Marauders fall to the Red Devils of VVS
By Robert Jeffrey
Sun Sports Contributor
VERONA- On Friday January 27, the Sherburne-Earlville boys varsity basketball team traveled to Verona to take on the Red Devils of Vernon-Verona-Sherrill.
With both teams listed as honorable mentions under the New York State Sports Writers Association, the winner of the game had the possibility of moving up into the top 25 rankings of Class B basketball. Ultimately, the boys of S-E became the third Chenango County team to fall to the Red Devils-losing by a score of 75-62.
The Red Devils offense shined in the first quarter scoring 19 points in the opening period, while keeping the Marauder offensive unit at bay-holding them to just 13 points.
While the Marauder offense struggled to start, S-E turned their attention to limiting the Red Devil’s opportunities by turning up its defensive intensity. The Red Devils daunted with the task of taking on a renewed S-E defense only managed to score 12 points in the second period of play.
Meanwhile, Sherburne’s Matt Hull began to leave his mark on the ball game - scoring nine of his game high 29 points in the second quarter. With the Marauders only down six points at the break, they returned to the locker room with a new vigor and a belief that they could be the first Chenango team to drop the Devils.
At the start of the third quarter of action, VVS refused to fold as the offensive onslaught of Nate Palmer and Dewey Raden took the air out of Marauder’s sail - each scoring 10 points in the second half as VVS began to take control of the game.
Despite the Marauder’s best efforts, which included the likes of the aforementioned Hull scoring 18 points in the second half as teammate Hunter Lane tried to re-energize his team’s efforts on both ends of the floor by pitching in eight points of his own in the second half.
Unfortunately for the Marauders they were unable to stop a now rolling VVS team, as their record fell to 10-5 on the year.
The Red Devils Dewey Raden led his respective team in scoring with 17, as his teammates Nate Palmer and Davey Moffett poured in 16 and 13 in the victory. S-E’s Sam Tuttle grabbed a team high eight-boards with Matt Hull dishing out five dimes in the setback.
S-E returns to action on Tuesday, Jan. 31, as they host Holland-Patent with game time scheduled for 7 p.m.
SE: 13 12 17 20 – 62
VVS: 19 12 25 19 – 75
SE: Bigford 2 0-0 4, Hull 13 1-1 29, Lagoe 1 0-0 2, Lane 8 0-1 17, Osborne 0 1-2 1, Swingle 1 0-0 3, Tuttle 3 0-4 6. Totals: 28 2-6 62
VVS: Engler 4 0-0 9, Horodnick 2 0-0 4, Moffett 5 1-1 13, Palmer 6 3-4 16, Raden 6 5-7 17, Schaefer 1 0-1 2, Turley 1 0-0 3, VanDrenson 4 2-2 11. Totals: 29 11-15 76
Three-Pointers: SE- Hull (2), Lane (1), Swingle (1); VVS- Engler (1), Moffett (2), Palmer (1), Turley (1), VanDrenson (1).
Sun Sports Contributor
VERONA- On Friday January 27, the Sherburne-Earlville boys varsity basketball team traveled to Verona to take on the Red Devils of Vernon-Verona-Sherrill.
With both teams listed as honorable mentions under the New York State Sports Writers Association, the winner of the game had the possibility of moving up into the top 25 rankings of Class B basketball. Ultimately, the boys of S-E became the third Chenango County team to fall to the Red Devils-losing by a score of 75-62.
The Red Devils offense shined in the first quarter scoring 19 points in the opening period, while keeping the Marauder offensive unit at bay-holding them to just 13 points.
While the Marauder offense struggled to start, S-E turned their attention to limiting the Red Devil’s opportunities by turning up its defensive intensity. The Red Devils daunted with the task of taking on a renewed S-E defense only managed to score 12 points in the second period of play.
Meanwhile, Sherburne’s Matt Hull began to leave his mark on the ball game - scoring nine of his game high 29 points in the second quarter. With the Marauders only down six points at the break, they returned to the locker room with a new vigor and a belief that they could be the first Chenango team to drop the Devils.
At the start of the third quarter of action, VVS refused to fold as the offensive onslaught of Nate Palmer and Dewey Raden took the air out of Marauder’s sail - each scoring 10 points in the second half as VVS began to take control of the game.
Despite the Marauder’s best efforts, which included the likes of the aforementioned Hull scoring 18 points in the second half as teammate Hunter Lane tried to re-energize his team’s efforts on both ends of the floor by pitching in eight points of his own in the second half.
Unfortunately for the Marauders they were unable to stop a now rolling VVS team, as their record fell to 10-5 on the year.
The Red Devils Dewey Raden led his respective team in scoring with 17, as his teammates Nate Palmer and Davey Moffett poured in 16 and 13 in the victory. S-E’s Sam Tuttle grabbed a team high eight-boards with Matt Hull dishing out five dimes in the setback.
S-E returns to action on Tuesday, Jan. 31, as they host Holland-Patent with game time scheduled for 7 p.m.
SE: 13 12 17 20 – 62
VVS: 19 12 25 19 – 75
SE: Bigford 2 0-0 4, Hull 13 1-1 29, Lagoe 1 0-0 2, Lane 8 0-1 17, Osborne 0 1-2 1, Swingle 1 0-0 3, Tuttle 3 0-4 6. Totals: 28 2-6 62
VVS: Engler 4 0-0 9, Horodnick 2 0-0 4, Moffett 5 1-1 13, Palmer 6 3-4 16, Raden 6 5-7 17, Schaefer 1 0-1 2, Turley 1 0-0 3, VanDrenson 4 2-2 11. Totals: 29 11-15 76
Three-Pointers: SE- Hull (2), Lane (1), Swingle (1); VVS- Engler (1), Moffett (2), Palmer (1), Turley (1), VanDrenson (1).
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