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May 27
NYSPHSAA Regionals
Class C: Susquehanna Valley 7, Oneida 6
SV: Madeline Miller threw a 10-yard TD pass to Madison Lewis to tie the score 6-6 in the second quarter. Miller connected with Ashley Ondreyko for the PAT that ended up the deciding point.
Miller 5-16 passing for 51 yards and a TD. Lewis 3 catches, 43 yards; Gracie Wallace 16 carries for 37 yards; Ondreyko 8 carries for 33 yards.
Up next: Sus Valley will play either Pioneer or Bishop Kearney in a state quarterfinal at noon Saturday, May 30 at Hobart & William Smith Colleges.
Class A: Union-Endicott 45, Scarsdale 21
Up next: U-E will play Section 5’s Penfield in a state quarterfinal at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 30 at Hobart & William Smith Colleges.
Class B: Binghamton 39, Troy 6
Up next: Binghamton will meet Section 6’s Clarence in a state quarterfinal at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 30 at Hobart & William Smith Colleges.
May 23
Section 4 Class A Championship
Union-Endicott 59, Elmira 0
Elmira: Marley Devlin 97 passing yards and finished with 1,374 yards this season, 35 shy of school single-season record. Gracelyn Wheeler 4 catches for 80 yards; Ella Devlin about 30 rushing yards.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Obviously, this is not the way we wanted to end the year, We didn’t play very well today, and Union-Endicott deserves credit. But to finish the season in the sectional championship game after the start we had, and in what we knew would be a rebuilding year, says a lot about the growth of this team.”
Up next: U-E will play the Section 1 alternate team in a regional at 7 p.m. May 27 at Susquehanna Valley High School.
Section 4 Class B Championship
Binghamton 33, Vestal 8
Up next: Binghamton will play Section 2 runner-up Troy in a regional at 5:30 p.m. May 27 at Susquehanna Valley High School.
Section 4 Class C Championship
Susquehanna Valley 20, Waverly 13
SV: Amanat Dhillon sealed the win with an interception and long return on fourth-and-long with under 2 minutes left. Madeline Miller TD run and Gracie Wallace 2 TD runs.
Up next: SV will play the Section 3 champion at 4 p.m. May 27 at Susquehanna Valley.
May 20
Section 4 Class A Semifinals
2-Elmira 13, 3-Corning 6
Elmira: Emma Lambert 12-yard TD run and Jayelle Tomisman 1-yard TD catch from Ella Devlin.
Kayvonna King 2 interceptions to give her 9 this season, Gracelyn Wheeler interception, Hayden Baker made a tackle on fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line to prevent a touchdown. Marley Devlin 9-for-16 passing for 103 yards. Ella Devlin 60 rushing yards.
Corning: Sydney Kiczenski 17-yard TD run to bring Hawks within 7-6. Try for 2 no good.
Express improved to 3-8 after losing its first seven games. Elmira will play top-seeded Union-Endicott in the championship game at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 23 at Susquehanna Valley. U-E was a 40-0 winner over Ithaca in their semifinal.
“Defensively they played fantastic,” Elmira coach A’Don Allen said of his team. “Kayvonna King, Mady Wasicki, Hayden Baker, Lacy Pronti. I could keep going. Ella (Devlin), Ava Preston, that whole defense kept us in the game the first half.
“The kids really dug down deep. They really wanted this one today. The start of the season was ridiculous. We had 44 kids in the program. Of the 44, I think 38 were new. We started off in that way, but I said, ‘Listen, it’s all about one game right now. No wins, no losses. Let’s go out and let’s do this.’ … The energy from the team was just fantastic today.”
Allen also praised freshman quarterback Marley Devlin, who hit Wheeler for a long pass to set up Elmira’s first touchdown. Devlin rolled her ankle in the second half but returned after getting it taped.
“Her and Ella really gave us a big boost today,” Allen said. “And Ella is Ella. She’s returning all-state player and she’s had to sacrifice some this year because the team is so young.”
Allen added it’s a lot to ask of Marley Devlin, who hadn’t played quarterback before this season and has thrown for nearly 1,200 yards.
Section 4 Class B Semifinals
1-Binghamton 20, 4-Horseheads 13
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt 2 interceptions, including one returned 75 yards for a touchdown. Maggie Sullivan interception; Sam Owusu and Alexxa Fairchild-Johnson led Horseheads in flag pulls.
Emma Drake threw a 60-yard TD pass to Giana Hughey, and Drake followed with a pass to Fairchild-Johnson for the extra point.
Binghamton will face Vestal at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 23 at Susquehanna Valley in the championship game. Vestal beat Maine-Endwell, 12-6, in their semifinal.
Section 4 Class C Semifinals
E1-Susquehanna Valley 19, W2-Owego Free Academy 16
SV: Madeline Miller’s 6-yard TD pass to Madison Lewis tied the score, and Miller followed with a run for the extra point for the deciding point. Miller had TD passes of 22 yards and 4 yards to Lewis in the first half to help Sabers lead 13-6 at halftime.
Miller 12-for-24 passing for 110 yards and 3 touchdowns. Lewis 5 catches for 70 yards and 3 TDs.
Lewis and Ashley Ondreyko 2 interceptions each.
Owego: Ashlyn Dalton TD runs of 4 and 39 yards, and a 7-yard TD reception on a throw from Kylie Grippen.
Dalton 4 carries for 53 yards and 7 catches for 90 yards. Grippen 13-for-32 for 146 yards. Kylie Craven 2 interceptions.
Susquehanna Valley will play Waverly at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 23 in the championship game at Susquehanna Valley. Waverly topped Chenango Valley, 31-7, in their semifinal.
Owego was a state finalist last season.
May 12
Susquehanna Valley 13, Horseheads 6
Sus Valley: Ashley Ondreyko 15-yard TD pass to Lara Gruden; Gruden go-ahead 5-yard TD run as Sabers scored 13 points in fourth quarter. Gruden 9 carries for 58 yards; Gracie Wallace 8 carries for 44 yards; Ondreyko 4 carries for 36 yards; Lauren Lewis 4 carries for 22 yards. Madeline Miller 7-13 passing for 44 yards & Ondreyko 4-9 passing for 20 yards. Lauren Lewis 7 tackles.
Horseheads: Kennedy Harer 12 carries for 99 yards and 14-yard TD. Sydney Blunt 9 carries for 55 yards. Claire Stevens 7-14 passing for 50 yards; Emma Drake 8-11 passing for 32 yards Peighton Ellison and Harer 5 tackles each.
Johnson City 19, Elmira 13
Elmira: Marley Devlin 209 passing yards, 2 TDs. Emma Lambert and Gracelyn Wheeler TD catches. Kayvonna King, Hayden Baker, Ella Devlin interceptions.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This is not the result we were hoping for to close out the regular season. Credit to Johnson City — they played with a high level of intensity throughout the game. We were slow to match that energy. We now turn our focus to sectional play, where we will use this experience as an opportunity to improve and prepare for the week ahead.”
May 7
Elmira 20, Corning 18
Elmira: Marley Devlin 11-20 passing, 141 yards, TD plus 15 carries for 105 yards and 2 TDs. Hayden Baker 17-yard TD reception; Ella Devlin 7 carries for 43 yards and 3 catches for 32 yards; Gracelyn Wheeler 4 catches for 24 yards and Kayvonna King 2 catches for 41 yards. Wheeler and King interceptions and Ella Devlin with a key flag pull for a loss that helped seal the win.
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “Marley has improved tremendously since the beginning of the season. The game is starting to slow down for her, and she’s becoming a real weapon both throwing and running the football.
“We’re starting to come together at the right time. Mady Wasicki, Jayelle Tomisman, Ava Preston, Ella Devlin amongst others have given us tremendous leadership and have helped keep this group focused and connected.”
Vestal 20, Horseheads 0
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt 8 tackles, 11 carries for 58 yards, and 3 catches for 20 yards; Maggie Sullivan interception. Emma Drake 7 completions for 79 yards.
May 6
Maine-Endwell 13, Susquehanna Valley 12
M-E: Laura Napierala 9 carries, 57 yards, TD; Bre Butler 23-33 passing for 242 yards and 1 TD, 2 interceptions; Maddy Ocker 8 receptions, 77 yards, TD. Merisa Mujcic 7 tackles; Gianna DeSantis interception.
Sus Valley: Madeline Miller 7 carries, 65 yards, TD and 5-11 passing for 74 yards; Gracie Wallace 14 carries, 41 yards, TD. Amanat Dhillon 10 tackles, interception; Lauren Lewis 8 tackles; Rachel Rychlewski 6 tackles, 1 sack; Madison Lewis 6 tackles, interception.
May 2
Elmira 38, Ithaca 25
Elmira: Marley Devlin 14-26 passing, 178 yards, 4 TDs and 30 rushing yards and three 2-point conversions as Express earned first win of the season after leading 26-0. Kayvonna King 3 TD receptions; Gracelyn Wheeler 1 TD reception. Ella Devlin and Emma Lambert rushing TDs.
King and Ella Devlin intercepted passes. Zari Graham and Hayden Baker applied consistent defensive pressure.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was a fantastic team win on Senior Day. We really wanted to get a win for our seniors. Four of them — Mady Wasicki, Laci Pronti, Jayelle Tomisman, and Bella Hill — have been here since the beginning of the program. Faith Bound and Jaydalyn Perez round out the group, and all six have given their heart and soul to this team.
“These girls have been working incredibly hard since day one. We came into this season with a lot of youth and inexperience, and with this being my first year leading the program, I’m really proud of how they’ve stayed the course. Coach Lou Condon called a great game offensively, and the girls responded by playing with great intensity.”
Susquehanna Valley 13, Waverly 7
Sixth-ranked Susquehanna Valley topped second-ranked Waverly in a meeting of state-ranked teams.
April 30
Maine-Endwell 33, Horseheads 14
Horseheads: Emma Drake 5-yard TD run and 42-yard TD pass to Peyton Butts. Drake 14 carries, 75 yards and 11-for-14 passing for 191 yards; Sydney Blunt 12 carries, 67 yards; Giana Hughey 4 catches, 94 yards; Butts 3 catches, 81 yards.
Samantha Owusu 7 solo tackles, 5 assists, 1 sack; Alexxa Fairchild-Johnson 6 solo tackles; Cailee Rosen 6 solo tackles.
April 27
Waverly 27, Elmira 13
Elmira: Marley Devlin 2 TD passes, one to Ella Devlin and one to Emma Lambert. Gracelyn Wheeler, Ava Preston, Emma Lambert also with receptions.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “This was a big step forward for our team. Our girls showed tremendous growth with their energy, intensity, and overall effort. We were in a one-score game at halftime, and just a couple of breaks going a different way could have changed the outcome. Against a very strong opponent, this was by far the best game we’ve played all season.
“Defensively, Kayvonna King and Zari Graham were outstanding and played a huge role in keeping us competitive all night.”
April 25
Susquehanna Valley 14, Chenango Forks 6
SV: Gracie Wallace 21 carries, 179 yards, 60-yard TD in third quarter; Amanat Dhillon 3-yard interception return for TD with 15 seconds left in the second quarter to go with 5 tackles. Rachel Rychlewski 7 tackles.
CF: Kendra Williams 15 carries, 58 yards, 2-yard TD in fourth quarter; Kenzie Curtis 12 carries for 72 yards and 4-14 passing for 58 yards. Brianna Sickles 35-yard catch. Jules Dietzman 10 tackles.
Union-Endicott 47, Elmira 7
Elmira: Gracelyn Wheeler TD, Ella Devlin extra point.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “We were really encouraged by our second-half effort. The girls played with a lot more pride, energy, and toughness, and that’s something we can continue to build on.
“Freshman QB Marley Devlin played maybe her best game of the season so far, and junior Ella Devlin continues to be a steady, consistent leader for us on both sides of the ball.”
April 22
Susquehanna Valley 8, Norwich 6
SV: Gracie Wallace 22 carries, 103 yards; Madison Lewis 50-yard TD run; Madeline Miller 2-8 passing, 52 yards. Amanat Dhillon and Lauren Lewis 8 tackles each; Emilia Warner 7 tackles.
Norwich: Josey Ryan 26-34 passing, 122 yards, TD and 12 carries for 65 yards; Brynley Ryan 10 receptions for 55 yards and 9 tackles. Daphney Frank 2-yard TD catch.
Binghamton 20, Horseheads 0
Patriots led 8-0 at halftime.
April 18
Susquehanna Valley 19, Windsor 0
SV: Gracie Wallace 19 carries, 115 yards, 6-yard TD; Madeline Miller 5-for-6 passing, 27 yards, 2 TDs (3 yards to Amanat Dhillon, 12 yards to Ashley Ondreyko) and 5 carries 35 yards; Lara Gruden 3 carries, 51 yards; Lauren Lewis 5 carries 23 yards. Rachel Rychlewski and Dhillon 9 tackles each; Lewis and Heather Seidel 6 tackles each.
Windsor: Payton Otis 8 carries, 34 yards; Miah Clausell 17 carries, 23 yards and 7-for-10 passing for 49 yards; Danika Smith 6 carries, 17 yards. Valaina Royal and Emma Stoeckel 5 tackles each.
Binghamton 58, Elmira 0
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “Right now, we’re young and inexperienced— and it showed. Binghamton is a seasoned team, and they took advantage of our mistakes. That said, our kids are competing. They’re showing up, they’re working, and they’re fighting to get better every single day. There’s no quit in this group.
“We’re going through some real growing pains right now, but that’s part of building something. You don’t skip steps in this process. We’re going to stay consistent, keep coaching, and keep demanding more. This group is learning what it takes, and those lessons matter.
“The future is very bright, we just have to be tough enough to go through this part first.”
April 10
Horseheads 33, Elmira 7
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt 15 carries, 201 yards, 2 TDs and 3 interceptions on defense, including one returned 50 yards for a touchdown. She added a touchdown pass to Mantey.
Emma Drake 6-yard TD run. Johnson interception; Sullivan 7 tackles; Blunt and Harer 5 tackles each.
Elmira: Marley Devlin TD pass to Kayvonna King. King interception on defense.
Said Elmira coach A’Don Allen: “Missed a few opportunities and it got away from us early. Still growing as a team and we will keep learning and getting better.”
Susquehanna Valley 44, Johnson City 6
JC: Megan Rought 26 carries, 83 yards, TD (12 yards); Angelique Martinez 8 tackles.
SV: Gracie Wallace 12 carries, 62 yards, 2 TDs (11 and 25 yards); Madeline Miller 6 carries, 33 yards, TD and 4-for-8 passing for 41 yards and 2 TDs (29 yards to Madison Lewis and 10 yards to Lara Gruden). Lewis returned a punt for a TD.
Lauren Lewis 7 tackles, 14-yard interception return for TD; Rachel Rychlewski 8 tackles.
April 3
Susquehanna Valley 34, Chenango Valley 0
SV: Gracie Wallace 12 carries, 85 yards, 2 TDs (37 yards, 2 yards). Lauren Lewis 2 interception returns for TDS (45 yards, 20 yards). Madeline Miller 3-yard TD pass to Madison Lewis and 3-yard TD pass to Lillian Cook. Lewis 42-yard punt return for a TD.
April 1
Maine-Endwell 54, Elmira 2
March 26
Susquehanna Valley 43, Greene 0
March 21
Susquehanna Valley 7, Owego Free Academy 0
March 20
Vestal 25, Elmira 6
Elmira: Marley Devlin 23-yard TD pass to Emma Lambert. Mady Wasicki 2 interceptions.
Said Express coach A’Don Allen: “Opening-game jitters and our inexperience showed in the first half, but we tightened some things up and played much better in the second half and we can build on that. I’m proud of the effort and fight.”
This article originally appeared on Elmira Star-Gazette: Top performers, results for 2026 Section 4 girls flag football
Reporting by Andrew Legare, Elmira Star-Gazette / Elmira Star-Gazette
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