Softball
Greene 7, Deposit 0
GREENE – Greene remained unbeaten and unscored on through three games blanking Deposit Wednesday afternoon.
The Trojans scored three runs in each of the first three innings to support winning pitcher Rebecca Hanrahan. Hanrahan had a two-out triple in the opening inning to score Taylor Ellis, and the junior pitcher finished 3-for-4. Caitlin Willis and Brittany Youngs each had 2-for-4 days with a run scoresd apiece.
Hanrahan struck out eight, did not walk a batter, and allowed one hit in the opening inning. “We’re hitting the ball better early in games better than we have the last couple of years,” said Greene coach Rick Smith. “The offense and defense are jelling pretty well right now.”
Greene plays at Afton today.
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Rebecca Hanrahan (W) and Brittany Youngs. Ellis (L) and Peterson. Doubles: (G) Caitlin Willis, Morgan Ellis, Hanrahan (2). triples: (G) Willis, Hanrahan.
Chenango Valley 10, Norwich 0
FENTON – Defending state champion Chenango Valley pulled away from Norwich scoring six runs in the sixth – all unearned – in a shutout of the Tornado Wednesday.
The first three Warriors batters in the sixth reached on errors, and the next four batters all collected basehits. Brianna Stinson’s two-run triple capped the big inning for CV. Stinson finished 2-for-3 with three RBI. Winning pitcher Taylor Hendrickson allowed just one Norwich hit, a single in the fourth to Tornado junior Shelby Condon.
“Hendrickson is by far the best pitcher I’ve seen the last two years,” said Norwich coach Dennis Eaton. “We put the ball in play and bunted it, CV is just just a sound defensive team.”
Norwich pitcher Jamie Berger allowed just two CV hits through five innings. She finished with six strikeouts and four walks.
Norwich hosts Chenango Forks today and hosts G-MU and Oxford on Saturday in a round-robin format. Games on Saturday are tentatively slated for 10 a.m., 12 p.m., and 2 p.m.
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WP–Taylor Hendrickson and Katie Huston LP–Jamie Berger and Molly Moore. Triples: (CV) Stinson
Baseball
Greene 11, Chenango Forks 10
CHENANGO FORKS – Greene gave up seventh-inning leads to lose its two previous games. The Trojans scored three insurance runs in the top of the seventh, and needed all of them as Forks’ rally in their final at-bat came up one run short Wednesday. “This was good for us, especially after losing leads in the seventh the last two games,” said Greene coach Steve Burghardt. “We turned the lineup over quite a bit and we hope to get some good games in next week.”
The Trojans erased a 4-1 deficit scoring seven times in the fifth. Alex Leone had a two-run single to key the inning, and Jeff Carlin finished the frame with an RBI single. Leone, a sophomore lead-off hitter, had two hits and reached base safely in all five of his trips to the plate. Carlin went 4-for-5. Cole Browning and Korbin Neudel, the eight and nine hitters in the Greene batting order, each had a pair of basehits.
Matt Jones came on in relief in the fourth inning for Carlin to pick up the victory.
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Jeff Carlin, Matt Jones (4, W) and Trevor Parrish, Andy Norton (5). Stinson, Hendrickson (5), Johnson (5) and Knapp. Doubles: (CF) Dybas (2), (G) Jones, Korbin Neudel. (HR): (CF) Johnson.
Brookfield 15, Otselic Valley 4 (6 innings)
BROOKFIELD – Errors hampered Otselic Valley’s performance for the second straight game in Tuesday’s road loss.
Corey Cowen went 3-for-4 with a triple to lead the Brookfield batters. OV, for its part, committed eight errors and trailed 15-0 after three innings.
“Brookfield is a solid team with good pitching and hitting,” said Vikings coach Dave Loomis. “We’re having trouble in the field as well as throwing strikes, and we hope to get that worked out soon.”
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Dylan Jones (W) Jake Cowen (6) and Beeching. Graham (L), Marston (3), Comfort (4) and Monroe Doubles: (B) Warner, Triples: (B) Corey Cowen.
Boys’ Tennis
Norwich 5, Oneonta 2
ONEONTA – Norwich improved to 2-0 on the season sweeping all three doubles matches at Oneonta Wednesday.
Colin Stewart and Matt Craig won at singles enabling the Tornado to gain a split of those four matchups. Sal Cole and Roman Cwynar, playing a first doubles, set the stage for a doubles sweep winning in straight sets.
“We played well for being off as many days as we were,” said Norwich coach John Stewart. “This is win we thought we should have had, and we did.”
Norwich hosts Susquehanna Valley today, and hosts Windsor on Saturday.
Results
Singles: Emerson Kelby (O) d. Eli Craig, 6-1, 6-1; Alex Levinstein (O) d. Zan Stewart, 6-1, 6-4; Colin Stewart (N) d. McKenna Rowe, 6-2, 6-1; Matt Craig (N) d. Jack Dretiso, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles: Sal Cole-Roman Cwynar (N) d. Vellah Miner-House-Chase Thomas, 6-2, 6-3; Bill Whaley-Linas Impolis (N) d. Borugeri Lee-John Scott, 6-4- 6-3; Jeremy Moices-Akil Ruzich (O) d. Lindsay Inserra-Aki Shastri, 6-3, 6-2.
Golf
Delhi 237, Oxford 265
DELHI – Tuesday, Delhi’s Brandon Simons shot a 41, while Joe Burgin and Nate Oliver had 44s in the Bulldogs’ home win over Oxford.
Chris Marks’ 45 was the low score for Oxford.
Results
(at Delhi G.C. front nine, par-36)
Delhi: Brandon Simonds, 41; Joe Burgin, 44; Noah Oliver, 44; Connor Tucker, 52; Nick Tait 56
Oxford: Chris Marks, 45; Jacob Carr, 50; Dan Dey 53; Jacob McConnell, 58 Tyler Wright 59.
Girls’ Golf
Waverly 230, Greene 274
