Evening Sun Report

Football

Sherburne-Earlville 25, Holland Patent 12
HOLLAND PATENT – State-ranked Sherburne-Earlville moved one step closer to a second straight Section III, Class C playoff berth beating Holland Patent on the road Saturday afternoon.
S-E quarterback Cody Marango threw three touchdown passes to senior Austin Jasper, and Julienne Alsheimer added a key one-yard TD run in the fourth to create a two-touchdown advantage.
Holland Patent became the first team to score more than one touchdown against S-E this season – both on passes – and the second one closed the gap to 19-12 in the third quarter. “Holland Patent is a team that could have easily been 3-1 coming into the game, and after scouting them, we felt this could be a dangerous game,” said S-E coach Mike Jasper. “That’s the way it played out.”
Marango completed eight passes, all of them to Jasper. The prolific duo connected on scoring tosses of 21 and 10 yards in the first half to give S-E a 13-6 lead.
On the final score, Jasper caught a short toss from Marango, broke two tackles, and outraced the Holland Patent secondary to the endzone for 65-yard scoring play. “We like to spread things around on offense, but we wanted to give Cody some confidence, and Cody has confidence throwing the ball to Austin,” Jasper said. “Austin turned a couple short passes into some big gains.”
S-E backs Brady Sopchak, Alsheimer, and Brodie Roebuck softened the Holland Patent defense with Sopchak finishing with 107 yards, Alsheimer 62, and Roebuck 51. Overall, the Marauders had 427 yards of total offense. “We’re happy to be in control of our playoff destiny, but nothing is done yet,” Jasper said.
S-E hosts Utica Notre Dame Friday.
Score by Quarters
S-E 0 13 6 6–25
H.P. 0 6 6 0–12
Scoring Summary
SE: Marango 21 pass to Austin Jasper. (Marango kick)
SE:  Marango 10 pass to Jasper (kick failed)
HP: #10 30 pass to #2 (kick failed)
SE: Marango 65 pass to Jasper (run failed)
HP: #10 65 pass to #23 (run failed)
SE: Julienne Alsheimer 1 run (run failed)
Individual Statistics (S-E’s only)
Rushing: (HP) 20-65 yards. (SE) Brady Sopchak, 20-106; Alsheimer, 12-62; Brodie Roebuck, 15-51; Jasper, 4-21; Ben Khoury, 1-13.
Passing:  (HP) 12-28-2, 149 yds. (SE) Marango, 8-14-0, 152 yds.
Receiving: (SE) Austin Jasper, 8-152.

Chenango Valley 41, Greene 6
GREENE – Chenango Valley held Greene to 25 yards of total offense, and Bryan Pert had two TD runs for the Warriors in handing the Trojans their third straight defeat on Friday.
CV needed just three plays to cover 70 yards on its opening drive of the game with Aaron Trumino dashing 36 yards for the touchdown. Pert ran 24 yards for the first of his touchdowns, and he added a one-yard TD run to start the third.
“They had a matchup advantage up front, especially with their size, and they were able to maximize those advantages,” said Greene coach Dave Gorton of the Warriors. “Their offensive and defensive lines put us in some bad spots. We missed some assignments and did not execute.”
CV ran for 335 yards in the game in building a 35-0 lead after three quarters. Greene’s lone TD came in the fourth when Tristan Carter scored on an eight-yard run. “One of the positives I saw is that the younger players continued to play hard, and didn’t let the score detract from their effort,” Gorton said.
Score by quarters
CV 14 7 14 6–41
Gre. 0 0 0 6–6
Scoring summary
CV: Aaron Trumino 36 run (Nick Pert kick)
CV: Bryan Pert 24 run (Pert kick)
CV: Reed Grunder 3 run (Pert kick)
CV: Bryan Pert 1 run (Pert kick)
CV: Nick Pert 15 run (Pert kick)
G: Tristan Carter 8 run (kick failed)
CV: Zak Fish 3 run (kick failed)
Individual Statistics
Rushing: (CV) Zak Fish 7-32, Trevor Hope 3-3, Reed Grunder 5-23, Harold Jones 2-4, Nicholas Pert 5-89, Dominick Potter 4-8, Bryan Pert 11-95, Aaron Trumino 6-81. (G) Joe Beckwith 3-(-13), Luke Erickson 13-18, Brendan Wheeler 1-3, Tristan Carter 8-4, Tyler Unkel 3-(-8), Josh Harrington 1-(-1), Lucian Austin 1-4.
Passing: (CV) Bryan Pert 6-12-0 50 yds. (G) Joe Beckwith 2-8-0 11 yds, Alex Kozisky 0-1-0 0 yds, Josh Harrington 0-2-1 0 yds.
Receiving: (CV) Gavin Ashman 3-25, Zak Fish 1-0, Michael O’Neil 1-7, Aaron Trumino 1-18. (G) Luke Erickson 1-4, Tristan Carter 1-7.

Tioga 50, Oxford 0
TIOGA – Tioga’s powerful lineup scored almost at will in the first half as the defending Section IV, Class D champions blew out Oxford Friday night.
Jesse Manuel and Ryan Vergason had a pair of first-half TD runs for the Tigers, and Vergason added a nine-yard TD pass to Josh Kithcart to help build a 50-0 halftime advantage.
“I’d say that Tioga is one of the best Class D teams in the state, and that coaching staff does a great job,” said Oxford coach Ray Dayton. “The have big kids that look like men. They ran their ‘Power I’ stuff, and they did what they wanted with us.”
Score by quarters
Oxf. 0 0 0 0–0
Tio. 28 22 0 0–50
Scoring Summary
T: Brad Jump 34 run (Tanner Folk kick)
T: Jesse Manuel 62 run (Folk kick)
T: Ryan Vergason 3 run (Folk kick)
T: Manuel 45 run (Folk kick)
T: Vergason 9 pass to Josh Kithcart (Folk kick)
T: Adam Zwierlein 33 run (Folk kick)
T: Vergason 15 run (Vergason pass to Dylan House)
Individual statistics
Rushing (O) Bryan Simpson 4-17, Joe Jackson 10-37, Jon Heggie 7-25, Angelo Gonzalez 6-(-26), Francisco Quintana 2-8, Nick Neer 1-(-1), Team: 1-(-4), Nik Hansen 7-22. (T) Jeff Lynch 2-4, Brad Jump 3-112, Jesse Manuel 9-198, Ryan Vergason 5-47, Sam Burns 2--3, Marcus Ulrich 5-10, Adam Zwierlein 2-42.
Passing: (O) Angelo Gonzalez 2-8-1-47. (T) Ryan Vergason 1-2-0-9.
Receiving: (O) Cameron Heggie 1-20, Joe Jackson 1-27. (T) Josh Kithcart 1-9.