P.O. Box 5
Afton, NY 13730
607.639.8200

DATE

EVENT

Apr. 4

B-G, 4:15

Apr. 6

@ Walton, 4:15

Apr. 9

Greene, 4:15

Apr. 11

@ Harpursville, 4:15

Apr. 19

@ Unatego, 11:00

Apr. 23

Deposit, 4;15

Apr. 25

Unadilla Valley, 4:15

Apr. 27

@ Hancock, 4:15

Apr. 28

@ S-E Tournament, 1:00

Apr. 28

@ S-E Tournament, 10:00

Apr. 30

S-E, 4:15

May 2

@ Delhi, 4:15

May 4

Oxford, 4:15

May 7

@ Unatego, 4;15

May 9

@ Deposit, 4:15

May 11

@ Unadilla Valley, 4:15

May 14

Hancock, 4:15

May 17

League semi-Finals

May 22

League Finals, McCarthy Pk.

May 24

Sectionals Start

June 2

Regionals

June 9

States

June 12

AWARDS NIGHT

PLAYER

#

GRADE

POSITION

Corick Allison

2

10

OF

Ryan Berkeley

8

9

2nd

Jason Brewer

42

12

OF

Curtis Commesso

11

11

OF

Ryan Daly

6

11

P/1st

David Hopkins

10

10

OF

Rob Hosier

21

11

P

Josh Jennings

32

10

P

John Jordan

4

9

OF

Dustin Kemmerer

9

12

C

Jason Lamoree

15

10

IF

Ted Martin

54

10

3rd

Kerry Mohrien

3

9

OF/SS

James Nute

23

12

OF

Tom Sanford

24

10

OF/2nd

Roy Saunders

1

12

OF

Josh Winans

5

10

SS/OF

From The Daily Star
May 30, 2001

Afton one-hits defending Class D champion Schenevus

Staff Report

Josh Jennings and Dustin Kemmerer combined on a one-hitter to help Afton slay the Dragons of Schenevus, 5-1, in a Section Four Class D baseball quarterfinal on Tuesday.

Schenevus had been the two-time defending sectional champion.

Jennings pitched the first four innings and did not allow a hit. Kemmerer relieved and gave up a hit to Chris Comino in the fifth, when Schenevus scored its run.

Anthony Carimando, who drove in the Dragons' run on a groundout, took the loss for Schenevus (11-4). He allowed two hits and struck out four. All his runs were unearned as the Dragons defense committed six errors.

"I just think it was a well-played game by both teams and they made some plays that we didn't make," Schenevus co-coach Greg Bonczkowski said. "I didn't think either team could get a hit in crucial situations."

David Hopkins and Dustin Kemmerer had the hits for Afton, which will play top-seeded Hancock — a 12-5 winner of G-MU — in the semifinals on Thursday.

12-AFTON 5
4-SCHENEVUS 1