Big second inning lifts UV past Sidney; G-MU wins first game
Baseball
Unadilla Valley 12, Sidney 7
NEW BERLIN – An eight-run second inning for Unadilla Valley carried it to its second win of the season Monday.
The Storm (2-3) had five hits during the second and combined that with numerous base on balls and hit batters to forge an 8-3 lead. Kurt Haycook had two hits and two RBI in the second, and finished 3-for-4. Dakota Kolvik reached base safely in all five of his trips to the plate scoring four runs, and Brandon Kuhn was 2-for-3.
Nate Shackleton picked up the win scattering 10 hits and consistently pitching out of trouble. “He had five errors behind him, too, but he won some battles and pitched out of trouble all game,” said UV coach Tom Locke.
The Storm play at Hancock Wednesday.
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UVa 081 201 x 12 11 5
Nate Shackleton (W) and Kyle King. Jordan Constable (L), Gorshack (2) and Patrick Vibbard. Doubles: (UV) Dakota Kolvik, Brandon Kuhn, (S) A. Ruling.
G-MU 7, Franklin 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU won for the first time in four starts this season riding the strong pitching of Jason Barrows Monday.
Barrows fanned 16 and took a no-hitter into the sixth inning. Still, an unearned run for Franklin in the third stood up until G-MU broke out with four runs in the fourth.
Nate O’Hara had an RBI sacrifice fly and Chris Cole added an RBI double in the fourth. Tim French led G-MU’s batters with a 2-for-3 day with one RBI and two runs.
“We were getting guys on base early in the game, but never took advantage,” said G-MU coach Rick Parsons. “We haven’t been getting the timely hits, but we got those in the fourth and fifth innings today.”
G-MU (1-3) hosts Morris Wednesday.
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Jason Barrows (W) and Austin Burnside. Alex Brownell (L), Austin McCall (6) and Billy Davis. Double: (G) Nate O’Hara, Chris Cole.
Otselic Valley 5, Madison 4 (10 innings)
MADISON – Otselic Valley outlasted Madison in 10 innings as Greg DeRochie’s double – his only hit of the game – scored Waturu Sakamoto with the winning run.
OV senior pitcher Trevor Marston locked down the Madison batting lineup from the moment he stepped on the bump. Marston pitched five innings of no-hit relief for the win striking out 10 and walking none. “It was not our best game on the base paths and we made some mental errors, but we grouped together and put a bat on the ball when it counted,” said Vikings coach Jacob Preston.
Jon Liuzzo had two RBI for the Vikes (2-2), and Travis Sheldon along with Sakamoto had two hits apiece and one RBI.
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Peter Robinson, Trevor Marston (6, W) and Howard Straight. Tyler Peters, Gabe Lindon (6, L) and Gavin Lopata.
B-G 3, Hancock 1
BAINBRIDGE – Austin Bauerle pitched a gem for B-G, and teammate Lucas Butcher delivered the clutch hitting in the Bobcats’ win Monday.
Bauerle struck out nine, allowed one unearned run, and did not walk a batter. Butcher had two hits two RBI including an RBI single in the fourth to score Timmy Parsons.
“He was down 0-2 in the count, and just battled and battled,” said B-G coach Tim Mattingly of Butcher. “He ended up singling in Timmy Parsons to make it 2-0, and we really needed that insurance run.”
Jake Mazzarella also had an RBI for the Bobcats (4-1), who play at Deposit Wednesday.
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Austin Bauerle (W) and Tyler Ouimet. Tyler Phillips (L), Slatcher (5) and Eli Holton.
Seton Catholic Central 16, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Norwich dropped to 1-2 on the season as Seton Catholic Central erupted for 19 hits in a blowout win over the Tornado.
Michael Korchak was equally effective on the mound and at the plate. The lefty pitched five scoreless innings for the win, and was also 4-for-4 at the plate with four runs scored and four RBI. Neil McCormack also had four hits driving in three runs.
“They just hit the ball really, really well today,” said Norwich coach Rich Turnball. “We didn’t seem to be all there tonight. We needed to come together and make plays out there, and we didn’t do that.”
Norwich plays at Windsor Wednesday.
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Michael Korchak (W), Brian Hartrick (6) and Tyler Krowiak. Cody Barnes (L), Colin Fern (5) and John Yacano. Doubles: (S) Korchak, Neil McCormack (2), Rob Olsen, Tyler Krowiak.
Oxford 3, Walton 2
WALTON - A three-run first inning was enough for Oxford to eke past Walton Monday for its first win of the season.
Cameron Heggie, who finished with two hits, scored the opening run on a wild pitch, and Jeff Lawton came in with Oxford’s second run after Richard Ryan’s basehit to right field. Kevin Davis’s RBI single completed Oxford’s scoring.
Andrew Golden went the distance for the win allowing four hits. Walton scored once in the bottom of the seventh and had the bases loaded before Golden recorded the final out of the game.
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Trevor Kaminsky (L), Steven Kline (6) and Joe Sinistore, Lucas Wildenstein (7). Andrew Golden (W) and Matt Moore.
Greene 18, Afton 9
AFTON – Greene struck for 17 basehits, six of those doubles, to rattle Afton’s pitching to the tune of 18 runs in Monday’s victory.
Dalton Brower doubled twice for Greene and drove in two runs, Zach Lindow went 3-for-5, and Lane Whittaker along with Kurt Bartholomew also had two hits.
“I was impressed with how disciplined Greene’s hitters were at the plate,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “They were patient, seeing the ball into the zone, and driving the ball.”
Mark Viviano and Ricky Parsons homered for Afton. Viviano, Josh Davy, and Richard Langstaff all had two hits in the loss.
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Afton 213 002 1 9 9 5
Lane Whittaker, Justin Ekstrom (3,W), Cole Browning (7) and Kurt Bartholomew. Joe DeVona (L), Quinn Wright (4), Brett Hubbard (6) and Ben Shearer, Connor Graven-Briggs (4). Doubles: (A) Josh Davy., Austin Ticknor. (G) Zach Lindow, Bartholomew, Whittaker, Browning, Dalton Brower (2). Triples: (A) Davy. HR: (A) Mark Viviano, Ricky Parsons.
Girls’ Softball
Sidney 9, Unadilla Valley 6
NEW BERLIN – Winless Unadilla Valley was unable to hold an early lead as Sidney came on to defeat the Storm (0-3) Monday.
Jolene Krom homered and had three hits to lead the Sidney attack, while Hannah Wood and Kelsey Decker finished with two hits apiece to support winning pitcher Kailyn Gravel.
Jennifer Elliott had two hits for UV, and losing pitcher Brittney Tuttle finished with 10 strikeouts and one walk.
The Storm host Waterville today.
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Kailyn Gravel (W) and Kelsey Decker. Brittney Tuttle (L) and Jordan Anderson. Doubles: (S) Hannah Wood (2), Vicki Sickler, Mikayla Wakeman. (UV) Megan Smith. Triples: (S) Jenna McDonald. HR: (S) Jolene Krom.
Seton Catholic Central 6, Norwich 4
NORWICH – A late rally by the Purple Tornado fell short in Monday night’s loss to Seton Catholic Central.
The Saints used their speed game to establish a 4-0 lead, the last run coming on Sam Stento’s single to right field in the third.
Seton Catholic Central pitcher Katherine Loughlin pitched no-hit ball into the sixth when NHS freshman Hannah Eddy doubled. Eddy was also instrumental in Norwich’s four-run seventh hitting a three-run homer.
“Chenango Valley did the same thing to us (bunting and stealing bases), and it’s really hard to prepare for Seton’s style of play when you haven’t gotten outside to practice much,” said Norwich coach Scott Moore.
Norwich plays at powerhouse Windsor on Wednesday.
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Katherine Loughlin and Sam Stento. Shannon Moore (L), Hannah Eddy (6) and Molly Moore, Jordan Sanford (6). Doubles: (N) Hannah Eddy. (S) Stento. HR: (N) Hannah Eddy
Afton 10, Greene 1
GREENE – Afton again appears to be a strong contender for the Midstate Athletic Conference championship beating defending league champion Greene Monday.
Payton Cutting went 3-for-4, and winning pitcher Cassidy Phillips had a double and triple on the day. The Crimson Knights opened the game up with four runs in the fifth to make it 8-1.
“We were giving them extra chances (with errors) early in the game, and then they started hitting the ball,” said Greene coach Rick Smith.
Morgan Hurlburt had 10 strikeouts for Greene in taking the loss. Greene hosts Harpursville today.
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Cassidy Phillips (W) and Bailey Sherman. Morgan Hurlburt (L) and Gabby Sherwood. Doubles: (A) Payton Cutting. Sam Rogalski. Phillips. Triples: (A) Phillips.
Oxford 13, Walton 1
WALTON – Lorrin Parks tossed a no-hitter, and Oxford’s bats complemented Parks banging out 12 hits in a rout at Walton Monday.
Parks struck out nine and walked seven. She helped herself at the plate with three hits and two RBI. Leadoff hitter Rheia Benedict homered twice driving in three runs and scoring four times, while Logan Nuzzolese homered finishing 2-for-3 with two RBI.
Parks was not in the pitching rotation last year, but has made great strides over the last few months, said Oxford coach Heather Pizza. “She was hitting her spots and moving the ball around pretty well tonight,” Pizza said. “She has come a long way since last year.”
Oxford (2-0) hosts Harpursville Wednesday.
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Lorrin Parks (W) and Rheia Benedict. Castro (L), T. MacDonald (6) and Kuebler. Doubles: Triples: (O) Megan Golden. HR: (O) Benedict (2) Logan Nuzzolese
Sherburne-Earlville 13, Clinton 5
CLINTON – After six postponements, Sherburne-Earlville made a successful debut to the 2013 season scoring seven runs in its final at-bat to pull away for the win Monday.
Destinie Holmquist had an RBI single in the seventh, her third hit of the game, and Alexis Paul followed with a three-run homer. Savannah Irwin went back-to-back with Paul smacking a solo homer to polish off Clinton.
Irwin pitched the final four innings to earn the victory.
“We were real aggressive on the bases, and that was my plan from the beginning,” said S-E coach Scott Fitzpatrick. “We just kept the pressure on them, and we were finally able to break it open.”
S-E plays at Holland Patent Wednesday.
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Clin. 012 001 1 5 4 7
Destinie Holmquist, Savannah Irwin (4,W) and Alexis Irwin. Mariah Gibson (L) and Samantha Malak. Doubles: (C) Malak. Triples: (SE) S. Irwin. HR: (SE) Savannah Irwin, Alexis Paul.
Unadilla Valley 12, Sidney 7
NEW BERLIN – An eight-run second inning for Unadilla Valley carried it to its second win of the season Monday.
The Storm (2-3) had five hits during the second and combined that with numerous base on balls and hit batters to forge an 8-3 lead. Kurt Haycook had two hits and two RBI in the second, and finished 3-for-4. Dakota Kolvik reached base safely in all five of his trips to the plate scoring four runs, and Brandon Kuhn was 2-for-3.
Nate Shackleton picked up the win scattering 10 hits and consistently pitching out of trouble. “He had five errors behind him, too, but he won some battles and pitched out of trouble all game,” said UV coach Tom Locke.
The Storm play at Hancock Wednesday.
Sidn. 030 220 0 7 10 1
UVa 081 201 x 12 11 5
Nate Shackleton (W) and Kyle King. Jordan Constable (L), Gorshack (2) and Patrick Vibbard. Doubles: (UV) Dakota Kolvik, Brandon Kuhn, (S) A. Ruling.
G-MU 7, Franklin 4
COPES CORNERS – G-MU won for the first time in four starts this season riding the strong pitching of Jason Barrows Monday.
Barrows fanned 16 and took a no-hitter into the sixth inning. Still, an unearned run for Franklin in the third stood up until G-MU broke out with four runs in the fourth.
Nate O’Hara had an RBI sacrifice fly and Chris Cole added an RBI double in the fourth. Tim French led G-MU’s batters with a 2-for-3 day with one RBI and two runs.
“We were getting guys on base early in the game, but never took advantage,” said G-MU coach Rick Parsons. “We haven’t been getting the timely hits, but we got those in the fourth and fifth innings today.”
G-MU (1-3) hosts Morris Wednesday.
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Jason Barrows (W) and Austin Burnside. Alex Brownell (L), Austin McCall (6) and Billy Davis. Double: (G) Nate O’Hara, Chris Cole.
Otselic Valley 5, Madison 4 (10 innings)
MADISON – Otselic Valley outlasted Madison in 10 innings as Greg DeRochie’s double – his only hit of the game – scored Waturu Sakamoto with the winning run.
OV senior pitcher Trevor Marston locked down the Madison batting lineup from the moment he stepped on the bump. Marston pitched five innings of no-hit relief for the win striking out 10 and walking none. “It was not our best game on the base paths and we made some mental errors, but we grouped together and put a bat on the ball when it counted,” said Vikings coach Jacob Preston.
Jon Liuzzo had two RBI for the Vikes (2-2), and Travis Sheldon along with Sakamoto had two hits apiece and one RBI.
OV 220 000 000 1–5 6 4
Mad. 010 021 000 0–4 4 7
Peter Robinson, Trevor Marston (6, W) and Howard Straight. Tyler Peters, Gabe Lindon (6, L) and Gavin Lopata.
B-G 3, Hancock 1
BAINBRIDGE – Austin Bauerle pitched a gem for B-G, and teammate Lucas Butcher delivered the clutch hitting in the Bobcats’ win Monday.
Bauerle struck out nine, allowed one unearned run, and did not walk a batter. Butcher had two hits two RBI including an RBI single in the fourth to score Timmy Parsons.
“He was down 0-2 in the count, and just battled and battled,” said B-G coach Tim Mattingly of Butcher. “He ended up singling in Timmy Parsons to make it 2-0, and we really needed that insurance run.”
Jake Mazzarella also had an RBI for the Bobcats (4-1), who play at Deposit Wednesday.
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Austin Bauerle (W) and Tyler Ouimet. Tyler Phillips (L), Slatcher (5) and Eli Holton.
Seton Catholic Central 16, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Norwich dropped to 1-2 on the season as Seton Catholic Central erupted for 19 hits in a blowout win over the Tornado.
Michael Korchak was equally effective on the mound and at the plate. The lefty pitched five scoreless innings for the win, and was also 4-for-4 at the plate with four runs scored and four RBI. Neil McCormack also had four hits driving in three runs.
“They just hit the ball really, really well today,” said Norwich coach Rich Turnball. “We didn’t seem to be all there tonight. We needed to come together and make plays out there, and we didn’t do that.”
Norwich plays at Windsor Wednesday.
SCC 111 463 0 16 19 0
NHS 000 000 0 0 3 6
Michael Korchak (W), Brian Hartrick (6) and Tyler Krowiak. Cody Barnes (L), Colin Fern (5) and John Yacano. Doubles: (S) Korchak, Neil McCormack (2), Rob Olsen, Tyler Krowiak.
Oxford 3, Walton 2
WALTON - A three-run first inning was enough for Oxford to eke past Walton Monday for its first win of the season.
Cameron Heggie, who finished with two hits, scored the opening run on a wild pitch, and Jeff Lawton came in with Oxford’s second run after Richard Ryan’s basehit to right field. Kevin Davis’s RBI single completed Oxford’s scoring.
Andrew Golden went the distance for the win allowing four hits. Walton scored once in the bottom of the seventh and had the bases loaded before Golden recorded the final out of the game.
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Trevor Kaminsky (L), Steven Kline (6) and Joe Sinistore, Lucas Wildenstein (7). Andrew Golden (W) and Matt Moore.
Greene 18, Afton 9
AFTON – Greene struck for 17 basehits, six of those doubles, to rattle Afton’s pitching to the tune of 18 runs in Monday’s victory.
Dalton Brower doubled twice for Greene and drove in two runs, Zach Lindow went 3-for-5, and Lane Whittaker along with Kurt Bartholomew also had two hits.
“I was impressed with how disciplined Greene’s hitters were at the plate,” said Afton coach Ron Rapp. “They were patient, seeing the ball into the zone, and driving the ball.”
Mark Viviano and Ricky Parsons homered for Afton. Viviano, Josh Davy, and Richard Langstaff all had two hits in the loss.
Gree. 316 005 3 18 17 0
Afton 213 002 1 9 9 5
Lane Whittaker, Justin Ekstrom (3,W), Cole Browning (7) and Kurt Bartholomew. Joe DeVona (L), Quinn Wright (4), Brett Hubbard (6) and Ben Shearer, Connor Graven-Briggs (4). Doubles: (A) Josh Davy., Austin Ticknor. (G) Zach Lindow, Bartholomew, Whittaker, Browning, Dalton Brower (2). Triples: (A) Davy. HR: (A) Mark Viviano, Ricky Parsons.
Girls’ Softball
Sidney 9, Unadilla Valley 6
NEW BERLIN – Winless Unadilla Valley was unable to hold an early lead as Sidney came on to defeat the Storm (0-3) Monday.
Jolene Krom homered and had three hits to lead the Sidney attack, while Hannah Wood and Kelsey Decker finished with two hits apiece to support winning pitcher Kailyn Gravel.
Jennifer Elliott had two hits for UV, and losing pitcher Brittney Tuttle finished with 10 strikeouts and one walk.
The Storm host Waterville today.
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Kailyn Gravel (W) and Kelsey Decker. Brittney Tuttle (L) and Jordan Anderson. Doubles: (S) Hannah Wood (2), Vicki Sickler, Mikayla Wakeman. (UV) Megan Smith. Triples: (S) Jenna McDonald. HR: (S) Jolene Krom.
Seton Catholic Central 6, Norwich 4
NORWICH – A late rally by the Purple Tornado fell short in Monday night’s loss to Seton Catholic Central.
The Saints used their speed game to establish a 4-0 lead, the last run coming on Sam Stento’s single to right field in the third.
Seton Catholic Central pitcher Katherine Loughlin pitched no-hit ball into the sixth when NHS freshman Hannah Eddy doubled. Eddy was also instrumental in Norwich’s four-run seventh hitting a three-run homer.
“Chenango Valley did the same thing to us (bunting and stealing bases), and it’s really hard to prepare for Seton’s style of play when you haven’t gotten outside to practice much,” said Norwich coach Scott Moore.
Norwich plays at powerhouse Windsor on Wednesday.
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Katherine Loughlin and Sam Stento. Shannon Moore (L), Hannah Eddy (6) and Molly Moore, Jordan Sanford (6). Doubles: (N) Hannah Eddy. (S) Stento. HR: (N) Hannah Eddy
Afton 10, Greene 1
GREENE – Afton again appears to be a strong contender for the Midstate Athletic Conference championship beating defending league champion Greene Monday.
Payton Cutting went 3-for-4, and winning pitcher Cassidy Phillips had a double and triple on the day. The Crimson Knights opened the game up with four runs in the fifth to make it 8-1.
“We were giving them extra chances (with errors) early in the game, and then they started hitting the ball,” said Greene coach Rick Smith.
Morgan Hurlburt had 10 strikeouts for Greene in taking the loss. Greene hosts Harpursville today.
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Cassidy Phillips (W) and Bailey Sherman. Morgan Hurlburt (L) and Gabby Sherwood. Doubles: (A) Payton Cutting. Sam Rogalski. Phillips. Triples: (A) Phillips.
Oxford 13, Walton 1
WALTON – Lorrin Parks tossed a no-hitter, and Oxford’s bats complemented Parks banging out 12 hits in a rout at Walton Monday.
Parks struck out nine and walked seven. She helped herself at the plate with three hits and two RBI. Leadoff hitter Rheia Benedict homered twice driving in three runs and scoring four times, while Logan Nuzzolese homered finishing 2-for-3 with two RBI.
Parks was not in the pitching rotation last year, but has made great strides over the last few months, said Oxford coach Heather Pizza. “She was hitting her spots and moving the ball around pretty well tonight,” Pizza said. “She has come a long way since last year.”
Oxford (2-0) hosts Harpursville Wednesday.
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Lorrin Parks (W) and Rheia Benedict. Castro (L), T. MacDonald (6) and Kuebler. Doubles: Triples: (O) Megan Golden. HR: (O) Benedict (2) Logan Nuzzolese
Sherburne-Earlville 13, Clinton 5
CLINTON – After six postponements, Sherburne-Earlville made a successful debut to the 2013 season scoring seven runs in its final at-bat to pull away for the win Monday.
Destinie Holmquist had an RBI single in the seventh, her third hit of the game, and Alexis Paul followed with a three-run homer. Savannah Irwin went back-to-back with Paul smacking a solo homer to polish off Clinton.
Irwin pitched the final four innings to earn the victory.
“We were real aggressive on the bases, and that was my plan from the beginning,” said S-E coach Scott Fitzpatrick. “We just kept the pressure on them, and we were finally able to break it open.”
S-E plays at Holland Patent Wednesday.
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Clin. 012 001 1 5 4 7
Destinie Holmquist, Savannah Irwin (4,W) and Alexis Irwin. Mariah Gibson (L) and Samantha Malak. Doubles: (C) Malak. Triples: (SE) S. Irwin. HR: (SE) Savannah Irwin, Alexis Paul.
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