Norwich softball wins first STAC division game
Softball
Norwich 14, Owego 13 (nine innings)
NORWICH – Norwich won its first STAC league game in at least three years rallying for three runs in the bottom of the ninth to edge Owego Tuesday.
Owego scored two in the top of the ninth plating one run with a bases-loaded walk, and adding the second run on an error.
Norwich, who had not scored since the fifth inning, started the bottom of the ninth with an infield single by Alyssa MacIntosh. The Tornado then drew three straight walks, the last one by Cassie Sutton scored MacIntosh. Rhea French then reached on an error to score the tying run, and during the play, Shelby Condon advanced to third base. Owego threw to third in an effort to nab Condon, but the ball bounced away and Condon raced to the plate sliding safely for the winning run.
“This wasn’t one of those games where the other team didn’t show up, we had to earn this win,” said Norwich coach Dennis Eaton. “We fell behind and had to come back two times. This really was a collective effort, and that’s how you win games.”
MacIntosh and winning pitcher Jamie Berger each had two hits – with one double apiece – and drove in three runs. French and Megan McAvoy added three runs scored for NHS, who have won two of the last three, and the loss in those three games was 1-0. “We had a lot of good plays out there,” Eaton said. “Alyssa hustled down the line in the last inning to beat out a single. Shelby made some nice plays at third, and Logan Thompson made a heck of a play at first base. I really couldn’t be any prouder of this team and our entire coaching staff.”
Owe. 117 010 102 13 9 4
Nor. 031 430 003 14 9 5
Jamie Berger (W) and Molly Moore. Victoria Young (L) and Dunbar. Doubles: (N) Alyssa MacIntosh, Berger. (O) Silvanic, Dunbar
Greene 15, Oxford 0 (6 innings)
OXFORD – Greene ran its unbeaten MAC mark to 11-0 beating Oxford in six innings Wednesday.
Caitlin Willis went 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles, three runs scored, and three RBI. Winning pitcher Rebecca Hanrahan was 3-for-4 with four RBI, and Morgan Ellis went 2-for-3. Hanrahan allowed four Oxford hits striking out 12 and walking none. “Greene is an impressive team and their hitting is strong,” said Oxford coach Heather Pizza. “I first saw Hanrahan pitch on the junior varsity. She continues to get better, and you can tell she works hard not only in the season, but out of season.”
Oxford (7-4) hosts Norwich today.
Greene 105 253 15 10 0
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Brittany Youngs. Jac. Heggie (L) and Jul. Heggie. Doubles: (G) Caitlin Willis (2). Triples: (G) Hanrahan, Taylor Ellis. (O) Jul. Heggie.
Westmoreland 13, S-E 0
WESTMORELAND – Gabby Murphy threw a three-hit shutout, and Ciara Nolan had three hits for Westmoreland in Wednesday’s win over the Maraueders.
Westmoreland pulled away from S-E scoring seven runs in the fifth inning. “They hit the ball well, but we made so many errors, it didn’t matter,” said S-E coach Michelle Parker.
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West. 020 371 x 13 13 1
Gabby Murphy and Jen Munn. Holmquist (L), Cori Bergeron (3) and Ashley Rundell. Doubles: (W) Ciara Nolan, Munn, Molly Peckham. Triples: (W) Kendra McGregor.
Unadilla Valley 11, Unatego 10
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead from Unatego, and Maggie Avolio pitched a scoreless seventh inning in relief of winning pitcher Brittney Tuttle to earn the save.
Unatego battled back from a 7-1 deficit scoring four times in the top of the sixth to take a one-run lead.
Morgan Sohne walked in the bottom half of the sixth and stole second. After two pop outs, Brittany Fairchild singled up the middle to score the tying run. Fairchild moved to third when Carly Beadle reached on an error, and Fairchild scored the game-winner following a wild pitch.
“This was a very good step, especially since we have so many young kids,” said UV coach Eileen Lawyer. “It’s definitely a confidence builder to come through in the clutch, and do the things we needed to do to win.”
Sohne scored three runs for UV. Beadle had two hits and three RBI; Charlie Weidman had two hits and drove in two runs, while Hannah Benson drove in a pair of runs.
Shelby Beers was 3-for-4 to pace Unatego.
Unat. 101 134 0 10 10 3
UVa 430 102 x 11 7 3
Maggie Avolio, Brittney Tuttle (3,W), Avolio (7, sv) and Jordan Anderson. Jenna Desilva, Kacey LeFever (3, L) and Samantha Saunders. Doubles: (UV) Carly Beadle, Charlee Weidman. (U) Shelby Beers, LeFever, Kayli Jones.
Morris 6, G-MU 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU outhit Morris 11-5 and played almost error-free ball, but failed to capitalize on numerous scoring opportunities to fall Wednesday.
Lauren Hill led G-MU with a 3-for-4 day and one RBI.
Lily Lukeman had two of Morris’ five hits and drove in one run.
Morr. 021 110 1 6 5 3
GMU 100 110 1 4 11 1
Tessa Hitchcock (W) and Kelsey Webster. Jenny Mason (L) and Brianne McPherson. Doubles: (M) Lily Lukeman, (G) Lauren Hill, Logan Eltz.
Girls’ Golf
Greene 247, Marathon 248
MARATHON – Greene’s edged Marathon by a single stroke Tuesday afternoon at Maple Hill Golf Club in Marathon. Seranda Bart shot a 51 to lead the Trojans. Below individual scores:
(Front nine at Maple Hill G.C., par-36)
Top-four scores toward final score
Marathon: Ashley Lincoln, 50; Shelby Underwood, 59; Shalind Hall, 66.
Greene: Seranda Bart, 51; Colleen Dietrich, 62; Abbey Wentlent, 65; Sierra Turner, 69.
Johnson City (incomplete): Megan Mikalajonas, 68.
Vestal (incomplete): Nisha Dalvic, 48.
Track and Field
S-E tops New York Mills, Canastota
SHERBURNE – Heading into the homestretch of the regular season, S-E’s boys routed New York Mills and Canastota in dual meet scoring, while the Marauders’ girls outpaced Hamilton, Canastota, and New York Mills in a four-team event.
Steve White finished first in three events for S-E taking the 110-meter hurdles, the long jump, and the high jump. Greg DuVall gave S-E a pair of wins in the sprints nailing down the 100- and 200-meter races.
The Marauders’ girls won all but one field event, and cruised to a 42-point margin of victory over runner-up Canastota. Sofeia Eddy, Jordan Taylor, and Emily Palmer had two wins apiece for S-E.
Boys’ team scores: S-E 101, New York Mills 35; S-E 98, Canastota 43
Results
100m: Greg Duvall (SE) 11.6. 200m: Greg Duvall (SE) 23.9. 400m: Spencer Franklin (SE) 53.9. 800m: Daniel Palmiter (SE) 2:15.3. 1600m: Noah Huff (SE) 4:58.7. 3200m: Noah Huff (SE) 10:52.3. 110m Hurdles: Steve White (SE) 17.7. 400m Hurdles: Dakota Nelson (SE) 1:01.1. 400m Relay: Prilutsky, Surprenant, Kirilko, Moffett (NYM) 46.9. 1600m Relay: Stanton, Jasper, Franklin, Nelson (SE) 3:49. 3200m Relay: Bruce, Etienne, Lee, Topa (NYM) 10:05.9. Long jump: Steve White (SE) 17-7.25. Triple jump: Barnhart (Can) 36-0.25. High jump: Steve White (SE) 5-8. Pole vault: Dakota Nelson (SE) 10-6. Shot put: Puchales (Can) 41-1. Discus: Puchales (Can) 114-5.
Boys’ team scores : S-E, 97; Canastota, 55; Hamilton 48, New York Mills, 28.
Results
4x800 relay: (C) Galton, Carlone, Soper, Williams, 11:42.7. 100m hurdles: (H) Kinzea Jones, 18.4. 100M: (N) Savannah Dietz, 14.6. 1500M: (H) Sage Hurta, 4:52.9. 400m relay: (H) Eme, Clara and Kinzea Jones, Steph Salmon, 55.2. 400M: (H) Stephanie Salmon, 1:06.7. 400m hurdles: (H) Clara Jones, 1:13.8. 800M: (H) Eme Jones, 2:49.2. 200M: (H) Kinzea Jones, 29.3. 3000M: (S-E) Sofeia Eddy, 12:08.9. 4x400 relay: (H) Eme & Clara Jones, Steph Salmon, Sage Hurta, 4:29. High Jump: (S-E) Sofeia Eddy, 4-6. Pole Vault: (N): Kaylee Dinitto, 6-0. Discus: (S-E) Jordan Taylor, 75-5. Shot Put: (S-E) Jordan Taylor, 22-8. Long Jump: (S-E) Emily Palmer, 13-5. Triple Jump: (S-E) Emily Palmer, 28-10.
B-GA defeats Oxford, Greene
GREENE – Some of Chenango County’s top track and field athletes appeared in Wednesday’s three-way meet a Greene, and B-G/Afton swept both sides of the meet topping the Trojans and Oxford.
The host team’s Chad Noelle, known for his distance prowess, tied the school record in the 400-meter dash timing 51.4. It is the 10th school record that Noelle has either tied or broken.
Oxford’s dynamic duo, twin sisters Katie and Emily Woodford, cleaned up with a pair of individual wins to go with a victorious leg on the 400-meter relay.
Meanwhile, the Bears’ boys won 10 out of 17 points to easily outdistance Greene and Oxford, while the B-G/A ladies captured eight total events.
Girls’ team scoring: B-GAfton 99.5, Oxford, 38.5, Greene 31.
100m hurdles: (B) Ariana Hall, 17.7. 3,200m relay: (B), 11:04.9, McElligott, Knapp, Bullis, Ramos. 100m: (O) Katie Woodford, 12.02. 1,500m: (G) Emily Conroe, 5:27.7. 400m relay: (O), 50.4, Jess Russo, Haley Witchella, Em. Woodford, K. Woodford. 400m: (O) K. Woodford, 57.5. 400m hurdles: (B) Katrina Ross, 1:18. 800m: (G) Jessie Brooks, 2:37. 200m: (O) Em. Woodford, 25.6. 3,000m: (B) Isamarie Ramos, 11:40.7. 1,600m: (B), 4:27.7, Saige Bullis, Katrina Ross, Stephanie Knowles, Julia Knapp. Long jump: (B) Knapp, 14-1 1/4. Discus: (B) Betsy Holden, 70-0. Triple jump: (O) Em. Woodford, 32-5 1/2. High jump: (B) Sarah Norris, 4-2. Shot put: (O) Witchella, 32-3. Pole vault: (B) Jess Avery, 9-6.
Boys’ team scoring: B-GA, 106; Greene, 62; Oxford, 6.
3,200m relay: B), 9:30.6, Rob Burnett, Adam Bauerle, Jack Hillenbrand, Noah Ives. 110m hurdles: (B) Russell Ross, 16.7. 100m: (B) Dakota Vandermark, 11.7. 400m relay: (G), 46.0, Kyle Gorton, Jeremy Flohr, Tim Gell, Brock Kinney. 1,600m: Corey Burnett (B), 5:09.1. 400m: (G) Chad Noelle, 51.4. 400m hurdles: (B) Ross, 1:02.4. 800m: (B) Sam Kane, 2:03.4. 200m: (G) Mikki Brown, 24.0. 3,200m: (B) Jack Hillenbrand, 12:05.4. 1,600m relay: (G), 3:51.00, Noelle, Flohr, Gorton, Alex Trass. Long jump: (G) Ethan Nelson, 16-1 1/2. High jump: (B) Adam Davis, 5-11. Shot put: (B) Chris Puerile, 37-0. Triple jump: (G) Kyle Gorton, 37-3 1/2. Discus: (O) Justin Harding, 112-8. Pole vault: (B) Davis, 11-6.
Norwich 14, Owego 13 (nine innings)
NORWICH – Norwich won its first STAC league game in at least three years rallying for three runs in the bottom of the ninth to edge Owego Tuesday.
Owego scored two in the top of the ninth plating one run with a bases-loaded walk, and adding the second run on an error.
Norwich, who had not scored since the fifth inning, started the bottom of the ninth with an infield single by Alyssa MacIntosh. The Tornado then drew three straight walks, the last one by Cassie Sutton scored MacIntosh. Rhea French then reached on an error to score the tying run, and during the play, Shelby Condon advanced to third base. Owego threw to third in an effort to nab Condon, but the ball bounced away and Condon raced to the plate sliding safely for the winning run.
“This wasn’t one of those games where the other team didn’t show up, we had to earn this win,” said Norwich coach Dennis Eaton. “We fell behind and had to come back two times. This really was a collective effort, and that’s how you win games.”
MacIntosh and winning pitcher Jamie Berger each had two hits – with one double apiece – and drove in three runs. French and Megan McAvoy added three runs scored for NHS, who have won two of the last three, and the loss in those three games was 1-0. “We had a lot of good plays out there,” Eaton said. “Alyssa hustled down the line in the last inning to beat out a single. Shelby made some nice plays at third, and Logan Thompson made a heck of a play at first base. I really couldn’t be any prouder of this team and our entire coaching staff.”
Owe. 117 010 102 13 9 4
Nor. 031 430 003 14 9 5
Jamie Berger (W) and Molly Moore. Victoria Young (L) and Dunbar. Doubles: (N) Alyssa MacIntosh, Berger. (O) Silvanic, Dunbar
Greene 15, Oxford 0 (6 innings)
OXFORD – Greene ran its unbeaten MAC mark to 11-0 beating Oxford in six innings Wednesday.
Caitlin Willis went 2-for-5 with a pair of doubles, three runs scored, and three RBI. Winning pitcher Rebecca Hanrahan was 3-for-4 with four RBI, and Morgan Ellis went 2-for-3. Hanrahan allowed four Oxford hits striking out 12 and walking none. “Greene is an impressive team and their hitting is strong,” said Oxford coach Heather Pizza. “I first saw Hanrahan pitch on the junior varsity. She continues to get better, and you can tell she works hard not only in the season, but out of season.”
Oxford (7-4) hosts Norwich today.
Greene 105 253 15 10 0
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Brittany Youngs. Jac. Heggie (L) and Jul. Heggie. Doubles: (G) Caitlin Willis (2). Triples: (G) Hanrahan, Taylor Ellis. (O) Jul. Heggie.
Westmoreland 13, S-E 0
WESTMORELAND – Gabby Murphy threw a three-hit shutout, and Ciara Nolan had three hits for Westmoreland in Wednesday’s win over the Maraueders.
Westmoreland pulled away from S-E scoring seven runs in the fifth inning. “They hit the ball well, but we made so many errors, it didn’t matter,” said S-E coach Michelle Parker.
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West. 020 371 x 13 13 1
Gabby Murphy and Jen Munn. Holmquist (L), Cori Bergeron (3) and Ashley Rundell. Doubles: (W) Ciara Nolan, Munn, Molly Peckham. Triples: (W) Kendra McGregor.
Unadilla Valley 11, Unatego 10
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead from Unatego, and Maggie Avolio pitched a scoreless seventh inning in relief of winning pitcher Brittney Tuttle to earn the save.
Unatego battled back from a 7-1 deficit scoring four times in the top of the sixth to take a one-run lead.
Morgan Sohne walked in the bottom half of the sixth and stole second. After two pop outs, Brittany Fairchild singled up the middle to score the tying run. Fairchild moved to third when Carly Beadle reached on an error, and Fairchild scored the game-winner following a wild pitch.
“This was a very good step, especially since we have so many young kids,” said UV coach Eileen Lawyer. “It’s definitely a confidence builder to come through in the clutch, and do the things we needed to do to win.”
Sohne scored three runs for UV. Beadle had two hits and three RBI; Charlie Weidman had two hits and drove in two runs, while Hannah Benson drove in a pair of runs.
Shelby Beers was 3-for-4 to pace Unatego.
Unat. 101 134 0 10 10 3
UVa 430 102 x 11 7 3
Maggie Avolio, Brittney Tuttle (3,W), Avolio (7, sv) and Jordan Anderson. Jenna Desilva, Kacey LeFever (3, L) and Samantha Saunders. Doubles: (UV) Carly Beadle, Charlee Weidman. (U) Shelby Beers, LeFever, Kayli Jones.
Morris 6, G-MU 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU outhit Morris 11-5 and played almost error-free ball, but failed to capitalize on numerous scoring opportunities to fall Wednesday.
Lauren Hill led G-MU with a 3-for-4 day and one RBI.
Lily Lukeman had two of Morris’ five hits and drove in one run.
Morr. 021 110 1 6 5 3
GMU 100 110 1 4 11 1
Tessa Hitchcock (W) and Kelsey Webster. Jenny Mason (L) and Brianne McPherson. Doubles: (M) Lily Lukeman, (G) Lauren Hill, Logan Eltz.
Girls’ Golf
Greene 247, Marathon 248
MARATHON – Greene’s edged Marathon by a single stroke Tuesday afternoon at Maple Hill Golf Club in Marathon. Seranda Bart shot a 51 to lead the Trojans. Below individual scores:
(Front nine at Maple Hill G.C., par-36)
Top-four scores toward final score
Marathon: Ashley Lincoln, 50; Shelby Underwood, 59; Shalind Hall, 66.
Greene: Seranda Bart, 51; Colleen Dietrich, 62; Abbey Wentlent, 65; Sierra Turner, 69.
Johnson City (incomplete): Megan Mikalajonas, 68.
Vestal (incomplete): Nisha Dalvic, 48.
Track and Field
S-E tops New York Mills, Canastota
SHERBURNE – Heading into the homestretch of the regular season, S-E’s boys routed New York Mills and Canastota in dual meet scoring, while the Marauders’ girls outpaced Hamilton, Canastota, and New York Mills in a four-team event.
Steve White finished first in three events for S-E taking the 110-meter hurdles, the long jump, and the high jump. Greg DuVall gave S-E a pair of wins in the sprints nailing down the 100- and 200-meter races.
The Marauders’ girls won all but one field event, and cruised to a 42-point margin of victory over runner-up Canastota. Sofeia Eddy, Jordan Taylor, and Emily Palmer had two wins apiece for S-E.
Boys’ team scores: S-E 101, New York Mills 35; S-E 98, Canastota 43
Results
100m: Greg Duvall (SE) 11.6. 200m: Greg Duvall (SE) 23.9. 400m: Spencer Franklin (SE) 53.9. 800m: Daniel Palmiter (SE) 2:15.3. 1600m: Noah Huff (SE) 4:58.7. 3200m: Noah Huff (SE) 10:52.3. 110m Hurdles: Steve White (SE) 17.7. 400m Hurdles: Dakota Nelson (SE) 1:01.1. 400m Relay: Prilutsky, Surprenant, Kirilko, Moffett (NYM) 46.9. 1600m Relay: Stanton, Jasper, Franklin, Nelson (SE) 3:49. 3200m Relay: Bruce, Etienne, Lee, Topa (NYM) 10:05.9. Long jump: Steve White (SE) 17-7.25. Triple jump: Barnhart (Can) 36-0.25. High jump: Steve White (SE) 5-8. Pole vault: Dakota Nelson (SE) 10-6. Shot put: Puchales (Can) 41-1. Discus: Puchales (Can) 114-5.
Boys’ team scores : S-E, 97; Canastota, 55; Hamilton 48, New York Mills, 28.
Results
4x800 relay: (C) Galton, Carlone, Soper, Williams, 11:42.7. 100m hurdles: (H) Kinzea Jones, 18.4. 100M: (N) Savannah Dietz, 14.6. 1500M: (H) Sage Hurta, 4:52.9. 400m relay: (H) Eme, Clara and Kinzea Jones, Steph Salmon, 55.2. 400M: (H) Stephanie Salmon, 1:06.7. 400m hurdles: (H) Clara Jones, 1:13.8. 800M: (H) Eme Jones, 2:49.2. 200M: (H) Kinzea Jones, 29.3. 3000M: (S-E) Sofeia Eddy, 12:08.9. 4x400 relay: (H) Eme & Clara Jones, Steph Salmon, Sage Hurta, 4:29. High Jump: (S-E) Sofeia Eddy, 4-6. Pole Vault: (N): Kaylee Dinitto, 6-0. Discus: (S-E) Jordan Taylor, 75-5. Shot Put: (S-E) Jordan Taylor, 22-8. Long Jump: (S-E) Emily Palmer, 13-5. Triple Jump: (S-E) Emily Palmer, 28-10.
B-GA defeats Oxford, Greene
GREENE – Some of Chenango County’s top track and field athletes appeared in Wednesday’s three-way meet a Greene, and B-G/Afton swept both sides of the meet topping the Trojans and Oxford.
The host team’s Chad Noelle, known for his distance prowess, tied the school record in the 400-meter dash timing 51.4. It is the 10th school record that Noelle has either tied or broken.
Oxford’s dynamic duo, twin sisters Katie and Emily Woodford, cleaned up with a pair of individual wins to go with a victorious leg on the 400-meter relay.
Meanwhile, the Bears’ boys won 10 out of 17 points to easily outdistance Greene and Oxford, while the B-G/A ladies captured eight total events.
Girls’ team scoring: B-GAfton 99.5, Oxford, 38.5, Greene 31.
100m hurdles: (B) Ariana Hall, 17.7. 3,200m relay: (B), 11:04.9, McElligott, Knapp, Bullis, Ramos. 100m: (O) Katie Woodford, 12.02. 1,500m: (G) Emily Conroe, 5:27.7. 400m relay: (O), 50.4, Jess Russo, Haley Witchella, Em. Woodford, K. Woodford. 400m: (O) K. Woodford, 57.5. 400m hurdles: (B) Katrina Ross, 1:18. 800m: (G) Jessie Brooks, 2:37. 200m: (O) Em. Woodford, 25.6. 3,000m: (B) Isamarie Ramos, 11:40.7. 1,600m: (B), 4:27.7, Saige Bullis, Katrina Ross, Stephanie Knowles, Julia Knapp. Long jump: (B) Knapp, 14-1 1/4. Discus: (B) Betsy Holden, 70-0. Triple jump: (O) Em. Woodford, 32-5 1/2. High jump: (B) Sarah Norris, 4-2. Shot put: (O) Witchella, 32-3. Pole vault: (B) Jess Avery, 9-6.
Boys’ team scoring: B-GA, 106; Greene, 62; Oxford, 6.
3,200m relay: B), 9:30.6, Rob Burnett, Adam Bauerle, Jack Hillenbrand, Noah Ives. 110m hurdles: (B) Russell Ross, 16.7. 100m: (B) Dakota Vandermark, 11.7. 400m relay: (G), 46.0, Kyle Gorton, Jeremy Flohr, Tim Gell, Brock Kinney. 1,600m: Corey Burnett (B), 5:09.1. 400m: (G) Chad Noelle, 51.4. 400m hurdles: (B) Ross, 1:02.4. 800m: (B) Sam Kane, 2:03.4. 200m: (G) Mikki Brown, 24.0. 3,200m: (B) Jack Hillenbrand, 12:05.4. 1,600m relay: (G), 3:51.00, Noelle, Flohr, Gorton, Alex Trass. Long jump: (G) Ethan Nelson, 16-1 1/2. High jump: (B) Adam Davis, 5-11. Shot put: (B) Chris Puerile, 37-0. Triple jump: (G) Kyle Gorton, 37-3 1/2. Discus: (O) Justin Harding, 112-8. Pole vault: (B) Davis, 11-6.
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