Local sports scoreboard for Friday, December 9th.
By: Michael Spellman
Updated: December 15, 2011
Boys Basketball
New Hartford 79, Oneida 69
Hartford outscored Oneida Oneida
Adirondack 66, Remsen 28
Remsen 5 6 8 9 - 28. Adirondack 20 18 14 14 - 66
Poland 57, Dolgeville 31
Canastota 63, Sauquoit Valley 55
V-V-S 53, Camden 50
Camden 16 11 17 6 50. VVS 7 21 10 15 53
Camden - Ryan McCarthy 8-1-21 Colby Stratton 8-2-19 Karl Kirch 5-0-10 Totals 21-3- 50
3PT Fgs McCarthy 4 Stratton 1
VVS - Colby Mason 1-0-2 Alex Saville 4-1-9 Joe Spinella 4-2-12 Josh Webb 2-2-8 Adam Nell 2-1-5 Brett Field 7-3-17
Totals 20-9-53 3PT Fgs Spinella 2 Webb 2
Camden (0-0, 1-3) VVS (2-1)
Mount Markham 65, Herkimer 56
Herkimer 18-7-14-17 - 56. Mt. Markham 16-10-20-19 - 65
Herkimer (0-0, 0-2): Mike Dobek 8, Sean Crandall 15, Brian McGuire 5, Malik Briggs 11, Adrian Viscomi 3, TeJay Chillufo 5, Dan Graziadi 3, Teddy Borek 6. Totals: 20-10-56.
Mt. Markham (0-0, 1-0): James Beck 4, Josh Diehl 21, Jalen Hubbard 14, Austin Kobler 1, Ben Maxson 5, Josh Holtham 9, Nate Hudson 11, Travis Nelson 0, Larry Hammill 0, Nick Miller 0. Totals: 21-23-65.
3-point goals: Herkimer 7 (Dobek 2, Crandall 4, Brian McGuire 1); Mt. Markham 0.
Herkimer came out hot and hit 4 3's in the first quarter en route to an 18-16 lead. Shooting cooled in the 2nd quarter and we led 26-25 at the half. We started the 3rd quarter with a press which led to a couple baskets and really ended up being the difference in the game. Our big men led us overall as Josh Diehl had 21 points and 17 rebounds, with Jalen Hubbard adding 14 points and 12 rebounds. Jalen was also 8-8 from the free throw line.
Ilion 63, Frankfort-Schuyler 49
Ilion 14 13 15 21 - 63. Frankfort 13 10 16 10 - 49
Ilion (1-2) Dan North 7, Kewon Perez 14, Patrick Bergin 9, Tyler Brien 10, Brandon Harrigan 6,
Herschel Ivey 17 Totals (26 total field goals, 15 Free Throws, 63 Total Points) 3 Point FG - 4(Ivey 2, Harrigan 1, North 1)
Frankfort-Schuyler (0-2) Vin Fumarola 13, Carl DeRollo 9, Brian Fee 11, Sam Salamone 2, Nick Cooper 4, Mitchell Shortt 2, John Spina 2, A. Sparagna 6 Totals (21 total field goals, 10 Free Throws, 49 Total Points) 3 Point FG - 3(Fumarola 2, Fee 1)
Little Falls 80, Old Forge 22
Little Falls 25 24 14 17- 80. Town of Webb 8 8 2 4- 22
Oriskany 69, Westmoreland 53
Oriskany 19-19-11-20 - 69. Westmoreland 12-9-19-13 - 53
Oriskany (0-0, 2-0): Austin Smith 19, Anthony Pickard 2, Steven Rossi 20, Nate Keating 16, Steve McCoduck 10, Chaz Koss Totals: 28-6-69.
Westmoreland (0-0, 0-2) Trevor Debiase 2, Ted Flint 13, Marvin Sherman 14, Tyler Witter 17, Joe Lalonde 1, Tyler Taverne 6 Totals: 22-4-53.
3-point goals: Oriskany 7 (Smith 5, Keating 1, McCorduck 1); Westmoreland 5 (Witter 3, Sherman 2).
Oriskany's Steven Rossi got off to a hot start, scoring 16 of his 20 points in the first half. His scoring paced the Redskin's to a 17 point half time lead. Westmoreland fought back in the second half to close the 3rd quarter down 9. The Bulldogs fought valiantly, but Oriskany's Austin Smith iced the game late with two of his five three pointers. Marvin Sherman did a little bit of everything for the Bulldogs with 14 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks. Tyler Witter did the bulk of the Bulldogs with 17. Tyler Taverne did a nice job in the post with 8 rebounds and 4 steals.
RFA 68, Holland Patent 66
Proctor 62, Rush-Henrietta 59
Whitesboro 70, Fulton 59
Waterville 64, West Canada Valley 52
Rome Catholic 59, Morrisville-Eaton 46
Girls Basketball
Holland Patent 58, Rome Free Academy 45
RFA - Alana Quance #12 2-fgm, 1-3pm, 4-ftm, 11-tp, Jamie Marcinkowski #30 0-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 1-tp, Kaysie Gregory #40 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 3-tp, Lindsey Gates #20 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Krista Anken #44 2-fgm, 0-3pm, 3-ftm, 7-tp, Jordan General #32 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Kayli Smith #34 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Ashley D'Amore #22 5-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 11-tp, Tanya Lombardo #10 0-fgm, 2-3pm, 0-ftm, 6-tp
Sherbunre-Earlville Tournament
Camden 3, V-V-S 1
Boys Bowling
Whitesboro 9, Notre Dame 2
Whitesboro (2-0, 2-0) Bobby Jones 299 - 706, Jordan Calhoun 673, Brandon Zaleski 614
Notre Dame (1-1, 1-1) Rich Viti 247 - 659, Mike Valenti 633
Proctor 9, New Hartford 2
V-V-S 10, Camden 1
VVS (1-0): Brendan Thomas 251,656; Tristan Tormey 638; Brad Long 620, Collin Laguzza 618
Camden (1-0,1-1): Mike Dean 601
Girls Bowling
V-V-S 6, Camden 5
New Hartford 79, Oneida 69
New
New Hartford (2-0, 2-0): Jared Henderson 25, Jordan Henderson 10, Tom Clifford 6, Robert Broccoli 6, Mark Chanatry 2, Joe Donovan 10, Matt Desens 1, Derek German 17, Vinny Maugeri 2 Totals: 26-13-79
Oneida (1-1, 1-1): Chris Morehouse 6, Kyle Peck 31, David Rougeux 2, Lucas Durant 15, Matt Carinci 5, Bryan Inman 4, Tyler Kuhn 6 Totals: 28-5-69
3-Point Goals: New
Adirondack 66, Remsen 28
Remsen 5 6 8 9 - 28. Adirondack 20 18 14 14 - 66
Remsen (0-3, 0-0 CSC IV) - Steven Gothan 14, Casey Corrigan 7, Kyle Gargas 2, Adam McDonald 2, Chris Woolheater 3. 8-9-28
Adirondack (1-1, 0-0 CSC I): Justin Kranbuhl 13, Ryan Dellerba 7, Nick Hardy 5, Taylor Lyon 0, Colton Cihocki 0, Tyler Poccahiari 12, Gabe Acey 0, Josh Howland 11, Aaron Woodworth 2, Joe Marks 4, Brandon Grenier 9, Will Brown 3. 27-6-66
3-point goals: Remsen 3 (Gothan 2, Woolheater 1) Adirondack 3 (Kranbuhl 1, Hardy 1, Dellerba 1).
Cats win a CSC crossover game versus Remsen. Justin Kranbuhl led the Cats with 13 points as Brandon Grenier added 12 rebounds and Joe Marks had 11 boards.
Poland 57, Dolgeville 31
Dolgeville 2-11-10-8 - 31. Poland 13-14-16-14 - 57
Dolgeville: Bryce Dineen 6, Andrew Drumm 4, Andrew Sawyer 2, Luke Nourse 3, Jake Darling 8, Zach Farquhar 2, Shane Jacquay 5, Brady Getman 1.
Poland: Zak Cavoly 6, Bryce Wenzel 6, Dustin DuBrule 9, Mark Shelhamer 8, Wesley Wright 2, Ross Agen 13, Austin Dexter 3, Trevor Pillmore 4, Reid Hampel 2, Alex Jensen 4
3-point goals: Dolgeville: B. Dineen 2, L. Nourse 1; Poland: A. Dexter 1.
Canastota 63, Sauquoit Valley 55
Canastota 17-10-7-19- ot 10 - 63.
Canastota: Greg Zupan 13, Brett Olden 14, Ron Vaccaro 21, Jamas Mason 2, Garet Clemens 8, Nic Stagnitti 5, 21-9-63
Sauquoit: Aaron LoPiccolo 13, Kyle Jones 12, Alec Voce 8, Mark Martin 6, Ryan Stalker 5, Justin Jarecki 4, Dylan Wheelock 4, Robbie Slivinski 3, 22-9-55
3pt:
Stats: Sauquoit Kyle Jones 16 rebounds 4 steals
Game Highlights: Canastota overcame a 5 point Sauquoit lead with 1:30 to go in regulation.
V-V-S 53, Camden 50
Camden 16 11 17 6 50. VVS 7 21 10 15 53
Camden - Ryan McCarthy 8-1-21 Colby Stratton 8-2-19 Karl Kirch 5-0-10 Totals 21-3- 50
3PT Fgs McCarthy 4 Stratton 1
VVS - Colby Mason 1-0-2 Alex Saville 4-1-9 Joe Spinella 4-2-12 Josh Webb 2-2-8 Adam Nell 2-1-5 Brett Field 7-3-17
Totals 20-9-53 3PT Fgs Spinella 2 Webb 2
Camden (0-0, 1-3) VVS (2-1)
Mount Markham 65, Herkimer 56
Herkimer 18-7-14-17 - 56. Mt. Markham 16-10-20-19 - 65
Herkimer (0-0, 0-2): Mike Dobek 8, Sean Crandall 15, Brian McGuire 5, Malik Briggs 11, Adrian Viscomi 3, TeJay Chillufo 5, Dan Graziadi 3, Teddy Borek 6. Totals: 20-10-56.
Mt. Markham (0-0, 1-0): James Beck 4, Josh Diehl 21, Jalen Hubbard 14, Austin Kobler 1, Ben Maxson 5, Josh Holtham 9, Nate Hudson 11, Travis Nelson 0, Larry Hammill 0, Nick Miller 0. Totals: 21-23-65.
3-point goals: Herkimer 7 (Dobek 2, Crandall 4, Brian McGuire 1); Mt. Markham 0.
Herkimer came out hot and hit 4 3's in the first quarter en route to an 18-16 lead. Shooting cooled in the 2nd quarter and we led 26-25 at the half. We started the 3rd quarter with a press which led to a couple baskets and really ended up being the difference in the game. Our big men led us overall as Josh Diehl had 21 points and 17 rebounds, with Jalen Hubbard adding 14 points and 12 rebounds. Jalen was also 8-8 from the free throw line.
Ilion 63, Frankfort-Schuyler 49
Ilion 14 13 15 21 - 63. Frankfort 13 10 16 10 - 49
Ilion (1-2) Dan North 7, Kewon Perez 14, Patrick Bergin 9, Tyler Brien 10, Brandon Harrigan 6,
Herschel Ivey 17 Totals (26 total field goals, 15 Free Throws, 63 Total Points) 3 Point FG - 4(Ivey 2, Harrigan 1, North 1)
Frankfort-Schuyler (0-2) Vin Fumarola 13, Carl DeRollo 9, Brian Fee 11, Sam Salamone 2, Nick Cooper 4, Mitchell Shortt 2, John Spina 2, A. Sparagna 6 Totals (21 total field goals, 10 Free Throws, 49 Total Points) 3 Point FG - 3(Fumarola 2, Fee 1)
Little Falls 80, Old Forge 22
Little Falls 25 24 14 17- 80. Town of Webb 8 8 2 4- 22
Little Falls- Yallowitz 10, Baumeister 3, McLaughlin 7, Godlewski 16, Lonis 6, Day 7, LaCoppola 3, Battisti 10, Delaney 10, Mihevc 2, Edick 6 32-13-80
Town of Webb- Risley 8, Kress 3, Hunkins 3, Earl 8 9-4-22
3 pointers- LF 7- (Yallowitz 2, Godlewski 2, Baumeister 1, Day 1, LaCoppola 1) Town of Webb 0
Baumeister and Day both left game to get stitches above their eye
18 total team steals
Oriskany 69, Westmoreland 53
Oriskany 19-19-11-20 - 69. Westmoreland 12-9-19-13 - 53
Oriskany (0-0, 2-0): Austin Smith 19, Anthony Pickard 2, Steven Rossi 20, Nate Keating 16, Steve McCoduck 10, Chaz Koss Totals: 28-6-69.
Westmoreland (0-0, 0-2) Trevor Debiase 2, Ted Flint 13, Marvin Sherman 14, Tyler Witter 17, Joe Lalonde 1, Tyler Taverne 6 Totals: 22-4-53.
3-point goals: Oriskany 7 (Smith 5, Keating 1, McCorduck 1); Westmoreland 5 (Witter 3, Sherman 2).
Oriskany's Steven Rossi got off to a hot start, scoring 16 of his 20 points in the first half. His scoring paced the Redskin's to a 17 point half time lead. Westmoreland fought back in the second half to close the 3rd quarter down 9. The Bulldogs fought valiantly, but Oriskany's Austin Smith iced the game late with two of his five three pointers. Marvin Sherman did a little bit of everything for the Bulldogs with 14 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals and 2 blocks. Tyler Witter did the bulk of the Bulldogs with 17. Tyler Taverne did a nice job in the post with 8 rebounds and 4 steals.
RFA 68, Holland Patent 66
Proctor 62, Rush-Henrietta 59
Whitesboro 70, Fulton 59
Waterville 64, West Canada Valley 52
Rome Catholic 59, Morrisville-Eaton 46
Girls Basketball
Holland Patent 58, Rome Free Academy 45
HP (1-1 TVL, 1-1 Overall) RFA (0-1 TVL, 1-2 Overall)
HP - Nicole Dupuis #3 2-fgm, 1-3pm, 0-ftm, 7-tp, Fallon Reinold #4 0-fgm, 2-3pm, 2-ftm, 8-tp, Alyssa Curtis #5 2-fgm, 2-3pm, 0-ftm, 10-tp, Riley Reinold #13 0-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 1-tp, Korey Bunal #14 3-fgm, 0-3pm, 6-ftm, 12-tp, Allyson Freiermuth #22 7-fgm, 0-3pm, 5-ftm, 19-tp, Abree Kotary #23 0-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 1-tpRFA - Alana Quance #12 2-fgm, 1-3pm, 4-ftm, 11-tp, Jamie Marcinkowski #30 0-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 1-tp, Kaysie Gregory #40 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 3-tp, Lindsey Gates #20 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Krista Anken #44 2-fgm, 0-3pm, 3-ftm, 7-tp, Jordan General #32 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Kayli Smith #34 1-fgm, 0-3pm, 0-ftm, 2-tp, Ashley D'Amore #22 5-fgm, 0-3pm, 1-ftm, 11-tp, Tanya Lombardo #10 0-fgm, 2-3pm, 0-ftm, 6-tp
Sherbunre-Earlville Tournament
Sherburne-Earlville 47 Hamilton 37
Hamilton 10 7 5 15 - 37. S-E 8 17 14 8 - 47
Hamilton (0-0, 0-1): Jess Welsh 2 0-2-5, Lauren Weeks 5 0-0-12, Katie Weeks 2 1-2-7, Katherine Keever 4 0-0-8, Hayleigh Hanson 1 1-2-3, Kendall Rusch 0 2-2-2. Totals: 14-4-37.
S-E (0-0, 2-0): Sierra Morris 4 0-0-8, Briana Vibbard 0 2-2-2, Jordan VanAlthuis 3 2-5-8, Mikayla Solloway 3 0-0-6, Kelsie Christian 1 0-0-2, Cassie Beaver 9 3-3-21. Totals: 20-7-47.
3 point goals: Hamilton 5 (Welsh, L. Weeks 3, K. Weeks 2). S-E none. Cassie Beaver scored 11 of her 21 points in the 2nd quarter and grabbed 17 rebounds and had 3 blocks.
V-V-S 48, Camden 44
Proctor 56, Whtiesboro 50
New Hartford 45, Oneida 38
Madison 46, Cincinnatus 25
Boys Hockey
Auburn 5, Whitesboro 1
W'Boro 0-0-1 - 1. Auburn 2-2-1 - 5.
W'boro (0-3-1) Auburn (2-1-1)
Whitesboro - Kirk Chevrier 1 goal. Goalie Stats - Tyler Garcia 12 saves, 4 GA. Joe Tartaglia 6 saves, 1 GA.
Clinton 4, Fulton 2
Clinton 1-2-1 - 4. Fulton 1-0-1 - 2.
Girls Volleyball
Dolgeville 3, Sauquoit Valley 0
25-16, 25-14, 25-18
Dolgeville (2-0,): Lora Allen 2ac, 11Kills, 12assists, 7digs; Ashley Mettler 4 aces, 7 kills, 8 assists, 4 digs, Mikey Rubas 3 aces, 6 kills 2 blocks; Charli Rose Seeley 5aces, 4 kills, 4 digs
V-V-S 48, Camden 44
vvs-Paige Zupan 3 2=8, Ashley Palmer 7,2=17, Marissa Randall 2=6, Leanne Doolen 3,1=7, Codie Bayeur 2,4=8, clara Richardson 1=2; 14,27,34,48
totals-15, 3,9=48 3pt shots- Randall 2, Palmer 1 =3
Camden- Guen Proper 2,1=5, Kiersten Leos 4,1=10, Becky Roser 1=2, Torie Snow 3=6, Andrea Paltington 1=1, Lindsay Jones 6,5=18, Michelle Wishart 1=2
totals- 15,2,8=44 3pt. shots Leos 1, Jones 1=2 score by quarters 8,21,26,44
Proctor 56, Whtiesboro 50
New Hartford 45, Oneida 38
Madison 46, Cincinnatus 25
Boys Hockey
Auburn 5, Whitesboro 1
W'Boro 0-0-1 - 1. Auburn 2-2-1 - 5.
W'boro (0-3-1) Auburn (2-1-1)
Whitesboro - Kirk Chevrier 1 goal. Goalie Stats - Tyler Garcia 12 saves, 4 GA. Joe Tartaglia 6 saves, 1 GA.
Clinton 4, Fulton 2
Clinton 1-2-1 - 4. Fulton 1-0-1 - 2.
Clinton Stats: 4 Luke Lauchert 1 - 1, 3 Jack Zoller 1 - 1, 7 Steve Higgins 0 - 2, 15 Connor Elsenbeck 1 - 0, 16 Jake Bialek 1 - 0, 20 Mike Seakan 0 - 1, 5 Seve Kowalski 0 - 1, 33 Cory Harris 29 Saves ( 2GA) 45 Mins.
Fulton Stats: 22 Matt Billion 2 - 0, 11 Bryce Knight 0 - 1, 14 Trey Sheldon 0 - 1, 1 Anthony Semeraro 23 Saves ( 3GA ) 27:47 Mins. 30 Brandon Ladd 9 Saves ( 1GA ) 17:13 Mins.
Girls Volleyball
Dolgeville 3, Sauquoit Valley 0
25-16, 25-14, 25-18
Dolgeville (2-0,): Lora Allen 2ac, 11Kills, 12assists, 7digs; Ashley Mettler 4 aces, 7 kills, 8 assists, 4 digs, Mikey Rubas 3 aces, 6 kills 2 blocks; Charli Rose Seeley 5aces, 4 kills, 4 digs
Sauquoit Valley (0-0, 0-2): Laura Homer-Gunther 12k, 2aces, 2 assists, 9 digs, 3blocks; Jamie Tran 8aces, 14 assists, 2 digs,Lindsey Hogel 5aces, 1 digs, Michaela Clark 6 kills, 3 digs
Camden 3, V-V-S 1
25-20, 25-20, 25-27, 25-16
Camden 3-0 Nina Arno 1ac, 5k, 1bl, 5d; Courtney Bradish 6ac, 8as, 4k, 1bl, 2d; Aubrey Coon 3ac, 1k, 3d; Ashlynn Hutton 1ac, 8k, 2bl; Jessica Mitchell 1ac, 11as, 1d
VVS 1-2 Tamara Beal 13d; Alexis Kavanaugh 1ac, 10k, 4bl; Sam Kogut 8k, 4d; Morgan Lyman 6d; Rebecca Przybylski 1ac, 23as
Boys Bowling
Whitesboro 9, Notre Dame 2
Whitesboro (2-0, 2-0) Bobby Jones 299 - 706, Jordan Calhoun 673, Brandon Zaleski 614
Notre Dame (1-1, 1-1) Rich Viti 247 - 659, Mike Valenti 633
Proctor 9, New Hartford 2
Proctor (Record - Overall 3 - 0, TVL 2 - 0 ) Ben Loughlin - 258 - 708, Josh Pearson - 634
New Hartford (Record - Overall and TVL 0 -2) Ben Derrane - 268 - 670
V-V-S 10, Camden 1
VVS (1-0): Brendan Thomas 251,656; Tristan Tormey 638; Brad Long 620, Collin Laguzza 618
Camden (1-0,1-1): Mike Dean 601
Girls Bowling
V-V-S 6, Camden 5
VVS high game Rachael Schmeichel 171 and high series 457
Camden high game and series Amber Coe 174 and 493
Total pinfall VVS 3138, Camden 3150
Records: VVS 1/0 Independant
Camden TVL 0/1, overall 0/2
New Hartford 7, Proctor 4
New Hartford 7, Proctor 4
New Hartford (1-1) HEATHER BADGER 163, 484
Proctor (2-0) Marguerite Fish 171, 472
Men's Ice Hockey
Hamilton 3, Middlebury 0
Midd 0-0-0--0. Ham 0-2-1--3
Middlebury (4-2-1 overall, 4-1-0 NESCAC): John Yanchek 33 saves (60:00).
Hamilton (3-3-1, 1-3-0): Sam Choate 1 goal-0 assists, Anthony Scarpino 1-0, Anthony Ruberto 1-0, Phil DiDonato 0-2, BJ Lalonde 0-1, Drew Jelinek 0-1, Andrew White 0-1; Joe Quattrocchi 31 saves (60:00).
Notes: Middlebury is ranked 8th in this week's Division III Top 15 poll. ... First shutout for Hamilton against Middlebury since a 2-0 win in 1938-39. ... First career shutout for Hamilton's Joe Quattrocchi '14.
Men's Ice Hockey
Hamilton 3, Middlebury 0
Midd 0-0-0--0. Ham 0-2-1--3
Middlebury (4-2-1 overall, 4-1-0 NESCAC): John Yanchek 33 saves (60:00).
Hamilton (3-3-1, 1-3-0): Sam Choate 1 goal-0 assists, Anthony Scarpino 1-0, Anthony Ruberto 1-0, Phil DiDonato 0-2, BJ Lalonde 0-1, Drew Jelinek 0-1, Andrew White 0-1; Joe Quattrocchi 31 saves (60:00).
Notes: Middlebury is ranked 8th in this week's Division III Top 15 poll. ... First shutout for Hamilton against Middlebury since a 2-0 win in 1938-39. ... First career shutout for Hamilton's Joe Quattrocchi '14.
