Greene quartet sets new school record
GIRLS’ SWIMMING
Greene 93, Windsor 75
GREENE – Greene won its third straight meet and broke the school record in the 200-yard freestyle relay in Tuesday’smeet against visiting Windsor.
Chelsea Carlson, Becca Smith, Jenny Yeager, and Emily Bertram swam a 1:49.57, one of the top six times in Section IV this season. It broke the mark of 1:50.20 set in 2009. “Last year, we loaded up our relay in the last meet, and went 1:50.21 – one hundredth of a second off of the record,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We didn’t want that to happen again. We were close to breaking the record in our last meet, so we put that same team back together, and they did so well.”
Greene won 10 of 12 events to move one win from the .500 mark. Bertram, Yeager, Carlson, and Smith had mulitiple wins on the day. Julia Arboit took the 50 freestyle, and Payton Cutting was a winner in the 100 breaststroke.
The Trojans (4-5) are at Susquehanna Valley Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (G), Chelseas Carlson, Erica Bentley, Katie Shear, Becca Smith, 2:16.53. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:16.69. 200 IM: (G) Emily Bertram, 2:37.76. 50 free: (G) Julia Arboit, 28.05. Diving: (W) Megan Kilgallon, 188.85. 100 fly: (G) Bertram, 1:14.13. 100 free: (G) Yeager, 58.59. 500 free: (W) Breanna Mills, 6:28.48. 200 free relay: (G) Carlson, Smith, Yeager, Bertram, 1:49.57*. 100 back: (G) Carlson, 1:14.34. 100 breaststroke: (G) Payton Cutting, 1:24.70. 400 free relay; (G) Arboit, Shear, Bertram, Yeager, 4:21.86.
* New school record.
BOYS’ SOCCER
Sherburne-Earlville 7, Canastota 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville reached double figures wins for the season Tuesday night against Canastota, and finished the regular season with just one loss over the last nine games.
Carter Cole topped a prolific Marauders offense with two goals. Sam Caton, Dmitri Sofranko, Nino Magro, Elijah Morris, and Dan Galvez also scored for S-E (10-4-2), who led by three goals at halftime.
“Canastota is down a little bit from last year, but we made it clear before the game that we wanted to finish on a high note,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We were clicking tonight and playing our game.”
The Marauders are idle until next week’s Section III Class B playoffs.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Carter Cole, 2-0, Sam Caton, 1-1; Dmitri Sofranko, 1-0; Nino Magro, 1-0; Elijah Morris, 1-1 Dan Galvez, 1-1; Brian Meade, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SE) 20-3, (C) 2-1.
Saves: (SE) Brady Elderkin, 1. (C) James Kimball, 10.
FIELD HOCKEY
Sherburne-Earlville 2, Oneida 1
ONEIDA – Sherburne-Earlville coach Sheila Cooman hopes six wins will be enough to qualify for the Section III playoffs.
The Marauders, one-goal winners – and losers – in the majority of their games this season finished the 2012 regular season on the upswing with a road victory at Oneida Tuesday afternoon.
Emma Hodges figured in both S-E goals assisting on Megan Viera’s tip-in with 7:16 left in the first half, then sending a pass to Shelby Scheffler for the two-goal lead just five minutes into the second half. “We’ve been in just about every game, and really, in the losses it’s been a moment or two of breaking down or losing focus,” Cooman said. “Some teams can get away with mistakes, but this season, we couldn’t get away with any.”
With a mix of veterans and youth, the Marauders may be a pesky opponent for any Section III opponent, provided S-E receives a playoff bid. “Our midfield has stepped up during the season, and our defensive players, and our defensive players have been strong from beginning to end,” Cooman said.
Cooman said the Marauders (6-10) will learn their playoff fate at Friday’s Section III seeding meeting.
socre in last three minutes
Summary
(1-0 S-E at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Megan Viera, 1-0, Emma Hodges, 0-2; Shelby Scheffler, 1-0; (O) Hannah Scanlon, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 9-9, (O) 3-4.
Saves; (SE) Katherine Robertson, 2, Allison Johnson 0. (O) Tiffany Deley, 7.
VOLLEYBALL
Harpursville 3, Bainbridge-Guilford 1
BAINBRIDGE – Unbeaten Harpursville extended its record to 14-0 this season beating second-place Bainbridge-Guilford in four games Tuesday night, 25-11, 20-25, 25-18, 25-18.
Erin Avery had 10 aces, 11 assists, and five kills for the Hornets, who rolled to a dominating first-game victory. “We just couldn’t get things going at the start, and I wish we could have pulled that first game back,” said B-G coach Pam Tompkins. “We had some nerves at the start, but we did pull out some nice digs and saves, and played much better than the first time we played them.”
Morgan Bullis had 11 kills, four assists, and five stuff blocks to pace B-G (11-3), who play at Unadilla Valley Thursday.
Results
Game scores: 11-25, 25-20, 18-25, 18-25
Harpursville (14-0): Erin Avery, 10 aces, 11 assists, 5 kills; Sarah Miller, 5 aces, 2 digs; Stephanie knapp, 12 assists, 6 kills; Madison Paugh, 5 kills; Madison Van Etten, 1 block, 1 dig.
B-G (11-3): Morgan Bullis, 11 kills, 1 ace, 4 assists, 5 blocks; Rachel Smith, 3 assists, 2 digs; Tierney Decker, 1 block; Katie Barber, 1 block; Kerstin Towndrow, 2 digs; Alissa Rivera, 2 aces; Cassie Safford, 1 ace, 1 kill.
Sidney 3, Oxford 2
SIDNEY – Sidney captured a seesaw battle with Oxford outlasting the Blackhawks in five games Tuesday, 23-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-27, 25-18.
Oxford extended the match to five games rallying from a 24-20 deficit in the fourth game. “They had some momentum, and they jumped out to a 10-5 lead in the last game,” said Sidney coach Paul Sims. “We hung in there and were patient. We plugged away and had a good run that put us over the top.”
Teresa Ivarson had eight aces and four kills for Oxford (9-5), who host Harpursville on Friday.
Results
Game scores: 23-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-27, 25-18
Sidney (10-4): Paige Redmond, 8 aces, 34 assists; Jillian Young, 16 kills, 5 digs; Tori Seymour, 14 kills, 5 aces; Taylor Krom, 11 kills, 6 aces.
Oxford (9-5): Teresa Ivarson, 8 aces, 4 kills; Kera Shepler, 4 kills, 4 assists; Taylor Chapman, 15 digs.
JV: Oxford won 2-0.
Hancock 3, Greene 0
GREENE – Greene’s record dipped below the .500 mark (7-8) as the Trojans lost all three games to Hancock Tuesday, 25-21, 25-12, 25-18.
Alexis Sampson had five kills for the Wildcats and Demi Travis service six aces.
Greene’s Mary Messina had a match-best seven kills, while teammate Lacie Moore charted six assists.
Walton 3, Afton 0
AFTON – Walton won three games decisively from Afton Tuesday winning in a sweep, 25-11, 25-12, 25-19.
Amber Pierce had five aces and four kills, and Maggie Koebler added four assists.
Bekah Prezorski topped the Knights (4-10) with nine kills, while Alisha Hubbard and Maria Andrews had four assists apiece.
GOLF
Hagen leads Norwich
HORSEHEADS – Ryan Hagen eagled the 16th hole at Soaring Eagles Golf Course in Horseheads, and finished with an 83 to lead Norwich’s trio of players at the STAC Golf Championships Tuesday.
Vestal came away with the team title posting a five-person score of 411. Host Horseheads was second four shots back, while Chenango Valley finished in third accumulated 433 strokes.
Susquehanna Valley standout eighth-grader D.J. Griffiths was the overall medalist shooting a 2-over-par 74 to lead the 68-player field.
Corey Johnson was next for Norwich touring in 92, and senior Casey Marson shot a 97.
Norwich competes in the Section IV Class B team tournament this spring, and Hagen along with Johnson will tee it up in the Section IV Medalist Tournament scheduled for late May.
Greene 93, Windsor 75
GREENE – Greene won its third straight meet and broke the school record in the 200-yard freestyle relay in Tuesday’smeet against visiting Windsor.
Chelsea Carlson, Becca Smith, Jenny Yeager, and Emily Bertram swam a 1:49.57, one of the top six times in Section IV this season. It broke the mark of 1:50.20 set in 2009. “Last year, we loaded up our relay in the last meet, and went 1:50.21 – one hundredth of a second off of the record,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We didn’t want that to happen again. We were close to breaking the record in our last meet, so we put that same team back together, and they did so well.”
Greene won 10 of 12 events to move one win from the .500 mark. Bertram, Yeager, Carlson, and Smith had mulitiple wins on the day. Julia Arboit took the 50 freestyle, and Payton Cutting was a winner in the 100 breaststroke.
The Trojans (4-5) are at Susquehanna Valley Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (G), Chelseas Carlson, Erica Bentley, Katie Shear, Becca Smith, 2:16.53. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:16.69. 200 IM: (G) Emily Bertram, 2:37.76. 50 free: (G) Julia Arboit, 28.05. Diving: (W) Megan Kilgallon, 188.85. 100 fly: (G) Bertram, 1:14.13. 100 free: (G) Yeager, 58.59. 500 free: (W) Breanna Mills, 6:28.48. 200 free relay: (G) Carlson, Smith, Yeager, Bertram, 1:49.57*. 100 back: (G) Carlson, 1:14.34. 100 breaststroke: (G) Payton Cutting, 1:24.70. 400 free relay; (G) Arboit, Shear, Bertram, Yeager, 4:21.86.
* New school record.
BOYS’ SOCCER
Sherburne-Earlville 7, Canastota 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville reached double figures wins for the season Tuesday night against Canastota, and finished the regular season with just one loss over the last nine games.
Carter Cole topped a prolific Marauders offense with two goals. Sam Caton, Dmitri Sofranko, Nino Magro, Elijah Morris, and Dan Galvez also scored for S-E (10-4-2), who led by three goals at halftime.
“Canastota is down a little bit from last year, but we made it clear before the game that we wanted to finish on a high note,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We were clicking tonight and playing our game.”
The Marauders are idle until next week’s Section III Class B playoffs.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Carter Cole, 2-0, Sam Caton, 1-1; Dmitri Sofranko, 1-0; Nino Magro, 1-0; Elijah Morris, 1-1 Dan Galvez, 1-1; Brian Meade, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SE) 20-3, (C) 2-1.
Saves: (SE) Brady Elderkin, 1. (C) James Kimball, 10.
FIELD HOCKEY
Sherburne-Earlville 2, Oneida 1
ONEIDA – Sherburne-Earlville coach Sheila Cooman hopes six wins will be enough to qualify for the Section III playoffs.
The Marauders, one-goal winners – and losers – in the majority of their games this season finished the 2012 regular season on the upswing with a road victory at Oneida Tuesday afternoon.
Emma Hodges figured in both S-E goals assisting on Megan Viera’s tip-in with 7:16 left in the first half, then sending a pass to Shelby Scheffler for the two-goal lead just five minutes into the second half. “We’ve been in just about every game, and really, in the losses it’s been a moment or two of breaking down or losing focus,” Cooman said. “Some teams can get away with mistakes, but this season, we couldn’t get away with any.”
With a mix of veterans and youth, the Marauders may be a pesky opponent for any Section III opponent, provided S-E receives a playoff bid. “Our midfield has stepped up during the season, and our defensive players, and our defensive players have been strong from beginning to end,” Cooman said.
Cooman said the Marauders (6-10) will learn their playoff fate at Friday’s Section III seeding meeting.
socre in last three minutes
Summary
(1-0 S-E at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Megan Viera, 1-0, Emma Hodges, 0-2; Shelby Scheffler, 1-0; (O) Hannah Scanlon, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 9-9, (O) 3-4.
Saves; (SE) Katherine Robertson, 2, Allison Johnson 0. (O) Tiffany Deley, 7.
VOLLEYBALL
Harpursville 3, Bainbridge-Guilford 1
BAINBRIDGE – Unbeaten Harpursville extended its record to 14-0 this season beating second-place Bainbridge-Guilford in four games Tuesday night, 25-11, 20-25, 25-18, 25-18.
Erin Avery had 10 aces, 11 assists, and five kills for the Hornets, who rolled to a dominating first-game victory. “We just couldn’t get things going at the start, and I wish we could have pulled that first game back,” said B-G coach Pam Tompkins. “We had some nerves at the start, but we did pull out some nice digs and saves, and played much better than the first time we played them.”
Morgan Bullis had 11 kills, four assists, and five stuff blocks to pace B-G (11-3), who play at Unadilla Valley Thursday.
Results
Game scores: 11-25, 25-20, 18-25, 18-25
Harpursville (14-0): Erin Avery, 10 aces, 11 assists, 5 kills; Sarah Miller, 5 aces, 2 digs; Stephanie knapp, 12 assists, 6 kills; Madison Paugh, 5 kills; Madison Van Etten, 1 block, 1 dig.
B-G (11-3): Morgan Bullis, 11 kills, 1 ace, 4 assists, 5 blocks; Rachel Smith, 3 assists, 2 digs; Tierney Decker, 1 block; Katie Barber, 1 block; Kerstin Towndrow, 2 digs; Alissa Rivera, 2 aces; Cassie Safford, 1 ace, 1 kill.
Sidney 3, Oxford 2
SIDNEY – Sidney captured a seesaw battle with Oxford outlasting the Blackhawks in five games Tuesday, 23-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-27, 25-18.
Oxford extended the match to five games rallying from a 24-20 deficit in the fourth game. “They had some momentum, and they jumped out to a 10-5 lead in the last game,” said Sidney coach Paul Sims. “We hung in there and were patient. We plugged away and had a good run that put us over the top.”
Teresa Ivarson had eight aces and four kills for Oxford (9-5), who host Harpursville on Friday.
Results
Game scores: 23-25, 25-16, 25-23, 25-27, 25-18
Sidney (10-4): Paige Redmond, 8 aces, 34 assists; Jillian Young, 16 kills, 5 digs; Tori Seymour, 14 kills, 5 aces; Taylor Krom, 11 kills, 6 aces.
Oxford (9-5): Teresa Ivarson, 8 aces, 4 kills; Kera Shepler, 4 kills, 4 assists; Taylor Chapman, 15 digs.
JV: Oxford won 2-0.
Hancock 3, Greene 0
GREENE – Greene’s record dipped below the .500 mark (7-8) as the Trojans lost all three games to Hancock Tuesday, 25-21, 25-12, 25-18.
Alexis Sampson had five kills for the Wildcats and Demi Travis service six aces.
Greene’s Mary Messina had a match-best seven kills, while teammate Lacie Moore charted six assists.
Walton 3, Afton 0
AFTON – Walton won three games decisively from Afton Tuesday winning in a sweep, 25-11, 25-12, 25-19.
Amber Pierce had five aces and four kills, and Maggie Koebler added four assists.
Bekah Prezorski topped the Knights (4-10) with nine kills, while Alisha Hubbard and Maria Andrews had four assists apiece.
GOLF
Hagen leads Norwich
HORSEHEADS – Ryan Hagen eagled the 16th hole at Soaring Eagles Golf Course in Horseheads, and finished with an 83 to lead Norwich’s trio of players at the STAC Golf Championships Tuesday.
Vestal came away with the team title posting a five-person score of 411. Host Horseheads was second four shots back, while Chenango Valley finished in third accumulated 433 strokes.
Susquehanna Valley standout eighth-grader D.J. Griffiths was the overall medalist shooting a 2-over-par 74 to lead the 68-player field.
Corey Johnson was next for Norwich touring in 92, and senior Casey Marson shot a 97.
Norwich competes in the Section IV Class B team tournament this spring, and Hagen along with Johnson will tee it up in the Section IV Medalist Tournament scheduled for late May.
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