Every Tornado batter hits in blowout win over Chenango Forks
Evening Sun Report
Softball
Oneonta 8, Norwich 1
Oneonta’s Bri Baker threw a two hit, 15 strikeout masterpiece against Norwich, leading her team to victory.
“We played them on Tuesday, earlier in the week and all she threw was fastballs and a couple of change ups. She had 14 strikeouts on Tuesday night,” said Norwich varsity softball head coach Scott Moore. “She was throwing a good change-up on us and I never knew she had one. She sneaks those breaking balls around the corners, and every umpire, they love to see her come pitch.”
Breanna Cashman scored the Purple’s only run on a lead off home run to left center in the seventh.
“It rolled and rolled and rolled,” Moore said, “ She got all of it.”
Score by Inning R H E
One. 101 300 8 6 0
Nor. 000 000 1 1 2 3
Bri Baker and Aiyanna Rupp. Hannah Eddy and Shannon Moore (4) and Jordan Sanford. Homeruns: Breanna Cashman,
Chenango Forks 6, Norwich 5
Shannon Moore had six strikeouts and five walks in a one run loss to Chenango Forks.
“(The game) was pretty even for the most part,” said Scott Moore.
Kylee Warner walked twice, reached on a single and an error, scoring three of the six CF runs
“She’s the fastest runner in the STAC,” Scott Moore said.
Norwich scored three runs in the seventh inning.
Richelle Seaman Lawton reached on a walk.
Morgan Loucks reached on a walk an Stephanie Meyers drove both runners home with a triple.
Hannah Eddy then hit a grounder that would score Meyers from third.
“We were right there most of the time,” Scott Moore said, “ Our bats came on late.
Score by inning R H E
CF. 102 010 2 6 8 0
Nor. 000 200 3 5 6 1
Kylee Warner and Alexis Burge. Shannon Moore and Jordan Sanford. Doubles: Breanna Cashman Triple: Stephanie Meyer, Kassidy Seary.
Norwich 14, Chenango Forks 0
Five Norwich softball players had two or more hits in Monday’s blowout victory over Chenango Forks.
Shannon Moore was 3-4 with three runs scored and a triple.
Kassidy Seary was 2-4 with a three-run homerun in the second inning.
Jordan Sanford went 3-4 with three runs scored.
Morgan Loucks went 3-3 and Breanna Cashman was 2-4 with a three run double in the first inning.
“Hitting is contagious when it works,” said Norwich varsity softball head coach Scott Moore, “It was a good win for the girls.”
Norwich plated nine runners in the first and second and eight runners in the fourth.
Purple pitcher Hannah Eddy had five strikeouts and zero walks in the shutout victory.
“I think this was the first mercy and shutout that Norwich has had in a STAC game,” he said, “I’ve been involved in it for six years and I’ve never seen it.”
The Tornado lost Richelle Seaman-Lawton to a leg injury in the first inning of Monday’s doubleheader.
Seaman-Lawton fractured her fibula sliding into second base and will miss the remainder of the season.
“We all have to step up and fill the hole on that one,” Scott Moore said, “She always made good contact with the ball for me.”
Norwich plays today at Susquehanna Valley and Friday at home against Seton.
Score by Inning R H E
Nor. 550 31 14 20 1
CF. 000 00 0 4 1
Hannah Eddy and Jordan Sanford. Alexa Walling and Kylie Warner and Alexis Birch.
Sherburne Earlville 9, Herkimer 18
Sherburne -Earlville’s Savannah Irwin had three doubles, going 3-4 Thursday in a loss to Herkimer.
All of SE’s nine runs were earned runs, Herkimer had only six earned runs.
SE pitcher Emma Hodges hit four batters in the game and three of them score runs.
“Take away the errors, the hit batsmen and the walks and it’s a 9-6 game” said Sherburne-Earlville varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
The Marauder’s Abby Beaver also went 3-4 and SE catcher Alexis Irwin went 2-4 with two doubles.
“Obviously we were hitting the ball a lot better,” Fitzpatrick said.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 203 301 9 12 5
Her. 247 061 18 10 4
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Pine and Parese. Doubles: Williams, Aceto, Green. Savannah Irwin (3) Alexis Irwin (2) Abby Beaver, Alex Hutchins. Triples: Ball, Parese. Homeruns: Pine.
Sidney 13, Sherburne-Earlville 4
Sidney’s McDonald hit a three-run homerun in the sixth inning of Friday’s nine run win over Sherburne-Earlville.
The Warriors put together a four run fourth and a five run sixth inning.
“In the sixth (SE) made a couple of mental mistakes,” said Sherburne-Earlville varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
In the fourth inning, SE pitcher Savannah Irwin hit four consecutive batter. All four scored.
Irwin was relieved shortly after.
SE threatened in the seventh, loading the bases.
Their momentum was put to a screeching halt when a line drive to Sidney pitcher Gravel resulted in a triple play to end the game.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 101 000 2 4 6 0
Sid. 310 405 0 13 10 2
Savannah Irwin, Emma Hodges (4) and Alexis Irwin. Gravel and Kelsey Decker. Doubles: Casey Decker Triples: Savannah Irwin. Homeruns: McDonald
Sherburne-Earlville 17, Walton 1
The entire lady marauder softball team had a hit in Saturday’s decisive win over Walton.
SE had 19 hits an no errors in the 16 run victory.
Savannah Irwin hit two triples and a double and there were four baters that went 2-3.
Freshman Alexis Kane had 3 hits and senior Abby Beaver had four, with two doubles.
SE pitcher Emma Hodges threw a complete game two hitter with eight strikeouts and zero walks.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 305 316 17 19 0
Wal. 000 100 1 2 5
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Yameor and McAdams. Doubles: Marissa Doing, Savannah Irwin, Abby Beaver (2) Alexis Irwin, Alexis Kane. Triples: Savannah Irwin (2) Alexis Irwin.
Hamilton 13, Sherburne-Earlville 1
Hamilton pitcher Becca Rogers pitched a complete game two hitter and hit a homerun in a big win over Sherburne-Earlville.
Hamilton had ten hits and two errors and earned high praise from SE varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
“As far as fundamentals, this is the best team we’ve played so far,” he said.
SE scored it’s only run in the seventh inning and struggled against the dominant Rogers.
“You have to go up to the plate with a plan,” Fitzpatrick said, “If you hit the ball to them, they will make mistakes.”
Rogers pitches so well that when a hitter puts a ball in play, the defense does not know how to react.
“The fielders get so complacent that when a ball is hit to them they go, ‘Whoa, what do we do now,’” he said.
SE plays today at Saquoit Valley and tomorrow at Holland Patent.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 000 000 1 1 2 2
Ham. 070 033 13 10 2
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Becca Rogers and Watkins. Doubles: Weaks, Nolan. Homerun: Rogers.
Softball
Oneonta 8, Norwich 1
Oneonta’s Bri Baker threw a two hit, 15 strikeout masterpiece against Norwich, leading her team to victory.
“We played them on Tuesday, earlier in the week and all she threw was fastballs and a couple of change ups. She had 14 strikeouts on Tuesday night,” said Norwich varsity softball head coach Scott Moore. “She was throwing a good change-up on us and I never knew she had one. She sneaks those breaking balls around the corners, and every umpire, they love to see her come pitch.”
Breanna Cashman scored the Purple’s only run on a lead off home run to left center in the seventh.
“It rolled and rolled and rolled,” Moore said, “ She got all of it.”
Score by Inning R H E
One. 101 300 8 6 0
Nor. 000 000 1 1 2 3
Bri Baker and Aiyanna Rupp. Hannah Eddy and Shannon Moore (4) and Jordan Sanford. Homeruns: Breanna Cashman,
Chenango Forks 6, Norwich 5
Shannon Moore had six strikeouts and five walks in a one run loss to Chenango Forks.
“(The game) was pretty even for the most part,” said Scott Moore.
Kylee Warner walked twice, reached on a single and an error, scoring three of the six CF runs
“She’s the fastest runner in the STAC,” Scott Moore said.
Norwich scored three runs in the seventh inning.
Richelle Seaman Lawton reached on a walk.
Morgan Loucks reached on a walk an Stephanie Meyers drove both runners home with a triple.
Hannah Eddy then hit a grounder that would score Meyers from third.
“We were right there most of the time,” Scott Moore said, “ Our bats came on late.
Score by inning R H E
CF. 102 010 2 6 8 0
Nor. 000 200 3 5 6 1
Kylee Warner and Alexis Burge. Shannon Moore and Jordan Sanford. Doubles: Breanna Cashman Triple: Stephanie Meyer, Kassidy Seary.
Norwich 14, Chenango Forks 0
Five Norwich softball players had two or more hits in Monday’s blowout victory over Chenango Forks.
Shannon Moore was 3-4 with three runs scored and a triple.
Kassidy Seary was 2-4 with a three-run homerun in the second inning.
Jordan Sanford went 3-4 with three runs scored.
Morgan Loucks went 3-3 and Breanna Cashman was 2-4 with a three run double in the first inning.
“Hitting is contagious when it works,” said Norwich varsity softball head coach Scott Moore, “It was a good win for the girls.”
Norwich plated nine runners in the first and second and eight runners in the fourth.
Purple pitcher Hannah Eddy had five strikeouts and zero walks in the shutout victory.
“I think this was the first mercy and shutout that Norwich has had in a STAC game,” he said, “I’ve been involved in it for six years and I’ve never seen it.”
The Tornado lost Richelle Seaman-Lawton to a leg injury in the first inning of Monday’s doubleheader.
Seaman-Lawton fractured her fibula sliding into second base and will miss the remainder of the season.
“We all have to step up and fill the hole on that one,” Scott Moore said, “She always made good contact with the ball for me.”
Norwich plays today at Susquehanna Valley and Friday at home against Seton.
Score by Inning R H E
Nor. 550 31 14 20 1
CF. 000 00 0 4 1
Hannah Eddy and Jordan Sanford. Alexa Walling and Kylie Warner and Alexis Birch.
Sherburne Earlville 9, Herkimer 18
Sherburne -Earlville’s Savannah Irwin had three doubles, going 3-4 Thursday in a loss to Herkimer.
All of SE’s nine runs were earned runs, Herkimer had only six earned runs.
SE pitcher Emma Hodges hit four batters in the game and three of them score runs.
“Take away the errors, the hit batsmen and the walks and it’s a 9-6 game” said Sherburne-Earlville varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
The Marauder’s Abby Beaver also went 3-4 and SE catcher Alexis Irwin went 2-4 with two doubles.
“Obviously we were hitting the ball a lot better,” Fitzpatrick said.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 203 301 9 12 5
Her. 247 061 18 10 4
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Pine and Parese. Doubles: Williams, Aceto, Green. Savannah Irwin (3) Alexis Irwin (2) Abby Beaver, Alex Hutchins. Triples: Ball, Parese. Homeruns: Pine.
Sidney 13, Sherburne-Earlville 4
Sidney’s McDonald hit a three-run homerun in the sixth inning of Friday’s nine run win over Sherburne-Earlville.
The Warriors put together a four run fourth and a five run sixth inning.
“In the sixth (SE) made a couple of mental mistakes,” said Sherburne-Earlville varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
In the fourth inning, SE pitcher Savannah Irwin hit four consecutive batter. All four scored.
Irwin was relieved shortly after.
SE threatened in the seventh, loading the bases.
Their momentum was put to a screeching halt when a line drive to Sidney pitcher Gravel resulted in a triple play to end the game.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 101 000 2 4 6 0
Sid. 310 405 0 13 10 2
Savannah Irwin, Emma Hodges (4) and Alexis Irwin. Gravel and Kelsey Decker. Doubles: Casey Decker Triples: Savannah Irwin. Homeruns: McDonald
Sherburne-Earlville 17, Walton 1
The entire lady marauder softball team had a hit in Saturday’s decisive win over Walton.
SE had 19 hits an no errors in the 16 run victory.
Savannah Irwin hit two triples and a double and there were four baters that went 2-3.
Freshman Alexis Kane had 3 hits and senior Abby Beaver had four, with two doubles.
SE pitcher Emma Hodges threw a complete game two hitter with eight strikeouts and zero walks.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 305 316 17 19 0
Wal. 000 100 1 2 5
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Yameor and McAdams. Doubles: Marissa Doing, Savannah Irwin, Abby Beaver (2) Alexis Irwin, Alexis Kane. Triples: Savannah Irwin (2) Alexis Irwin.
Hamilton 13, Sherburne-Earlville 1
Hamilton pitcher Becca Rogers pitched a complete game two hitter and hit a homerun in a big win over Sherburne-Earlville.
Hamilton had ten hits and two errors and earned high praise from SE varsity softball head coach Scott Fitzpatrick.
“As far as fundamentals, this is the best team we’ve played so far,” he said.
SE scored it’s only run in the seventh inning and struggled against the dominant Rogers.
“You have to go up to the plate with a plan,” Fitzpatrick said, “If you hit the ball to them, they will make mistakes.”
Rogers pitches so well that when a hitter puts a ball in play, the defense does not know how to react.
“The fielders get so complacent that when a ball is hit to them they go, ‘Whoa, what do we do now,’” he said.
SE plays today at Saquoit Valley and tomorrow at Holland Patent.
Score by Inning R H E
SE. 000 000 1 1 2 2
Ham. 070 033 13 10 2
Emma Hodges and Alexis Irwin. Becca Rogers and Watkins. Doubles: Weaks, Nolan. Homerun: Rogers.
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