Walton's Kristine Reed broke her school record in the 1,000 meters and had the highest finish among local competitors in the Hurley-Quinney Invitational for indoor track Saturday at Cornell University.
Reed finished second in 3 minutes, 11.44 seconds, taking nearly nine seconds off her old record.
Oneonta High's Kim Scofield placed fourth in the triple jump (33 feet, 1 inch) and helped the Yellowjackets' distance-medley relay team to a sixth-place finish in 13:43.2. Missy Emilio, Taylor Hitchcock and Lauren Ward also were on the relay.
Hitchcock finished fourth in the 3,000 (11:16.23).
The Yellowjackets' Theresa DiMartin tied for sixth in the high jump (4-8).
On the boys side, Oneonta's distance-medley relay team of Levi Anderson, Ben Gollin, Mat Robinson and Wembo Tiapo finished fourth in 11:17.94. Gollin also finished sixth in the 1,000 (2:42.12) for OHS, which got a fifth from Aaron Murphy in the triple jump (41-2).
Hurley-Quinney Invitational
Local athletes in top six
Boys team scores: Greece Olympia 60, Rush-Henrietta 54, Hilton 44, Elmira 37, Greece Athena 33, Horseheads 24, Corning 23, Batavia 23, Gates Chili 22, Norwich 22, Vestal 19, Binghamton 12, Trumansburg 8, Cheanngo Forks 8, Oneonta 7, Honeoye 6, Greece Odyssey 4, Penfield, 4, West Seneca 4, Dryden 1, Solvay 1.
Distance-medley relay: 4, Oneonta (Levi Anderson, Ben Gollin, Mat Robinson, Wembo Tiapo) 11:17.94.
1,000: 6, Ben Gollin (Oneonta) 2:42.12.
Triple jump: 5, Aaron Murphy (Oneonta) 41-2.
Girls team scores: Rush-Henrietta 57, Penfield 52, Elmira 38, Corning 38, Williamsville East 28, Gates Chili 27, Newfield 25, Batavia 22, Bath-Haverling 18, Dryden 18, Vestal 17, Marathon 16, Spencerport 16, Binghamton 15, Horseheads 14.5, Hilton 12, Oneonta 11.5, Warsaw 10, Johnson City 8, Waverly 8, Walton 8, Trumansburg 7, Norwich 4, Windsor 3, Greece Olympia 2.
Distance-medley relay: 6, Oneonta (Missy Emilio, Taylor Hitchcock, Kim Scofield, Lauren Ward) 13:43.2.
Shuttle hurdles: 5, Oneonta 42.22.
1,000: 2, Kristine Reed (Walton) 3:11.44 (school record; old record of 3:20.48 was held by Reed).
3,000: 4, Taylor Hitchcock (Oneonta) 11:16.23.
Triple jump: 4, Kim Scofield (Oneonta) 33-1.
High jump: T6, Theresa DiMartin (Oneonta) 4-8.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
B-G 49, Sidney 30
Randi Conway's team-high 11 points paced Bainbridge-Guilford to a Midstate Athletic Conference victory.
Shania Vandermark and Abbey Smith had nine points apiece, Morgan Bullis finished with eight and Amber DeGroat had six for the Bobcats, who outscored the Warriors, 18-7, in the third quarter to take a 38-21 lead. Four players had four points for B-G in the third quarter.
Bethany Karl had 11 points to lead Sidney.
The Bobcats (8-5, 5-3) are tied for fourth in the MAC standings with Oxford. The top four advance to the MAC Championship Tournament.
B-G hosts Unadilla Valley, which has two league losses, on Tuesday. The Bobcats beat UV by 18 points in their season opener.
B-G 49, Sidney 30
SIDNEY: Bethany Karl 4 3-4 11, Hannah Wood 0 0-0 0, Kelsey Decker 1 1-3 4, Nicole Smith 1 0-2 2, Brianna McClenon 1 4-7 6, Shelby Bourn 0 0-0 0, Melia Wakeman 1 1-2 3. TOTALS: 10 9-18 30.
BAINBRIDGE-GUILFORD (8-5, 5-3): Shania Vandermark 4 1-4 9, Gia Cumono 0 0-0 0, Randi Conway 4 2-2 11, Abbey Smith 4 1-2 9, Morgan Bullis 3 2-2 8, Alissa Rivera 1 0-0 2, Amber DeGroat 3 0-0 6, Caitlan Vandermark 1 2-2 4, Micah Hopkins 0 0-0 0, Betsy Holden 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 20 8-12 49.
Sidney ..... 10 4 7 9 _ 30
B-G ..... 8 12 18 11 _ 49
Three-point field goals: S 1 (Decker); B 1 (Conway). JV score: B-G, 24-22.
Middleburgh 63, Gilboa 41
Sara Coons and Brooke Koerner had 15 and 12 points, respectively, for Gilboa, which lost a non-league game at home.
Koerner also had four assists for the Wildcats (7-6), who travel to unbeaten South Kortright on Wednesday.
Middleburgh 63, Gilboa 41
MIDDLEBURGH: Courtney Paser 8 1-2 18, Kiera Morgan 2 1-2 6, Amanda Roney 4 2-2 10, Victoria Wright 0 1-4 1, Noelle Morgan 5 0-0 11, Kate Marotta 2 2-2 6, Kendra Wood 0 3-4 3, Taylor Cater 3 2-4 8. TOTALS: 24 12-20 63.
GILBOA (7-6): Emily VanValkenburgh 1 0-0 2, Shelby Oliver 3 0-1 7, Naomi Gockel 0 1-2 1, Allie McGuire 1 0-0 2, Sara Coons 6 2-4 15, Brooke Koerner 4 4-4 12, Gina Caputo 1 0-2 2. TOTALS: 16 7-11 41.
Middleburgh ..... 18 19 16 10 _ 63
Gilboa ..... 8 9 15 9 _ 41
Three-point field goals: M 3 (Paser, K. Morgan, N. Morgan); G 2 (Oliver, Coons). JV score: Gilboa won.
Boys Basketball
Middleburgh 63, Gilboa 44
Tyler Latta and Zach Perry had respective 14- and 13-point games for visiting Gilboa, which lost a non-leaguer on the road.
Middleburgh hit half of its eight three-pointers during a 22-15 second quarter that ended with Gilboa trailing, 35-24.
Gilboa (3-9) hosts South Kortright on Tuesday.
Middleburgh 63, Gilboa 44
GILBOA (3-9, 2-7): Zach Perry 5 2-5 13, Chris Clark 0 0-0 0, Brandon Haight 3 0-1 6, Hunter Grace 1 1-4 3, Frankie Donnelly 1 0-2 2, Tyler Latta 6 0-0 14, William Miller 0 0-1 0, Christian Cooper 1 4-6 6, Jon VanValkenburgh 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 17 7-19 44.
MIDDLEBURGH: Ryan Bechtold 4 3-6 12, Tyler Lucas 0 1-2 1, Sean Green 0 0-0 0, Max Folster 4 0-2 9, Adam McMullen 1 0-0 2, Jared Boyles 2 2-2 7, John Wrigley 1 0-0 2, Shane Hillard 5 1-2 12, Brandon Richards 7 0-0 18. TOTALS: 24 7-14 63.
Gilboa ..... 9 15 9 11 _ 44
Middleburgh ..... 13 22 16 12 _ 63
Three-point field goals: G 3 (Perry, Latta 2); M 8 (Bechtold, Folster, Boyles, Hillard, Richards 4). JV score: Middleburgh won.
SWIMMING
Frontier League Diving
Cooperstown's Aaron Idelson finished eighth Saturday in the Frontier League Diving Championships at Carthage.
Idelson, who already has qualified for sectionals in diving, amassed 285.15 points over 11 dives. The remainder of the meet will be completed this Saturday at Watertown.
SKIING
at Windham Mountain
Host Windham swept the field in Section Four Alpine Ski Racing, winning the boys and girls team titles in the slalom and giant slalom.
Windham skiers won all four events as well. Lisa Davis placed first in the girls slalom (37.36 seconds) and giant slalom (28.49), respectively. Aidan Cohane won the boys slalom in 35.50, and Brandon Cohane won the boys giant slalom in 27.34.
In the boys slalom, Hunter-Tannersville's Alan Kochan (37.31) finished second and Russell Pelham of Windham (37.74) finished third. In the giant slalom, Kochan (27.64) finished second again, followed by Aidan Cohane (28.02).
Windham's girls had the top five skiers in the slalom, with Catherine Scahill (45.09), Cayley Woodbeck (45.66), Samantha Simpfenderfer (46.57) and Mattie Seamans (48.36) finishing behind Davis. In the giant slalom, Seamans (30.55) finished second and Simpfenderfer (30.74) tied for third with Katlyn Wood of H-T.
The next Section Four meet is Wednesday at Belleayre.
At Windham Mountain
Boys slalom: 1, Windham 115.30; 2, Margaretville 130.28; 3, Hunter-Tannersville 132.46; 4, Roxbury 133.28. Incomplete: Oneonta.
Top 10: 1, Aidan Cohane (W) 35.50; 2, Alan Kochan (H) 37.31; 3, Russell Pelham (W) 37.74; 4, Caleb Todd (M) 39.11; 5, Alex Brabazon (W) 42.06; 6, Joe Pelham (W) 42.22; 7, Garret Hinkley (R) 42.36; 8, Kris Walcutt (R) 44.11; 9, Mike Conroy (M) 45.38; 10, Max Gucker (H) 45.71.
Boys giant slalom: 1, Windham 83.89; 2, Roxbury 90.69; 3, Hunter-Tannersville 90.73; 4, 133.28. Incomplete: Oneonta.
Top 10: 1, Brandon Cohane (W) 27.34; 2, Alan Kochan (H) 27.64; 3, Aidan Cohane (W) 28.02; 4, Russell Pelham (W) 28.53; 5, Caleb Todd (M) 28.64; 6, Joe Pelham (W) 29.04; 7, Kris Walcutt (R) 29.42; 8, Alex Brabazon (W) 29.96; 9, Garret Hinkley (R) 30.12; 10, Malcom Seamans (H) 30.44.
Girls slalom: 1, Windham 128.11; 2, Hunter-Tannersville 176.48; Incomplete: Roxbury, Stamford.
Top 10: 1, Lisa Davis (W) 37.36; 2, Catherine Scahill (W) 45.09; 3, Cayley Woodbeck (W) 45.66; 4, Samantha Simpfenderfer (W) 46.57; 5, Mattie Seamans (W) 48.36; 6, Kaelie VanLoan (R) 48.69; 7, Morgan Boyle (S) 51.33; 8, Katlyn Wood (H) 52.39; 9, Lucy Davis (W) 52.76; 10, Kendall Walcutt (R) 54.19.
Girls giant slalom: 1, Windham 89.78; 2, Roxbury 101.53; 3, Hunter-Tannersville 103.38; Incomplete: Stamford.
Top 10: 1, Lisa Davis (W) 28.49; 2, Mattie Seamans (W) 30.55; 3, Samantha Simpfenderfer (W) 30.74; 3, Katlyn Wood (H) 30.74; 5, Cayley Woodbeck (W) 31.30; 6, Catherine Scahill (W) 31.60; 7, Lucy Davis (W) 31.97; 8, Mary Tracy (H) 31.99; 9, Kaelie VanLoan (R) 32.50; 10, Kendall Walcutt (R) 35.75.
