Greene Field Hockey Team Rolls Past Hancock

By: Patrick Newell

Field hockey

Greene 7, Hancock 0

GREENE – Brandee Schoonmaker and Jahna Driscoll had two goals apiece for the Trojans, who ran their record to 4-0 this season – all shutout wins.

The Trojans initiated the scoring less than a minute into the game. After intercepting a Hancock pass off the initial hit of the game, Andrea Day took the ball down the right side, and crossed the ball to Schoonmaker for the first goal. Day set up Driscoll with her first goal making it a two-goal lead, and Day had her third straight assist off a penalty corner as Emily Conroe tipped the ball in from close range. Emily Gascon also had a goal for Greene, who host Walton Tuesday at 6:45 p.m.

Summary

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(6-0 at half)

Greene goals-assists: Brandee Schoonmaker 2-0, Jahna Driscoll 2-0, Emily Conroe 1-1, Emily Gascon 1-0, Katherine Klecha 1-0, Andrea Day 0-3.

Goalie saves: Tozhia Possemato (H) 15; Devyn Staley (G) 3.

Shots-corners: (G) 26-9; (H) 4-2.

Oxford 1, Walton 0

OXFORD – Oxford upended 2009 MAC division champion Walton on Friday night for its first win of the season.

Lacey Barry scored on a penalty stroke, the lone tally of the game, and Kersten Towndrow made 13 saves for the shutout.

Girls’ Soccer

Walton 4, Oxford 1

OXFORD – Devon Kaminsky scored two goals for the Warriors, who jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the first half against Oxford Friday.

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Teresa Morrison scored the Blackhawks’ lone tally.

Summary

(3-1 Walton at half)

Goals-assists: (W) Molly Maguire 1-1, Devon Kaminsky 2-0, Carolyn Butler 1-1; (O) Teresa Morrison 1-0.

Shots-corners: (W) 22-8, (O) 6-5

Goalie saves: Kalei Olsen (W) 1, Carolyn Butler (W) 4; Haley Witchella (O) 17.

Greene 2, Bainbridge-Guilford 0

GREENE – Paige Wilcox and Rebecca Smith each had goal in the second half for unbeaten Greene (5-0-1), who blanked the Bobcats on Friday night’s game under the lights.

Shannon Gregory made eight saves for the Trojans.

Summary

(0-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (G)Paige Wilcox 1-1, Rebecca Smith 1-0.

Goalie saves: Caiti Anderson (B-G), 12; Shannon Gregory (G), 8.

Shots-corners: (BG) 12-5; (G) 19-2.

Chenango Valley 1, Norwich 0

CHENANGO BRIDGE – Friday, Chenango Valley scored a single goal in the second half to outlast the Purple Tornado.

Claire Walsh tallied unassisted for the Warriors.

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(0-0 at half)

Goals-assists: Claire Walsh 1-0.

Goalie saves: (N) Dietrich, 2; Rebecca Cooney (CV) 2.

Shots-corners: (N) 5-1; (CV) 16-3.

CV-Springfield 2, G-MU 0

COPES CORNERS – Cherry Valley-Springfield’s Erin Lamore scored just 1:56 into the game, and that tally was enough in a shutout of the Raiders Friday.

Summary

(1-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (C) Erin Lamore, 1-0, Lauren Loucks, 1-0.

Shots-corners (G) 12-3, (C) 14-5.

Saves: (G) Kylie Graham, 9, Logan Eltz, 9

Boys’ Soccer

Delhi 4, Oxford 0

DELHI – Nick Meehan had two goals for Delhi, the first on a penalty kick five minutes into the game to hand Oxford the defeat on Friday.

Summary

(2-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (D) Nick Meehan, 2-0, Stevens, 1-0, Jimmy King, 1-0.

Saves: (D) Collins, 7, (O) Branden McConnell, 12.

Cincinnatus 1, Otselic Valley 0 (OT)

CINCINNATUS – Cincinnatus’ Jake Stone scored unassisted 3:45 into the first overtime allowing the Red Lions to eke out a shutout win over the Vikings on Saturday afternoon.

Stone beat the OV keeper in a one-on-one situation for the game-winner. “Cincinnatus controlled much of the game, but we made the big defensive plays and stayed in the game,” said OV coach Dave Loomis. “It’s disappointing to lose, but it’s encouraging to know we can play with the better teams in Section III.”

OV hosts Tyburn Academy today.

Summary

(Cincy scores in first OT)

Goals: Jake Stone, 1-0.

Shots-corners: (C) 19-6, (OV) 5-2

Saves: (OV) Dylan Comfort, 12, (C) Freehan, 5.

Chenango Valley 2, Norwich 0

CHENANGO BRIDGE – Chenango Valley’s Kyle Moyer scored with about 10 minutes left in the first half off a pass from Kamaran Fisher, and Fisher scored unassisted midway through the second half in a win over Norwich Friday.

“It was probably the best we’ve played all year, and we had numerous opportunities to score,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey. “Their goalie (Kevin Mack) made some nice saves, and Nate (Perry) kept us in the game with some nice saves, too. We jelled pretty well, we just had a couple of injuries that made it tough for us at the end.”

Perry finished with 14 saves.

Summary

(1-0 CV at half)

Goals-assists: (CV) Kyle Moyer 1-0, Kamaran Fisher 1-1.

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