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Hawkeyes Fall To Moravia,

Ending Dreams Of State Title

CCS Hawkeye supporters cheer on the boys including, front, from left, Nate O’Brien, Allison Rudnicki, Mia Obergefell, Mallory Herrick, Keira Layman. Middle, from left, Abbie Makofske, Rebecca Marmorato, Mykayla Marmorato, Sara Fountain, Maggie Schuermann, Kate Trossett, Meagan Perrino, Maya Murdock, Danielle Perrino. Rear, from left, Joey Bertram, Lindsay Trossett, Anna Lambert, Julie Ford, Delany Hollahan and Sam Bonderoff. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

By IAN AUSTIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

BINGHAMTON – The Cooperstown Hawkeyes’ dream of a state championship ended this afternoon at the hands of the Moravia Blue Devils at the Floyd L. Maines Memorial Arena in  NYSPHSAA Regionals Championship game.

The Hawkeyes came out strong in the first quarter, with a 9 point lead, but the Blue Devils caught up in the second quarter. The teams were neck and neck for the third quarter which ended with Moravia pulling ahead.

Despite strong efforts by lead scoreres Tyler Bertram, right, and Jack Lambert,  the Hawkeyes were unable to overcome Moravia in the 4th, resulting in a 59-66 loss.

 

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