Chenango County baseball/softball round-up
CHENANGO COUNTY – Seven different additional teams took to the diamond in yesterday's Chenango County splurge of games.
Unadilla Valley baseball
HANCOCK – A young Unadilla Valley team traveled to Hancock to take on their seasoned team, losing 18-5 on the night.
“They’re good, last years MAC champions and defending Section champions. We lost to a solid program,” said UV head coach Jason Miller.
The evening turned sour for UV almost immediately in the game, when they gave a quick 9-runs in the first inning.
“I had three guys pitch tonight (Payton Stirone, Hunter Christian, and Teddy Postman), Nick Stirone and Payton Stirone really did a bang up job out there. We really have had no real practice outside, but Payton had two doubles and two RBI's, he did a great job. We didn’t give up, and we got our runs in the sixth and seventh innings,” said Miller.
Miller explained that Hancock's starting pitcher really got to his team early, once the relief pitcher was brought, UV started to get some better looks.
Andrew Jackson recorded a double, Payton Stirone had two doubles and two RBI's with scored 2 runs, while Adam Lamont and Jake Grant each had a double.
Hancock is really good program, hopefully we can keep grinding and working. We made some good plays and then some really bad ones,” said Miller.
UV will travel to Walton tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. in search of their elusive first win on the season.
Unadilla Valley softball
HANCOCK – The UV girls suffered a defeat at the hands of Hancock as well, losing 14-7.
Hancock would jump out early on the lady Storm earning three runs in the first and eight additional runs in the third inning.
UV did manage to get on the board in the fifth inning on the backs of UV pitcher Tia Peck who record five strikeouts on the night; as well as Abbie Oglesby, Jackie Smith, Alysa Mumbulo, Blaize Kolvik who each had an RBI for UV.
Notably, Jackie Smith of UV went 3-4 with a sacrifice.
The effort was there but too late as Hancock would power past UV to win 14-7. The UV girls will travel to Delhi tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.
Bainbridge-Guilford baseball
BAINBRIDGE – The Bobcats suffered a heartbreaking defeat at home when they fell to visiting Deposit at 6-3.
BG would jump out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first inning when Hyzer hit in two RBI's; before fizzling out later on, as they failed to earn another run until the fifth inning.
Deposit would not see the success come their way right away, however, a dreadful fifth inning for BG allowed Deposit into the game giving them five runs in just that one inning.
BG will host Unatego later on today at 4:30 p.m. as they attempt to secure a fourth win.
Bainbridge-Guilford softball
BAINBRIDGE – The lady Bobcats found themselves in a 1-0 game until the top of the third inning, this inning allowed Deposit to run away with the game winning 9-1.
BG would allow four runs in the third, drawing the score to 5-0, where they would hold on until the bottom of the fourth to earn their lone score on the night Megan Palmatier singled to right field allowing Kori Thornton to score.
Palmatier's hit was the lone recorded hit on the night for the Bobcats, in a night where the offense just wasn’t clicking.
Riley Smith pitched the duration of the game for BG only giving up 8 hits on the night.
BG will be home hosting Unatego at 4:30 p.m. later this afternoon in hopes of 4-1 on the season.
Oxford Softball
HARPURSVILLE – The Oxford Blackhawk ladies found themselves in another hard fought game, while coming up short to the Harpursville Hornets 12-6.
“We have scored 18-runs in the last two games, and six more tonight. It's a younger team and I think we are making some progress,” said Oxford head coach Heather Pizza.
The first inning saw Oxford on top of the Hornets at 2-0, when Kylie Roys, who was on third, scored on an overthrown ball. This was followed up by Raigen Ehly scoring for the Blackhawks when Rachel Seiler hit a ground ball allowing Ehly home.
“We are trying some different things out the next couple of days, we switched some things up in the batting order and I think it worked well,” said Pizza.
However, despite the early success, Oxford couldn’t hold onto the lead in the bottom of the second inning when Harpursville jumped on the board scoring seven consecutive points.
This deficit proved too much for the lady Blackhawks who attempted to scratch their way back in the game throughout.
The top of the sixth inning proved most prosperous for Oxford as they would score three additional, to tack on to the three runs already(one from the top of the fourth).
Kylie Roys finished the evening 2-2 with two other hits scored as errors, with a walk, as well as scoring two runs with off her two singles. Karly Marshman finished 2-4 with one run, while Raigen Ehly went 2-3 with three runs scored, and a double in the third inning.
Allison Beckwith and Karly Marshman split time at the mound pitching in yesterdays matchup.
The Oxford ladies will be facing a tough upcoming schedule as they are set to play a game everyday until next Friday, April 22, excluding Sunday.
Next up for the ladies is Sidney later on today, at 4:30 p.m. at the home Oxford diamond.
“We are doing day by day, we are focusing on the positives with the runs we have scored. We're focusing on trying to walk less people, and being more accurate. We have three pitchers so we'll have Emilee Eldred pitch tomorrow,” said Pizza.
Sherburne-Earlville baseball
SHERBURNE – The Marauders hosted Little Falls in their Wednesday evening matchup only to come up short late, losing 10-5.
The Marauders enjoyed a competitive game through the first three innings of baseball when they found themselves down only one at 6-5.
Following these five points for SE, Little Falls stepped up their defense in order to shut them out at home for the rest of the game, while notching late scores for themselves in the sixth and seventh innings.
“We have to stop hurting ourselves defensively, and swing the bats in timely situations. We're coming along, I like the progress I've seen, we just have to bring it all together,” said SE head coach Jay Tackabury.
SE will have little turnaround after this loss as they will travel to Adirondack later on today to play at 4:30 p.m.
GMU softball
GMU – The girls at Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton are now sitting pretty at 2-0 record after knocking off visiting Morris Wednesday night 14-0.
Pitcher Scarlett Newman recorded a shutout with only two walks and five hits allowed, while also securing six-strikeouts. Newman added two hits and two RBI's at the plate.
It was a steady climb to the win that did it for GMU as they were only up 4-0 after the fourth inning.
However, there was something about the fifth inning, which saw eight additional runs go to GMU, drawing the score to 12-0.
Katie Schultes of GMU had two hits with two RBI's in the eight point run in the fifth inning.
GMU is now 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the league, and will host Richfield Springs later this evening at 4:30 p.m.
Unadilla Valley baseball
HANCOCK – A young Unadilla Valley team traveled to Hancock to take on their seasoned team, losing 18-5 on the night.
“They’re good, last years MAC champions and defending Section champions. We lost to a solid program,” said UV head coach Jason Miller.
The evening turned sour for UV almost immediately in the game, when they gave a quick 9-runs in the first inning.
“I had three guys pitch tonight (Payton Stirone, Hunter Christian, and Teddy Postman), Nick Stirone and Payton Stirone really did a bang up job out there. We really have had no real practice outside, but Payton had two doubles and two RBI's, he did a great job. We didn’t give up, and we got our runs in the sixth and seventh innings,” said Miller.
Miller explained that Hancock's starting pitcher really got to his team early, once the relief pitcher was brought, UV started to get some better looks.
Andrew Jackson recorded a double, Payton Stirone had two doubles and two RBI's with scored 2 runs, while Adam Lamont and Jake Grant each had a double.
Hancock is really good program, hopefully we can keep grinding and working. We made some good plays and then some really bad ones,” said Miller.
UV will travel to Walton tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. in search of their elusive first win on the season.
Unadilla Valley softball
HANCOCK – The UV girls suffered a defeat at the hands of Hancock as well, losing 14-7.
Hancock would jump out early on the lady Storm earning three runs in the first and eight additional runs in the third inning.
UV did manage to get on the board in the fifth inning on the backs of UV pitcher Tia Peck who record five strikeouts on the night; as well as Abbie Oglesby, Jackie Smith, Alysa Mumbulo, Blaize Kolvik who each had an RBI for UV.
Notably, Jackie Smith of UV went 3-4 with a sacrifice.
The effort was there but too late as Hancock would power past UV to win 14-7. The UV girls will travel to Delhi tomorrow at 4:30 p.m.
Bainbridge-Guilford baseball
BAINBRIDGE – The Bobcats suffered a heartbreaking defeat at home when they fell to visiting Deposit at 6-3.
BG would jump out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first inning when Hyzer hit in two RBI's; before fizzling out later on, as they failed to earn another run until the fifth inning.
Deposit would not see the success come their way right away, however, a dreadful fifth inning for BG allowed Deposit into the game giving them five runs in just that one inning.
BG will host Unatego later on today at 4:30 p.m. as they attempt to secure a fourth win.
Bainbridge-Guilford softball
BAINBRIDGE – The lady Bobcats found themselves in a 1-0 game until the top of the third inning, this inning allowed Deposit to run away with the game winning 9-1.
BG would allow four runs in the third, drawing the score to 5-0, where they would hold on until the bottom of the fourth to earn their lone score on the night Megan Palmatier singled to right field allowing Kori Thornton to score.
Palmatier's hit was the lone recorded hit on the night for the Bobcats, in a night where the offense just wasn’t clicking.
Riley Smith pitched the duration of the game for BG only giving up 8 hits on the night.
BG will be home hosting Unatego at 4:30 p.m. later this afternoon in hopes of 4-1 on the season.
Oxford Softball
HARPURSVILLE – The Oxford Blackhawk ladies found themselves in another hard fought game, while coming up short to the Harpursville Hornets 12-6.
“We have scored 18-runs in the last two games, and six more tonight. It's a younger team and I think we are making some progress,” said Oxford head coach Heather Pizza.
The first inning saw Oxford on top of the Hornets at 2-0, when Kylie Roys, who was on third, scored on an overthrown ball. This was followed up by Raigen Ehly scoring for the Blackhawks when Rachel Seiler hit a ground ball allowing Ehly home.
“We are trying some different things out the next couple of days, we switched some things up in the batting order and I think it worked well,” said Pizza.
However, despite the early success, Oxford couldn’t hold onto the lead in the bottom of the second inning when Harpursville jumped on the board scoring seven consecutive points.
This deficit proved too much for the lady Blackhawks who attempted to scratch their way back in the game throughout.
The top of the sixth inning proved most prosperous for Oxford as they would score three additional, to tack on to the three runs already(one from the top of the fourth).
Kylie Roys finished the evening 2-2 with two other hits scored as errors, with a walk, as well as scoring two runs with off her two singles. Karly Marshman finished 2-4 with one run, while Raigen Ehly went 2-3 with three runs scored, and a double in the third inning.
Allison Beckwith and Karly Marshman split time at the mound pitching in yesterdays matchup.
The Oxford ladies will be facing a tough upcoming schedule as they are set to play a game everyday until next Friday, April 22, excluding Sunday.
Next up for the ladies is Sidney later on today, at 4:30 p.m. at the home Oxford diamond.
“We are doing day by day, we are focusing on the positives with the runs we have scored. We're focusing on trying to walk less people, and being more accurate. We have three pitchers so we'll have Emilee Eldred pitch tomorrow,” said Pizza.
Sherburne-Earlville baseball
SHERBURNE – The Marauders hosted Little Falls in their Wednesday evening matchup only to come up short late, losing 10-5.
The Marauders enjoyed a competitive game through the first three innings of baseball when they found themselves down only one at 6-5.
Following these five points for SE, Little Falls stepped up their defense in order to shut them out at home for the rest of the game, while notching late scores for themselves in the sixth and seventh innings.
“We have to stop hurting ourselves defensively, and swing the bats in timely situations. We're coming along, I like the progress I've seen, we just have to bring it all together,” said SE head coach Jay Tackabury.
SE will have little turnaround after this loss as they will travel to Adirondack later on today to play at 4:30 p.m.
GMU softball
GMU – The girls at Gilbertsville-Mt. Upton are now sitting pretty at 2-0 record after knocking off visiting Morris Wednesday night 14-0.
Pitcher Scarlett Newman recorded a shutout with only two walks and five hits allowed, while also securing six-strikeouts. Newman added two hits and two RBI's at the plate.
It was a steady climb to the win that did it for GMU as they were only up 4-0 after the fourth inning.
However, there was something about the fifth inning, which saw eight additional runs go to GMU, drawing the score to 12-0.
Katie Schultes of GMU had two hits with two RBI's in the eight point run in the fifth inning.
GMU is now 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the league, and will host Richfield Springs later this evening at 4:30 p.m.
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