Second straight big win for Unadilla Valley
Girls’ Soccer
Unadilla Valley 2, Greene 1
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley picked up its second straight close victory defeating Greene on Wednesday.
Emily Hutchinson scored off a Kate Fagan pass at the 16:10 mark for the one-goal halftime lead. Carly Lorence padded the lead 13:14 into the second half. Lorence took the ball in from the left side, and connected on a shot from outside 18 yards.
Sierra Marker put Greene on the board eight minutes after Lorence’s goal.
UV hosts MAC league leader Unatego on Friday at 5 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Emily Hutchinson, 1-0; Carly Lorence, 1-0; Kate Fagan, 0-1. (G) Sierra Marker, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 6-2, (G) 8-4.
Saves: (UV) Kara Collins, 4, Jordan Anderson, 2. (G) Emily Pierce, 4.
Walton 4, Oxford 1
OXFORD – Walton avenged an earlier loss to Oxford this season scoring three goals in the second half to pull away.
Molly Maguire had two goals including the capper on a penalty kick with 9:24 left in the second half. Carolyn Butler had the go-ahead goal for the Warriors scoring after a scramble in front of the goal at 20:25.
“They took advantage of almost every opportunity (to score) that they had,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle. “I thought we played a good first half. We didn’t pass the ball as well in the second half.”
Walton finished with just five shots on the game and were outshot 11-5.
Ginny Burdick had a first-half goal for Oxford (4-7-1).
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Molly Maguire, 2-1, Carolyn Butler, 1-1; Morgan Benson, 1-0, Kristi Shields, 0-1; (O) Ginny Burdick, 1-0; Haley Witchella, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (W) 5-0, (O) 11-9.
Saves: (W) Kaylei Olsen, 9, (O) Misty Golden, 1.
Field Hockey
Morrisville-Eaton 1, Sherburne-Earlville 0
MORRISVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville improved greatly on a 5-0 loss to M-E from earlier this season dropping a one-goal final on Tuesday.
Shelby Widger had the lone goal of the contest tallying for M-E with 14:39 left in the second half.
“I almost see this as a win after we lost to them by five goals the last time we played,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman. “We played very well again. We just didn’t have the offense to threaten them. The defense and midfield were exceptional for us.”
The Marauders host Canastota today.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Shelby Widger, 1-0; Emily Corpin, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (ME) 16-16, (S-E) 2-1.
Saves: (ME) Carrie Rider, 2, (SE) Colleen Carroccio, 14.
Golf
Seton Catholic Central 194, Norwich 200
PLYMOUTH – Norwich shot its best home score of the season, and it was not enough in a loss to a balanced Seton Catholic Central lineup on Wednesday.
Jacob Kelly shot a one-over-par 36 for Norwich over the par-35 Old Nine at Canasawacta Country Club. “The wind was unbelievably strong, and to shoot 200 is a fantastic score for us,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham. “It’s the best we’ve had, and to lose was hard to imagine. Seton Catholic Central is strong from top to bottom.”
Eric Walling and Frank Somich turned in 40s for Norwich, and Ryan Hagen along with Richie Bonney carded 42s. Norwich (9-6) wraps up its regular season today at Maine-Endwell.
Results
(Old Nine, par-35 at C.C.C.)
NHS: Jacob Kelly, 36; Eric Walling, 40; Frank Somich, 40; Ryan Hagen, 42; Richie Bonney, 42.
SCC: Dillon MacGregor, 36; Leo Moran, 37; Mike Hacker, 38; Bob Garbade, 41; Josh Jimenez, 42.
Boys’ Soccer
Otselic Valley 2, Stockbridge Valley 0
SOUTH OTSELIC – Dusty Davis’ move to the front line for Wednesday’s game against Stockbridge Valley proved the correct adjustment to a lineup depleted by injury and absence.
Davis scored twice for the Vikings (6-3-1), once in each half, as OV won its second game this week by shutout.
“We had some kids not able to play, so we had to shuffle the lineup,” said Vikings coach Dave Loomis, who said Davis moved from center midfielder to forward. “Dusty was one of the kids injured against DeRuyter, and I didn’t want him in a position where he had to force himself. He was able to pick and choose from the forward spot, and he picked the right times tonight.”
Davis dribbled the ball in from 35 yards out toward the goal, beating a couple of SV defenders before sliding the ball in. He added his second goal in similar fashion, although he took a longer shot that found the net.
Brandon Coye made seven saves to earn the shutout.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (OV) Dusty Davis, 2-0
Shots-corners: (OV) 12-4 (S) 9-3.
Saves: (OV) Brandon Coye, 7, (S) Reeder, 8.
Cross Country
S-E boys split
WESTMORELAND – Sherburne-Earlville’s overall times improved against stiffer competition, and it split its dual meet results with Sauquoit Valley, Canastota, Waterville, and Westmoreland Wednesday.
The Marauders’ two victories came against the host team along with a win over an incomplete Waterville roster.
“The speed of the race definitely helped our guys,” said S-E co-head coach Anne Geary. “It was a rough night to run and the wind was awful, but our guys did a nice job with all five scoring runners finishing under 20 minutes.”
Noah Huff led S-E with a ninth-place finish out of 41 runners. Huff finished in 17:42. Dan Palmiter (13th) was next at 18:31, and Dan Stanton was one spot behind Palmiter timing an 18:52.
Sopheia Eddy led S-E’s three girls placing third out of 34 runners in 20:26 over the 3.0-mile course.
Results
(3.0-mile course at Westmoreland)
Boys’ team scoring: S-E 20, Westmoreland 40; S-E 15, Waterville (incomplete); Canastota 21, S-E 34; Sauquoit Valley 16, S-E 45.
S-E boys (out of 41 runners): Noah Huff (9), 17:42; Dan Palmiter (13), 18:31; Dan Stanton (14), 18:52; James Bennett (20), 19:41; Ryan Downey (21), 19:48.
Non-scoring runners: Jeff Verry (31), 20:53; Mike Combes, (36), 23:38; Brian Campbell (39), 28:27; Brady Foster (41), 38;12.
S-E Girls (out of 34 runners): Sopheia Eddy (3), 20:26; Gabby Huff (11), 22:46; Erin Mahardy (28), 28:15.
Girls’ Tennis
Delhi 4, Greene 1
GREENE – Unbeaten Delhi secured its 11th straight victory this season with a sweep of the three singles matches, Wednesday at Greene.
The Trojans picked up their lone victory at first doubles as Paige Taylor and Shaylem Bonney teamed for a straight sets victory.
Greene (6-5) is at Hancock Thursday.
Results
Singles: Emily Nelson (D) d. mara Duenas, 6-1, 6-4; Sara Clark (D) d. Cassie Armstrong, 6-0, 6-3; Justine Alwine (D) d. Erica Smith, 6-2, 6-3
Doubles: (G) Paige Taylor-Shaylem Bonney (G) d. Kyla Roach-Joelle Favret, 6-2, 6-0; Catherin Bracci-Chelsea Stephens (D) d. Kiana Duenas-Jessica Willard, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.
Girls’ Swimming
Sherburne-Earlville 50, B-G-Afton 36
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville won its third straight meet, and improved to 5-2 overall with a home victory over B-G/Afton Wednesday.
Marauders seventh-grader, Hannah Bollinger, was a four-time winner on the evening. She was a part of two winning relays, and also captured the 100-yard freestyle and 500-yard freestyle.
Eliza Nolen, Marni Horton, and Kristina Reynolds added individual victories for S-E.
Results
200 medley relay: (S-E) Bollinger, Horton, Reynolds, Smith, 2:21.38; 200 freestyle: (S-E) Nolen, 2:32.36; 200 IM: (S-E) Horton, 3:10.69; 50 free: (S-E) Bollinger, 28.76; 100 fly: (S-E) Reynolds, 1:20.66; 100 freestyle: (Afton) Daly, 1:04.40; 500 freestyle: (S-E) Bollinger, 6:26.68; 200 free relay: (Afton) Daly, Macy, McCollum, Demott, 2:03.04; 100 backstroke: Parish, 1:31.75; 100 breaststroke (Afton) Cutting, 1:23.85; 400 free relay: (S-E) Smith, Nolen, Reynolds, Bollinger, 4:31.80.
Unadilla Valley 2, Greene 1
NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley picked up its second straight close victory defeating Greene on Wednesday.
Emily Hutchinson scored off a Kate Fagan pass at the 16:10 mark for the one-goal halftime lead. Carly Lorence padded the lead 13:14 into the second half. Lorence took the ball in from the left side, and connected on a shot from outside 18 yards.
Sierra Marker put Greene on the board eight minutes after Lorence’s goal.
UV hosts MAC league leader Unatego on Friday at 5 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Emily Hutchinson, 1-0; Carly Lorence, 1-0; Kate Fagan, 0-1. (G) Sierra Marker, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 6-2, (G) 8-4.
Saves: (UV) Kara Collins, 4, Jordan Anderson, 2. (G) Emily Pierce, 4.
Walton 4, Oxford 1
OXFORD – Walton avenged an earlier loss to Oxford this season scoring three goals in the second half to pull away.
Molly Maguire had two goals including the capper on a penalty kick with 9:24 left in the second half. Carolyn Butler had the go-ahead goal for the Warriors scoring after a scramble in front of the goal at 20:25.
“They took advantage of almost every opportunity (to score) that they had,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle. “I thought we played a good first half. We didn’t pass the ball as well in the second half.”
Walton finished with just five shots on the game and were outshot 11-5.
Ginny Burdick had a first-half goal for Oxford (4-7-1).
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Molly Maguire, 2-1, Carolyn Butler, 1-1; Morgan Benson, 1-0, Kristi Shields, 0-1; (O) Ginny Burdick, 1-0; Haley Witchella, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (W) 5-0, (O) 11-9.
Saves: (W) Kaylei Olsen, 9, (O) Misty Golden, 1.
Field Hockey
Morrisville-Eaton 1, Sherburne-Earlville 0
MORRISVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville improved greatly on a 5-0 loss to M-E from earlier this season dropping a one-goal final on Tuesday.
Shelby Widger had the lone goal of the contest tallying for M-E with 14:39 left in the second half.
“I almost see this as a win after we lost to them by five goals the last time we played,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman. “We played very well again. We just didn’t have the offense to threaten them. The defense and midfield were exceptional for us.”
The Marauders host Canastota today.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Shelby Widger, 1-0; Emily Corpin, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (ME) 16-16, (S-E) 2-1.
Saves: (ME) Carrie Rider, 2, (SE) Colleen Carroccio, 14.
Golf
Seton Catholic Central 194, Norwich 200
PLYMOUTH – Norwich shot its best home score of the season, and it was not enough in a loss to a balanced Seton Catholic Central lineup on Wednesday.
Jacob Kelly shot a one-over-par 36 for Norwich over the par-35 Old Nine at Canasawacta Country Club. “The wind was unbelievably strong, and to shoot 200 is a fantastic score for us,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham. “It’s the best we’ve had, and to lose was hard to imagine. Seton Catholic Central is strong from top to bottom.”
Eric Walling and Frank Somich turned in 40s for Norwich, and Ryan Hagen along with Richie Bonney carded 42s. Norwich (9-6) wraps up its regular season today at Maine-Endwell.
Results
(Old Nine, par-35 at C.C.C.)
NHS: Jacob Kelly, 36; Eric Walling, 40; Frank Somich, 40; Ryan Hagen, 42; Richie Bonney, 42.
SCC: Dillon MacGregor, 36; Leo Moran, 37; Mike Hacker, 38; Bob Garbade, 41; Josh Jimenez, 42.
Boys’ Soccer
Otselic Valley 2, Stockbridge Valley 0
SOUTH OTSELIC – Dusty Davis’ move to the front line for Wednesday’s game against Stockbridge Valley proved the correct adjustment to a lineup depleted by injury and absence.
Davis scored twice for the Vikings (6-3-1), once in each half, as OV won its second game this week by shutout.
“We had some kids not able to play, so we had to shuffle the lineup,” said Vikings coach Dave Loomis, who said Davis moved from center midfielder to forward. “Dusty was one of the kids injured against DeRuyter, and I didn’t want him in a position where he had to force himself. He was able to pick and choose from the forward spot, and he picked the right times tonight.”
Davis dribbled the ball in from 35 yards out toward the goal, beating a couple of SV defenders before sliding the ball in. He added his second goal in similar fashion, although he took a longer shot that found the net.
Brandon Coye made seven saves to earn the shutout.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (OV) Dusty Davis, 2-0
Shots-corners: (OV) 12-4 (S) 9-3.
Saves: (OV) Brandon Coye, 7, (S) Reeder, 8.
Cross Country
S-E boys split
WESTMORELAND – Sherburne-Earlville’s overall times improved against stiffer competition, and it split its dual meet results with Sauquoit Valley, Canastota, Waterville, and Westmoreland Wednesday.
The Marauders’ two victories came against the host team along with a win over an incomplete Waterville roster.
“The speed of the race definitely helped our guys,” said S-E co-head coach Anne Geary. “It was a rough night to run and the wind was awful, but our guys did a nice job with all five scoring runners finishing under 20 minutes.”
Noah Huff led S-E with a ninth-place finish out of 41 runners. Huff finished in 17:42. Dan Palmiter (13th) was next at 18:31, and Dan Stanton was one spot behind Palmiter timing an 18:52.
Sopheia Eddy led S-E’s three girls placing third out of 34 runners in 20:26 over the 3.0-mile course.
Results
(3.0-mile course at Westmoreland)
Boys’ team scoring: S-E 20, Westmoreland 40; S-E 15, Waterville (incomplete); Canastota 21, S-E 34; Sauquoit Valley 16, S-E 45.
S-E boys (out of 41 runners): Noah Huff (9), 17:42; Dan Palmiter (13), 18:31; Dan Stanton (14), 18:52; James Bennett (20), 19:41; Ryan Downey (21), 19:48.
Non-scoring runners: Jeff Verry (31), 20:53; Mike Combes, (36), 23:38; Brian Campbell (39), 28:27; Brady Foster (41), 38;12.
S-E Girls (out of 34 runners): Sopheia Eddy (3), 20:26; Gabby Huff (11), 22:46; Erin Mahardy (28), 28:15.
Girls’ Tennis
Delhi 4, Greene 1
GREENE – Unbeaten Delhi secured its 11th straight victory this season with a sweep of the three singles matches, Wednesday at Greene.
The Trojans picked up their lone victory at first doubles as Paige Taylor and Shaylem Bonney teamed for a straight sets victory.
Greene (6-5) is at Hancock Thursday.
Results
Singles: Emily Nelson (D) d. mara Duenas, 6-1, 6-4; Sara Clark (D) d. Cassie Armstrong, 6-0, 6-3; Justine Alwine (D) d. Erica Smith, 6-2, 6-3
Doubles: (G) Paige Taylor-Shaylem Bonney (G) d. Kyla Roach-Joelle Favret, 6-2, 6-0; Catherin Bracci-Chelsea Stephens (D) d. Kiana Duenas-Jessica Willard, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.
Girls’ Swimming
Sherburne-Earlville 50, B-G-Afton 36
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville won its third straight meet, and improved to 5-2 overall with a home victory over B-G/Afton Wednesday.
Marauders seventh-grader, Hannah Bollinger, was a four-time winner on the evening. She was a part of two winning relays, and also captured the 100-yard freestyle and 500-yard freestyle.
Eliza Nolen, Marni Horton, and Kristina Reynolds added individual victories for S-E.
Results
200 medley relay: (S-E) Bollinger, Horton, Reynolds, Smith, 2:21.38; 200 freestyle: (S-E) Nolen, 2:32.36; 200 IM: (S-E) Horton, 3:10.69; 50 free: (S-E) Bollinger, 28.76; 100 fly: (S-E) Reynolds, 1:20.66; 100 freestyle: (Afton) Daly, 1:04.40; 500 freestyle: (S-E) Bollinger, 6:26.68; 200 free relay: (Afton) Daly, Macy, McCollum, Demott, 2:03.04; 100 backstroke: Parish, 1:31.75; 100 breaststroke (Afton) Cutting, 1:23.85; 400 free relay: (S-E) Smith, Nolen, Reynolds, Bollinger, 4:31.80.
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