S.S. Seward Defeats Tri-Valley 68-55

GRAHAMSVILLE--The Tri-Valley boys basketball team hit a bump in the road on the way to securing a berth in sectional play last Friday night when visiting league opponent S. S. Seward recorded a 68-55 win.
  The win gives Seward  a commanding 4-0 league record in OCIAA Division V play.
   Bears coach Kyle Humphrey felt the reason for his team's loss was that  " we had a bad shooting night."
  "I think we had some opportunities with players in great positions, Mungeer sticks out in my mind and we got him a lot of good shots and shots that he is really capable  of  making and tonight he just did not have a great shooting night."
  Coach Humphrey stressed the fact "that when you play a good team like Seward who's going to put up close to 70 points you have to be able to match that offensive output."
  Humphrey felt that Tri-Valley's defensive press worked well and his use of a ten-man rotation kept the game within reach. He credited guard Justin Swarthout  for " good defensive pressing which overall makes other things happen." 
   Scoring appeared to be no problem for the Spartans guards Eric Block and Craig Smith as the two each poured in 25 points accounting for 50 of Sewards 68 points.
  In the first half of play Smith scored four three-pointers, added another tray in the fourth quarter  as Block contributed 7 points in the second quarter, 8 points in the third quarter and 9 points in the final eight minutes of play.
  Tri-Valley's defense kept them in the game and forced Seward away from their interior game. Good rebounding also proved to be another highlight in the loss for the Bears who  at the 4:00 minute mark of the third quarter tied the game at 43-43.
  Seward's foul shooting proved to be another strong part of this night's  offensive output scoring 18 from the foul line.
  Seward jumped out to a 16-9 first quarter lead, increased that lead to 35-27 at the half but led by only three 48-45 at the third quarter mark. The Spartans outscored Tri-Valley 20-10 in the fourth quarter.
  Coach Humphrey when asked about the sectional playoffs  said, "another win will put us into sectional play." The Bears in the next several weeks play leagues games against Chester,  two against Tuxedo, at Seward and home against Sullivan West.
  Seward Coach Rob Gravelle who noted his team's overall record is now 9-4 and 4-0 in league play pointed out when asked about his team's foul shooting that "we can be hot or cold from the line."
  Gravelle when asked about Tri-Valley's third quarter surge said, "they took us out of our zone and we had to play man-to-man."
  "We could have rebounded a lot better and we didn't finish terribly well inside," Gravelle added.
  Dion Lynch led Tri-Valley in scoring with 13 points followed by Thomas Mungeer with 10 and Justin Swarthout and Shane Rennisen with 9 each.
  Tri-Valley is now 8-4 overall and 2-2 in OCIAA Division V league play.

  

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BECKY AHART HEADING TO HALL OF FAME

 

                               Ahart Going Into Hall of Fame.

                                                                             

  

  ROSCOE--Roscoe Central School's varsity girls basketball coach Becky Ahart is going into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame.
  The Basketball Coaches Association of New York (BCANY) will induct Becky on Sunday, March 15 at 10 a.m. with a brunch in the Heritage Hall of the Glens Falls Civic Center..
  With her induction she joins her legendary husband "Coach" Fred Ahart who for 46-years has served as  boys basketball coach at Roscoe and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2010.
  Last January Fred received one of the highest honors given a coach when the Roscoe Central School named it gym the "Coach" Fred Ahart Gymnasium.
  Becky goes into the Hall of Fame in the Class of 2015 with Walter Bachman, Jerico HS (Section 8), Randy Begeal, Wells HS (Section 7), Dave Gaylord, Remsen HS (Section 3), Doug Loffler, Lisbon HS (Section 10), Jane Morris, Cardinal Spellman HS (CHSAA), Frank Romeo, Comsewogue HS (Section XI) Suffolk C.C., Buddy Wieklinski, Syracuse Christian Brothers Academy (Section 3) and Susan Zawacki who has been a contributor to the sport as organizer and director of summer recreation programs who also started the women's basketball program at Hamilton College. 

  "I'm greatly honored as I have had a great group of kids over the years that have been fun to work with," said Becky of her high honor.
  Coach Ahart has been at the helm of girls basketball a total of 29 years including 24-years as varsity girls coach (22 at Roscoe, from 2010-2011 co-head coach Livingston Manor/Roscoe and from 2013-2014 at Downsville/Roscoe.)
  The 29-year coaching career includes 5-years as head JV girls coach (3-years when Roscoe was unable to field a varsity team).
  She has helped compile a varsity record of 271-209 for a winning average of .604.
  Becky's coaching record includes 4 Section IX Class D titles (1990, 2000, 2002 and 2003), 5 league/division titles (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2011), 17 sectional tournaments (16 section IX, 1 section IX and participated in 9 section IX tournament championship games in 1988, 1989, 1990, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2011 and 2012.
  During the 1989-90 season Roscoe completed an 18-4 record and won the section IX Class D championship. In 1999-2000 Roscoe was undefeated Western-Sullivan league champions and compiled an overall record of 21-2. They also took home the Section IX Class D championship.
  With a winning record of 15-7 Roscoe was the OCIAA Division V champions in 2000-2001. In 2001-2002 they were the OCIAA Division V undefeated champions and the Class D Section IX champions. The 2002-2003 season brought home a 18-4 record and the OCIAA Division V championship and the Section IX Class D championship. In 2010-2011 the combined team of Livingston Manor/Roscoe were the OCIAA Division VI undefeated champions.
  Becky's teams were 73-17 in four years from the 1999-2000 season through the 2003-2004 season winning the Western Sullivan league or OCIAA Division V title each year and played in the Section IX Class D title game all four years winning three titles.
  A highlight of Coach Ahart's  career was when she had the pleasure of coaching all four of her daughters and her oldest granddaughter during their careers and in many people's opinion her success in working with and identifying with high school girls is greatly due to her experience gained from raising four daughters.
  Hall of Fame honors come with many contributions made to the sport of basketball and Becky Ahart has a list of outstanding contributions.
  They include:
  1. A long time BCANY member and supporter.
  2. A member of the Section IX committee since 1996 specializing  being in charge of the awards table set up at Section IX championship games and being responsible for the  Class D girls entries and tournament structure.
  3. She has been the head coach and organized several AAU girls basketball teams including the Caskill Mountain AAU team, the Sulivan Shooters, The Sullivan Sting,  and in this role she not only worked with Roscoe players but has helped develop  and has earned the respect of players from other schools in the area.
  4. She has coached at numerous basketball camps including Soddy and Tom Mirabito's Golden Valley Basketball Camp with Coach Phil Gordon and at the West Chester University of Pennsylvania Basketball Camp  with current South Carolina Coach Dawn Staley and Coach Lisa Boyer.
  5. She also organized and operated a basketball clinic at Roscoe Central School with Coach Staley and Coach Boyer.
  6. She organized and coached girls teams for many years in the Sullivan County Community College and Liberty Summer basketball leagues.
  7. Her assistant coaches have gone on to coaching careers including Chris Russo, Greg Semenetz and Jackie Trotti.
  8. She served many years as the Roscoe Boys Varsity and JV basketball scorekeeper.
  9. Becky has planned and organized 3 on 3 basketball tournaments at Roscoe Central School.
 10. She has helped organize Coaches Vs. Cancer tournaments and other fund raisers, coached modified girls teams in 2007-2008 when no other coach was available and worked with modified teams and Saturday Youth Program teams to help develop the girls basketball program at Roscoe Central School.
  Becky in addition to basketball has also coached softball, soccer, cross country and cheer-leading at Roscoe Central School.
  Honors and awards presented to her over the years include the 1990 Cable 6 Girls Baskerball Coach of the Year, the 2001 BCANY Secion IX Coach of the Year, the 2011 BCANY Section IX Class D girls Coach of the Year, the Western Sullivan League service award and the OCIAA Jim Ross Service Award.
  An informal reception will follow Becky's induction ceremony at Dango's Irish Sports Bar, 156 Maple St. Glens Falls.
  Tickets for the induction ceremony are $25 adult, $12 for ages 6-11 and no charge for ages 5 and under. Checks should be made out to BCANY and sent to Fred Ahart, Roscoe Central School, PO Box 429, Roscoe, NY 12776. Deadline for tickets is March 8.
 
 
 

FORK COMING TO RAILRIDERS GAMES

                                                                                                                                  

What The FORK Coming to RailRiders Games

NEPA Culinary Icon Sets Up Shop at PNC Field

Moosic, Pa. – If you needed yet another reason to attend a game, the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (Triple-A/New York Yankees) will gladly oblige. The team has welcomed regional sensation What The FORK to PNC Field as a food vendor for the 2015 season.

“We’re always looking for ways to enhance the ballpark experience,” said team president/GM Rob Crain. “The biggest and best food truck in the area? That sounds just about right to me.”

The NEPA traveling food icon has established a cult following in the area. It has also received national recognition as one of the top food trucks in America per the ABC television program Live with Kelly & Michael.

“I’m thrilled about extending our brand into this amazing ballpark” said What The FORK founder Mario Bevilacqua. “I’m looking forward to the partnership with the RailRiders and being able to enhance the already fantastic experience PNC Field has to offer.”

The menu will rotate each series with one notable exception. What The FORK’s signature pulled pork tacos will be available for every home game. What The FORK will be stationed on the first-base side of the stadium at the corner where the PNC Field bleachers meet section 10.

“We are very excited to be teaming up with What The FORK,” said Richard Kloss, general manager of the team’s concessionaire, Legends. “They are an established name in our community, and their brand is synonymous with great food.  What The FORK will be a great addition for our fans.”

The RailRiders open their 2015 season at home on April 9 against the Syracuse Chiefs (Washington Nationals). For more information please call (570) 969-BALL (2255) or visit swbrailriders.com.

LPGA TELEVISION SCHEDULE

LPGA, Golf Channel and NBC Announce 2015 LPGA Tournament Television Schedule

Robust Schedule, Higher Ratings Lead to Most Televised Hours in LPGA History

Golf Channel Coverage Kicks Off Wednesday at Coates Golf Championship

Nearly 400 Hours of Tournament Coverage on Golf Channel and NBC Combined

NBC to Air Two LPGA Majors in 2015: Evian Championship and KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Judy Rankin Continues as Golf Channel Lead Analyst for LPGA Coverage, Reaching a New Multi-Year Agreement

DAYTONA BEACH/ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 27, 2015 – With a 2015 tournament schedule that features 34 events around the world highlighted by exciting enhancements with two majors, the ANA Inspiration and the inaugural KPMG Women’s Championship, and the return of the biennial Solheim Cup, the LPGA Tour is riding a wave of momentum as the 2015 season kicks off this week.  Following a 2014 season that saw an 18 percent increase in viewership of North American events on Golf Channel and NBC, the momentum continues with the unveiling of Golf Channel and NBC’s 2015 LPGA television schedule, featuring nearly 400 hours of coverage, the most televised hours in LPGA history.

Golf Channel kicks off its 2015 LPGA tournament coverage Wednesday at the season-opening Coates Golf Championship Presented by R&L Carriers, taking place at Golden Ocala Golf & Equestrian Club in Ocala, Fla.  Live coverage will kick off Wednesday from 2-5 p.m. ET, and will continue on Thursday from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. ET.  Friday’s coverage will air in prime time from 8-10 p.m. ET and conclude on Saturday from 3-5 p.m. ET.

“Golf Channel’s increased television coverage will give fans the opportunity to follow what promises to be an exciting 2015 LPGA season,” said LPGA Sr. VP of Television & New Media Brian Carroll. “Our strong relationship with Golf Channel has provided us the opportunity to showcase the LPGA through live telecasts, increases in telecast hours and personality features across many different programs.”

Golf Channel’s coverage consists of 31 official LPGA tournaments in 2015, including the 2015 Solheim Cup.  Hall-of-Famer Judy Rankin, who recently signed a multi-year contract extension with Golf Channel, will return as lead analyst, joining one of three play-by-play hosts that includes Terry Gannon, Whit Watson and LPGA mainstay Tom Abbott, who  will serve as a hole announcer when not calling play by play.  Major Champion Karen Stupples will rotate with Rankin as lead analyst in 2015 and also will report from the course.  Joining Stupples on the course-reporting team will be Jerry Foltz and Kay Cockerill.  Curt Byrum, Jim Gallagher, Jr. and Jane Crafter also will join for Golf Channel’s LPGA broadcast team at select events in 2015.

Highlights of Golf Channel’s 2015 television schedule include:

•              A 10 percent increase in hours of tournament coverage over 2014, totaling more than 390 hours for the 2015 season.

•              Golf Channel will provide complete live coverage of the 2015 Solheim Cup in Germany (Sept. 18-20), totaling nearly 30 hours of event coverage.

•              Golf Channel and NBC will provide robust tournament coverage of three LPGA Major Championships: the ANA Inspiration (Apr. 2-5), the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship (June. 11-14), and the Evian           Championship (Sept. 10-13), combining for nearly 50 hours of Golf Channel coverage.  Final round coverage of the Evian Championship and weekend coverage of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship also will air on NBC in 2015.

•              Golf Channel will provide live coverage for all U.S. tournaments in 2015

•              Expanded Morning Drive news coverage in 2015, including on-site coverage from Media Day at select tournaments, including the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, Meijer LPGA Classic and the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.

About the LPGA

The LPGA is the world’s leading professional golf organization for women. Founded in 1950, the association celebrates a diverse and storied membership with more than 2,300 members representing 30 different countries. With a Vision to inspire, empower, educate and entertain by showcasing the very best of women’s golf, LPGA Tour Professionals compete across the globe, while dedicated LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals (T&CP) directly impact the game through teaching, coaching and management. The Symetra Tour consistently produces a pipeline of talent ready for the world stage. The LPGA is headquartered in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Follow the LPGA on its television home, Golf Channel, and on the web via: www.LPGA.com,www.facebook.com/lpga.official, www.twitter.com/lpga, and www.youtube.com/lpgavideo.

About Golf Channel

Golf Channel is a multimedia, golf entertainment and services company based in Orlando, Fla. Golf Channel, co-founded by Arnold Palmer in 1995 and now part of the NBC Sports Group, is available in more than 120 million homes in 83 countries and 12 languages around the world. Exclusive partnerships with the world’s top tours allow Golf Channel to feature more live golf coverage than all other networks combined, as well as a programming schedule distinguished by golf’s highest-quality news, instruction and original programming.  Golf Channel’s digital platforms, headed by GolfChannel.com, are the leading golf destinations on the Internet, delivering unmatched coverage of the world of golf. Fans are able to enjoy 24/7 live streaming of Golf Channel content through Golf Live Extra and select programming is simulcast via SiriusXM’s PGA TOUR Radio. In addition, Golf Channel connects the world to golf through a wide array of digital services including Golf Channel Mobile; GolfNow, the world’s largest online booking platform;GolfAdvisor.com, a golf course ratings and review portal; the interactive Golf Channel Academy instructional app; and the Golf Channel Am Tour, the world’s largest amateur golf tour.

 

BOMBARD NAMED TO IL HALL

Bombard Named to IL Hall of Fame

Red Barons Legend Gets Call to the Hall

Moosic, Pa. – The International League announced today that former Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Charlotte manager Marc Bombard will be inducted into the circuit's Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2015. He will be joined by 1980 IL MVP Marshall Brant, and former Buffalo, Syracuse, and Rochester general manager Don Labbruzzo. The three men were elected by a vote of living IL Hall of Famers, longtime executives, broadcasters, and members of the media.

All three inductees have been added to the International League Hall of Fame plaque display. The inductees or their families will be presented with “The Curtain Call” statue during individual enshrinement ceremonies to take place during the coming season. That includes a to-be-announced date for Bombard’s recognition at PNC Field before a 2015 RailRiders (Triple-A/New York Yankees) game. The IL Hall of Fame plaque display does not have a permanent home, but rather serves as a traveling testament to the storied legacy of the International League.

Bombard piloted the then-Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons to four consecutive playoff appearances from 1999-2002, a run which concluded with a franchise-record 91 wins and honors as the IL Manager of the Year and the Sports Weekly Minor League Manager of the Year. He won 700 games in the IL, including a then-franchise-record 574 victories over eight seasons with SWB from 1997-2004. That record was broken last season by fellow IL Hall of Famer Dave Miley. Bombard, who managed the IL All-Stars in both 2000 and 2003, is the last IL skipper to lead a team to 90 wins in a single season. His 91 wins in 2002 are the equivalent of winning 102 games in a 162-game big league campaign.

“It’s a great honor,” Bombard said of his induction. “It came as a shock. It was the furthest thing from my mind when (IL president) Randy (Mobley) called and let me know the news. It was a great eight years in Scranton, a truly great ride. There were some outstanding players, great front office people and coaches, and of course the fans are outstanding. You looked forward to coming to the park. We had such an atmosphere there. It was such an advantage to play at home. Those were the best eight years in my baseball life.”

The RailRiders open their 2015 season at home on April 9 against the Syracuse Chiefs (Washington Nationals). For more information please call (570) 969-BALL (2255) or visit swbrailriders.com.

B-METS 2015 FIELD STAFF

B-Mets Announce 2015 Field Staff

BINGHAMTON, NY – The defending Eastern League champion Binghamton Mets are proud to announce that Pedro Lopez will return to the Southern Tier for his fourth season as manager. Lopez, the winningest manager in B-Mets history, will be joined by pitching coach Glenn Abbott and hitting coach Luis Natera. Athletic trainer Deb Iwanow and strength and conditioning coach Dane Inderrieden round out Lopez’s staff.
Lopez guided the 2014 Binghamton Mets to their first Eastern League championship in 20 years. The team fulfilled Lopez’s preseason request of “six more wins” in the playoffs by beating the Portland Sea Dogs in a thrilling five-game Eastern Division Championship Series and sweeping the Richmond Flying Squirrels to earn the franchise’s third Eastern League title.
The 2014 season also saw Lopez move into the top spot among B-Mets managers. The team’s 3-0 victory over the Harrisburg Senators on August 10 was his 226^th win at the helm of the B-Mets, pushing him ahead of John Tamargo, who managed from 1994 to 1996. Lopez currently owns 237 regular season wins in Binghamton.
Lopez has steadily climbed the Mets’ minor league managerial ladder; compiling winning records at each stop leading to Binghamton. His journey began with the Kingsport Mets (Rookie) in 2008, where he guided the club to a 34-32 mark. Under his watch in 2009, the Brooklyn Cyclones (Short Season-A) punched their ticket to the New York-Penn League postseason with a 45-30 record. Lopez kept the success rolling with another trip to the postseason with the Savannah Sand Gnats (Low-A) in 2010. His 2011 St. Lucie Mets (High-A) made it all the way to the Florida State League championship series.
The former catcher logged 13 seasons in the minor leagues as a player after being drafted in the 21^st round by the San Diego Padres in 1988. He reached Triple-A with the Las Vegas Stars before joining the Milwaukee Brewers organization in 1995. Lopez finished his playing career in the Houston Astos’ system in 2000. In 909 career games, he hit .247, clocked 49 home runs and drove in 338 runs.
Abbott returns to the Southern Tier for his fourth year as pitching coach. Prior to his time with the Mets, Abbott was a pitching coach for five years in the San Diego Padres’ system, spent four seasons with the Texas Rangers’ organization and logged 13 years at various levels with the Oakland Athletics. The Arkansas native began his coaching career with the Little Falls Mets in 1985.
After getting drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the 8^th round in 1969, Abbott spent 11 seasons in the Major Leagues as a starting pitcher for the A’s (1973-76), Seattle Mariners (1977-83) and Detroit Tigers (1983-84). In 248 career games, the righty made 206 starts, went 62-83, amassed a 4.39 ERA, struck out 484 batters and hurled five shutouts.
As a member of the Athletics in 1975, Abbott was part of the first four-pitcher no-hitter in MLB history. On September 28, he combined with Vida Blue, Paul Linblad, and Rollie Fingers to baffle the Angels on the final day of the regular season.
Natera returns to Binghamton after spending last year in the Majors as assistant hitting coach with the New York Mets. This season will be his 24^th with the Mets organization and eighth in the Southern Tier. He has served as a hitting coach at five different levels during that time, including stints with Buffalo (AAA, 2009), St. Lucie (High-A, 2007), Hagerstown (Low-A, 2005-06), Kingsport (Rookie, 2003-04), and Capital City (Low-A, 1999).
Natera served in his native country as coordinator of the Mets’ Dominican Academy in 2001 and 2002. He managed the Dominican Mets (Rookie) in 2002 and skippered the DSL Mets from 1992-1997.
The former shortstop played in the Mets’ system from 1984 to 1988 and reached as high as Low-A. He lives with wife Maria Elena and their sons Luis Alberto, Jose Luis, and David Luis.
Deb Iwanow will head back to the Southern Tier for her second year as athletic trainer. The Delhi, New York native spent three seasons with the St. Lucie Mets from 2011 to 2013. A graduate of Ithaca College, she served as an assistant athletic trainer at Binghamton University in 2005 and 2006.
Inderrieden joins the B-Mets staff for his first season at Double-A. The Marty, Minnesota native served in the same capacity with the St. Lucie Mets last year. He received his B.S. from St. Cloud State University and attained a master’s degree in Exercise Science from Northern Michigan University. He has also spent time with the Gulf Coast League Mets (2013) and Brooklyn Cyclones (2012).
The Binghamton Mets are set to open their 24^th season on April 9, 2015 in Akron against the RubberDucks. The B-Mets home opener on April 16, 2015, highlighted by a pregame ceremony to celebrate their 2014 championship, is just 77 days away. Season ticket packages and miniplans are on sale. Visit BMETS.COM, stop by the box office or call 723-METS for tickets.
Be sure to follow the B-Mets on Facebook, Twitter and at the team’s official website (www.bmets.com) for more team information. Fans can also stay up to date with all the action on the field by visiting “B-Mets Buzz with Tim Heiman” at bmets.mlblogs.com

Coaches Play Big Role in Tri-Valley-Roscoe Game

ROSCOE-- Two outstanding Sullivan County varsity girls basketball coaches used their vast technical and professional knowledge last Friday night on how best to coach their players while one team was dominating and running away to an easy victory.
  Tri-Valley  coach Jason Kloss and Roscoe coach Becky Ahart used different approaches in Tri-Valley's 58-18 victory played in the Fred Ahart Gymnasium.
  With the Bears running off to a 21-7 first quarter lead it became very apparent that the young Blue Devils team would face scoring problems from the strong defensive tactics deployed by Tri-Valley.
  When asked what approach she takes with her players in a game like this, Coach Ahart said, "I try to install the desire to keep playing, never give up, don't hang your heads  and learn something new from who they are playing against."
  "If somebody does something good against us that beats us I ask our girls to learn from that experience and to play together as a team as everything comes down to team work and try to improve with every game, "Coach Ahart noted.
  Coach Ahart's young varsity team consists of four freshman, three sophomores, four juniors and three seniors.
   She complimented Tri-Valley as "a very good ball club."
  Bears coach Kloss  learned a lot of his basketball skills and knowledge from Becky's husband and boys varsity coach Fred Ahart who Jason played for as a  Roscoe Central School student.
  Kloss when asked what the benefits of a game like this means to  Tri-Valley said, "our team benefits from a game like this for team dynamics."
  He pointed out "there are a lot of girls on the team who practice as hard as some of the girls that play on any given night and this type of game is an opportunity for them to take the floor
and show how much they have improved and to look at things they need to do better at."
  " A game like this is a benefit for the future of this team in getting those girls minutes this year to help prepare them for next year and a smoother transition" Kloss said.
   The Tri-Valley coach substituted frequently throughout the game giving his bench players valuable playing experience.
    Tri-Valley's strong defense continued throughout the game limiting Roscoe to 5 points in the second quarter and 3 points each in the third and fourth quarters which overall resulted in 46 Blue Devil turnovers.
  The Bears defense and Roscoe's turnovers led to some easy break-away scores putting Tri-Valley out in front at the half 31-12 and at the end of the third quarter 48-15.
  Leading Tri-Valley's balanced scoring was Caroline Martin with 14, Sara Dertinger with 12 and Danielle Shafarsky with 10.
  Roscoe had 5 points each from Alyssa Diaz and Kelsey Kalin.
  Roscoe's record falls to 0-10 while Tri-Valley's even's its record to 5-5, 1-0 in OCIAA Division V
  league play.
  Tri-Valley gets back into league play at home January 29 against Tuxedo.
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