Lady Trojans use solid shooting performance in 2nd quarter to take down Blue Devils
Bobcats first half paces them past Black Knights
CHENANGO FORKS – The Lady Trojans of Greene quickly shook off a rusty start in the first quarter to take the game back eight minutes later before finishing out on top, defeating non-conference opponent Chenango Forks 41-34 Tuesday night.
The Lady Blue Devils of Chenango Forks jumped out to an early 14-4 lead after Bree Fargnoli started off the game with a hot hand, hitting four 3-pointers in the first quarter.
Greene received their points from Emma Smith shooting performance at the foul line but that was all the points they put up on the scoreboard.
“We weren’t able to get in the gym since last Friday and it showed early,” said Trojans’ head coach Dave Gorton. “We went 0-for-11 from the field and turned it over several times.”
However, in the second stanza, the Greene team looked like a brand new squad as they went 9-for-13 from the floor to score 18 points in the eight minutes of play. With the sharing of the ball between the team, seven different Trojans scored in the 18-7 run while eight buckets were assisted on.
“It was a good quarter,” Gorton said. “We need to be more consistent with our passing to help us get going offensively.”
Defensively, Greene limited the Blue Devils to just 10 points in the middle two quarters of play. By the end of the third quarter, the Trojans had turned what was once a one point deficit into a six point lead.
In the final quarter, Greene used two 3-pointers and three made foul shots by McKenna Sergi to preserve their lead as they outscored Chenango Forks 11-10. Smith added a bucket in the stanza as she finished with a team-high 12 points and Sergi ended the night with 11.
Fargnoli added another two from beyond the arc to make seven in the contest and scored a game-high 24 points in the loss for the Blue Devils.
The Trojans go back to Midstate Athletic play on Friday when they head to Walton for a 7 p.m. game-time.
Greene 41, Chenango Forks 34
Greene 4 18 8 11 – 41
Forks 14 7 3 10 – 34
Greene: Madison Rice 0; Olivia Kennedy 2 1-5; Jenna Albin 0; McKenna Sergi 3 3-11; Alex Brown 1 0-2; Katelynn Pratt 2 0-4; McKenzie Drew 2 0-4; Kylee Peck 2 1-3; Baileigh Estabrook 0; Emma Smith 4 4-12. TOTALS: 15 9-41.
Chenango Forks: Sierra Eaton 0 1-1; Bree Fargnoli 8 1-24; Sofia Burden 0 3-3; Raegan Arno 0; Hannah Fuller 0; Kailyn Eaton 0; Olivia Root 22-6; Marissa Wall 0. TOTALS: 10 7-34.
3-point goals: (G) Sergi 2; (CF) Fargnoli 7.
Bainbridge-Guilford 60, Windsor 39
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford held an early 19-6 lead after the first and the points continued to pour in as they topped Southern Tier Athletic Conference opponent Windsor 60-39 Friday evening.
The Bobcats scored the first eight points of the contest while defensively holding the visiting Black Knights to zero points in the first three minutes of play.
Hanna Hagerman of Windsor then scored all six points in the quarter but it was the play of Macie Leizear and Abi Selfridge that put B-G up by 13 as the two combined to score 15 of the home team’s 19.
Winsdor rallied in the second with four different players putting points up on the scoreboard but the Bobcats’ Erica Selfridge found her shot from behind the 3-point line, draining two in the quarter and teammate Kori Thornton did the work from inside the arc to score four as B-G tallied 17 in the stanza to go into the locker room at half time leading by 17.
Emma Peterson of the Black Knights knocked down to deep shots to pace her team in the third quarter as Windsor near matched point for point in the eight minutes following the break.
The scoring slowed down for both teams by the fourth but the Bobcats still had the advantage from the early quarters to pick up the non-league win.
Hagerman was the lone Black Knight to reach double figures as she tallied 10 in the loss. Peterson finished the night with nine – all coming at the 3-point arc.
Bainbridge-Guilford had three scorers in double digits in the scoring column as Abi Selfridge led the way with 18, Leizear ended up with 15 and Erica Selfridge – who hit four from long range – scored 14.
Thornton chipped in six points in the Bobcats’ win.
B-G faces MAC stand-out and recent 1,000 point scorer Laycee Drake of the Deposit/Hancock Eagles at home on Thursday. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:15 p.m.
Bainbridge-Guilford 60, Windsor 39
Win 6 13 12 8 – 39
B-G 19 17 14 10 – 60
Windsor: Shila Wright 0; Sam Sova 3 1-8-8; Larissa Balchick 4 0-0-8. Madison Shay 1 0-0-2; Emma Peterson 3 0-0-9; Alexis Stroup 0 0-2-0; McKenna Corbin 0; Hanna Hagerman 5 0-2-10; Morgan Hill 0; Haley Hagerman 1 0-2-2; Sydney Feeko 0. TOTALS: 17 1-14-39.
Bainbridge-Guilford: Alli Miller 1 0-0-2; Matraca Harmon 0 1-2-1; Abi Selfridge 4 10-13-18; Erica Selfridge 5 0-0-14; Macie Leizear 5 3-3-15; Isabelle Decker 2 0-0-4; Bailey Hart 0; Kori Thornton 2 0-0-6. TOTALS: 20 14-18-60.
Fouled out: (W) Hagerman. 3-point goals: (W) Peterson 3, Sova 1; (B-G) E. Selfridge 4, Leizear 2. Officials: Carson and Carson.
CHENANGO FORKS – The Lady Trojans of Greene quickly shook off a rusty start in the first quarter to take the game back eight minutes later before finishing out on top, defeating non-conference opponent Chenango Forks 41-34 Tuesday night.
The Lady Blue Devils of Chenango Forks jumped out to an early 14-4 lead after Bree Fargnoli started off the game with a hot hand, hitting four 3-pointers in the first quarter.
Greene received their points from Emma Smith shooting performance at the foul line but that was all the points they put up on the scoreboard.
“We weren’t able to get in the gym since last Friday and it showed early,” said Trojans’ head coach Dave Gorton. “We went 0-for-11 from the field and turned it over several times.”
However, in the second stanza, the Greene team looked like a brand new squad as they went 9-for-13 from the floor to score 18 points in the eight minutes of play. With the sharing of the ball between the team, seven different Trojans scored in the 18-7 run while eight buckets were assisted on.
“It was a good quarter,” Gorton said. “We need to be more consistent with our passing to help us get going offensively.”
Defensively, Greene limited the Blue Devils to just 10 points in the middle two quarters of play. By the end of the third quarter, the Trojans had turned what was once a one point deficit into a six point lead.
In the final quarter, Greene used two 3-pointers and three made foul shots by McKenna Sergi to preserve their lead as they outscored Chenango Forks 11-10. Smith added a bucket in the stanza as she finished with a team-high 12 points and Sergi ended the night with 11.
Fargnoli added another two from beyond the arc to make seven in the contest and scored a game-high 24 points in the loss for the Blue Devils.
The Trojans go back to Midstate Athletic play on Friday when they head to Walton for a 7 p.m. game-time.
Greene 41, Chenango Forks 34
Greene 4 18 8 11 – 41
Forks 14 7 3 10 – 34
Greene: Madison Rice 0; Olivia Kennedy 2 1-5; Jenna Albin 0; McKenna Sergi 3 3-11; Alex Brown 1 0-2; Katelynn Pratt 2 0-4; McKenzie Drew 2 0-4; Kylee Peck 2 1-3; Baileigh Estabrook 0; Emma Smith 4 4-12. TOTALS: 15 9-41.
Chenango Forks: Sierra Eaton 0 1-1; Bree Fargnoli 8 1-24; Sofia Burden 0 3-3; Raegan Arno 0; Hannah Fuller 0; Kailyn Eaton 0; Olivia Root 22-6; Marissa Wall 0. TOTALS: 10 7-34.
3-point goals: (G) Sergi 2; (CF) Fargnoli 7.
Bainbridge-Guilford 60, Windsor 39
BAINBRIDGE – Bainbridge-Guilford held an early 19-6 lead after the first and the points continued to pour in as they topped Southern Tier Athletic Conference opponent Windsor 60-39 Friday evening.
The Bobcats scored the first eight points of the contest while defensively holding the visiting Black Knights to zero points in the first three minutes of play.
Hanna Hagerman of Windsor then scored all six points in the quarter but it was the play of Macie Leizear and Abi Selfridge that put B-G up by 13 as the two combined to score 15 of the home team’s 19.
Winsdor rallied in the second with four different players putting points up on the scoreboard but the Bobcats’ Erica Selfridge found her shot from behind the 3-point line, draining two in the quarter and teammate Kori Thornton did the work from inside the arc to score four as B-G tallied 17 in the stanza to go into the locker room at half time leading by 17.
Emma Peterson of the Black Knights knocked down to deep shots to pace her team in the third quarter as Windsor near matched point for point in the eight minutes following the break.
The scoring slowed down for both teams by the fourth but the Bobcats still had the advantage from the early quarters to pick up the non-league win.
Hagerman was the lone Black Knight to reach double figures as she tallied 10 in the loss. Peterson finished the night with nine – all coming at the 3-point arc.
Bainbridge-Guilford had three scorers in double digits in the scoring column as Abi Selfridge led the way with 18, Leizear ended up with 15 and Erica Selfridge – who hit four from long range – scored 14.
Thornton chipped in six points in the Bobcats’ win.
B-G faces MAC stand-out and recent 1,000 point scorer Laycee Drake of the Deposit/Hancock Eagles at home on Thursday. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:15 p.m.
Bainbridge-Guilford 60, Windsor 39
Win 6 13 12 8 – 39
B-G 19 17 14 10 – 60
Windsor: Shila Wright 0; Sam Sova 3 1-8-8; Larissa Balchick 4 0-0-8. Madison Shay 1 0-0-2; Emma Peterson 3 0-0-9; Alexis Stroup 0 0-2-0; McKenna Corbin 0; Hanna Hagerman 5 0-2-10; Morgan Hill 0; Haley Hagerman 1 0-2-2; Sydney Feeko 0. TOTALS: 17 1-14-39.
Bainbridge-Guilford: Alli Miller 1 0-0-2; Matraca Harmon 0 1-2-1; Abi Selfridge 4 10-13-18; Erica Selfridge 5 0-0-14; Macie Leizear 5 3-3-15; Isabelle Decker 2 0-0-4; Bailey Hart 0; Kori Thornton 2 0-0-6. TOTALS: 20 14-18-60.
Fouled out: (W) Hagerman. 3-point goals: (W) Peterson 3, Sova 1; (B-G) E. Selfridge 4, Leizear 2. Officials: Carson and Carson.
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