Cortland County High School Sports Recaps (December 19th)

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Photo from earlier in the season: Marathon Girls Basketball. (Photo Source: Timothy A. Bennett, Owner & Publisher of The Cortland Voice).

Here are some local high school varsity sports recaps from Monday’s events:

Varsity Girls Basketball: Marathon vs. Candor

The Marathon Lady Olympians defeated Candor with a final score of 48-35 at home Monday night. 

With this win, Marathon improved to a 4-2 record.

Marathon was led by Addison Oram (22 points), Abby Ensign (9 points), and Anna Hoyt (8 points).

Note: individual stats for Candor were not available by the time this article was published.

Up next, Marathon will play Union Springs tonight (December 20th) on the road at 7:15pm.   

Varsity Girls Basketball: Cortland vs. Skaneateles

Team1st2nd3rd4thFinal
Cortland138161350
Skaneateles39141036

 

The Cortland Lady Tigers defeated Skaneateles 50-36 on the road to improve to a 4-1 record. 

Cortland was led by Mallory Turner (24 points), Ryleigh Larkin (10 points), and Claire Turner (7 points). 

Skaneateles was led by Maddy Ramsgard (13 points) and Ayla Pas'cal (10 points). 

“Tonight we really all showed up on both ends of the floor,” said Cortland Head Coach Janice Meyer. “I felt like we really played a good, clean game. Kendall Mack ran our show, distributing the ball, rebounding, and setting the tone and pace of our game. Defensively Valerosa Gambitta and Aubree Larkin did a really good job of keeping Maddie Ramsguard at bay. 

“Mallory Turner had a huge offensive game from behind the arc, and Ryleigh Larkin hit some big shots, played a good composed game defensively, and did so many of the little things we needed,” added Coach Meyer. “I was really happy with my sophomores coming in off the bench, playing a good, composed, and smart game.”

Cortland will now host Chenango Valley on Thursday (December 22nd) at 7:15pm. 

Varsity Boys Basketball: Marathon vs. Union Springs 

Team1st2nd3rd4thFinal
Marathon151212948
Union Springs1115231160

 

The Marathon Olympians lost a tough game against Union Springs with a score of 48-60. 

With this loss, Marathon has fallen to an overall record of 0-4.

Marathon was led by Conor Holland (28 points), Braydin Drake (6 points), and Bode Carter (6 points). 

Union Springs was led by Damon Brown (26 points) and Collin Parker (21 pointsS). 

Up next, Marathon is scheduled to play Candor on the road this Thursday (December 22nd) at 7:15pm. 

Varsity Boys Basketball: McGraw vs. Cincinnatus

Team1st2nd3rd4thFinal
McGraw710222766
Cincinnatus81871346

 

The McGraw Eagles defeated county rival Cincinnatus after a second half comeback at McGraw High School Monday night.  

Click here for a full article as well as photos of the game

Up next, McGraw will take on DeRuyter on the road this Thursday (December 22nd) at 7pm; while Cincinnatus looks to turn things around on the road against Stockbridge Valley on Thursday (December 22nd) at 7pm. 

Varsity Volleyball: Cincinnatus vs. Brookfield

Team1st2nd3rdFinal
Cincinnatus2625253
Brookfield2413100

 

The Cincinnatus Lady Lions improved their overall record to 4-0 after beating Brookfield in three sets. 

Cincinnatus was led by Madelyn Pittsley (10 aces, 4 kills & 8 service points), Kaedance Latta (7 kills), Payton gerrard (7 aces, 6 assists, 2 kills & 13 service points), Allyson St. Germain (3 aces, 9 assists, 5 kills & 1 block), and Shannon Ryan (3 aces, 3 kills & 9 service points). 

Note: individual stats for Brookfield were not available by the time this article was published.

Cincinnatus is scheduled to host DeRuyter on Wednesday (December 21st) at 7pm. 

 

(Note: If a team’s game recap was not shown in this article, it’s because scores and stats of their game were not made available to us by the time this article was published).

 

A special thank you goes to Visions Federal Credit Union for partnering with us to provide the greater Cortland County community with additional sports coverage