Vikings Win Overtime Thriller
Published: February 10th, 2022
By: Patrick Newell

BOYS' BASKETBALL

Otselic Valley 56, Stockbridge Valley 55 (OT)

SOUTH OTSELIC - Otselic Valley made an improbable rally making up a four-point deficit in less than four seconds to escape with a thrilling one-point overtime victory Wednesday night against Stockbridge Valley.

The Indians scored the first six points of the extra period to take the control, and still held a four-point lead entering the last 30 seconds.

On its last possession where the host Vikes missed two shots - and recovered both offensive rebounds - a Braeden Davis drive to a congested paint area and kickout pass to Levi Lyon led to a big 3 that cut the margin to one point with 3.5 seconds remaining.

OV (9-8) used a full-court press, and Matt Wetterer stripped an SV ballhandler, and then passed to Davis for the winning layup at the buzzer.

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"It was pandemonium, and fans rushed out on the court," said OV coach Jake Preston after the victory.

Davis had another huge offensive night for OV finished with 30 points, four three-pointers made, and seven rebounds.

Wetterer and Cole Warren added eight points and seven rebounds apiece in the win.

SV:  McHugh 3, Alex Smith 24, Fisher 2, Ethan Smith 13, Backer 6, Jayson 7. Totals:  fG-22, FT 6-9-55.

OV:  Drew Sibila 4, Levi Lyon 6, Braeden Davis 30, Matthew Wetterer 8, Cole Warren 8. Totals;

Score by quarters  OT

SVall  10  11  14  12  8--55

OVall 10  16  12   9   9--56

Three-point goals:  OV 6 (Davis 4, Lyon 2). SV 5 (Smith 2, McHugh, Smith, Jayson).

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Walton 53, Greene 45

WALTON - Walton seized the momentum in the fourth quarter getting big-time shooting from leading scorer Meyer Little to defeat the Trojans on Wednesday.

Staked to just a one-point lead over the Trojans entering the final eight minutes, Little crammed in a trio of three balls for the Warriors to create some separation.

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Little wound up with 20 points to lead all scorers.

Bill Dunlap led Greene with 11 points, and Jaden Eroshevich added 10.

Greene:  Liam Flanagan 5, Joel Vielandi 5, Kloden Rapp 2, Terriek Brown 2, Joey Gibbs 9, Jaden Eroshevich 10, Aiden Pickard 1, Bill Dunlap 11. Totals: FG-17, FT 10-18-45.

Walton:  Zack Gardner 10, Jorge Delpino 6, R. Dutcher 5, Parker Macdonald 5, Meyer Little 20, Robert Conklin 7. Totals:  FG-19, FT 10-21--53

Score by quarters

Greene   12   9  11  13--45

Walton   8   19  7   19--53

Three-point goals:  Greene 1 (Flanagan). Walton 5 (Little 4, Macdonald)

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Bainbridge-Guilford 65, Walton 40

WALTON - Bainbridge-Guilford had four players score in double figures, and the Bobcats evened their record on the season using one of their best first halves of the season in Tuesday's road win.

B-G (9-9) jumped out to a 22-point halftime lead getting 13 points from Connor Vredenburgh, and 11 from Ilias Wilson.

Vredenburgh led the B-G quartet that reached double figures scoring a game-high 21 points.

Wilson, James Hogroian, and David Emerson had 13, 12, and 11 points respectively.

B-G (9-9):  David Emerson 11, James Hogroian 12, Ilias Wilson 13, Lucas Carlin 2, Garrett O'Hara 3, Owen Brown 3, Connor Vredenburgh 21. Totals:  FG-23, FT 15-27-65.

Walton:  Zack Gardner 7, Delpino 4, Dutcher 4, Macdonald 3, Phraner 3, Mirabel 3, Meyer Little 13, D. Phoenix 2, R. Conklin 2. FG-15, FT 7-18-40.

Score by quarters

B-G  23  16  17  9--65

Wal.  7   10   12  11--40

Three-point goals:  B-G 4 (Emerson 2, Hogroian, Wilson), Walton 3 (Gardner, Little,Macdonald).

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Norwich 76, Susquehanna Valley 33

NORWICH - Norwich wrapped up its Southern Tier Athletic Conference league schedule Tuesday night with a blowout victory over rival Susquehanna Valley.

Winners of the STAC East Division, the Purple Tornado (13-5) put the game out of reach by halftime.

Makenzie Hess scored 12 of her game-high 20 points in the first two quarters, while Margaret Dougher netted eight points over that span, and Emily Evans seven in constructing a 37-16 lead.

Before liberally inserting the reserves in the fourth quarter, Hess scored eight more in the third quarter, and Maddy Morris tacked on six.

Dougher finished with 14 points, Morris scored 11, and Evans had nine.

The Purple Tornado face Maine-Endwell on Tuesday in the STAC tournament semifinals.

Sus Valley: M. Adams 5, H. Brusso 8, L. Kick 5, A. Macnamee 11, A. Mead 4. Totals:  FG-11, FT 9-13-33.

Norwich (13-5):  Maddy Morris 11, Olivia Schiraldi 7, Emily Evans 9, Devin Flanagan 6, Margaret Dougher 14, Julie Turner 3, Cameron VanHouten 2, Mackenzie Hess 20, Julia Llewellyn 4. Totals:  FG-30, FT 9-16-76.

Score by quarters

SVall   7   9   9   8--33

Norw. 18 19 23 16--76

Three-point goals: SV 2 (M. Adams, Kick). Norwich 7 (Hess 3, Dougher 2, Schiraldi, Morris).

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Cooperstown 64, Sherburne-Earlville 37

SHERBURNE - Cooperstown's defense held S-E to under 30 percent shooting, and forced 21 turnovers in Wednesday night's victory over the Marauders.

Gabby Woeppell and Dani Seamon each bucketed a dozen points to lead the Hawkeyes.

Hannah Todd-Rogers led the Marauders in scoring and rebounding netting eight points to go with 13 rebounds.

Cooperstown: Niles 3, Gabby Woeppel 12, L. Williams 11, Feik 6, A. Lewis 4, C. Jensen 8, R. Nelen 2, Dani Seamon 12, S. Kirkby 6. Totals: FG-26, FT 9-12-64.

S-E:  Alex Gryzmkowski 3, Hannah Todd-Rogers 8, Chesnee Miller 4, Alexis James 7, Alyse Brown 6, Trinity Thornton  5, Abby Shaver 4. Totals: FG-17, FT 2-8-37.

Score by quarters

Coop.  18  15  16  15--64

S-E   8   6   10   13--37

Three-point goals: Cooperstown 3 (Williams 2, Niles). S-E 1 (Gryzmkowski 1)

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BOWLING

B-G sweeps Deposit

Honor Scores

(at Fox Bowl, Hancock)

Girls

B-G 4, Deposit 0

B-G (1,545):  Catherine Fuller 442.

Deposit (1,161):  None.

Boys

B-G 3, Deposit 1

B-G (2,404):  Will Hunter 547

Deposit (2,086):  NONE




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