Greene rolls to seventh straight victory
BOYS’ SOCCER
Greene 7, Sidney 1
GREENE - Greene’s Kurt Bartholomew and Alex Leone had hat tricks against Sidney Wednesday as the Trojans won their seventh straight game.
One day after posting a 4-0 shutout, the Trojans ramped up the offense early scoring six goals in the opening half. “It’s hard playing back-to-back, but were were able to finish and we’re starting to put things together,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman.
Leone and Bartholomew have been particularly effective of late as Greene pushes toward a MAC showdown next week with Unatego. “Alex and Kurt are playing well off of each other along with Karl (Zaengle),” Tallman said. “They are controlling the middle of the field.”
Zaengle added the sixth goal for Greene (8-1), who play at Walton Friday.
Summary
(6-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Kurt Bartholomew, 3-0; Alex Leone, 3-2; Karl Zaengle, 1-0; Neil Barker, 0-2; (S) Hunter Sowersby, 1-0, Anthony Ruling, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 5-2, (G) 19-5.
Saves: (S) Anthony Ruling, 12, (G) Connor Moriarity, 2, Marcus Phelps, 2.
Morris 4, G-MU 0
COPES CORNERS – Matt Morlock gave Morris the early lead, and Levi Decker took care of the rest in a shutout victory over G-MU Wednesday.
Morlock scored just 6:32 into the game against the Raiders (1-8), and Decker added one of his three goals before halftime.
“They’re solid with big, fast guys,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger of Morris. “Today they were able to finish where they didn’t the last time we played them.”
G-MU hosts Franklin Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Matt Morlock, 1-1; Levi Decker, 3-0; T.J. Doyle, 0-1; Dylan Humphries, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (M) 14-7, (G) 4-2.
Kerry Smith, 4. (G) Austin Burnside, 7, Lucas Seneck, 2.
Afton 1, Unadilla Valley 1 (OT)
AFTON – Despite being outshot by better than a 2-to-1 advantage, Afton forged a tie with Unadilla Valley Wednesday.
Ricky Parsons scored the tying goal for Afton (1-9-1) 17 minutes into the second half following a scramble in front of the UV goal. Just three minutes earlier, UV took the lead on Nate Shackelton’s unassisted goal.
“We knew (UV) had played Greene yesterday, so we made sure we took every opportunity to run them up and down the field,” said Afton coach Todd Dancesia. “Our defense held pretty well with James Westfall and Mark Viviano in the back, and our goalie Matt (Olin) did everything he could to keep us in the game.”
Afton is at Delhi Friday.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Nate Shackelton, 1-0. (A) Ricky Parsons, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 26-2, (A) 11-1.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King, 8, (A) Matt Olin, 19.
Susquehanna Valley 7, Norwich 0
NORWICH - Susquehanna Valley scored three goals in the first 13 1/2 minutes, and went on to blank Norwich Wednesday at Norwich High School.
Joe Stento had two early goals for the Sabers, and Hartwick recruit, Mike Rood, also finished with a pair of goals. “We had a couple of defensive breakdowns, and they were able to capitalize,” said Norwich coach Steve Prime.
Norwich is at Windsor Friday.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Joe Stento, 2-0; Mike Rood, 2-0; Colin Manchester, 1-0; Ryan Caraway, 0-1; Dom Zelenyak, 0-1; Connor Ulma, 1-1; tyler Graham, 1-1; Ryan Taylor, 0-1;
Shots-corners: (SV) 20-0. (N) 1-1.
Saves: (SV) 1. (N) Tyler Eaton 12, Colin Burlison, 1.
GIRLS’ TENNIS
Norwich 7, Chenango Forks 0
CHENANGO FORKS – Norwich reached the 10-win mark on Wednesday blanking Chenango Forks.
In the earlier meeting this season, Norwich took a 6-1 win over the Blue Devils. That one team point was avenged as NHS’s Jenni Borfitz reversed her loss to Mia Hayes, 7-5, 6-2.
“We’ve just got progressively better and better, and you can see that in our return matches,” said Norwich coach John Stewart, whose club has won 10 out of 11 since starting the season 0-2. “We had two losses right out of the gate, but we now have so much more confidence going into matches. I attribute that to the girls and the effort they put into it.”
Norwich (10-3) hosts Susquehanna Valley Friday.
Results
Singles: Kristi Orioli (N) d. Cassandra Pinataro, 6-3, 7-6; Jenni Borfitz (N) d. Mia Hayes, 7-5, 6-2; Breanna Cashman (N) d. Ashley Pasternak, 6-3, 6-0. Makenzie Maynard (N) won by default.
Doubles: Krissy Stroh-Cassie Sutton (N) d. Victoria Godden-Rebecca Oilerenshaw, 6-1, 6-3; Taylor Stroh-Caroline Stewart (N) d. Kristalyn House-Kendra Vest, 6-3, 6-3; Steph Elder-Emma Cannestra (N) d. Harley Bennett-Gabriella Catanuto, 6-1, 6-3.
GOLF
Norwich 213 Chenango Forks 220
PLYMOUTH - For the second time in as many days, Norwich’s golf team avenged an early-season loss.
The Tornado’s top two players, Ryan Hagen and Corey Johnson, shot match-low 39s over the front nine at Canasawacta Country Club Wednesday.
Hagen and Johnson were in the final foursome, and before their scores were posted, Forks held a one-shot lead. “Earlier in the year, we didn’t play very well against them,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham. “In terms of the wild card (for the STAC playoffs), this keeps us in it, but we’ll need some help.”
Ryan Johnson and Greg Todd shot 44 and 45 respectively for NHS, while Casey Marson added a 47. Norwich (8-4) visits Seton Catholic Central today.
Results
(par-36 front nine at CCC)
Norwich: Ryan Hagen, 39; Corey Johnson, 39; Ryan Johnson, 44; Greg Tood, 45; Casey Marson, 47.
Chenango Forks: Keenan Conrad, 42; Kyle Norton, 43; Dan Gridley, 44; Zach Norton, 45; Justin Lake, 46.
FIELD HOCKEY
Greene 3, Whitney Point 0
WHITNEY POINT – Greene remained unbeaten on the season scoring two first-half goals in a shutout win at Whitney Point Tuesday.
Jahna Driscoll, coming off a three-goal game earlier this week, scored a pair of first-half goals getting assists from Emma Anderson and Katherine Klecha. Emily Conroe converted a penalty stroke in the second half after a Whitney Point defender stopped a shot on goal with her foot.
The Trojans had just nine shots in the game, and were tested on defense by a strong Golden Eagles lineup. “They pressured us a lot, and it was probably the most play our defense has had in a long time,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin. “It was a good test for us, and we did a nice job.”
Greene hosts Vestal on Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Jahna Driscoll, 2-0; Emily Conroe, 1-0; Emma Anderson, 0-1; Katherine Klecha, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 9-5, (WP) 2-4.
Saves: (G) Julia Amell, 1, (WP) Tatiana Sudoffski, 5.
CROSS COUNTRY
Norwich boys beat Forks
NORWICH – Led by a 1-3-5 finish, Norwich’s boys edged Chenango Forks Tuesday in a dual meet held at Windsor High School.
Matt Murray topped the 48-runner field completed the 2.1-mile course in 12 minutes flat. Robert Jeffrey was two spots back timing 12:08, and senior Nuri Harper was fifth clocking 13:03.
Martha Clemens, running for a Norwich girls team that was incomplete, placed fifth out of 21 finishers timing 15:29.
Results
Boys
Team scoring: Norwich 26, Chenango Forks 29
Norwich results (48 runners): Matt Murray (1), 12:00; Robert Jeffrey (3), 12:08; Nuri Harper (5), 13:03; Nick Mooney (15), 13:50; Peter Braswell (16), 13:53.
Others: Michael Manwarren (18), 14:07; Derek Manwarren (25), 15:19; Taylor Dunham (31), 15:55; Tyler Conant (47), 20:10; Adam Pike (48), 23:56.
Girls
(At Windsor, 2.1-mile course)
Team scoring: Chenango Forks 29, Norwich incomplete.
NHS girls (21 runners): Martha Clemens (5), 15:29; Sydney Chaffee (11), 16:50; Abby Snow (14), 17:31; Corinne Shea (18), 18:58.
S-E boys split in five-way meet
SHERBURNE – In its lone home league meet, Sherburne-Earlville’s boys posted dual wins over Westmoreland and Hamilton Wedensday, while dropping close finals to Canastota and Oriskany.
In the 41-runner field, Ian Benedict led the Marauders placing fourth in 19:19. Ryan Palmiter was a solid 11th timing 20:25. “I was not disappointed at all by our performances, and it was definitely a good meet for us,” said S-E coach Anne Geary.
On the girls’ side, Gabby Huff paced S-E placing 13th out of 28 runners in 26:04. The Marauders run in the E.J. Herman Invitational this Saturday in Utica.
Results
Boys team scoring: Canastota 25, S-E 31; S-E 19, Hamilton incomplete; Orikany 26, S-E 30; S-E 22, Westmoreland 33.
S-E results (41 runners): Ian Benedict (4), 19:19; Ryan Palmiter (11), 20:25; Kyle Cross (17), 22:06; Ethan French (18), 22:08; Brandon Lambert (31), 25:15.
Non-scoring S-E runners: Spencer Tompkins (32), 25:39; Cade Shea (33), 25:56; Harley Caulfield (3), 26:26; Brian Campbell (38), 28:46; Jake Myers (39), 29:02; Josh Blair (40), 29:14; Duncan Campbell (41), 30:22.
Girls
Team scoring: Canastota 17, S-E incomplete. Hamilton 7, SE 16; Oriskany 27, S-E incomplete. Westmoreland 7, S-E 14.
S-E runners (28 total): Gabby Huff (13), 26:04; Kayleigh Scott (20), 29:14; Abby Ryan (23), 31:12; Sierra Ulrich (27), 33:23.
GIRLS’ SWIMMING
Johnson City 95, Greene 81
JOHNSON CITY - Greene split the victories with Johnson City, but lost out on the depth points in Wednesday’s road loss to the Wildcats.
The Trojans’ Emily Bertram and Jenny Yeager had four overall wins, and each was part of the meet-closing 400-yard freestyle relay that dropped six seconds off its previous-best time this season. “We’re already at a time that is faster than any other one we’ve had at this point of the season,” said Greene coach Mike Platta of the relay. “The girls were really pumped after that race.”
Greene swims at Chenango Valley Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (JC), 2:11.96. 200 free: (JC) Heidi Cortright, 2;14.44. 200 IM: (G) Emily Bertram, 2:34.41. 50 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 27.34. Diving: (JC) Kayla Price, 108.15. 100 fly: (G) Bertram, 1:11.27. 100 free: (G) Yeager, 59.75. 500 free: (J) Cortright, 5:55.19. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Becca Smith, Katelyn Shear, Bertram, 1:56.30 100 back: (JC) Mikayla Webster, 1:10.57. 100 breaststroke: (JC) Kelsey Kille, 1:18.86. 400 free relay; (G) Yeager, Julia Arboit, Bertram, C. Carlson, 4:07.57.
Greene 7, Sidney 1
GREENE - Greene’s Kurt Bartholomew and Alex Leone had hat tricks against Sidney Wednesday as the Trojans won their seventh straight game.
One day after posting a 4-0 shutout, the Trojans ramped up the offense early scoring six goals in the opening half. “It’s hard playing back-to-back, but were were able to finish and we’re starting to put things together,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman.
Leone and Bartholomew have been particularly effective of late as Greene pushes toward a MAC showdown next week with Unatego. “Alex and Kurt are playing well off of each other along with Karl (Zaengle),” Tallman said. “They are controlling the middle of the field.”
Zaengle added the sixth goal for Greene (8-1), who play at Walton Friday.
Summary
(6-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Kurt Bartholomew, 3-0; Alex Leone, 3-2; Karl Zaengle, 1-0; Neil Barker, 0-2; (S) Hunter Sowersby, 1-0, Anthony Ruling, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 5-2, (G) 19-5.
Saves: (S) Anthony Ruling, 12, (G) Connor Moriarity, 2, Marcus Phelps, 2.
Morris 4, G-MU 0
COPES CORNERS – Matt Morlock gave Morris the early lead, and Levi Decker took care of the rest in a shutout victory over G-MU Wednesday.
Morlock scored just 6:32 into the game against the Raiders (1-8), and Decker added one of his three goals before halftime.
“They’re solid with big, fast guys,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger of Morris. “Today they were able to finish where they didn’t the last time we played them.”
G-MU hosts Franklin Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Matt Morlock, 1-1; Levi Decker, 3-0; T.J. Doyle, 0-1; Dylan Humphries, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (M) 14-7, (G) 4-2.
Kerry Smith, 4. (G) Austin Burnside, 7, Lucas Seneck, 2.
Afton 1, Unadilla Valley 1 (OT)
AFTON – Despite being outshot by better than a 2-to-1 advantage, Afton forged a tie with Unadilla Valley Wednesday.
Ricky Parsons scored the tying goal for Afton (1-9-1) 17 minutes into the second half following a scramble in front of the UV goal. Just three minutes earlier, UV took the lead on Nate Shackelton’s unassisted goal.
“We knew (UV) had played Greene yesterday, so we made sure we took every opportunity to run them up and down the field,” said Afton coach Todd Dancesia. “Our defense held pretty well with James Westfall and Mark Viviano in the back, and our goalie Matt (Olin) did everything he could to keep us in the game.”
Afton is at Delhi Friday.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Nate Shackelton, 1-0. (A) Ricky Parsons, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 26-2, (A) 11-1.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King, 8, (A) Matt Olin, 19.
Susquehanna Valley 7, Norwich 0
NORWICH - Susquehanna Valley scored three goals in the first 13 1/2 minutes, and went on to blank Norwich Wednesday at Norwich High School.
Joe Stento had two early goals for the Sabers, and Hartwick recruit, Mike Rood, also finished with a pair of goals. “We had a couple of defensive breakdowns, and they were able to capitalize,” said Norwich coach Steve Prime.
Norwich is at Windsor Friday.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Joe Stento, 2-0; Mike Rood, 2-0; Colin Manchester, 1-0; Ryan Caraway, 0-1; Dom Zelenyak, 0-1; Connor Ulma, 1-1; tyler Graham, 1-1; Ryan Taylor, 0-1;
Shots-corners: (SV) 20-0. (N) 1-1.
Saves: (SV) 1. (N) Tyler Eaton 12, Colin Burlison, 1.
GIRLS’ TENNIS
Norwich 7, Chenango Forks 0
CHENANGO FORKS – Norwich reached the 10-win mark on Wednesday blanking Chenango Forks.
In the earlier meeting this season, Norwich took a 6-1 win over the Blue Devils. That one team point was avenged as NHS’s Jenni Borfitz reversed her loss to Mia Hayes, 7-5, 6-2.
“We’ve just got progressively better and better, and you can see that in our return matches,” said Norwich coach John Stewart, whose club has won 10 out of 11 since starting the season 0-2. “We had two losses right out of the gate, but we now have so much more confidence going into matches. I attribute that to the girls and the effort they put into it.”
Norwich (10-3) hosts Susquehanna Valley Friday.
Results
Singles: Kristi Orioli (N) d. Cassandra Pinataro, 6-3, 7-6; Jenni Borfitz (N) d. Mia Hayes, 7-5, 6-2; Breanna Cashman (N) d. Ashley Pasternak, 6-3, 6-0. Makenzie Maynard (N) won by default.
Doubles: Krissy Stroh-Cassie Sutton (N) d. Victoria Godden-Rebecca Oilerenshaw, 6-1, 6-3; Taylor Stroh-Caroline Stewart (N) d. Kristalyn House-Kendra Vest, 6-3, 6-3; Steph Elder-Emma Cannestra (N) d. Harley Bennett-Gabriella Catanuto, 6-1, 6-3.
GOLF
Norwich 213 Chenango Forks 220
PLYMOUTH - For the second time in as many days, Norwich’s golf team avenged an early-season loss.
The Tornado’s top two players, Ryan Hagen and Corey Johnson, shot match-low 39s over the front nine at Canasawacta Country Club Wednesday.
Hagen and Johnson were in the final foursome, and before their scores were posted, Forks held a one-shot lead. “Earlier in the year, we didn’t play very well against them,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham. “In terms of the wild card (for the STAC playoffs), this keeps us in it, but we’ll need some help.”
Ryan Johnson and Greg Todd shot 44 and 45 respectively for NHS, while Casey Marson added a 47. Norwich (8-4) visits Seton Catholic Central today.
Results
(par-36 front nine at CCC)
Norwich: Ryan Hagen, 39; Corey Johnson, 39; Ryan Johnson, 44; Greg Tood, 45; Casey Marson, 47.
Chenango Forks: Keenan Conrad, 42; Kyle Norton, 43; Dan Gridley, 44; Zach Norton, 45; Justin Lake, 46.
FIELD HOCKEY
Greene 3, Whitney Point 0
WHITNEY POINT – Greene remained unbeaten on the season scoring two first-half goals in a shutout win at Whitney Point Tuesday.
Jahna Driscoll, coming off a three-goal game earlier this week, scored a pair of first-half goals getting assists from Emma Anderson and Katherine Klecha. Emily Conroe converted a penalty stroke in the second half after a Whitney Point defender stopped a shot on goal with her foot.
The Trojans had just nine shots in the game, and were tested on defense by a strong Golden Eagles lineup. “They pressured us a lot, and it was probably the most play our defense has had in a long time,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin. “It was a good test for us, and we did a nice job.”
Greene hosts Vestal on Friday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Jahna Driscoll, 2-0; Emily Conroe, 1-0; Emma Anderson, 0-1; Katherine Klecha, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 9-5, (WP) 2-4.
Saves: (G) Julia Amell, 1, (WP) Tatiana Sudoffski, 5.
CROSS COUNTRY
Norwich boys beat Forks
NORWICH – Led by a 1-3-5 finish, Norwich’s boys edged Chenango Forks Tuesday in a dual meet held at Windsor High School.
Matt Murray topped the 48-runner field completed the 2.1-mile course in 12 minutes flat. Robert Jeffrey was two spots back timing 12:08, and senior Nuri Harper was fifth clocking 13:03.
Martha Clemens, running for a Norwich girls team that was incomplete, placed fifth out of 21 finishers timing 15:29.
Results
Boys
Team scoring: Norwich 26, Chenango Forks 29
Norwich results (48 runners): Matt Murray (1), 12:00; Robert Jeffrey (3), 12:08; Nuri Harper (5), 13:03; Nick Mooney (15), 13:50; Peter Braswell (16), 13:53.
Others: Michael Manwarren (18), 14:07; Derek Manwarren (25), 15:19; Taylor Dunham (31), 15:55; Tyler Conant (47), 20:10; Adam Pike (48), 23:56.
Girls
(At Windsor, 2.1-mile course)
Team scoring: Chenango Forks 29, Norwich incomplete.
NHS girls (21 runners): Martha Clemens (5), 15:29; Sydney Chaffee (11), 16:50; Abby Snow (14), 17:31; Corinne Shea (18), 18:58.
S-E boys split in five-way meet
SHERBURNE – In its lone home league meet, Sherburne-Earlville’s boys posted dual wins over Westmoreland and Hamilton Wedensday, while dropping close finals to Canastota and Oriskany.
In the 41-runner field, Ian Benedict led the Marauders placing fourth in 19:19. Ryan Palmiter was a solid 11th timing 20:25. “I was not disappointed at all by our performances, and it was definitely a good meet for us,” said S-E coach Anne Geary.
On the girls’ side, Gabby Huff paced S-E placing 13th out of 28 runners in 26:04. The Marauders run in the E.J. Herman Invitational this Saturday in Utica.
Results
Boys team scoring: Canastota 25, S-E 31; S-E 19, Hamilton incomplete; Orikany 26, S-E 30; S-E 22, Westmoreland 33.
S-E results (41 runners): Ian Benedict (4), 19:19; Ryan Palmiter (11), 20:25; Kyle Cross (17), 22:06; Ethan French (18), 22:08; Brandon Lambert (31), 25:15.
Non-scoring S-E runners: Spencer Tompkins (32), 25:39; Cade Shea (33), 25:56; Harley Caulfield (3), 26:26; Brian Campbell (38), 28:46; Jake Myers (39), 29:02; Josh Blair (40), 29:14; Duncan Campbell (41), 30:22.
Girls
Team scoring: Canastota 17, S-E incomplete. Hamilton 7, SE 16; Oriskany 27, S-E incomplete. Westmoreland 7, S-E 14.
S-E runners (28 total): Gabby Huff (13), 26:04; Kayleigh Scott (20), 29:14; Abby Ryan (23), 31:12; Sierra Ulrich (27), 33:23.
GIRLS’ SWIMMING
Johnson City 95, Greene 81
JOHNSON CITY - Greene split the victories with Johnson City, but lost out on the depth points in Wednesday’s road loss to the Wildcats.
The Trojans’ Emily Bertram and Jenny Yeager had four overall wins, and each was part of the meet-closing 400-yard freestyle relay that dropped six seconds off its previous-best time this season. “We’re already at a time that is faster than any other one we’ve had at this point of the season,” said Greene coach Mike Platta of the relay. “The girls were really pumped after that race.”
Greene swims at Chenango Valley Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (JC), 2:11.96. 200 free: (JC) Heidi Cortright, 2;14.44. 200 IM: (G) Emily Bertram, 2:34.41. 50 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 27.34. Diving: (JC) Kayla Price, 108.15. 100 fly: (G) Bertram, 1:11.27. 100 free: (G) Yeager, 59.75. 500 free: (J) Cortright, 5:55.19. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Becca Smith, Katelyn Shear, Bertram, 1:56.30 100 back: (JC) Mikayla Webster, 1:10.57. 100 breaststroke: (JC) Kelsey Kille, 1:18.86. 400 free relay; (G) Yeager, Julia Arboit, Bertram, C. Carlson, 4:07.57.
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