Girls’ Soccer

Unadilla Valley 3, Oxford 1
OXFORD – Sarah Hutchinson headed in a crossing pass from Jessica Lorence at the 23-minute mark to break a 1-1 tie and key UV’s win at Oxford Tuesday.
The Blackhawks, looking for the upset, tied the game when Ashlee Farwell put away a pass from Felicia Tynan at 19 minutes.
UV added insurance when Catherine Thomas scored in the second half. “UV did a nice job going to the ball and seemed to win most of the 50-50 balls,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle. “We’re not taking enough shots. We had opportunities, but were holding the ball too long.”
Summary
(2-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Sarah Talbot, 1-0, Sarah Hutchinson, 1-0, Jessica Lorence, 0-1; Catherine Thomas, 1-0; Melissa Friedel, 0-1. (O) Ashlee Farwell, 1-0; Felicia Tynan, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (UV) 14-7, (O) 2-0.
Saves: (UV) Emily Sugar, 1, (O) Amanda Nightengale, 11.

Sidney 4, Greene 0
GREENE – Greene coach Randy Smith had nothing but lofty praise for Sidney after a shutout loss Tuesday.
“It was one of those old-fashioned whippings,” Smith said. “They were good all over the field and we had nothing today. Unadilla Valley was good, but Sidney is the best team we’ve played this year.”
Danielle Martindale scored the first goal, and sophomore Danielle Gravel had back-to-back goals 50 seconds apart in the final seven minutes of the first half on her way to a hat trick.
Greene (9-5) plays at Unadilla Valley Friday.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Danielle Gravel, 3-1, Danielle Martindale, 1-0, Kristen Witten, 0-1, Nicole Philpott, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (S) 22-2, (G) 3-1.
Saves: (S) Stephanie Simonds, 2, (G) Emily Pierce, 15.

Field Hockey

Greene 7, Windsor 0
GREENE – Backing up a win over Maine-Endwell last week, Greene shredded the Windsor defense Tuesday as it prepares for another key game.
“We played great tonight,” said Trojans coach Sue Carlin. “We moved the ball well and covered the gaps. Everyone came up big all over the field.”
Holly Davis and Erin Smith exchanged goals and assists – Davis scoring the first off a Smith pass, and then returning the favor for Smith to make it 2-0. Andrea Day tipped in a long Smith pass at 15:51 for the three-goal halftime lead.
Marley Hayes scored her first career varsity goal in the second half, one of four tallies for the Trojans.
The Trojans look to avenge a 3-2 loss to Whitney Point Thursday at home.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Holly Davis, 2-1, Erin Smith, 1-2, Andrea Day, 2-0, Anna Crumb, 1-1, Marley Hayes, 1-0, Andrea Myers, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 29-16, (W) 1-0.
Saves: (G) none. (W) Kassie Kerrigan, 21.

Boys’ Soccer

Maine-Endwell 9, Norwich 0
NORWICH – Norwich had few answers for a powerhouse Maine-Endwell club losing to the STAC Central Division leaders Tuesday.
Brad Kazinski scored just 19 seconds into the game, and the Spartans jumped out to a 5-0 halftime lead.
The contest was played on Norwich’s new turf field, a surface that buoyed M-E’s skills. “It’s a quick surface, and it makes a team like Maine-Endwell play even quicker,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.
Norwich hosts Johnson City Friday at 7 p.m.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goal-assists: (ME) Marcus Osovski, 1-2; Karim Aseb, 2-0, Brad Kazawinski, 2-1, Ryan Shivey, 0-1, Chris Pitts, 1-0, Adam Kosecki, 2-1; Tom Moon, 1-0, Zekry Aseb, 0-1; Paul Binkiewicz, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (ME) 26-12, (N) 0-0.
Saves: (ME) Dan McCarthy, 0; (N) Joe Krug, 15, Dyer Moore, 2.

Volleyball

Norwich 3, Whitney Point 0
NORWICH – Norwich had no let-up and powered its way to a home win, 25-9, 25-10, 25-11 over Whitney Point Tuesday.
It was the third league win for Norwich this season, and the first STAC win at home in several years, said Tornado coach Paul Sims. “The last time we played (Whitney Point), we were a little shaky the last two games,” Sims said. “Our goal tonight was to not let the pace of the game determine how we play. When we had the opportunity, we set it up and put it way. It feels good to be on this side of a convincing match.”
Sarah Fleming had seven kills and six aces for Norwich, Michelle Testani led with eight kills, and Megan Garofalo picked up 16 assists.
Norwich (3-9) plays at Maine-Endwell Thursday.
Individual leaders
WPT: Hailley Miller, 1 ace, 4 kills; Elyssa Ellerson, 3 assists.
NHS: Abby Dean, 6 aces; Sarah Fleming, 6 aces; Megan Garofalo, 16 assists; Michelle Testani, 8 kills, Fleming, 7 kills.

Girls’ Swimming

A/B-G/Oxford 80, S-E 41
AFTON – Afton/B-G/Oxford’s Hannah Westfall broke her own record in the 100 butterfly as the Crimson Knights won their third match of the season Tuesday.
Westfall, who is also flirting with the 100-yard breaststroke mark, broke the butterfly record by nearly a full second timing a 1:07.66. Westfall was a double winner for the host club, while Erin Daly, Marissa Hetzel, Amy Knapp, and Bethany Norris picked up wins.
Results
200 medley relay: (A) Be. Norris, Ronja Wagenknecht, Hannah Westfall, Amy Knapp, 2;18.62, 200 free: (A) Erin Daly, 2:28.39; 200 IM: (A) not contested. 50 free: (SE) Felicia Jones, 28.67. Diving: not held. 100 fly: (A) Westfall, 1:07.66*. 100 free: (A) Marissa Hetzel, 1:07.73. 500 free: (A) Amy Knapp, 6:30.07. 200 free relay: (A) Westfall, Wagenknecht, Chelsea Demott, Hetzel, 2:06.46. 100 back: (A) Bethany Norris, 1:18.37. 100 breaststroke: (A) Westfall, 1:21.03. 400 free relay: (A) Hetzel, Daly, Norris, Knapp, 4:39.75.
*School record

Greene 102, Cooperstown 75
COOPERSTOWN – Greene reached 20 straight meet victories winning all but two events in a rout of Cooperstown Monday evening.
Shelp Stopkotte and Deanna Bay added to the growing list of first-time event winners for the Trojans as each swam on winning relays, said Greene coach Mike Platta.
The Trojans (6-0, 9-0) put their unbeaten mark on the line today as they host Norwich today in a non-league matchup.
Results
200-yard medley relay: Greene (Lizzy Buhl, Shelby Stopkotte, Maureen Buck, Jayne Vermaat) 2:16.91. 200 freestyle: Samantha Clink (G) 2:20.41. 200 individual medley: Helen Zaengle (G) 2:32.73. 50 freestyle: Rachel Pier (C) 28.51. Diving: Leah Kazalski (G) 149.40. 100 butterfly: Helen Zaengle (G) 1:08.52 100 freestyle: Lizzy Buhl (G) 1:01.08 500 freestyle: C. Griger (C) 6:36.68 200 free relay: Greene (Vikki Goodrich, Emily Dunckle, Deanna Bay, Helen Zaengle) 2:08.50. 100 backstroke: Lizzy Buhl (G) 1:04.79. 100 breaststroke: Katie Crowe (G) 1:17.97. 400 freestyle relay: Greene (Buhl, Bay, Clink, Buck) 4:29.44.

Golf

Hancock 199, B-G 232
AFTON – B-G senior Jesse Abildness shot a 2-under-par 34 for the Bobcats, but it was not enough to offset the balanced scoring of Hancock Tuesday at Afton Golf Club.
The loss dropped B-G’s mark to 2-9, while Hancock improved to 9-2 on the season.
Results
(Back Nine at Afton G.C., par-36)
Hancock: Kyle Householtz, 36; Logan Emerich, 38, Jeremy Wormuth, 40; Gary Resti, 41, Paul Hartz, 44.
B-G: Jesse Abildness, 34; Shawn Brownell, 44; Ryan Gardner, 48; Paul Parsons, 48; Garrett Neubauer, 58.

Boys Cross Country

Johnson City 23, Norwich 34
NORWICH – All five Johnson City runners finished within the top-eight to upend Norwich in a dual meet here Tuesday afternoon.
The Tornado were again led by junior Steven Spittler, who dropped a full second off his previous time over the hilly 3.1-mile layout. “It’s an incredibly difficult course,” said Norwich coach Shawn Horan of the home terrain. “Steven ran a solid race and the rest of the team is slowly improving.”
Norwich competes at Union-Endicott Saturday.
Results
(Norwich course, 3.1 miles)
NHS 34 ( 2-5-6-10-11): Steve Spittler, 18:55, Mike Lauraenti, 22:43, Pat Bankich, 23:08, Sean Gagnon, 24:46, Dustin Kaiser, 26:48.
JC 23 (1-3-4-7-8): Jeff Martinez, 18:12, Najib Shah, 21:22, Keegan Coughlin, 21;48, Rick Jones, 24:06, Justin Whisonant, 24:07.
Girls
Norwich did not field a runner due to injury.

Girls’ Tennis

Sidney 4, Greene 1
GREENE – The doubles team of Mara Duenas and Erica Smith won in three sets for Greene to give their team its only team point in a loss to Sidney Tuesday.
The Trojans (3-8) wrap up their season Thursday against Hancock.
Results
Singles: Sierra Houck (S) d. Tori Barbeisch 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-3; Marissa Morton (S) d. Cassie Armstrong, 6-2, 6-0. Megan Guzzetti (S) won by fft.
Doubles: Marley Meno-Arielle Zimmer (S) d. Kristi Richards-Shaylem Bonney, 7-6 (4), 6-3; Mara Duenas-Erica Smith (G) d. Annie Pysnik-Cassie Hoblits, 4-6, 6-0, 7-5.