CHENANGO FORKS - Prior to Friday night's match-up against Chenango Forks, the Greene Trojans boys' basketball team had been rolling through a five-game win streak. However, that streak was snapped in a 45-39 deficit. While the game was a non-league contest, Greene still holds their strong composure in the MAC behind Delhi, who they'll face next.

Both teams played a neck-and-neck first half, tied at 17 a piece. Greene's Joel Vielandi scored all seven of the team's second quarter points going into the break. Both teams would continue to settle in at a fast pace with Forks going ahead by small margin. Greene had control, but couldn't hold their own to stop Forks and set up their own big run when it mattered most.

Vielandi led the Trojans with 15 points while Jaden Eroshevich and Will Dunlap, being a second half play-maker, both settled for eight points. Trevor Ketcham and Kloden Rapp both contributed with four points each in the loss.

Greene (6-4) continues a long road trip as they head to Delhi in a rescheduled game this evening at 5:30 p.m.

Scores by quarter:

GR 10 7 12 10–39

CF 12 5 13 17–45

GR: Joel Vielandi 15, Jaden Eroshevich 8, Will Dunlap 8, Trevor Ketcham 4, Kloden Rapp 4.

CF: Walker Paske 11, Stephen Samsel 10, Ethan Vaseleck 10, Nate Raab 4, Drew Warpus 4, Keegan Watson 4, Jaidyn Decker 2.

Three-pointers: GR 1 (Vielandi); CF 0.

Other Scores:

Girls’ Basketball:

UV falls to Unatego 48-28. Jaiden Schrag led the Storm with 12 points.

Oxford drops to Delhi 41-22. Taegan Manwarren and Margaret Rovente each had eight points in the loss.

OV falls to Fabius-Pompey 36-19. Miranda Hackett led the Vikings with five points.

Wrestling:

Oxford/Greene falls to Walton/Delhi 48-24. Urijah Dibble (fft), Aiden Marcin (fall 4:45), Caden Smith (fft), and Jared Milk (fft) all earn wins for the Blackhawks.

Sherburne-Earlville wins the Denny Wright Memorial Duals while BGAH came in fourth place in Homer. Full results have not been reported at this time and may be written up at a later date. However, S-E defeated every team in the meet, while BGAH went 1-3. It has been known that S-E’s Aiden Kiehn went 4-0 in the meet to earn Most Outstanding Wrestler. For more information, visit cnywrestling.com.