GIRLS’ SOCCER

Greene 5, Delhi 1

GREENE – Greene junior Paige Wilcox tallied five more goals in a win over Delhi Thursday, and now has all 12 of the Trojans’ goals this season.

Wilcox scored her first goal on the breakaway, but later picked up a pair of assists from Janelle Milk lifting her club to a 4-1 lead at halftime.

After Wilcox scored her fifth goal, she was moved to goalkeeper where she made six saves. “She never practices in goal, but she has great instincts back there and did a great job tonight,” said Greene coach Brandy Stone.

The Trojans (1-0, 2-2) host Sidney next Thursday.

Summary

(4-1 at half)

Goals-assists: (G) Paige Wilcox, 5-0, Janelle Milk, 0-2. (D) kaitlyn Haynes, 1-0.

Shots-corners: (G) 11-3 (D) 11-0.

Saves: (G) Shawn Ayers, 1, Paige Wilcox, 6.  (D) Katie Pardee, 2.

Sidney 2, Oxford 1

SIDNEY – Just two minutes after Oxford pared a two-goal halftime deficit in half, its game with Sidney Thursday was halted due to a lightning storm. Game participants waited an hour for the storm to clear before calling the contest.

Katie Kirk scored 14 minutes into the game for Sidney, and MacKensie Gravelin’s goal upped the Warriors’ lead to two goals by halftime. “We got to the game late and rushed through the warmup. We were sluggish through the first half,” said Oxford coach Heather Pizza. “After halftime we were ready to go. We scored the goal to gain some momentum, and then the game was called.”

Oxford returns to play Tuesday at Walton.

Summary

(2-0 at half, game called with 31:18 left in second half)

Goals-assists: (S) Katie Kirk, 1-0; MacKensie Gravelin, 1-0; Bethany Karl, 0-1. (O) Gabbie Kozzitorto, 1-0, Cheyanne Moore, 0-1.

Shots-corners: (S) 13-3, (O) 4-1.

Saves: (S) Jolene Krom, 2, (O) Rachel Seiler, 7.

BOYS’ SOCCER

Hamilton 0, S-E 0 (OT)

HAMILTON – At the Hamilton Optimist Tournament, Sherburne-Earlville advanced to the finals after a coin flip following a lightning delay.

The game was suspended early in the second overtime period with the game still a scoreless tie, said S-E coach Mike Rodriguez.

“We had a great combination play and almost scored the winning goal in the first overtime,” Rodriguez said.

On the play, Nino Magro and Elijah Morris initiated the play with Morris feeding Carter Cole for a one-on-one with Hamilton goalie Tyler Curtis. Curtis made a diving attempt at Cole, whose shot hit the crossbar and was cleared by the Hamilton defense.