Baseball

Oneonta 19, Norwich 7
NORWICH – Oneonta flipped the momentum of the game in a hurry scoring seven runs in the fifth and nine more in the seventh to win in lopsided fashion Wednesday.
“We were playing really well up to the fifth inning, and then the wheels fell off,” said Norwich coach Rich Turnbull.
Oneonta had five stolen bases in the fifth inning alone and 10 stolen bases for the game. Noah Sheehan had four runs scored for the winners, and Connor Tavarone smacked a double driving in two runs.
“They were just super aggressive on the basepaths, and that really killed us,” Turnbull said. “In the seventh inning, they just seemed to get hit after hit.”
Oneonta had 18 hits in the game, but only one was of the extra base variety.
Norwich’s Jake Walsh and Patrick Marks each had two hits and two RBI in the loss.
Norwich plays at Owego today.
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Chris Trevisani, Kevin Porack (5), Nate Scheer (7) and Everett Thompson, Murphy (6). Noah Sheehan (W), Tyler Tremain (6) and D. Carver. Doubles: (O) Connor Tavarone.

Greene 9, Walton 4
GREENE – Greene hurler Nick Adams pitched to contact, and his defense backed him up as Greene won for the second time in three outings this week.
Adams struck out just one and relied on steady defense that committed just one error. “Nick really bailed us out, and his (pitching) was textbook on how a pitcher doesn’t have to throw hard as long as he’s throwing strikes,” said Greene interim coach Pete Mansheffer. “He made our defense work, and our defense played well.”
On the other side of ball, Greene went to the running game to generate offense finishing with nine stolen bases. One of those stolen bases was a steal of home by Dylan Barton.
Joe Phillips went 2-for-3 in the win with two runs, and Jordan Harrington had one hit and stole four bases. Dalton Brower chipped in with a key RBI single in the Trojans’ five-run third.
Greene hosts Hancock today.
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Nick Adams (W) and Dalton Brower. Derek Mead (L), Noah Reinhardt (4) and Robert Merrill.

Deposit 5, Bainbridge-Guilford 2
DEPOSIT – A four-run first inning gave Deposit just enough offensive production in Wednesday’s home victory over Bainbridge-Guilford.
Two passed balls led to two Lumberjacks runs in that opening frame. “I didn’t feel we were really focused in that first inning, but after that, we really settled down and it was a heck of a ballgame,” said B-G coach Tim Mattingly.
Brandon Macumber, Trenton Curtis, and Devin Schmidt all had two hits for Deposit in the win.
B-G scored twice in the third as Ryan Jones contributed a sacrifice fly, and Mitchell Mertz drove in another run with a single.
B-G hosts Walton on Thursday.
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Sean Jones (L) and Dylan Mondore. Trenton Curtis (W), Dustin Daly (7) and Trevor Stiles. Doubles: (D) Brandon Macumber, Colby Hall.

Cincinnatus 15, Otselic Valley 6
CINCINNATUS – The Red Lions scored 11 runs in the bottom half of the second inning en route to a victory over the Vikings Wednesday afternoon.
OV, playing its first game of the season, allowed 10 walks and committed six errors. Tyler Enright doubled twice for Cincy finishing with two RBI.
Kyle Haitian had two hits and three RBI for OV. “Cincinnatus did the little things right today, and got the outs when they needed them,” said OV coach Jake Preston.
OV hosts Madison today.
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Connor Smith (L), Jonah VanVoorhis (3), Kyle Haitian (6) and Tanner Costa, Garrett Forrest (6). Chris Enright (W) and Jeffery Halstrom. Doubles: (C) Tyler Enright 2, Chri Enright, Tanner Raymond. Triples: (OV) Kyle Haitian.

Oxford 7, Harpursville 3
OXFORD – Oxford received a much-needed pitching performance from Austin Crawford, who went the distance Wednesday for his first varsity win.
Crawford struck out four and allowed just four hits. “I can’t emphasize how huge a performance that was on the mound today,” said Oxford coach Chris Palmer of Crawford.
The Blackhawks rebounded quickly from their only deficit of the game. After Harpursville scored in the fourth to make it a 2-1 game, Oxford responded with three runs in the bottom half.
Sophomore Jon Heggie had two RBI and two runs scored for the Blackhawks, and Corey Marshman also scored two runs.
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Austin Crawford (W) and Nick Neer. Kachmar (L), Livermore (5) and Dean. Doubles: (H) Dattoria. (O) Nick Neer.

Hancock 17, Unadilla Valley 8
HANCOCK – Ryan Tooley hit a grand slam in the opening inning for Hancock and finished with seven RBI in Wednesday’s victory over Unadilla Valley.
The Wildcats opened the first with nine runs to take a commanding lead over the Storm (0-3).
Dakota Kolvik hit a grand slam for UV in the fourth inning and finished with four RBI. Austin Taylor also drove in two runs.
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WP– Ryan Slatcher. LP–Conor Pope. Doubles: (H) Ryan Tooley, Preston Walker, Zack Worobey, Evan Bass, Jaret Hunter. (UV) Austin Taylor. Triples: (H) Tooley. HR: (H) Tooley. (UV) Dakota Kolvik.

Walton 10, Unadilla Valley 5 (Tuesday)
NEW BERLIN – Walton created some breathing room with three runs in the sixth inning in Tuesday’s road win over Unadilla Valley.
Michael Lindsey scored two with a double, and Lindsey came home on Robert Merrill’s two bagger to make it an 8-4 game.
Dakota Kolvik had three hits for UV, Austin Taylor drove in three runs on two hits, and Brendan Brooker also had two hits for the Storm.
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Nolan Denny (W), Jordan Somers (5) and Robert Merrill. Austin Taylor (L), Dakota Fernette (2) Will Martin (6) and Cory Lamb, Jed Parker (2). Doubles:  (W) Derek Mead Michael Lindsey (2), Robert Merrill. (UV) Austin Taylor, Dakota Kolvik.