Greene tops Oxford in title game
Boys’ Soccer
Greene 4, Oxford 3
G-MU 2, Norwich 1
OXFORD – Greene’s relentless offensive pressure paid off in the final 10 minutes as 6-foot-4 senior Sam Adams converted on a cornerkick to give the Trojans a one-goal win over the host Blackhawks.
Each team traded goals throughout the contest. Cameron Heggie scored early for Oxford before Greene’s Corey Dietrich tied the game, and Dietrich’s mate, Alex Driscoll, put his team in front at halftime.
Heggie’s second goal knotted the game, but Driscoll fired back for the victorious Trojans. At the 19-minute mark of the second half, Oxford tied the game a final time when Justin Schray scored off a pass from freshman Traynor Peterson. "Greene controlled the game almost exclusively in the second half,” said Oxford coach Jim Champlin. “It felt like we were a welterweight in a heavyweight prize fight, But our goalie Branden McConnell kept us in the game, and we scored on the few opportunities we created.”
Due to poor field conditions at the Emerson Soccer Complex, the consolation game was moved to Norwich’s home field, and defending champion G-MU eked out a one-goal win over the Tornado.
G-MU scored both of its goals less than one minute apart just 13 minutes into the second half to give the Raiders the lead. DeMario Reed made it a 1-1 game, and Greg Delaney netted the go-ahead goal.
Norwich, looking for its second win, took an early 1-0 lead when Cameron Prime converted a penalty kick.
Greene advanced to the finals defeating Norwich 6-2. Driscoll had a hat trick, and eighth-grader Luke Day tallied twice, the second a nifty header between several Norwich defenders. Oxford was a two-goal winner of G-MU in Friday’s first-round game.
Box Scores
Greene 4, Oxford 3
(2-1 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Driscoll, 2-0, Dietrich, 1-1; Sam Adams, 1-0; Kurt Bartholomew, 0-1. (O) Cam Heggie, 2-0; Justin Schray, 1-0; Traynor Peterson, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 32-9, (O) 10-4.
Saves: (G) Nate Westover 4, (O) B. McConnell, 10.
Greene 6, Norwich 2
(2-0 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: Alex Driscoll, 3-1, Luke Day, 2-0, Alex Leone, 1-1; Corey Dietrich, 0-1; Billy Whaley, 1-0; Cameron Prime, 1-0, Chris Trevisani, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 16-4. (N) 6-2
Saves: (G) Nate Westover, 4, (N) Julian Gillner, 10.
All-Tournament team: (G) Corey Dietrich, Luke Day, Alex Driscoll. (Ox) Justin Schray, Chris Marks. (G-MU) DeMario Reed, Greg Delaney. (Nor) Cameron Prime.
Girls’ Soccer
Oxford Tournament
OXFORD – Oxford’s girls captured their own tournament for the first time beating Norwich in the title game Saturday afternoon, 3-1.
Emily Smith had two goals for Oxford, and Julianne Heggie scored on a breakaway at 31:48 of the second half that snapped a 1-1 tie. “We did a better job of looking up when we were making our passes, and we are getting better touches on the ball,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle.
Oxford’s Smith, who had three goals in her team’s two wins, scored midway through the first half when Norwich was unable to clear a ball out of the penalty box area.
Norwich senior Kayla Hughes took advantage of an Oxford miscue, and directed her shot on a sharp angle from the right side to the inside left corner at 10:13.
Following Heggie’s go-ahead goal, Smith scored on a left-footed shot from the right side at 15:48 to give her team a two-goal cushion. Less than five minutes after Smith’s goal, Norwich’s Hughes hit the top of the crossbar on a close-range shot, and a follow-up shot was saved on the goal line by Oxford freshman goalie, Brionna Anzano.
Norwich and Oxford advanced to the finals with convincing victories. The Blackhawks’ Brenna Jones scored her first varsity goal giving her team a one-goal halftime lead. Smith and Heggie added second-half goals in a 3-1 victory over B-G “It was really sloppy, and both teams did well to cope with the conditions,” Cragle said.
Norwich, playing at Emerson Fields, rolled to a 6-1 victory, the Tornado’s first win of the season. Alyssa MacIntosh had a hat trick for the Tornado. Caryn Kuhn, Hughes, and Taylor Hagenbuch also tallied for NHS (1-7).
In the consolation game, Downsville blew out the Bobcats, 6-1.
Oxford 3, Norwich 1
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Emily Smith, 2-1; Julianne Heggie, 1-0. (N) Kayla Hughes, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 11-6, (O) 13-3.
Saves: (N) Victoria Trask, 9, (O) Brionna Anzano, 9.
Oxford 3, Bainbridge-Guilford 1
Summary
(1-0 Oxford at half)
Goals-assists: (BG) Abby Smith, 1-0. (O) Brenna Jones, 1-0; Emily Smith, 1-0; Julianne Heggie, 1-0; Megan Golden, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 9-2 (BG) 7-3
Saves: (O) Megan Ferrara, 5, (O) Brianna Anzano, 6.
All-Tournament team: (O) Emily Smith, Julianne Heggie, Jacquelyn Heggie. (N) Taylor Hagenbuch, Alyssa MacIntosh. (D) Leah LaTourette, Amanda Erwin. (BG) Randi Conway.
Greene 5, Sidney 0
GREENE – Greene’s offense clicked in the second half scoring four times in a comfortable win over Sidney Friday night.
Paige Wilcox had the lone goal for Greene in the first half tallying with 14:49 left. “We had a lot of pressure in the first half, we just missed the goal wide or high,” said Greene coach Brandy Stone. “We put it together in the second half and finished a lot better.”
Wilcox had two more goals in the second half to complete her hat trick. Shannon Gregory and Nicole Tumminia also tallied. Greene (4-3) hosts Unatego today.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Paige Wilcox, 3-0, Shannon Gregory, 1-0; Nicole Tumminia, 1-0, Hope Beardsley, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 26-15 (S) 0-1.
Saves: (G) none. (S) Alexa Sundal, 12.
Field Hockey
Greene 6, Sidney 0
GREENE – Jahna Driscoll had two goals, and Brandee Schoonmaker scored for the third time in as many starts leading Greene to their sixth win this season.
Emily Conroe, who missed the last game, added a goal as did Emma Anderson and Emily Gascon. “It was just a tremendous first half. Our passing game was just clicking,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin.
Greene’s first three goals came in the opening 10 minutes of play. Anderson scored on a penalty corner after passes from Driscoll and Colleen Dietrich. Gascon ignited the second goal driving down the field – minus one shoe, no less. Gascon’s pass to the left side was knocked in by Schoonmaker. Driscoll made it a three-goal advantage moments later.
The Trojans (6-0) host Windsor on Wednesday.
Summary
(6-0 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Sarah Theobald 1-0, Dawn Savino 0-1. (G) Emily Conroe 1-0, Brandee Schoonmaker 1-0, Jahna Driscoll 2-0, Emma Anderson 1-0, Emily Gascon 1-1, Cathy Stahl 0-2, Kaitlin Gorton 0-1.
Shots-penalty corners: (G) 25-8; (S), 11-6.
Saves: Kathleen Lennon (S) 7, Kelsey Delker (S) 6: Julia Amell (G) 6.
wed. home Windsor
Mohawk 2, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Alex Brandel scored with 1:03 left in the first half, and that would be enough for Mohawk in a shutout win over the Marauders this weekend.
“This wasn’t the outcome we hoped for, and we never could get into the flow of the game,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman.
S-E (4-3) plays at Sauquoit Valley tonight at 7 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Alex Brandel, 1-0, Madeline Gassman, 1-0; Shelby Schultz, 0-1.
Shots-penalty corners: (M) 10-12, (SE) 6-5.
Saves: (M) Anna Carroll, 5, (SE) Katherine Robertson 8.
Cross Country
Norwich ninth out of 18 teams
JOHNSON CITY – John Mooney led the Tornado to a ninth-place team finish out of 18 teams at the Hickories Invitational Saturday at Pheasant Hill Country Club.
Mooney ran the muddy 2.9-mile course in 16:44.6 for 21st overall, 23 seconds ahead of teammate Jamie Zieno (34th, 17:09.5). Rounding out Norwich’s top five were Matt Murray (49th, 17:29); Nuri Harper (60th, 17:47), and Nate Ashton (76th, 18.15).
Sarah Spittler was 30th overall to lead the NHS ladies finishing in 20:22.8. Sydney Chaffee was next (82nd, 22:50), and followed by Faith Pike (85th, 23:05), Martha Clemens (89th, 23:23), and Abby Snow (99th, 24:02).
S-E at E.J. Herman Invitational
UTICA – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys beat West Canada Valley in the 22-team E.J. Herman Invitational at Utica to reverse the result of a quad meet earlier this week hosted by WCV.
Ian Benedict led the S-E contingent placing 81st out of 152 runners in a time of 21:07. Ryan Palmiter was next in 97th timing 21:52. “(Beating West Canada Valley) shows that we’re in the building process, and their hard work is paying off,” said S-E coach Anne Geary.
Erin Mahardy topped S-E’s girls finishing in 27:37.
Results for S-E
Girls: Erin Mahardy, 27:37; Haley Muth, 30:28, Sierra Ulrich, 34:47.
Boys (152 total runners): Ian Benedict (81), 21:07; Ryan Palmiter, (97), 21:52; Ryan Genter, (138), 27:10 Brian Campbell, (141), 29:50; Cade Shea, (142), 30:34.
Girls’ Swimming
Chenango Forks 97, Greene 80
CHENANGO FORKS – Greene coach Mike Platta said his swimmer Jenny Yeager “called her shot” before last Thursday’s meet with Chenango Forks.
Yeager, who has improved her times all season in the 100-yard freestyle, broke Lizzy Buhl’s four-year-old record of 57.33 seconds. “When we were standing on the deck of the Greene pool before we left for Chenango Forks, I asked Jenny if she was ready,” Platta said. “She said, ‘all I want to do is swim a 57.32.’ And that’s exactly the time she swam.”
Greene won four total events on the day. Emily Bertram took the 200 individual medley and 500 freestyle; Jessie Brooks won the 100 backstroke, and the Trojans claimed a first in the meet-closing 400 freestyle relay.
Results
200-yard medley relay: (CF), (Riley Walsh, Kayla Sweet, Lauren Daniels, Courtney Hadden), 2:05.74; 200 freestyle: Samantha Suer (CF) 2:01.72; 200 individual medley: Emily Bertram (G), 2:40.31; 50 freestyle: Hadden (CF), 25.12; Diving: Amanda Stevens (CF), 149.10; 100 butterfly: Suer (CF) 1:01.49; 100 freestyle: Hadden (CF), 55.93; 500 freestyle: Emily Bertram (G) 6:43.46; 200 free relay: (CF) (Hadden, Stevens, Daniels, Suer), 1:51.03; 100 backstroke: Jessica Brooks (G), 1:05.99; 100 breaststroke: Kayla Sweet (CF), 1:21.69; 400 freestyle relay: (G) (Jennifer Yeager, Chelsea Carlson, Moriah McCauley, Jessica Brooks), 4:12.03.
Greene 4, Oxford 3
G-MU 2, Norwich 1
OXFORD – Greene’s relentless offensive pressure paid off in the final 10 minutes as 6-foot-4 senior Sam Adams converted on a cornerkick to give the Trojans a one-goal win over the host Blackhawks.
Each team traded goals throughout the contest. Cameron Heggie scored early for Oxford before Greene’s Corey Dietrich tied the game, and Dietrich’s mate, Alex Driscoll, put his team in front at halftime.
Heggie’s second goal knotted the game, but Driscoll fired back for the victorious Trojans. At the 19-minute mark of the second half, Oxford tied the game a final time when Justin Schray scored off a pass from freshman Traynor Peterson. "Greene controlled the game almost exclusively in the second half,” said Oxford coach Jim Champlin. “It felt like we were a welterweight in a heavyweight prize fight, But our goalie Branden McConnell kept us in the game, and we scored on the few opportunities we created.”
Due to poor field conditions at the Emerson Soccer Complex, the consolation game was moved to Norwich’s home field, and defending champion G-MU eked out a one-goal win over the Tornado.
G-MU scored both of its goals less than one minute apart just 13 minutes into the second half to give the Raiders the lead. DeMario Reed made it a 1-1 game, and Greg Delaney netted the go-ahead goal.
Norwich, looking for its second win, took an early 1-0 lead when Cameron Prime converted a penalty kick.
Greene advanced to the finals defeating Norwich 6-2. Driscoll had a hat trick, and eighth-grader Luke Day tallied twice, the second a nifty header between several Norwich defenders. Oxford was a two-goal winner of G-MU in Friday’s first-round game.
Box Scores
Greene 4, Oxford 3
(2-1 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Driscoll, 2-0, Dietrich, 1-1; Sam Adams, 1-0; Kurt Bartholomew, 0-1. (O) Cam Heggie, 2-0; Justin Schray, 1-0; Traynor Peterson, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 32-9, (O) 10-4.
Saves: (G) Nate Westover 4, (O) B. McConnell, 10.
Greene 6, Norwich 2
(2-0 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: Alex Driscoll, 3-1, Luke Day, 2-0, Alex Leone, 1-1; Corey Dietrich, 0-1; Billy Whaley, 1-0; Cameron Prime, 1-0, Chris Trevisani, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 16-4. (N) 6-2
Saves: (G) Nate Westover, 4, (N) Julian Gillner, 10.
All-Tournament team: (G) Corey Dietrich, Luke Day, Alex Driscoll. (Ox) Justin Schray, Chris Marks. (G-MU) DeMario Reed, Greg Delaney. (Nor) Cameron Prime.
Girls’ Soccer
Oxford Tournament
OXFORD – Oxford’s girls captured their own tournament for the first time beating Norwich in the title game Saturday afternoon, 3-1.
Emily Smith had two goals for Oxford, and Julianne Heggie scored on a breakaway at 31:48 of the second half that snapped a 1-1 tie. “We did a better job of looking up when we were making our passes, and we are getting better touches on the ball,” said Oxford coach Kathleen Cragle.
Oxford’s Smith, who had three goals in her team’s two wins, scored midway through the first half when Norwich was unable to clear a ball out of the penalty box area.
Norwich senior Kayla Hughes took advantage of an Oxford miscue, and directed her shot on a sharp angle from the right side to the inside left corner at 10:13.
Following Heggie’s go-ahead goal, Smith scored on a left-footed shot from the right side at 15:48 to give her team a two-goal cushion. Less than five minutes after Smith’s goal, Norwich’s Hughes hit the top of the crossbar on a close-range shot, and a follow-up shot was saved on the goal line by Oxford freshman goalie, Brionna Anzano.
Norwich and Oxford advanced to the finals with convincing victories. The Blackhawks’ Brenna Jones scored her first varsity goal giving her team a one-goal halftime lead. Smith and Heggie added second-half goals in a 3-1 victory over B-G “It was really sloppy, and both teams did well to cope with the conditions,” Cragle said.
Norwich, playing at Emerson Fields, rolled to a 6-1 victory, the Tornado’s first win of the season. Alyssa MacIntosh had a hat trick for the Tornado. Caryn Kuhn, Hughes, and Taylor Hagenbuch also tallied for NHS (1-7).
In the consolation game, Downsville blew out the Bobcats, 6-1.
Oxford 3, Norwich 1
(1-1 at half)
Goals-assists: (O) Emily Smith, 2-1; Julianne Heggie, 1-0. (N) Kayla Hughes, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 11-6, (O) 13-3.
Saves: (N) Victoria Trask, 9, (O) Brionna Anzano, 9.
Oxford 3, Bainbridge-Guilford 1
Summary
(1-0 Oxford at half)
Goals-assists: (BG) Abby Smith, 1-0. (O) Brenna Jones, 1-0; Emily Smith, 1-0; Julianne Heggie, 1-0; Megan Golden, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (O) 9-2 (BG) 7-3
Saves: (O) Megan Ferrara, 5, (O) Brianna Anzano, 6.
All-Tournament team: (O) Emily Smith, Julianne Heggie, Jacquelyn Heggie. (N) Taylor Hagenbuch, Alyssa MacIntosh. (D) Leah LaTourette, Amanda Erwin. (BG) Randi Conway.
Greene 5, Sidney 0
GREENE – Greene’s offense clicked in the second half scoring four times in a comfortable win over Sidney Friday night.
Paige Wilcox had the lone goal for Greene in the first half tallying with 14:49 left. “We had a lot of pressure in the first half, we just missed the goal wide or high,” said Greene coach Brandy Stone. “We put it together in the second half and finished a lot better.”
Wilcox had two more goals in the second half to complete her hat trick. Shannon Gregory and Nicole Tumminia also tallied. Greene (4-3) hosts Unatego today.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Paige Wilcox, 3-0, Shannon Gregory, 1-0; Nicole Tumminia, 1-0, Hope Beardsley, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 26-15 (S) 0-1.
Saves: (G) none. (S) Alexa Sundal, 12.
Field Hockey
Greene 6, Sidney 0
GREENE – Jahna Driscoll had two goals, and Brandee Schoonmaker scored for the third time in as many starts leading Greene to their sixth win this season.
Emily Conroe, who missed the last game, added a goal as did Emma Anderson and Emily Gascon. “It was just a tremendous first half. Our passing game was just clicking,” said Greene coach Sue Carlin.
Greene’s first three goals came in the opening 10 minutes of play. Anderson scored on a penalty corner after passes from Driscoll and Colleen Dietrich. Gascon ignited the second goal driving down the field – minus one shoe, no less. Gascon’s pass to the left side was knocked in by Schoonmaker. Driscoll made it a three-goal advantage moments later.
The Trojans (6-0) host Windsor on Wednesday.
Summary
(6-0 Greene at half)
Goals-assists: (S) Sarah Theobald 1-0, Dawn Savino 0-1. (G) Emily Conroe 1-0, Brandee Schoonmaker 1-0, Jahna Driscoll 2-0, Emma Anderson 1-0, Emily Gascon 1-1, Cathy Stahl 0-2, Kaitlin Gorton 0-1.
Shots-penalty corners: (G) 25-8; (S), 11-6.
Saves: Kathleen Lennon (S) 7, Kelsey Delker (S) 6: Julia Amell (G) 6.
wed. home Windsor
Mohawk 2, S-E 0
SHERBURNE – Alex Brandel scored with 1:03 left in the first half, and that would be enough for Mohawk in a shutout win over the Marauders this weekend.
“This wasn’t the outcome we hoped for, and we never could get into the flow of the game,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman.
S-E (4-3) plays at Sauquoit Valley tonight at 7 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Alex Brandel, 1-0, Madeline Gassman, 1-0; Shelby Schultz, 0-1.
Shots-penalty corners: (M) 10-12, (SE) 6-5.
Saves: (M) Anna Carroll, 5, (SE) Katherine Robertson 8.
Cross Country
Norwich ninth out of 18 teams
JOHNSON CITY – John Mooney led the Tornado to a ninth-place team finish out of 18 teams at the Hickories Invitational Saturday at Pheasant Hill Country Club.
Mooney ran the muddy 2.9-mile course in 16:44.6 for 21st overall, 23 seconds ahead of teammate Jamie Zieno (34th, 17:09.5). Rounding out Norwich’s top five were Matt Murray (49th, 17:29); Nuri Harper (60th, 17:47), and Nate Ashton (76th, 18.15).
Sarah Spittler was 30th overall to lead the NHS ladies finishing in 20:22.8. Sydney Chaffee was next (82nd, 22:50), and followed by Faith Pike (85th, 23:05), Martha Clemens (89th, 23:23), and Abby Snow (99th, 24:02).
S-E at E.J. Herman Invitational
UTICA – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys beat West Canada Valley in the 22-team E.J. Herman Invitational at Utica to reverse the result of a quad meet earlier this week hosted by WCV.
Ian Benedict led the S-E contingent placing 81st out of 152 runners in a time of 21:07. Ryan Palmiter was next in 97th timing 21:52. “(Beating West Canada Valley) shows that we’re in the building process, and their hard work is paying off,” said S-E coach Anne Geary.
Erin Mahardy topped S-E’s girls finishing in 27:37.
Results for S-E
Girls: Erin Mahardy, 27:37; Haley Muth, 30:28, Sierra Ulrich, 34:47.
Boys (152 total runners): Ian Benedict (81), 21:07; Ryan Palmiter, (97), 21:52; Ryan Genter, (138), 27:10 Brian Campbell, (141), 29:50; Cade Shea, (142), 30:34.
Girls’ Swimming
Chenango Forks 97, Greene 80
CHENANGO FORKS – Greene coach Mike Platta said his swimmer Jenny Yeager “called her shot” before last Thursday’s meet with Chenango Forks.
Yeager, who has improved her times all season in the 100-yard freestyle, broke Lizzy Buhl’s four-year-old record of 57.33 seconds. “When we were standing on the deck of the Greene pool before we left for Chenango Forks, I asked Jenny if she was ready,” Platta said. “She said, ‘all I want to do is swim a 57.32.’ And that’s exactly the time she swam.”
Greene won four total events on the day. Emily Bertram took the 200 individual medley and 500 freestyle; Jessie Brooks won the 100 backstroke, and the Trojans claimed a first in the meet-closing 400 freestyle relay.
Results
200-yard medley relay: (CF), (Riley Walsh, Kayla Sweet, Lauren Daniels, Courtney Hadden), 2:05.74; 200 freestyle: Samantha Suer (CF) 2:01.72; 200 individual medley: Emily Bertram (G), 2:40.31; 50 freestyle: Hadden (CF), 25.12; Diving: Amanda Stevens (CF), 149.10; 100 butterfly: Suer (CF) 1:01.49; 100 freestyle: Hadden (CF), 55.93; 500 freestyle: Emily Bertram (G) 6:43.46; 200 free relay: (CF) (Hadden, Stevens, Daniels, Suer), 1:51.03; 100 backstroke: Jessica Brooks (G), 1:05.99; 100 breaststroke: Kayla Sweet (CF), 1:21.69; 400 freestyle relay: (G) (Jennifer Yeager, Chelsea Carlson, Moriah McCauley, Jessica Brooks), 4:12.03.
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