Soccer

Greene/Unadilla Valley

GREENE - Yesterday, Thursday, October 1, Greene hosted Unadilla Valley in a game in which Greene would dominate and win 9-0.

Eight different players for Greene got a chance to score last night as they rolled over UV. Starting the game off was Spencer Klumpp. Klumpp would take the ball and put it past the UV defenders and into the net for the score. He would finish with one goal and one assist on the night. Greene’s Ben Kinney contributed two goals for the Trojans as well. Also scoring for Greene were Luke Day, Jake Ledford, Brian Leone, River Mccumiskey, Jake Cook, and Scott Lord.

The UV defense had trouble keeping up with the Greene attack that recorded 22 shots and 10 corners on the night. The Trojans also dominated the defensive side of the field, keeping UV to only two shots all game.

After last night’s game Greene improves to 10-1 on the season, while UV is 1-7-1 overall.

Individual statistics: UV; Ben James Peterson, 6 saves. Tyler Simmons, 7 saves. Greene; Spencer Klumpp, 1 goal, 1 assist. Luke Day, 1 goal, 2 assists. Jake Ledford, 1 goal, 2 saves. Brian Leone, 1 goal. Ben Kinney, 2 goals. River Mccumiskey, 1 goal. Jake Cook, 1 goal. Scott Lord, 1 goal.

Team statistics: UV; goals, 0. Assists, 0. Shots, 2. Corner kicks, 0. Saves, 13. Greene; goals, 9. Assists, 3. Shots, 22. Corner kicks, 10. Saves, 2.

Sherburne-Earlville

SHERBURNE - On their senior night, Thursday, October 1, the Sherburne-Earlville boys varsity soccer team hosted Clinton. The match would end 3-0 in favor of Clinton.

“They were our first league game this year and we lost 10-1,” said S-E Coach Mike Rodriguez. “Comparing the two games you can really see how much we’ve improved.”

In the first half Clinton scored twice, once off of a goal by Nishant Sharma and again from a Josh Houle shot. The two teams were very even on both offense and defense on a night when the victor was out-shot by the losing team 9-7. The major difference in play was the fact that Clinton could finish their shots and put balls in the goal, while S-E struggled to do so.