Friday, September 22, 2000
OHS coach wins 200th
Staff Report
ONEONTA — Two-hundred and counting.
Jeff Gallusser scored three goals for the Oneonta High boys soccer team in a 7-0 defeat of Delhi on Thursday, contributing to coach Alex Brannan's 200th career victory.
Brannan, who is in his 14th season as OHS coach, led the Yellowjackets to a 23-0-0 season and the Class B state championship in 1999.
Ryan Martindale had two goals and an assist and newcomer Neils VanRyswyk contributed two assists as OHS (8-1 overall) remained perfect in the Susquenango Association at 7-0.
Freshman goalie Ken Luettger got the easy shutout as the OHS defense kept Delhi without a shot or corner kick in the victory.
Oneonta plays at Walton on Tuesday.
ONEONTA 7, DELHI 0
Delhi 0 0 — 0
Oneonta 5 2 — 7
Delhi: None.
Oneonta: Jeff Gallusser 3-0, Ryan Martindale 2-1, Jimmy Puritz 1-0, Miguel Rios 1-1, Dan Fitzpatrick 0-1, Neils VanRyswyk 0-2.
Shots-corner kicks: Delhi 0-0; Oneonta: 32-19.
Goalies: Jeremiah Anderson (D) 14. Ken Luettger (O) 0.
Hamilton 1, Cooperstown 0, OT
COOPERSTOWN — Cooperstown's Brett Wilhelm had 22 saves for the Redskins, but Hamilton (9-0) pulled out the Center State Conference victory with a goal in the second overtime. Kim O'Neal converted a Paul Myers assist for the game's only goal, which came off one of four Hamilton corner kicks.
Cooperstown (3-2, 2-2) travels to Cherry Valley-Springfield on Saturday.
HAMILTON 1, COOPERSTOWN 0, OT
Hamilton 0 0 0 1 — 1
Cooperstown 0 0 0 0 — 0
Hamilton: Kim O'Neal 1-0, Paul Myers 0-1.
Cooperstown: None.
Shots-corner kicks: Hamilton 32-4; Cooperstown 7-1.
Goalies: Shawn Marcellus (H) 3; Brett Wilhelm (C) 22.
Downsville 4, Windham 3
DOWNSVILLE — James Brunner had three goals and an assist and to lead Downsville, which got a goal from Matt Odell.
Peter Dedrick had two goals for Windham and Shawn McMann had one.
Downsville (6-1, 3-0) plays in the first round of the Al Nelson Tournament in Fleischmanns on Saturday night.
DOWNSVILLE 4, WINDHAM 3
Windham 2 1 — 3
Downsville 2 2 — 4
Windham: Peter Dedrick 2-0, Shawn McMann 1-0, Evan Spero 0-2.
Downsville: Matt Odell 1-0, James Brunner 3-1, Nick Stefancich 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Windham 16-5; Downsville 23-6.
Goalies: Ryan DeBoycere (W) 8; Nick Champlin (D) 10.
H-T 1, Stamford 0, OT
TANNERSVILLE — Sam Solidar scored in the second overtime, on an assist by John Sylak, to lead Hunter-Tannersville to victory.
Hunter-Tannersville (3-3) plays host to the Booster Club Tournament on Saturday. H-T will play Mt. Everett at 4 p.m.
H-T 1, STAMFORD 0, OT
Stamford 0 0 0 0 — 0
H-T 0 0 0 1 — 1
Stamford: None.
H-T: Sam Solidar 1-0, John Sylak 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Stamford 26-3; H-T 28-5.
Goalies: Paddy Power (S) 24; Randy Ostrander (H) 23.
Walton 5, B-G 3, OT
WALTON — Trevor Ammon led the Warriors with three goals, James Armstrong had two goals, and David Gioia had two assists.
Alan Harlinana and Chad Palmer each had one goal and an assist for Bainbridge-Guilford.
Walton (3-3-1) plays host to Oneonta at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
WALTON 5, B-G 3, OT
B-G 2 1 0 0 — 3
Walton 1 2 1 1 — 5
B-G: Alan Harlinana 1-1, Chad Palmer 1-1, Jacob Spaholz 1-0.
Walton: Trevor Ammon 3-0, David Hoffman 0-1, David Gioia 0-2, James Armstrong 2-0.
Shots-corner kicks: B-G 21-6; Walton 19-4.
Goalies: Brian Dumond (B) 11; Trey Pesot (W) 11.
Roxbury 4, Andes 0
ANDES — Beau Ballard scored his first of two goals and the first of four for Roxbury 27 seconds into the second half. Roxbury held a 34-13 advantage in shots.
Andes (2-5) plays Downsville at 8 p.m. Saturday in the first round of the Fleischmanns Tournament. Margaretville plays Catskill in the opening game at 6 p.m. The consolation and championship games will be played at 6 and 8 p.m., respectively, on Sept. 30.
ROXBURY 4, ANDES 0
Roxbury 0 4 — 4
Andes 0 0 — 0
Roxbury: Beau Ballard 2-0, Chris Cole 1-0, Jesse Needham 1-0, Mike Carroll 0-1.
Andes (2-5): None.
Shots-corner kicks: Roxbury 34-6; Andes 13-1.
Goalies: Chris Darling (R) 10; Alan Weaver (A) 30.
South Kortright 6, Gilboa 1
GILBOA — Colm Ryan led all scorers with a goal and three assists, and the Rams scored three goals in each half to improve to 5-2. James Cudemo scored for Gilboa (2-7), which plays at Windham on Tuesday.
SOUTH KORTRIGHT 6, GILBOA 1
South Kortright 3 3 — 6
Gilboa 1 0 — 1
South Kortright (5-2): Colm Ryan 1-3, John Kenchen 1-0, Mike Taylor 1-0, Philip Pittelli 1-1, Mike Swantak 1-0, John Hitchcock 1-0.
Gilboa (2-7, 1-2): James Cudemo 1-0, Robin VanValkenburgh 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: SK 31-6; Gilboa 5-2.
Goalies: John Stewart (S) 1; Kenny Clark (G) 14.
Schenevus 3, Edmeston 0
EDMESTON — Paul Neske scored twice and had an assist, and Schenevus teammate Dan Spano had a goal. Edmeston, which fell to 2-6 overall, plays at undefeated Laurens at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
SCHENEVUS 3, EDMESTON 0
Schenevus 3 0 — 3
Edmeston 0 0 — 0
Schenevus: Paul Neske 2-1, Dan Spano 1-0.
Edmeston (2-6, 1-4): None.
Shots-corner kicks: Schenevus 11-3; Edmeston 6-2.
Goalies: Chris Comino (S) 3; Travis Coutlee (E) 10.
CV-S 4, Morris 0
CHERRY VALLEY — Cassidy Marchev led six point-scorers for the Patriots with a goal and an assist as Cherry-Valley Springfield (2-5) scored four times in the second half. CV-S plays host to Cooperstown at 1 p.m. Saturday.
CV-S 4, MORRIS 0
Morris 0 0 — 0
CV-S 0 4 — 4
Morris: None.
Cherry Valley-Springfield (2-5): Hisham Abdallah 1-0, Ryan Williams 1-0, Cassidy Marchev 1-1, Tommy Miller 1-0, Clayton Strange 0-1, Michael Johnson 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Morris 4-7; CV-S 36-7.
Goalies: Bryan Jacoby (M) 18; Charlie Gaughan (C) 4.
Sidney 5, Whitney Point 0
WHITNEY POINT — Toke Rasmussen and Jeff Brown had two goals apiece, and Sidney teammate Mike Graham had three assists. The Warriors (8-1, 7-1) got seven saves from Bill Haney, who earned a Susquenango Association shutout.
SIDNEY 5, WHITNEY POINT 0
Sidney 5 0 — 5
Whitney Point 0 0 — 0
Sidney (8-1, 7-1): Toke Rasmussen 2-0, Jeff Brown 2-0, Mike Graham 0-3, Adam Ferrell 1-0, Clay Anderson 0-1, Garrett Munro 0-1.
Whitney Point: None.
Shots-corner kicks: Sidney 13-3; Whitney Point 11-1.
Goalies: Bill Haney (S) 7; N/A (W) 8.
Girls Soccer
Stamford 5, H-T 0
STAMFORD — Mary Velan had two goals and three assists for Stamford, which remained undefeated at 10-0 overall and 4-0 in the Delaware League. Brooke Davis contributed two goals and one assist.
Stamford plays host to South Kortright at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday.
STAMFORD 5, H-T 5
H-T 0 0 — 0
Stamford 4 0 — 4
Hunter-Tannersville: None.
Stamford: Mary Velan 2-3, Brooke Davis 2-1, Emily Linhart 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: H-T 2-1; Stamford 17-5.
Goalies: M. Pellitteri (H) 7; Sarah Bell (S) 2, Krystyna Gonzalez (S) 1.
South Kortright 3, Gilboa 1
SOUTH KORTRIGHT — Elizabeth Perry scored back-to-back goals in the second half, including the winner with 26:55 left, to lead the Rams to a 4-3-1 record.
Nicole Cross gave Gilboa (1-5-1) a 1-0 lead 3:37 into the second half, but Kristen Tucker scored less than 30 seconds later to tie the score.
South Kortright plays at undefeated Stamford at 4:15 p.m. Tuesday.
SOUTH KORTRIGHT 3, GILBOA 1
Gilboa 0 1 — 1
South Kortright 0 3 — 3
Gilboa (1-5-1, 1-2): Nicole Cross 1-0.
South Kortright (4-3-1, 3-1): Elizabeth Perry 2-0, Kristen Tucker 1-0, Jessica Cook 0-1, Katie Peletz 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Gilboa 3-0; SK 25-4.
Goalies: Sarah Brainerd (G) 10; Laura Adams-Durgin (S) 3.
Schenevus 2, Edmeston 0
SCHENEVUS — Heather Henderson scored the decisive goal with 15:10 left in the first half and Kimy Westcott had a second-half goal for undefeated Schenevus (7-0-2). Sarah Bleich made six saves in goal for her fifth shutout this fall.
South Kortright plays host to Worcester at 11 a.m. Saturday.
SCHENEVUS 2, EDMESTON 0
Edmeston 0 0 — 0
Schenevus 1 1 — 2
Edmeston: None.
Schenevus (7-0-2): Heather Henderson 1-0, Kelly Bergeron 0-1, Kimy Westcott 1-0, Naomi Duncan 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Edmeston 7-4; Schenevus 8-2.
Goalies: Erin Holbert (E) 4; Sarah Bleich (S) 6.
Downsville 3, Windham 1
WINDHAM — Jessica Gifford and Stacie Haynes gave Downsville a 2-0 lead at the half and teammate Randalle McUmber scored in the second half.
Kelly Gutierrez scored in the second half for Windham (0-5), which plays Catskill in the opening round of the Hunter Tournament at 10 a.m. on Saturday. The championship and consolation games will be played on Oct. 7.
DOWNSVILLE 3, WINDHAM 1
Downsville 2 1 — 3
Windham 0 1 — 1
Downsville: Jessica Gifford 1-0, Stacie Haynes 1-0, Randalle McUmber 1-0, Nickie Odell 0-1.
Windham (0-5, 0-4): Kelly Gutierrez 1-0, Katie McGinnis 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Downsville 20-4; Windham 19-1.
Goalies: Cait Early (D) 15; Tarah Begley (W) 8.
Jefferson 0, Davenport 0, OT
DAVENPORT — Jefferson's Rose Cunningham had 12 saves and counterpart Jessica Hoffman had eight saves for Davenport as the two teams played to a scoreless draw.
Davenport (2-3-1, 1-1-1) held a 16-11 advantage in shots and a 7-1 edge in corner kicks. Davenport plays host to Schenevus on Monday.
JEFFERSON 0, DAVENPORT 0, OT
Jefferson 0 0 0 0 — 0
Davenport 0 0 0 0 — 0
Jefferson: None.
Davenport: None.
Shots-corner kicks: Jefferson 11-1; Davenport 16-7.
Goalies: Rose Cunningham (J) 12; Jessica Hoffman (D) 8.
Field Hockey
Cooperstown 4, Sauquoit 0
SAUQUOIT — Rebecca Rheinhardt had one goal and one assist for the Redskins, who earned their first victory of the season. Alena Jaeck, Rachel Bliss and Courtney Graham each contributed goals. Cooperstown (1-4) travels to Frankfort on Saturday.
Cooperstown 4, Sauquoit 0
Cooperstown 3 1 — 4
Sauquoit 0 0 — 0
Cooperstown: Alena Jaeck 1-0, Rachel Bliss 1-0, Rebecca Rheinhardt 1-1, Courtney Graham 1-0, Nicki Burt 0-1.
Sauquoit: None.
Shots-penalty corners: Cooperstown 20-7; Sauquoit 1-3.
Goalies: Colleen Quinn (C) 0; Danielle Allen (S) 15.
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AFTON 2, DEPOSIT 0
Wednesday's game
Afton 0 2 — 2
Deposit 0 0 — 0
Afton: Kris Kelly 1-0, Renee Kemmerer 1-1, Brigitte Hansen 0-1.
Deposit: None.
Shots-penalty corners: Afton 6-2; Deposit 18-2.
Goalies: Christina Kirkaldy (A) 16; Amy Fisher (D) 2.
Golf
Oneonta 191, W. Point 209
ONEONTA — Oneonta's Matt Konstanty had a 1-over-par 37, tying Whitney Point's Jeff Adams for medalist honors. Oneonta's five scorers and its sixth player all shot 40 or better as the Yellowjackets improved to 9-0 overall and 7-0 in the Sus. Whitney Point lost its first of the season as the Golden Eagles fell to 8-1 overall.
OHS plays at Harpursville on Monday.
ONEONTA 191, WHITNEY POINT 209
at Oneonta Country Club, front nine, par-36
Whitney Point: Jeff Adams, 37, Josh Landers 40, Nate Peterson 40, Jen Schumacher 49, Christian Bradley 50.
Oneonta: Mike Konstanty 37, Matt Brown 38, Kevin Ritchko 38, Joe Sandoli 38, Matt Schulte 40, Tim Miller 40.
Unatego 216, S-E 221
ONEONTA — Unatego's Aaron Brunner shared medalist honors with a 4-over-par 38 at the Woodhaven Golf Course as the Spartans improved to 4-6. Bryant Parker also had a 38 to lead Sherburne-Earlville (0-8). Unatego plays Bainbridge-Guilford at Woodhaven at 3:45 p.m. on Monday.
UNATEGO 216, S-E 221
at Woodhaven Golf Course, par-34
Sherburne-Earlville (0-8): Bryant Parker 38, Josh Hodge 40, Jason Hodge 41, Jake Lamoreaux 49, Jason Jacobsen 53.
Unatego (4-6, 3-4 Sus): Aaron Brunner 38, Corey Judd 43, Jeff Rowe 44, Mat Dolezel 45, Ryan Price 46.
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GIRLS TENNIS
WALTON 4, SIDNEY 1
Wednesday's match
Singles: Andrea Mirabito (S) def. Jackie Hitt (W), 9-6; Erin Backus (W) def. Jessie Washburn (S), 9-6; Miranda McArthur (W) def. Kristen Lowe (S), 9-1.
Doubles: Christy LePinnet and Liz Breese (W) def. Sarah Werner and Arine Brosnan (S), 10-8; Ashley McClenon and Alex Rodriguez (W) def. Heather Basos and Alicia Treffeisen (S), 9-0.
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