Boys’ Swimming

Owego 94, Norwich 71
NORWICH – Although victory was out of reach, Norwich closed its home meet with Owego in strong fashion Tuesday night at Norwich High School.
The Tornado’s 400 freestyle relay lopped off four seconds from its best time this season, one of five season-best performances. “Right now, our main goal is to get decent times to seed us well at sectionals, and go from there,” said Norwich coach Kevin Diefenbacher.
Connor Supensky, Dan Zieno, Jon Manwarren, and Killian Benedict made up the winning final relay. Two events earlier, Benedict won the 100 backstroke in a season-low 58.81, and Manwarren took the 500 freestyle in a season-best 5:28.17.
Bruce Winter ((breaststroke) and Zieno (50 free) had Norwich’s other two victories against a deep Owego team that brought 33 swimmers to the NHS deck.
Norwich hosts Holland Patent Thursday.
Results
200 medley relay: (O) 1:55:27. 200 free: (O) Pritchard, 1:57.46. 200 IM: (O) Mitchell Phelps, 2:08.12. 50 free: (N) Dan Zieno, 24.97. Diving: (O) Liam Elliker, 182.70. 100 fly: (O) Zachary Zielinski, 59.68. 100 free: (O) Colin Pritchard, 53.36. 500 free: (N) Jon Manwarren, 5:28.17. 200 free relay: (O), 1:38.64. 100 backstroke: (N) Killian Benedict, 58.81. 100 breaststroke: (N) Bruce Winter, 1:16.29. 400 free relay: (N) Connor Supensky, Dan Zieno, Manwarren, Benedict, 3:52.26.

Windsor 95, Greene 86
GREENE – Windsor claimed all 13 points in the diving competition, and that was the difference in its nine-point victory over Greene Tuesday night.
The Trojans started the meet winning the 200 medley relay in a season-best time of 1:59.18. Liam Reid, Kurt Hendershott, Garrett Mowatt, and Craig Lord got the host club off to an auspicious beginning. From there, Windsor won the next seven events. Greene closed with a victory in the 200 free relay, victories by Reid and Hendershott, and the meet-closing 400 free relay.
“We talked at the beginning about every race being important, and we were looking for good swims the last 25 (yards),” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “In about half the races, we had kids moving up to a scoring spot from sixth to fifth, fifth to fourth...we had some exceptional swims tonight.”
Greene (1-3-1) competes in the Vestal Invitational Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Liam Reid, Kurt Hendershott, garrett Mowatt, Craig Lord, 1:59.18. 200 free: (W) Dustin Mills, 2:05.29. 200 IM: (W) Colin Gollogly, 2:33.28. 50 free: (W) Riley Steelman, 25.11. Diving: (W) Michael Soba, 152.35. 100 fly: (W) Josh McCaffery, 1:19.55. 100 free: (W) Theleman, 56.61. 500 free: (W) Mills, 5:47.22. 200 free relay: (G) Ryan Markham, Hendershott, C. Lord, S. Lord, 1:43.56. 100 back: (G) Reid, 1:13.63. 100 breaststroke: (G) Hendershott, 1:14.86. 400 free relay: (G) Markham, Gray Reid, L. Reid, S. Lord, 4:01.40.

Wrestling

Norwich 44, Chenango Valley 30
FENTON – Norwich won its thirteenth dual meet of the season against a Chenango Valley club that is in the running for a Section IV Dual Meet Tournament spot.
“They’re a lot like us,” said Norwich coach Terry Hagenbuch. “They have lighter guys they need to bump up in weight.”
Hagenbuch pinpointed three wins as keys to the win. Nick Murphy (138) pinned veteran Billy Liberati in five minutes; Trey Muserallo (170) squeezed out a 7-6 win over Nick Pert, and Jakob Franklin (182) was dominant taking his match by technical fall. “Those were big wins for us,” Hagenbuch said.
Norwich (13-4) is idle until Tuesday when it hosts Oneonta.
(Results, started at 99 pounds).
99:  Eli Rodriguez (N) pinned Nathan Lehr, 1;13. 106: Caleb wiggins (CV) pinned Nick Glanville, 1:59. 113: Jacob Lehr (CV) dec. Zach Mills, 7-4. 120: Ty Rifanburg (N) pinned Derek Godell, 2:23. 126: Anthony Colon (CV) dec. Carter Hubbard, 6-3. 132: Cole Rifanburg (N) won by fft. 138: Nick Murphy (N) pinned Billy Liberati, 5:00. 145: Tristan Rifanburg (N) pinned Marcelo Benni, :20. 152: Steve Aylard (CV) pinned Brennan Slater, 2:40. 160: Frank Garcia (N) pinned Jack Regal, 1;26. 170: Trey Muserallo (N) dec. Nick Pert, 7-6. 182: Jakob Franklin (N) tech fall over Garrett Miller, 15-0, 4:24. 195: Justin Russell (CV) pinned Eli Kwasnik, 2:54. 220: Reed Grudner (CV) won by fft. 285: no match.

B-G/A/H 57, Tioga 15
BAINBRIDGE – The Bears kept their Section IV dual meet record perfect beating visiting Tioga Tuesday night.
After losing two early matches, the Bears caught fire in the middleweights winning the final eight contested bouts. Jake Andrews (145), Madison Hoover (152), Austin Carr (160), and Colby Foster (170) had pins to start the streak of victories.
Results
99: John Worthing (T) pinned Evan Hyzer, 4:58. 106: Austin Lamb (T) dec. Cody Ferrara, 2-0. 113: Hayden Lewis (B) won by fft. 120: Chris Cirigliano (B) dec. Collin Elston, 6-0. 126: Ryan McMahon (B) pinned Max Johnson, 3:44. 132: Ben Bivar (B) dec. John Noe, 11-6. 138: Jesse Manuel (T) tech fall over Shane Hoover, 1:57. 145: Jake Andrews (B) pinned Scott Franks, 1:15. 152: Madison Hoover (B) pinned Brad Jump, 4:43. 160: Austin Carr (B) pinned Aaron DiMarco, 1:58. 170: Colby Foster (B) pinned Noah Schumacher (T) , 3:55. 182: Mitch Weist (B) dec. Matt Jump, 6-3. 195: no match. 220: Brock Weist (B) pinned Peter Kuhlman, 1:10. 285: Dylan Mondore (B) pinned DJ Hartman, :24.
JV: Tioga won 30-6. Referee: Ron Boerner.

Bowling

Norwich boys beat Oneonta
NORWICH – At Family Recreation Center, Norwich’s boys scarfed up all five team points in a win over Oneonta, while the Yellowjackets girls eked out a 3-2 win over the Tornado girls.
Corey Huggins had a 212 game to lead the NHS boys, while senior Nicole Mealey topped the Tornado girls rolling a 483 series.
Honor scores
Boys
Norwich (2,404): Matt Gladstone, 207, Corey Huggins, 212.
Oneonta (1,881): none.
Girls
Norwich (2,086): Nicole Mealey, 192, 483.
Oneonta (2,139): Emily Loucks, 213, 209, 586; Abigail Loucks, 221.

Sherburne-Earlville 5, Adirondack 0
BOONVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville’s girls improved to 12-0 on the season beating Adirondack Monday.
Mandi LaClair led the Marauders rolling a 529 series.
Results
(Honor scores)
S-E (2,034): Mandi LaClair, 190, 177, 529; Alyssa Miles, 162.
Adirondack (1,733): Haley Belewich, 170, Taylor Hardy, 167.