game with an 83-pin advantage, but wound up losing the total pinfall by 156 pins.
Darrel Humphrey led Norwich with a 618 series. The Tornado’s total pinfall of 2,695 was their lowest this season. “Everything that could go wrong in the last game did,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.
Norwich’s JV team had its best score in years totaling 2,767 pins. Matt Gladstone had a season-high 627 series and Adam Bonnot rolled a 615.
Norwich hosts Chenango Valley on Monday.
Varsity Honor scores
NHS (2,695): Arden Hamstra, 206; Frank Bonnot, 210; Darrel Humphrey, 267, 618.
Oneonta (2,851): Joey Balnis, 214, 218, 241, 673; Strat Corkwell, 210; Mike Moran, 234, 208, 636; Cameron Critti, 204, 207.
JV: Norwich won 5-0.
Girls’ Bowling
Little Falls 4, S-E 1
EARLVILLE – At Hi-Skor Lanes Tuesday, Sherburne-Earlville’s girls fell to Little Falls, 4-1. Kiamesha Philhower’s 183 game led the Marauders.
Total pins:
Little Falls 2,051, Sherburne-Earville 1,965.
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