Boys’ Soccer

Oneonta 5, Norwich 0

NORWICH – Norwich’s defense held off Oneonta for nearly 60 minutes, then the floodgates opened over the final 22:57 of play.

Connor Brown unlocked a tie game after Norwich goalie David Layman made an initial save, but the Norwich defense failed to clear the ball out. Eric Deemer picked up the loose ball and crossed it to Brown for the tally. Deemer added a goal as well to go with two assists. “We played a lot of defense in the game, and David made some unbelievable saves in the first half,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey.

The Tornado play G-MU Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Emerson Fields in Oxford in the first round of the Oxford Blackhawks Tournament.

Summary

(0-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (O) Connor Brown, 1-1, Eric Deemer, 1-2, Dan Joseph, 1-0, Ben Gollin, 1-0, Tommy Talbot, 1-0, Aaron Forman, 0-2.

Shots-cornerkicks: (O) 22-8, (N) 0-1.

Saves: (O) none. (N) David Layman 15, Luke Follett, 2.

Otselic Valley 6, Madison 0

MADISON – Brent Rasmussen had two goals for the Vikings Wednesday, who improved their record to 5-1 with a shutout win at Madison Wednesday.

Dusty Davis and Brandon Huntley added one goal and one assist apiece. “We controlled almost the entire game, and that surprised the daylights out of me,” said Vikings coach Dave Loomis. “We’ve had a hard time up there (in Madison) in the past. Today our kids passed it well, we got to the ball, we made good passes, and we took good shots when we had them. It was a good game and a good effort.”

Summary

(3-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (OV) Brent Rasmussen, 2-1, Dusty Davis, 1-1, Brandon Huntley, 1-1, Jeff Pittsley, 1-0, Nate Stark, 1-0, Mike Larkin, 0-2, Brad Moyer, 0-1.

Shtos-corners: (OV) 21-6, (M) 6-5.

Saves: (OV) Dylan Comfort, 5. (M) Brian Klein, 14

Girls’ Soccer

S-E 1, Waterville 0

WATERVILLE – Sherburne-Earlville, who have already far surpassed last year’s accomplishments, added another notch to the win column blanking Waterville Wednesday.

“We thought this would be a pretty tough game, and we were ready for it,” said S-E coach Kylie Davis. “This was a pivotal game for us. We needed to prove ourselves to that team (Waterville).”