Norwich swimming loses home meet, while S-E, B-G football get first wins of the season
Swimming
Norwich
NORWICH - In their first home meet of the season the Norwich varsity girls' swim team took on Susquehannah Valley in what would end as a victory for SV, 96-65.
Norwich would win their fair share of first place spots in the meet, but only fields a team of eight girls. "We're a very small team," said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. "We can take a lot of first and seconds but we can't really fill the lanes."
Norwich did just that Friday, September, 11 when they last competed, winning six of the 12 events, yet still losing the overall meet based on points. Norwich swimmer Maya Blaisure is already off to a fantastic start this season, posting winning times in the 200 medley relay, the 200 individual medley, the 100 breast stroke, and on the 400 Freestyle relay team. Blaisure and the rest of the Tornado women are looking to have very competitive individual seasons on such a small team. Norwich competes again tonight when they travel to Owego.
Race results:
200 medley relay: N; Lauren Llewellyn, Margie Winter, Maya Blaisure, Melissa Stroh, 2:06.81. 200 Freestyle: SV; Shannon Wheeler, 2:27.37. 200 IM: N; Maya Blaisure 2:30.35. 50 Freestyle: N; Margie Winter, 27.18. Diving: SV; Marissa Fiorentino 197.05. 100 Fly: SV; Shannon Wheeler, 1:20.48. 100 Freestyle: N; Margie Winter, 1:00.66. 500 Freestyle: SV; Alexandra Ferrante, 6:37.61. 200 Freestyle: SV; Shannon Wheeler, Kasey Tokos,Sara Yezzi, Krista Micalizzi, 2:00.13. 100 Backstroke; SV; Megan Laboski, 1:10.99. 100 Breast stroke: N; Maya Blaisure, 1:12.04. 400 Free Relay: N; Melissa Stroh , Margie Winter, Laruen Llewellyn, Maya Blaisure 4:20.98.
Football
Bainbridge-Guilford
BAINBRIDGE - On a Friday night under the lights the Bainbridge-Guilford Bobcats took on Delhi in their second game of the season and won 8-0.
The lone score of the game came with 8:52 left in the second quarter when B-G quarterback Austin Carr ran the ball all the way down to the Delhi 1 yard line, only to fumble the ball. Fortunately for the Bobcats a quick thinking Alex DeGrot recovered the ball in the end zone for his first ever varsity touchdown. After a successful two point conversion, B-G was now up 8-0 on Delhi.
The rest of the game proved to be a defensive struggle with both teams never gaining any real footing on offense. Bainbridge-Guilford ended the day with throwing only one interception, while taking away five from Delhi. "It was a big win for us," said B-G head coach Jim Mosher. "The kids played outstanding on defense and I can't give them enough credit."
The B-G defense shut down a Delhi offense that scored 30 points the week before in their first game of the season. A relentless Bobcats front four of Pete Wiemet, Tyler Hart, Corey Oliver, Nick Decker, Brandon Sickler, and Cameron Sickler put pressure on the Delhi quarterback, never giving him room to breathe all game.
"I'm really proud of how well the kids did," Mosher said. "Our defense did exactly what we told them to do and did it tremendously."
After a scoreless second half B-G's Austin Carr picked off a Delhi pass and ran it all the way down to the Delhi one yard line where he downed the ball. From there B-G would line up in victory formation to run out the clock. After a big win this week, B-G is gearing up for their next game against Unadilla Valley when the Storm comes to Bainbridge next Friday, September, 18.
Scoring Summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
Delhi 0 0 0 0
0
Bainbridge-Gulford 0 8 0 0
8
Game statistics: Delhi; Rushing, Connor Gioffe 7-17, Austin Dedient 7-47, Dylan Cumpston 15-63, Ryan Lilholt 1-10, Eric Mirwin 1-1, Total 31-138. Receiving; Austin Hitchcock 2-38, Ben Brangian 5-24, Total 62 yards. Passing; Connor Gioffe, 7-34, 62 yards, 5 INTS. B-G; Rushing; Ben Bivarr 14-51, John Castle 1-3, Spenser Stevens 12-32, Tylor Macumber 5-24, Austin Carr 14-52, Total 46-162. Receiving; Pete Ouimet 3-35, Total 35 yards. Passing; Austin Carr 3-9, INT, Total, 9 yards, 1 INT.
Greene
GREENE - After beating a tough Unatego-Franklin team last week, Greene played at home for the first time Friday, September, 11, against a Lansing team that was coming off of a division championship last year. Greene would ultimately prevail 34-6.
Neither team would score early as the first quarter ended in a 0-0 tie. In the second quarter is really where Greene started to pick things up. Their first score came off of a Joe Phillips run from 37 yards out. Phillips would end the night with 85 yards and just one score. After a failed two-point attempt, Greene was now up 6-0 on Lansing. Later in the quarter, Zach Orzell would punch in another score with a two yard run. After a successful two point attempt the score was 14-0, giving Greene the lead that would ultimately be the difference in the game. “We had a great all around game,” said Greene’s head coach David Gorton. “Defensively we had some really great stops. We had two different goal line stands and made some plays that really gave us some great positioning all game.”
To start the third quarter Greene was up 14-0. It was here where Lansing would earn their only touchdown of the game on a 66 yard touchdown run. It wouldn’t be long before Greene fired back and scored again on a 1 yard touchdown run by Luke Erickson, puting the Trojans up 22-6 on Lansing. Later in the fourth quarter Greene would score twice more, once on a 25 yard pass from Orzell to Jordan Harrington and again on an Erickson touchdown run from six yards out. Greene would improve to 2-0 on the season. “Lansing is a quality team,” said Gorton. “We were very pleased with the way that we played.”
Greene is back in action again this Friday night when they travel to Deposit to take on an undefeated Deposit-Hancock team.
Scoring summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
Lansing
0 0 6 0 6
Greene
0 14 8 12 34
Game Statistics: Lansing; Rushing; Miller-Lobor, 1-1. Kelley 15-123 1 TD. Bower, 2-1. Winslow 7-16. Detrick, 4-9. Boothe 4- -17. Total: 33-133 1 TD. Passing; Detrick, 2-8, 2 INT, 16 yards. Kelley, 0-1. Boothe 1-3, 11 yds. Total: 5-12, 27 yards, 2 INTS. Receiving; Kelly, 1-12. Jones, 1-11. Total: 2-23. Greene: Rushing; Orzell 16-92, 1 TD. Erickson, 16-66, 2 TDS. Phillips, 7-85, 1 TD. Coy Austin, 1 - -2. Lucian Austin, 1- -3. Total: 41-241, 4 TD. Passing, Orzell 3-8, 76 yds, 1 TD. Total: 3-8, 76 yds, 1 TD. Recieving, Jordan Harrington, 2-55, 1 TD. Erickson, 1-21. Total: 3-76, 1 TD.
Sherburne-Earlville
SHERBURNE- Sherburne-Earlville relied on a sound ground game and solid defense as the Marauders powered past Mount Markham 20-7 in their home opener Saturday night September, 12.
Brodie Roebuck carried 16 times for 131 yards, including a pair of 6-yard scores as S-E chalked up 316 yards on the ground. Matt Hull added 85 yards on 14 carries, while Hunter Owen netted 71 yards on five carries.
“When you have three guys that average five yards or more per carry, I think you have to tip a hat to the offensive line,” S-E first-year head coach Ed Holmquist said. “Tyler White, Gavin Paul, Hunter Hatton, Darren Knapp, Tanner Campbell and Sam Tuttle really set the tone up front and we were able to control the line of scrimmage against a very physical Mount Markham team.”
Quarterback Jake Kwasnik, making his first career start for S-E, also added a touchdown run as he plunged in from two yards out late in the third quarter.
Defensively, the Marauders limited the Mustangs to just 123 yards of total offense, with the only big play coming on a 42-yard touchdown run by Mustangs’ senior Collin Maine. Freshman Cody Beckwith paced S-E with a team-high 11 tackles.
“We’re just really pleased with the effort we saw tonight,” Holmquist said. “We played with a lot of energy and we executed well for the most part. I’m extremely proud of all our guys.”
S-E returns to the field Friday Night when they play host to Phoenix at 7 pm.
Scoring Summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
MM
0 0 7 0 7
S-E
6 0 14 0 20
Game statistics: Rushing: (SE) Brodie Roebuck 16-131, 2 TD; Matt Hull 14-85; Hunter Owen 13-71; Cody Beckwith 5-16; Blake Furner 1-11; Jake Kwasnik 2-2, 1 TD, Total 316 yds, 3 TDs. (MM) Collin Maine 12 -80, Brenton Bond 2-38, Total 118 yds. Passing: (SE) Matt Hull 1-2 21 yds, Jake Kwasnik 1-1 7 yds, Total 28 yds. (MM) Brenton Bond 1-8 5 yds, Total 5 yds. Receiving : (SE) Brodie Roebuck 1-21, Matt Hull 1-7, Total 28 yds. (MM) Damien Taylor 1-5, Total 5 yds.
Soccer
Norwich
NORWICH - On Friday, September, 11, on their home turf the Norwich varsity boys soccer team took on a tough Susquehannah Valley team that would ultimately win 4-0.
Coming out strong in the first half, Sus Valley scored their first three goals. "It was a very physical game," said Norwich coach Scottie Decker. "Our guys played really hard and I don't think that the score or stats reflects that."
To start off the second half SV would earn their fourth goal of the game, giving the game its final score of 4-0. Norwich would finish the game with four shots and three saves by goal keeper Keegan Prime. "We have to remember that we're still a rebuilding team," Decker said. "These kids I think are doing really well for their ages."
Norwich plays again Wednesday, September, 16, when they travel to Johnson City.
Individual statistics: Norwich; Keegan Prime, 3 saves.
Team statistics: Goals, (SV) 4, (N) 0. Assists (SV) 2, (N) 0. Shots, (N) 4. Saves, (N) 3. Corner kicks, (SV) 7, (N) 1.
Cross Country
Sherburne-Earlville
VERNON - In their first meet of the season the Sherburne-Earlville cross country boys and girls teams traveled to compete in the VVS Invitational on Saturday, September, 12. Although the athletes' times were not as low as to win the invitational, they were all improvements from last season. "We've made extreme improvements from last season," said S-E coach Ann Geary. "A lot of our kids have taken off 30 seconds to a minute on their times."
With over 300 racers in the meet this is one of the largest invitationals that S-E will attend this season. The Maruader boys and girls will compete again this Wednesday, September, 16, in Sherburne. This will be their only home meet of the season and will be senior recognition night.
Times: Boys; Ken Ulrich, 88 of 218, 21:30. Tristan Rainford, 98 of 218, 22:20. Caleb Larcher, 99 of 218, 22:26. Brandon Lambert, 101 of 218, 22:35. Adam Aldrich, 112 of 218, 25:53. Reilly Webster, 118 of 218, 34:18. Girls; Miradna Wright, 70 of 135, 26:07. Ashly Palmer, 108 of 135, 30:41. Emma Baker, 118 of 135, 31:42. Sage Westcock, 124 of 135, 34:52.
Tennis
Norwich
JOHNSON CITY - On Saturday, September, 12, the Norwich girls’ varsity tennis team traveled to Johnson City in a league match-up that would see Norwich keep their undefeated record.
Winning the match 6-1, the Tornado team lost only one match to forfeit. The Norwich girls won every other match handily, barely losing a set. In singles play Caroline Stewart and Sam Gage won in straight sets in singles to remain undefeated on the season. While in doubles both teams of Megan Burke and Brooke Steigerwald, and Ava and Oliva Granquist also won in straight sets to close out the match; giving the final score of 6-1.
Match results: Makenzie Maynard (Norwich) d. Sam Tassey (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-3. Caroline Stewart (Norwich) d. Olivia Borihane (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-0. Samantha Gage (Norwich) d. Morgan Kallfeltz (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-1. Marysa Campbell (Norwich) d. Marina Phillips (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-1. Megan Burke & Brooke Steigerwald (Norwich) d. Hailey Harding & Jenny Ly (Johnson City) 6-2, 6-2. Olivia Granquist & Ava Granquist (Norwich) d. Mallory Thorn & Amanda Sprague-Getsy (Johnson City) 6-3, 7-6(7-3). Tessa Convertino & Breona Bogart (Johnson City ) d. Forfeit & Forfeit (Norwich) 6-0, 6-0.
Norwich
NORWICH - In their first home meet of the season the Norwich varsity girls' swim team took on Susquehannah Valley in what would end as a victory for SV, 96-65.
Norwich would win their fair share of first place spots in the meet, but only fields a team of eight girls. "We're a very small team," said Norwich coach Amanda Downey. "We can take a lot of first and seconds but we can't really fill the lanes."
Norwich did just that Friday, September, 11 when they last competed, winning six of the 12 events, yet still losing the overall meet based on points. Norwich swimmer Maya Blaisure is already off to a fantastic start this season, posting winning times in the 200 medley relay, the 200 individual medley, the 100 breast stroke, and on the 400 Freestyle relay team. Blaisure and the rest of the Tornado women are looking to have very competitive individual seasons on such a small team. Norwich competes again tonight when they travel to Owego.
Race results:
200 medley relay: N; Lauren Llewellyn, Margie Winter, Maya Blaisure, Melissa Stroh, 2:06.81. 200 Freestyle: SV; Shannon Wheeler, 2:27.37. 200 IM: N; Maya Blaisure 2:30.35. 50 Freestyle: N; Margie Winter, 27.18. Diving: SV; Marissa Fiorentino 197.05. 100 Fly: SV; Shannon Wheeler, 1:20.48. 100 Freestyle: N; Margie Winter, 1:00.66. 500 Freestyle: SV; Alexandra Ferrante, 6:37.61. 200 Freestyle: SV; Shannon Wheeler, Kasey Tokos,Sara Yezzi, Krista Micalizzi, 2:00.13. 100 Backstroke; SV; Megan Laboski, 1:10.99. 100 Breast stroke: N; Maya Blaisure, 1:12.04. 400 Free Relay: N; Melissa Stroh , Margie Winter, Laruen Llewellyn, Maya Blaisure 4:20.98.
Football
Bainbridge-Guilford
BAINBRIDGE - On a Friday night under the lights the Bainbridge-Guilford Bobcats took on Delhi in their second game of the season and won 8-0.
The lone score of the game came with 8:52 left in the second quarter when B-G quarterback Austin Carr ran the ball all the way down to the Delhi 1 yard line, only to fumble the ball. Fortunately for the Bobcats a quick thinking Alex DeGrot recovered the ball in the end zone for his first ever varsity touchdown. After a successful two point conversion, B-G was now up 8-0 on Delhi.
The rest of the game proved to be a defensive struggle with both teams never gaining any real footing on offense. Bainbridge-Guilford ended the day with throwing only one interception, while taking away five from Delhi. "It was a big win for us," said B-G head coach Jim Mosher. "The kids played outstanding on defense and I can't give them enough credit."
The B-G defense shut down a Delhi offense that scored 30 points the week before in their first game of the season. A relentless Bobcats front four of Pete Wiemet, Tyler Hart, Corey Oliver, Nick Decker, Brandon Sickler, and Cameron Sickler put pressure on the Delhi quarterback, never giving him room to breathe all game.
"I'm really proud of how well the kids did," Mosher said. "Our defense did exactly what we told them to do and did it tremendously."
After a scoreless second half B-G's Austin Carr picked off a Delhi pass and ran it all the way down to the Delhi one yard line where he downed the ball. From there B-G would line up in victory formation to run out the clock. After a big win this week, B-G is gearing up for their next game against Unadilla Valley when the Storm comes to Bainbridge next Friday, September, 18.
Scoring Summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
Delhi 0 0 0 0
0
Bainbridge-Gulford 0 8 0 0
8
Game statistics: Delhi; Rushing, Connor Gioffe 7-17, Austin Dedient 7-47, Dylan Cumpston 15-63, Ryan Lilholt 1-10, Eric Mirwin 1-1, Total 31-138. Receiving; Austin Hitchcock 2-38, Ben Brangian 5-24, Total 62 yards. Passing; Connor Gioffe, 7-34, 62 yards, 5 INTS. B-G; Rushing; Ben Bivarr 14-51, John Castle 1-3, Spenser Stevens 12-32, Tylor Macumber 5-24, Austin Carr 14-52, Total 46-162. Receiving; Pete Ouimet 3-35, Total 35 yards. Passing; Austin Carr 3-9, INT, Total, 9 yards, 1 INT.
Greene
GREENE - After beating a tough Unatego-Franklin team last week, Greene played at home for the first time Friday, September, 11, against a Lansing team that was coming off of a division championship last year. Greene would ultimately prevail 34-6.
Neither team would score early as the first quarter ended in a 0-0 tie. In the second quarter is really where Greene started to pick things up. Their first score came off of a Joe Phillips run from 37 yards out. Phillips would end the night with 85 yards and just one score. After a failed two-point attempt, Greene was now up 6-0 on Lansing. Later in the quarter, Zach Orzell would punch in another score with a two yard run. After a successful two point attempt the score was 14-0, giving Greene the lead that would ultimately be the difference in the game. “We had a great all around game,” said Greene’s head coach David Gorton. “Defensively we had some really great stops. We had two different goal line stands and made some plays that really gave us some great positioning all game.”
To start the third quarter Greene was up 14-0. It was here where Lansing would earn their only touchdown of the game on a 66 yard touchdown run. It wouldn’t be long before Greene fired back and scored again on a 1 yard touchdown run by Luke Erickson, puting the Trojans up 22-6 on Lansing. Later in the fourth quarter Greene would score twice more, once on a 25 yard pass from Orzell to Jordan Harrington and again on an Erickson touchdown run from six yards out. Greene would improve to 2-0 on the season. “Lansing is a quality team,” said Gorton. “We were very pleased with the way that we played.”
Greene is back in action again this Friday night when they travel to Deposit to take on an undefeated Deposit-Hancock team.
Scoring summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
Lansing
0 0 6 0 6
Greene
0 14 8 12 34
Game Statistics: Lansing; Rushing; Miller-Lobor, 1-1. Kelley 15-123 1 TD. Bower, 2-1. Winslow 7-16. Detrick, 4-9. Boothe 4- -17. Total: 33-133 1 TD. Passing; Detrick, 2-8, 2 INT, 16 yards. Kelley, 0-1. Boothe 1-3, 11 yds. Total: 5-12, 27 yards, 2 INTS. Receiving; Kelly, 1-12. Jones, 1-11. Total: 2-23. Greene: Rushing; Orzell 16-92, 1 TD. Erickson, 16-66, 2 TDS. Phillips, 7-85, 1 TD. Coy Austin, 1 - -2. Lucian Austin, 1- -3. Total: 41-241, 4 TD. Passing, Orzell 3-8, 76 yds, 1 TD. Total: 3-8, 76 yds, 1 TD. Recieving, Jordan Harrington, 2-55, 1 TD. Erickson, 1-21. Total: 3-76, 1 TD.
Sherburne-Earlville
SHERBURNE- Sherburne-Earlville relied on a sound ground game and solid defense as the Marauders powered past Mount Markham 20-7 in their home opener Saturday night September, 12.
Brodie Roebuck carried 16 times for 131 yards, including a pair of 6-yard scores as S-E chalked up 316 yards on the ground. Matt Hull added 85 yards on 14 carries, while Hunter Owen netted 71 yards on five carries.
“When you have three guys that average five yards or more per carry, I think you have to tip a hat to the offensive line,” S-E first-year head coach Ed Holmquist said. “Tyler White, Gavin Paul, Hunter Hatton, Darren Knapp, Tanner Campbell and Sam Tuttle really set the tone up front and we were able to control the line of scrimmage against a very physical Mount Markham team.”
Quarterback Jake Kwasnik, making his first career start for S-E, also added a touchdown run as he plunged in from two yards out late in the third quarter.
Defensively, the Marauders limited the Mustangs to just 123 yards of total offense, with the only big play coming on a 42-yard touchdown run by Mustangs’ senior Collin Maine. Freshman Cody Beckwith paced S-E with a team-high 11 tackles.
“We’re just really pleased with the effort we saw tonight,” Holmquist said. “We played with a lot of energy and we executed well for the most part. I’m extremely proud of all our guys.”
S-E returns to the field Friday Night when they play host to Phoenix at 7 pm.
Scoring Summary:
1 2 3 4 Total
MM
0 0 7 0 7
S-E
6 0 14 0 20
Game statistics: Rushing: (SE) Brodie Roebuck 16-131, 2 TD; Matt Hull 14-85; Hunter Owen 13-71; Cody Beckwith 5-16; Blake Furner 1-11; Jake Kwasnik 2-2, 1 TD, Total 316 yds, 3 TDs. (MM) Collin Maine 12 -80, Brenton Bond 2-38, Total 118 yds. Passing: (SE) Matt Hull 1-2 21 yds, Jake Kwasnik 1-1 7 yds, Total 28 yds. (MM) Brenton Bond 1-8 5 yds, Total 5 yds. Receiving : (SE) Brodie Roebuck 1-21, Matt Hull 1-7, Total 28 yds. (MM) Damien Taylor 1-5, Total 5 yds.
Soccer
Norwich
NORWICH - On Friday, September, 11, on their home turf the Norwich varsity boys soccer team took on a tough Susquehannah Valley team that would ultimately win 4-0.
Coming out strong in the first half, Sus Valley scored their first three goals. "It was a very physical game," said Norwich coach Scottie Decker. "Our guys played really hard and I don't think that the score or stats reflects that."
To start off the second half SV would earn their fourth goal of the game, giving the game its final score of 4-0. Norwich would finish the game with four shots and three saves by goal keeper Keegan Prime. "We have to remember that we're still a rebuilding team," Decker said. "These kids I think are doing really well for their ages."
Norwich plays again Wednesday, September, 16, when they travel to Johnson City.
Individual statistics: Norwich; Keegan Prime, 3 saves.
Team statistics: Goals, (SV) 4, (N) 0. Assists (SV) 2, (N) 0. Shots, (N) 4. Saves, (N) 3. Corner kicks, (SV) 7, (N) 1.
Cross Country
Sherburne-Earlville
VERNON - In their first meet of the season the Sherburne-Earlville cross country boys and girls teams traveled to compete in the VVS Invitational on Saturday, September, 12. Although the athletes' times were not as low as to win the invitational, they were all improvements from last season. "We've made extreme improvements from last season," said S-E coach Ann Geary. "A lot of our kids have taken off 30 seconds to a minute on their times."
With over 300 racers in the meet this is one of the largest invitationals that S-E will attend this season. The Maruader boys and girls will compete again this Wednesday, September, 16, in Sherburne. This will be their only home meet of the season and will be senior recognition night.
Times: Boys; Ken Ulrich, 88 of 218, 21:30. Tristan Rainford, 98 of 218, 22:20. Caleb Larcher, 99 of 218, 22:26. Brandon Lambert, 101 of 218, 22:35. Adam Aldrich, 112 of 218, 25:53. Reilly Webster, 118 of 218, 34:18. Girls; Miradna Wright, 70 of 135, 26:07. Ashly Palmer, 108 of 135, 30:41. Emma Baker, 118 of 135, 31:42. Sage Westcock, 124 of 135, 34:52.
Tennis
Norwich
JOHNSON CITY - On Saturday, September, 12, the Norwich girls’ varsity tennis team traveled to Johnson City in a league match-up that would see Norwich keep their undefeated record.
Winning the match 6-1, the Tornado team lost only one match to forfeit. The Norwich girls won every other match handily, barely losing a set. In singles play Caroline Stewart and Sam Gage won in straight sets in singles to remain undefeated on the season. While in doubles both teams of Megan Burke and Brooke Steigerwald, and Ava and Oliva Granquist also won in straight sets to close out the match; giving the final score of 6-1.
Match results: Makenzie Maynard (Norwich) d. Sam Tassey (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-3. Caroline Stewart (Norwich) d. Olivia Borihane (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-0. Samantha Gage (Norwich) d. Morgan Kallfeltz (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-1. Marysa Campbell (Norwich) d. Marina Phillips (Johnson City) 6-1, 6-1. Megan Burke & Brooke Steigerwald (Norwich) d. Hailey Harding & Jenny Ly (Johnson City) 6-2, 6-2. Olivia Granquist & Ava Granquist (Norwich) d. Mallory Thorn & Amanda Sprague-Getsy (Johnson City) 6-3, 7-6(7-3). Tessa Convertino & Breona Bogart (Johnson City ) d. Forfeit & Forfeit (Norwich) 6-0, 6-0.
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