BOYS' BASKETBALL

Sherburne-Earlville 54, Canastota 43

SHERBURNE - Sherburne-Earlville played complementary basketball on the offensive and defensive side of the ball to establish a big lead in Monday's home win over Canastota.

Preston Eaves scored a game-high 20 points for the Marauders (7-9), one shy of his season-high, as the Marauders won for the second time in three games.

"I thought we played very well defensively, and moved the ball well offensively for the first three quarters," said S-E coach Kevin Vibbard. "We made the extra pass, took good shots, looked to drive a little, kicked out to open looks, and swung it side to side, which is good basketball against the zone."

Brock Weidman had 12 points, five assists, and three steals for the Marauders, Taylor Gryzmkowski scored 10 points, and Zach Trass pulled down a team-best nine rebounds.

The Marauders play Holland Patent on Thursday.

Canastota:  John Burnett 4, Haydyn Lightcap 19, Clay Roberts  12, Caiden Bomeau  8. Totals:  FG-16, FT 3-11-43.

S-E (7-9):  Ethan Simonds 4, Taylor Gryzmkowski 10, Preston Eaves 20, Brock Weidman 12, Zach Trass 4, Garrett Fleming 2, Jack Rodman 2. Totals:  FG-21, FT 4-5-54

Score by quarters

Cana.   10  10  5  18-43

S-E  11  15  15  13-54

Three-point goals: S-E 8 (Eaves 4, Gryzmkowski 2, Weidman 2). Canastota 8 (Lightcap 5, Roberts 3).

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Sidney 64, Greene 62

GREENE - Greene was unable to hold a two-point lead with under 30 seconds to play as Sidney rallied for the two-point win on Monday.

Greene led 62-60 before Dylan Easton hit a pair of free throws for the Warriors knotting the game at 62. On the Trojans' final possession, Sidney forced the turnover, and Alec Fogarty bucketed the winning points as time expired.

Greene (3-10) erased an eight-point halftime deficit behind the Jaden Eroshevich's strong second-half performance.

Eroshevich scored 14 of his season-best 17 points in the second half to lead Greene. Joey Gibbs scored seven of his 12 in the fourth for Greene, and Aiden Pickard added 10 points.

Sidney: Chris Moreno 2, Cam Harris 4, Alec Fogarty 25, Danny Morris 10, Dylan Easton  13, Cam Russo 2, Chris Frederick 8. Totals:  FG-21, FT 19-32-64.

Greene (3-10):  Liam Flanagan 9, Joel Vielandi 6, Terriek Brown 4, Joey Gibbs 12, Jaden Eroshevich 17, Aiden Pickard 10, Bill Dunlap 4. Totals:  FG-22, FT 15-25-62

Score by quarters

Sidney  15  17  14  20--64

Greene  11  13  17  21--62

Three-point goals:  Sidney 3 (Morris 2, Frederick). Greene 3 (Eroshevich 2, Gibbs).

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Madison 76, Otselic Valley 53

SOUTH OTSELIC - Braeden Davis' career night went for naught as Otselic Valley fell to Madison on Saturday.

Ethan Rivers and Hayden Dumas combined for 49 points to lead Madison. Rivers had 12 in the opening  quarter as Madison raced to a 26-7 lead.

Davis backed up a good first half with an even better second half scoring 19 of his season-high 32 points. Matthew Wetterer added 12 points for OV.

Madison:  Ethan Rivers 28, Burns 2, Hayden Dumas 21, Peters 8, Anthony Dodge 19. Totals: FG-32, FT 6-8-76.

OV:  Levi Lyon 9, Braeden Davis 32, Matthew Wetterer 12. Totals: FG-20, FT 7-7-53.

Score by quarters

Madison 26 17 18 15-76

OVall    7   15   17  14--53

Three-point goals:  Otselic Valley 6 (Davis 4, Wetterer, Lyon). Madison 6 (Rivers 3, Peters 2, Dumas).

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Greene 54, Walton 36

GREENE - A second straight sterling defensive performance  in the first quarter provided the bulk of Greene's margin of victory in Monday's MAC win over Walton.

Greene shutout the Warriors in the first quarter building a 17-0 lead.

Sisters Payton and Abby Yahner split a dozen points down the middle to fuel Greene's early attack.

Walton's Jadyn Gransbury found her scoring touch over the final three quarters finishing with 28 points. No other Walton player had more than three markers.

"We played good defense again in the first quarter, but had foul trouble and little bit of letdown in the second," said Greene coach Dave Gorton.

Olivia Kennedy nailed three 3s in the final quarter to finish with 15 points, Payton Yahner also had 15, and Abby Yahner totaled 11 for Greene (11-3).

Walton:  H. Merwin 2, Ava Coons 3, Jadyn Gransbury 28, Jillian Wright 3. Totals:  FG-13, FT 8-14-36.

Greene (11-3):  Olivia Kennedy 15, Cassie Butler 4, Abby Yahner 11, Payton Yahner 15, Claire Flanagan 6, Lyla Biefeldt 3. Totals: FG-23, FT 4-16-54

Score by quarters

Walton  0  8  15  13--36

Greene 17  9   12  10--54

Three-point goals: Walton 2 (Gransbury, Wright). Greene 4 (Kennedy 3, Flanagan).

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Otselic Valley 44, McGraw 37

SOUTH OTSELIC - Otselic Valley took control in the second quarter, and did not trail the rest of the way to pick up its first win of the season on Monday.

Emily Miller posted a double-double with 22 points and 14 rebounds, Tori Foster had 16 points and six steals, and Emily Smith added seven steals for the Vikings (1-11).

"We struggled shooting in the first quarter but gained the lead in the second quarter and never relinquished it," said OV coach Danielle Graham. "Emily Smith and Tori Foster played great defense on the front of the press causing many turnovers

McGraw:  Lexi McCall 10, Heather McGee 7, Madison Sweeney 6, Hannah Wilson 9. Allie West 4, Hailey McCall 1. Totals:  FG-14, FT  9-19-37.

Otselic Valley:  Tori Foster 16, Emily Smith 2, Allie Marsala 1, Emily Miller 22, Madison Bartlett 2, Caylene Russell 1. Totals:  FG- 15, FT 13-26--44

Score by quarters

McG.   5   7  13  12--37

OVall   4 13  12 15--44

Three-point goals:  McGraw-none.  OV 1 (Foster).

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BOWLING

UV girls top B-G; Bobcats boys return favor to Storm

BAINBRIDGE - Bainbridge-Guilford's boys overcame a first-game loss to Unadilla Valley to score a 3-1 victory at home on Monday afternoon.

Meanwhile, the Storm girls maintained their unblemished mark with a 4-0 shutout of the Bobcats.

Trent Sullivan's 692 series led the Bobcats' boys, and Collin Dicks threw a 676 set.

Will Rumovicz's 653 set the pace for UV.

Pyper Kneale and Phalen Hill produced consistent performances to top UV's bowlers.

Kneale rolled a 595 trio of games, and Hill fashioned a match-best 636 series.

Results

Honor Scores

Girls

UV 4, B-G 0

UV (2,602):  Pyper Kneale 194, 190, 211, 595, Kailee Figger 197, Phalen Hill 226, 184, 225, 636; Brynn Grant 214, 526.

B-G (977):  Catherine Fuller 248, 182, 554.

Boys

B-G 3, UV 1

UV (2,748):  Will Rumovicz 214, 214, 225, 653, Nate Rumovicz 215, Owen Hill 237.

B-G (2,846):  Collin Dicks 236, 256, 676, Trent Sullivan 242, 247, 203, 692.