Softball

Greene Tournament
Dryden 13, Greene 10
Greene 24, Oxford 13
Marathon 23, Oxford 8
GREENE – Greene captured the opening game of its tournament beating Oxford Friday before falling to Dryden in the championship game Saturday afternoon.
Dryden led by a 9-0 count after four innings only to see that margin erased. Greene's seven-run fourth and three-run sixth helped knot the game at 10-10.
"We had made five of our errors in the first four innings, and seemed like every time they hit the ball, it hit an open area," said Greene coach Rick Smith of the early part of the game."
Dryden unlocked the tie with three runs in the seventh as Jordan Robinson connected on a go-ahead two-run triple, then scored an insurance run on a single.
Sydney Bennett had a two-run single in Greene's fourth, while J.B. Taft, Brittany Johns, and Laura Durdon contributed RBI hits.
Alyssa Sands finished with three hits.
The Trojans opened their game against Oxford with seven straight singles, and that preceded Maddie Brink's two-run double. In the sixth, Brink started the frame with a double, and scored on Lydia Howard's two-run homer. Later in the inning, Brink came to the plate a second time, and drove in two with a single.
Howard was 5-for-6 with five RBI, Sands had three hits and four RBI, Johns drove in three runs, and Brink scored five runs to go with her ribbies.
Oxford's Layla Kriz was 4-for-5 with three RBI; Lauren Cobb and Kylie Roys added 2-for-3 days.
Marathon ousted Oxford in the consolation game benefiting from 22 base on balls. Ashley Bush had four hits in the victory and Cortnei Bellefear drove in four runs.
Kriz's bat continued to sizzle for the Blackhawks finishing 4-for-4 to give her eight hits in nine at-bats during the two-day tournament.
Championship Game
Dry. 023 410 3 13 15 3
Gre. 000 703 0 10 17 8
Alex Thompson (L) and Maddie Brink. Banwell (W) and Day. Doubles: (D) Day. (G) Brittany Johns, Brink. Triples; (D) Robinson, (G) Brink.
Friday's game
Oxf 207 300 1 13 11 4
Gr. 743 025 3 24 22 3
Lydia Howard (W) and Maddie Brink. Karly Marshman (L) and Hannah Ryan. Doubles: (G) Alyssa Sands, Maddie Brink (2), Howard, Bennett. Triples: (G) Taft. HR: (G) Howard.
Consolation game
Marathon 23, Oxford 8
Mar. 030 5(10)5 23 9 3
Oxf. 100 2 1 4 8 7 5
Cornei Bellefear (W), Kari Merihew (6) and K. Duda. Karly Marshman (L), Hannah Ryan (5) and Kriz. Doubles: (O) Layla Kriz, (M) Ashley Bush. Triples: (O) Kriz, (M) Bellefear.

Sherburne-Earlville 3, Holland Patent 1
Sherburne-Earlville 10, South Kortright 1
Bainbridge-Guilford 8, Sherburne-Earlville 2
BAINBRIDGE – Sherburne-Earlville bounced back from its first-round loss to B-G to defeat South Kortright Saturday in the consolation game of the Sidney Federal Credit Union tourney.
Savannah Irwin was 3-for-3 in the victory, Sierra Barker went 2-for-2 at the plate, and Abbey Beaver added two hits to support winning pitcher Crystal Beckwith.
"That was the first time (Crystal) pitched a complete game for us," said S-E coach Michelle Parker. "She did a nice job for us."
In the tournament opener, B-G erupted for five runs against S-E in the third highlighted by Cadi Barber's two-run triple to move into the championship game. Marissa Thornton led the Bobcats with four hits.
Barker, Irwin, and Beaver all had two hits for the Marauders.
Friday, Sherburne-Earlville continued its run of good play in the Center State Conference upending state-ranked Holland Patent.
Locked in a 1-1 game heading to the bottom of the sixth, Kaylee Scott tripled, and scored the go-ahead run on Barker's single. Alexis Kane then doubled in Barker. Barker had two hits in the win, and Emma Hodges earned the win striking out a season-high 14 Holland Patent batters.
"Between the defense, Emma dominating on the mound, and finding our bats, we're proving we can play at a more advanced level," Parker said.
HP 000 100 0 1 5 1
S-E 100 020 x 3 7 1
Emma Hodges (W) and Miranda Wright. Cole (L) and Gotte. Doubles: (H) Adrian Lyon. (SE) Alexis Kane. Triples: (SE) Sierra Barker, Kaylee Scott.
Sidney Federal Credit Union Tournament
B-G 8, Sherburne-Earlville 2
B-G 005 102 0 8 14 0
S-E 100 100 0 2 10 1
Emma Hodges (L), Crystal Beckwith (7) and Miranda Wright. Taylor Palmatier and Megan Palmatier. Doubles: (BG) Marissa Thornton (2) Morgan Shew, Triples: (BG) , Cadi Barber.
Sherburne-Earlville 10, South Kortright 1
SK. 100 00 1 5 2
S-E 230 5x 10 10 1
Crystal Beckwith (W) and Miranda Wright. Brittany Logan (L) and Laura Hannigan.

Owego 4, Norwich 3
OWEGO – Owego built an early lead, and held off the Tornado's comeback in Friday's victory.
Norwich drew to within 4-3, and had the tying run on third with two outs in the seventh before Owego recorded the final out. "We had our chances, but couldn't get the big hit we needed," said Norwich coach Scott Moore.
Michayla Jenkins had two hits, two runs scored, and an RBI to lead the Owego attack.
Gabby Mirabito was 3-for-4 with an RBI on the Norwich, Shannon Moore had two hits and a single RBI, and Jordan Sanford drove in one run.
Norwich left seven runners on base in the game, three of those on third, Scott Moore said.
NHS 100 020 0 3 7 3
Owe. 202 000 x 4 6 3
Hannah Eddy (L) and Jordan Sanford. Allie Heeman (L) and Michayla Jenkins. Doubles: (N) Jordan Sanford, Shannon Moore, Kassidy Seary. (O) Makenna Kalin, Allie Heeman, Michayla Jenkins.

Richfield Springs 5, G-MU 4
G-MU 300 010 0 4 3 2
RS 000 005 x 5 7 8
Scarlett Newman (L) and Katie Schultes. Madisyn Butler (W) and Kali Griffith. Doubles: (RS) Emma Mine, Kaity Richvalsky.

Baseball

Holland Patent 19, Sherburne-Earlville 2
Canastota 5, Sherburne-Earlville 4
SHERBURNE – Canastota scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to rally for the win over winless Sherburne-Earlville Saturday.
Raiders pitcher Jake Purdy helped his own cause doubling with two outs, and he scored on John Sadowski's single. An S-E error – its only one of the game – scored Sadowski with the winner.
Purdy went the distance for the victory striking out 15 Marauders.
"We played hard and we played good defense, but the bats were not there," said S-E coach Jay Tackabury. "You're not going to win many games striking out 15 times."
Brady Elderkin was 3-for-3 to lead S-E and Ian Fleming drove in a run in S-E's three-run fifth.
Friday, state-ranked Holland Patent improved its record to 12-1 on the season beating the Marauders for the second time this season.
Devin Franco was 4-for-5 with three RBI, and Jordon Brown had three hits and two RBI.
Holland Patent also benefited from S-E's poor defense, who charted nine errors. "Holland Patent is definitely one of the best teams in the league, but our defense also let us down," Tackabury said.
Elderkin had two hits for the Marauders.
HPat 423 053 2 19 12 3
S-E 000 100 1 2 7 9
Conner Ludwin (W), Daniel Dygert (6), Nick Palmer (7) and Ramos. Trevor May (L), Mike Trask (4), Aaron Price (6) and Dawson Lagoe, Brady Elderkin (3). Doubles: (H) Nico Ramos, Jordon Brown.
Canastota 5, Sherburne-Earlville 4
S-E100 030 0 4 7 1
Can002 010 2 5 9 0
Jake Purdy (W) and Sadowski. Brady Elderkin, Dylan Cornell (5, L) and Dawson Lagoe.

Owego 10, Norwich 1
Waverly 14, Norwich 0
WAVERLY – Waverly scored nine runs in the fourth and nearly batted around twice blowing open a scoreless game in Saturday's shutout win over the Tornado.
Every Wolverines starter finished with at least one basehit. Brandyn Stillman was 4-for-5 with two runs scored, and winning pitcher Nathan Traub had a pair of basehits.
Chris Trevisani finished with two of Norwich's four hits. "I'm disappointed because I thought we would play better," said Norwich coach Rich Turnbull. "We just struggled in the middle innings."
At Norwich Friday, Owego pulled away with five runs in the fifth inning to defeat the Tornado for the second time this season.
The Indians had five hits in the fifth, the big blow a two-run single from Mo Bell. Bell went 3-for-5 with two RBI, and Zach Zielinski had two hits and two RBI.
Owego pitcher Ben Schmidt relied on his defense to pick up the win. Schmidt had three strikeouts, allowed just two hits, and induced nine flyball outs. "We didn't necessarily hit it right at them, we just hit a lot of lazy flyball outs," Turnbull said. "We're not making solid contact."
Owe. 102 050 2 10 11 3
NHS 000 000 1 1 2 3
Ben Schmidt (W) and Zach Zielinski. Kevin Porack (L), John Predmore (5) and Nick Murphy. Doubles: (O) C.J. Bergmann.
Waverly 14, Norwich 0
NHS 000 000 0 0 4 4
Wav 000 950 14 17 1
Collin Traub (W) and Mike Girolimo, Isaiah King (7). Gabe Gojani (L), Chris Trevisani (5), Everett Thompson (6) and Nick Murphy.

Otselic Valley 11, Brookfield 10 (first game)
Brookfield 11, Otselic Valley 6 (second game)
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley picked up its second win of the season in the first game of a doubleheader with Brookfield Friday, but the Beavers earned the split jumping out to a 10-1 lead in the nightcap.
Jonathan Liuzzo homered and drove in six runs for the Vikings in a one-run victory. Peter Kalin had two hits and two RBI, and Matt Neal also drove in two runs. "We made some plays in the field to keep them from scoring, and our bats were hot," said OV coach Jake Preston.
Five errors combined with five issued walks over the first four innings allowed Brookfield to build a commanding lead. Kalvin Abrams had three hits and three runs scored in the victory.
OV's Kyle Haitian had three RBI, and Connor Smith drove in two runs. "We gave them too many free passes for us to stay in the game," Preston said.
Brk 202 15 10 5 3
OV. 160 4x 11 8 3
W. Reed (L) and K. Abrams. Kyle Haitian, Jon Liuzzo (3,W), Connor Smith (5) and Garrett Forrest. Doubles: (B) Harris. Triples: (B) Beeching, Barber. HR: (OV) Jonathan Liuzzo.
Game 2
OV 100 41 6 7 5
Br. 217 1x 11 7 2
Kalvin Abrams (W) and W. Reed. Connor Smith (L), Jonah VanVoorhis (2), Angel Marshall (3), Tanner Costa (4) and Tanner Costa, Liuzzo (4). Doubles: (B) Abrams. Triples: (OV) Connor Smith.

Delhi 4, Greene 3
Greene 6, Walton 4
DELHI – Delhi's four-run third inning proved enough in Thursday's one-run victory over Greene.
The Trojans rallied in the final two innings with Dalton Brower and Nick Adams delivering RBI hits in the sixth, and Lucian Austin collected an RBI in the seventh.
Saturday, Greene won for the third time this season beating Walton. Dylan Barton relieved starter Jordan Harrington in the sixth, and picked up the victory for the Trojans (3-11).
Greene 000 002 1 3 6 2
Delhi 004 000 x 4 5 4
Breven Gilmore (L), Dylan Barton (3) and Dalton Brower. Cody Brewster (W) and Brenden Cairns.Doubles: (D) Brenden Cairns
Greene 6, Walton 4
Walt. 101 002 0 4 7 3
Greene 301 002 x 6 9 3
Jared Beach (L) and Robert Merrill. Jordan Harrington, Dylan Barton (W,6) and Dalton Brower. Doubles: (W) Robert Merrill, (G) Dalton Brower. HR: (W) Dylan Wood.