Oxford and Unadilla Valley can’t decide winner after 110 minutes of soccer
Oxford’s Ellie Ryan stabs at the ball carried by Unadilla Valley’s Kadence York as the Blackhawks keeper Lexi Kohlhepp watches the play unfold. The Storm and Oxford tied 2-2 in Monday’s Midstate Athletic Conference meeting at UV. (Evening Sun Photo, Frank Speziale)
NEW BERLIN – Two players scored their team’s goals during Monday’s Midstate Athletic Conference battle in New Berlin as Oxford and Unadilla Valley came away with a tie on each team’s record after the 2-2 final score.
Oxford’s Kaylin Tefft gave the Blackhawks an early 1-0 lead after nine minutes of play as she scored passed UV’s keeper Meegan White.
Less than six minutes later, as if it was an instant replay shown on television, Tefft took White 1-on-1 again and tapped it past the Storm’s senior goalkeeper.
The rest of the half and 35 minutes into the second half, Oxford held the 2-0 lead and looks as if they were going to return with the road win despite the offensive pressure by Unadilla Valley.
UV, who controlled possession of the ball and recorded 19 shots, was held scoreless thanks to the efforts of the Blackhawks’ goalie Lexi Kohlhepp as she came away with 17 saves in the contest.
That was until Kyleigh George responded after moving up to the striker position for the Storm and scored both of her team’s second half goals – including the equalizer with 1:21 remaining in the contest.
The two teams went into overtime and both were unable to find the back of the net for a game winning goal despite the many chances the home team had.
Unadilla Valley (3-2-1) hosts Walton while The Blackhawks play at home against Sidney. Both games are scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
Unadilla Valley 2, Oxford 2
Ox 2 0 0 – 2
UV 0 2 0 – 2
Goals-Assists: (O) Kaylin Tefft 2-0; (UV) Kyleigh George 2-0.
Shots-corners: (O) 3-3; (UV) 19-9.
Saves: (O) Lexi Kohlhepp 17; (UV) Meegan White 1.
Oxford’s Kaylin Tefft gave the Blackhawks an early 1-0 lead after nine minutes of play as she scored passed UV’s keeper Meegan White.
Less than six minutes later, as if it was an instant replay shown on television, Tefft took White 1-on-1 again and tapped it past the Storm’s senior goalkeeper.
The rest of the half and 35 minutes into the second half, Oxford held the 2-0 lead and looks as if they were going to return with the road win despite the offensive pressure by Unadilla Valley.
UV, who controlled possession of the ball and recorded 19 shots, was held scoreless thanks to the efforts of the Blackhawks’ goalie Lexi Kohlhepp as she came away with 17 saves in the contest.
That was until Kyleigh George responded after moving up to the striker position for the Storm and scored both of her team’s second half goals – including the equalizer with 1:21 remaining in the contest.
The two teams went into overtime and both were unable to find the back of the net for a game winning goal despite the many chances the home team had.
Unadilla Valley (3-2-1) hosts Walton while The Blackhawks play at home against Sidney. Both games are scheduled for Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
Unadilla Valley 2, Oxford 2
Ox 2 0 0 – 2
UV 0 2 0 – 2
Goals-Assists: (O) Kaylin Tefft 2-0; (UV) Kyleigh George 2-0.
Shots-corners: (O) 3-3; (UV) 19-9.
Saves: (O) Lexi Kohlhepp 17; (UV) Meegan White 1.
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