Evening Sun Report

Baseball

Sherburne-Earlville 8, Canastota 2

CANASTOTA - Sherburne-Earlville suffered no ill effects from the week layoff scoring all of its runs over the first four innings to beat Canastota Monday.

The Marauders needed a win Monday night and an Ilion victory over Clinton in order to play for a tie for the Center State Conference division title. Clinton dashed S-E’s hopes beating Ilion on Monday.

“I lot was depending on the Clinton and Ilion game, but we still had to go out and win our game tonight,” said S-E coach Brian Hicks. “I thought the time off might hurt us, but we jumped right on (Canastota).”

Mike Khoury, Mike Wilson, and Jesse Yerton all had 2-for-3 days to lead S-E (6-2, 8-5). Matt Crandall pitched 4 1-3 innings to earn the victory. S-E hosts Ilion today at 4:30 p.m.

S-E 231 200 0 8 14 1

Can. 200 000 0 2 8 4

Matt Crandall (W), M. Smith (5) and Mike Wilson (7) and Jake Bohnert. Gavin Campbell (L), Xavier Johnson (3), Kyle Sandford (7) and Andrew Frost. Doubles: (SE) Matt Smith. Triples: (C) Frost. (SE) Carter Cole.

Edmeston 11, G-MU 1

EDMESTON - Edmeston made the most of G-MU’s mistakes, and the Tri-Valley West division champions upended the Raiders on Monday.

Tanner Ray was 3-for-4 to lead Edmeston, who had just eight hits, but welcomed the Raiders’ seven miscues. “We definitely didn’t help ourselves tonight,” said G-MU coach Rick Mohrein. “They’re a tough team and they’re going to our league’s championship game.”

Jason Barrows had two of G-MU’s five basehits. The Raiders (5-11) host Laurens on Wednesday.

G-MU 000 010 0 1 5 7

Edm. 220 412 x 11 8 2

Tom Parker (W), Brandon Kline (5) and Clayton Hawes. DeMario Reed (L), Codi Mabie (5), and Austin Burnside. doubles: (E) Tanner Ray, (G) Jason Barrows, Tim French. Triples: (E) Linton Wainright.

Greene 4, Walton 3

Sidney 10, Greene 4

GREENE – Greene’s Korbin Neudel drove in what proved to be the winning run with a single in the bottom of the fourth – the Trojans’ only hit – in Friday afternoon’s victory over Walton.

Nick Viglucci gave up five hits to pick up the victory. Viglucci worked out of a bases-loaded-no-out jam in the sixth with a strikeout and a double play in which Joe Beckwith reeled in a fly ball for the second out, and then gunned down a Walton baserunner at home plate for the third out.