Davis’ double-double not enough in Oxford loss
OXFORD – Jason Davis of the Blackhawks boys basketball team poured in 24 points and pulled down 20 rebounds in the season opener for Oxford against the Chenango Valley Warriors. However, a half court buzzer-beater by CV’s Travis Kraack before the intermission provided the visiting team with a momentum swing that carried the Warriors to a 62-50 win over the home Blackhawks.
Oxford took a 15-6 lead after the first quarter behind Davis’ nine points, a Jacob Murrer 3-pointer and Matt Roach’s made shot from beyond the arc.
The Blackhawks attempted to make a long pass for a chance to score with two seconds left on the clock before half, but Kraack stole the ball and launched to a shot that banked off the backboard and went through the net to close the Oxford lead down to two.
Out of the break is when Kraack and the Warriors took over as they outscored the home team 23-10 Kraack tallied eight points in the quarter to lead Chenango Valley but three different Warriors knocked down shots from long range to help extend their lead.
In the final eight minutes of play, CV’s defense allowed just one Oxford basket from the floor. The rest of the Blackhawks points came from Davis and C.J. Smith at the free throw line. Both Davis (10-for-10) and Smith (4-for-4) shot a perfect percentage from the foul line throughout the game.
Murrer and Roach finished with six points each – the combined total of 12 coming from the 3-point line – while Brad Beckwith recorded eight points. Smith also ended the night with six points in the Blackhawks loss.
Oxford (0-1) now has a day off before heading to the Sherburne-Earlville Tip-Off Tournament for games on Friday and Saturday. The Blackhawks will see the host Marauders in the first round action at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. The winner of the contest will play the following day at 7 p.m. in the championship game while the losing team will play in the consolation game at 5:15 p.m.
Chenango Valley 62, Oxford 50
CV 6 19 23 14 – 62
Ox 15 12 13 10 – 50
Chenango Valley: Dillon Ferry 2 0-0-4; Nate Klein 4 3-5-12; Riley Spencer 2 0-0-5; Dom Testani 1 0-0-3; Andre Cooper 0; Tommy Christopherson 0; Travis Kraack 8 1-2-19; Rory Thompson 0; Max Singer 4 0-0-10; Garrett Kraack 1 2-2-5; Jack Fassett 0; Marcus Hanyon 0; Henry Stroka 2 0-0-4. TOTALS: 24 6-11-62.
Oxford: Jacob Murrer 2 0-0-6; Josh Christian 0; Jason Davis 6 10-10-24; Nick Cirello 0; Alex Smith 0 0-2-0; Gavin Rowe 0; Matt Roach 2 0-0-6; C.J. Smith 1 4-4-6; Brad Beckwith 4 0-1-8. TOTALS: 15 14-17-50.
Fouled out: None. 3-point goals: (CV) Nate Klein 1, Riley Spencer 1, Dom Testani 1, Travis Kraack 2, Max Singer 2, Garrett Kraack 1; (Ox) Jacob Murrer 2, Jason Davis 2, Matt Roach 2. Officials: Fletcher and Good.
Oxford took a 15-6 lead after the first quarter behind Davis’ nine points, a Jacob Murrer 3-pointer and Matt Roach’s made shot from beyond the arc.
The Blackhawks attempted to make a long pass for a chance to score with two seconds left on the clock before half, but Kraack stole the ball and launched to a shot that banked off the backboard and went through the net to close the Oxford lead down to two.
Out of the break is when Kraack and the Warriors took over as they outscored the home team 23-10 Kraack tallied eight points in the quarter to lead Chenango Valley but three different Warriors knocked down shots from long range to help extend their lead.
In the final eight minutes of play, CV’s defense allowed just one Oxford basket from the floor. The rest of the Blackhawks points came from Davis and C.J. Smith at the free throw line. Both Davis (10-for-10) and Smith (4-for-4) shot a perfect percentage from the foul line throughout the game.
Murrer and Roach finished with six points each – the combined total of 12 coming from the 3-point line – while Brad Beckwith recorded eight points. Smith also ended the night with six points in the Blackhawks loss.
Oxford (0-1) now has a day off before heading to the Sherburne-Earlville Tip-Off Tournament for games on Friday and Saturday. The Blackhawks will see the host Marauders in the first round action at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. The winner of the contest will play the following day at 7 p.m. in the championship game while the losing team will play in the consolation game at 5:15 p.m.
Chenango Valley 62, Oxford 50
CV 6 19 23 14 – 62
Ox 15 12 13 10 – 50
Chenango Valley: Dillon Ferry 2 0-0-4; Nate Klein 4 3-5-12; Riley Spencer 2 0-0-5; Dom Testani 1 0-0-3; Andre Cooper 0; Tommy Christopherson 0; Travis Kraack 8 1-2-19; Rory Thompson 0; Max Singer 4 0-0-10; Garrett Kraack 1 2-2-5; Jack Fassett 0; Marcus Hanyon 0; Henry Stroka 2 0-0-4. TOTALS: 24 6-11-62.
Oxford: Jacob Murrer 2 0-0-6; Josh Christian 0; Jason Davis 6 10-10-24; Nick Cirello 0; Alex Smith 0 0-2-0; Gavin Rowe 0; Matt Roach 2 0-0-6; C.J. Smith 1 4-4-6; Brad Beckwith 4 0-1-8. TOTALS: 15 14-17-50.
Fouled out: None. 3-point goals: (CV) Nate Klein 1, Riley Spencer 1, Dom Testani 1, Travis Kraack 2, Max Singer 2, Garrett Kraack 1; (Ox) Jacob Murrer 2, Jason Davis 2, Matt Roach 2. Officials: Fletcher and Good.
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