G-MU ties Edmeston, 1-1
Boys’ Soccer
G-MU 1, Edmeston 1 (OT)
COPES CORNER – G-MU played to its third tie this season when Edmeston’s Chris Simmons netted the tying goal at 26:06 of the second half.
G-MU gained the first-half advantage on Corin Todd’s unassisted goal. “It was sloppy (outside), but I thought we had some good passing plays and some good chances,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger. “One was a very good chance that we finished. Another, was an excellent chance that we didn’t finish. It happens.”
The Raiders (6-2-3) play at Franklin today.
Summary
(1-0 GMU at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Corin Todd, 1-0, (E) Chris Simmons, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-5; (E) 9-7.
Saves: (G) Andrew Delmar, 6, (E) Justin Kucera, 11.
Bainbridge-Guilford 4, Unadilla Valley 2
NEW BERLIN – Bainbridge-Guilford rallied from a halftime deficit scoring three unanswered goals to defeat the Storm on Tuesday.
Brooks Harmon, who sat out the first half, came on to score all three second-half goals for the hat trick to lead B-G. Harmon scored on a free kick to tie the game at 2-2, that scored on a breakaway for the go-ahead tally. He finished his hat trick with an impressive display of dribbling beating two UV defenders before netting his shot. “It was a rough, wet game with little finesse,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “The conditions turned (the game) into a slobberknocker. B-G got us on the ropes, and took advantage.”
UV took the lead in the first half getting a goal from Sean Smith and a follow-up tally from Nathan Shackelton.
Kyle King made 11 saves for the Storm, and Zach Falciani had nine keeper saves for B-G.
Hamilton 6, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Much like the first meeting between these two clubs, Hamilton scored early and often en route to a shutout win Tuesday.
Sam Hale scored of an assist from Dan Kraynak just eight seconds into the game to put the Emerald Knights on top.
“We were able to move the ball around better than the first time we played them,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We did create some scoring opportunities, but didn’t put them in.”
S-E plays at Mount Markham Thursday.
Results
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (H) Drew Thompson, 1-1; Daniel Kraynak, 1-1; Sam Hale, 1-0; Sam Riley, 1-0; Brandon Thomas, 1-0; Phil Duchinsky, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (H) 20-7, (SE) 5-3.
Saves: (H) Kinnon Nolan-Finkle, 3, (SE) Sam Caton, 8.
Golf
Norwich 215, Chenango Forks 216
PLYMOUTH – Playing the Canasawacta Country Club old nine in a steady rain, Norwich was able to extend its winning streak to eight matches with a one-shot win over visiting Chenango Forks Tuesday.
Jacob Kelly led the Tornado (8-3, 9-3) with a 39. Eric Walling, Ryan Hagen, and Corey Johnson all followed with 43s, and Frank Somich added a 47 for Norwich, who host Chenango Valley today.
“The conditions were bad, and neither team played very well,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham summing up Tuesday’s match.
Results
(par-35 Old Nine at C.C.C.)
Norwich: Jacob Kelly, 39; Eric Walling, 43; Ryan Hagen, 43; corey Johnson, 43; Frank Somich, 47.
Chenango Forks: Dan Molter, 39; Keenan Conrad, 42; Dalton Stinson, 44; Brad Oliver, 44; Jordan O’Brien, 47.
Girls’ Swimming
Greene 93, Susquehanna Valley 89
GREENE – Greene placed first and third in the final event, the 400-yard freestyle relay, to pull out a close win over Susquehanna Valley Tuesday night.
It was the second win for the Trojans (4-5) over Sus Valley this season, although this meet was much tighter. “We needed to take first to win the meet, and we won handily, but I still worried about DQs (disqualifications) and we had some girls out sick,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We had to make adjustments before the meet and during the meet.”
Greene’s Jenny Yeager, Deanna Bay, Moriah McCauley, and Jessica Brooks won the last event by 20 seconds, and Greene’s third-place team easily claimed the necessary points for victory by a 32-second margin.
“We’re continuing to drop times, and our goal is to peak at the end of the season,” Platta said. “Right now, we’re following that road map to our best times.”
Yeager, Brooks, and Shelby Stoppkotte also found the victory column in individual events. Overall, Greene won seven of 12 events.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Jessica Brooks, Shelby Stoppkotte, Emily Bertram, Autumn Van Etten, 2:12.43. (G) 200 free; (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:16.27. 200 IM: (G) J. Brooks, 2:30.73. 50 free: (SV) Jess Lord, 29.22. Diving: (SV) Tashianna Stockton, 159.15. 100 fly: (G) Brooks, 1:09.22; 100 free: (G) Yeager, 1:03.05. 500 free: (SV) Amy Lipski, 6:233.79. 200 free: (SV), 1:59.75. 100 back: (SV) Elizabeth Chantry, 1:15.33. 100 breaststroke: (G) Stoppkotte, 1:21.46. 400 free relay: (G) Yeager, Deanna Bay, Moriah McCauley, J. Brooks, 4:14.65.
Field Hockey
Greene 7, Harpursville 0
GREENE – Greene scored just 15 seconds into the game, and never looked back in posting its tenth win this season, all by shutout.
Jahna Driscoll took a pass from Andrea Day to net the first goal, one of three by Driscoll to lift her season total to 24 goals. Nine minutes later, Day upped the lead to two. Brandee Schoonmaker, Abbey Wentlent, and Emily Gascon added goals for Greene.
“it was like wow, that was fast,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin recalling her thoughts after the first goal. “(Harpursville) had some moments, and they have two highly skilled players and a couple other good kids with quick sticks. We really couldn’t relax in this game. Once we got the lead, the kids did a nice job staying focused.”
Greene (10-0) is idle until a Tuesday road date at Walton.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Jahna Driscoll, 3-1; Andrea Day, 1-2; Brandee Schoonmaker, 1-0; Abbey Wentlent, 1-0; Emily Gascon, 1-0; Emily Conroe, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 19-5; (H) 7-3.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 4. (H) Ashley Hall, 9.
Sidney 2, Deposit 0
SIDNEY – Sidney scored the game’s first goal with 15:53 remaining in a shutout win over Deposit Tuesday.
Melia Wakeman tallied on a penalty corner pass from Hannah Wood. Wood added an insurance tally later in the half.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Melia Wakeman, 1-0; Hannah Wood, 1-1; Meridith Delello, 0-1; Sarah Theobald, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (D) 7-5, (S), 9-8.
Saves: (D) Jen Newman, 3, (S) Brooke Ramage 6, Brittany Ward 1.
Girls’ Soccer
G-MU 1, Edmeston 1 (OT)
EDMESTON – G-MU played to its second tie with Edmeston this season on Tuesday.
Each goal was scored in the first half, and it was Michaela Simmons who knotted the game for Edmeston.
G-MU took the lead after a scramble in front of the net. Miranda Hill knocked the ball loose from the grip of Edmeston’s goalie. The ball squirted to Raiders senior Tanya Barnes, who was out the ground, but managed to head the ball in.
G-MU’s record is now 6-4-2 overall.
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (E) Michaela Simmons, 1-0, (G) Tanya Barnes, 1-0, Miranda Hill, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (E) 7-8, (G) 8-4.
Saves: (E) Talbot, Fargo 5 total saves; (G) Logan Eltz, 6.
G-MU 1, Edmeston 1 (OT)
COPES CORNER – G-MU played to its third tie this season when Edmeston’s Chris Simmons netted the tying goal at 26:06 of the second half.
G-MU gained the first-half advantage on Corin Todd’s unassisted goal. “It was sloppy (outside), but I thought we had some good passing plays and some good chances,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger. “One was a very good chance that we finished. Another, was an excellent chance that we didn’t finish. It happens.”
The Raiders (6-2-3) play at Franklin today.
Summary
(1-0 GMU at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Corin Todd, 1-0, (E) Chris Simmons, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-5; (E) 9-7.
Saves: (G) Andrew Delmar, 6, (E) Justin Kucera, 11.
Bainbridge-Guilford 4, Unadilla Valley 2
NEW BERLIN – Bainbridge-Guilford rallied from a halftime deficit scoring three unanswered goals to defeat the Storm on Tuesday.
Brooks Harmon, who sat out the first half, came on to score all three second-half goals for the hat trick to lead B-G. Harmon scored on a free kick to tie the game at 2-2, that scored on a breakaway for the go-ahead tally. He finished his hat trick with an impressive display of dribbling beating two UV defenders before netting his shot. “It was a rough, wet game with little finesse,” said UV coach Ryan Houck. “The conditions turned (the game) into a slobberknocker. B-G got us on the ropes, and took advantage.”
UV took the lead in the first half getting a goal from Sean Smith and a follow-up tally from Nathan Shackelton.
Kyle King made 11 saves for the Storm, and Zach Falciani had nine keeper saves for B-G.
Hamilton 6, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Much like the first meeting between these two clubs, Hamilton scored early and often en route to a shutout win Tuesday.
Sam Hale scored of an assist from Dan Kraynak just eight seconds into the game to put the Emerald Knights on top.
“We were able to move the ball around better than the first time we played them,” said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez. “We did create some scoring opportunities, but didn’t put them in.”
S-E plays at Mount Markham Thursday.
Results
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (H) Drew Thompson, 1-1; Daniel Kraynak, 1-1; Sam Hale, 1-0; Sam Riley, 1-0; Brandon Thomas, 1-0; Phil Duchinsky, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (H) 20-7, (SE) 5-3.
Saves: (H) Kinnon Nolan-Finkle, 3, (SE) Sam Caton, 8.
Golf
Norwich 215, Chenango Forks 216
PLYMOUTH – Playing the Canasawacta Country Club old nine in a steady rain, Norwich was able to extend its winning streak to eight matches with a one-shot win over visiting Chenango Forks Tuesday.
Jacob Kelly led the Tornado (8-3, 9-3) with a 39. Eric Walling, Ryan Hagen, and Corey Johnson all followed with 43s, and Frank Somich added a 47 for Norwich, who host Chenango Valley today.
“The conditions were bad, and neither team played very well,” said Norwich coach Bob Branham summing up Tuesday’s match.
Results
(par-35 Old Nine at C.C.C.)
Norwich: Jacob Kelly, 39; Eric Walling, 43; Ryan Hagen, 43; corey Johnson, 43; Frank Somich, 47.
Chenango Forks: Dan Molter, 39; Keenan Conrad, 42; Dalton Stinson, 44; Brad Oliver, 44; Jordan O’Brien, 47.
Girls’ Swimming
Greene 93, Susquehanna Valley 89
GREENE – Greene placed first and third in the final event, the 400-yard freestyle relay, to pull out a close win over Susquehanna Valley Tuesday night.
It was the second win for the Trojans (4-5) over Sus Valley this season, although this meet was much tighter. “We needed to take first to win the meet, and we won handily, but I still worried about DQs (disqualifications) and we had some girls out sick,” said Greene coach Mike Platta. “We had to make adjustments before the meet and during the meet.”
Greene’s Jenny Yeager, Deanna Bay, Moriah McCauley, and Jessica Brooks won the last event by 20 seconds, and Greene’s third-place team easily claimed the necessary points for victory by a 32-second margin.
“We’re continuing to drop times, and our goal is to peak at the end of the season,” Platta said. “Right now, we’re following that road map to our best times.”
Yeager, Brooks, and Shelby Stoppkotte also found the victory column in individual events. Overall, Greene won seven of 12 events.
Results
200 medley relay: (G) Jessica Brooks, Shelby Stoppkotte, Emily Bertram, Autumn Van Etten, 2:12.43. (G) 200 free; (G) Jenny Yeager, 2:16.27. 200 IM: (G) J. Brooks, 2:30.73. 50 free: (SV) Jess Lord, 29.22. Diving: (SV) Tashianna Stockton, 159.15. 100 fly: (G) Brooks, 1:09.22; 100 free: (G) Yeager, 1:03.05. 500 free: (SV) Amy Lipski, 6:233.79. 200 free: (SV), 1:59.75. 100 back: (SV) Elizabeth Chantry, 1:15.33. 100 breaststroke: (G) Stoppkotte, 1:21.46. 400 free relay: (G) Yeager, Deanna Bay, Moriah McCauley, J. Brooks, 4:14.65.
Field Hockey
Greene 7, Harpursville 0
GREENE – Greene scored just 15 seconds into the game, and never looked back in posting its tenth win this season, all by shutout.
Jahna Driscoll took a pass from Andrea Day to net the first goal, one of three by Driscoll to lift her season total to 24 goals. Nine minutes later, Day upped the lead to two. Brandee Schoonmaker, Abbey Wentlent, and Emily Gascon added goals for Greene.
“it was like wow, that was fast,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin recalling her thoughts after the first goal. “(Harpursville) had some moments, and they have two highly skilled players and a couple other good kids with quick sticks. We really couldn’t relax in this game. Once we got the lead, the kids did a nice job staying focused.”
Greene (10-0) is idle until a Tuesday road date at Walton.
Summary
(4-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Jahna Driscoll, 3-1; Andrea Day, 1-2; Brandee Schoonmaker, 1-0; Abbey Wentlent, 1-0; Emily Gascon, 1-0; Emily Conroe, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 19-5; (H) 7-3.
Saves: (G) Devyn Staley, 4. (H) Ashley Hall, 9.
Sidney 2, Deposit 0
SIDNEY – Sidney scored the game’s first goal with 15:53 remaining in a shutout win over Deposit Tuesday.
Melia Wakeman tallied on a penalty corner pass from Hannah Wood. Wood added an insurance tally later in the half.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Melia Wakeman, 1-0; Hannah Wood, 1-1; Meridith Delello, 0-1; Sarah Theobald, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (D) 7-5, (S), 9-8.
Saves: (D) Jen Newman, 3, (S) Brooke Ramage 6, Brittany Ward 1.
Girls’ Soccer
G-MU 1, Edmeston 1 (OT)
EDMESTON – G-MU played to its second tie with Edmeston this season on Tuesday.
Each goal was scored in the first half, and it was Michaela Simmons who knotted the game for Edmeston.
G-MU took the lead after a scramble in front of the net. Miranda Hill knocked the ball loose from the grip of Edmeston’s goalie. The ball squirted to Raiders senior Tanya Barnes, who was out the ground, but managed to head the ball in.
G-MU’s record is now 6-4-2 overall.
Summary
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (E) Michaela Simmons, 1-0, (G) Tanya Barnes, 1-0, Miranda Hill, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (E) 7-8, (G) 8-4.
Saves: (E) Talbot, Fargo 5 total saves; (G) Logan Eltz, 6.
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