Girls’ Soccer

Unadilla Valley 3, Oxford 3

NEW BERLIN – Unadilla Valley rallied from a 2-0 halftime deficit, and scored the tying goal with three seconds left in regulation to force a deadlock with Oxford Wednesday night.

UV, leading MAC’s division two, fell behind in the first half after Oxford’s Julie Heggie scored twice. “We weren’t marking as well in the first half and we needed to communicate better,” said UV coach Janelle Ross. “I told (the team) to stay positive and play our game. Once we scored our first goal, you could see everyone pick up the energy.”

Emily Hutchinson had the first goal for UV, and Mackenzie Talbot tied the game. Oxford would regain the lead behind a Haley Witchella goal before Taylor Davis netted the equalizer as time was running out.

UV (7-1-1, 9-3-1) can virtually lock up the MAC Division II title Friday with a win at home against Bainbridge-Guilford.

Summary

(2-0 Oxford at half, 3-3 end of regulation)

Goals-assists: (UV) Emily Hutchinson, 1-0; Mackenzie Talbot, 1-0, Taylor Davis, 1-1; Sumi Gysin, 0-1; (O) Julie Heggie, 2-0, Ginny Burdick, 0-1; Haley Witchella, 1-0.

Shots-corners: (UV) 24-6, (Ox) 15-7.

Saves: (UV) Jordan Anderson, 14, (O) Baillie Lamariana, 13.

Boys’ Soccer

Cincinnatus 7, Otselic Valley 0

CINCINNATUS – About four weeks ago, Cincinnatus needed overtime to outlast Otselic Valley. Wednesday, the Red Lions dominated the Vikings from start to finish as Jacob Manley scored twice in the first half leading his club to a 5-0 lead in the opening 40 minutes.

“Our cohesiveness isn’t what we needed it to be, and we were ready tonight to play a team like Cincinnatus,” said OV coach Dave Loomis.

The Vikings (10-3) host George Jr. Republic on Monday.

Summary

(5-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (C) Jacob Manley, 2-1; Shondel Wright, 2-1; Jake Stone, 1-0, Nick Constantino, 1-1; Bryant Loomis, 1-0; Joe Peri, 0-2; Cody Warner, 0-1.

Shots-corners: (C) 21-9, (OV) 1-0.

Saves: (C) Dylan Comfort, 5, (Davis, 6, (C) Feehan, 1.

Greene 5, Windsor 0

GREENE – Greene won the consolation game of its own tournament blanking Windsor Wednesday afternoon.

Alex Driscoll scored a pair of goals as did Mikki Brown. The Trojans were able to bounce back quickly 24 hours after suffering their second league loss of the season falling to Unatego Tuesday on the road.

Cody Shapley added a goal for the Trojans.

Summary

(3-0 at half)

Goals-assists: (G) Alex Driscoll, 2-1; Mikki Brown, 2-0; Cody Shapley, 1-0; Brett Hennessey, 0-1; David Cass, 0-1; Corey Dietrich, 0-1; Alex Leone, 0-1.

Saves: Curtis Richards, 1. (W) Logan Nagle, 7.

Shots-corners: (G) 14-2, (W) 1-2.

Johnson City 3, Norwich 0

NORWICH – Johnson City scored its first goal after a long punt from the goalie, and went on to defeat the Tornado Wednesday night.

Kyle Kocan gathered goalie Dominick Vitale’s long punt in the middle of the field. He moved toward the middle and connected with a left-footed shot just inside the right side of the goal post at 30:02. Ten minutes later, Antonio Kadylak scored, and Hans Purtell put in a header with just eight minutes remaining in the opening half.

“They have a good club. They’re vying for first place, and they made sure they weren’t going to lose,” said Norwich coach John McCumiskey. “We played a good second half, and Nate (Perry) made some nice saves.”

Norwich hosts Afton Monday at 7 p.m.

Summary

(3-0 at the half)

Goals-assists: (JC) Kyle Kocan, 1-1, Antonio Kadylak, 1-0, Hans Purtell, 1-0; Hodges, 0-1, Dominick Vitale, 0-1.

Shots-corners: (JC) 25-8, (N) 3-0.

Saves: (JC) Dominick Vitale, 2, (N) Nate Perry, 17.

Sauquoit Valley 4, S-E 0

SAUQUOIT – Michael Stuhlman and Nick Salvatore each had one goal and one assist for Sauquoit Valley, who blanked Sherburne-Earlville on Wednesday.

SV outshot the Marauders 25-2 in the contest.

S-E plays at Morrisville-Eaton on Wednesday.

Summary

(2-0 at half)

Goals-assists: Michael Stuhlman, 1-1; Nick Salvatore, 1 -1; John Marchione, 1-0; Tyler Denton, 1-0.

Shots-corners: (SV) 25-5. (SE) 2-0.

Saves: (SV) Evan Owens, 2. Sam Caton, 15.

Golf

Norwich 214, Susquehanna Valley 237

CONKLIN – Norwich clinched its first division title in over 10 years beating Susquehanna Valley Wednesday at the Conklin Players Club.

Eric Walling, Frank Somich, and Jacob Kelly went one-two-three for the Tornado (12-4) shooting 40, 41, and 42 respectively. Corey Johnson added a 45 and Ryan Hagen a 46.

Norwich can match the highest win total in head coach Bob Branham’s tenure with a win at Oneonta Thursday.

Results

(at Conklin P.C., par-36 front nine)