Boys' Soccer

B-G 3, Greene 2 (OT)
BAINBRIDGE – Before the season, B-G coach Pete Feltham hoped his team could compete with the best in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
After Wednesday's win over Greene, Feltham knows his team can not only compete, it can defeat the top teams.
Kyle Hanvey's second goal of the game in the final minute of the second overtime gave the unbeaten Bobcats their fifth straight win to start the season.
Not just that, it was B-G's first win over Greene in Feltham's two-decade tenure as coach. "We were pressing forward pretty hard at the end of the game," Feltham said. "And I was concerned we were giving up too much defensively and would be exposed in transition on a fast break. It did happen one time in overtime, but Brandt (McCall, B-G goalie) made a nice save."
Feltham's crew had to shuffle its lineup due to in-game injuries to a starting defender and midfielder. Hanvey started the game as a midfielder, moved to defense after the injury, then was pushed up to the forward line in the second half.
"It was the kids' decision (to move Hanvey)," Feltham said. "I have a lot of seniors on the team, it was their call, and it's what they wanted to do."
Part of the rotation switch moved Daniel Norris to defense as well. "The kids know what each one is capable of," Feltham said.
Greene was poised to extend its own perfect record scoring twice to take a comfortable lead into intermission. Chris Klecha and Luke Day had the tallies for Greene. Down two goals and two starters, B-G didn't panic.
"I said that we needed to keep our heads, play through the injuries, and treat the game like it was a 0-0 tie," Feltham said, "and work our way back into it."
Jake Cuozza pared the Greene lead to one, and Hanvey tied the game with 10:53 left in regulation scoring after a through pass from Zach Smith. "Greene's keeper did a great job tonight, but Kyle had a pretty good strike on the tying goal," Feltham said.
Summary
(2-0 Greene at half, 2-2 end of regulation)
Goals-assists: (G) Chris Klecha, 1-0; Luke Day, 1-0, jake Cook, 0-1; Zach Utter, 0-1. (BG) Jake Cuozzo, 1-0, Kyle Hanvey, 2-1; Zach Smith, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 13-5, (BG) 11-2.
Saves: (G) Marcus Lindstrom, 8, (BG) Brandt McCall, 11.

Otselic Valley 3, Stockbridge Valley 0
MUNNSVILLE – Otselic Valley avenged a shutout loss from earlier in the week scoring three second-half goals in a victory over Stockbridge Valley Wednesday.
Austin Reynolds had two goals for OV (2-1), the first after scooping up a loose ball and scoring 22 minutes into the second half. Josh Behr tallied six minutes later following another scramble in the box, and Reynolds tacked on the third goal in the 72th minute on a penalty kick. "Today, I changed around the lineup, and we found something out about the team," said OV coach Jacob Preston. "We had some good surprises, and many players stepped up in different roles today, roles they will most likely play in the future."
The Vikings host Moravia Friday.
Summary
(0-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (OV) Austin Reynolds, 2-0; Josh Behr, 1-0.
Shots-corners: (OV) 12-2, (SV), 1-2.
Saves: (OV) Coleman O'Hara, 1; (SV) Kyle Kiehn, 9.

G-MU 2, Richfield Springs 0
COPES CORNERS – G-MU won its second game by shutout this week blanking visiting Richfield Springs Wednesday.
Hunter Lockwood broke the ice 30 minutes into the first half getting an assist from Cameron Earl. Dylan Nichols added insurance with the lone goal of the second half. "We came out slow, but once Hunter scored our first goal, we dominated," said G-MU coach Steve Antczak.
Monday, the Raiders blanked Worcester, 4-0. Nichols had a hat trick for G-MU, and Trevor Puerile had G-MU's other goal.
Summary
(1-0 at half)
Goals-assists: (G) Dylan Nichols, 1-0; Hunter Lockwood, 1-0; Cameron Earl, 0-1.
Shots-corners: (G) 18-1, (R) 14-1.
Saves: (G) Nate O'Hara, 2. (R) 5.