The Oneida Daily Dispatch (Oneida, NY)
VVS boys, Camden girls fare well in tri-meet
Walker, Lucason lead pace field in Oneida
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill’s Owen Walker and Camden’s Elizabeth Lucason won their respective races.
ONEIDA TRI-MEET >> The VernonVerona- Sherrill boys and Camden girls cross country teams each earned a pair of wins in Tuesday’s tri-meet at Oneida. Owen Walker was the top finisher for the boys with a time of 18:08.4, followed by his Red Devils’ teammate Owen Rose in second trailing by four seconds. Josh D’Angelo finished third for the Blue Devils (18:41) and Oneida’s top finisher was Nathaniel Jennings in eighth with a time of 19:33.5.
VVS’ wins came 15- 43 over Oneida and 21-34 over Camden. The Blue Devils beat the hosts 19-41 to earn a split.
Elizabeth Lucason dominated the field in the girls race, winning with a time of 18:36.5 which was well over a minute faster than her sister Morgan (19:48.1). Allison Donnelly followed in third for VVS (21:53.5) while Taylor Calienese led Oneida with a time of 22:33.1.
Camden’s girls beat VVS 2829 and Oneida 21-45 and the Red Devils salvaged a split with a 31-24.
Boys Soccer
ONEIDA 3, CAMDEN 1 >> Goals by Dylan Ratnarajah, Jeffrey Coulter and Isaac Colvin powered Oneida to the victory.
UTICA NOTRE DAME 1, VERNON-VE
RONA-SHERRILL 1>> Calin Maguire’s first-half goal was all the scoring the Red Devils would get in the draw.
Girls Soccer
ONEIDA3, CAMDEN3>> Aislynn Rose scored twice and assisted on a Carly VanAllen goal for Camden while
Oneida received scores from Rachel DeRuby, Kaya Suppa and Mariah Lenning in the draw. MORRISVILLE-EATON 7, CANASTOTA1 >> Emily LeBlanc led a balanced M-E scoring effort with two goals and two assists in the victory. CHITTENANGO2, INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AT SYRACUSE CENTRAL 0 >> Tiffany Scofield and Nicole Myers scored second-half goals for the Bears in the victory. MCGRAW 2, STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 1 >> Jill Jacobs’ unassisted goal was the lone score of the match for the Cougars.
Field Hockey
CANASTOTA 2, SHERBURNEEARLVILLE 0 >> Shelby Kilts and Brianna Johnson scored second-half goals to secure a victory for the Raiders.
Girls Tennis
ROME FREE ACADEMY 4, CAMDEN 3 >> Three-set victories by Kirsten Cadrette andMarina Todora in third doubles and Zoey Baird and Alexis Fragapane in fourth doubles helped the Black Knights post the victory. WESTMORELAND 4, CANASTOTA 1 >> Kasey Cashel and Logan Hood teamed up to win second doubles 3- 6, 7-6(7-5), 10-3 for the Raiders. ONEIDA 5, NEWHARTFORD 2 >> Lauren Skibitski posted a 6-1, 6-1 second-singles victory for Oneida, which beat New Hartford for the third time this season. UTICA NOTRE DAME 4, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 3 >> The Jugglers took third and fourth doubles in three sets to claim the victory.
Girls Volleyball
CAZENOVIA 3, JAMESVILLEDEWITT 2 >> Danielle Tedesco’s 18 kills and seven blocks both led the Lakers in the 25-17, 21-25, 24-26, 25-19, 25-19 victory. Teammate Molly Carges added three aces, 15 kills and 11 digs while Lauren Burbidge led Cazenovia with 20 digs and Lauren Lyons finished with a team-high 40 assists.
Monday’s Results Boys Soccer
WESTHILL 2, CHITTENANGO 0 >> Bernat Carbonell and Ben BenYehuda scored second-half goals to pick up the road win. CLINTON 2, HAMILTON 1 >> Ben Bikowsky scored a first-half goal for Hamilton but Clinton broke a 1-1 halftime goal with a goal to take the victory.
Girls Soccer
MADISON3, OTSELICVALLEY 0>> Kierston Abrams netted a pair of goals for the Blue Devils in the victory.
Field Hockey
CAMDEN 5, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 0 >> Kennedy Steria recorded a hat trick for the Blue Devils, who avenged last week’s loss to the Red Devils and snapped a three-game slide. LITTLEFALLS3, CANASTOTA 0 >> Jenna Campanie made seven saves for the Raiders in defeat.
Girls Tennis
WHITESBORO 6, CAMDEN 1 >> Kylie Sullivan and Yvette O’Kay teamed up to win fourth doubles 6-3, 6-2 for the Blue Devils one point. CLINTON 4, CANASTOTA 1 >> Crystal VanOrnamwon the Raiders lone point 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 in first singles. ONEIDA 7, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 0 >> Oneida didn’t drop a game in four of the seven 10-game pro sets, winning the first match of the doubleheader. ONEIDA 7, CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY 0 >> Kathryn Brown won posted her second 10-0 victory of the day in first singles, as did Brianna Laureti and Lauren Skibitski in first doubles. NEWHARTFORD 6, VERNONVERONA-SHERRILL1>> Natasha Williams won a pair of tiebreakers to take the Red Devils’ only point in a 7-6(75), 2-6, 7-6(8-6) second singles match.