Oxford junior, Madalyn Barrows reached the career 1,000-point mark in Friday’s home game against Greene. Flanking Barrows are her parents, Craig and Margo Barrows. (Submitted photo).

Greene 57, Oxford 28

OXFORD - Greene put together perhaps it best half of the season, and it rolled past host Oxford on Friday night.

The Trojans (10-3) finished the first quarter on a 14-0 run to take an 18-2 lead.

Naoimi Smith scored early in the second quarter for the Blackhawks, but the Trojans then proceeded to connect for 17 more straight points - a combined 31-2 salvo.

Olivia Kennedy fueled Greene's quick start with 10 points in the opening quarter. Moreover, the Trojans defense held Oxford's leading scorer, Madalyn Barrows, without a first-half point.

"We played amazing defense in the first half," said Greene coach Dave Gorton. "We didn't do anything specific to stop (Barrows). We were focused on our scheme and helping each other."

With the game's outcome out of reach, Barrows hit her stride scoring all 17 of her points in the final quarter.

The last bucket - a three midway through the fourth - put her at 1,000 career points.

"It was a great shot she hit to get the points," Gorton said of Barrows' last three. "It's a credit to her ability as a shooter."

Kennedy led Greene (10-3) with 18 points. Abby Yahner added 12 points, and Payton Yahner picked up 10 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists.

Greene (10-3):  Olivia Kennedy 18, Abby Yahner 12, Payton Yahner 10, Emma Rice 6, Claire Flanagan 5, Cassie Butter 4, Layla Biefeldt 2. Totals:  FG-24, FT 2-3-57.

Oxford (11-6):  Madalyn Barrows 17, Ella Kelsey 2, Naiomi Smith 2, Kadance Gallo 2, Ava Benjamin 2, Madison Long 2, Kyla Kelsey-Jones 1.  Totals: FG-9, FT 8-13-28

Score by quarters

Greene  18  17  12  10--57

Oxford    2    4   10  12--28

Three-point goals: Greene 7 (Kennedy 2, P. Yahner 2, Rice 2, Flanagan). Oxford 2 (Barrows 2)

Sherburne-Earlville 44, Clinton 25

SHERBURNE - Sherburne-Earlville picked up its first win of the season on Friday pulling away with a 27-9 second-half advantage.

Alyse Brown had nine of her 11 points in the second half for S-E, while Alexis James and Hannah Todd-Rogers each had six points over the final two quarters.

Brown also grabbed 12 rebounds, and Trinity Thornton pulled down 10 boards.

"This team is extremely young, and we've really been working on confidence," said S-E coach Charlee Weidman. "They were able to gain some confidence after putting up a good fight versus Little Falls. Last night, even with only six players, they built on that, and finally played with confidence for four quarters. They played their best defense of the season."

Clinton:  Ella Morse 11, Abby Hemstraught 3, Sydney Labayewski 5, Sophia MacPherson 4, Eva Gaetano 2. Totals: FG-7, FT 9-14-25.

S-E: Alyse Brown 11, Trinity Thornton 8, Hannah Todd-Rogers 8, Chesnee Miller 8, Alexis James 8, Alex Gryzmkowski 1. Totals: FG-20, FT 3-7-44.

Score by quarters

Clint.  10  6   3   6--25

S-E    12   5   16  11--44

Three-point goals:  S-E 1 (Brown). Clinton 2 (Morse 2).

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Cincinnatus 29, Otselic Valley 26

SOUTH OTSELIC - Otselic Valley came up just short of its first victory in a seesaw battle with Cincinnatus on Friday.

Tori Foster had a season-best 16 points for OV in the loss including  four three-pointers.

"It was close with several lead changes, we just couldn’t quite pull it off," said OV coach Danielle Graham.

Cincinnatus: Cassia Schuyler 5, Emma Finch 2, Justice Crane 2, Courtney Scutt 3, Kaedance Latta 5, Gabby Taylor 8, JuShawna Crane 4. Totals:  FG-11, FT 6-10-29

Otselic Valey:  Katie Kenyon 2, Tori Foster 16, Gracie Rooker 2, Emily Miller 8. Totals:  FG-9, FT 4-12-26

Score by quarters

Cincy   8   6   9  6--29

OVall   3   9  8  6--26

Three-point goals: OV 4 (Foster 4). Cincinnatus 1 (Latta)

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Unatego 50, Bainbridge-Guilford 38

BAINBRIDGE- Bainbridge-Guilford was unable to overcome a slow start in the first half as it fell to Unatego on Friday.

The Spartans had four players score in double figures led by Elizabeth Craft's 12 points.

Unatego held B-G to 14 points in the opening two quarters establishing a 13-point lead.

Celeste Baldwin made four 3s for B-G finishing with a team-best 16 points.

Unatego:  Bailey McCoy 5, Alexa Lucia 11, Kylie Mussaw 11, Maddie Wilsey 11, Elizabeth Craft 12. Totals:  FG-19, FT 8-24-50

B-G:  Celeste Baldwin 16, Jayslin Henderson 4, Danielle McEntee 2, Johnna Henderson 5, Chandler Benjamin 2, Jordyn Parsons 3, Abigail Wambacher 6. Totals:  FG-16, FT 2-7-38.

Score by quarters

Unat  9  18  14  9--50

B-G   5  9   14  10-38

Three-point goals: Unatego 4 (Lucia 3, McCoy). B-G 4 (Baldwin 4).

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Harpursville 48, Unadilla Valley 41

NEW BERLIN - Harpursville made seven free throws in the final quarter, and overall held a big advantage from the charity stripe in a seven-point win over the Storm on Friday.

Chelsea Merrill had 16 points for the Hornets, which made 15 of 22 free throws in the game.

Kadence York had 15 points for a UV club that connected at a 43 percent clip from the foul line.

Harpursville:  Chelsea Merrill 16, Madison Fleming 6, Jaylyn Merrill 2, Abigail Lyon 6, Ghia Medovich 8, Sarah Young 2, Cadence Ryder 8. Totals:  FG-14, FT 15-22-48.

Unadilla Valley:  Isabella Potter 2, Jaiden Schrag 9, Kadence York 15, Madison Sayles 6, Keona Courtright 7, Morgan Hodge 2. Totals: FG-15, FT 10-23-41

Score by quarters

Harp.  11 13  13  11-48

UVall  7   15  10  9--41

Three-point goals: Harpursville 3 (Fleming 2,C. Merrill).  UV 1 (Schrag)

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