Girls Basketball/
SCAA
Addison 49/Prattsburgh 30
ADDISON | Rachael Sutryk netted a game-high 17 points Saturday to pace Addison in a 49-30 win over Prattsburgh.
Kelly DuVall added 12 points for the Knights, who opened up a commanding 13-1 lead after the first quarter.
Tori Squires led Prattsburgh with eight points and six rebounds.
Prattsburgh will host Dundee at 7:15 p.m. today.
Swimming
BATH | A winning streak of sorts that’s pushing a half-century in duration was in jeopardy of ending Saturday.
The Bath Haverling swim team entered its quad meet against Marcus Whitman, Gananda and Palmyra-Macedon with a 4-6 record.
The Rams needed to beat all three to improve to 7-6 and ensure their 48th consecutive winning season. And they did it ... barely.
With 594 points, Bath won comfortably against Marcus Whitman (336.5 points) and Gananda (524). The Rams edged Palmyra-Macedon (593.5) by a half point to extend a streak of winning seasons that dates back to the 1966.
Bath picked up a pair of victories and loaded up on several podium finishes.
Peter Skelly placed first in diving with a score of 246.7 and Colin Gilbert won the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:01.04.
Gilbert also took second in the 200 individual medley (2:19.16) and helped the Rams to a second-place showing in the 400 free relay (3:47.77), where he teamed up with Dalton Robinson, Drew Snavely and Michael Conley.
Skelly joined forces with Dan Wyatt, Tyler Smith and Conley to help Bath place second in the 200 free relay (1:42.24).
The Rams got additional second-place finishes from Robinson in the 500 freestyle (5:41.67), Wyatt in the 100 backstroke (1:12.01) and Shayne Stonier in diving (173.70).
“We had to beat everybody to have a winning record and the boys stepped up and it was a great meet,” Bath head coach Dan Easterbrook said. The Rams (7-6) closed out their 48th straight winning regular season. Bath will host the Livingston County Athletic Association diving championships at 5 p.m. Thursday. At 10 a.m. Saturday, Bath will host the LCAA swimming championships.
Indoor Track/
LCAA Championships
GENEVA | Ireland Armstrong’s record-breaking day led the Bath Haverling girls to victory in the inaugural LCAA championships at Hobart College on Saturday.
Armstrong cleared the 11-foot mark in the pole vault for an overall school record in either indoor or outdoor track, then broke the school mark in the triple jump and won the 300-meter run. Her 11-foot vault ranks sixth in New York State and guarantees her a spot in the state meet.
“That was a big benchmark for her, she has been trying to get over that mark so it was huge,” said Bath coach Todd Ludden. “She’s running great right now – she’s only off the school record by a tenth right now.”
Ashley Russell won the 55-meter dash with a new personal-best time, finished second in the long jump and was fifth in the 300. The 3,200-meter relay team of Maia Schleehter, Lauren Cook, Juia Longacre and Victoria Shugars won their race and the quartet of Erin Seibert, Allie Sprague, Grace Marvin and Sarah Warriner won the 800-meter relay. Shugars also beat teammate Warriner to win the race walk by two tenths of a second; Schleehter finished second in the 1,500; and Cook was runner-up in the 1,000.
The Bath boys finished second overall to LeRoy, led by Justin Conklin’s win in the 300 and second place in the high jump, while he, Trey Fitzgerald, Jack Bates and Will Black won the 800 relay. Fitzgerald was second in the 55 with a new personal- best time; Ben McCarthy was second in the 1,600; Bates was runner-up in the long jump and triple jump; and the 3,200 relay team of Noah Schuster, Tre Walters, Murray Wright and McCarthy placed second.
“It’s really cool, it was the first race where we got a reward. From the top kid all the way through, almost everyone of them had a personal best or a seasonal best,” Ludden said. “There was a lot of excitement for this. It was really, really nice to see the kids compete with that kind of passion.”
Bath will compete in the Rochester Relays at R.I.T. on Jan. 26.
Girls Basketball/
SCAA
Addison 49/Prattsburgh 30
ADDISON | Rachael Sutryk netted a game-high 17 points Saturday to pace Addison in a 49-30 win over Prattsburgh.
Kelly DuVall added 12 points for the Knights, who opened up a commanding 13-1 lead after the first quarter.
Tori Squires led Prattsburgh with eight points and six rebounds.
Prattsburgh will host Dundee at 7:15 p.m. today.
Swimming
BATH | A winning streak of sorts that’s pushing a half-century in duration was in jeopardy of ending Saturday.
The Bath Haverling swim team entered its quad meet against Marcus Whitman, Gananda and Palmyra-Macedon with a 4-6 record.
The Rams needed to beat all three to improve to 7-6 and ensure their 48th consecutive winning season. And they did it ... barely.
With 594 points, Bath won comfortably against Marcus Whitman (336.5 points) and Gananda (524). The Rams edged Palmyra-Macedon (593.5) by a half point to extend a streak of winning seasons that dates back to the 1966.
Bath picked up a pair of victories and loaded up on several podium finishes.
Peter Skelly placed first in diving with a score of 246.7 and Colin Gilbert won the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:01.04.
Gilbert also took second in the 200 individual medley (2:19.16) and helped the Rams to a second-place showing in the 400 free relay (3:47.77), where he teamed up with Dalton Robinson, Drew Snavely and Michael Conley.
Skelly joined forces with Dan Wyatt, Tyler Smith and Conley to help Bath place second in the 200 free relay (1:42.24).
The Rams got additional second-place finishes from Robinson in the 500 freestyle (5:41.67), Wyatt in the 100 backstroke (1:12.01) and Shayne Stonier in diving (173.70).
“We had to beat everybody to have a winning record and the boys stepped up and it was a great meet,” Bath head coach Dan Easterbrook said. The Rams (7-6) closed out their 48th straight winning regular season. Bath will host the Livingston County Athletic Association diving championships at 5 p.m. Thursday. At 10 a.m. Saturday, Bath will host the LCAA swimming championships.
Indoor Track/
LCAA Championships
GENEVA | Ireland Armstrong’s record-breaking day led the Bath Haverling girls to victory in the inaugural LCAA championships at Hobart College on Saturday.
Armstrong cleared the 11-foot mark in the pole vault for an overall school record in either indoor or outdoor track, then broke the school mark in the triple jump and won the 300-meter run. Her 11-foot vault ranks sixth in New York State and guarantees her a spot in the state meet.
“That was a big benchmark for her, she has been trying to get over that mark so it was huge,” said Bath coach Todd Ludden. “She’s running great right now – she’s only off the school record by a tenth right now.”
Ashley Russell won the 55-meter dash with a new personal-best time, finished second in the long jump and was fifth in the 300. The 3,200-meter relay team of Maia Schleehter, Lauren Cook, Juia Longacre and Victoria Shugars won their race and the quartet of Erin Seibert, Allie Sprague, Grace Marvin and Sarah Warriner won the 800-meter relay. Shugars also beat teammate Warriner to win the race walk by two tenths of a second; Schleehter finished second in the 1,500; and Cook was runner-up in the 1,000.
The Bath boys finished second overall to LeRoy, led by Justin Conklin’s win in the 300 and second place in the high jump, while he, Trey Fitzgerald, Jack Bates and Will Black won the 800 relay. Fitzgerald was second in the 55 with a new personal- best time; Ben McCarthy was second in the 1,600; Bates was runner-up in the long jump and triple jump; and the 3,200 relay team of Noah Schuster, Tre Walters, Murray Wright and McCarthy placed second.
“It’s really cool, it was the first race where we got a reward. From the top kid all the way through, almost everyone of them had a personal best or a seasonal best,” Ludden said. “There was a lot of excitement for this. It was really, really nice to see the kids compete with that kind of passion.”
Bath will compete in the Rochester Relays at R.I.T. on Jan. 26.
Wrestling/
Jack Fisher Tournament
NEWARK | Campbell-Savona’s Joel Rosko placed first overall in his weight class at a tournament for the second straight week, winning the 138-pound title at the Jack Fisher Invitational at Newark High School.
Rosko went 3-0 and recorded a 2-1 decision of Penfield’s Marty Lobiondo in the 138-pound finals. Rosko prevailed at the Mike Watson Invitational in Watkins Glen one week earlier.
The Panthers got fourthplace finishes from Ethan Hall (2-2) at 106 pounds and Nick Simons (2-2) at 182.
Campbell-Savona finished 11th out of 18 schools with 59.5 points. Holley won the tournament with 192 points. The Panthers will host Alfred- Almond at 6:15 p.m.
Thursday.
Skiing
SWAIN | Bath Haverling finished second in both the slalom and giant slalom at Swain on Saturday.
Ellen Eichensehr led the Rams with a fourth-place finish in the slalom and fifth in the giant slalom, while Shannon Berry was 10th in both events and Danielle Neu placed 12th and 11th, respectively.
Bath will head back to Swain on Wednesday for a meet hosted by Canisteo-Greenwood.
Girls Basketball/LCAA
Bath Haverling 48/Wayland-Cohocton 35
BATH | Mackenzie Smith scored a gae-high 16 points and pulled down 12 rebounds Friday, leading Bath Haverling to a win at home.
Angela Binkowski scored nine points to go along with five steals for the Rams (3-7), while Lindsay Robbins scored eight points with four rebounds and Brooke Buckley chipped in five points. Way-Co (3-9) was led by Mckenzie Weaver’s 13 points and seven from Alex LaClair.
The Rams will face Addison on Wednesday.
