Barnes, Trevisani lead NHS to victory in season finale

Baseball

Norwich 3, Windsor 0
NORWICH - Norwich junior left-handed pitcher Cody Barnes completed one of the best individual seasons for a Norwich pitcher since the mid-1980s striking out 12 in a four-hit shutout victory over Windsor Friday.
Barnes, who pitched less than 40 innings this season, finished with 81 strikeouts, the most whiffs recorded by a Norwich pitcher since the 1985 campaign. He also registered all five of Norwich's wins this season and had an ERA well below two. "Cody had to be good tonight. He was in a real pitchers' duel with Windsor's (Jake Conroy)," said Norwich coach Rich Turnbull.
Conroy fanned 11, walked two, and allowed just five Norwich hits. The Tornado touched Conroy for two runs in the fourth and a single run in the sixth.
Chris Trevisani drove in all three NHS runs hitting a two-run single in the fourth and an RBI single in the sixth. Over his final two games this year, Trevisani drove in eight runs, while also making two outstanding defensive plays at second base Friday, Turnbull said. "It's easy to point to Cody in this game, but Chris is another unsung hero for us," Turnbull said. "He really came to life in the last two games."
Norwich finishes the season with a 5-13 record.
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Cody Barnes (W) and John Yacano. Jake Conroy (L) and Mike Niggli. Triples: (N) Cody Barnes.

Oxford 9, Whitney Point 1
WHITNEY POINT – In a tuneup for postseason play, Oxford built a nine-run lead en route to a drubbing of Whitney Point Friday.
Andrew Golden tripled twice and drove in a team-high four runs for Oxford (8-10). Richard Ryan and Jeff Lawton also had two hits for the Blackhawks, who scored three runs in the second inning, and maintained that advantage until the fifth and sixth frames when the lead tripled.
Nate Head pitched five shutout innings striking out four and allowing just one hit to earn the victory. Andrew Golden and Kevin Davis wrapped up the win pitching one inning apiece.
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Nate Head (W), Golden (6), K. Davis (7) and Matt Moore. Ellerson (L), Bieber (7). and Scalia. Doubles: (O) R. Ryan, K. Davis. Triples: (O) Golden (2).

Track and Field

Midstate Athletic Conference Championship
GREENE – Buoyed by a one-two-three finish in the 100-meter dash, B-G/Afton's girls won their fifth straight MAC team title Thursday at Greene.
Mitilda Knapp, just a seventh-grader, won the 100 meters for the Bears, and added a victory in the 200 meters. Her older sister Julia Knapp also took two victories for B-G/A nailing down wins in the 100-meter hurdles and long jump.
As reported Friday, Unadilla Valley sophomore Dylan Thomsen set a school and meet record in capturing the 1,600 meters with a time of 4:30.3.
Elsewhere, Greene senior Jeremy Flohr won the 400 meters in 51.7; B-G/Afton's Pedro Aparicio took the shot put (45-5.5), and Greene's Christian Klecha cleared nine feet even to win the pole vault.
Sidney easily outdistanced B-G/Afton to win the boys' team championship. Below are event results:
Boys
Team scores: Sidney, 157; B-GA, 103; Unatego, 81; Greene, 55; Harpursville, 43; Unadilla Valley, 43; Deposit, 40; Walton, 14; Delhi, 12; Oxford, 9.
3200m relay: (S), 8:46.2. 110m hurdles: Mike Ward (S), 16.4. 400m: Jeremy Flohr (G), 51.7. 1600m: Dylan Thomsen (UV), 4:30.3. 100m: David Van Alstine (U), 11.1. 400m hurdles: Mike Ward (S), 1:01.5. 800m: Austin McCarroll (S), 1:59.9. 200m: Van Alstine (U), 22.9. 3200m: Jack Hillenbrand (H), 10:00.70. 400m relay: (S), 45.4. 1600m relay: (S), 3:38.00. High jump: Josh Winchester (U), 5-10. Long jump: David Schaffer (D), 20-4. Triple jump: Austin McCarroll (S), 40-1. Shot put: Pedro Aparicio (BGA), 45-5 1/2. Discus: Austin Dean (S), 139-1. Pole Vault: Christian Klecha (G), 9-0. Steeplechase: Hillenbrand (H), 10:17.7.
Girls
Team scores: B-G/Afton, 172; Sidney, 128; Unatego, 95; Walton, 48; Greene, 39; Delhi, 28; Oxford, 18; Unadilla Valley, 8; Deposit, 5; Harpursville, 2.
3200m relay: (S), 11:30.5. 100m hurdles: Julia Knapp (B), 15.7. 1500m: Katrina Clark (U), 5:12. 400m: Kim Kehr (W), 1:01.1. 100m: Mitilda Knapp (B), 13.1. 400m hurdles: J. Knapp (B), 1:08.5. 800m: Clark (U), 2:30.7. 200m: M. Knapp (B), 28.3. 3000m: Daphne Knapp (B), 12:26. 400m relay: (BGA), 51.9, Christina Bochicchio, Katrina Ross, M. Knapp, J. Knapp. 1600m relay: (Un), 4:22.30. High jump: Michaela Reynolds (U), 4-10. Long jump: J. Knapp (B), 15-2. Triple jump: M. Reynolds (U), 31-4. Discus: Cindy Kaptan (S), 87-6. Shot Put: Bethany Karl (S), 32-4. Pole vault: Amelia Legg (Del), 6-6. Steeplechase: D. Knapp (B), 8:14.70.

Golf

Section IV Medalist Tournament
CORNELL – Susquehanna Valley's eighth-grader D.J. Griffiths and Trumansburg's Dan Lapp each finished with 154 two-round totals to share medalist honors at the Section IV medalist tournament and Cornell University Golf Course Saturday.
Griffiths and Lapp are two of nine individuals to qualify Section IV's nine-person team that will compete in the state golf tournament later this month.
Norwich senior Ryan Hagen had a two-day total of 188 to finish 20th overall. The Tornado golf team competes in the Class B Tournament today at Maple Hill Golf Club in Marathon.

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