Stockbridge pummels Otselic in CCL bout

Friday Results

Baseball

STOCKBRIDGEVALLEY15, OTSELIC VALLEY 4 » Stockbridge Valley took down Otselic Valley 15- 4 for a convincing win on senior night. Josh Wagner pitched six innings, striking out nine while allowing two earned runs for the win. Longtime Cougar backstop Beau Burke ditched his catcher’s mask for an inning of relief on the mound to close it out for the Cougars. At the plate, Burke reached base four times courtesy of a hit, an error, and getting plunked by two pitches. Each time he reached base, Burke scored a run. Wagner went 3-for-4 with a double, three runs scored andthreeRBI. Jared Couture also went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI. NEWYORKMILLS15, MORRISVILLE-EATON3 » CSC-IV leader New York Mills put seven runs across in the second inning of Friday’s contest with MorrisvilleEaton en route to a 15-3 win. Alex Matrassi earned the win for Mills, while Jacob Bogacz was hit with the loss for M-E.

Girls Golf

ROME FREE ACADEMY 215, ONEIDA304, UTICAPROCTOR 344 » Paulena Petrelli shot a match-low 47 to lead Rome Free Academy past Oneida and Proctor in a tri-match. Erika Herrman shot a 56 to help Oneida split the day.

Boys Golf

ROMEFREEACADEMY213, ONEIDA260 » Dan Deltimer shot a match-low 38 to help RFA to a 47-stroke win over Oneida. Jack Kallet paced Oneida with a 42.

VERNON-VERONA-SHER

RILL225, CENTRALVALLEY

ACADEMY235, PROCTOR261

Brendan Hart shot four off of par for a 39 and med-

Thursday Results

Baseball

ONEIDA22, CAZENOVIA4 » Oneida hit early and often to put away Cazeovia on Thursday. Ryan Kramer’s Oneida side tagged the Lakers for 12 runs in the first two innings before coasting to a 22-4 win. Henry Froass finished the evening 2-for-4 from the plate with three RBi, and Ryan Chevier batted 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI for Oneida in the win.

Softball

SHERBURNE-EARLVILLE 13, CANASTOTA1 » Sherburne-Earlville broke open a tight, one-run game with an eight-run sixth inning to key a win over Canastota. Anna Rinaldo earned the win for S-E in a complete game effort, while Hayley Patane took the loss for Canastota. Emily Smith paced the Canastota bats with a 3-for-3 performance that included a pair of doubles and an RBI.

Girls Lacrosse

CHRISTIANBROTHERS ACADEMY17, CHITTENANGO

3» Olivia Penoyer racked up five goals and four assists to help carry Christian Brothers Academy past Chittenango in an OHSL American League contest. Julia Graham put away two goals for Chittenango in the defeat.

Boys Golf

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 232, CAMDEN267 » Phoenix Weydig shot a match-low 40 to help VVS take down Camden by 35 strokes on Thursday.

Tuesday Results

Baseball

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 7, WHITESBORO1 » Blake VanDreason and Andrew Roden each drove in a pair of runs, TJ Horodnick did not allow a run in six innings of work, and the VVS Red Devils took down Whitesboro 7-1.

VERNON-VERONA-SHER

RILL 8, UTICAPROCTOR4

» VVS needed extra innings to take down Utica Proctor at Murnane Field on Tuesday. Knotted up at 4-4 entering the top of the eighth inning, the Red Devils plated four backbreaking runs before clos- ing out the bottom of the eighth for the 8-4 win. As usual, Andrew Roden played a big role in VVS’ success, fanning 11 Proctor hitters across five innings while yielding four earned runs. At the plate, Roden went 3-for-4 with two runs, two double and an RBI. Blake VanDreason made a strong appearance on the mound in relief for Chad Hodkinson’s side, striking out six batters in three innings and giving up just two hits. Nate Palmer added two runs, two walks, a stolen base and an RBI in the win for VVS.

Monday Results

Softball

STOCKBRIDGEVALLEY16, MCGRAW1 » Seventh grader Abby Reed did not allow a hit in her first varsity action in the pitching circle for Stockbridge, taking over after starter Kelly Greene worked three innings of one-run ball in a 16-1 landslide over McGraw. In total, the pitching duo struck out fifteen McGraw batters. Teammate Markalynn Eaton went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and two RBI. Stockbridge’s Jill Jacobs finished 3-of-5 with two runs scored and three RBI, and Madeline Cross went 2-for-3 with an RBI.