Top-seeded Walton uproots NV, 38-

Chris Conway led a Walton rushing game that amassed 357 yards as the top-seeded Warriors shut out visiting Newark Valley, 38-0, Saturday in a Section Four Football Conference Class C quarterfinal.

Conway rushed for 114 yards on 15 carries.

Jeff Russell's 17-yard scoring run in the first quarter, along with Jeff Shelton's two-point run made it 8-0.

Kirk Fletcher and Shelton had touchdown runs of 10 and 8 yards, respectively, in the second quarter, which ended with Walton ahead, 24-0.

The Warriors (7-1) held the Cardinals (4-4) to 74 yards rushing on 33 attempts.

Walton will play fifth-seeded Seton Catholic Central (6-2) — a 25-7 winner over Elmira Heights on Saturday — in the semifinals. The game will be played Saturday at either Binghamton Alumni Stadium or Ty Cobb Stadium in Endicott at a time to be determined.

The Warriors defeated SCC, 36-22, during the regular season.

WALTON 36, NEWARK VALLEY 0

Saturday's game
Section Four Class C quarterfinal

Newark Valley 0 0 0 0 — 0
Walton 8 16 8 6 — 38

W — Jeff Russell 17 run (Jeff Shelton run)

W — Kirk Fletcher 10 run (Bryan Malia run)

W — Shelton 8 run (Shelton run)

W — Russell 1 run (Shelton run)

W — Malia 16 run (pass failed)

TEAM STATISTICS

NV W

First Downs 7 19

Rushes-yards 33-74 55-367

Passing 4 2

Comp-Att-Int 1-4-1 1-4-0

Punts 3-22 0-0

Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-1

Penalties-Yards 3-15 6-55

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Newark Valley rushing: Jamie Stewart 19-55; Ted Hardenstine 5-22; Mark Beebe 2-0; Pat Spirawk 7-(1).

Walton rushing: Chris Conway 15-114; Jeff Shelton 14-77; Kirk Fletcher 7-76; Bryan Malia 7-67; Jeff Russell 4-17; Joe Hitt 2-4; James Coughlin 1-4; Chad Jackson 1-3; Luke Ray 2-3; Aaron Armstrong 1-1.

Newark Valley passing: Spirawk 1-1, 4 yards.

Walton passing: Russell 1-for-4, 2 yards.

Newark Valley receiving: Ian Barrie 1-4.

Walton receiving: Josh Gransbury 1-2.

Cooperstown 34, Lowville 0

Nate Smith rushed for 102 yards and scored three first-down touchdowns to lead the top-seeded Redskins over visiting Lowville in a Section Three Class C quarterfinal.

Smith capped off Cooperstown's first drives with runs of 7 and 12 yards. The Redskins (8-0), coming off a 1-7 season, led 34-0 at halftime.

"We just overpowered them on the line of scrimmage," said Cooperstown coach Steve Pugliese, whose team will play No. 4 seed General Brown (7-1) at 4 p.m. Saturday at Rome Free Academy in a semifinal. "We ran a lot of off tackle plays."

Bradley Hill had 106 yards on 10 carries for Cooperstown.

COOPERSTOWN 34, LOWVILLE 0

Saturday's game
Section Three Class C quarterfinal

Lowville 0 0 0 0 — 0
Cooperstown 13 21 0 0 — 34

Nate Smith 7 run (Smith kick)

Smith 12 run (kick failed)

Sean Hazzard 35 pass from Ben Ayres (kick failed)

Brandon Hill 2 run (Bradley Hill run)

Smith 35 run (Smith kick)

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Cooperstown rushing: Brad Hill 10-106; Nate Smith 10-102; Brandon Hill 7-43; Brian Dibble 13-44; Ben Ayres 1-15; Andy Rickard 2-13; Josh Walhart 3-9.

Cooperstown passing: Ayres 3-for-3, 69 yards, 1 TD.

Cooperstown receiving: Hazzard 2-56; Smith 1-13.

Windsor 14, Sidney 12

Josh DuMond scored two touchdowns and rushed for 186 yards, but the Warriors (2-6) fell to host Windsor (4-4) in a non-league game.

Lindy Crea had two first-quarter touchdowns runs, both from 5 yards out. He also had a two-point run after the second touchdown to make it 14-0.

Each of Windsor's scoring drives came after Sidney fumbles.

DuMond had touchdown runs of 3 and 87 yards in the second quarter, but pass attempts failed on two-point conversion tries failed after each touchdown.

Sidney is scheduled to play host to Waverly at 7 p.m. Friday to finish the season.

WINDSOR 14, SIDNEY 12

Saturday's game

Sidney 0 12 0 0 — 12
Windsor 14 0 0 0 — 14

W — Lindy Crea 5 run (pass failed)

W — L. Crea 5 run (Crea run)

S — Josh DuMond 3 run (pass failed)

S — DuMond 87 run (pass failed)

TEAM STATISTICS

S W

First downs 6 9

Rushes-yards 29-224 43-130

Passing 17 33

Comp-Att-Int 3-8-0 3-7-0

Punts 4-36 5-30

Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1

Penalties-Yards 5-55 2-10

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Sidney rushing: Josh DuMond 19-186; 2 TD Sean Wood 4-15; Eddie Gazzetti 1-12; Bill Northrup 2-3; Jim Francisco 2-6; Matt Bohigian 1-2.

Windsor rushing: Lindy Crea 35-98; 2 TD John Crea 6-26; Kevin Tripp 2-6.

Sidney passing: Northrup 3-8, 17 yards.

Windsor passing: Paul Suhadolnik 3-7, 33 yards.

Sidney receiving: Gazzetti 2-12, Francisco 1-5.

Windsor receiving: L. Crea 2-19, Shane Surek 1-14.

Cross Country

Loyal D. Greenman Invitational

Brian Toombs finished fourth Saturday at Ely Park Golf Course, covering the 2.85-mile course in 16 minutes, 27 seconds to help Oneonta to a fourth-place finish the 15-team field.

St. Joseph's of Buffalo won the boys title with 87 points. Union Endicott was six points behind. Oneonta had 139 points.

Sean O'Donnell took 14th place for the 'Jackets. He finished in 17:08.

On the girls side, Rebecca Toombs was 10th for Oneonta in 20:53 and Renae TerBush 18th in 21:24. Oneonta took fifth place with 185 points. Union-Endicott was first with 51.

The Yellowjackets will compete in the Section Four State Qualifier Thursday at Chenango Valley State Park.

LOYAL D. GREENMAN INVITATIONAL

Boys Varsity

Team scores: 1, St. Joseph's (Buffalo) 87 2, Union-Endicott 93; 3, Ithaca 124; 4, Oneonta 139; 5, Vestal 154; 6, Maine-Endwell 173; 7, Seton Catholic Central 191; 8, Rochester McQuald 195; 9, Johnson City 214; 10, Chenango Forks 237; 11, Rochester Aquinas 268; 12, Binghamton 310; 13, Elmira Southside 322; 14, McQuald 2 387; 15, Horseheads 439.

Leading individuals: 1, Mike McPherson (U-E) 16:04 over 2.85 mile course; 2, Dave Hryvniak (Aq) 16:09; 3, John Beyer (StJ) 16:12; 4, Brian Toombs (On) 16:27; 5, Pat Cotter (stJ) 16:34; 6, Cap Magaos (SCC) 16:39; 7, Clark Holdsworth (V) 16:45; 8, Evan Raba (M-E) 16:46; 9, Fred Joslyn (CF) 16:51; 10, Ken Crawford (StJ) 16:52.

Oneonta runners: 4, Brian Toombs, 16:28; 14, Shawn O'Donnell 17:08; 21, Cory Herold 17:22; 46, Tom Vogler 18:13; 54, Lake Zebrowski 18:19. 63, Alex Vogler 18:39.

Girls Varsity

Team scorers: 1, Union-Endicott 51; 2, Elmira Southside 74; 3, Seton Catholic Central 115; 4, Rochester Marcy 140; 5, Oneonta 185; 6, Horseheads 210; 7, (tied) Chenango Valley, Susquehanna Valley 227; 9, Binghamton 245; 10, Ithaca 250; 11, Vestal 275; 12, aquinas 291; 13, Maine-Endwell 368.

Leading individuals: 1, Sarah Antonaitis (U-E) 18:55 over 2.85 mile course; 2, april Monroe (U-E) 19:36; 3, Kristina Knight (U-E) 19:36; 4, Allison Busby (SCC) 20:05; 5, Allison Woodard (I) 20:08; 6, Jessica Hendricks (M-E) 20:27; 7, Katrina DeWitt (ESS) 20:35; 8, Noel Anderson (V) 20:47; 9, Laura Tafrati (Aq) 20:49; 10, Rebecca Toombs (on) 20:51.

Oneonta runners: 10, Rebecca Tooms 20:53; 18, Renae TerBush 21:24; 38, Rebecca Moore 22:14; 52, Kristin Winn 22:44; 67, Tammy Elwood 23:19; 102, Megan Back 25:23; 119, Amanda Geisler 26:29.

Boys Junior Varsity

Leading teams: 1, Ithaca 15; 2, St. Joe's 65' 3, Union-Endicott 116; 4, Chenango Forks 156; 5, Susquehanna Valley 169; 6, Seton Catholic Central 281; 7, Owego 327; 8, Chenango Valley 333; 9, Vestal 341; 10, Oneonta 350; 11, Elmira Southside 386; 12, Sidney 400.

Leading individuals: 1, Yann Fay (I) 17:34; 2, Jessie Stuart (I) 17:50; 3, Brady Quirk-Garven (I) 18:01; 4, Calem Russell (I) 18:02; 5, Graeme Gillespie (I) 18:10; 6, Trevor Sorreis (I) 18:20; 7, Joe Sementelli (U-E) 18:23; 8, Josh Dziomber (SJ) 18:26; 9, Matt Campbell (Ow) 18:27; 10, Dave Hriczak (SJ) 18:30.

Boys Modified A

Winning team: Ithaca 34

Winning individual: Aaron Heitsley (I) 12:44 over 2.0 mile course.

Girls Modified

Winning team: Elmira Southside 84

Winning individual: Katie Sullivan (Mercy) 14:19 over 2.0 mile course.