VVS boys net TVL win; Oneida volleyball takes two

Friday Results

Boys Hoops

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 50, CAMDEN40 >> VVS led 14-9 after the first quarter. Phoenix Weydig made two 3-pointers and a basket to lead VVS with eight points. In the second quarter, Blue Devil Richie Paul scored 6 of Camden’s 8 points, but Red Devil Bailey Janowski offset him by sinking four free throws and a bucket for 6 points. Camden trimmed the VVS lead to 6 points after the third. In the final quarter, Bryce Palmer came up with three key steals and VVS made seven of eight free throws as they outscored Camden 15-11. Sam Donnelly held the game’s high-scorer, Richie Paul, to two free throws in the fourth quarter. Phoenix Weydig led VVS with 18 points and 5 rebounds. Bailey Janowski chipped in with 16 points and 8 rebounds. VVS, now 2-1 on the year, returns to action against Oneida on Wednesday, Dec. 18.

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Cam (2-3): Brady Crawford 2, Nick Balcom 6, Richie Paul 20, Kobe Currie 3, John Plumley 4, Josh Leos 5. VVS (2-1, 1-1): Alen Dedic 2, Bailey Janowski 16, Bryce Palmer 2, Phoenix Weydig 18, Sam Donnelly 8, Troy Sutherland 2, Ben Wittman 2.

CLINTON67, ONEIDA64>>

Clinton outscored Oneida 20-4 in the second quarter of Friday’s matchup to carry a 30-15 lead into the intermission. However, Jeff Didio’s side came to life in the second half, particularly in the final quarter of regulation when Oneida outscored the visitors 20-9 to force overtime. Clinton spoiled the comeback bid in the extra period, fending off Oneida by three points to steal a road win. Tanner Deveans and Dan Fitzgerald led the way for the visitors with 17 points each. Jacob Vaccaro had another strong night for Oneida in the defeat, netting a game-high 24 points. Will Merrell (14) and Hunter West (11) also entered double figures for the hosts in the loss.

CLINTON 67, ONEIDA 64

Clinton (2-2, 1-2): Brody Glindmeyer 9, Edwin Llanos 13, Tanner Deveans 17, Evan Wilcox 8, Noah King 3. Oneida (1-2, 0-0): Will Merrell 14, Jordan Clark 6, Jacob Vaccaro 24, Ben Wright 4, Hunter West 11.

HAMILTON92, POLAND6>>

Kelton Ramos and Zach LaFrance tied for a team- and game-high 17 points in a landslide Center State Conference IV win for Hamilton over Poland.

HAMILTON 92, POLAND 6

Ham (2-0): Zack Barker 2, Peter Klingaman 7, Sami Cigeroglu 4, Jules Fravil 7, Kelton Ramos 17, Ian Skinner 9, Jacob Stewart 2, Riley Janczuk 14, Simon Klepeis 5, Zach LaFrance 17, Thomas Simpson 8.

Poland (0-2): N/A

Girls Hoops

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 60, SHERBURNE-EARLVILLE 48 >> VVS earned a spot in the championship game of the Sherburne-Earlville annual Tip-Off Tournament at the hosts’ expense. Morgan Brewer led the Red Devils with 23 points on the night, and Sierra Kinne followed with 9 to help send VVS to a title matchup against Unadilla Valley.

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 60, SHERBURNE-EARLVILLE 48

VVS (2-1, 1-1): Morgan Brewer 23, Anna Rossi 7, Sierra Kinne 9, Marissa Nell 6, Laiken Kiser 6, Lindsay Carrier 4, Kaitlyn Kinne 5. Madison 60, Otselic Valley 18 >> Madison made short work of Central Counties League foe Otselic Valley on Friday, jetting out to a 21-5 lead after a single quarter of action en route to a third straight victory. Maryellen Coleman was a forced on the glass for the Blue Devils, adding 12 rebounds to her game-high 14 points for a double-double. Christa Usborne matched Coleman with 14 for Madison in the victory.

MADISON 60, OTSELIC VALLEY 18

OV (0-3): Emily Miller 2, Tori Foster 2, Leah Kalin 11, Cassidy Will 3. Mad (3-2, 2-0): Maryellen Coleman 14, Kimbery Soule 2, Lyncoln Belden 2, Sarah McLain 6, Jadyn Sykes 2, Brianna Usborne 5, Zephora Brouillette 2, Jordan Mayne 7, Lydia Pisiak 6, Christa Usborne 14.

Girls Volleyball

ONEIDA3, NEWYORKMILLS 0>> For the second straight night, Oneida downed an opponent in three straight games in a 25-19, 25-10, 25-22 victory over New York Mills. Kylie Bell had six aces and three digs for Oneida, and teammate Jamie Jones contributed two aces, two blocks, two digs and five kills in Oneida’s fourth win of the season.

ONEIDA 3, NEW YORK MILLS 0

at NYM

Oneida (4-1, 3-1): Kalyn Badgley 3ac; Kylie Bell 6ac, 3d; Rilee Flynn 2d; Zoey Fox 3ac, 1as, 1k; Morgan Hollenbeck 3ac; Jamie Jones 2ac, 2b, 2d, 5k; Katherine Kinney 4ac, 3d, 1k; Sophie Kinney 1ac, 1d; Charlize Mitchell 7as, 1d, 1k. NYM (0-5): Michaela Downs 2ac, 4k, 1d; Rachel Downs 1ac, 4k, 3d; Mackenzie Brush 3k; Kylie Lyons 2ac, 6d, 6as; Kristen Despins 3ac, 1k, 3d, 3as; Samantha Paparella 1k, 4d; Isabella Fancher 2d.

CANASTOTA3, ADIRON

DACK0 >> Canastota made short work of Adirondack on Friday, capturing a victory in three games: 2516, 25-7, 25-15. Sierra Tucci and Gracie Morris powered the Raiders at the net with nine kills each in the Raiders’ fourth win of the year.

CANASTOTA 3, ADIRONDACK 0

Canastota (4-1, 2-0): Gracie Morris 9k, 1d; Ally Campbell 2ac, 12as; Sierra Tucci 1ac, 3as, 9k; Haley Michels 9ac, 5k; Alyse Stockbridge 4ac, 11as, 1k, 1d; Becca Popple 2ac, 1as, 2d; Payton Shirley 1k, 2d; Gabbie Edwards 2k. ADK (0-4, 0-2): Haley Memery 1ac, 2k; Kelly Rene Johnson 1ac, 2as; Carli Charbonneau 2ac, 1b; Kaitlin 1k, 2b.

Thursday Results

Girls Hoops

CAMDEN55, ALTMARPARISH-WILLIAMSTOWN 35 >> Camden limited APW to single-digit outputs across the first three quarters of a win over APW. Morgan Zike led the Blue Devils with 10 points.

CAMDEN 55, ALTMAR-PARISH-WILLIAMSTOWN 35

Girls Volleyball

CHITTENANGO3, TULLY 1 >> After falling to Cortland in a tight 5-game tilt, Chittenango bounced back with a victory over Tully. Tully took the first game 25-23, but the Bears shook off the setback to take the next three games 25-21, 25-23, 25-23. Savannah Penoyer posted 11 kills and 13 digs for Chittenango in the victory. Bayla Cutrie was all over the place for the Bears, contributing 20 assists, 10 digs, 6 kills, 3 aces, and 2 blocks.

CHITTENANGO 3, TULLY 1

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Chittenango (3-1): Gabby Cutrie 12d, 3ac; Camryn Kackison 1ac; Mary Tassone 5d; Bayla Cutrie 6k, 2b, 10d, 20as, 3ac; Tori Foran 4d; Chelsea Lamphere 5k, 2b; Sraha Martin 7k, 1b, 11d; Jada Masiclat 8k, 1b, 2d; Carolyn Myka 2k, 6d, 19as, 5ac; Savannah Penoyer 11k, 13d.

STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY3, MCGRAW0 >> Lisa Powless landed 4 aces and buried 10 kills to lead Stockbridge to a 3-0 shutout over McGraw in a meeting that featured three close games: 27-25, 2523, 26-24. Abby Tucker directed much of the Cougar attack, collecting a teamhigh 17 assists.

STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 3, MCGRAW0

SVCS: Abby Tucker 2ac, 2k, 17as, 2d; Ashley Wilson 1ac, 1k, 13as; Dani Mills 2d; Camdyn Cross 1k; Hailey Bernet 2ac, 6k, 1b, 4d; MarkaLynn Eaton 3k, 4d; Abby Reed 1ac, 8k, 2b, 1d; Autumn Mills 1k; Lisa Powless 4ac, 10k, 3d. McGraw: Kristen Burdick 1as; Haiden Cortex 1ac, 2k, 1as; Jenna Curtis 1ac, 1k; Bayley Mead 4ac, 2k, 3as; Kaylee Streater 2k, 2as; Megan Stull 1ac, 3ac; Aubrey Underwood 2ac, 3d.

ONEIDA3, WHITESBORO 0>> Oneida took care of Whitesboro in three straight: 25-18, 25-21, 25-19 for its third victory of the young season. Zoey Fox led Oneida in assists (21), digs (15) and blocks (4), while teammate Jamie Jones put away a team-high 11 kills in the victory. Elysia Carbajal and Morgan Hollenbeck landed four aces a piece for Cynthia Bobo’s Oneida side in the victory.

ONEIDA 3, WHITESBORO 0

Oneida (3-1, 3-1): Kalyn Badgley 1ac, 3as, 9d, 4k; Elysia Carbajal 4ac, 1as, 23d, 4k; Zoey Fox 3ac, 21as, 4b, 15d, 1k; Morgan Hollenbeck 4ac, 2b, 9d, 4k; Jamie Jones 3ac, 3b, 7d, 11k; Abby Phillips 1b, 11d, 7k.

Girls Bowling

CANASTOTA5, COOPERSTOWN0 >> Carolyn Van Slyke’s 393 total pins led Canastota and all bowlers in a 5-0 Raider win over

Cooperstown.

CANASTOTA 5, COOPERSTOWN 0

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Coop (0-4): Jenny Burch 99-279; Faith Logue 98-272. Canastota (2-2): Carolyn Van Slyke 147393; Amelia Dansby 120-312.

Boys Bowling

COOPERSTOWN5, CANASTOTA0 >> Frank Willsey rolled three games above 200, including a 278 to lead Cooperstown in a shutout over Canastota. Dick Dansby paced Canastota with a 144-393 in the defeat.

COOPERSTOWN 5, CANASTOTA 0

Cooperstown (3-2): Frank Wilsey 278737; Ethan Lichtman 234-568. Canastota (0-5): Nick Dansby 144-393; Cal Dickenson 133-370.

Wednesday Results

Girls Hoops

HAMILTON61, STOCKBRIDGEVALLEY 19>> Beth Belanger netted 15 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, and Lindsey Speer added 10 points and 11 steals for Hamilton in a road win over Stockbridge Valley. Ashley La Ruffa led the Emerald Knights and all scorers with 17 points in the victory, adding 9 rebounds for coach Gary Weeks’ side as Hamilton improved to 3-0 on the year. Alissa Mazzye led the Cougars with 7 points in the loss.

HAMILTON 61, STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 19

Ham (3-0): Ashley La Ruffa 17, Emma Basher 7, Beth Belanger 15, Ella Kenyon 4, Kyleigh Pearson 6, Brooke Speer 2, Lindsey Speer 10. SVCS (1-2): Layla Jayson 6, Hannah Greene 4, Alissa Mazzye 7, Abby Smith 2.

Boys Bowling

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL

9, CENTRALVALLEYACAD

EMY2>> Zach Thompson posted a single-game high of 235 and Parami Stevens posted a series-high 631 to spark a VVS win over CVA.

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