Oneida volleyball tops RFA for fifth win

Tuesday Results

Girls Basketball

CHITTENANGO55, SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 48 >> A five-point second quarter left Chittenango trailing Syracuse Academy of Science by eight points at the break, but Kassie Kleine’s Bears outscored their hosts 35-20 in the second half to post their fourth straight win. Emily Moon paced Chittenango with 15 points and 9 rebounds. Ally Shoemaker added 12 points, 6 assists, and 5 steals for Chittenango, and teammates Avree Salce (11) and Mia McReynolds (10) also posted double-figure scoring totals for the Bears.

CHITTENANGO 55, SYRACUSE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 48 at SAS Chitt 15 5 18 17 - 55 SAS 12 16 8 12 - 48 Chitt (4-0, 3-0): Cassidy Kelly 4, Emily Moon 15, Mia McReynolds 10, Avree Salce 11, Ally Shoemaker 12. S.A.S. (2-2): N/A

Girls Volleyball

CHITTENANGO3, FAITH HERITAGE 0>> Savannah Penoyer’s five kills, three digs, and six aces helped spark Chittenango in a 25-14, 258, 25-18 victory over Faith Heritage. Sarah Martin added five kills, one dig, and one ace for the Bears in the victory.

CHITTENANGO 3, FAITH HERITAGE 0 at Chittenango FH (4-2): J. Copone 3d, 1as; S. Gerasimovich 8d, 2ac; A. Childs 1b; A. Vargo 5k, 5d; R. Meier 1k, 2d, 5as, 3ac; C. Gerasimovich 1k, 3ac; A. D’Elia 4d. Chittenango (4-1): Lily Callahan 7as, 1ac; Olivia Fawcett 1b, 1d, 1ac; Julia Graham 1k; Camryn Kackison 2as; Mary Tassone 1s, 3ac; Bayla Cutrie 2k, 7as, 1ac; Tori Foran 2d; Chelsea Lamphere 4k; Sarah Martin 5ac, 1d, 1ac; Jada Masiclat 4k, 4d; Carolyn Mika 2d, 8as; Savannah Penoyer 5k, 3d, 6ac.

Girls Bowling

ROME FREEACADEMY11, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL0>> Rome Free Academy defeated VVS, 3,545 pins to 2,863. Sarah Lanz led the VVS effort with a 184-509.

ROME FREE ACADEMY 11, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 0 at VVS RFA: MaryKate Weyant 211-580; McKenzie Pantola 201-524. VVS (2-1): Sarah Lanz 184-509.

Monday Results

Girls Volleyball

ONEIDA3, ROME FREEACADEMY0>> Outside of a narrow defeat to New Hartford in the second game of the season, Oneida has been a force during the early portion of the season. Monday, Cynthia Bobo’s team defeated TriValley League foe RFA in three straight games: 2513; 26-24, 25-12. Senior Jamie Jones buried 15 kills for Oneida in the victory. Fellow senior Abby Phillips was stout on the defensive side for Oneida in the road win, leading the way with a team-high 15 digs.

ONEIDA 3, ROME FREE ACADEMY 0 at RFA Oneida (5-1, 4-1): Kalyn Badgley 2ac, 4as, 1b, 2d, 1k; Elysia Carbajal 1ac, 8d, 6k; Zoey Fox 2ac, 26as, 13d, 1k; Morgan Hollenbeck 2ac, 3d, 6k; Jamie Jones 1ac, 1b, 1d, 15k; Abby Phillips 15d, 4k. RFA (3-4, 2-4): Dahjana Cueva Gomez 3d, 1as; Erin Harris 2k, 7d, 1ac; Casey Hunziker 1k, 6d, 11as, 1ac; Aimee Hurlbut 6d, 11as, 1ac; Alexis Kennedy 1k, 1d; Megan Magnanti 4k, 7d, 4ac; Jamiah Moyer 6d, 1ac; Syerra Vedder 4k; Madison Wolfe 1k, 3d, 1ac.

Boys Hoops

MADISON56, CINCINNATUS 35>> Eamonn Shields poured in 23 points, going 5-of-7 from beyond the arc, to lead Madison to a Central Counties League win over Cincinnatus. Teammate Hudson Idzi was also instrumental in the victory, posting a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double for the Blue Devils.

MADISON 56, CINCINNATUS 35 at Madison Cinci (1-5, 1-2): N/A Madison (5-0, 2-0): Shane Bingel 2, Anthony Dodge 2, Jake Neidhart 9, Ethan Rivers 3, Eamonn Shields 23, Jake Vedder 2, Hudson Idzi 15.

Girls Hoops

HAMILTON77, NEWYORK MILLS30>> Three different Emerald Knights wound up with double-doubles for Hamilton in a convincing win over New York Mills. Beth Belanger knocked down four 3-pointers on her way to a game-high 21 points, adding 11 rebounds on the evening. Ashley La Ruffa followed right behind with 19 points and 17 rebounds for Gary Weeks’ Hamilton side, and Kyleigh Pearson joined her teammates with a 13-point, 12-rebound double-double. Hamilton improved to 4-0 on the season.

HAMILTON 77, NEW YORK MILLS 30 at Hamilton NYM 11 2 10 7 - 30 Ham 25 15 17 20 - 77 NYM (2-2, 0-2): Olivia Beaulieu 2, Alexis Gyore 3, Jemma Jordan 9, Jordyn Stevens 9, Bri Yaylor 7. Ham (4-0, 3-0): Ashley La Ruffa 19, Emma Basher 8, Beth Belanger 11, Ella Kenyon 4, Kyleigh Pearson 13, Lindsey Speer 12.

Boys Bowling

UTICA PROCTOR6, VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 5>> Proctor snuck past VVS behind the strength of Nick Santacroce’s serieshigh 688. Parami Stevens claimed the highest single game of the afternoon with a 268 for VVS in the defeat.

UTICA SHERRILL PROCTOR 5 6, VERNON-VERONAat VVS Proctor: Nick Santacroce 243-688; Cinello DeNigro 215-601. VVS: Dominick Burning 221-603; Parami Stevens 268-651.