BOYS' BASKETBALL

Sherburne-Earlville 58, Sidney 43

SHERBURNE - Sherburne-Earlville returned to its style of basketball, and did so on senior recognition night beating Sidney Friday in a non-league matchup.

The Marauders entered the game with a four-game losing streak against Section III competition, but the brief return to Section IV competition proved auspicious.

"We had everybody back in the lineup for the first time since before Christmas," said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. "It felt good to walk in before the game, and count all the guys that were there…we played some really good defense tonight. We played full-court man, and created a lot of turnovers that led to easy baskets in the second quarter."

Brock Weidman and  Ethan Simonds led a balanced S-E (6-8) lineup with 13 and 12 points in that order. Weidman also handed out seven assists.

S-E took control in the middle two quarters extending a one-point lead after one to a 13-point advantage entering the final quarter.

Preston Eaves added nine points for the Marauders, and Toby Frisbie scored eight.

Sidney: Alex Fogarty 12, C. Frederick 5, C. Harris 7, D Morris 5, C. Russo 7, C. Sawdy 3, C. Moreno 4. Totals:  FG-18, FT 6-18-43

S-E:  Toby Frisbie 8, Ethan Simonds 12, Taylor Gryzmkowski 4, Preston Eaves 9, Brock Weidman 13 Zach Trass 6, Garrett Fleming 2, Jack Rodman 4. Totals:  FG-24, FT-7-16-58

Score by quarters

Sidney  11  7  12  13--43

S-E  12   15  16  15-58

Three-point goals:  Sidney 1 (Frederick) S-E 3 (Frisbie, Eaves, Weidman)

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Bainbridge-Guilford  57, Harpursville 38

BAINBRIDGE - In a key Midstate Athletic Conference matchup, B-G handed Harpursville its first division loss using balanced scoring and tough defense to defeat the Hornets on Friday.

"Big win for our team," said B-G coach Kevin Wehrli. " My guys played great team basketball, and with tremendous intensity and effort. The home crowd was loud and very supportive."

The Bobcats (5-6, 4-1) assumed command from the outset leading by nine after the first, and taking a 34-16 lead into halftime.

Owen Brown led the B-G attack in the second quarter hitting a trio of three-pointers.

Ilias Wilson and Lucas Carlin led B-G with 14 and 13 points respectively. The duo also had four assists apiece.

James Hogroian and Brown had nine points apiece, and David Emerson grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds.

"Carlin and Emerson really controlled the tempo of the game with really good execution in our offensive sets," Wehrli said.

Harpursville:  Ryan Akulis 6, Nolan Cracker 4, Braydon Sakowsky 12, Luke Merrill 7, Dominik Franklyn 6, Jayden Yereb 3. Totals: FG-16, FT 6-16-38

B-G (5-6):  Isaac Seiler 3, David Emerson 7, James Hogroian 9, Ilias Wilson 14, Lucas Carlin 13, Owen Brown 9, Ethan Gregory 2. Totals:  FG-19, FT 13-24-57

Score by quarters

Harp.  9  7  14  8--38

B-G 18  16  14  7--57

Three-point goals: B-G 6 (Brown 3, Wilson, Emerson, Seiler). Harpursville- none.

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Walton 47, Unadilla Valley 33

NEW BERLIN - Unadilla Valley was unable to overcome its slow start as it fell to Walton on Friday.

The Warriors led 10-2 at the first turn, and took a 26-12 lead into halftime.

Zack Gardner had 16 points for Walton, and his two threes in the final quarter helped put the Storm away.

Trason Murray  led Unadilla Valley with 14 points, and Zach Smith added nine.

Walton:  Zack Gardner 16, Jorge Delpino 2, R. Durden 4, Parker MacDonald 5, Meyer Little 8, Deacon Phoenix 3, Robert Conklin 9. Totals:  FG-17 FT 5-9-47.

Unadilla Valley:  Dakota Johnson 3, Mitchell Thompson 2, Zach Smith 9, Trason Murray 14, Trent Marinelli 2, Kaden Butts 3. Totals:  FG-13, FT 4-10-33

Score by quarters

Walton  10  16  13  8--47

UVall  2   10   13   8--33

Three-point goals:  Walton 8 (Gardner 4, Little 2, MacDonald, Phoenix. Unadilla Valley 3 (Murray 2, Johnson)

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Otselic Valley 50, Brookfield 42

BROOKFIELD - Otselic Valley's balanced scoring and multiple contributions proved the difference in Friday's eight-point win over Brookfield on Friday.

Braeden Davis scored 18 points for OV and Matthew Wetterer scored 13. Drew Sibila and Levi Lyon added key points as well combining for 15 more markers.

The Vikings held on for the win with a high-scoring final period.

Davis had 11 of OV's 20 fourth-quarter points to help hold off the Beavers.

Otselic Valley:  Drew Sibila 8, Levi Lyon 7, Braeden Davis 18, Matthew Wetterer 13, Cole Warren 4. Totals: FG-19, FT 8-12-50

Brookfield:  Spencer Warner 20, Quentin Moon 20, Kaden Ondrako 2. Totals:  FG-15, FT 8-14-42.

Score by quarters

OVall   11  8  11  20--50

B'field   8   8   8  18--42

Three-point goals: OV  4 (Sibila, Lyon, Davis, Wetterer) Brookfield 4 (Warner 4)

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Deposit-Hancock 48, Greene 28

DEPOSIT - Greene was unable to sustain its fast start as Deposit-Hancock took control with a standout second quarter on Friday.

The Trojans (2-8) led 12-10 after one period highlighted by a pair of Joey Gibbs 3s.

Greene was held to just one field goal in the second as Deposit-Hancock outscored the Trojans 17-3. Blake Fortunato had  two threes for the Eagles to lead the way.

Gibbs led Greene with 10 points, while Deposit-Hancock's Chris Gross had a team-high 12 points.

Greene (2-8):  Liam Flanagan 4, Joel Vielandi 7, Terriek Brown 3, Joey Gibbs 10, Jaden Eroshevich 2, Jesse Ledford 2. Totals: FG-12, FT 2-6-28.

D-H:  Chris Gross 12, Wyatt Jacobs 9, Blake Fortunato 11, Thomas Reis 2, Jacob Dobromiresco 7, Nick Locke 5, Zach Russell 2. Totals:  FG-18, FT 6-14-48

Score by quarters

Greene   12   3   6    7--28

D-Han.   10  17   5  16--48

Three-point goals:  Greene 2 (Gibbs 2). D-H 6 (Fortunato 3, Gross 2, Locke)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Unadilla Valley 42, Sherburne-Earlville 31

NEW BERLIN - The teacher held the edge over the student in Saturday's meeting between Unadilla Valley and Sherburne-Earlville.

Jaiden Schrag had 13 points for the Storm (4-11), Kadence York had 10 points and eight rebounds, and Keona Courtright finished with eight points and 10 rebounds to lead their club to victory.

"That's the best we've played in weeks," said UV head coach Brandi Whitbeck, who coached S-E head coach Charlee Weidman when Weidman played for the Storm. "We needed the confidence boost."

The Storm took command through three quarters building a 35-21 advantage over the Marauders.

Alexis James scored 11 points for S-E.

S-E (0-12):  Chesnee Miller 4, Alyse Brown 6, Alexis James 11, Hannah Todd-Rogers 7, Trinity Thornton 3. Totals: FG-12, FT 5-9-31

UV (4-11):  Jaiden Schrag 13, Kadence York 10, Madison Sayles 4, Keona Courtright 8, Kiara Foster 2, Morgan Hodge 5. Totals: FG-20, FT 2-5-42

Score by quarters

S-E   5   8  8  10-31

UV 10 13  12  7-42

Three-point goals: S-E 2 (Brown, Thornton)  UV-none.

Walton 56, Bainbridge-Guilford 48

WALTON - The unguarded, open shot - the free throw - hampered B-G's lineup on Saturday in an eight-point defeat to Walton on Saturday.

The Bobcats entered the fourth quarter on the short end of a 45-41 count; however, 2-for-13 free throw shooting over the final eight minutes - and 5-for-26 for the game - hampered their chances at victory.

Jaclyn Gransbury had 12 of her 30 points in the third quarter to lead Walton, the Warriors' modest 5-for-8 free throw shooting over the final two quarters proved the difference.

Celeste Baldwin had a team-high 23 points for B-G (5-6), and Taylor Kazmirski scored 10.

B-G (5-6):  Taylor Kazmirski 10, Celeste Baldwin 23, Jayslin Henderson 7, Danielle McEntee 5, Johnna Henderson 1, Chandler Benjamin 2. Totals:  FG-19, FT 5-26-48.

Walton:  Havyn Merwin 4, Ava Coons 3, Jaqlyn Gransbury 30, Jillian Wright  8, Makara MacGibbon 11. Totals:  FG-20, FT 11-19--56.

Score by quarters

B-G 16   12  13  7--48

Wal.  10  15  20  11--56

Three-point goals:  Walton 5 (Wright 2, Gransbury 2, MacGibbon). B-G 5 (Baldwin 3, Kazmirski 2)

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Stockbridge Valley 26, Otselic Valley 18

MUNNSVILLE - A strong fourth quarter was not enough for Otselic Valley as it dropped an eight-point final to Stockbridge Valley on Friday.

Layla Jayson led the Indians with 10 points. SV assumed control of the game after three quarters building a 24-6 advantage.

Tori Foster scored eight points for OV, which held a 12-2 advantage over the final eight minutes of play.

OV:  Katie Kenyon 2, Tori Foster 8, Emily Smith 2, Esperanza Ponce 2, Emily Miller 4. Totals:  FG-

SV:  Marlie Brummer 8, Layla Jayson 10, Rachel Mennig 6, Madison Hartle 2. Totals:  FG-12, FT 0-2-26.

Score by quarters

OVall       2  4  0  12--18

SVall   8  10  6  2--26

Three-point goals: SV -none. Otselic Valley 2 (Foster 2).