Greene blanks Windsor to claim own tourney title
BOYS’ SOCCER
Greene 4, G-MU 1
Greene 1, Windsor 0
GREENE - Greene controlled play in the first half of Saturday’s Greene Tournament final against Windsor, and the lone tally scored stood up in a title victory over the Black Knights.
Kurt Bartholomew scored with 7:17 remaining after a crossing pass from Alex Leone. Windsor applied most of its pressure in the second half, and had a game-tying shot attempt by Noah Jones punched out by a diving Greene keeper Connor Moriarty with 90 seconds to play.
“They put the pressure on us, and Connor made a clutch save for us to keep the game from going into overtime,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We played very well in the first half, moved it well and had control of the possession. Windsor made some great adjustments in the second half.”
The Trojans advanced to the final beating traditionally-tough, G-MU. Leone and Bartholomew split the four goals evenly, and sophomore Karl Zaengle added a trifecta of assists.
Greene (4-1) plays Walton on Wednesday.
Greene 1, Windsor 0
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Kurt Bartholomew, 1-0; Alex Leone, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 8-2, (W) 7-5.
Saves: Connor Moriarty, 6; (W) John Greenfield, 6.
Greene 4, G-MU 1
Summary
(3-1 at half)
Goals-assists; (GMU) Eddie Ray Cotton, 1-0 (PK); (Gr) Kurt Bartholomew, 2-0; Alex Leone, 2-0; Karl Zaengle, 0-3; Brian Leone, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (GMU) 6-1, (Gr) 14-6.
Saves: (GMU) Austin Burnside, 10, (Gr) Connor Moriarty, 5.
All-Tournament Team: Nick Shaw, Downsville, Frey, Downsville; (GMU) Austin Burnside, GMU E.R. Cotton,GMU. Windsor– Kevin Saar, Noah Jones, Nick Mikula. Greene– Karl Zaengle, Cameron Race, Alex Leone, Kurt Bartholomew.
Unadilla Valley 4, Afton 0
NEW BERLIN – It took Unadilla Valley 35 minutes to break through the Afton defense, and it proceeded to score three times over a 7 1/2-minute span that extended into the early part of the second half in Friday’s shutout victory.
David Schwab scored on a penalty kick with five minutes left in the opening session, and Colin Izard backed that up tucking in a rebound off an Afton misclear two minutes later. “The scoring chances were there for us early on, it just took a while to convert,” said UV coach Ryan Houck, who said that five UV shots hit the crossbar during the 80-minute contest.
Schwab scored early in the second half, and Conor Pope put away a rebound in the 26th minute of the second half to complete the tallies.
Afton’s best opportunity to score came on a late breakaway attempt by freshman Connor Graven-Briggs. Briggs’ shot was denied by UV backup keeper, Will Martin.
UV improved its record to 5-2 (3-0 in league). It plays today at Bainbridge-Guilford.
Summary
(2-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) David Schwab, 2-0, Colin Izard, 1-0; Conor Pope, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 21-9, (A) 5-1.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King 4, Will Martin 1. (A) Matt Olin 11, Joe Birch 1.
Otselic Valley 3, Brookfield 2
SOUTH OTSELIC - Otselic Valley snapped a 2-2 tie with a penalty kick 23 minutes into the second half to defeat Brookfield Friday.
Waturu Sakamoto was taken down by a Brookfield defender in the 18-yard box to set up the penalty shot. Brent Rasmussen capitalized on the shot attempt squeaking a shot past keeper Cody Beeding.
Brookfield led 2-1 in the first half when Trevor Marston tied up the game in the 36th minute getting an assist from Sakamoto. Early in the game, OV’s Angel Marshall answered B’field’s initial goal scoring off a deflection.
Summary
(2-2 at half)
Goals-assists: (B) Game Mason, 1-0; Preston Reilly, 1-0; (OV) Angel Marshall, 1-0; Trevor Marston, 1-0; Brent Rasmussen, 1-0; Waturo Sakamoto, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (B) 9-3, (OV) 18-0.
Saves: (B) C. Beeding, 15, (OV) Jon Liuzzo, 5.
Johnson City 6, Norwich 1
JOHNSON CITY – Johnson City pulled away from a one-goal halftime lead with four unanswered goals Friday against Norwich.
Hans Purtell led the Wildcats with two goals and two assists.
Cameron Prime scored unassisted for the Tornado (2-5).
Summary
(2-1 JC at half)
Goals-Assists: (N) Cameron Prime, 1-0; (JC) Hans Purtell, 2-2; John Nezelek, 1-0; Nate Krome, 1-0; Clay Smith, 1-2; David Nicholas, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 2-0, (JC) 20-12.
Saves: (N) Tyler Eaton, 13. (JC) Ryan Baileys, 1.
Sherburne-Earlville 1, Holland Patent 0
SHERBURNE - Sherburne-Earlville notched a key division win to end a three-game week shutting out Holland Patent Friday.
On a set piece, S-E’s Carter Cole’s indirect kick to Elijah Morris was redirected into the net in the 23rd minute of the first half for the game’s lone tally.
“As a result of our injuries, we went into a defensive shell the rest of the game, and our defense bent but did not break,” said Marauders coach Mike Rodriguez.
Sam Caton made nine saves in the victory.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Elijah Morris, 1-0, Carter Cole, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SE) 5-1. (HP) 14-4.
Saves: (SE) Sam Caton, 9. (H) Andy Haier, 1.
GIRLS’ SOCCER
New York Pizzeria Tournament
G-MU 2, Unadilla Valley 1 (OT)
NEW BERLIN - Lauren Hill scored two goals for G-MU, the winning goal coming with two minutes left in the second overtime as the Raiders captured their second New York Pizzeria Tournament title in three seasons.
Hill tied the game with a goal in the second half, and scored the winner on Mackenzie Talbot’s cornerkick.
“After losing league games to CV-S, Milford, and Schenevus, to beat B-G and UV this weekend was a huge boost for our kids,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole.
UV’s Hunter Lakin gave her team a 1-0 halftime lead scoring unassisted.
Taylor Davis led Unadilla Valley into the finals of its tournament scoring three goals – all in the second half – as the Storm beat Walton 4-1 on Friday.
Davis scored all of her goals within a 13-minute span with the first goal at 28:14, and the last with just over 15 minutes left.
Sierra Badger scored from six yards out in the first half putting UV up 1-0. Walton tied the game when Sara Yambor netted her shot with 4:35 remaining.
Hill scored the first three goals for G-MU, and Elaina Palada added two more tallies in a 7-3 first-round win over B-G.
The Bobcats’ Gia Cuomo had two goals and one assist in the loss.
Finals
G-MU 2, UV 1 (OT)
Summary
(1-0 UV at half, 1-1 end of regulation)
Goals-assists: (G) Lauren Hill, 1-0; Whitney Gilbert, 0-1; Mackenzie Talbot, 0-1. (UV) Hunter Lakin, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 12-5. (UV) 14-6.
Saves: (G) Bri MacPherson, 7 (UV) Jordan Anderson, 10.
G-MU 7, B-G 3
(3-1 at half G-MU)
Goals-assists: (G) Lauren Hill, 3-0 Kelsey Ross, 0-2; Elaina Palada, 2-0; MacKenzie Talbot, 1-1; Taylor Nichols, 1-1; Mariah Bliss, 0-1, Whitney Gilbert, 0-1. (BG) Gia Cuomo, 2-1 ( 2 PKs), Taylor Palmatier, 1-0
Shots-corners: (G) 16-2. (BG) 9-3
Saves: Bri MacPherson, 2. (BG) Megan Ferrara, 9.
All-tournament team–UV: Jordan Anderson, Taylor Davis, Corrine Izard. GMU: Whitney Gilbert, Jen Mason, Bri MacPherson, Lauren Hill (MVP). B-G: Gia Cuomo, Megan Ferrara. Walton: Haley O’Connor, Kim Kehr.
Holland Patent 1, Sherburne-Earlville 0 (Thursday)
SHERBURNE – Holland Patent scored the game’s only goal on a penalty kick eight minutes into the game in spoiling Sherburne-Earlville’s homecoming game Thursday evening.
The loss was the fifth straight for S-E (1-5), who received eight saves from goalie Maddy Fetzko. “We are putting the pieces back together slowly, and I have confidence that this team will find its rhythm,” said S-E coach Kylie Davis.
Summary
(1-0 Holland Patent at half)
Goals-assists: (HP) Callahan (PK), 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 10-1, (HP), 9-0.
Saves: (SE) Maddy Fetzko, 8, (HP) Lupia-Eannance, 9.
Chenango Valley 2, Norwich 0
BINGHAMTON – Chenango Valley scored both of its goals in the opening half in a shutout win over Norwich Friday.
Julia Illsley netted the opening goal, and Danielle Forbidussi curled in a cornerkick for the second tally. Norwich tightened up the defense posting a shutout over the final 40 minutes. “Molly Moore and Carin Kuhn did a wonderful job in the midfield for us, and Vic (Trask, Norwich keeper) was super, too,” said Norwich coach Dianne Fiorina.
Norwich hosts Greene on Tuesday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (CV) Julia Illsley, 1-0, Jessica Spencer, 0-1; Danielle Forbidussi, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (CV) 21-3, (N) 7-1.
Saves: (CV) Ashley Weir, 7, (N) Victoria Trask, 19
Windsor 9, Oxford 1
WINDSOR – Windsor’s Danielle Cary and Courtney Vaccaro had hat tricks, and Madison Beriman added two goals in the Black Knights’ win over Oxford Saturday.
Oxford’s Jessica Russo scored with 11:03 left in the first half to make it a 4-1 game. Rheia Benedict was credited with the assists.
CROSS COUNTRY
V-V-S Invitational
VERNON – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys improved upon times from last year at Saturday’s Vernon-Verona-Sherrill.
Returning veterans Ian Benedict and Ryan Palmatier each lopped at least one minute off of their times from last year. Benedict was 46th out of 221 runners in the Varsity One race, and Palmiter came in 69th clocking 20:26 over the five-kilometer course. “The boys ran a strong race today, and they realized they did much better than last year,” said S-E coach Anne Geary. “This was a great opportunity for the team to run on the course that is hosting sectionals this year.”
Gabby Huff led the S-E girls timing 26:49.
The Marauders are at Ilion Wednesday.
Results
Boys (221 runners in Varsity One Race): Ian Benedict (46), 19:36; Ryan Palmiter 69, 20;26; Kyle Cross (1-2), 22:59; Ethan French (103), 23:01; Brandon Lambert, (107), 24:59.
Others: Brian Campbell (109), 26:37; Duncan Campbell (110), 27:05; Jake Meyers (114), 28:01.
Girls (127 runners): Gabby Huff (100), 26:49; Abby Ryan (122), 33:28; Shelby Bennett (125), 36:12, Sierra Ulfrich (126), 37:29.
Greene 4, G-MU 1
Greene 1, Windsor 0
GREENE - Greene controlled play in the first half of Saturday’s Greene Tournament final against Windsor, and the lone tally scored stood up in a title victory over the Black Knights.
Kurt Bartholomew scored with 7:17 remaining after a crossing pass from Alex Leone. Windsor applied most of its pressure in the second half, and had a game-tying shot attempt by Noah Jones punched out by a diving Greene keeper Connor Moriarty with 90 seconds to play.
“They put the pressure on us, and Connor made a clutch save for us to keep the game from going into overtime,” said Greene coach Rick Tallman. “We played very well in the first half, moved it well and had control of the possession. Windsor made some great adjustments in the second half.”
The Trojans advanced to the final beating traditionally-tough, G-MU. Leone and Bartholomew split the four goals evenly, and sophomore Karl Zaengle added a trifecta of assists.
Greene (4-1) plays Walton on Wednesday.
Greene 1, Windsor 0
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Kurt Bartholomew, 1-0; Alex Leone, 0-1
Shots-corners: (G) 8-2, (W) 7-5.
Saves: Connor Moriarty, 6; (W) John Greenfield, 6.
Greene 4, G-MU 1
Summary
(3-1 at half)
Goals-assists; (GMU) Eddie Ray Cotton, 1-0 (PK); (Gr) Kurt Bartholomew, 2-0; Alex Leone, 2-0; Karl Zaengle, 0-3; Brian Leone, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (GMU) 6-1, (Gr) 14-6.
Saves: (GMU) Austin Burnside, 10, (Gr) Connor Moriarty, 5.
All-Tournament Team: Nick Shaw, Downsville, Frey, Downsville; (GMU) Austin Burnside, GMU E.R. Cotton,GMU. Windsor– Kevin Saar, Noah Jones, Nick Mikula. Greene– Karl Zaengle, Cameron Race, Alex Leone, Kurt Bartholomew.
Unadilla Valley 4, Afton 0
NEW BERLIN – It took Unadilla Valley 35 minutes to break through the Afton defense, and it proceeded to score three times over a 7 1/2-minute span that extended into the early part of the second half in Friday’s shutout victory.
David Schwab scored on a penalty kick with five minutes left in the opening session, and Colin Izard backed that up tucking in a rebound off an Afton misclear two minutes later. “The scoring chances were there for us early on, it just took a while to convert,” said UV coach Ryan Houck, who said that five UV shots hit the crossbar during the 80-minute contest.
Schwab scored early in the second half, and Conor Pope put away a rebound in the 26th minute of the second half to complete the tallies.
Afton’s best opportunity to score came on a late breakaway attempt by freshman Connor Graven-Briggs. Briggs’ shot was denied by UV backup keeper, Will Martin.
UV improved its record to 5-2 (3-0 in league). It plays today at Bainbridge-Guilford.
Summary
(2-0 UV at half)
Goals-assists: (UV) David Schwab, 2-0, Colin Izard, 1-0; Conor Pope, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (UV) 21-9, (A) 5-1.
Saves: (UV) Kyle King 4, Will Martin 1. (A) Matt Olin 11, Joe Birch 1.
Otselic Valley 3, Brookfield 2
SOUTH OTSELIC - Otselic Valley snapped a 2-2 tie with a penalty kick 23 minutes into the second half to defeat Brookfield Friday.
Waturu Sakamoto was taken down by a Brookfield defender in the 18-yard box to set up the penalty shot. Brent Rasmussen capitalized on the shot attempt squeaking a shot past keeper Cody Beeding.
Brookfield led 2-1 in the first half when Trevor Marston tied up the game in the 36th minute getting an assist from Sakamoto. Early in the game, OV’s Angel Marshall answered B’field’s initial goal scoring off a deflection.
Summary
(2-2 at half)
Goals-assists: (B) Game Mason, 1-0; Preston Reilly, 1-0; (OV) Angel Marshall, 1-0; Trevor Marston, 1-0; Brent Rasmussen, 1-0; Waturo Sakamoto, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (B) 9-3, (OV) 18-0.
Saves: (B) C. Beeding, 15, (OV) Jon Liuzzo, 5.
Johnson City 6, Norwich 1
JOHNSON CITY – Johnson City pulled away from a one-goal halftime lead with four unanswered goals Friday against Norwich.
Hans Purtell led the Wildcats with two goals and two assists.
Cameron Prime scored unassisted for the Tornado (2-5).
Summary
(2-1 JC at half)
Goals-Assists: (N) Cameron Prime, 1-0; (JC) Hans Purtell, 2-2; John Nezelek, 1-0; Nate Krome, 1-0; Clay Smith, 1-2; David Nicholas, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (N) 2-0, (JC) 20-12.
Saves: (N) Tyler Eaton, 13. (JC) Ryan Baileys, 1.
Sherburne-Earlville 1, Holland Patent 0
SHERBURNE - Sherburne-Earlville notched a key division win to end a three-game week shutting out Holland Patent Friday.
On a set piece, S-E’s Carter Cole’s indirect kick to Elijah Morris was redirected into the net in the 23rd minute of the first half for the game’s lone tally.
“As a result of our injuries, we went into a defensive shell the rest of the game, and our defense bent but did not break,” said Marauders coach Mike Rodriguez.
Sam Caton made nine saves in the victory.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (SE) Elijah Morris, 1-0, Carter Cole, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (SE) 5-1. (HP) 14-4.
Saves: (SE) Sam Caton, 9. (H) Andy Haier, 1.
GIRLS’ SOCCER
New York Pizzeria Tournament
G-MU 2, Unadilla Valley 1 (OT)
NEW BERLIN - Lauren Hill scored two goals for G-MU, the winning goal coming with two minutes left in the second overtime as the Raiders captured their second New York Pizzeria Tournament title in three seasons.
Hill tied the game with a goal in the second half, and scored the winner on Mackenzie Talbot’s cornerkick.
“After losing league games to CV-S, Milford, and Schenevus, to beat B-G and UV this weekend was a huge boost for our kids,” said G-MU coach Tina Cole.
UV’s Hunter Lakin gave her team a 1-0 halftime lead scoring unassisted.
Taylor Davis led Unadilla Valley into the finals of its tournament scoring three goals – all in the second half – as the Storm beat Walton 4-1 on Friday.
Davis scored all of her goals within a 13-minute span with the first goal at 28:14, and the last with just over 15 minutes left.
Sierra Badger scored from six yards out in the first half putting UV up 1-0. Walton tied the game when Sara Yambor netted her shot with 4:35 remaining.
Hill scored the first three goals for G-MU, and Elaina Palada added two more tallies in a 7-3 first-round win over B-G.
The Bobcats’ Gia Cuomo had two goals and one assist in the loss.
Finals
G-MU 2, UV 1 (OT)
Summary
(1-0 UV at half, 1-1 end of regulation)
Goals-assists: (G) Lauren Hill, 1-0; Whitney Gilbert, 0-1; Mackenzie Talbot, 0-1. (UV) Hunter Lakin, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (G) 12-5. (UV) 14-6.
Saves: (G) Bri MacPherson, 7 (UV) Jordan Anderson, 10.
G-MU 7, B-G 3
(3-1 at half G-MU)
Goals-assists: (G) Lauren Hill, 3-0 Kelsey Ross, 0-2; Elaina Palada, 2-0; MacKenzie Talbot, 1-1; Taylor Nichols, 1-1; Mariah Bliss, 0-1, Whitney Gilbert, 0-1. (BG) Gia Cuomo, 2-1 ( 2 PKs), Taylor Palmatier, 1-0
Shots-corners: (G) 16-2. (BG) 9-3
Saves: Bri MacPherson, 2. (BG) Megan Ferrara, 9.
All-tournament team–UV: Jordan Anderson, Taylor Davis, Corrine Izard. GMU: Whitney Gilbert, Jen Mason, Bri MacPherson, Lauren Hill (MVP). B-G: Gia Cuomo, Megan Ferrara. Walton: Haley O’Connor, Kim Kehr.
Holland Patent 1, Sherburne-Earlville 0 (Thursday)
SHERBURNE – Holland Patent scored the game’s only goal on a penalty kick eight minutes into the game in spoiling Sherburne-Earlville’s homecoming game Thursday evening.
The loss was the fifth straight for S-E (1-5), who received eight saves from goalie Maddy Fetzko. “We are putting the pieces back together slowly, and I have confidence that this team will find its rhythm,” said S-E coach Kylie Davis.
Summary
(1-0 Holland Patent at half)
Goals-assists: (HP) Callahan (PK), 1-0.
Shots-corners: (SE) 10-1, (HP), 9-0.
Saves: (SE) Maddy Fetzko, 8, (HP) Lupia-Eannance, 9.
Chenango Valley 2, Norwich 0
BINGHAMTON – Chenango Valley scored both of its goals in the opening half in a shutout win over Norwich Friday.
Julia Illsley netted the opening goal, and Danielle Forbidussi curled in a cornerkick for the second tally. Norwich tightened up the defense posting a shutout over the final 40 minutes. “Molly Moore and Carin Kuhn did a wonderful job in the midfield for us, and Vic (Trask, Norwich keeper) was super, too,” said Norwich coach Dianne Fiorina.
Norwich hosts Greene on Tuesday.
Summary
(2-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (CV) Julia Illsley, 1-0, Jessica Spencer, 0-1; Danielle Forbidussi, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (CV) 21-3, (N) 7-1.
Saves: (CV) Ashley Weir, 7, (N) Victoria Trask, 19
Windsor 9, Oxford 1
WINDSOR – Windsor’s Danielle Cary and Courtney Vaccaro had hat tricks, and Madison Beriman added two goals in the Black Knights’ win over Oxford Saturday.
Oxford’s Jessica Russo scored with 11:03 left in the first half to make it a 4-1 game. Rheia Benedict was credited with the assists.
CROSS COUNTRY
V-V-S Invitational
VERNON – Sherburne-Earlville’s boys improved upon times from last year at Saturday’s Vernon-Verona-Sherrill.
Returning veterans Ian Benedict and Ryan Palmatier each lopped at least one minute off of their times from last year. Benedict was 46th out of 221 runners in the Varsity One race, and Palmiter came in 69th clocking 20:26 over the five-kilometer course. “The boys ran a strong race today, and they realized they did much better than last year,” said S-E coach Anne Geary. “This was a great opportunity for the team to run on the course that is hosting sectionals this year.”
Gabby Huff led the S-E girls timing 26:49.
The Marauders are at Ilion Wednesday.
Results
Boys (221 runners in Varsity One Race): Ian Benedict (46), 19:36; Ryan Palmiter 69, 20;26; Kyle Cross (1-2), 22:59; Ethan French (103), 23:01; Brandon Lambert, (107), 24:59.
Others: Brian Campbell (109), 26:37; Duncan Campbell (110), 27:05; Jake Meyers (114), 28:01.
Girls (127 runners): Gabby Huff (100), 26:49; Abby Ryan (122), 33:28; Shelby Bennett (125), 36:12, Sierra Ulfrich (126), 37:29.
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