ONEONTA – Norwich’s advantage in the field events was not enough to overcome the Yellowjackets’ dominance on the track as host Oneonta beat the Tornado boys, 84-67.

Norwich trailed by nearly 40 points on the track fueled by Oneonta’s top-three sweeps in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter races. “Those two events gave them 18 points, the rest of the meet we’re even with them if not ahead,” said Norwich coach Paul Sims.

Norwich’s 1,600-meter relay team of Kyle Acenowr, Nate Ashton, Cameron Turner, and Matt Murray turned in a season-best winning time of 3:41.9, and Sims says this group could approach the school record by year-end.

For the girls, Sarah Bonnell won four total events – one on a relay – and Cleo Daoud had two individual first-place finishes in an 85-55 loss to the ‘Jackets. Again, the individual distance races were Norwich’s downfall as Oneonta claimed the top three spots in each event to widen the bulge.

Also grabbing wins for the Tornado girls were Katie Benenati (100-meter hurdles), Shannon Curley (discus), and Elisha Eddy (shot put).

Norwich hosts Seton Catholic Central on Thursday.

Boys

Oneonta 84, Norwich 67

3200m relay: (O), 9:01.8. 110 hurdles: (N) Mike Reilly, 16.4. 100m: (O) Lucas Johnson, 11.8. 400m relay: (O), 46.3. 1,600m: O) Jesse Hamway, 4:57.3. 400m: (O) Pat Jeffries, 53.8. 400m hurdles: (O) Ryan Gracy, 1:00.90. 800m: (O) Zach Rabeler, 2:08.2. 200m: (O) Doug DiMartin, 24.3. 3200m: (O) Hamway, 10:46.3. 1600m relay: (N) Kyle Acenowr, Nate Ashton, Cameron Turner, Matt Murray, 3:41.9*. Long jump: (O) Ryan Gracy, 19-9 3/4; triple jump: (O) Gracy, 38-11 1/4. High jump: (N) Acenowr, 5-8. Pole vault: (N) Max Morse, 10-6. Discus: (N) Kegan Levesque, 96-9. Shot put: (o) Justin Borgreen, 37-7 3/4.

Girls

Oneonta 85, Norwich 55

100 hurdles: (N) Katie Benenati, 17.2. 3200m relay: (O), 11:40.4. 100m: (N) Sarah Bonnell, 13.0. 400m relay: (N) Benenati, C. Daoud, E. Eddy, S. Bonnell, 51.8. 1500m: (O) Gollin, 5:27.6. 400m: (N) Cleo Daoud, 1:02.8.400 hurdles: (O) D. Gollin, 1:14.3. 800m: (O) Lauren Ward, 2;41.5. 200M: (N) Daoud, 28.1. 3000m: (O) Beth Gollin, 12;:17.9. 1600m relay: (O), 4:41.6. Long jump: (N) Sarah Bonnell, 16-1. Triple jump: (N) Bonnell, 32-11 1/2. High jump: (O) Christie O’Connor, 5-2. Pole Vault: (O) O’Connor, 7-0. Discus: (N) Shannon Curley, 76-9. Shot put: (N) Elisha Eddy, 28-4.

Baseball

Brookfield 15, Otselic Valley 6

BROOKFIELD – Brookfield scored seven runs in the third inning to grab the lead, and kept OV from winning its first game of the season on Tuesday.

Corey Cowen homered for Brookfield, while also pitching the last four-plus innings to earn the victory.

Karl Graham was 3-for-3 on the OV side, Chase Marston hit a two-run homer in the sixth, and Adam Monroe added a solo round-tripper in the defeat. “The pitching was strong for Brookfield most of the game,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “We played better and we’re showing improvement.”

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Dylan Jones (W), Corey Cowen (3) and Bennett. T. Marston (L), Cameron Mikula (4) and Adam Monroe. Doubles: (B) D. Jones, Cowen. HR: (OV) C. Marston, A. Monroe.

Cooperstown 6, S-E 0

COOPERSTOWN – Cooperstown had its way on the basepaths, and capitalized on five S-E errors in a shutout win over the Marauders (0-2) Tuesday at Doubleday Field.

“The biggest thing is that we struck out 12 times,” said S-E coach Brian Hicks, whose club held a 7-6 edge in hits. “We weren’t making the right adjustments at the plate. We had a couple of critical baserunning errors, and their eight stolen bases hurt.”

Craig Broaderson had two hits and two RBI for Cooperstown, and Jim Donnolly added a 2-for-3 day. The Redskins were also 8-for-8 on the aforementioned stolen base attempts.

Cory Musician had two hits for S-E, who face Mount Markham on Thursday.

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Ryan Bennett (W) and Kyle Liner. Joe Moses (L), Mike Wilson (6) and Jake Bohnert. Doubles: (SE) Cory Musician, Joe Moses.

Sidney 16, B-G 4

BAINBRIDGE – Sidney scored seven unearned runs in the sixth inning with two outs and no runners on base to pull away from B-G on Tuesday.

After B-G recorded the first two outs of the inning, an error initiated the Warriors’ uprising. Dylan Umbra led Sidney with three hits and two RBI.

Travis Colburn reached base safely three times in four at-bats for B-G with a hit and two walks. Paul Parsons added a solo homer in the first inning.