GREENE – There is always room for an upset win, but that wasn’t in the cards for the visiting Unadilla Valley Storm who fell to Greene at 4-1 on Wednesday.
Greene’s boys soccer team – a squad that was just ranked by the New York Sports Writers Association to be the fifth best team in Class C for New York State – sent a solid 13 shots and three corners toward the UV goal.
“Bradley Taft opened up the scoring with 32:53 on the clock, off a pass from Nick Shoemaker. Mikey Repp netted Greene’s second goal with 16:23 on the clock,” said Greene head coach Rick Tallman. “Unadilla Valley responded with 1:51 left on the clock in the first half, as Dylan Nichols received a long punt from Keeper (Adam) Lamont and popped it over the defenders to one-on-one with the (Greene) keeper.”
At the half, Greene led the visiting Storm at 2-1.
“Bradley Taft scored two more goals in the second half to advance Greene to a 12-1 record,” said coach Tallman.
With Taft’s two second half goals he secured a hat-trick on the night for the home Trojans. Mikey Repp added the additional goal with Nick Shoemaker and Isaac Trass adding an assist apiece.
