From the School Website
Senior Chad Adams continued his undefeated season, taking first place in
the IAC Wrestling Championships on 1/31, winning the 220lb weight
class. He continued his dominance at the Class tournament on 2/7,
taking first again. Way to go Chad!
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Dryden Hoops Beats Class B Windsor with help of Gardner 3/4 court heave at end of regualtion
Boys basketball
Dryden 68,
Windsor 59: On Saturday at Windsor, Dryden sophomore guard Trevor
Gardner banked in a three-quarter-court shot at the buzzer to send the
game to overtime, and the Purple Lions (10-5) rode the wave of momentum
to a non-league victory.
Six-foot-6 junior Ali Abel-Ferretti led the winners with 19 points and 12 rebounds, while 6-4 junior Stuart Stahlman chipped in 15 points and Gardner 13.
The Purple Lions — who defeated IAC rival Lansing on Friday, 61-35 — trailed the Black Knights by as many as 14 points in the fourth quarter before rallying.
Windsor’s Mike Beebe (21 points) made two free throws to give Windsor a 57-54 lead with 1.7 seconds to play in the fourth. The Black Knights then called a timeout to set up their defense for Dryden’s last-second shot. The Purple Lions had hoped to get the ball to Abel-Ferretti, but he was closely guarded near the mid-court line, so Kyle Burvee’s inbounds pass instead went to Gardner in the backcourt.
Gardner took one dribble and let fly, and the ball banked in off the backboard to send the game to overtime, which Dryden dominated, 11-2. (there is video of this some where)
“Windsor defended well on the final possession of regulation,” Dryden coach Kim Brown said. “Trevor just happened to make an incredible shot.”
In Friday’s win over Lansing, Stahlman and Gardner led the way for Dryden (7-3 IAC) with 16 and 10 points, respectively. Six-foot-3 sophomore Zach Walker had 13 points for the Bobcats (6-6, 3-6 IAC).
Dryden hosts Groton on Monday
Six-foot-6 junior Ali Abel-Ferretti led the winners with 19 points and 12 rebounds, while 6-4 junior Stuart Stahlman chipped in 15 points and Gardner 13.
The Purple Lions — who defeated IAC rival Lansing on Friday, 61-35 — trailed the Black Knights by as many as 14 points in the fourth quarter before rallying.
Windsor’s Mike Beebe (21 points) made two free throws to give Windsor a 57-54 lead with 1.7 seconds to play in the fourth. The Black Knights then called a timeout to set up their defense for Dryden’s last-second shot. The Purple Lions had hoped to get the ball to Abel-Ferretti, but he was closely guarded near the mid-court line, so Kyle Burvee’s inbounds pass instead went to Gardner in the backcourt.
Gardner took one dribble and let fly, and the ball banked in off the backboard to send the game to overtime, which Dryden dominated, 11-2. (there is video of this some where)
“Windsor defended well on the final possession of regulation,” Dryden coach Kim Brown said. “Trevor just happened to make an incredible shot.”
In Friday’s win over Lansing, Stahlman and Gardner led the way for Dryden (7-3 IAC) with 16 and 10 points, respectively. Six-foot-3 sophomore Zach Walker had 13 points for the Bobcats (6-6, 3-6 IAC).
Dryden hosts Groton on Monday
Dryden Finishes 9thin Class B Wrestling - Adams is 220 Class B Sectional Champ
In the nine-team Class B championships at Oneonta, Norwich won the team
title with 2331/2 points, finishing 70 ahead of Susquehanna Valley.
Dryden placed ninth with 701/2 points and had one champion — Chad Adams
at 220 pounds, who beat Owego’s Colton VanDriesen in the final, 12-1.
Thursday, February 5, 2015
Dryden boys top Trumansburg in key divisional contest
Ithaca Journal
The Dryden boys’ basketball team dealt Trumansburg’s hopes for a division title a severe blow as junior big men Ali Abel-Ferretti and Stuart Stahlman led the way in the Purple Lions’ 65-54 over the Blue Raiders on Wednesday night at Somerville Gym in Trumansburg.
The 6-foot-6 Abel-Ferretti had 20 points and rebounds while the 6-4 Stahlman had a double-double with 19 points and 10 boards for Dryden (8-5 overall, 7-3 IAC), which outscored T-burg 21-15 in the fourth quarter to salt away the victory.
T-burg was led by Austin Grunder, who collected a game-high 25 points. The 6-3 sophomore scored 40 in the teams’ first meeting, a 65-60 Trumansburg victory on Jan. 9 in Dryden. Trevor Rumsey chipped in 13 points for the Blue Raiders (9-4, 6-3), who fell 21/2 games behind undefeated Whitney Point (14-0, 8-0) in the IAC North Large Division with just three games remaining.
Trumansburg, which dropped a half-game behind Dryden in the division, travels to Whitney Point Friday night. A Golden Eagles victory would all but assure them the division championship and a berth in the Large School title game in two weeks.
Dryden raced out to an early 8-2 lead and finished the first quarter ahead, 18-15. The Lions were up at halftime, 33-27, but turned the ball over on seven consecutive possession in the third quarter as the Blue Raiders stayed within striking distance.
*Early in the third, a back injury to T-burg’s Luke Richards halted the game for more than 20 minutes. After the long delay, Stahlman made two free throws to put the Lions up, 39-34; he finished 7-for-9 from the foul line.
Blue Raiders’ guard Danny Lapp suffered a shoulder injury in the first half; both he and Richards are “doubtful” for Friday’s game, head coach Jeff Richards said Thursday.
In Wednesday’s JV game, Trumansburg tied the game at the end of regulation on a 3-pointer at the buzzer, and won in overtime, 62-53.
Dryden hosts Lansing on Friday.
*Correction to above - Danny Lapp's shoulder injury halted the game for 20 minutes with about 3:30 left in the third. Richards injury was a few minutes later and he left the court and gym under his own power.
The Dryden boys dealt Trumansburg’s North Large Division title hopes a serious blow on Wednesday night as the Purple Lions scored a big 65-54 road victory in Interscholastic Athletic Conference play.
The Dryden boys’ basketball team dealt Trumansburg’s hopes for a division title a severe blow as junior big men Ali Abel-Ferretti and Stuart Stahlman led the way in the Purple Lions’ 65-54 over the Blue Raiders on Wednesday night at Somerville Gym in Trumansburg.
The 6-foot-6 Abel-Ferretti had 20 points and rebounds while the 6-4 Stahlman had a double-double with 19 points and 10 boards for Dryden (8-5 overall, 7-3 IAC), which outscored T-burg 21-15 in the fourth quarter to salt away the victory.
T-burg was led by Austin Grunder, who collected a game-high 25 points. The 6-3 sophomore scored 40 in the teams’ first meeting, a 65-60 Trumansburg victory on Jan. 9 in Dryden. Trevor Rumsey chipped in 13 points for the Blue Raiders (9-4, 6-3), who fell 21/2 games behind undefeated Whitney Point (14-0, 8-0) in the IAC North Large Division with just three games remaining.
Trumansburg, which dropped a half-game behind Dryden in the division, travels to Whitney Point Friday night. A Golden Eagles victory would all but assure them the division championship and a berth in the Large School title game in two weeks.
Dryden raced out to an early 8-2 lead and finished the first quarter ahead, 18-15. The Lions were up at halftime, 33-27, but turned the ball over on seven consecutive possession in the third quarter as the Blue Raiders stayed within striking distance.
*Early in the third, a back injury to T-burg’s Luke Richards halted the game for more than 20 minutes. After the long delay, Stahlman made two free throws to put the Lions up, 39-34; he finished 7-for-9 from the foul line.
Blue Raiders’ guard Danny Lapp suffered a shoulder injury in the first half; both he and Richards are “doubtful” for Friday’s game, head coach Jeff Richards said Thursday.
In Wednesday’s JV game, Trumansburg tied the game at the end of regulation on a 3-pointer at the buzzer, and won in overtime, 62-53.
Dryden hosts Lansing on Friday.
*Correction to above - Danny Lapp's shoulder injury halted the game for 20 minutes with about 3:30 left in the third. Richards injury was a few minutes later and he left the court and gym under his own power.
Lions get revenge win on Road in Trumansburg
BOYS BASKETBALL
IAC
Dryden 65, Trumansburg 54
Dryden
Ali Abel-Ferretti 9 2-4 20, Kevin Ellis 4 -2 8, Trevor Gardner 4 3-5 12, Anthony Nichols 1 2, Stuart Stahlman 6 7-9 19, Noah Welgoss 2 4. Totals 23 12-21 65.
Trumansburg
Glenn Addicott 1 2, Hunter Ford 1 1-2 3, Mike Gorton 1 2-2 5, Austin Grunder 8 9-12 25, Zack Ives 1 2, Luke Richards 1 2, Trevor Rumsey 6 1-3 13, Andrew Stewart 1 2. Totals 20 13-19 54.
3-Point Goals - Dryden 1 (Trevor Gardner 1), Trumansburg 1 (Mike Gorton 1).
IAC
Dryden 65, Trumansburg 54
| Dryden | 18 | 15 | 11 | 21 | — | 65 |
| Trumansburg | 15 | 12 | 12 | 15 | — | 54 |
Ali Abel-Ferretti 9 2-4 20, Kevin Ellis 4 -2 8, Trevor Gardner 4 3-5 12, Anthony Nichols 1 2, Stuart Stahlman 6 7-9 19, Noah Welgoss 2 4. Totals 23 12-21 65.
Trumansburg
Glenn Addicott 1 2, Hunter Ford 1 1-2 3, Mike Gorton 1 2-2 5, Austin Grunder 8 9-12 25, Zack Ives 1 2, Luke Richards 1 2, Trevor Rumsey 6 1-3 13, Andrew Stewart 1 2. Totals 20 13-19 54.
3-Point Goals - Dryden 1 (Trevor Gardner 1), Trumansburg 1 (Mike Gorton 1).
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Section 4 Class B Tournament Seeds -
Dow #4 at 106, Kelchner #4 at 132 and Adams #1 at 220
Section 4
Class B Tournament Seeds
Saturday at Oneonta
99: 1, A.J. Burkhart (Waverly); 2, Corey Swartz (Windsor); 3, Eli Rodriguez (Norwich); 4, Nick Dower (Oneonta). 106: 1, Caleb Wiggins (Chenango Valley); 2, Kaleb Stansbury (Oneonta); 3, Tayson Evans (Susquehanna Valley); 4, Sam Dow (Dryden). 113: 1, Dalen Geislinger (Norwich); 2, Paddy Lupole (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Jacob Lehr (Chenango Valley); 4, Zach Mills (Norwich). 120: 1, Ty Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Mitchell Spaziani (Oneonta); 3, Josh Devine (Susquehanna Valley); 4, J. Groats (Owego). 126: 1, Ian Lupole (Susquehanna Valley); 2, Nick Kennedy (Windsor); 3, Anthony Colon (Chenango Valley); 4, Carter Hubbard (Norwich). 132: 1, Cole Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Austin Sullivan (Maine-Endwell); 3, Billy Liberati (Chenango Valley); 4, Kris Kelchner (Dryden). 138: 1, Kobe Garrehy (Maine-Endwell); 2, Nick Murphy (Norwich); 3, Jackson Bell (Owego); 4, Tyler Frear (Windsor). 145: 1, Tristan Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Kacey Madigan (Waverly); 3, Simon Friedman (Windsor); 4, Steve Alyward (Chenango Valley). 152: 1, Frank Garcia (Norwich); 2, Gabe Zakrajsek (Windsor); 3, Sam Sherrill (Oneonta); 4, Devin Horton (Owego). 160: 1, Micah Miller (Maine-Endwell); 2, Joe Peters (Waverly); 3, Austin Scheer (Oneonta); 4, Nick Pert (Chenango Valley). 170: 1, Noah Zakrajsek (Windsor); 2, Nick Blakeslee (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Alex Kane (Susquehanna Valley); 4, Elijah Cantella (Owego). 182: 1, Jestin Russell (Chenango Valley); 2, Richie Knapp (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Sean Kilker (Owego); 4, Thomas Fischer (Oneonta). 195: 1, Reed Grunder (Chenango Valley); 2, Jonah Canavan (Owego); 3, Jeff Klossner (Waverly); 4, Teddy Storti (Susquehanna Valley). 220: 1, Chad Adams (Dryden); 2, Drew Torrance (Maine-Endwell); 3, Owen Maryott (Waverly); 4, Colton VanDriesen (Owego). 285: 1, Bradley Chesebro (Maine-Endwell); 2, Maurice Bell (Owego); 3, Nate Flora (Windsor); 4, Benjamin Schmidt (Owego).
Section 4
Class B Tournament Seeds
Saturday at Oneonta
99: 1, A.J. Burkhart (Waverly); 2, Corey Swartz (Windsor); 3, Eli Rodriguez (Norwich); 4, Nick Dower (Oneonta). 106: 1, Caleb Wiggins (Chenango Valley); 2, Kaleb Stansbury (Oneonta); 3, Tayson Evans (Susquehanna Valley); 4, Sam Dow (Dryden). 113: 1, Dalen Geislinger (Norwich); 2, Paddy Lupole (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Jacob Lehr (Chenango Valley); 4, Zach Mills (Norwich). 120: 1, Ty Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Mitchell Spaziani (Oneonta); 3, Josh Devine (Susquehanna Valley); 4, J. Groats (Owego). 126: 1, Ian Lupole (Susquehanna Valley); 2, Nick Kennedy (Windsor); 3, Anthony Colon (Chenango Valley); 4, Carter Hubbard (Norwich). 132: 1, Cole Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Austin Sullivan (Maine-Endwell); 3, Billy Liberati (Chenango Valley); 4, Kris Kelchner (Dryden). 138: 1, Kobe Garrehy (Maine-Endwell); 2, Nick Murphy (Norwich); 3, Jackson Bell (Owego); 4, Tyler Frear (Windsor). 145: 1, Tristan Rifanburg (Norwich); 2, Kacey Madigan (Waverly); 3, Simon Friedman (Windsor); 4, Steve Alyward (Chenango Valley). 152: 1, Frank Garcia (Norwich); 2, Gabe Zakrajsek (Windsor); 3, Sam Sherrill (Oneonta); 4, Devin Horton (Owego). 160: 1, Micah Miller (Maine-Endwell); 2, Joe Peters (Waverly); 3, Austin Scheer (Oneonta); 4, Nick Pert (Chenango Valley). 170: 1, Noah Zakrajsek (Windsor); 2, Nick Blakeslee (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Alex Kane (Susquehanna Valley); 4, Elijah Cantella (Owego). 182: 1, Jestin Russell (Chenango Valley); 2, Richie Knapp (Susquehanna Valley); 3, Sean Kilker (Owego); 4, Thomas Fischer (Oneonta). 195: 1, Reed Grunder (Chenango Valley); 2, Jonah Canavan (Owego); 3, Jeff Klossner (Waverly); 4, Teddy Storti (Susquehanna Valley). 220: 1, Chad Adams (Dryden); 2, Drew Torrance (Maine-Endwell); 3, Owen Maryott (Waverly); 4, Colton VanDriesen (Owego). 285: 1, Bradley Chesebro (Maine-Endwell); 2, Maurice Bell (Owego); 3, Nate Flora (Windsor); 4, Benjamin Schmidt (Owego).
The Third time is always the toughest. Lady Lions fall 53-51 to Trumansburg
Because of regents week and the weather the Lady Lions hadn't played since January 22nd. There opponent was a familiar one. After coming out on the winning side during their holiday tournament in OT, the Lions also beat Trumansburg on the road the next week. Last night's rematch had Trumansburg getting the win.
Trumansburg 53, Dryden 51: On Tuesday at Dryden, the visiting Blue Raiders edged the Purple Lions in a tight game, as neither team outscored the other by more than two points in any quarter. Anna Shelley and Megan McIntyre led the winners with 21 and 18 points, respectively, while Erin Daley had 17 for Dryden.
Trumansburg 53, Dryden 51
Trumansburg
Katelyn Artibee 2 4, Brianne Avery 2 4, Mallorie Conroy 0, Vanessa Covert 3-4 3, Megan McIntyre 5 4-5 18, Michelle Peterson 1 1-4 3, Anna Shelley 8 5-11 21. Totals 18 13-24 53.
Dryden
Maggie Cole 2 5, Erin Daley 5 6-10 17, Keri Daley 2 1-2 6, Emily DeLucia 1 2, Amy Gardner 5 -1 11, Lindsey Goodenough 3 1-2 8, Vicky Leyburn 2-2 2. Totals 18 10-17 51.
3-Point Goals - Trumansburg 4 (Megan McIntyre 4), Dryden 5 (Maggie Cole 1, Erin Daley 1, Keri Daley 1, Amy Gardner 1, Lindsey Goodenough 1).
Trumansburg 53, Dryden 51: On Tuesday at Dryden, the visiting Blue Raiders edged the Purple Lions in a tight game, as neither team outscored the other by more than two points in any quarter. Anna Shelley and Megan McIntyre led the winners with 21 and 18 points, respectively, while Erin Daley had 17 for Dryden.
Trumansburg 53, Dryden 51
| Trumansburg | 15 | 10 | 15 | 13 | — | 53 |
| Dryden | 15 | 9 | 13 | 14 | — | 51 |
Katelyn Artibee 2 4, Brianne Avery 2 4, Mallorie Conroy 0, Vanessa Covert 3-4 3, Megan McIntyre 5 4-5 18, Michelle Peterson 1 1-4 3, Anna Shelley 8 5-11 21. Totals 18 13-24 53.
Dryden
Maggie Cole 2 5, Erin Daley 5 6-10 17, Keri Daley 2 1-2 6, Emily DeLucia 1 2, Amy Gardner 5 -1 11, Lindsey Goodenough 3 1-2 8, Vicky Leyburn 2-2 2. Totals 18 10-17 51.
3-Point Goals - Trumansburg 4 (Megan McIntyre 4), Dryden 5 (Maggie Cole 1, Erin Daley 1, Keri Daley 1, Amy Gardner 1, Lindsey Goodenough 1).
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