Oxford cruises to 9-1 win over Afton
Boys’ Soccer
Oxford 9, Afton 1
OXFORD – Oxford was able to capitalize on Afton’s short-handed lineup to post its third straight win on Tuesday.
Taylor Bates and Noah Auwater had two goals for Oxford. Justin Schray, Kyle Ferrington, Ryan Moore, Branden McConnell, and Ralph Renaud also tallied in the win.
“You could tell (Afton) was not the team we saw the first time,” said Oxford coach Matt Dorman. “Our guys had some opportunities, and they were able to find the back of the net.”
Oxford improved its record to 10-3 on the season. Afton dropped to 1-10 overall.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Taylor Bates, 2-1; Noah Auwater, 2-0; Justin Schray, 1-1; Kyle Ferrington, 1-1; Ryan Moore, 1-0; Ralph Renaud, 1-0; Branden McConnell, 1-0; Cory Seiler, 0-2. (A) Mike Muller, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (O) 25-1; (A) 3-2.
Saves: (A) Adam Rupakus, 10, (O) Billy Whaley, 2.
Walton 5, Unadilla Valley 0
NEW BERLIN – Dale Morley’s goal midway through the first half set off a flurry of Warriors tallies in a shutout win over UV Tuesday.
After Morley’s tally, Walton put three quick goals on the board to create a 4-0 halftime lead. “After their first goal, we just had a letdown,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “We played much better in the second half.”
UV plays at Unatego Saturday.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Dale Morley, 1-0, Valkenburgh, 2-0, Shane McCrabie, 2-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 16-4, (UV) 3-1.
Saves: (W) Adams, 3. (UV) Mike Anson, 6.
Greene 3, Unatego 0
GREENE – Greene remained unbeaten in MAC division play blanking Unatego Tuesday.
Alex Driscoll scored after a Ryan Ludwig pass for the only goal of the first half.
Mikki Brown and David Cass had unassisted goals in the second half.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Alex Driscoll, 1-0; Ryan Ludwig, 0-1; Mikki Brown, 1-0; David Cass, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 11-10, (U) 1-1.
Saves; (G) Curtis Richards, 1. (U) Alex White, 7.
Waterville 3, S-E 0
WATERVILLE – Waterville controlled play in the first half putting in two goals and all but two of its 10 shots in a shutout of the Marauders Tuesday.
Mike Ellis and Scott Rockwell put the host team on top in the first half.
S-E turned its play around in the second half, and had four breakaways that came up short. “We just dominated in the second half, but could not put a goal away,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “They capitalized on their scoring chances, and we didn’t.”
S-E (4-10-1) hosts Waterville this coming Monday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Mike Ellis, 1-1; Scott Rockwell, 2-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 10-6, (SE) 8-5.
Saves: (W) Alec Strohmeyer, 4, (SE) Sam Caton, 4.
Girls’ Soccer
Franklin 3, G-MU 2
COPES CORNERS – Franklin scored 29 seconds into the game, and after G-MU battled back from a two-goal deficit, the Purple Devils put away the winner with 2:30 remaining in the contest.
Jessie Tirado scored in the opening minute, and Dakota Hanley added to the lead for Franklin.
G-MU bounced back to tie the game as Calli Hill scored once and assisted Lauren Hill on the next tally.
Lily Stalter netted the winning penalty kick after a G-MU sliding tackle foul within the 18-yard box.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Jessie Tirado, 1-0, Dakota Hanley, 1-0; Jordan Beers, 0-1; Lily Stalter, 1-0; (G) Calli Hill, 1-1, Kirsten Gonzalez, 0-1; Lauren Hill, 1-0
Shots-corners: (G) 17-4, (F) 9-0
Saves: (G) Logan Eltz, 3, (F) Haley Stellman, 10.
Maine-Endwell 10, Norwich 1
ENDWELL – Ashley Yale scored 10 minutes into the game for the Spartans, who cruised past the Tornado on Tuesday night.
Kaitlyn Cook scored four goals for M-E.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Kaitlyn Cook, 4-0; Mary George, 1-0; Keggan Griffths, 1-2; Dana Pitts, 1-0; Kortney Rincavage, 0-1; Erin Salvody, 1-0; Ashley Yale, 1-0; Erica Yanowiak, 1-0. (N) Sarah Bonnell, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (ME) 27-3, (N) 4-0.
Saves: (ME) Mary George, 2, Ciera Eastman, 1. (N) Tatyana Ithier, 9, Hailey Dietrich, 5.
Girls’ Swimming
Afton-B-G 85, Cooperstown 73
AFTON – The Makos avenged a loss at Cooperstown earlier this season to pick up their first win on Tuesday.
Alexis Macy, and Erin Daly had four total wins on the day. Peyton Cutting and Chelsea DeMott added three wins. “We knew every point would count tonight, and our lineup came up big all the way through,” said A/B-G coach Kevin Diefenbacher. “We’re a month away from sectionals, and this is the part of the season where we need to step it up.”
The Makos face Delhi on Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (A) Erin Daly, Peyton Cutting, Alexis Macy, Chelsea DeMott, 2:18.78. 200 free: (C) A Kramer, 2:25.13. 200 IM: (C) C. Griger, 2:28.34. 50 free: (A) DeMott, 28.67. 100 fly: (C) C. Griger, 1:16.64. 100 free: (A) Daly, 1:02.97. 500 free: (C) A. Kramer, 6:33.46. 200 free relay: (A) Daly, Macy, Jeannine McCollum, DeMott, 2:03.17. 100 back: (A) Macy, 1:24.14. 100 breaststroke: (A) P. Cutting, 1;23.44. 400 free relay: (A) Daly, McCollum, Macy, Cutting, 4:42.81.
Greene 94, Windsor 63
WINDSOR – Greene won the first of its three meets this week taking 11 of 12 events at Windsor Tuesday.
The Trojans swept first through third in the 100-yard freestyle, and added a one-two finish in the meet-closing 400-yard freestyle relay.
“We looked at this as a good warmup for Norwich tonight,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We always get up for Norwich, and our meets with them are usually competitive.”
Jessica Brooks, Jenny Yeager, and Katie Crowe won two individual events apiece. Emily Bertram, Jessica Treadwell, Leah Kazalski, and Deanna Bay had multiple wins on the day as well.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, Emily Bertram, Treadwell, 2:10.13. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:17.54. 200 IM: (G) Brooks, 2:29.17. 50 free: (G) Treadwell, 27.55. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 144.70. 100 fly: (G) Emily Bertram, 1:17.27. 100 free: (G) Crowe, 1:03.35. 500 free: (W) Cara Martin, 6:02.90. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Deanna Bay, Emily Bertram, Treadwell, 1:56.55. 100 back: (G) Brooks, 1:06.96. 100 breaststroke: (G) Crowe, 1:18.26. 400 free relay; (G) Bay, Kazalski, Brooks, Crowe, 4:23.51.
Golf
STAC Championships
BINGHAMTON – Seton Catholic Central finished 10 shots ahead of the next best team to claim the STAC team title at the STAC Championships Tuesday at Ely Park Golf Club.
Norwich, second in its division this season, sent four players to the tournament. Sophomore Eric Walling led the Purple with an 83. Jacob Kelly was next at 89, while Ryan Hagen had a 93 and Frank Somich at 97.
Norwich finished with a 9-7 season record and qualified for the Class B team sectionals in the spring. Kelly and Walling, based on their season match scoring average, qualified for the sectional medalist tournament, also in the spring.
Results
(par-71 at Ely Park G. C.)
Team scores: SCC, 402; M-E, 412; Windsor, 418; Ithaca, 419; Vestal, 424; Horseheads, 438.
Top-three individuals: Jay Lints, Vestal, 69; P. Andrews, Corning, 73; R. Dirado, Johnson City, 73.
Norwich scoring: Eric Walling, 83; Jacob Kelly, 89; Ryan Hagen, 93; Frank Somich, 97.
Oxford 9, Afton 1
OXFORD – Oxford was able to capitalize on Afton’s short-handed lineup to post its third straight win on Tuesday.
Taylor Bates and Noah Auwater had two goals for Oxford. Justin Schray, Kyle Ferrington, Ryan Moore, Branden McConnell, and Ralph Renaud also tallied in the win.
“You could tell (Afton) was not the team we saw the first time,” said Oxford coach Matt Dorman. “Our guys had some opportunities, and they were able to find the back of the net.”
Oxford improved its record to 10-3 on the season. Afton dropped to 1-10 overall.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Taylor Bates, 2-1; Noah Auwater, 2-0; Justin Schray, 1-1; Kyle Ferrington, 1-1; Ryan Moore, 1-0; Ralph Renaud, 1-0; Branden McConnell, 1-0; Cory Seiler, 0-2. (A) Mike Muller, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (O) 25-1; (A) 3-2.
Saves: (A) Adam Rupakus, 10, (O) Billy Whaley, 2.
Walton 5, Unadilla Valley 0
NEW BERLIN – Dale Morley’s goal midway through the first half set off a flurry of Warriors tallies in a shutout win over UV Tuesday.
After Morley’s tally, Walton put three quick goals on the board to create a 4-0 halftime lead. “After their first goal, we just had a letdown,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “We played much better in the second half.”
UV plays at Unatego Saturday.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Dale Morley, 1-0, Valkenburgh, 2-0, Shane McCrabie, 2-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 16-4, (UV) 3-1.
Saves: (W) Adams, 3. (UV) Mike Anson, 6.
Greene 3, Unatego 0
GREENE – Greene remained unbeaten in MAC division play blanking Unatego Tuesday.
Alex Driscoll scored after a Ryan Ludwig pass for the only goal of the first half.
Mikki Brown and David Cass had unassisted goals in the second half.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Alex Driscoll, 1-0; Ryan Ludwig, 0-1; Mikki Brown, 1-0; David Cass, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 11-10, (U) 1-1.
Saves; (G) Curtis Richards, 1. (U) Alex White, 7.
Waterville 3, S-E 0
WATERVILLE – Waterville controlled play in the first half putting in two goals and all but two of its 10 shots in a shutout of the Marauders Tuesday.
Mike Ellis and Scott Rockwell put the host team on top in the first half.
S-E turned its play around in the second half, and had four breakaways that came up short. “We just dominated in the second half, but could not put a goal away,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “They capitalized on their scoring chances, and we didn’t.”
S-E (4-10-1) hosts Waterville this coming Monday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (W) Mike Ellis, 1-1; Scott Rockwell, 2-0.
Shots-corners: (W) 10-6, (SE) 8-5.
Saves: (W) Alec Strohmeyer, 4, (SE) Sam Caton, 4.
Girls’ Soccer
Franklin 3, G-MU 2
COPES CORNERS – Franklin scored 29 seconds into the game, and after G-MU battled back from a two-goal deficit, the Purple Devils put away the winner with 2:30 remaining in the contest.
Jessie Tirado scored in the opening minute, and Dakota Hanley added to the lead for Franklin.
G-MU bounced back to tie the game as Calli Hill scored once and assisted Lauren Hill on the next tally.
Lily Stalter netted the winning penalty kick after a G-MU sliding tackle foul within the 18-yard box.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: Jessie Tirado, 1-0, Dakota Hanley, 1-0; Jordan Beers, 0-1; Lily Stalter, 1-0; (G) Calli Hill, 1-1, Kirsten Gonzalez, 0-1; Lauren Hill, 1-0
Shots-corners: (G) 17-4, (F) 9-0
Saves: (G) Logan Eltz, 3, (F) Haley Stellman, 10.
Maine-Endwell 10, Norwich 1
ENDWELL – Ashley Yale scored 10 minutes into the game for the Spartans, who cruised past the Tornado on Tuesday night.
Kaitlyn Cook scored four goals for M-E.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (ME) Kaitlyn Cook, 4-0; Mary George, 1-0; Keggan Griffths, 1-2; Dana Pitts, 1-0; Kortney Rincavage, 0-1; Erin Salvody, 1-0; Ashley Yale, 1-0; Erica Yanowiak, 1-0. (N) Sarah Bonnell, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (ME) 27-3, (N) 4-0.
Saves: (ME) Mary George, 2, Ciera Eastman, 1. (N) Tatyana Ithier, 9, Hailey Dietrich, 5.
Girls’ Swimming
Afton-B-G 85, Cooperstown 73
AFTON – The Makos avenged a loss at Cooperstown earlier this season to pick up their first win on Tuesday.
Alexis Macy, and Erin Daly had four total wins on the day. Peyton Cutting and Chelsea DeMott added three wins. “We knew every point would count tonight, and our lineup came up big all the way through,” said A/B-G coach Kevin Diefenbacher. “We’re a month away from sectionals, and this is the part of the season where we need to step it up.”
The Makos face Delhi on Friday.
Results
200 medley relay: (A) Erin Daly, Peyton Cutting, Alexis Macy, Chelsea DeMott, 2:18.78. 200 free: (C) A Kramer, 2:25.13. 200 IM: (C) C. Griger, 2:28.34. 50 free: (A) DeMott, 28.67. 100 fly: (C) C. Griger, 1:16.64. 100 free: (A) Daly, 1:02.97. 500 free: (C) A. Kramer, 6:33.46. 200 free relay: (A) Daly, Macy, Jeannine McCollum, DeMott, 2:03.17. 100 back: (A) Macy, 1:24.14. 100 breaststroke: (A) P. Cutting, 1;23.44. 400 free relay: (A) Daly, McCollum, Macy, Cutting, 4:42.81.
Greene 94, Windsor 63
WINDSOR – Greene won the first of its three meets this week taking 11 of 12 events at Windsor Tuesday.
The Trojans swept first through third in the 100-yard freestyle, and added a one-two finish in the meet-closing 400-yard freestyle relay.
“We looked at this as a good warmup for Norwich tonight,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We always get up for Norwich, and our meets with them are usually competitive.”
Jessica Brooks, Jenny Yeager, and Katie Crowe won two individual events apiece. Emily Bertram, Jessica Treadwell, Leah Kazalski, and Deanna Bay had multiple wins on the day as well.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Jessica Brooks, Katie Crowe, Emily Bertram, Treadwell, 2:10.13. 200 free: (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:17.54. 200 IM: (G) Brooks, 2:29.17. 50 free: (G) Treadwell, 27.55. Diving: (G) Leah Kazalski, 144.70. 100 fly: (G) Emily Bertram, 1:17.27. 100 free: (G) Crowe, 1:03.35. 500 free: (W) Cara Martin, 6:02.90. 200 free relay: (G) Yeager, Deanna Bay, Emily Bertram, Treadwell, 1:56.55. 100 back: (G) Brooks, 1:06.96. 100 breaststroke: (G) Crowe, 1:18.26. 400 free relay; (G) Bay, Kazalski, Brooks, Crowe, 4:23.51.
Golf
STAC Championships
BINGHAMTON – Seton Catholic Central finished 10 shots ahead of the next best team to claim the STAC team title at the STAC Championships Tuesday at Ely Park Golf Club.
Norwich, second in its division this season, sent four players to the tournament. Sophomore Eric Walling led the Purple with an 83. Jacob Kelly was next at 89, while Ryan Hagen had a 93 and Frank Somich at 97.
Norwich finished with a 9-7 season record and qualified for the Class B team sectionals in the spring. Kelly and Walling, based on their season match scoring average, qualified for the sectional medalist tournament, also in the spring.
Results
(par-71 at Ely Park G. C.)
Team scores: SCC, 402; M-E, 412; Windsor, 418; Ithaca, 419; Vestal, 424; Horseheads, 438.
Top-three individuals: Jay Lints, Vestal, 69; P. Andrews, Corning, 73; R. Dirado, Johnson City, 73.
Norwich scoring: Eric Walling, 83; Jacob Kelly, 89; Ryan Hagen, 93; Frank Somich, 97.
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