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Sports Snippets: April 27, 2023

Compiled by WRILEY NELSON

Unatego Graduate Is Named SUNY Cobleskill Athlete of Week
SHEALINN STEVENS (Photo provided)

COBLESKILL—The SUNY Cobleskill Athletics Department named outdoor track and field athlete Shealinn Stevens of Otego a Fighting Tiger of the Week for the week ending April 9. Stevens placed seventh in the long jump at the 2023 Cortland Red Dragon Open Invitational with a mark of 4.71 meters. She also anchored the Tigers’ third-place 4x100m relay team, which finished with a total time of 53.29 seconds.

OHS Defeats Susq. Valley 13-0

ONEONTA—Oneonta High School baseball defeated Susquehanna Valley 13-0 on the road on April 10. According to Sports Director Nate Lull of WCDO, freshman Brady Carr threw a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts. He also hit a double and two RBI.






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