Baseball (21-8/3-4 SUNYAC) Apr. 19th vs. Cortland, W 4-1; L 6-8 SUNY Oneonta junior Dave Filak (Scotia/Burnt Hills) pitched a complete game striking out 14 Cortland batters in leading the host Red Dragons to a 4-1 win in game 1 of a doubleheader split with visiting Cortland last Monday in SUNYAC action. Filak scattered seven hits over the nine innings to pick up his fifth win of the season. The win in game 1 for Oneonta (also snapped a 10-game skid against its rivals dating back to Apr. 26 of 2006 when Oneonta defeated Cortland 3-1 in the second game of a doubleheader. Oneonta took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning against Cortland starting pitcher. Senior Scott Dubben (Roseboom/Cherry Valley-Springfield) singled up the middle to lead off the second inning for Oneonta. He went to second on a pass ball and advanced to third on a deep fly ball to center field by freshmanMike Mascari (Syracuse/Westhill). Senior Steve Gauck (Clifton Park/ Shenendehowa) lined the first pitch he saw into center field to drive in Dubben for the 1-0 lead. Oneonta would add a pair of runs in the home half of the fourth to take a 3-0 lead. Sophomore Mike Center (Schenectady/Schenectady) got the inning started with a leadoff single before stealing second to move into scoring position. After a Dubben walk, Mascari moved both runners along with a sacrifice bunt to put two runners in scoring position for Gauck, who delivered a single through the left side to score Center while moving Dubben to third. Dubben scored on a sacrifice fly to center field by the designated hitter, Pete Lindner (Voorheesville/Voorheesville). Oneonta’s fourth run of the game came from an RBI single by senior Carmine Caputo (Mahopac/Mahopac), who drove in pinch-runner, Devin Burch (Horseheads/Thomas A. Edison) from second base. Cortland’s lone run of game 1 came in the seventh inning. In game 2, the score was tied at 2-2 entering the top of the fourth where Cortland put four runs up on the board to take a 6-2 lead. The big blow of the inning was a two-out, three-run home run to deep center field. Oneonta came back with a pair of runs in its half of the fourth to cut its deficit to two runs. Freshman Mike DeCarr (Syracuse/Westhill) hit a one-out double down the left junior . A single to left field by Caputo chased Cortland’s starter from the game. Both Arcuri and Caputo advanced one base on a wild pitch before Arcuri scored on a ground out to second base by sophomore Kevin Knack (Ghent/ Ichabod Crane). Cortland scored a pair of runs in the top of the seventh to take an 8-4 lead before Oneonta came back in the bottom of the inning with a single to trail 8-5 entering the eighth inning. Oneonta rallied in the bottom of the ninth, scoring a run with one out on an RBI single by Dubben. The game ended with Cortland turning a 4-6-3 double play.

Apr. 21st vs. St. John Fisher, W 8-0; W 8-2 The SUNY Oneonta baseball team easily swept a doubleheader from visiting Utica College last Wednesday in non- conference action at Red Dragon Field. The Red Dragons won the Athletes first game 8-0 and followed with an 8-2 win in game 2 of the twin bill. The pair of wins put Oneonta over the 20-win plateau for an of the Week eighth consecutive year, which includes two seasons where they won 30 games. Oneonta put game 1 away early with six runs in the bottom of the first inning. Utica starter only lasted two-thirds of an inning, walking five of the 10 batters he faced. Leading the offense in game 1 was junior Jon Wolfanger (Oneonta/Oneonta), who had a pair of hits while driving in three runs. Sophomore Corey Andresen (Deposit/Deposit) pitched five strong innings allowing only three hits while recording three strikeouts. In game 2, Oneonta trailed 2-1 at the end of the first inning before taking control in the home half of the second by scoring four runs. The big hit of the inning was a one-out double to right center field by sophomore Center that drove in two runs. Sophomore Will Rivas (Babylon/Babylon) threw 5+ innings allowing five hits, two runs (one earned) while striking out four to pick up his second win of the season. Men’s Lacrosse (7-5/3-1 SUNYAC) Apr. 10th vs. Brockport, L 9-13 Adam Shapiro The SUNY Oneonta men’s lacrosse team had its four-game Men’s Tennis win streak snapped last Saturday at home when the College at Brockport Golden Eagles defeated them 13-9. Oneonta was led by junior Ryan Waibel (West Islip/West Islip), who had three goals. Brockport took a 1-0 lead at the 11:34 mark of the first quarter with an unassisted goal. Oneonta answered with back-to- back goals by Waibel and classmate Tom Kelly (Lake Peek-skill/ Putnam Valley) to give the Red Dragons a 2-1 lead with just over six minutes remaining in the opening quarter. After a goal by the Golden Eagles which tied the game at 2-2, Oneonta finished the quarter with a pair of goals in the final 1:22 to take a 4-2 lead after one period. The Golden Eagles turned the tables on Oneonta in the second period, scoring four goals while only allowing two goals to bring the score to even at halftime, 6-6. The third quarter was all Brockport as they put a five spot on the board to take an 11-7 lead at the end of the third period. Five different players scored for Brockport. Both teams scored two goals each in the fourth period for the final of 13-9. Sean Daly Softball (13-10/5-4 SUNYAC) Apr. 19th at Potsdam, W 8-6; W 11-0(5) Track & Field The Red Dragons swept Potsdam on the road last Monday RED DRAGON SPORTS NEWS SUNY Oneonta Results From April 16-April 22, 2010 after the games were postponed from Sunday due to rain. Apr. 20th at Cobleskill, W 9-0 In the opening game of the afternoon, sophomore The Red Dragons continued their winning ways with Jessica Iuliano (Haworth, NJ/Northern Valley a victory on the road against conference opponent Cobleskill Regional) picked up her seventh win of the season pitching last Tuesday. four innings and allowing two earned runs on six hits. Sophomore Evans did not allow a single point in his Senior Aly Helstrom (Montgomery/Valley singles victory. Scores of 6-0 and 6-1 were recorded by Central) finished game one getting three hits on four plate Sacco and J. Slifkin in the matches. Juniors Taft, Sacco and appearances with a double and a run batted in. Juniors Sam sophomore Steinhauser added victories for the Red Dragons. Voncina (Derby/Lake Shore) and Katie Hackeenburg In doubles competition, the teams of J. Slifkin/ (Queensbury/Queensbury) each finished the game with Steinhauser and Shapiro/Taft won their match by a score one run scored and one run batted in. Voncina was two for of 8-0. Dorin and Sacco picked up the third victory in the five and Hackenburg finished the game at two for four. doubles matches. Freshman Katie Kraus (North Bellmore/ Kellenberg Memorial) had her second triple of the season Apr. 21st at Oswego, W 9-0 along with two runs batted in and runs scored. On a blustery yet sunny day last Wednesday, the In game two, sophomore Jessica Bartalsky (New SUNY Oneonta men’s tennis team went to Oswego and Paltz/New Paltz) pitched a one-hitter in a five-inning swept the all tennis matches, in both singles and doubles game. She walked three batters and struck out six, her team competition. leading forty-fifth strikeout of the season, en route to her The Red Dragons allowed only one point in each of sixth victory thus far. their matches in the doubles competition. The day’s winners Voncina hit her team-leading fourth homerun of the were Sacco/Steinhauser, Shapiro/Evans and Joey Milstein season and finished the game going two for four with two (Slingerlands/Guilderland)/John Rosano (Great River/ runs scored and one run batted in. East Islip). Helping the Red Dragons in the victory at the plate The singles competition went much the same way was Kraus who finished the game a perfect two for two with with the most entertaining match between No. 6 Rosano and a double and four runs batted in. Junior Stacey Donald Drew Roberts of Oswego. The scores of 6-4 and 6-1 sealed the (Saugerties/Saugerties) also had a double with one run match for Rosano. Shapiro and Sacco did not lose a single batted in and getting two hits on three plate appearances. point in the matches. Steinhauser, Evans and Milstein each only allowed dropped two points to their opponents. Women’s Lacrosse (8-4/2-3 SUNYAC) Apr. 20th at New Paltz, W 18-10 Track & Field Oneonta picked up its eighth win of the season on the Apr. 18th at Cortland Classic road at New Paltz last Tuesday. The Red Dragons scored ten Oneonta State’s Sean Daly (Weedsport/Weed- goals in the first half and allowed only four to the Hawks en sport) won the 800 meters in 1 minute, 55.2 seconds to route to the victory. edge SUNY Delhi’s Zavior Brown at the Cortland Classic last Leading the way for Oneonta was junior Rosemarie Saturday. Fazio (Mohegan Lake/Lakeland), who finished the Sophomore Sean Wren (Delanson/Duanesburg) game by scoring three goals on eight shots and recording won the 400 hurdles in a time of 55.7. Freshman Nick one assist. The Red Dragons also got three goals apiece Madison (Oneonta/Oneonta) took home first place in the from sophomore Heidi Kissinger (East Islip/East Islip) 3000m steeplechase with a time of 9:47.6. The Red Dragons and freshman Molly McGroary (New City/Clarkstown also took second, fourth and fifth in event byTim Greenberg South). Sophomore Rebecca Monteith (West Islip/West (Oneonta/Oneonta), Matt Laroe (Sugar Loaf/Warwick Islip) added to her team leading goals and assists count by Valley) and Chris Harvey (Kings Park/Kings Park), re- adding a goal and four assists to up her total to forty-three spectively. goals and twelve assists for the season thus far. Joe Sullivan (Elbridge/Jordan Elbridge) won the Also adding to the scoring totals for the Red Dragons javelin throw with a toss of 48.0 meters. The Red Dragons were Brittany Passarelli (Yorktown/Yorktown) and also had four other top five finishers. Second place finishes Caroline Tulley (Malverne/Sacred Heart Academy), were received in the 200-meter dash by Sean Bernstein who each scored two goals. Jillian Hutchinson (Warwick/ (Baldwinsville/C.W. Baker) and in the high jump with a Warwick Valley), Ciara Morse (Oceanside/Oceanside), jump of 1.73 meters was Dustin Cox (Pulaski/Pulaski). Andrea Spano (Mt. Sinai/Mt. Sinai) and Jaclyn Martella Oneonta finished the day with two fifth place finished in field (Dix Hills/Half Hollow Hills) each scored one goal for the events. Kevin Harding (Pearl River/Pearl River) heaved Red Dragons. the shot put a distance of 13.15 meters and Chris Rollo Goalkeeper Annelise Muscietta (Lindenhurst/ (Clarence/Clarence) tossed the discus a length of 35.92 Walter O’Connell Copiague) made nine saves in the victory. meters. In the women’s meet, sophomore Cailey Wood Men’s Tennis (13-4/6-0) (Lake Ronkonkoma/Sachem North) won the 100-meter Apr. 15th at Penn State Harrisburg, W 9-0 hurdles in a time of 18.1 and also finished second in the high The Red Dragons men’s tennis team defeated Penn jump. Liz Maziejka (Fort Edward/Hudson Falls) took State Harrisburg on the road last Thursday. home first place in the 400 hurdles with a time of 1:09.2 and Oneonta received singles wins from juniors John Ashley Callahan (Mt. Sinai, Mt. Sinai), Shannon Hop- Taft (Queensbury/Glens Falls) and William Sacco kins (Fort Salonga/King’s Park) and Samantha Brown (Canandiaigua/Naples). Sophomores Matt Steinhauser (Scotia/Scotia-Glenville) finished third thru fifth respec- (Plainview/JFK), Joshua Slifkin (Ojai, CA/Nordhoff), tively. Sophomore Lauren Brunetto (Fishkill/Beacon) Dan Evans (Dix Hills/Half Hollow Hills) and Adam won the 800-meter run in 2:19.9. Freshman Pam Ernst Shapiro (East Rockaway/Lynbrook) followed suit with (Miller Place/Miller Place) finished first in the 10,000 singles victories. The six men dropped a single game in the meter in a time of 41:02.4. six matches played. The team of Maziekja, Carolyn Nasr (Lagrang- In men’s doubles, the team of Sacco and Jonathan eville/Arlington), Kristan Cantanese (Baldwin/Kellen- Dorin (Lynbrook/Lynbrook) won their match 8-0 while berg Mem.), and Brunetto won the 1600-meter relay in a the other teams of Shapiro/Taft and Steinhauser/J. Slifkin time of 4:03.37. Sophomore Sarah Timmons (Schodack/ won their matches 8-1. Maple Hill) took first in the hammer throw (45.0m), sec- ond in the javelin (98-3) and discus and a third place finish Apr. 19th at Keuka, W 9-0 in the shot put (10.08). The SUNY Oneonta men’s tennis team improved Other top five finishers for the Red Dragons were to 11-4 with a victory last Monday on the road at Keuka, Molly Hassett (Delmar/Bethlehem) in the 3000m stee- defeating the Storm 9-0. plechase, Celia Alterio (Amherst, Amherst) in the 5000m The men allowed total of three points in the six run, Catanese and Lacie Newland (Gloversville/Glovers- matches that were played. Red Dragons recorded victories, ville) in the 400m run, Kate Parsons (Valatie/Ichabod in singles matches, by Steinhauser, Shapiro, Sacco, J. Crane) and Jillian Bley (East Greenbush/Columbia) in Slifkin, Taft and Evans. the hammer throw and Jennifer Schultz (Fulton/G. Ray The doubles matches went much the same way with Bodley) and Mariah Grosso (Warwick Valley/Warwick victories being recorded by the teams of Sacco/Dorin (8-0), Valley) in the triple jump. Steinhauser/J. Slifkin (8-1) and Shapiro/Taft (8-0). The doubles teams allowed only one point in the three matches that were played.

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