In a matchup of area boys soccer unbeatens, South Kortright received a first-half goal from Eric Burns to beat Laurens, 1-0, in the championship game of the Stamford Mayor's Cup on Saturday.
Burns' 15-yard goal with 22 minutes left in the opening half came off a rebound in a cluster of bodies.
"I think it was a good test for both teams," Rams coach Bob VanValkenburgh said. "The teams were evenly matched and it was a good early-season game for both of us."
The Rams (7-0), who host Hunter-Tannersville today, held an 8-6 advantage in shots.
Laurens (5-1) received five saves from Aaron Laing.
SK 1, Laurens 0
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
SK1 0 _ 1
Laurens0 0 _ 0
South Kortright (7-0): Eric Burns 1-0.
Laurens: None.
Shots-corner kicks: SK 8-7; L 6-0.
Goalies: Charlie Darling (S) 2; Aaron Laing (L) 5.
All-tournament team: Laurens _ Aaron Laing and Matt Struckle; South Kortright _ Kyle Hotaling, Josh Palmatier, Ryan Dorosky, Eric Burns.
Andes 6, Gilboa 0
Peter Fabrykiewicz scored Andes' first goal and assisted on its second to lead the Mountaineers to victory in the fifth-place game of the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Fabrykiewicz's first goal came 9 1/2 minutes into play. He also assisted the first of three goals by Ethan Berghammer about 1:30 later. Corey Barrett and Eric Reed also scored for Andes (4-2), which hosts Gilboa on Thursday.
Andes 6, Gilboa 0
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP FIFTH PLACE
Gilboa0 0 _ 0
Andes3 3 _ 6
Gilboa: None.
Andes (4-2): Ethan Berghammer 3-0, Corey Barrett 1-0, Peter Fabrykiewicz 1-2, Eddie MacKay 0-1, Eric Reed 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: G 8-6; A 21-9.
Goalies: Loukas Vogiatzis (G) 3, Joe Cooper 3, John Denora 1; Josh Bonifacic (A) 5.
All-tournament team: Gilboa _ Loukas Vogiatzis; Andes _ Ethan Berghammer, Cody Ruff.
Oneonta 4, Liberty 0
Ryan Gracy, Jacob Joseph, Rocco Parrella and Keith Toombs scored for the Yellowjackets, who held a 23-3 shot advantage in Sunday's second-round Hall of Fame Cup win.
Eric Deemer, Aaron Foreman and Dan Dailey had assists for Oneonta, which fell to Bronxville, 3-1, on Saturday.
Joseph scored Saturday for the Yellowjackets, who received nine saves from Chris Hayen. Oneonta (2-4-1) plays at Seton Catholic Central at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Oneonta 4, Liberty 0
HALL OF FAME Cup GROUP 9 SECOND ROUND
Liberty 0 0 _ 0
Oneonta2 2 _ 4
Liberty: None.
Oneonta (2-4-1): Ryan Gracie 1-0, Jacob Joseph 1-0, Rocco Parrella 1-0, Keith Toombs 1-0, Eric Deemer 0-1, Aaron Foreman 0-1, Dan Dailey 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: L 3-3; O 23-7.
Goalies: Will McGuire (L) 5; Chris Hayen (O) 3.
Bronxville 3, Oneonta 1
HALL OF FAME Cup GROUP 9 FIRST ROUND
Oneonta 1 0 _ 1
Bronxville1 2 _ 3
Oneonta: Jacob Joseph 1-0, Matt Arcidiacono 0-1.
Bronxville: Noble Carpenter 1-0, Brian Rogers 2-1.
Shots-corners kicks: O 9-5; B 15-4.
Goalies: Chris Hayen (O) 9; Remy Griggs (B) 3.
Margaretville 5, Worcester 0
Two of Josh Smith's three goals came in the first 10 minutes Sunday, leading Margaretville to victory in a Group 11 second-round game of the Hall of Fame Cup. Smith scored from 18 yards off an assist from Marcus Moore to give the Blue Devils a 1-0 lead 6 minutes in.
Sam Mendoza and Jake Brophy also scored for the Blue Devils, who outshot Worcester, 28-9.
Margaretville (4-2) lost, 4-1, Saturday to eventual Group 11 champion S.S. Seward. Moore scored off an assist from Cody Fronckowiak in the second half.
Worcester (0-5-1) lost to Elizabethtown, 3-0, on Saturday. Seward defeated Elizabethtown on Sunday.
Margaretville 5, Worcester 0
HALL OF FAME CUP GROUP 11 SECOND ROUND
Margaretville3 2 _ 5
Worcester0 0 _ 0
Margaretville (4-2): Josh Smith 3-0, Sam Mendoza 1-0, Jake Brophy 1-0, Marcus Moore 0-1, Cody Fronckowiak 0-1, Mitch VanKeuren 0-1, Matt Gray 0-1.
Worcester (0-5-1): None.
Shots-corner kicks: M 28-8; W 9-1.
Goalies: Patrick O'Connell (M) 0, Brian Faulkner 1; Jordan Allen (W) 16.
S.S. Seward 4, Margaretville 1
HALL OF FAME CUP GROUP 11 FIRST ROUND
S.S. Seward3 1 _ 4
Margaretville0 1 _ 1
S.S. Seward: Scott Glowaczewski 1-0, Ryan Chevrier 2-1, Brian McAtter 1-2.
Margaretville: Marcus Moore 1-0, Cody Fronckowiak 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: S 19-4; M 14-4.
Goalies: Dimitri Moustakis (S) 9; Patrick O'Connell (M) 11.
CV-S 2, Sharon Springs 1, 2OT
Chip Taylor's goal with 6:48 left in the second overtime gave Cherry Valley-Springfield a victory in the final of its tournament.
Taylor dribbled down the right wing and cut toward the middle before scoring inside the far post for the Patriots, who held a 19-5 advantage in shots.
"We dominated," said Patriots coach Terri Adams, whose team won the Section Four Class D and Tri-Valley League titles last season. "We moved the ball around nicely, we just didn't finish on some of the ones we should have."
Seth Drugatz gave CV-S a 1-0 lead with 27:29 left in the first half. He scored off a rebound after David Adams' shot deflected off the goalie. Cameron French tied the score for Sharon Springs with 8:50 remaining in regulation.
Elliott See, who scored twice in CV-S' 2-1 first-round win over Madison on Saturday, earned MVP honors. CV-S' Scott Sheldon, Adams and Ethan Burst were named to the all-tournament team. The Patriots (6-1) play at Milford on Tuesday.
CV-S 2, Sharon Springs 1
CV-S TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP
Sharon Springs0 1 0 0 _ 1
CV-S1 0 0 1 _ 2
Sharon Springs: Cameron French 1-0, Zach Bartlett 0-1.
Cherry Valley-Springfield: Seth Drugatz 1-0, David Adams 0-1, Chip Taylor 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: S 5-4; C 19-4.
Goalies: Doug Ullman (S) 12; Ben VanAlstine (C) 4.
All-tournament team: Owen D. Young _ Nate Oldick; R.J. Peplinski; Madison _ Garth Fuess, Mike Hall; Sharon Springs _ Cody Conley, Zach Bartlett, Doug Ullman; CV-S _ Scott Sheldon, David Adams, Ethan Burst.
Most respected players: Adam Swarthout (ODY); Tom Hicks (Madison); Steve Bonnoe (SS); Jake Hanlon (CV-S).
MVP: Elliott See (CV-S).
Delhi 1, Family School 0
The unbeaten Bulldogs received a goal from Avery Meehan with 10:24 remaining to win the championship game of the Downsville Tournament. Meehan received a throughball from Eddie Reed and touched the ball toward the middle before scoring from 15 yards.
Delhi (5-0) outshot the Family School, 18-7. The Bulldogs host Sidney today.
Delhi 1, Family School 0
DOWNSVILLE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP
Delhi0 1 _ 1
Family School0 0 _ 0
Delhi (5-0): Avery Meehan 1-0, Eddie Reed 0-1.
Family School: None.
Shots-corner kicks: D 18-3; F 7-2.
Goalies: Pat Cobane (D) 5; Schneider (F) 11.
Downsville 3, Walton 2
With 18:50 left, Dustin Keesler scored on an 18-yard shot from the top-right corner of the box to snap a 2-all tie as Downsville won the consolation of its tournament. Keelser had possession with his back to the goal before turning and scoring inside the far post.
Sean Abrams and Colin Norwood each scored before the game was 10 minutes old to give the Eagles (2-3) a 2-0 lead. Walton (2-3) answered with a first-half goal by Tyler Magnis and a tying goal by Brennon Chambers five minutes into the second half.
Downsville 3, Walton 2
DOWNSVILLE TOURNAMENT CONSOLATION
Walton1 1 _ 2
Downsville2 1 _ 3
Walton (2-3): Tyler Magnis 1-0, Brennon Chambers 1-0, Shane MacRabie 0-1.
Downsville (2-3): Dustin Keesler 1-0, Sean Abrams 1-0, Colin Norwood 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: W 13-5; D 12-6.
Goalies: Brian Schuppel (W) 7, Peter Adams 4; T.J. Felter 8.
UV 4, Unatego 0
Freddy Hutchinson scored twice for host Unadilla Valley in its Midstate Athletic Conference win.
UV 4, Unatego 0
Unatego0 0 _ 0
Unadilla Valley2 2 _ 4
Unatego: None.
Unadilla Valley: Michele Burchill 1-0, Jimmy Jachim 1-1, Freddy Hutchinson 2-0.
Shots-corner kicks: Unat 12-2; UV 18-5.
Goalies: Tom Wallace (Unat) 4; Mike Anson (UV) 1.
Greene 5, B-G 0
Five players scored for the host Trojans in their MAC. Josh Norris and Jeremy Gray each had three saves for B-G.
Greene 5, B-G 0
B-G0 0 _ 0
Greene4 1 _ 5
Bainbridge-Guilford: None.
Greene: Alex Driscoll 1-0, David Fors 1-0, George Flanagan 0-1, Pat Porter 1-0, Joe Gulat 0-1, Ethan Buhl 1-0, Mark Day 1-0, Eli Marks 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: B 2-1; G 12-8.
Goalies: Josh Norris (B) 3, Jeremy Gray 3; Curtis Richards (G) 2.
Mount Markham 2, Edmeston 0
Nick Davoulas made 10 saves, but visiting Edmeston lost a non-leaguer. The Panthers (4-3-1) visit Worcester on Tuesday.
Mount Markham 2, Edmeston 0
Edmeston0 0 _ 0
Mount Markham1 1 _ 2
Edmeston (4-3-1): None.
Mount Markham (5-1): Tayron Ixlaj 1-0, Jeremy Slosek 1-0, Darvin Juarez 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: E 10-4; M 15-4.
Goalies: Nick Davoulas (E) 10; Jared Drymond (M) 7.
Windham 1, John Coleman 0
Julius Starr scored 1 minute 27 seconds into overtime to lead Windham to victory in the first round of the Hunter-Tannersville Booster Club Tournament.
Starr scored off a corner kick by volleying a bouncing ball in the penalty box. Windham, which held a 30-7 shot advantage, plays host Hunter-Tannersville in the championship at 4 p.m. Saturday. H-T received a first-round bye when Onteora dropped out.
Loudonville Christian Academy will take Onteora's place in the consolation and meet Coleman at 10 a.m. Saturday.
The Warriors, who received five saves from Zhenya Doolan, host Margaretville at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday.
Windham 1, John Coleman 0
H-T Booster Club Tournament FIRST ROUND
John Coleman0 0 0 _ 0
Windham 0 0 1 _ 1
John Coleman: None.
Windham: Julius Starr 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: J 7-1; W 30-14.
Goalies: Andrew Marullo (J) 18; Zhenya Doolan (W) 5.
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