B-G/Afton wrestlers eke out win over Greene
Wrestling
B-G/Afton 38, Greene 37
BAINBRIDGE – B-G/Afton coach, Brandon MacNaught, described Wednesday’s home contest as your typical Bears-Trojans meet. “If the final margin was greater than five points, you would think it’s a blowout,” MacNaught said.
B-G/Afton had the match clinched after Paul Parsons’ pin at 160 pounds and Vinnie Buttice’s forfeit win at 171; however, it was Cory Burnett’s stunning pin of Dan Dickman at 140 pounds that swung the balance of the match. Burnett trailed Dickman 1-0 entering the third period. Burnett, who moved up from his usual 135 pounds, executed a takedown in which he brought Dickman to his back. The pin came at 4:56. “That (the pin) was much more than we anticipated,” MacNaught said. “Cory is wrestling really well right now. He beat a quality kid who was a sectional place-winner last year.”
Greene had the early advantage receiving two forfeits and adding wins from Dalton Brower (112) and Braxton Howell (103) to lead 21-3. The Bears responded with veterans Danny Gormley (125), Jesse Griswold (130), Cody Davy (135), and Burnett earning wins.
“We wrestled well and did what we had to do as a team,” MacNaught said. “There is room for improvement, and we gave up more points than we wanted in some spots. Ultimately, it’s about getting your hand raised, and we did enough to do that.”
Results
285: Billy Holden (B) dec. Chris Kehoe, 2-0. 96: Ben Kinney (G) won by fft. 103: Braxton Howell (G) pinned Brandon Davis, 5:45. 112: Dalton Brower (G) dec. Dylan Moffett, 12-7. 119: Tyler Dickman (G) won by fft. 125: Danny Gormley (B) won by fft. 130: Jesse Griswold (B) dec. Trevor Parrish, 8-2. 135: Cody Davy (B) tech Fall Jeff Pornbeck, 15-0, 5:07. 140: Cory Burnett (B) pinned Dan Dickman, 4:56. 145: Mike Beckwith (G) dec. Dakota Vandermark, 17-4. 152: Daren Terspstra (B) dec. Brock Kinne, 1-0. 160: Paul Parsons (B) pinned Brett Ramsey, 1:56. 171: Vinnie Buttice (B) won by fft. 189: Kurt Shear (G) pinned Mark Viviano, 1:16. 215: Kyle Stanton (G) won by fft.
S-E 39, Camden 36
CAMDEN – Calvin Minkler finished off a takedown with less than three seconds left in overtime to win his 103-pound match, and clinch Sherburne-Earlville’s dual meet win Wednesday night at Camden.
“What a great match, and it was close the whole way,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks. “We had some kids wrestle their butts off. We also had guys that lost by decision to tough kids instead of getting pinned. That saved us points, big time.”
The Marauders (6-6) were able to even their season record, and beat a Class A school to do it. Greg DuVall (152) and Garrett DuVall (171) had pins, Cody Conklin (189) won by injury default, and Cody Santiago (215) claimed a pin as S-E came from 26-12 down to put itself in position for the win.
Camden was penalized two teams points at the end for the final margin. “To be at .500 with the type of schedule we face...this was a good win for us,” Hicks said.
Results
112: Garrett Mitchell (C) tech fall Dustin Moseley, 17-1. 119: Alec Sheddon (SE) pinned Alex Montieth, 4:24. 125: Spencer Franklin (SE) pinned Tyler Campbell, 1:53. 130: Cody Sullivan (C) dec. Steve Youngs, 6-2. 135: Chad Finch (C) pinned Dalton Nelson, 3:02. 140: Jay Mayden (C) pinned Ryan Wilcox, :33. 145: Tom Confer (C) pinned Donovan Gale, :36. 152: Greg DuVall (SE) pinned Tyler Leplante, 1:32. 160: S. Best (C) pinned Dalton Sopchak, 5:17. 171: Garrett Duvall (SE) pinned Spencer Soules, 3:42. 189: Cody Conklin (SE) inj. default Thad Casler. 215: Cody Santiago (SE) pinned Richard Cooper, 3:06. 285: Dan Christmas (C) dec. Eric Eichler, 7-4. 96: Dennis Hilts (C) dec. Kevin Dunshee, 5-1. 103: Calvin Minkler (SE) dec. Matt Bristol, 8-6 (OT)
Unadilla Valley 42, Harpursville 24
HARPURSVILLE – Cody Marcinko (152) and Zach Montgomery (160) won back-to-back tight decisions, and Lawrence Gipe (171) followed with a pin as Unadilla Valley picked up the clinching wins at Harpursville Wednesday.
Results
96: Jacob Andrews (H) won by fft. 103: no match. 112: Austin Lewis (UV) won by fft. 119: Tyler Olson (UV) pinned Nick Pearce, :58. 125: David-Michael Robinson pinned Andrew Radke, 1:53. 130: no match. 135: Dillon Rifanburg (UV) won by fft. 140: no match. 145: Dylan Aikins (UV) won by fft. 152: Cody Marcinko (UV) dec. Dusty Carroll, 5-1. 160: Zach Montgomery (UV) dec. Brendon VanEtten, 6-1. 171: Lawrence Gipe (UV) pinned Deven MacDermott. 189: Leonard Shugars (H) won by fft. 215: David Fehrman (H) won by fft. 285: Alex Avolio (UV) won by fft.
Boys’ Bowling
Windsor 4, Norwich 1
WINDSOR – Windsor won the final game against the Tornado, and secured the overall win by 50 pins in Wednesday’s matchup.
Kevin Rooney led Norwich with a 653 series, and Joe Bazarnik added his second 600 series this season finishing with a 606. Norwich is idle until a Jan. 31 home date against Owego.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (2,851): Darrel Humphrey, 210; Joe Bazarnik, 234, 200, 606; Kevin Rooney, 236, 217, 200, 653; Frank Bonnot, 200.
Windsor (2,901): Matt Dennison, 217; Troy Kimble, 213, 213, 610; Will Pickens, 216; Chris Sabine, 246, 223, 649.
JV: Norwich won 5-0 ( Adam Bonnot, 551).
Volleyball
Canastota 3, Sherburne-Earlville 0
SHERBURNE – Unbeaten Canastota defeated the Marauders in three games Wednesday, 25-8, 25-16, 25-11.
Jessica Patterelli played the role of distributor for the Raiders finishing with 27 assists to a variety of hitters.
Candace Ward had four digs for S-E (2-7), who host Herkimer on Monday.
Statistics
Canastota (13-0): Alyssa Krak, 9 kills, 1 block, 5 digs; Katelynn Rounds, 1 ace, 5 kills, 2 digs; Tracy O’Hern, 5 kills, 1 block, 3 digs. Jessica Patterelli, 3 aces, 27 assists, 2 kills, 3 digs; Stephanie Thornton, 6 kills, 3 aces, 2 digs.
S-E (2-7): Kaylin Moseley, 1 ace, 2 blocks; Tamara Sines, 2 kills, Dana Stapleton, 2 kills; Candace Ward, 4 digs; Ashley Rundell, 2 digs, 2 assists.
JV: Canastota won 2-1.
B-G/Afton 38, Greene 37
BAINBRIDGE – B-G/Afton coach, Brandon MacNaught, described Wednesday’s home contest as your typical Bears-Trojans meet. “If the final margin was greater than five points, you would think it’s a blowout,” MacNaught said.
B-G/Afton had the match clinched after Paul Parsons’ pin at 160 pounds and Vinnie Buttice’s forfeit win at 171; however, it was Cory Burnett’s stunning pin of Dan Dickman at 140 pounds that swung the balance of the match. Burnett trailed Dickman 1-0 entering the third period. Burnett, who moved up from his usual 135 pounds, executed a takedown in which he brought Dickman to his back. The pin came at 4:56. “That (the pin) was much more than we anticipated,” MacNaught said. “Cory is wrestling really well right now. He beat a quality kid who was a sectional place-winner last year.”
Greene had the early advantage receiving two forfeits and adding wins from Dalton Brower (112) and Braxton Howell (103) to lead 21-3. The Bears responded with veterans Danny Gormley (125), Jesse Griswold (130), Cody Davy (135), and Burnett earning wins.
“We wrestled well and did what we had to do as a team,” MacNaught said. “There is room for improvement, and we gave up more points than we wanted in some spots. Ultimately, it’s about getting your hand raised, and we did enough to do that.”
Results
285: Billy Holden (B) dec. Chris Kehoe, 2-0. 96: Ben Kinney (G) won by fft. 103: Braxton Howell (G) pinned Brandon Davis, 5:45. 112: Dalton Brower (G) dec. Dylan Moffett, 12-7. 119: Tyler Dickman (G) won by fft. 125: Danny Gormley (B) won by fft. 130: Jesse Griswold (B) dec. Trevor Parrish, 8-2. 135: Cody Davy (B) tech Fall Jeff Pornbeck, 15-0, 5:07. 140: Cory Burnett (B) pinned Dan Dickman, 4:56. 145: Mike Beckwith (G) dec. Dakota Vandermark, 17-4. 152: Daren Terspstra (B) dec. Brock Kinne, 1-0. 160: Paul Parsons (B) pinned Brett Ramsey, 1:56. 171: Vinnie Buttice (B) won by fft. 189: Kurt Shear (G) pinned Mark Viviano, 1:16. 215: Kyle Stanton (G) won by fft.
S-E 39, Camden 36
CAMDEN – Calvin Minkler finished off a takedown with less than three seconds left in overtime to win his 103-pound match, and clinch Sherburne-Earlville’s dual meet win Wednesday night at Camden.
“What a great match, and it was close the whole way,” said S-E assistant coach Brian Hicks. “We had some kids wrestle their butts off. We also had guys that lost by decision to tough kids instead of getting pinned. That saved us points, big time.”
The Marauders (6-6) were able to even their season record, and beat a Class A school to do it. Greg DuVall (152) and Garrett DuVall (171) had pins, Cody Conklin (189) won by injury default, and Cody Santiago (215) claimed a pin as S-E came from 26-12 down to put itself in position for the win.
Camden was penalized two teams points at the end for the final margin. “To be at .500 with the type of schedule we face...this was a good win for us,” Hicks said.
Results
112: Garrett Mitchell (C) tech fall Dustin Moseley, 17-1. 119: Alec Sheddon (SE) pinned Alex Montieth, 4:24. 125: Spencer Franklin (SE) pinned Tyler Campbell, 1:53. 130: Cody Sullivan (C) dec. Steve Youngs, 6-2. 135: Chad Finch (C) pinned Dalton Nelson, 3:02. 140: Jay Mayden (C) pinned Ryan Wilcox, :33. 145: Tom Confer (C) pinned Donovan Gale, :36. 152: Greg DuVall (SE) pinned Tyler Leplante, 1:32. 160: S. Best (C) pinned Dalton Sopchak, 5:17. 171: Garrett Duvall (SE) pinned Spencer Soules, 3:42. 189: Cody Conklin (SE) inj. default Thad Casler. 215: Cody Santiago (SE) pinned Richard Cooper, 3:06. 285: Dan Christmas (C) dec. Eric Eichler, 7-4. 96: Dennis Hilts (C) dec. Kevin Dunshee, 5-1. 103: Calvin Minkler (SE) dec. Matt Bristol, 8-6 (OT)
Unadilla Valley 42, Harpursville 24
HARPURSVILLE – Cody Marcinko (152) and Zach Montgomery (160) won back-to-back tight decisions, and Lawrence Gipe (171) followed with a pin as Unadilla Valley picked up the clinching wins at Harpursville Wednesday.
Results
96: Jacob Andrews (H) won by fft. 103: no match. 112: Austin Lewis (UV) won by fft. 119: Tyler Olson (UV) pinned Nick Pearce, :58. 125: David-Michael Robinson pinned Andrew Radke, 1:53. 130: no match. 135: Dillon Rifanburg (UV) won by fft. 140: no match. 145: Dylan Aikins (UV) won by fft. 152: Cody Marcinko (UV) dec. Dusty Carroll, 5-1. 160: Zach Montgomery (UV) dec. Brendon VanEtten, 6-1. 171: Lawrence Gipe (UV) pinned Deven MacDermott. 189: Leonard Shugars (H) won by fft. 215: David Fehrman (H) won by fft. 285: Alex Avolio (UV) won by fft.
Boys’ Bowling
Windsor 4, Norwich 1
WINDSOR – Windsor won the final game against the Tornado, and secured the overall win by 50 pins in Wednesday’s matchup.
Kevin Rooney led Norwich with a 653 series, and Joe Bazarnik added his second 600 series this season finishing with a 606. Norwich is idle until a Jan. 31 home date against Owego.
Varsity honor scores
NHS (2,851): Darrel Humphrey, 210; Joe Bazarnik, 234, 200, 606; Kevin Rooney, 236, 217, 200, 653; Frank Bonnot, 200.
Windsor (2,901): Matt Dennison, 217; Troy Kimble, 213, 213, 610; Will Pickens, 216; Chris Sabine, 246, 223, 649.
JV: Norwich won 5-0 ( Adam Bonnot, 551).
Volleyball
Canastota 3, Sherburne-Earlville 0
SHERBURNE – Unbeaten Canastota defeated the Marauders in three games Wednesday, 25-8, 25-16, 25-11.
Jessica Patterelli played the role of distributor for the Raiders finishing with 27 assists to a variety of hitters.
Candace Ward had four digs for S-E (2-7), who host Herkimer on Monday.
Statistics
Canastota (13-0): Alyssa Krak, 9 kills, 1 block, 5 digs; Katelynn Rounds, 1 ace, 5 kills, 2 digs; Tracy O’Hern, 5 kills, 1 block, 3 digs. Jessica Patterelli, 3 aces, 27 assists, 2 kills, 3 digs; Stephanie Thornton, 6 kills, 3 aces, 2 digs.
S-E (2-7): Kaylin Moseley, 1 ace, 2 blocks; Tamara Sines, 2 kills, Dana Stapleton, 2 kills; Candace Ward, 4 digs; Ashley Rundell, 2 digs, 2 assists.
JV: Canastota won 2-1.
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