Late game free throws give Marauders road win
UV takes down Walton on the road
ONONDAGA – Sherburne-Earlville’s Noah Posson went to the free throw line with 37 seconds remaining in the contest with the game tied between the Marauders and their opponent, the Onondaga Central Tigers. Posson thrived under the pressure, hitting both shots at the stripe to give S-E a two point lead late in the contest.
In a crowd of players with 15 seconds left, Posson pulled down a rebound on the defense end of the floor, sealing the deal for Sherburne-Earlville to pick up the 64-62 win.
“We didn’t play our best,” said S-E’s head coach Kevin Vibbard, “but we were able to pull out the win.”
The Marauders went into the intermission with a four point lead after the first two quarters of play were back and forth basketball. Helping Sherburne-Earlville take the small advantage at the break was their 16 point second quarter which saw five different players score a basket.
Marauders’ Owen Rodriguez and Robert Hill led the scorers in the stanza as each player kicked in a 3-pointer, giving them five points each for the second.
Out of the halftime break, Sherburne-Earlville’s Hunter Lane scored eight as the team went on a 21 point scoring frenzy to extend their lead to double figures by the start of the fourth quarter.
In the final eight minutes of play, the Marauders’ offense went cold. S-E had some trouble putting the ball through the net while the Tigers rallied, chipping away slowly at the 10 point lead.
Scoring the last bucket for Onondaga was Wes Carr, tying the game at 62-62 with two of his game-high 21 points.
The Tigers did get another look following Posson’s two made free throws that gave the Sherburne-Earlville the lead but Posson came up big once again.
Lane tallied 17 in the scoring column to lead the Marauders while Ryan Asma hit three from long range for nine of his 11 points. Posson and Gabe Irwin each chipped in eight.
Onondaga’s Logan Nordman scored in double digits, finishing with 15 in the loss.
Sherburne-Earlville (9-4) looks to keep their Center State Conference undefeated record intact when they host divisional opponent Adirondack at 7:15 p.m. on Thursday.
Sherburne-Earlville 64, Onondaga 62
S-E 18 16 21 9 – 64
OC 19 11 15 17 – 62
Sherburne-Earlville: Owen Rodriguez 2 0-0-5; Gabe Irwin 3 0-0-8; Noah Posson 2 4-6-8; Hunter Lane 8 1-2-17; John Oley 2 0-0-4; Robert Hill 3 0-0-7; Troy Fleming 0; Ryan Asma 4 0-3-11. TOTALS: 24 5-11-64.
Onondaga: Wes Carr 8 4-8-21; Jason Habrook 4 0-0-8; Ethan Gentile 1 3-6-5; Logan Nordman 7 1-2-15; Carter Gentile 1 0-0-2; Nate Hall 4 0-0-8; Nate Recor 1 0-0-2; Ventre Woolery 0 1-2-1. TOTALS: 26 9-19-62.
Fouled out: (S-E) Oley; (OC) Carr. 3-point goals: (S-E) Rodriguez 1, Irwin 2, Hill 1, Asma 3; (OC) Carr 1.
Unadilla Valley 55, Walton 26
WALTON – The Storm’s defense allowed the Walton Warriors to score double digits in just one quarter of the Midstate Athletic Conference matchup while the Unadilla Valley team dropped double figures in all four, rolling to the victory 55-26 Friday night.
UV jumped out to an 18-6 behind Andrew Jackson and Levi Rifanburg’s combined 13 point total. Wyatt Grey knocked down a 3-pointer and Caleb Parker kicked in a basket to aid in the early scoring run.
The rest of Jackson’s 18 points came over the course of the following three quarters, scoring at least one bucket in each stanza.
Rifanburg had another big quarter, coming out of the halftime break to put up another eight points on the scoreboard. The 6 foot-5 inch senior recorded another double-double for the season, grabbing 11 boards to go along with his 18 points.
Walton’s Dylan Jacob scored six of his team’s points in the third –the Warriors largest scoring total of the night – and finished the game with a team-high 10 points. His teammate Jose Mirabal added eight in the loss.
Every Storm player who stepped on the court scored a basket during the contest.
The Storm host Deposit/Hancock Tuesday night for another MAC matchup. Game time is slated for a 7:15 p.m. start.
Unadilla Valley 55, Walton 26
UV 18 9 12 14 – 55
Wal 6 5 12 3 – 19
Unadilla Valley: Andrew Jackson 8 1-2-18; Tom Gillette 0; Dan Andrews 0; Dylan Nichols 1 0-0-2; Caleb Parker 1 0-0-2; Spencer Meade 1 0-0-2; Levi Rifanburg 9 0-3-18; Wyatt Grey 1 1-- 4; Cameron Osborne 2 0-0-4; Devon Fairchild 1 0-0-3; Tim Postma 1 0-0-2.. TOTALS: 25 2-7-55.
Walton: Isaac Vesterfelt 0; Jose Mirabal 3 2-4-8; Max Jacobs 0; Brenden McCormick 0; Tommy Maguire 1 0-0-2; Brett Charles 0; Morgan Condon 1 0-0-2; Cody Ray 0; Kyle Wright 0; Noah Aubin 0; Ethan Wood 0; Lucas Walley 0 2-4-2; Dylan Jacob 4 2-2-10; Dakota Lane 1 0-0-2. TOTALS: 10 6-10-26.
Fouled out: None. 3-point goals: (UV) Jackson 1, Grey 1, Fairchild 1; (W) None.
ONONDAGA – Sherburne-Earlville’s Noah Posson went to the free throw line with 37 seconds remaining in the contest with the game tied between the Marauders and their opponent, the Onondaga Central Tigers. Posson thrived under the pressure, hitting both shots at the stripe to give S-E a two point lead late in the contest.
In a crowd of players with 15 seconds left, Posson pulled down a rebound on the defense end of the floor, sealing the deal for Sherburne-Earlville to pick up the 64-62 win.
“We didn’t play our best,” said S-E’s head coach Kevin Vibbard, “but we were able to pull out the win.”
The Marauders went into the intermission with a four point lead after the first two quarters of play were back and forth basketball. Helping Sherburne-Earlville take the small advantage at the break was their 16 point second quarter which saw five different players score a basket.
Marauders’ Owen Rodriguez and Robert Hill led the scorers in the stanza as each player kicked in a 3-pointer, giving them five points each for the second.
Out of the halftime break, Sherburne-Earlville’s Hunter Lane scored eight as the team went on a 21 point scoring frenzy to extend their lead to double figures by the start of the fourth quarter.
In the final eight minutes of play, the Marauders’ offense went cold. S-E had some trouble putting the ball through the net while the Tigers rallied, chipping away slowly at the 10 point lead.
Scoring the last bucket for Onondaga was Wes Carr, tying the game at 62-62 with two of his game-high 21 points.
The Tigers did get another look following Posson’s two made free throws that gave the Sherburne-Earlville the lead but Posson came up big once again.
Lane tallied 17 in the scoring column to lead the Marauders while Ryan Asma hit three from long range for nine of his 11 points. Posson and Gabe Irwin each chipped in eight.
Onondaga’s Logan Nordman scored in double digits, finishing with 15 in the loss.
Sherburne-Earlville (9-4) looks to keep their Center State Conference undefeated record intact when they host divisional opponent Adirondack at 7:15 p.m. on Thursday.
Sherburne-Earlville 64, Onondaga 62
S-E 18 16 21 9 – 64
OC 19 11 15 17 – 62
Sherburne-Earlville: Owen Rodriguez 2 0-0-5; Gabe Irwin 3 0-0-8; Noah Posson 2 4-6-8; Hunter Lane 8 1-2-17; John Oley 2 0-0-4; Robert Hill 3 0-0-7; Troy Fleming 0; Ryan Asma 4 0-3-11. TOTALS: 24 5-11-64.
Onondaga: Wes Carr 8 4-8-21; Jason Habrook 4 0-0-8; Ethan Gentile 1 3-6-5; Logan Nordman 7 1-2-15; Carter Gentile 1 0-0-2; Nate Hall 4 0-0-8; Nate Recor 1 0-0-2; Ventre Woolery 0 1-2-1. TOTALS: 26 9-19-62.
Fouled out: (S-E) Oley; (OC) Carr. 3-point goals: (S-E) Rodriguez 1, Irwin 2, Hill 1, Asma 3; (OC) Carr 1.
Unadilla Valley 55, Walton 26
WALTON – The Storm’s defense allowed the Walton Warriors to score double digits in just one quarter of the Midstate Athletic Conference matchup while the Unadilla Valley team dropped double figures in all four, rolling to the victory 55-26 Friday night.
UV jumped out to an 18-6 behind Andrew Jackson and Levi Rifanburg’s combined 13 point total. Wyatt Grey knocked down a 3-pointer and Caleb Parker kicked in a basket to aid in the early scoring run.
The rest of Jackson’s 18 points came over the course of the following three quarters, scoring at least one bucket in each stanza.
Rifanburg had another big quarter, coming out of the halftime break to put up another eight points on the scoreboard. The 6 foot-5 inch senior recorded another double-double for the season, grabbing 11 boards to go along with his 18 points.
Walton’s Dylan Jacob scored six of his team’s points in the third –the Warriors largest scoring total of the night – and finished the game with a team-high 10 points. His teammate Jose Mirabal added eight in the loss.
Every Storm player who stepped on the court scored a basket during the contest.
The Storm host Deposit/Hancock Tuesday night for another MAC matchup. Game time is slated for a 7:15 p.m. start.
Unadilla Valley 55, Walton 26
UV 18 9 12 14 – 55
Wal 6 5 12 3 – 19
Unadilla Valley: Andrew Jackson 8 1-2-18; Tom Gillette 0; Dan Andrews 0; Dylan Nichols 1 0-0-2; Caleb Parker 1 0-0-2; Spencer Meade 1 0-0-2; Levi Rifanburg 9 0-3-18; Wyatt Grey 1 1-- 4; Cameron Osborne 2 0-0-4; Devon Fairchild 1 0-0-3; Tim Postma 1 0-0-2.. TOTALS: 25 2-7-55.
Walton: Isaac Vesterfelt 0; Jose Mirabal 3 2-4-8; Max Jacobs 0; Brenden McCormick 0; Tommy Maguire 1 0-0-2; Brett Charles 0; Morgan Condon 1 0-0-2; Cody Ray 0; Kyle Wright 0; Noah Aubin 0; Ethan Wood 0; Lucas Walley 0 2-4-2; Dylan Jacob 4 2-2-10; Dakota Lane 1 0-0-2. TOTALS: 10 6-10-26.
Fouled out: None. 3-point goals: (UV) Jackson 1, Grey 1, Fairchild 1; (W) None.
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