Southern Springs 20, Whitney Point 9

Southern Springs 0 7 0 13-20

Whitney Point 6 0 3 0-9

Second Quarter

S.S- McClacy 11 yard pass from Wright (Bean kick)

Fourth Quarter

S.S- Salato 6 run (Bean kick)

S.S- Salato 37 run (kick failed)

The Southern Springs football team scored 13 points in the fourth quarter to seal a 20-9 victory over Whitney Point on Saturday. It was the second victory of the season for Southern Springs.

Vinnie Salato had 113 total yards and two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Jason Wright completed 5-of-11 passes for 94 yards and a touchdown to Julius McClary. Ryan Cole finished with 32 rushing yards.

“We played a full four quarter ballgame. We played as a team and the kids played great. Vinnie Salato just went crazy on offense and defense.” Southern Springs head coach Jeff Ianiri said.

Southern Springs hosts undefeated Waverly next week.

Cato-Meridian 49, Hannibal 20

Cato-Meridian 14 14 14 7-49

Hannibal 0 6 6 8-20

First Quarter

CM- Murphy 14 run (kick failed)

CM- Dennison 8 run (Caswell pass from Dennison)

Second Quarter

CM- Dennison 1 run (kick failed)

H- Crandell 52 run (kick failed)

CM- Holt 10 run (Caswell pass from Dennison)

Third Quarter

CM- Walton 7 run (Wallace kick)

CM- Walton 15 run (Wallace kick)

H- Crandell 1 run (kick failed)

Fourth Quarter

CM- Denison 1 run (Wallace kick)

H- Crandell 2 run (Crandell run)

Cato-Meridian got started early in the 49-20 defeat of Hannibal. The Blue Devils jumped up 21-0 in the second quarter before Hannibal finally scored. Preston Dennison had three rushing touchdowns and two two-point coversion passes to Dillon Caswell.

Captain Marc Walton finished with 15 carries for 156 yards and two touchdowns. Ethan Holt finished with 13 carries for 137 yards, and one touchdown.

“It was a very nice win over Hannibal. Hopefully it was good enough to get us into the playoffs,” Cato-Meridian head coach CJ Hannon said.

Cato-Meridian awaits the outcome of the Section III seedings from the meeting later today.

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

East Syracuse-Minoa Invitational

Skaneateles placed fourth behind South Jefferson, Marcellus and Canastota. Sam Smolenski placed fifth (16:33).

“Sam had the best race of his career placing fifth in a talented field of All-State runners,”said Skaneateles coach Jack Reed.

Calvin Davis took 15th (17:15). Matt Parker was 54th (18:47) and Jeff Cregg came in 55th (18:48). Josh Youle was 75th (19:28).

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

East Syracuse-Minoa Invitational

Skaneateles finished third behind third ranked and fourth ranked Canastota.

Rachel Hosie finished in 10th (22:02) for the Lakers. Christina Homeyer came in 22nd (20:36). Kristin Roberts finished in 40th (21:21), Beatrice Walton took 43rd (21:32) and Alexis Mazzeo placed 44th (21:36).

Also running well for the Laker's were Becky Flannigan placing third (21:45), and Blair Gage coming in fourth (22:14) both for junior varsity.

FIELD HOCKEY

Weedsport 2, Watertown 1

The Warriors' Allison Beardsley finished with one goal and an assist. Katie Loperfido scored the other goal. Kaitlin Hammersley finished with three saves.

Weedsport (13-3, 8-2 league) travels to Moravia on Monday.

GIRLS SWIMMING

New Hartford 103, Skaneateles 77

The Lakers' Sarah Sawyer took first in the 200 freestyle (2:05.09) on Friday.

In the 100 breaststroke Kiley Becker placed first (1:15.53). Kate Menapace, Rachel De Witt, Elisabeth Holbein, and Britton Weber took first in the 400 relay (4:13.58).