Susquehanna Valley’s first-half goal stands up against Trojans
Girls’ Soccer
Susquehanna Valley 1, Greene 0
CONKLIN – Eighth-grader Mary Rood found Kara Gorgos with a through pass for the only goal of the game at the 29-minute mark of the first half in the Sabers’ shutout over Greene Monday.
“It was a player where we simply gave them too much room and didn’t contest the pass,” said Greene coach Randy Smith of the goal. “We didn’t play that well against a team that is pretty good. This was a good warm-up for us.”
Greene hosts Walton Wednesday.
Score by half
Gre. 0 0–0
SVa. 1 0–1
Goals-assists: (SV) Kara Gorgos, 1-0, Mary Rood, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SV) 18-7, (G) 4-6.
Saves: (SV) Lauren Bartlow, 4. (G) Aubrey Parrish, 17.
Owego 5, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Owego pulled away with a goal late in the first half to grab a 2-0 advantage and deal the Tornado a shutout loss Monday.
Janelle Robison had two goals for Owego including a header off a cross from sister Jill Robison that padded the edge in the second half.
“We just kind of let up for a moment and let one in late in the first half,” said Norwich coach Scottie Decker. “I felt our kids did a better job talking to each other on the field and moving to the ball better. We had some great games today from Chelsea Leibundgut, Alicia Eddy, and Emily Tackabury.”
Norwich is at Johnson City Friday.
Score by half
JC 2 3–5
NHS 0 0–0
Goals-assists: (O) Janelle Robison, 2-0 Maddy Piddick, 1-0, Jill Robison, 0-1; Kayla Pauley, 1-0, Lindsay Kunkle, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 8-3, (O) 21-12.
Saves: (N) Amy Clemens, 18, (O) 7.
Field hockey
Oxford 3, Windsor 0
OXFORD – Oxford pounded the Windsor defensive end relentlessly, and it paid off with three second-half goals in Monday’s opening-game victory.
Sophomore Jenna Farwell broke the ice with the first of her two goals 4:51 into the second session. Less than two minutes later, senior Julie Davis scored unassisted. Farwell’s last goal came with under three minute to play.
“We did not play well in our scrimmage and didn’t do much on the offensive end, but today the offense was strong,” said Oxford coach Jenny Davis. “We were bouncing shots off their goalie’s pads in the first half, so it was just a matter of time before we found the goal.”
Score by half
Win. 0 0–0
Oxf. 0 3–3
Goals-assists: O) Jenna Farwell 2-0, Julie Davis, 1-1.
Shots-corners; (W) 0-1, (O) 25-13.
Saves: (O) none. (W) Kerrigan, 14.
Golf
Johnson City 202, Norwich 225
JOHNSON CITY – Norwich Peter Somich shared medalist honors with Johnson City’s Joe Rudulski, Monday at the Traditions at the Glen, but the Wildcats’ balanced scored led them to a 23-stroke victory.
Somich, a medalist tournament qualifier a year ago, finished with a four-over-par 38, while Ryan Evans added a 44.
Norwich (0-2) hosts Oneonta Wednesday.
Results
(Traditions at the Glen, front nine, par-34)
JC: Joe Rudulski, 38; Grant Gulich, 41; Mike Delvey, 41; Caleb Hodges, 43; Coleman Culek, 44.
Norwich: Peter Somich 38; Ryan Evans, 44; Jacob Kelly, 46; John Mattingly, 48; Ryan Cambron, 49.
Girls’ Tennis
Susquehanna Valley 7, Norwich 0
CONKLIN – Susquehanna Valley won all of the tight matches to close out a surprising shutout win over the Tornado Monday.
The score really doesn’t reflect the quality of our play today,” said Norwich coach John Stewart. “We’re playing at a better level than last year, but that doesn’t guarantee a win.”
Norwich is at Windsor Wednesday and visits Seton Catholic Central Thursday.
Results
Singles: Anna Norris (S) d. Haley Runyon, 7-5, 6-4. Jamie Mischoe (S) d. Vicky Cole, 6-0, 6-0. Morgan Wharton (S) d. Jen Zieno, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. MacKenzie Rounds (S) d. Stephanie Stewart, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles: Meaghan Shager-Beckah Wiggins (S) d. Kyra Collier-Krissy Collier, 6-3, 6-2. Brittany Francisco-Kirsten Ely (S) d. Laryssa Bernstein-Sarah Fritz, 6-3, 6-2. Chrissy Cebula-Brittany blazicki-Katie Hagen-Christina Decker, 6-3,6-1.
Susquehanna Valley 1, Greene 0
CONKLIN – Eighth-grader Mary Rood found Kara Gorgos with a through pass for the only goal of the game at the 29-minute mark of the first half in the Sabers’ shutout over Greene Monday.
“It was a player where we simply gave them too much room and didn’t contest the pass,” said Greene coach Randy Smith of the goal. “We didn’t play that well against a team that is pretty good. This was a good warm-up for us.”
Greene hosts Walton Wednesday.
Score by half
Gre. 0 0–0
SVa. 1 0–1
Goals-assists: (SV) Kara Gorgos, 1-0, Mary Rood, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SV) 18-7, (G) 4-6.
Saves: (SV) Lauren Bartlow, 4. (G) Aubrey Parrish, 17.
Owego 5, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Owego pulled away with a goal late in the first half to grab a 2-0 advantage and deal the Tornado a shutout loss Monday.
Janelle Robison had two goals for Owego including a header off a cross from sister Jill Robison that padded the edge in the second half.
“We just kind of let up for a moment and let one in late in the first half,” said Norwich coach Scottie Decker. “I felt our kids did a better job talking to each other on the field and moving to the ball better. We had some great games today from Chelsea Leibundgut, Alicia Eddy, and Emily Tackabury.”
Norwich is at Johnson City Friday.
Score by half
JC 2 3–5
NHS 0 0–0
Goals-assists: (O) Janelle Robison, 2-0 Maddy Piddick, 1-0, Jill Robison, 0-1; Kayla Pauley, 1-0, Lindsay Kunkle, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 8-3, (O) 21-12.
Saves: (N) Amy Clemens, 18, (O) 7.
Field hockey
Oxford 3, Windsor 0
OXFORD – Oxford pounded the Windsor defensive end relentlessly, and it paid off with three second-half goals in Monday’s opening-game victory.
Sophomore Jenna Farwell broke the ice with the first of her two goals 4:51 into the second session. Less than two minutes later, senior Julie Davis scored unassisted. Farwell’s last goal came with under three minute to play.
“We did not play well in our scrimmage and didn’t do much on the offensive end, but today the offense was strong,” said Oxford coach Jenny Davis. “We were bouncing shots off their goalie’s pads in the first half, so it was just a matter of time before we found the goal.”
Score by half
Win. 0 0–0
Oxf. 0 3–3
Goals-assists: O) Jenna Farwell 2-0, Julie Davis, 1-1.
Shots-corners; (W) 0-1, (O) 25-13.
Saves: (O) none. (W) Kerrigan, 14.
Golf
Johnson City 202, Norwich 225
JOHNSON CITY – Norwich Peter Somich shared medalist honors with Johnson City’s Joe Rudulski, Monday at the Traditions at the Glen, but the Wildcats’ balanced scored led them to a 23-stroke victory.
Somich, a medalist tournament qualifier a year ago, finished with a four-over-par 38, while Ryan Evans added a 44.
Norwich (0-2) hosts Oneonta Wednesday.
Results
(Traditions at the Glen, front nine, par-34)
JC: Joe Rudulski, 38; Grant Gulich, 41; Mike Delvey, 41; Caleb Hodges, 43; Coleman Culek, 44.
Norwich: Peter Somich 38; Ryan Evans, 44; Jacob Kelly, 46; John Mattingly, 48; Ryan Cambron, 49.
Girls’ Tennis
Susquehanna Valley 7, Norwich 0
CONKLIN – Susquehanna Valley won all of the tight matches to close out a surprising shutout win over the Tornado Monday.
The score really doesn’t reflect the quality of our play today,” said Norwich coach John Stewart. “We’re playing at a better level than last year, but that doesn’t guarantee a win.”
Norwich is at Windsor Wednesday and visits Seton Catholic Central Thursday.
Results
Singles: Anna Norris (S) d. Haley Runyon, 7-5, 6-4. Jamie Mischoe (S) d. Vicky Cole, 6-0, 6-0. Morgan Wharton (S) d. Jen Zieno, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. MacKenzie Rounds (S) d. Stephanie Stewart, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles: Meaghan Shager-Beckah Wiggins (S) d. Kyra Collier-Krissy Collier, 6-3, 6-2. Brittany Francisco-Kirsten Ely (S) d. Laryssa Bernstein-Sarah Fritz, 6-3, 6-2. Chrissy Cebula-Brittany blazicki-Katie Hagen-Christina Decker, 6-3,6-1.
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