First half of Drago Tournament opener: Oneonta High vs Johnston City
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November 24, 2009
SLIDESHOW: Oneonta vs Johnston City basketball
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Streak vs. streak to highlight 50th Clinton Canoe Regatta
50TH ANNUAL GENERAL CLINTON CANOE REGATTA ... He's not just coming back for a free meal, although Serge Corbin will get one during his return to the General Clinton Canoe Regatta. Two days after his first-class Clinton Hall of Fame induction and dinner Saturday, 28-time C-2 Pro Class champion Corbin will compete in the 70-miler from Cooperstown to Bainbridge for the first time since 2005.
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OHS' Kelby advances to states
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP ... Forgive Oneonta High sophomore Emerson Kelby if he's feeling a little flushed. After beating Andy Hsu of Ithaca and Keith Jensen of Binghamton in straight sets Friday in the Section Four State Qualifier at the Binghamton Tennis Center, Kelby earned a spot in the New York State High School Championships that start at 1 p.m. Thursday at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing.
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Wood leaves SUNY Delhi's cross country and track programs
SUNY DELHI ... It's Justin Wood's time to pass the baton. Following four highly successful years coaching SUNY Delhi's cross country and track and field programs, Walton graduate Wood will soon take a job with a private fitness company in Clinton, N.J.
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B-G/A's Fuller, Walton's Maguire highlight Section Four Class C track meet
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD _ SECTION FOUR CLASS MEETS ... Bainbridge-Guilford/Afton's boys and Walton's girls each finished second Thursday in the Section Four Class C Track and Field Championships at Greene. The Bears had 74 points _ five behind winner Trumansburg. The Blue Devils won the girls team title, too, with 92 points _ 43 ahead of Walton.
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Jackets one-hit Forks in sectional quarterfinal
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OHS girls win Class B track title
Oneonta High’s girls, behind wins in the 100- and 400-meter hurdles races by junior Jenn Jelic, won the Section Four Class B track title at home Thursday.
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Cutting throws perfect game as Afton softball cruises
Payton Cutting’s five-inning perfect game included the 12 strikeouts and second-seeded Afton cruised to a 17-0 victory over visiting Richfield Springs in a Section Four Class D first-round softball victory Thursday.
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Center Street produces one gold, three silver medals in sectionals
Delhi resident Austin Bedient left no doubt about it Sunday at Damaschke Field.
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Unatego edges Hornets, 1-0, in eight
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL _ SECTION FOUR CLASS C FIRST ROUND ... Kellen Komenda is a straight shooter. Komenda's RBI single up the middle gave host Unatego a walkoff baseball victory Wednesday as the fourth-seeded Spartans nipped Harpursville, 1-0, in eight innings during a Section Four Class C Tournament opener.
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Duda lifts Cooperstown in Section Three C-2 quarterfinal
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL _ SECTION THREE CLASS C-2 QUARTERFINAL ... Lexi Duda went 3-for-3 with two RBIs to lead Cooperstown to a 6-4 victory over visiting Port Byron in a Section Three Class C-2 Tournament quarterfinal Wednesday.
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Top-seeded Hancock beats Tri-Valley League's best on sophomore's single
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL _ SECTION FOUR CLASS D QUARTERFINAL ... Eli Holton should have had more, but his bases-loaded hit with none out in the bottom of the seventh inning was just enough for Hancock on Thursday. Holton pulled a pitch from Brett Adams down the third-base line for a walkoff single as the top-seeded Wildcats slipped past Tri-Valley League baseball champion Cherry Valley-Springfield, 2-1, in a Section Four Class D quarterfinal.
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Streak vs. streak to highlight 50th Clinton Canoe Regatta
