The Oneida Daily Dispatch (Oneida, NY)
Oneida enjoys fruitful week on hardwood
Friday Results
Girls Hoops
ONEIDA55, WESTHILL45>> In an early season meeting between two Section III Class B quarter-finalists from a season ago, Oneida bested Westhill by 10 points to pick up its second win. Junior Sydney Lusher had another big outing for Katie Nestler’s Oneida side, pouring in 22 points to go with 10 boards, 7 assists, 6 blocks, and 3 steals. Sophomore Kaylin Curro knocked down a trio of 3-pointers en route to 18 points, adding 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 3 steals. Jenna Larrabee led Westhill with 17 points in the defeat.
ONEIDA 55, WESTHILL 45
at Oneida
Westhill 10 10 12 13 - 45
Oneida 10 14 14 17 - 55 Westhill: Elie Masterpole 2, Erica Gangemi 11, Jada Doss 2, Catherine Dadey 7, Jenna Larrabee 17, Mary Gibson 6. Oneida (2-0, 1-0): Ella Rainbow 6, Sydney Lusher 22, Jordan French 3, Grace Coulter 5, Kaylin Curro 18, Mary Robello 1.
CHITTENANGO 64, CENTRAL
VALLEY ACADEMY 44 >> Ally Shoemaker did a little bit of everything for Chittenango in a big win over CVA. The Bears’ senior dropped 22 points to go with 8 assists, 8 rebounds and 6 steals. Emily Moon followed with 12 points, and Cassidy Kelly added 10 more for Chittenango in the victory. Claire Schoff paced the Thunder with 16. CHITTENANGO 64, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 44
at Chittenango CVA: Savannah Sommer 15, Reilly Rich 12, Claire Schoff 16, Jazmyn Gillette 3, Savannah Moore 3, Alexis Upson 3. Chittenango (2-0, 1-0): Ally Shoemaker 22, Avree Solace 6, Sarah Lanphear 7, Cassidy Kelly 10, Ashley Thompson 7, Emily Moon 12.
CAMDEN 53, STOCKBRIDGE
VALLEY13>> Camden opened up its season with a victory over Stockbridge Valley, led Leandra Paul’s game-high 10 points. Hannah Greene led the Class D Cougars with 7 points in the defeat to the Class B Blue Devils.
CAMDEN 53, STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 13
at SVCS
Camden 17 9 15 12 - 53
SVCS 2 0 6 5 - 13 Camden (1-0, 0-0): Kendra Igoe 6, Mary Buckingham 6, Jadyn Prievo 3, Madison Bird 4, Mackenzie Mix 7, Morgan Zike 7, Leandra Paul 10, Shayla Oatman 3, Megan Zalepeski 7. SVCS (1-1, 1-0): Layla Jayson 5, Hannah Greene 7, Alyssa Mazzye 1.
MILFORD 34, MADISON
32 >> Madison was unable to preserve a 17-12 halftime advantage against hosting Milford in the first round of a girls hoops tournament. Christa Usborne led the Blue Devils with 12 points and six steals. Maryellen Coleman added 7 points and 10 rebounds for Madison in the defeat.
MILFORD 34, MADISON 32
at Milford
Mad 10 7 7 8 - 32
Mil 6 6 14 8 - 34 Madison (0-2, 0-0): Maryellen Coleman 7, Lyncoln Belden 3, Miranda Putman 2, Brianna Usborne 1, Zephora Brouilette 2, Jordan Mayne 3, Lydia Pisiak 2, Christa Usborne 12.
Boys Hoops
CANASTOTA63, LITTLEFALLS 27 >> Canastota jumped out to a 23-5 lead after one quarter and never looked back in a Center State Conference victory over Little Falls.
CANASTOTA 63, LITTLE FALLS 27
at Canastota
LF 11 5 6 6 - 27
Stota 23 5 28 7 - 63 Little Falls (0-3, 0-3): Michael Allen 2, Devon Callahan 5, Elijah Cooney 3, John Shepardson 3, Rikki Smith 9, Gavin Trumbull 2, Jack Blask 3.
Canastota (1-1, 1-1): N/A
Girls Volleyball
VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 3, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY0 >> VVS rolled to a 2514, 25-15, 25-7 road win over
CVA to pick up its second win of the season. Karli Doig directed the Red Devil attack, coming up with 16 assists to go with 2 kills, 6 digs, and 1 ace. LeeAnne Lowery helped VVS protect the net, posting a teamhigh 4 blocks while also leading VVS in kills with 6. VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 3, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 0
at CVA VVS (2-1, 2-1): Karli Doig 2k, 6d, 16as, 1ac; Brennah Durgee 2k, 4d; Lauren Schaefer 3k, 2b, 1d; Brooke Durfee 1d, 5ac; Paige Enos 4d, 1as, 1ac; Sadie Riggs 3k, 7d, 4ac; Arayla Garcia 2k; LeeAnne Lowery 6k, 4b, 1d; Taylir Doig 9d.
CHITTENANGO 3, PORT BYRON0>> Chittenango picked up its second win in as many nights, shutting out Port Byron 25-22, 25-22, 2517 at home to improve to 2-0 on the early season. Sarah Martin put away a teamhigh 10 kills while also pacing the Bears in digs with 8. Bayla Cutrie and Carolyn Myka tied for a team-high 8 assists for Chittenango in the victory.
CHITTENANGO 3, PORT BYRON 0
at Chittenango
Port Byron: N/A Chittenango (2-0, 2-0): Lily Callahan 4k, 1b, 4d, 4as; Bayla Cutrie 3k, 6d, 8as, 1ac; Tori Foran 4d; Chelsea Lamphere 1ac, 1b, 1as; Sarah Martin 10k, 8d, 2ac; Jada Masiclat 3k, 1b, 4d; Carolyn Myka 4d, 8as, 3ac; Savannah Penoyer 4k, 7d, 1ac.
Girls Bowling
VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 11, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 0 >> VVS dominated singles, doubles and 5-man play, collecting 3,042 pins to CVA’s 2,154 en route to a Tri-Valley League win. VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 11, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 0
at CVA VVS: Susan Stevens 220-547; Sarah Lanz 186-490. CVA: Juliana Pronti 134-347; Jessie Greig 109-315. Adirondack 5, Canastota 0 — Adirondack shut out Canastota in Center State Conference play, buoyed by Angelina Olds’ 158-434. Azeria Zoeckler paced Canastota with a 154-411.
ADIRONDACK 5, CANASTOTA 0
at Canastota Adirondack (2-0): Angelina Olds 158-434; McKenna VanDreason 157-371. Canastota (1-2): Azeria Zoeckler 154411; Amelia Dansby 150-410.
Boys Bowling
ADIRONDACK 5, CANASTOTA 0>> Noah Mills led Adirondack and all bowlers with a single game high of 241 in a win over Canastota. Cal Dickenson paced the Raiders with a 133.
ADIRONDACK 5, CANASTOTA 0
at Canastota Adirondack (3-0): Noah Mills 241-616; Alex Hoffman 199-540. Canastota (0-3): Cal Dickenson 133-371; Nick Dansby 108-337.
Thursday Results
Girls Hoops
HAMILTON 55, WESTMORELAND 33 >> Kyleigh Pearson knocked down four 3-pointers en route to a game-high 16 points to lead Hamilton past Westmoreland. Ashley La Ruffa added a double-double for Gary Weeks’ Emerald Knights, netting 12 points and grabbing 10 boards. Fellow Emerald Knight Emma Basher also reached double figures for Hamilton in its opener with 10 points, adding 8 boards, 6 assists, and 4 steals.
HAMILTON 55, WESTMORELAND 33
at Westmo
Ham 12 11 16 16 - 55
Westmo 8 2 13 10 - 33 Ham (1-0, 0-0): Ahsley la Ruffa 12, Emma Basher 10, Beth Belanger 8, Ella Kenyon 1, Kyleigh Pearson 16, Lindsey Speer 8. Westmo: Gabby Moore 6, Alex Albrecht 7, Madalynne Enos 6, Megan Pedersen 8, Samantha Wilson 6.
Boys Hoops
SKANEATELES 74, CHITTENANGO 62 >> Chittenango outscored Skaneateles in three of four quarters of hardwood action, but the Lakers’ 28-10 second quarter proved too much for John Clancy’s Bears to overcome. Nate Fouts led Skaneateles and all scorers with 24 points. Tyrus Kelly led the way for the Bears with 15 points, and teammate Alexander Lum followed with 10.
SKANEATELES 74, CHITTENANGO 62
at Chitt
Skan 13 28 17 16 - 74
Chitt 16 10 18 18 - 62 Skan (2-0, 2-0): Andrew Neumann 5, Nate Fouts 24, Tyler DelFavero 11, Nick Wamp 11, Max Wamp 11, Jack Comer 2, Jack Whirtley 10. Chitt: Tyrus Kelly 15, Brian Schmerhorn 9, Alexander Lum 10, Sean Rooney 2, Kyle manwaring 6, Evan Smith 3, Luke Dahlin 6, Jacob Dawkins 7, Bryce Bishop 4.
Girls Volleyball
CANASTOTA 3, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 0 >> Canastota took down VVS 25-16, 25-20, 25-19 in a non-league matchup on Thursday. Brennah Durfee posted 6 kills and 4 digs for VVS in the defeat. Taylir Doig added 10 digs for the Red Devils. CANASTOTA 3, VERNON-VERONASHERRILL 0
at Canastota VVS (1-1): Karli Doig 1k, 5d, 27as; Brennah Durfee 6k, 4d; Lauren Schaefer 6k; Brooke Durfee 1k, 12d; Paige Enos 2d, 3ac; Sadie Riggs 2k, 8d, 1ac; Arayla Garcia 3k, 1d; LeeAnne Lowery 8k, 1b, 2d; Taylir Doig 1k, 10d.
Canastota (N/A): N/A
CHITTENANGO 3, MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL 0 >> Chittenango cruised to a 255, 25-11, 25-4 over MPH at home. Carolyn Myka and Olivia Fawcett landed five aces each for the Bears in the victory. Teammate Bayla Cutrie led the Bears with four kills in the league victory.
CHITTENANGO 3, MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL 0
at Chitt Chitt (1-0, 1-0): Gabby Cutrie 2k, 2ac; Olivia Fawcett 1k, 1b, 5ac; Julia Graham 2as, 1ac; Camryn Kackison 1as; Mary Tassone 1k, 2d, 1as; Bayla Cutrie 4k, 3as, 1ac; Tori Foran 3ac; Chelsea Lamphere 2k, 1d; Sarah Martin 3k, 1ac; Jada Masiclat 1k, 1b, 1ac; Carolyn Myka 6as, 5ac; Savannah Penoyer 3ac.
Girls Bowling
CANASTOTA 5, LITTLE FALLS 0>> Carolyn Van Slyke (140388) and Amelia Dansby (118-319) led Canastota to a shutout victory over Little Falls in Center State Conference play.
CANASTOTA 5, LITTLE FALLS 0
at Canastota Little Falls (1-2): Savannah Otero 104287; Rebecca 110-284. Canastota (1-1): Carolyn Van Slyke 140388; Amelia Dansby 118-319.
Boys Bowling
LITTLE FALLS 5, CANASTOTA0>> Evan McGraw and Changler Congdon knocked down 400-plus pins a piece across three games to lead Little Falls past Canastota. Nick Dansby (379) andMark Mooney (300) led the Raiders on the evening.
LITTLE FALLS 5, CANASTOTA 0
at Canastota Little Falls (1-2): Evan McGraw 172-427; Chandler Congdon 149-409. Canastota (0-2): Nick Dansby 142-379; Mark Mooney 115-300.
Girls Bowling
CANASTOTA 5, LITTLE FALLS 0>> Carolyn Van Slyke (140388) and Amelia Dansby (118-319) led Canastota to a shutout victory over Little Falls in Center State Conference play.
CANASTOTA 5, LITTLE FALLS 0
at Canastota Little Falls (1-2): Savannah Otero 104287; Rebecca 110-284. Canastota (1-1): Carolyn Van Slyke 140388; Amelia Dansby 118-319.
Wednesday Results
Boys Hoops
ONEIDA 56, HOLLAND PATENT 49 >> Senior Jacob Vaccaro poured in 29 points against Holland Patent to power Oneida to a season-opening road win. Fellow senior Ty D’Arcangelis added 10 points for Oneida in the victory that saw Jeff Didio’s side race out to a 3113 halftime advantage before fighting off a HP comeback bid.
ONEIDA 56, HOLLAND PATENT 49
at HP
Oneida 10 21 11 14 - 56
HP 9 4 20 16 - 49 Holland Patent (0-1, 0-1): Nolan Alexander 7, Luke Kochan 1, Adam Jones 6, Deegan Thrasher 3, Mike Benedetto 13, Jared Harter 12, Dylan Ernst 7. Oneida (1-0, 1-0): Ty D’Arcangelis 10, Will Merrell 9, Andrew Smith 4, Jacob Vaccaro 29, Dylan McClelland 2, Jordan Morris 2.
Girls Volleyball
NEW HARTFORD 3, ONEIDA 2>> Despite jumping out to a two-game (25-20, 25-15) advantage over New Hartford on Wednesday, Oneida fell to the Spartans in a tight Tri-Valley League contest after the Spartans closed out the meeting 25-15, 2523, 25-16. Zoey Fox paced Oneida in the defeat, doling out 41 assists while adding a team-high 23 digs. Jamie Jones posted 24 kills for Oneida.
NEW HARTFORD 3, ONEIDA 2
at New Hartford Oneida (1-1, 1-1): Kalyn Badgley 2as, 14d, 3k; Elysia Carbajal 4ac, 2as, 19d, 7; Zoey Fox 41as, 23d, 2k; Morgan Hollenbeck 1as, 14d, 14k; Jamie Jomes 3ac, 1b, 7d, 24k; Abby Phillips 3ac, 20d, 3k.
OLD FORGE 3, STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 1 >> Stockbridge fell to Old Forge onWednesday, dropping the final three games of the match 16-25, 19-25, 20-25 after taking a brief lead following a 25-23 win in the first game. Elsa Vellone led the Old Forge attack, putting away 9 kills on the evening. Markalynn Eaton paced the Cougars in the defeat, posting a teamhigh 7 kills and 6 digs. Abby Tucker added 5 kills and 13 assists for SVCS.
OLD FORGE 3, STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 1
at SVCS Old Forge: 1k, 6d; Laura Bogardus 12d, 1ac; Natalia Brownsell 4k, 3b, 4d, 1ac; Alana Haehl 16as, 2ac; Rachelle Manzi 6k, 12d, 1as, 3ac; Madison Palmer 2k, 1d; Lilli Pittarelli 1d, 2ac; Elsa Vellone 9k, 1b, 1d, 1as, 1ac. SVCS: Abby Tucker 2ac, 5k, 13as, 2d; Ashlye Wilson 3ac, 1k, 12as, 1d; Dani Mills 2ac, 3d; Camdyn Cross 4d; Hailey Bernet 1ac, 5k, 2b, 1d; Markalynn Eaton 1ac, 7k, 6d; Abby Reed 2ac, 4k, 3b; Autumn Mills 3.