Moffett, Roden key VVS win

Tuesday Results

Girls Basketball

UTICA NOTRE DAME 56, ONEIDA 39 » A big night from the Sehrings lifted Notre Dame over Oneida in Tri-Valley League play. Emma Sehring netted 23 and Claire Sehring put in 21 as Notre Dame outscored Oneida 30-14 in the second half for the win in a clash between league heavyweights. Lauren Skibitski posted 10 points for Oneida in the loss.

Boys Basketball

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL 73, UTICA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 52 » The Red Devils’ big men were at it again Tuesday night. Davey Moffett and Andrew Roden each posted a double-double to help lead VVS past Utica Academy of Science. Moffett netted a game-high 27 points to go with 11 rebounds while Andrew Roden recorded 15 points and hauled in 14 rebounds as VVS won 73-52. Nate Palmer, 15, and Jake Engler, 10, also reached double figures for coach Andy Cossette’s side.

MADISON 73, OTSELIC VAL

LEY 35 » Spencer Haviland led all scorers with a gamehigh 24 points and teammate Sam Matteson contributed with 20 points as the Madison Blue Devils took down Otselic Valley. Madison outscored OV 5016 in the first half of a game that was never in doubt. HANNIBAL 39, CAMDEN 37 » Wyatt Palmer led Camden with 12 points, but the Blue Devils were unable to shake off a two-point third quarter, falling to Hannibal at home.

Girls Bowling

UTICA PROCTOR 9, VERNONVERONA-SHERRILL 2 » A 242-572 from MacKenzie O’Herien wasn’t enough to save VVS on Tuesday as the Red Devils fell to Utica Proctor on the road. CANASTOTA 5, LITTLE FALLS 0» Carolyn Van Slyke rolled a 169-424 to lead Canastota to a 5-0 win at home over Little Falls. ROME FREE ACADEMY 8, CAMDEN3 » Camden dropped its first match of the season on Tuesday, falling to Rome Free Academy at home.

Boys Bowling

LITTLE FALLS 5, CANASTOTA 0

VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL

7, UTICA PROCTOR 4 » Tyler Casler and Bryce Bechtel rolled 656 and 643 respectively, helping VVS edge

Monday Results

Girls Basketball

MADISON 58, OTSELIC VALLEY 28 » Kayla Usborne poured in 25 points to lead Madison past Otselic Valley and help earn the Blue Devils’ first win of the early season. Leading OV by just six points at halftime, Madison outscored the visitors 31-8 in a dominant second half.

MADISON 58, OTSELIC VALLEY 28 STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 55, CINCINNATUS 40 » Stockbridge opened league play with a home win over Cincinnatus on Monday, buoyed by a game-high 21 points from eighth-grader Jill Jacobs. Kelly Greene added 19 more for the Cougars as Jay Lehmann’s side improves to 2-1 overall. STOCKBRIDGE VALLEY 55, CINCINNATUS 28 WATERVILLE 64, CANASTOTA 34 » Waterville outscored Canastota 23- 6 in the second quarter of Monday’s contest en route to a 64-34 victory. Kacey Cashel, 13, and Jessica Evans, 10, reached double figures for the Raiders as they fell to 0-2 on the season.

WATERVILLE 64, CANASTOTA 34

Boys Basketball

HAMILTON 53, FABIUSPOMPEY 18 » Trevor Dow netted 26 points and almost posted a double-double with nine steals to accompany the offensive outburst to lead Hamilton to victory over Fabius-Pompey. Taik Cigeroglu snatched 10 rebounds to go with eight points for coach Tom Blackford’s Emerald Knights. ONEIDA3, NEW HARTFORD 1 » New Hartford took the first game against Oneida on Monday night, but Cynthia Bobo’s side rallied to take the next three for the win. Schuyler Vecchiano had 24 assists and Julia Pickard recorded 11 kills to lead Oneida to its second league win of the season.

ONEIDA 3, NEW HARTFORD 1

Girls Volleyball

CHITTENANGO 3, CATOMERIDIAN 0 » Tyla Cutrie smashed 12 kills to help propel Chittenango to a clean sweep (25-8, 25-6, 25-9) of Cato-Meridian in league play. Tiffany Scofield added nine assists for the Bears as Amy Simmons’ side improves to 3-0 on the season.

Canastota volleyball swept (25-21, 25-15, 25-16) Waterville on Monday to earn its second victory of the season.