Cashman’s four straight threes in the third help Norwich win on the road; Lady Marauders also snag road win
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WINDSOR – Norwich’s Marcus Cashman was quiet in the first half as he was only in the book for two free-throws. But the third quarter was all his. Norwich trailed by as many as 12 before Cashman knocked down four in a row from behind the arc, helping the Purple Tornado tie the game up at the end of the third.
Tornado Mujuni Mutabiilwa shot six-for-eight at the foul line and added a bucket, scoring eight and Michael Carson chipped in six, combining for 14 of Norwich’s 20 in the fourth, the quarter where the visiting team took control of the game to win the contest 72-58.
Windsor always gives Norwich a test when they play on their home court. This matchup between the two teams was no different until the fourth.
The Black Knights were behind by 16-6 at the end of the first stanza. But Tim Buchek took over in the second, scoring nine of Windsor’s 25 points and the Black Knights went into the intermission only down by a point.
Carrying the momentum, Windsor continued their ways as Buchek added another six in the quarter. Teammate Zach Wolcott sunk three three-pointers, increasing their lead to 12.
That’s when Cashman went off, getting Norwich back into the game, swinging the mometum in favor of the Purple Tornado for the rest of the way.
“This game was another great learning experience for our young guys,” said Purple Tornado assistant coach Tom Collier. “We need to build off of the fourth quarter and take that into Thursday’s game as we will be playing a very tough opponent [Moravia].”
Cashman finished with 12 while Mutabiilwa recorded the game-high 19 points. Carson kicked in a total of 17 and Marcus Benjamin chipped in throughout the course of the game with 14 while grabbing five boards. J.T. Vinal pulled down a team-high
Bucheck had the team-high 17 points for the Black Knights. Wolcott chimed in with 11.
Norwich will take on Moravia on Thursday, December 21 for their final game before the holiday break.
Norwich: Drew Walsh 0; Thomas Parrella 0; Michael Trevisani 0; Michael Carson 6 5-10-17; Marcus Cashman 4 0-2-12; Carson Maynard 1 2-4-4; Mujuni Mutabiilwa 5 9-13-19; J.T. Vinal 0 4-4-4; Grant Wessels 0; Marcus Benjamin 6 2-4-14; Jon Clarke 1 0-0-2; Skylar Wenzel 0 0-2-0. Totals: 23 22-37-72.
Windsor: Cole Greenfield 1 0-0-3; Jakob Getchell 2 2-2-6; Bruce Tong 0; Eric Hunsinger 4 1-1-9; Tim Buchek 6 5-6-17; Jackson White 1 0-0-2; Zach Wolcott 4 0-0-11; Dan Houck 1 0-0-3; Jack Beattie 2 2-2-7. Totals: 21 10-11-58.
N 16 16 20 20 – 72
W 6 25 21 6 – 58
Fouled out: Houck (W). Three-point goals: (N) Cashman 4; (W) Greenfield 1, Wolcott 3, Houck 1, Beattie 1. Officials: Springer and Allen.
Girls Basketball
Sherburne-Earlville 43, Clinton 30
CLINTON – The Sherburne-Earlville Lady Marauders picked up their first win on the road this season as they topped the Lady Warriors of Clinton 43-30 Monday night.
The Marauders’ balanced scoring through all four quarters while holding Clinton to combined total 13 points over the final three quarters were the keys to their second league win of the season.
Tessa Cole led the way in the scoring column for the Marauders, dropping 18 points in the contest while teammates Mackenzie Holmes and Kaitlyn Furner chipped in eight and seven.
Clinton’s Tess Maxam scored a team-high 15 for the Lady Warriors.
Sherburne-Earlville (2-6, 2-1) will play in Unadilla Valley’s annual holiday tournament December 27 and 28 and are off until then for the holiday break.
Sherburne-Earlville: Sage Ashton 1 0-0-2; Kaitlyn Furner 2 2-2-7; Jaci Wright 1 0-0-2; Amberlynn Robertson 1 0-0-2; Tessa Cole 8 1-2-18; Eva Westbrook 0; Sophia Khoury 1 1-2-3; Corey Jeffrey 1 0-0-2; Mackenzie Holmes 3 1-2-8. Totals: 18 8-11-43
Clinton: Audry Gale 1 0-0-2; Gianna Trunfio 2 2-2-6; Tess Maxam 5 5-5-16; Madeline Walters 1 0-0-2; Georgia Zoller 2 0-0-4. Totals: 11 7-11-30.
SE 12 12 9 10 – 43
C 17 5 6 2 – 30
Fouled out: Furner (SE). Three-point goals: (SE) Furner 1, Cole 1; (C) Maxam 1. JV: Clinton won 37-34.
Keep reading this week’s editions for more recaps from the weekend and Monday’s games along with all of the game from the night before in The Evening Sun Sports section.
WINDSOR – Norwich’s Marcus Cashman was quiet in the first half as he was only in the book for two free-throws. But the third quarter was all his. Norwich trailed by as many as 12 before Cashman knocked down four in a row from behind the arc, helping the Purple Tornado tie the game up at the end of the third.
Tornado Mujuni Mutabiilwa shot six-for-eight at the foul line and added a bucket, scoring eight and Michael Carson chipped in six, combining for 14 of Norwich’s 20 in the fourth, the quarter where the visiting team took control of the game to win the contest 72-58.
Windsor always gives Norwich a test when they play on their home court. This matchup between the two teams was no different until the fourth.
The Black Knights were behind by 16-6 at the end of the first stanza. But Tim Buchek took over in the second, scoring nine of Windsor’s 25 points and the Black Knights went into the intermission only down by a point.
Carrying the momentum, Windsor continued their ways as Buchek added another six in the quarter. Teammate Zach Wolcott sunk three three-pointers, increasing their lead to 12.
That’s when Cashman went off, getting Norwich back into the game, swinging the mometum in favor of the Purple Tornado for the rest of the way.
“This game was another great learning experience for our young guys,” said Purple Tornado assistant coach Tom Collier. “We need to build off of the fourth quarter and take that into Thursday’s game as we will be playing a very tough opponent [Moravia].”
Cashman finished with 12 while Mutabiilwa recorded the game-high 19 points. Carson kicked in a total of 17 and Marcus Benjamin chipped in throughout the course of the game with 14 while grabbing five boards. J.T. Vinal pulled down a team-high
Bucheck had the team-high 17 points for the Black Knights. Wolcott chimed in with 11.
Norwich will take on Moravia on Thursday, December 21 for their final game before the holiday break.
Norwich: Drew Walsh 0; Thomas Parrella 0; Michael Trevisani 0; Michael Carson 6 5-10-17; Marcus Cashman 4 0-2-12; Carson Maynard 1 2-4-4; Mujuni Mutabiilwa 5 9-13-19; J.T. Vinal 0 4-4-4; Grant Wessels 0; Marcus Benjamin 6 2-4-14; Jon Clarke 1 0-0-2; Skylar Wenzel 0 0-2-0. Totals: 23 22-37-72.
Windsor: Cole Greenfield 1 0-0-3; Jakob Getchell 2 2-2-6; Bruce Tong 0; Eric Hunsinger 4 1-1-9; Tim Buchek 6 5-6-17; Jackson White 1 0-0-2; Zach Wolcott 4 0-0-11; Dan Houck 1 0-0-3; Jack Beattie 2 2-2-7. Totals: 21 10-11-58.
N 16 16 20 20 – 72
W 6 25 21 6 – 58
Fouled out: Houck (W). Three-point goals: (N) Cashman 4; (W) Greenfield 1, Wolcott 3, Houck 1, Beattie 1. Officials: Springer and Allen.
Girls Basketball
Sherburne-Earlville 43, Clinton 30
CLINTON – The Sherburne-Earlville Lady Marauders picked up their first win on the road this season as they topped the Lady Warriors of Clinton 43-30 Monday night.
The Marauders’ balanced scoring through all four quarters while holding Clinton to combined total 13 points over the final three quarters were the keys to their second league win of the season.
Tessa Cole led the way in the scoring column for the Marauders, dropping 18 points in the contest while teammates Mackenzie Holmes and Kaitlyn Furner chipped in eight and seven.
Clinton’s Tess Maxam scored a team-high 15 for the Lady Warriors.
Sherburne-Earlville (2-6, 2-1) will play in Unadilla Valley’s annual holiday tournament December 27 and 28 and are off until then for the holiday break.
Sherburne-Earlville: Sage Ashton 1 0-0-2; Kaitlyn Furner 2 2-2-7; Jaci Wright 1 0-0-2; Amberlynn Robertson 1 0-0-2; Tessa Cole 8 1-2-18; Eva Westbrook 0; Sophia Khoury 1 1-2-3; Corey Jeffrey 1 0-0-2; Mackenzie Holmes 3 1-2-8. Totals: 18 8-11-43
Clinton: Audry Gale 1 0-0-2; Gianna Trunfio 2 2-2-6; Tess Maxam 5 5-5-16; Madeline Walters 1 0-0-2; Georgia Zoller 2 0-0-4. Totals: 11 7-11-30.
SE 12 12 9 10 – 43
C 17 5 6 2 – 30
Fouled out: Furner (SE). Three-point goals: (SE) Furner 1, Cole 1; (C) Maxam 1. JV: Clinton won 37-34.
Keep reading this week’s editions for more recaps from the weekend and Monday’s games along with all of the game from the night before in The Evening Sun Sports section.
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