Marauders’ offense breaks loose
Evening Sun Report
Field Hockey
Sherburne-Earlville 5, Hamilton 1
SHERBURNE – In the first meeting with Hamilton this season, Sherburne-Earlville scored the only goal of the game with a penalty stroke. Tuesday afternoon, the Marauders’ offense broke loose for a season-high five tallies in a rout of the Emerald Knights.
“We knew they would be tough and scrappy, but we were just on the goalie all the time, and it paid off,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman. “The team knew this is ( the type of play) that I wanted. It was such a great team effort.”
Maggie Dunshee scored twice in the first half for S-E. She netted the opening goal five minutes into the contest off a Maggie Burlison pass. Burlison made it 2-0 midway through the half, and just two minutes later, Dunshee found the back of the cage again, this time off a Desiree Brown pass.
Alyssa Palmer and Shelby Sheffler scored goals for S-E (5-4-1, 6-6-1) in the second half. The Marauders play at New York Mills Monday.
Summary
(3-0 S-E at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Grace Dunshee, 2-0, Maggie Burlison, 1-1; Alyssa Palmer, 1-0; Shelby Sheffler, 1-0, Desiree Brown, 0-1. (H) Jessica Welsh, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 8-15, (H) 5-6.
Saves: (SE) Katherine Robertson, 3, (H) Brianna Randall, 3.
Greene 8, Walton 0
GREENE – Greene’s offense and defense were clicking on every level in what head coach Sue Carlin described as her team’s best overall game of the season.
“It was just a fun game to watch,” Carlin said. “Every single one of them played just great.”
The game was scoreless until the 16:52 mark when the Trojans drew a penalty stroke. A Walton player kicked the ball near the goal line to create the stroke attempt, and Emily Conroe put the ball away for the first of her two goals. The offensive flood gates burst open from that point with Emily Gascon feeding Brandee Schoonmaker a minute later for the second tally. Conroe added her second goal two minutes later, and Greene’s fourth goal was picture-perfect. Caitlin Gorton initiated the play from the defensive end and passed to Jahna Driscoll in the middle. Driscoll fed the ball back outside to Gascon, who hit a cutting Driscoll in the middle of the penalty circle for the spot-on shot. “It was just about the prettiest goal you would ever see,” Carlin said of Driscoll’s tally.
Driscoll added another goal, Seranda Barton came off the bench to score one goal and add an assist, while Jessica Durdon and Katherine Klecha picked up tallies.
Greene hosts the 3rd Annual Barrows/Bromley Tournament with first-round games on Thursday. Greene meets Whitney Point, while Maine-Endwell and Marathon square off in the other matchup.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Emily Conroe, 2-0; Brandee Schoonmaker, 1-0; Jahna Driscoll, 2-0; Seranda Barton, 1-1; Jessica Durdon, 1-0, Katherine Klecha, 1-0, Emma Anderson, 0-1; Emily Gascon, 0-2; Paige Castle, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 16-10, (W) 11-5.
Saves: (G) Julia Amell, 8, (W) Jackie Pomeroy, 6.
Hancock 6, Oxford 0
HANCOCK – Lea Newman had two goals and two assists for Hancock, and Meg Smith also scored twice in Tuesay’s shutout of Oxford.
Newman scored the first of her team’s three first-half goals five minutes into the game. Oxford plays at Afton today.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (H) Lea Newman, 2-2, Meg Smith, 2-0, Sayla Kane, 1-3, Kelly Newman, 1-0, Kalei Norton, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (H) 18-16, (O) 6-2.
Saves: (O) Kirsten Towndrow, 12, (H) Norton, 2, Ally, 2.
Girls’ Soccer
Sherburne-Earlville 2, Waterville 1
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville dominated the opening half, and after giving back the momentum, controlled play the final 10 minutes to garner a much-needed victory Tuesday afternoon.
Tied at 1-1, a cross by Briana Vibbard to Mikayla Solloway was headed into the right side of the net with 10 minutes left for the game-winner. “We had a really good first half, but the second half was a bit rough and they had us on our heels,” said S-E coach Kylie Davis. “We hung in there and were able to score the winning goal.”
Vibbard scored the only tally of the first half with Candace Barrows picking up the assist. S-E hosts Sauquoit Valley Saturday at 1 p.m. During the game, freewill donations will be accepted for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Summary
(S-E 1-0 at half)
(SE) Briana Vibbard, 1-1, Candace Barrows, 0-1; Mikayla Solloway, 1-0. (W) Hannah Gray, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 8-1, (W) 16-4.
Saves: (SE) Sierra Morris, 13, (W) 4.
G-MU 7, Laurens 0
COPES CORNERS – G-MU had three different players score two goals in a blowout win over Laurens Tuesday.
Miranda Hill, Blake Stensland, and Lauren Hill all scored twice for the Raiders. Stensland had her first goal 6:30 into the game with Miranda Hill picking up the assist, and Miranda Hill tallied with 14 1/2 minutes left in the first half for the 2-0 lead.
G-MU added five goals after halftime with Sarah Wildfeir picking up a goal. “It was a game of opportunities, and our ball possession allowed us to make some great shots,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Miranda Hill, 2-1; Blake Stensland, 2-1; Alicia Sebeck, 0-1; Sarah Wildfeir, 1-0, Lauren Hill, 2-2.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-1, (L) 11-0.
Saves: (G) Logan Eltz, 7. (L) Courtney Sherry, 6.
McGraw 3, Otselic Valley 2
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley took Central Counties League division leader McGraw to the wire before falling Tuesday afternoon.
McGraw scored its second goal just 30 seconds into the second half before OV answered a minute later as Nikki Olin tallied off a Jordan Lidell pass. Less than eight minutes into the second half, McGraw scored the eventual winning goal on a shot by Kailey Reddick.
OV rallied late with Kaylena Manwarren hammering in a direct kick with 4:57 left. “That second goal really fired us up,” said OV coach Kevin Springer. “We kept pounding and pounding, and they just hung on to survive. It was a well-played, exciting game.”
OV (5-5) is at DeRuyter Friday night.
Summary
(1-0 McGraw at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Jamie Griffin, 1-0, Katelyn Leonard, 1-0, Kailey Reddick, 1-0. (OV) Nikki Olin, 1-0; Jordan Lidell, 0-1; Kaylena Manwarren, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (M) 8-8, (OV) 11-4.
Saves: (M) Caitlin Wyant, 6. (OV) Jessica Loomis, 4.
Boys’ Soccer
G-MU 0, Laurens 0 (OT)
COPES CORNERS – G-MU played to its second scoreless tie in the last two weeks in Tuesday’s tie with Laurens.
Laurens goalie Dave Fraser stopped a penalty shot in overtime to preserve the scoreless game. “We had a lot of opportunities, we just didn’t put it in the net,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger.
The Raiders (3-5-3) are at Schenevus today.
Summary
(0-0 tie)
Shots-corners: (G) 21-5, (L) 11-1.
Saves: (L) Dave Fraser, 12, (g) Austin Burnside, 9.
Unadilla Valley 2, Afton 1
AFTON – Unadilla Valley’s Brett Smith scored two goals, the latter tally in the second half provided the margin of victory.
Smith’s second goal came after Afton goalie Cameron Oswald made the initial save. Oswald’s caught the ball falling backward, and the ball just crossed the goal line for the 2-0 lead.
Afton’s Josh Akshar scored his fourth goal over the last two games – and fifth of the season – with five minutes left after receiving a through pass from Joe Shearer. A long punt by Oswald to Shearer set up the scoring play. The one-goal loss for Afton (1-13) was its sixth this season. The Crimson Knights play at Oxford tonight at 6 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Brett Smith, 2-0, Conor Pope, 0-1. (A) Josh Akshar, 1-0, Joe Shearer, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (UV) 21-6, (A) 10-3.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King, 9, (A) Cameron Oswald, 17.
Girls’ Tennis
Susquehanna Valley 5, Norwich 2
NORWICH – Out of a loss to Susquehanna Valley Tuesday afternoon came the completion of a perfect season.
Norwich senior Sophie Stewart wrapped up an 11-0 campaign at second singles beating the Sabers’ Allie Stark, 6-3, 6-2. Stewart did not lose a set this season and only allowed as many as four games in a set once. She had just four losses at second singles over the past three years, and one of those was by default. “She just came in focused this year, and was a real force,” said Norwich coach John Stewart of his niece, Sophie. “The reality is that she was a point we could count on for every match.”
Norwich’s other victory came at first doubles as Jenny Borfitz and Breanna Cashman avenged a loss to SV from earlier this year beating Karen Engle and Morgan Hassig, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (3).
The Tornado (6-5) host Johnson City today at 4 p.m. Before the match, Norwich will dedicate court four (the first doubles court) to the late Krissie Collier, who passed away earlier this year. Collier played varsity tennis for several years, and she along with partner Katie Orioli were unbeaten at first doubles during Collier’s senior year.
Results
Singles: Alexa Cohn (SV) d. Bryn Loomis, 6-2, 6-1; Sophie Stewart (N) d. Allie Stark, 6-2, 6-3; Marissa Whitney (SV) d. Kristi Orioli, 7-5, 6-0; Emily Denny (SV) d. Alyssa Stagliano, 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles: Jenny Borfitz-Breanna Cashman (N) d. Karen Engle-Morgan Hassig, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (3); Sarah Howell-Jessica Wiggins (SV) d. Cassie Sutton-Krissy Stroh, 7-5, 7-6 (3). Gabby DeSanctis-Nicole Strick (SV) Taylor Stroh-Shannon McGrath, 6-0, 7-6 (1).
Field Hockey
Sherburne-Earlville 5, Hamilton 1
SHERBURNE – In the first meeting with Hamilton this season, Sherburne-Earlville scored the only goal of the game with a penalty stroke. Tuesday afternoon, the Marauders’ offense broke loose for a season-high five tallies in a rout of the Emerald Knights.
“We knew they would be tough and scrappy, but we were just on the goalie all the time, and it paid off,” said S-E coach Sheila Cooman. “The team knew this is ( the type of play) that I wanted. It was such a great team effort.”
Maggie Dunshee scored twice in the first half for S-E. She netted the opening goal five minutes into the contest off a Maggie Burlison pass. Burlison made it 2-0 midway through the half, and just two minutes later, Dunshee found the back of the cage again, this time off a Desiree Brown pass.
Alyssa Palmer and Shelby Sheffler scored goals for S-E (5-4-1, 6-6-1) in the second half. The Marauders play at New York Mills Monday.
Summary
(3-0 S-E at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Grace Dunshee, 2-0, Maggie Burlison, 1-1; Alyssa Palmer, 1-0; Shelby Sheffler, 1-0, Desiree Brown, 0-1. (H) Jessica Welsh, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 8-15, (H) 5-6.
Saves: (SE) Katherine Robertson, 3, (H) Brianna Randall, 3.
Greene 8, Walton 0
GREENE – Greene’s offense and defense were clicking on every level in what head coach Sue Carlin described as her team’s best overall game of the season.
“It was just a fun game to watch,” Carlin said. “Every single one of them played just great.”
The game was scoreless until the 16:52 mark when the Trojans drew a penalty stroke. A Walton player kicked the ball near the goal line to create the stroke attempt, and Emily Conroe put the ball away for the first of her two goals. The offensive flood gates burst open from that point with Emily Gascon feeding Brandee Schoonmaker a minute later for the second tally. Conroe added her second goal two minutes later, and Greene’s fourth goal was picture-perfect. Caitlin Gorton initiated the play from the defensive end and passed to Jahna Driscoll in the middle. Driscoll fed the ball back outside to Gascon, who hit a cutting Driscoll in the middle of the penalty circle for the spot-on shot. “It was just about the prettiest goal you would ever see,” Carlin said of Driscoll’s tally.
Driscoll added another goal, Seranda Barton came off the bench to score one goal and add an assist, while Jessica Durdon and Katherine Klecha picked up tallies.
Greene hosts the 3rd Annual Barrows/Bromley Tournament with first-round games on Thursday. Greene meets Whitney Point, while Maine-Endwell and Marathon square off in the other matchup.
Summary
(5-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Emily Conroe, 2-0; Brandee Schoonmaker, 1-0; Jahna Driscoll, 2-0; Seranda Barton, 1-1; Jessica Durdon, 1-0, Katherine Klecha, 1-0, Emma Anderson, 0-1; Emily Gascon, 0-2; Paige Castle, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 16-10, (W) 11-5.
Saves: (G) Julia Amell, 8, (W) Jackie Pomeroy, 6.
Hancock 6, Oxford 0
HANCOCK – Lea Newman had two goals and two assists for Hancock, and Meg Smith also scored twice in Tuesay’s shutout of Oxford.
Newman scored the first of her team’s three first-half goals five minutes into the game. Oxford plays at Afton today.
Summary
(3-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (H) Lea Newman, 2-2, Meg Smith, 2-0, Sayla Kane, 1-3, Kelly Newman, 1-0, Kalei Norton, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (H) 18-16, (O) 6-2.
Saves: (O) Kirsten Towndrow, 12, (H) Norton, 2, Ally, 2.
Girls’ Soccer
Sherburne-Earlville 2, Waterville 1
SHERBURNE – Sherburne-Earlville dominated the opening half, and after giving back the momentum, controlled play the final 10 minutes to garner a much-needed victory Tuesday afternoon.
Tied at 1-1, a cross by Briana Vibbard to Mikayla Solloway was headed into the right side of the net with 10 minutes left for the game-winner. “We had a really good first half, but the second half was a bit rough and they had us on our heels,” said S-E coach Kylie Davis. “We hung in there and were able to score the winning goal.”
Vibbard scored the only tally of the first half with Candace Barrows picking up the assist. S-E hosts Sauquoit Valley Saturday at 1 p.m. During the game, freewill donations will be accepted for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Summary
(S-E 1-0 at half)
(SE) Briana Vibbard, 1-1, Candace Barrows, 0-1; Mikayla Solloway, 1-0. (W) Hannah Gray, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 8-1, (W) 16-4.
Saves: (SE) Sierra Morris, 13, (W) 4.
G-MU 7, Laurens 0
COPES CORNERS – G-MU had three different players score two goals in a blowout win over Laurens Tuesday.
Miranda Hill, Blake Stensland, and Lauren Hill all scored twice for the Raiders. Stensland had her first goal 6:30 into the game with Miranda Hill picking up the assist, and Miranda Hill tallied with 14 1/2 minutes left in the first half for the 2-0 lead.
G-MU added five goals after halftime with Sarah Wildfeir picking up a goal. “It was a game of opportunities, and our ball possession allowed us to make some great shots,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Miranda Hill, 2-1; Blake Stensland, 2-1; Alicia Sebeck, 0-1; Sarah Wildfeir, 1-0, Lauren Hill, 2-2.
Shots-corners: (G) 15-1, (L) 11-0.
Saves: (G) Logan Eltz, 7. (L) Courtney Sherry, 6.
McGraw 3, Otselic Valley 2
SOUTH OTSELIC – Otselic Valley took Central Counties League division leader McGraw to the wire before falling Tuesday afternoon.
McGraw scored its second goal just 30 seconds into the second half before OV answered a minute later as Nikki Olin tallied off a Jordan Lidell pass. Less than eight minutes into the second half, McGraw scored the eventual winning goal on a shot by Kailey Reddick.
OV rallied late with Kaylena Manwarren hammering in a direct kick with 4:57 left. “That second goal really fired us up,” said OV coach Kevin Springer. “We kept pounding and pounding, and they just hung on to survive. It was a well-played, exciting game.”
OV (5-5) is at DeRuyter Friday night.
Summary
(1-0 McGraw at half)
Goals-assists: (M) Jamie Griffin, 1-0, Katelyn Leonard, 1-0, Kailey Reddick, 1-0. (OV) Nikki Olin, 1-0; Jordan Lidell, 0-1; Kaylena Manwarren, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (M) 8-8, (OV) 11-4.
Saves: (M) Caitlin Wyant, 6. (OV) Jessica Loomis, 4.
Boys’ Soccer
G-MU 0, Laurens 0 (OT)
COPES CORNERS – G-MU played to its second scoreless tie in the last two weeks in Tuesday’s tie with Laurens.
Laurens goalie Dave Fraser stopped a penalty shot in overtime to preserve the scoreless game. “We had a lot of opportunities, we just didn’t put it in the net,” said G-MU coach Mark Luettger.
The Raiders (3-5-3) are at Schenevus today.
Summary
(0-0 tie)
Shots-corners: (G) 21-5, (L) 11-1.
Saves: (L) Dave Fraser, 12, (g) Austin Burnside, 9.
Unadilla Valley 2, Afton 1
AFTON – Unadilla Valley’s Brett Smith scored two goals, the latter tally in the second half provided the margin of victory.
Smith’s second goal came after Afton goalie Cameron Oswald made the initial save. Oswald’s caught the ball falling backward, and the ball just crossed the goal line for the 2-0 lead.
Afton’s Josh Akshar scored his fourth goal over the last two games – and fifth of the season – with five minutes left after receiving a through pass from Joe Shearer. A long punt by Oswald to Shearer set up the scoring play. The one-goal loss for Afton (1-13) was its sixth this season. The Crimson Knights play at Oxford tonight at 6 p.m.
Summary
(1-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) Brett Smith, 2-0, Conor Pope, 0-1. (A) Josh Akshar, 1-0, Joe Shearer, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (UV) 21-6, (A) 10-3.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King, 9, (A) Cameron Oswald, 17.
Girls’ Tennis
Susquehanna Valley 5, Norwich 2
NORWICH – Out of a loss to Susquehanna Valley Tuesday afternoon came the completion of a perfect season.
Norwich senior Sophie Stewart wrapped up an 11-0 campaign at second singles beating the Sabers’ Allie Stark, 6-3, 6-2. Stewart did not lose a set this season and only allowed as many as four games in a set once. She had just four losses at second singles over the past three years, and one of those was by default. “She just came in focused this year, and was a real force,” said Norwich coach John Stewart of his niece, Sophie. “The reality is that she was a point we could count on for every match.”
Norwich’s other victory came at first doubles as Jenny Borfitz and Breanna Cashman avenged a loss to SV from earlier this year beating Karen Engle and Morgan Hassig, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (3).
The Tornado (6-5) host Johnson City today at 4 p.m. Before the match, Norwich will dedicate court four (the first doubles court) to the late Krissie Collier, who passed away earlier this year. Collier played varsity tennis for several years, and she along with partner Katie Orioli were unbeaten at first doubles during Collier’s senior year.
Results
Singles: Alexa Cohn (SV) d. Bryn Loomis, 6-2, 6-1; Sophie Stewart (N) d. Allie Stark, 6-2, 6-3; Marissa Whitney (SV) d. Kristi Orioli, 7-5, 6-0; Emily Denny (SV) d. Alyssa Stagliano, 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles: Jenny Borfitz-Breanna Cashman (N) d. Karen Engle-Morgan Hassig, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6 (3); Sarah Howell-Jessica Wiggins (SV) d. Cassie Sutton-Krissy Stroh, 7-5, 7-6 (3). Gabby DeSanctis-Nicole Strick (SV) Taylor Stroh-Shannon McGrath, 6-0, 7-6 (1).
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