UV boys win third straight game
Boys’ Basketball
Unadilla Valley 54, Oxford 48
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley defeated Oxford for the first time since the 2007 Midstate Athletic Conference championship game, and won its third straight game in the process on Friday night.
Unadilla Valley was led by Justin Hofer’s 16 points. Mitch MacDuff was next with 14, and Travis Conklin added 11. UV built its lead to 15 points at the end of the three quarters, and staved off the Blackhawks, who went 13-for-17 from the foul line in the fourth, and had the deficit down to six points. “We executed our game plan, and we have new guys stepping up and being more aggressive offensively,” said UV coach Matt Osborne. “Conklin and MacDuff had their best games this season.”
Justin Schray scored 15 for Oxford and Andrew Golden added 14 in the loss.
Oxford: Justin Schray, 4 5-7-15; Ryan Moore, 0 4-4-4; John Wonka, 1 1-2-3; Andrew Golden, 5 3-4-14; Booker Davis, 2 2-2-6; Eric Dilfer, 0; Caden Izard, 1 2-2-4; Quincy Davis, 0 2-2-2. Totals: 13 19-23-48.
UV: Jack Wilcox, 1 3-4-5; Jesse Ranger, 0; Brandon Miles, 0; Justin Hofer, 6 1-2-16; Brett Smith, 2 3-4-8; Travis Conklin, 3 5-9-11; Mason Talbot, 0; Mitch MacDuff, 4 5-7-14. Totals: 16 17-28-54.
Oxf. 8 10 6 24–48
UVa. 15 5 19 15–54
Fouled out: (UV) Smith, Miles. (O) Izard, B. Davis, Wonka. Three-point goals: (O) Schray 2, Golden. (UV) Hofer 3, Smith, MacDuff. JV: UV won. Officials: Shumway, Ploutz.
Seton Catholic Central 54, Norwich 44
BINGHAMTON – Beating Seton Catholic Central on the Saints’ home floor Saturday night proved too tall a task for Norwich.
The Saints, buoyed by 6-foot-10 Bob Garbade and aided by 6-foot-7 forward Cole Smothers, sent Norwich to its first loss of the season dominating the the third quarter to establish command of the game.
Garbade had 23 points, 10 of those coming during a decisive third quarter in which Seton outscored Norwich (10-1) 19-7. “They had 10 blocked shots in the game, and every time we got into the paint, if we didn’t get to the foul ine, it seemed like the shot was blocked,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “It was a case of them being a little too big for us inside. We were getting pretty good shots from the outside, we just went cold.”
Norwich, tied with SCC at 22-22 at halftime, scored its only field goal of the third quarter on Dennis Oralls’ shot to make it a 25-24 NHS lead with most of the third quarter to play. The rest of the period, Norwich was outscored 17-4.
After a successful first stanza, one in which Norwich carried a 16-11 lead into the second quarter, the Tornado shot a meager 4-for-21 during the middle two quarters, and finished 15-for-50 from the field for the game.
Oralls canned a trio of three-pointers to lead Norwich with 15 points, and Seth Thomsen added 12. Thomsen, only 6-foot-2, was charged with battling the much bigger Garbade throughout the game. “Seth didn’t come out, and was just a warrior out there,” Abbott said. “When the opponents have guys that are 6-10 and 6-7, and your guys are 6-2 and 6-3, you have your work cut out for you.”
Norwich plays at Windsor on Wednesday, and hosts Horseheads on Friday.
NHS: Kyle Edwards, 0; Nate Ashton, 0; Dennis Oralls, 6 0-0-15; Patrick Taylor, ; Josh Favaloro, 1 0-0-3; Jacob Kelly, 1 0-1-2; Frank Somich, 0; Ian Weaver, 0; Grady Thompson, 0; Seth Thomsen,5 2-4-12 ; Jon Foulds, 1 6-9-8; Eric Walling, 0; Zach Martinson, 1 2-2-4. Totals: 15 10-16-44.
SCC: Bob Garbade, 9 5-6-23; Tom Torto, 2 8-8-12; Cole Smothers, 4 0-0-9; John Armstrong, 2 0-0-5; Jarell Regan, 1 1-2-3; John Martin, 0 2-2-2; Kevin Hartrick, 0; Robbie Miller, 0; Mark Perrault, 0; Javon Reagan, 0; Andrew Salamida, 0; Tim Zeggert, 0. Totals: 18 16-18-54.
NHS 16 6 7 15–44
SCC 11 11 19 13–54
Fouled out: None. Three-point goals: (N) Oralls 3, Favaloro. (S) Armstrong, Smothers.
Greene 59, B-G 58
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford’s furious rally over the last 76 seconds came up a point short Friday night against Greene.
B-G trailed by nine points before a pair of Jordan Smith threes and two baskets by Ryan Porter closed the gap. Dan Treadwell’s basket for Greene with 28 seconds left allowed the Trojans to hang on.
During the third quarter, Greene turned a three-point halftime deficit into an eight-point lead. Sam Adams had eight points in the quarter, and Isaiah Webb scored six. Each Greene player scored their points primarily on layups and inside feeds from dribble penetration. “We couldn’t shoot the ball in the third quarter, and we didn’t shoot it real well in the fourth quarter until the end,” said B-G coach Ben Nelson.
Porter led B-G with a season-high 26 points to go with 17 rebounds. Smith added 12 points.
Treadwell and Webb scored 14 apiece for Greene, and Adams added 13 markers in the victory.
Greene: Dan Treadwell, 6 2-2-14; Evan Moxley, 4 0-0-8; Joe Beckwith, 0 1-2-1; Sam Adams, 6 1-2-13; Jeff Carlin, 1 3-4-5; Ryan Borst, 1 0-0-2; Akeem Daniels, 0; Mike Washburn, 0; Kyle Gorton, 1 0-0-2; Micah Smith, 0; Isaiah Webb, 7 0-0-14. Totals: 26 7-10-59.
B-G: Jordan Smith, 4 0-0-12; Tim Herrmann, 0; Connor Glassett, 1 0-0-2; Steve Patten, 0 0-0-0; Cody Lake, ; Corbin Palmer, 1 0-0-3; Ryan Porter, 12 2-7-26; Austin Bauerle, 4 0-0-9; Brooks Harmon, 2 0-0-6; Ray Frederick, 0 0-0-0. Totals: 24 2-7-58.
Gre. 20 9 21 9–59
B-G 19 13 10 16–58
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (BG) Smith 4, Harmon 2, Bauerle, Palmer. JV: Greene won 62-22. Officials: Sullivan, Ewing.
G-MU 39, Milford 30
MILFORD – G-MU turned up the offense in the second half, while also maintaining its typically stingy defense to remain unbeaten on the season.
“We knew they had trouble scoring the ball this season, and we did a pretty solid job there,” said Raiders coach Bill Hartman.
G-MU struggled to 5-for-24 shooting in the first half, yet trailed by only three points. DeMario Reed scored eight in the second half, Jon Scofield netted seven, Andrew Delmar had all six of his points in the second half, and Eddie Ray Cotton was 4-for-4 from the foul line over the final 16 minutes as nearly the entire Raiders’ collective on the floor pitched in during a 27-15 second-half advantage.
Reed and Cotton led with 10 points apiece, and Scofield netted nine. “We’ve found ways to come back, and it’s started on the defensive end,” Hartman said. “As miserable as we shot the ball in the first half, we kept shooting the ball. We got higher percentage looks, and a few more shots fell.”
G-MU (9-0) hosts Richfield Springs Wednesday.
G-MU: Demario Reed 4 2-4-10, Kevin Davis 0 0-3-0, Greg Delaney 0 0-0-0, Jon Scofield 4 1-3-9, Eddie Ray Cotton 2 5-6-10, Ian Edwards 2 0-0-4, Chris Steckline 0 0-0-0, Nate Beach 0 0-0-0, Andrew Delmar 3 0-0-6, Nick Sebeck 0 0-0-0. Totals: 15 8-16-39
Milford: Peyton Griffiths 1 0-0 3, Jeremey Rutledge 1 0-0 3, Myles Erway 0 0-0 0, Dalton Roe 0 0-0 0, Tyler Hogan 3 0-2 7, Jesse Truax 0 0-0 0, Gideon Powers 1 2-6 4, Andrew Yerdon 5 3-4 13, Brett Smith 0 0-0 0, Aswath Chandarasekar 0 0-0 0, Corey Atwell 0 0-0 0. Totals 11 5-12-30.
G-MU 5 7 12 15–39
Milf. 5 10 8 7–30
Three-point field goals: (G) Cotton; (M) Griffiths, Rutledge, Hogan. JV: Milford won.
Unadilla Valley 54, Oxford 48
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley defeated Oxford for the first time since the 2007 Midstate Athletic Conference championship game, and won its third straight game in the process on Friday night.
Unadilla Valley was led by Justin Hofer’s 16 points. Mitch MacDuff was next with 14, and Travis Conklin added 11. UV built its lead to 15 points at the end of the three quarters, and staved off the Blackhawks, who went 13-for-17 from the foul line in the fourth, and had the deficit down to six points. “We executed our game plan, and we have new guys stepping up and being more aggressive offensively,” said UV coach Matt Osborne. “Conklin and MacDuff had their best games this season.”
Justin Schray scored 15 for Oxford and Andrew Golden added 14 in the loss.
Oxford: Justin Schray, 4 5-7-15; Ryan Moore, 0 4-4-4; John Wonka, 1 1-2-3; Andrew Golden, 5 3-4-14; Booker Davis, 2 2-2-6; Eric Dilfer, 0; Caden Izard, 1 2-2-4; Quincy Davis, 0 2-2-2. Totals: 13 19-23-48.
UV: Jack Wilcox, 1 3-4-5; Jesse Ranger, 0; Brandon Miles, 0; Justin Hofer, 6 1-2-16; Brett Smith, 2 3-4-8; Travis Conklin, 3 5-9-11; Mason Talbot, 0; Mitch MacDuff, 4 5-7-14. Totals: 16 17-28-54.
Oxf. 8 10 6 24–48
UVa. 15 5 19 15–54
Fouled out: (UV) Smith, Miles. (O) Izard, B. Davis, Wonka. Three-point goals: (O) Schray 2, Golden. (UV) Hofer 3, Smith, MacDuff. JV: UV won. Officials: Shumway, Ploutz.
Seton Catholic Central 54, Norwich 44
BINGHAMTON – Beating Seton Catholic Central on the Saints’ home floor Saturday night proved too tall a task for Norwich.
The Saints, buoyed by 6-foot-10 Bob Garbade and aided by 6-foot-7 forward Cole Smothers, sent Norwich to its first loss of the season dominating the the third quarter to establish command of the game.
Garbade had 23 points, 10 of those coming during a decisive third quarter in which Seton outscored Norwich (10-1) 19-7. “They had 10 blocked shots in the game, and every time we got into the paint, if we didn’t get to the foul ine, it seemed like the shot was blocked,” said Norwich coach Mark Abbott. “It was a case of them being a little too big for us inside. We were getting pretty good shots from the outside, we just went cold.”
Norwich, tied with SCC at 22-22 at halftime, scored its only field goal of the third quarter on Dennis Oralls’ shot to make it a 25-24 NHS lead with most of the third quarter to play. The rest of the period, Norwich was outscored 17-4.
After a successful first stanza, one in which Norwich carried a 16-11 lead into the second quarter, the Tornado shot a meager 4-for-21 during the middle two quarters, and finished 15-for-50 from the field for the game.
Oralls canned a trio of three-pointers to lead Norwich with 15 points, and Seth Thomsen added 12. Thomsen, only 6-foot-2, was charged with battling the much bigger Garbade throughout the game. “Seth didn’t come out, and was just a warrior out there,” Abbott said. “When the opponents have guys that are 6-10 and 6-7, and your guys are 6-2 and 6-3, you have your work cut out for you.”
Norwich plays at Windsor on Wednesday, and hosts Horseheads on Friday.
NHS: Kyle Edwards, 0; Nate Ashton, 0; Dennis Oralls, 6 0-0-15; Patrick Taylor, ; Josh Favaloro, 1 0-0-3; Jacob Kelly, 1 0-1-2; Frank Somich, 0; Ian Weaver, 0; Grady Thompson, 0; Seth Thomsen,5 2-4-12 ; Jon Foulds, 1 6-9-8; Eric Walling, 0; Zach Martinson, 1 2-2-4. Totals: 15 10-16-44.
SCC: Bob Garbade, 9 5-6-23; Tom Torto, 2 8-8-12; Cole Smothers, 4 0-0-9; John Armstrong, 2 0-0-5; Jarell Regan, 1 1-2-3; John Martin, 0 2-2-2; Kevin Hartrick, 0; Robbie Miller, 0; Mark Perrault, 0; Javon Reagan, 0; Andrew Salamida, 0; Tim Zeggert, 0. Totals: 18 16-18-54.
NHS 16 6 7 15–44
SCC 11 11 19 13–54
Fouled out: None. Three-point goals: (N) Oralls 3, Favaloro. (S) Armstrong, Smothers.
Greene 59, B-G 58
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford’s furious rally over the last 76 seconds came up a point short Friday night against Greene.
B-G trailed by nine points before a pair of Jordan Smith threes and two baskets by Ryan Porter closed the gap. Dan Treadwell’s basket for Greene with 28 seconds left allowed the Trojans to hang on.
During the third quarter, Greene turned a three-point halftime deficit into an eight-point lead. Sam Adams had eight points in the quarter, and Isaiah Webb scored six. Each Greene player scored their points primarily on layups and inside feeds from dribble penetration. “We couldn’t shoot the ball in the third quarter, and we didn’t shoot it real well in the fourth quarter until the end,” said B-G coach Ben Nelson.
Porter led B-G with a season-high 26 points to go with 17 rebounds. Smith added 12 points.
Treadwell and Webb scored 14 apiece for Greene, and Adams added 13 markers in the victory.
Greene: Dan Treadwell, 6 2-2-14; Evan Moxley, 4 0-0-8; Joe Beckwith, 0 1-2-1; Sam Adams, 6 1-2-13; Jeff Carlin, 1 3-4-5; Ryan Borst, 1 0-0-2; Akeem Daniels, 0; Mike Washburn, 0; Kyle Gorton, 1 0-0-2; Micah Smith, 0; Isaiah Webb, 7 0-0-14. Totals: 26 7-10-59.
B-G: Jordan Smith, 4 0-0-12; Tim Herrmann, 0; Connor Glassett, 1 0-0-2; Steve Patten, 0 0-0-0; Cody Lake, ; Corbin Palmer, 1 0-0-3; Ryan Porter, 12 2-7-26; Austin Bauerle, 4 0-0-9; Brooks Harmon, 2 0-0-6; Ray Frederick, 0 0-0-0. Totals: 24 2-7-58.
Gre. 20 9 21 9–59
B-G 19 13 10 16–58
Fouled out: none. Three-point goals: (BG) Smith 4, Harmon 2, Bauerle, Palmer. JV: Greene won 62-22. Officials: Sullivan, Ewing.
G-MU 39, Milford 30
MILFORD – G-MU turned up the offense in the second half, while also maintaining its typically stingy defense to remain unbeaten on the season.
“We knew they had trouble scoring the ball this season, and we did a pretty solid job there,” said Raiders coach Bill Hartman.
G-MU struggled to 5-for-24 shooting in the first half, yet trailed by only three points. DeMario Reed scored eight in the second half, Jon Scofield netted seven, Andrew Delmar had all six of his points in the second half, and Eddie Ray Cotton was 4-for-4 from the foul line over the final 16 minutes as nearly the entire Raiders’ collective on the floor pitched in during a 27-15 second-half advantage.
Reed and Cotton led with 10 points apiece, and Scofield netted nine. “We’ve found ways to come back, and it’s started on the defensive end,” Hartman said. “As miserable as we shot the ball in the first half, we kept shooting the ball. We got higher percentage looks, and a few more shots fell.”
G-MU (9-0) hosts Richfield Springs Wednesday.
G-MU: Demario Reed 4 2-4-10, Kevin Davis 0 0-3-0, Greg Delaney 0 0-0-0, Jon Scofield 4 1-3-9, Eddie Ray Cotton 2 5-6-10, Ian Edwards 2 0-0-4, Chris Steckline 0 0-0-0, Nate Beach 0 0-0-0, Andrew Delmar 3 0-0-6, Nick Sebeck 0 0-0-0. Totals: 15 8-16-39
Milford: Peyton Griffiths 1 0-0 3, Jeremey Rutledge 1 0-0 3, Myles Erway 0 0-0 0, Dalton Roe 0 0-0 0, Tyler Hogan 3 0-2 7, Jesse Truax 0 0-0 0, Gideon Powers 1 2-6 4, Andrew Yerdon 5 3-4 13, Brett Smith 0 0-0 0, Aswath Chandarasekar 0 0-0 0, Corey Atwell 0 0-0 0. Totals 11 5-12-30.
G-MU 5 7 12 15–39
Milf. 5 10 8 7–30
Three-point field goals: (G) Cotton; (M) Griffiths, Rutledge, Hogan. JV: Milford won.
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