Valley Sports ReportTHE VALLEY — The postseason rolls on with Waverly playing in its sixth consecutive Section IV title game, taking on the state's top-ranked Chenango Forks for the Class C championship at Binghamton's Alumni Stadium.
The Wolverines are coming off a 41-12 win over Susquehanna Valley, while the Blue Devils rolled over Oneonta, 54-14, in the other Class C semi-final game.
Chenango Forks outscored its opponents by an average of 40.1 to 8.3 per game this season. They had three shutouts and three more games where they allowed seven points or less. Its closest game was a 15-point win over Maine-Endwell (ranked 6th in Class B).
Waverly outscored its opponents by an average of 36.7 to 19.5. Waverly has wins over four state-ranked teams in Port Jervis (ranked 8th in Class B), Johnson City (15th in Class B), Susquehanna Valley (15th in Class C), and Horseheads (13th in Class A).
Forks junior Brysen Frye is averagaing more than 11 yards per carry, and the two-headed QB system of senior Sam Paske and sophomore Evan Schofield has been very efficient.
Waverly counters with the dual-threat QB sophomore Cooper Chrystie, who has thrown for 1,475 yards and 13 TDs, and fun for 1,145 yards and 19 TDs.
Sophomore Carter Chrystie is his top target with 61 catches for 844 yards and six TDs, and senior Chase Wheeler has 26 grabs for 467 yards and four TDs.
Kickoff is set for noon.
