Oneonta girls shut down JC

Staff Report

October 02, 2008 04:00 am

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Monica Jones scored in the first half and assisted Chacha Naito's second-half goal, leading Oneonta High's girls to a 2-0 Southern Tier Athletic Conference soccer victory over visiting Johnson City on Wednesday.

Nora Walker set up Jones' goal off a restart with 9 minutes, 49 seconds left in the first half.

Naito's goal came a minute into the second half.

Oneonta, which beat the Wildcats, 7-3, to open the season, held a 15-1 advantage in shots and a 6-2 edge in corner kicks.

The Yellowjackets (9-4) travel to STAC Central Division-leading Maine-Endwell on Friday.

Oneonta 2, JC 0

Johnson City0 0 _ 0

Oneonta1 1 _ 2

Johnson City: None.

Oneonta (9-4): Monica Jones 1-1, Chacha Naito 1-0, Nora Walker 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: J 1-2; O 15-6.

Goalies: Jasmine Kellam (J) 9; Breelin Shea (O) 1.

Downsville 4, Roscoe 1

Krista Baxter scored twice in a non-league win at home for Downsville.

Chelsea Taylor and Courtney Jennings also scored for the Eagles (8-3-1), who travel to Andes on Friday.

Downsville 4, Roscoe 1

Roscoe0 1 _ 1

Downsville1 3 _ 4

Roscoe: Paige Clancy 1-0.

Downsville (8-3-1): Krista Baxter 2-0, Chelsea Taylor 1-0, Kristy Alers 0-1, Ali Henderson 0-2, Courtney Jennings 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: R 3-0; D 14-8.

Goalies: Kiera Browne (R) 7; Mary Early (D) 2.

H-T 4, Stamford 0

Alex Natale had two goals for Hunter-Tannersville in a Delaware League road win.

Kirsten Davis and Jasmine Bogus also scored for the Wildcats, who held a 25-7 advantage in shots.

Emily DeVita made 16 saves for Stamford (6-7, 3-4), which plays host to Delaware League rival Windham on Friday.

H-T 4, Stamford 0

Hunter-Tannersville2 2 _ 4

Stamford0 0 _ 0

Hunter-Tannersville: Alex Natale 2-0, Kirsten Davis 1-0, Jasmine Bogus 1-0, Krystal Plattner 0-1.

Stamford (6-7, 3-4): None.

Shots-corner kicks: H 25-10; S 7-0.

Goalies: Grace Berger (H) 5; Emily DeVita (S) 16.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Boys Soccer

B-G 4, Unatego 1

Josh Norris scored twice, and Ben Roosa had a goal and two assists in Bainbridge-Guilford's Midstate Athletic Conference road victory.

Steve Patten also scored for the Bobcats, who have gone 5-0-1 over their past six games.

Derek Joyce scored off an assist from Paul Lentz for Unatego (2-12), which plays at MAC rival Greene on Friday.

B-G 4, Unatego 1

B-G3 1 _ 4

Unatego0 1 _ 1

Bainbridge-Guilford: Ben Roosa 1-2, Steve Patten 1-0, Josh Norris 2-0.

Unatego (2-12): Derek Joyce 1-0, Paul Lentz 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: B 18-4; U 10-7.

Goalies: Jeremy Gray (B) 7; Padraic Alvin (U) 12.

Greene 7, Afton 0

Dan Fors scored twice for the visiting Trojans in their Midstate Athletic Conference victory.

Jake Arnold and Clayton Andrews combined to make 14 saves for the Crimson Knights (0-11), who play at Sidney today.

Greene 7, Afton 0

Greene5 2 _ 7

Afton0 0 _ 0

Greene: Mark Day 1-1, Dan Moriarty 1-0, Dave Fors 2-0, Ryan Ludwig 0-1, Eli Marks 1-0, Corey Dietrich 1-0.

Afton (0-11): None.

Shots-corner kicks: G 19-9; A 3-0.

Goalies: Curtis Richards (G) 2, Eli Marks 0; Jake Arnold (A) 8, Clayton Andrews 6.

Windham 2, Gilboa 0

Dan Frazer's goal 24 minutes into the first half broke a scoreless tie in Windham's Delaware League road victory.

Julius Starr contributed his 13th goal of the season for the Warriors (8-3).

Gilboa (1-13, 0-6) plays host to Roxbury on Friday.

Windham 2, Gilboa 0

Windham2 0 _ 2

Gilboa0 0 _ 0

Windham: Dan Frazer 1-0, Julius Starr 1-0, Will Grunenthal 0-1.

Gilboa: None.

Shots-corner kicks: W 23-7; G 15-4.

Goalies: Zhenya Doolan (W) 6; John Denora (G) 6, Joe Cooper 14.

Downsville 2, Worcester 1

Thomas Markert scored twice to lead Downsville to a non-league win on the road.

Dustin Keesler had an assist for the Eagles, winners of four straight, including a 1-0 victory over previously unbeaten South Kortright on Tuesday.

Josh Hunt scored for Worcester (0-12-1, 0-5-1), which plays host to Cooperstown at 2 p.m Saturday for the consolation game of the Chic Walshe Tournament at Davenport.

Downsville 2, Worcester 1

Downsville1 1 _ 2

Worcester 0 1 _ 1

Downsville: Thomas Markert 2-0, Dustin Keesler 0-1.

Worcester (0-12-1, 0-5-1): Josh Hunt 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: D 10-5; W 14-6.

Goalies: TJ Felter (D) 8; Jason McHargue (W) 7.

G-MU 4, Stamford 0

Cody Hall scored twice in a non-league win for host Gilbertsville-Mount Upton.

Demario Reed and Josh Scofield also scored for the Raiders (7-3), who held a 14-8 advantage in shots.

Gilbertsville-Mount Upton plays at Edmeston today.

G-MU 4, Stamford 0

Stamford 0 0 _ 0

Gilbertsville-Mount Upton1 3 _ 4

Stamford: None.

Gilbertsville-Mount Upton (7-3): Cody Hall 2-0, Demario Reed 1-0, Josh Scofield 1-0, Joe Acanfora 0-1, Tyler Peck 0-1, Greg Delaney 0-1, John Mason 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: S 8-1; G 14-4.

Goalies: Mike Gaddis (S) 4, N/A (S) 3; Andrew Delmar (G) 8.

Milford 1, Schenevus 0

Brandon Haller's goal 10 minutes into the second half gave host Milford a Tri-Valley League victory.

Haller's shot came on a rebound after a shot by Tyler Hogan deflected off of Schenevus keeper Mike Miner.

Trevor Kosturock made 10 saves for the Wildcats (2-8-2, 2-4-1), who play at Schenevus on Friday.

Milford 1, Schenevus 0

Schenevus0 0 _ 0

Milford0 1 _ 1

Schenevus: None.

Milford (2-8-2, 2-4-1): Brandon Haller 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: S 10-2; M 13-2.

Goalies: Mike Miner (S) 12; Trevor Kosturock (M) 10.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Cross Country

at Remsen

Cooperstown's boys earned Center State Conference victories over Remsen (21-37), Waterville (incomplete), Hamilton (27-28) and Westmoreland (23-33).

Ben Resnick finished second for the Redskins (12-2). He completed the 3.1-mile course in 17 minutes, 50 seconds _ 21 seconds behind Westmoreland's Peter Donnelly.

Cooperstown's girls, who were incomplete, were led by Nichole Wischoff and Sarah Fanion, who finished fourth and fifth, respectively. Wischoff crossed in 22:45, a second faster than Fanion.

The Redskins run at Ilion on Oct. 8.

at Remsen

Boys team scores: Cooperstown 21, Remsen 37; Cooperstown 15, Waterville incomplete; Cooperstown 27, Hamilton 28; Cooperstown 23, Westmoreland 33.

Individual winner: Peter Donnelly (W) 17:29 over 3.1-mile course.

Cooperstown runners: 2, Ben Resnick 17:50; 3, Paul Kennedy 19:15; 11, Jimmy Scrafford 20:26; 12, Clark Dickson 20:27; 13, Zachary Fanion 20:30; 19, George Landon 21:14; 26, Dashiel Kieler 22:15; 28, Ryan Bennett 23:12; 30, Henry Bauer 23:24; 31, Keith Campbell 23:40; 34, Matt Burch 24:50.

Girls team scores: Remsen 20, Cooperstown incomplete; Cooperstown 6, Waterville 15; Cooperstown 6, Hamilton incomplete; Westmoreland 33, Cooperstown incomplete.

Individual winner: Lizzy McGough (R) 21:31.

Cooperstown runners: 4, Nichole Wischoff 22:45; 5, Sarah Fanion 22:46; 7, Ariel Powers 23:36; 13, Julia Robinson 26:47.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Golf

at Oneonta Country Club

Oneonta High's five scorers were separated by four strokes in its 215-237 Southern Tier Athletic Conference over Susquehanna Valley.

The Yellowjackets' Joe Sastic and Ryan Mahon shared medalist honors with 5-over 41s on OCC's front side.

OHS (5-7, 5-6) play Johnson City today at Traditions at the Glen.

at Oneonta Country Club

Front nine, par-36

Team scores: Oneonta 215, SV 237.

Susquehanna Valley: Dylan Dougherty 43, John Green 43, Tyler McMichael 47, Tim Wilson 51, Mike Furch 53.

Oneonta (5-7, 5-6): Joe Sastic 41, Ryan Mahon 41, Martin Couch 43, Vanessa Fassler 45, Alex Paolicelli 45.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Tennis

Oxford 5, UV 0

Unadilla Valley's Amber Potter and Hannah Benson fell, 6-4, 6-3, to Megan Phinney and Olivia Powell at first doubles in the Storm's Midstate Athletic Conference loss.

UV (6-4) plays host to Walton on Monday.

Oxford 5, UV 0

at Unadilla Valley

Singles: Erica DeWispelaere def. Melissa Campbell, 6-1, 6-2; Myranda Batsford def. Kristyn Gould, 6-0, 6-0; Shelby Myers def. Lindsay Avolio, 6-0, 6-1.

Doubles: Megan Phinney and Olivia Powell def. Amber Potter and Hannah Benson, 6-4, 6-3; Patty Anthony and Danielle Backus def. Alaina Emerson and Amanda Button, 6-4, 6-2.

{"HeadlineLight14"/}Field Hockey

Walton 3, Hancock 0

Bridgette Fletcher, Shelby Gelsinan and Holley Reynolds scored in visiting Walton's Section Four Conference victory.

Walton (7-6, 5-5) plays at Afton at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.

Walton 3, Hancock 0

Walton1 2 _ 3

Hancock0 0 _ 0

Walton (7-6, 5-5): Bridgette Fletcher 1-0, Shelby Gelsinan 1-0, Holley Reynolds 1-0, Patience Piesecki 0-1, Sabine Klinger 0-1.

Hancock: None.

Shots-penalty corner: W 15-10; H 1-2.

Goalies: Brooke Spencer (W) 1; Tozhia Possemato (H) 11.

Sidney 7, Delhi 2

Maureen Bock finished with three goals and two assists to lead visiting Sidney to a Section Four Conference victory.

Alesha Voltz contributed a goal and two assists for the Warriors, who also got a goal and an assist from Kim Young. Sidney scored seven times on eight shots.

Taylor Steffens and Melissa Dacey scored for Delhi, which is at Deposit on Friday.

Sidney 7, Delhi 2

Sidney5 2 _ 7

Delhi2 0 _ 2

Sidney: Kim Young 1-1, Maureen Bock 3-2, Christina Houck 1-0, Kristen J (last name N/A) 1-0, Alesha Voltz 1-2.

Delhi: Taylor Steffens 1-0, Riann Warren 0-1, Melissa Dacey 1-0, Lauren Barkalow 0-1.

Shots-penalty corners: S 8-5; D 10-7.

Goalies: Rachel Ward (S) 5; Kim Palmatier (D) 6.

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