S-E girls play 'best game of season'
Softball
Sauquoit Valley 17, Sherburne-Earlville 12
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville threw a scare at Center State Conference Division II leader Sauquoit Valley Wednesday afternoon.
Nicole Burline had three doubles and went 4-for-5 for Sauquoit, who kept the runs coming in the contest to stay a step ahead of the Marauders. “We lost, but it was the best game we’ve played all season,” said S-E coach Michelle Parker. “We were relaxed at the plate and hitting the ball hard. It was fun to watch them, and not roll over after falling behind early.”
Three of S-E’s four errors came in the opening two innings, and led directly to five of SV’s eight runs.
Chelsea Beaudoin went 4-for-5 to lead S-E in hits, and Destinie Holmquist was 3-for-5 with four RBI. The Marauders finished the game with a season-high 16 basehits.
S-E hosts a doubleheader against Hamilton on Friday at Paddleford Park in Sherburne.
Svall 53 052 20 17 18 2
S-E 30 220 41 12 16 4
Shania Taylor (W) amd Vanessa Jecko. Destinie Holmquist (L) and Ashley Rundell. Doubles: (SV) Mikayla Clark, Taylor, Kelsey Walton, Nicole Burline (3) (SE) Rundell. Triples: (SV) Brianne Cardillo.
G-MU 11, Schenevus 9
SCHENEVUS – G-MU ended the regular season upending Tri-Valley League East Division leader Schenevus in six innings Wednesday.
The Raiders (8-7) moved into the lead for good scoring four runs in the top of the fifth. Jenny Mason had an RBI sacrifice fly to tie the game, and Lauren Hill’s RBI groundout scored Miranda Hill with the go-ahead run.
The Raiders were buoyed by a big inning-ending double play as Lauren Hill snagged a line drive, and fired back to first to end the fifth frame. “We’ve been playing well and hitting well,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “Our pitching was off and we had 16 walks, but we still won.”
Alicia Sebeck went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Logan Eltz had two hits and three runs batted in.
G-MU 223 040 11 9 2
Sch. 313 101 9 5 1
Marissa Melrose (W), Alicia Sebeck (6) and Brianne MacPherson. Jessica Kruh, Taylor Spranger (3, L) and Mara Harrington. Doubles: (S) Tefft, (G) Melrose. Triples: (S) Spranger, Klinger. (G) Lauren Hill.
Baseball
Sauquoit Valley 12, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Sauquoit Valley broke a scoreless tie scoring seven runs in the top of the third in Wednesday’s win over Sherburne-Earlville.
SV had seven hits in the inning and finished with 14 for the game. Steve Szatko had three hits and three RBI. Szatko also handcuffed the Marauders’ hitters allowing just one hit. He struck out 10 and walked four, while allowing just two baserunners through the first five innings. “He threw his curveball so much, adn we were just chasing it,” said S-E coach Brian Hicks. “It was not a good night for us.”
The Marauders (6-9) play at Ilion today.
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S-E 000 000 0 0 1 4
Steve Szatko (W) and Zach Thomas. Mike Wilson (L), Matt Smith (6) and Jake Bohnert. Doubles: (SV) R.J. Spinella, Andy Citriniti, Trevor Furner. (SE) Matt Crandall.
Oxford 8, Afton 1 (6 innings)
AFTON – Oxford pitcher Andrew Golden allowed just one hit in five shutout innings as the Blackhawks won at Afton Wednesday.
Golden hit a solo homer to aid his own cause, and finished 2-for-2 at the plate. Joe Nelson finished 2-for-4 with two runs scored.
Corey Mohrein scored Afton’s lone run.
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Andrew Golden (W), Cameron Heggie (6) and Ryan Moore. Matt Olin (L) Josh Akshar (6) and Corey Mohrein.
Madison 3, Otselic Valley 2
Madison 6, Otselic Valley 1
MADISON – Madison received a pair of complete-game victories from its pitchers to sweep a doubleheader from Otselic Valley Wednesday.
Two of Madison’s three runs in the opening game came in on errors as OV actually outhit the host club, 6-3. Trevor Marston and Adam Monroe had back-to-back triples to account for one of the runs, and Chuckie Bishop drove in the other run. “
In the second contest, Madison led 3-1 after one inning and cruised from there. “Both were decent games, and we hit it pretty well the first game,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, whose club finished the season 5-9. “As has been the story, we haven’t pushed the runs across.”
Travis Sheldon pitched four solid innings in the first game, and was the hard-luck loser. He struck out four, walked one, and gave up one earned run on three hits.
“In the second game, they hit the ball with a little more authority,” Loomis said. “We fielded it better, but they more solid basehits that led to their scoring.”
Madison 3, OV 2
OV 101 00 2 6 3
Mad 111 0x 3 3 0
Ingalls (W) and Klein. Travis Sheldon (W) and Adam Monroe. Doubles: (OV) Howard Straight. Triples: (M) Zach Taylor. (OV) Trevor Marston, Adam Monroe.
Madison 6, OV 1
OV 100 00 1 2 2
Mad. 301 2x 6 9 1
Lopatta (W) and Klein. Dylan Comfort (l), Doug Day (4) and Monroe. Doubles: Klein, Triples: (M) Ryan Ingalls.
Sauquoit Valley 17, Sherburne-Earlville 12
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville threw a scare at Center State Conference Division II leader Sauquoit Valley Wednesday afternoon.
Nicole Burline had three doubles and went 4-for-5 for Sauquoit, who kept the runs coming in the contest to stay a step ahead of the Marauders. “We lost, but it was the best game we’ve played all season,” said S-E coach Michelle Parker. “We were relaxed at the plate and hitting the ball hard. It was fun to watch them, and not roll over after falling behind early.”
Three of S-E’s four errors came in the opening two innings, and led directly to five of SV’s eight runs.
Chelsea Beaudoin went 4-for-5 to lead S-E in hits, and Destinie Holmquist was 3-for-5 with four RBI. The Marauders finished the game with a season-high 16 basehits.
S-E hosts a doubleheader against Hamilton on Friday at Paddleford Park in Sherburne.
Svall 53 052 20 17 18 2
S-E 30 220 41 12 16 4
Shania Taylor (W) amd Vanessa Jecko. Destinie Holmquist (L) and Ashley Rundell. Doubles: (SV) Mikayla Clark, Taylor, Kelsey Walton, Nicole Burline (3) (SE) Rundell. Triples: (SV) Brianne Cardillo.
G-MU 11, Schenevus 9
SCHENEVUS – G-MU ended the regular season upending Tri-Valley League East Division leader Schenevus in six innings Wednesday.
The Raiders (8-7) moved into the lead for good scoring four runs in the top of the fifth. Jenny Mason had an RBI sacrifice fly to tie the game, and Lauren Hill’s RBI groundout scored Miranda Hill with the go-ahead run.
The Raiders were buoyed by a big inning-ending double play as Lauren Hill snagged a line drive, and fired back to first to end the fifth frame. “We’ve been playing well and hitting well,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole. “Our pitching was off and we had 16 walks, but we still won.”
Alicia Sebeck went 2-for-3 with two RBI. Logan Eltz had two hits and three runs batted in.
G-MU 223 040 11 9 2
Sch. 313 101 9 5 1
Marissa Melrose (W), Alicia Sebeck (6) and Brianne MacPherson. Jessica Kruh, Taylor Spranger (3, L) and Mara Harrington. Doubles: (S) Tefft, (G) Melrose. Triples: (S) Spranger, Klinger. (G) Lauren Hill.
Baseball
Sauquoit Valley 12, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Sauquoit Valley broke a scoreless tie scoring seven runs in the top of the third in Wednesday’s win over Sherburne-Earlville.
SV had seven hits in the inning and finished with 14 for the game. Steve Szatko had three hits and three RBI. Szatko also handcuffed the Marauders’ hitters allowing just one hit. He struck out 10 and walked four, while allowing just two baserunners through the first five innings. “He threw his curveball so much, adn we were just chasing it,” said S-E coach Brian Hicks. “It was not a good night for us.”
The Marauders (6-9) play at Ilion today.
S.V. 007 202 1 12 14 1
S-E 000 000 0 0 1 4
Steve Szatko (W) and Zach Thomas. Mike Wilson (L), Matt Smith (6) and Jake Bohnert. Doubles: (SV) R.J. Spinella, Andy Citriniti, Trevor Furner. (SE) Matt Crandall.
Oxford 8, Afton 1 (6 innings)
AFTON – Oxford pitcher Andrew Golden allowed just one hit in five shutout innings as the Blackhawks won at Afton Wednesday.
Golden hit a solo homer to aid his own cause, and finished 2-for-2 at the plate. Joe Nelson finished 2-for-4 with two runs scored.
Corey Mohrein scored Afton’s lone run.
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Andrew Golden (W), Cameron Heggie (6) and Ryan Moore. Matt Olin (L) Josh Akshar (6) and Corey Mohrein.
Madison 3, Otselic Valley 2
Madison 6, Otselic Valley 1
MADISON – Madison received a pair of complete-game victories from its pitchers to sweep a doubleheader from Otselic Valley Wednesday.
Two of Madison’s three runs in the opening game came in on errors as OV actually outhit the host club, 6-3. Trevor Marston and Adam Monroe had back-to-back triples to account for one of the runs, and Chuckie Bishop drove in the other run. “
In the second contest, Madison led 3-1 after one inning and cruised from there. “Both were decent games, and we hit it pretty well the first game,” said OV coach Dave Loomis, whose club finished the season 5-9. “As has been the story, we haven’t pushed the runs across.”
Travis Sheldon pitched four solid innings in the first game, and was the hard-luck loser. He struck out four, walked one, and gave up one earned run on three hits.
“In the second game, they hit the ball with a little more authority,” Loomis said. “We fielded it better, but they more solid basehits that led to their scoring.”
Madison 3, OV 2
OV 101 00 2 6 3
Mad 111 0x 3 3 0
Ingalls (W) and Klein. Travis Sheldon (W) and Adam Monroe. Doubles: (OV) Howard Straight. Triples: (M) Zach Taylor. (OV) Trevor Marston, Adam Monroe.
Madison 6, OV 1
OV 100 00 1 2 2
Mad. 301 2x 6 9 1
Lopatta (W) and Klein. Dylan Comfort (l), Doug Day (4) and Monroe. Doubles: Klein, Triples: (M) Ryan Ingalls.
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