S-E erupts in second half
Evening Sun Report
Field Hockey
S-E 5, Hamilton 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville scored four goals within a four-minute span in the final 10 minutes of its shutout victory over Hamilton Monday.
Karli Harris scored the first of her two goals deflecting a Courtney Kurtz pass into the cage just five minutes into the second half. The contest remained a one-goal difference until Kurtz started a four-goal barrage at the 9:48 mark and ended at 5:56.
“I was telling the girls that the one-goal lead wasn’t enough,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman in recounting a second-half timeout. “Anything can happen in field hockey, and Hamilton has a fast team. All they needed to do was sneak by one time.”
Samantha Crandall and Amanda Morgan added S-E goals, who improved to 3-1-1 overall. The Marauders host Morrisville-Eaton Wednesday.
Score by half
Ham. 0 0-0
S-E 0 5-5
Goals-assists: (SE) Karli Harris, 2-1, Courtney Kurtz, 1-3; Samantha Crandall, 1-0, Amanda Morgan, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 12-11, (H) 2-2.
Saves: (SE) Kayde Low, 2. (H) Ashley Britton, 6.
Boys’ Soccer
Delhi 3, Oxford 2
OXFORD – Delhi remained the top dog – and unbeaten in the Midstate Athletic Conference – topping Oxford Monday afternoon.
Avery Meehan dashed the Blackhawks’ hopes at a tie game scoring with just over a minute to play.
Oxford rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit getting goals from Chris Parks and Aric Nisbet. “This is unfortunate because we outplayed them in every aspect of the game, but came up short,” said Oxford coach Tim Paden.
Score by half
Del. 2 1-3
Oxf. 0 2-2
Goals-assists: (D) Kyle Cappiello, 1-0; Alex Throssel, 1-0, Avery Meehan, 1-0, Troy tucker, 0-1. (O) chris Parks, 1-1, Aric Nisbet, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (D) 7-0, (O) 15-8
Saves: (D) Doug Ambrose, 7. (O) Larry Gill, 4.
Otselic Valley 5, Brookfield 1
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley stopped its winless slide at four games breaking out on offense to roll past the Beavers Monday.
Taylor Duell scored once in each half, and Shawn Hillman, Landon Rasmussen along with David Cerasani added goals for the Vikings (1-4). “We have had a lot of trouble scoring goals and numerous chances,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “Today we distributed the ball well into open space, kept the shots down, and put them in. It sounds simple, but that’s what happened.”
OV plays at Madison Wednesday.
Score by half
Brk. 0 1-1
OVa 2 3-5
Goals-assists: (B) Brandon Cook, 1-0, Davies, 0-1. (OV) Taylor Duell, 2-0; Shawn Hillman, 1-0; Landon Rasmussen, 1-0, David Cerasani, 1-1, Troy Rasmussen, 0-1, Chris Olin, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (B) 16-3, (OV) 23-5.
Saves: (B) Cook, 13, Conrad, 4. (OV) Eric Wentworth, 10.
Unadilla Valley 3, Walton 0
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley’s winning streak reached four games with a shutout victory over Walton Monday.
Raffi Perry headed in Andy Hayes’ cornerkick just 6:20 into the game, and Chris Fowler scored off a give-and-go pass from Alec Wilson just 5 1/2 minutes later. Hayes added a goal in the second half. “Our defense is starting to play better with our man coverage,” said UV coach Matt Osborne, whose club also blanked Bainbridge-Guilford 1-0 this past Saturday. “Our confidence is up, but I’d still like us to finish better. We had great opportunities in this game, and just missed the goal.”
UV (4-2) plays at Greene Friday.
Score by half
Walt. 0 0-0
UVa 2 1-3
Goals-assists: (UV) Raffi Perry, 1-0 Chris Fowler, 1-0, Andy Hayes, 1-1, Alec Wilson, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (UV) 15-10, (W) 8-4.
Saves: (UV) Ryan Johnson, 9, (W) Brian Schuppel, 12.
S-E 3, Sauquoit Valley 1
SAUQUOIT – After a slow start to the season, the Marauders continued their upswing winning at Sauquoit Valley Monday.
Tied with the Indians at halftime, Nolan Fuller followed in a shot that caromed off the goalie and tucked away the go-ahead goal at the 21-minute mark. “The last few games we have been able to generate more scoring opportunities, and it’s just been a matter of finishing,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We finished enough today, but there have been other games where we could have easily scored six or seven goals.”
Gabe Fowler and Tom Pudney added tallies for the Marauders (4-2-2), who play at Canastota Wednesday.
Score by half
SV 1 0-1
S-E 1 2-3
Goals-assists: (S) Kris Majka, 1-0. (SE) Gabe Fowler, 1-1, Nolan Fuller, 1-0; Tom Pudney, 1-0, Sam McClain, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 7-3, (SE) 20-8.
Saves: (S) Matt Fosten, 6, (SE) Caleb Brown, 1; Sal Magro, 3.
Susquehanna Valley 3, Norwich 1
NORWICH – Susquehanna Valley immediately answered Norwich’s tying goal en route to a win on the Tornado’s field Monday night.
SV’s Matt Maczko opened the scoring at the 13-minute mark before Norwich’s Sado Borcilo knotted the game up moments later. Devin Arnold scored the first of his two goals to put the Sabers ahead for good midway through the opening half.
“We were much stronger defensively in the second half and I think we played a little lackadaisical in the first half,” said Norwich coach Hendrik Lowenstein. “They probably should have never scored those two quick goals, and it hurt us.”
Norwich hosts Whitney Point Thursday.
Score by half
SVa. 3 0-3
NHS 1 0-1
Goals-assists: (SV) Devin Arnold, 2-0, Matt Maczko, 1-0, Ryan Mitchell, 0-1, Steve Rathbun, 0-1. (N) Sado Borcilo, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SV) 11-4, (N) 9-3.
Saves: (SV) Matt Shell, 3. (N) Joe Krug, 8.
Girls’ Soccer
Greene 1, Delhi 0
GREENE – A single goal in the first half was enough for the Trojans (5-4), who rebounded from an overtime loss last weekend to Unadilla Valley.
Haley Burns’ crossing pass from the right side slipped through Delhi goalie Megan Cantwell’s hands, and Jessie Bates tucked away the ball at 33:47. Greene allowed just three shots on goal with defender Tara Bub leading the back line of defense. “Delhi really didn’t have many opportunities to score, but we didn’t generate a whole lot either,” summed up Greene coach Randy Smith, whose club hosts Oxford today.
Score by half
Del. 0 0-0
Gre. 1 0-1
Goals-assists: (G) Jessie Bates, 1-0; Haley Burns, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 8-6, (D) 3-3.
Saves: (G) Aubrey Parrish, 3; (D) Megan Cantwell, 5.
CV-Springfield 2, GMU 0
COPES CORNERS – Heather Titus figured in both CV-Springfield goals helping her team to a shutout of G-MU Monday.
Titus assisted on Marcy VanAlstine’s first-half goal, then tacked on insurance in the second half. “They were a little more aggressive than we were, but we stayed on our marks better today and ran with them better,” said G-MU coach Tim Diters.
G-MU is at Milford Thursday.
Score by half
CVS 1 1-2
GMU 0 0-0
Goals-assists: (C) Marcy VanAlstine, 1-0, Heather Titus, 1-1, Marna Taylor, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (C) 17-5, (G) 5-1.
Saves: (C) Lindsay Cairo, 1, (G) Jen Pedersen, 9.
Golf
CV 183, Norwich 207
GREENE – Norwich came up two shots shy of qualifying for the Class B team sectionals falling to Chenango Valley Monday at Genegantslet Golf Club.
Mike Kane fired a 2-under-par 33 to lead the Warriors, and Brian Huston added a 35.
Peter Somich’s 38 paced the Tornado, who had their best aggregate score in relation to par this season. Ryan Evans and eighth-grader Jacob Kelly turned in 41s, John Mattingly carded a 42, and Brian Carson shot a 45.
Norwich plays at Sus Valley today.
Results
(par-35 front nine at G.C.C.)
CV: Mike Kane, 33; Brian Huston, 35; Mike Henderson, 36; Carly Bergin, 38; Corey Hall, 41.
Norwich: Peter Somich, 38; Ryan Evans, 41; Jacob Kelly, 41; John Mattingly, 42; Brian Carson, 45.
Girls’ Tennis
Binghamton 4, Norwich 3
NORWICH – Norwich dropped a second straight 4-3 decision as Binghamton captured a decisive three-set win in second singles to eke out the victory.
Binghamton’s Emily Dura outlasted Norwich’s Victoria Cole, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 to complete a four-match sweep in singles.
The Tornado continued their run of strong doubles play taking all three matches. Krissie Collier-Kyra Collier, Stephanie Stewart-Sarah Fritz, and Katie Hagen-Christina Decker all won in straight sets.
“They had to beat us in three sets, so we’re not handing over matches to other teams,” said Norwich coach John Stewart. “We’d like to get to the other side and pick up a win.”
Norwich hosts Johnson City Wednesday.
Results
Singles: Danielle Kashou (B) d. Haley Runyon, 6-2, 6-1. Emily Dura (B) d. Victoria Cole, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Leah Feventinos (B) D. Jenny Zieno, 6-4, 6-1. Ariana Stenta (B) d. Larysa Bernstein, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles: Krissie Collier-Kyra Collier (N) d. Victoria Riccardi-Jenna Dorfman, 6-4, 6-3. Stephanie Stewart-Sarah Fritz (N) d. Alyssa Scoviello-Chelsea Haugenbaumar, 7-5, 6-2. Katie Hagen-Christina Decker (N) Kelcie Cavanaugh-Christine Bratscher, 6-4, 6-2.
Girls’ Swimming
A/B-G/H 69, S-E 24
(Results from Friday, Sept. 15 at S-E)
200 medley relay: (A) Darling, Westfall, Howe, Hoyt, 2:20.60. 200 free: (A) Knapp, 2:31.34. 200 IM: (SE) Samantha Martin, 2:35.56. 50 free: (A) Hoyt, 29.97. Diving: not held. 100 fly: (A) Westfall, 1:18.37. 100 free: (SE) F. Jones, 1:05.23. 500 free: (A) Hetzel, 6:57.14. 200 free relay: (A) Darling, Hoyt, Knapp, Hetzel, 2:06.75. 100 back : (A) Darling, 1:15.16. 100 breast: (SE) F. Jones, 1:31.23. 400 free relay: (A) Hoyt, Hetzel, Knapp, Westfall, 4:36.28.
Field Hockey
S-E 5, Hamilton 0
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville scored four goals within a four-minute span in the final 10 minutes of its shutout victory over Hamilton Monday.
Karli Harris scored the first of her two goals deflecting a Courtney Kurtz pass into the cage just five minutes into the second half. The contest remained a one-goal difference until Kurtz started a four-goal barrage at the 9:48 mark and ended at 5:56.
“I was telling the girls that the one-goal lead wasn’t enough,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman in recounting a second-half timeout. “Anything can happen in field hockey, and Hamilton has a fast team. All they needed to do was sneak by one time.”
Samantha Crandall and Amanda Morgan added S-E goals, who improved to 3-1-1 overall. The Marauders host Morrisville-Eaton Wednesday.
Score by half
Ham. 0 0-0
S-E 0 5-5
Goals-assists: (SE) Karli Harris, 2-1, Courtney Kurtz, 1-3; Samantha Crandall, 1-0, Amanda Morgan, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 12-11, (H) 2-2.
Saves: (SE) Kayde Low, 2. (H) Ashley Britton, 6.
Boys’ Soccer
Delhi 3, Oxford 2
OXFORD – Delhi remained the top dog – and unbeaten in the Midstate Athletic Conference – topping Oxford Monday afternoon.
Avery Meehan dashed the Blackhawks’ hopes at a tie game scoring with just over a minute to play.
Oxford rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit getting goals from Chris Parks and Aric Nisbet. “This is unfortunate because we outplayed them in every aspect of the game, but came up short,” said Oxford coach Tim Paden.
Score by half
Del. 2 1-3
Oxf. 0 2-2
Goals-assists: (D) Kyle Cappiello, 1-0; Alex Throssel, 1-0, Avery Meehan, 1-0, Troy tucker, 0-1. (O) chris Parks, 1-1, Aric Nisbet, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (D) 7-0, (O) 15-8
Saves: (D) Doug Ambrose, 7. (O) Larry Gill, 4.
Otselic Valley 5, Brookfield 1
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley stopped its winless slide at four games breaking out on offense to roll past the Beavers Monday.
Taylor Duell scored once in each half, and Shawn Hillman, Landon Rasmussen along with David Cerasani added goals for the Vikings (1-4). “We have had a lot of trouble scoring goals and numerous chances,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “Today we distributed the ball well into open space, kept the shots down, and put them in. It sounds simple, but that’s what happened.”
OV plays at Madison Wednesday.
Score by half
Brk. 0 1-1
OVa 2 3-5
Goals-assists: (B) Brandon Cook, 1-0, Davies, 0-1. (OV) Taylor Duell, 2-0; Shawn Hillman, 1-0; Landon Rasmussen, 1-0, David Cerasani, 1-1, Troy Rasmussen, 0-1, Chris Olin, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (B) 16-3, (OV) 23-5.
Saves: (B) Cook, 13, Conrad, 4. (OV) Eric Wentworth, 10.
Unadilla Valley 3, Walton 0
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley’s winning streak reached four games with a shutout victory over Walton Monday.
Raffi Perry headed in Andy Hayes’ cornerkick just 6:20 into the game, and Chris Fowler scored off a give-and-go pass from Alec Wilson just 5 1/2 minutes later. Hayes added a goal in the second half. “Our defense is starting to play better with our man coverage,” said UV coach Matt Osborne, whose club also blanked Bainbridge-Guilford 1-0 this past Saturday. “Our confidence is up, but I’d still like us to finish better. We had great opportunities in this game, and just missed the goal.”
UV (4-2) plays at Greene Friday.
Score by half
Walt. 0 0-0
UVa 2 1-3
Goals-assists: (UV) Raffi Perry, 1-0 Chris Fowler, 1-0, Andy Hayes, 1-1, Alec Wilson, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (UV) 15-10, (W) 8-4.
Saves: (UV) Ryan Johnson, 9, (W) Brian Schuppel, 12.
S-E 3, Sauquoit Valley 1
SAUQUOIT – After a slow start to the season, the Marauders continued their upswing winning at Sauquoit Valley Monday.
Tied with the Indians at halftime, Nolan Fuller followed in a shot that caromed off the goalie and tucked away the go-ahead goal at the 21-minute mark. “The last few games we have been able to generate more scoring opportunities, and it’s just been a matter of finishing,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We finished enough today, but there have been other games where we could have easily scored six or seven goals.”
Gabe Fowler and Tom Pudney added tallies for the Marauders (4-2-2), who play at Canastota Wednesday.
Score by half
SV 1 0-1
S-E 1 2-3
Goals-assists: (S) Kris Majka, 1-0. (SE) Gabe Fowler, 1-1, Nolan Fuller, 1-0; Tom Pudney, 1-0, Sam McClain, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 7-3, (SE) 20-8.
Saves: (S) Matt Fosten, 6, (SE) Caleb Brown, 1; Sal Magro, 3.
Susquehanna Valley 3, Norwich 1
NORWICH – Susquehanna Valley immediately answered Norwich’s tying goal en route to a win on the Tornado’s field Monday night.
SV’s Matt Maczko opened the scoring at the 13-minute mark before Norwich’s Sado Borcilo knotted the game up moments later. Devin Arnold scored the first of his two goals to put the Sabers ahead for good midway through the opening half.
“We were much stronger defensively in the second half and I think we played a little lackadaisical in the first half,” said Norwich coach Hendrik Lowenstein. “They probably should have never scored those two quick goals, and it hurt us.”
Norwich hosts Whitney Point Thursday.
Score by half
SVa. 3 0-3
NHS 1 0-1
Goals-assists: (SV) Devin Arnold, 2-0, Matt Maczko, 1-0, Ryan Mitchell, 0-1, Steve Rathbun, 0-1. (N) Sado Borcilo, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SV) 11-4, (N) 9-3.
Saves: (SV) Matt Shell, 3. (N) Joe Krug, 8.
Girls’ Soccer
Greene 1, Delhi 0
GREENE – A single goal in the first half was enough for the Trojans (5-4), who rebounded from an overtime loss last weekend to Unadilla Valley.
Haley Burns’ crossing pass from the right side slipped through Delhi goalie Megan Cantwell’s hands, and Jessie Bates tucked away the ball at 33:47. Greene allowed just three shots on goal with defender Tara Bub leading the back line of defense. “Delhi really didn’t have many opportunities to score, but we didn’t generate a whole lot either,” summed up Greene coach Randy Smith, whose club hosts Oxford today.
Score by half
Del. 0 0-0
Gre. 1 0-1
Goals-assists: (G) Jessie Bates, 1-0; Haley Burns, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 8-6, (D) 3-3.
Saves: (G) Aubrey Parrish, 3; (D) Megan Cantwell, 5.
CV-Springfield 2, GMU 0
COPES CORNERS – Heather Titus figured in both CV-Springfield goals helping her team to a shutout of G-MU Monday.
Titus assisted on Marcy VanAlstine’s first-half goal, then tacked on insurance in the second half. “They were a little more aggressive than we were, but we stayed on our marks better today and ran with them better,” said G-MU coach Tim Diters.
G-MU is at Milford Thursday.
Score by half
CVS 1 1-2
GMU 0 0-0
Goals-assists: (C) Marcy VanAlstine, 1-0, Heather Titus, 1-1, Marna Taylor, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (C) 17-5, (G) 5-1.
Saves: (C) Lindsay Cairo, 1, (G) Jen Pedersen, 9.
Golf
CV 183, Norwich 207
GREENE – Norwich came up two shots shy of qualifying for the Class B team sectionals falling to Chenango Valley Monday at Genegantslet Golf Club.
Mike Kane fired a 2-under-par 33 to lead the Warriors, and Brian Huston added a 35.
Peter Somich’s 38 paced the Tornado, who had their best aggregate score in relation to par this season. Ryan Evans and eighth-grader Jacob Kelly turned in 41s, John Mattingly carded a 42, and Brian Carson shot a 45.
Norwich plays at Sus Valley today.
Results
(par-35 front nine at G.C.C.)
CV: Mike Kane, 33; Brian Huston, 35; Mike Henderson, 36; Carly Bergin, 38; Corey Hall, 41.
Norwich: Peter Somich, 38; Ryan Evans, 41; Jacob Kelly, 41; John Mattingly, 42; Brian Carson, 45.
Girls’ Tennis
Binghamton 4, Norwich 3
NORWICH – Norwich dropped a second straight 4-3 decision as Binghamton captured a decisive three-set win in second singles to eke out the victory.
Binghamton’s Emily Dura outlasted Norwich’s Victoria Cole, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 to complete a four-match sweep in singles.
The Tornado continued their run of strong doubles play taking all three matches. Krissie Collier-Kyra Collier, Stephanie Stewart-Sarah Fritz, and Katie Hagen-Christina Decker all won in straight sets.
“They had to beat us in three sets, so we’re not handing over matches to other teams,” said Norwich coach John Stewart. “We’d like to get to the other side and pick up a win.”
Norwich hosts Johnson City Wednesday.
Results
Singles: Danielle Kashou (B) d. Haley Runyon, 6-2, 6-1. Emily Dura (B) d. Victoria Cole, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Leah Feventinos (B) D. Jenny Zieno, 6-4, 6-1. Ariana Stenta (B) d. Larysa Bernstein, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles: Krissie Collier-Kyra Collier (N) d. Victoria Riccardi-Jenna Dorfman, 6-4, 6-3. Stephanie Stewart-Sarah Fritz (N) d. Alyssa Scoviello-Chelsea Haugenbaumar, 7-5, 6-2. Katie Hagen-Christina Decker (N) Kelcie Cavanaugh-Christine Bratscher, 6-4, 6-2.
Girls’ Swimming
A/B-G/H 69, S-E 24
(Results from Friday, Sept. 15 at S-E)
200 medley relay: (A) Darling, Westfall, Howe, Hoyt, 2:20.60. 200 free: (A) Knapp, 2:31.34. 200 IM: (SE) Samantha Martin, 2:35.56. 50 free: (A) Hoyt, 29.97. Diving: not held. 100 fly: (A) Westfall, 1:18.37. 100 free: (SE) F. Jones, 1:05.23. 500 free: (A) Hetzel, 6:57.14. 200 free relay: (A) Darling, Hoyt, Knapp, Hetzel, 2:06.75. 100 back : (A) Darling, 1:15.16. 100 breast: (SE) F. Jones, 1:31.23. 400 free relay: (A) Hoyt, Hetzel, Knapp, Westfall, 4:36.28.
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