Dan Radecki scored on a header with four minutes left in sudden-death overtime Saturday as Chenango Valley topped Sidney, 2-1, in the boys soccer championship of the Mang Tournament at Keith Clark Park.

Radecki converted a pass from John Moody, who scored unassisted in the second half for CV’s first goal.

Frank Mercurio scored for Sidney off an assist from all-tournament team pick Mike Guerriere midway through the second half, tying the score at 1.

Vince Dadamio earned MVP honors for CV (2-0), which plays in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]Rob Hornung and Andy Foote also received all-tournament honors for Sidney (1-1), which plays in the Midstate Athletic Conference.

CV 2, SIDNEY 1, OT

Sidney 0 1 0 — 1

Chenango Valley: John Moody 1-1, Dan Radecki 1-0.

Sidney (1-1): Frank Mercurio 1-0, Mike Guerriere 0-1.

Shots-corners: CV 11-4; S 16-3.

Goalies: Steve Hunt (C) 8; Nate Mahlmeister (S) 7.

Brenton Jones scored twice and Kyle Krause added a goal and an assist to lead Windsor past Bainbridge-Guilford in the consolation game of the Mang Tournament.

All-tournament pick Andy McFee scored twice for B-G, finishing with three for the two-day tournament.

WINDSOR 4, B-G 2

Windsor 3 1 — 4

Bainbridge-Guilford: Andy McFee 2-0, Ted Webb 0-1.

Windsor: Brenton Jones 2-0, Kyle Krause 1-1, Tyler Faulkner 1-0, Evan Brown 0-1.

Shots-corners: B-G 19-7; Windsor 30-4.

Goalies: Jarrett Black (B-G) 11; Kevin Holbert (W) 11.

After Davenport (1-1) scored 10 minutes in, Laymon converted a pass from James Slentz a minute later. Hovick then scored unassisted to put Edmeston (2-0) up for good.

Jordan Williams added his first varsity goal in the second half, and Jake Bartlett also scored.

Senior defender Ryan Laymon, Matt’s older brother, earned tournament MVP.

Two-time Tri-Valley League champion Edmeston beat Davenport by the same score in last year’s tournament final. It turned out to be the Wildcats’ only loss of the regular season, as Davenport went on to earn a share of the Delaware League title.

The Panthers visit Franklin on Tuesday.

EDMESTON 4, DAVENPORT 1

Davenport 1 0 — 1

Edmeston 2 2 — 2

Davenport (1-1): Lorber 1-0.

Edmeston (2-0): Matt Laymon 1-0, Trevor Hovick 1-0, Jordan Williams 1-0, Jake Bartlett 1-0, James Slentz 0-2.

Shots-corners: D 8-0; E 14-2.

Goalies: Brandon Hitchcock (D) 10; Tony DeGristina (E) 7.

Davenport: Brandon Butts, Dan Toombs, Joseph Ballard.

Edmeston: James Slentz, Colin Bliss. MVP — Ryan Laymon (E).

Morris: Chad Wideman, Sean Babbill, Ed Polimeni.

Jason Guernsey had a goal and an assist to lead Cherry Valley-Springfield to a victory in the consolation game of the Edmeston Tournament.

Hyde Clarke and Ian Hall also scored for the Patriots (1-1), who play Margaretville at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Wright National Soccer Campus in Oneonta.

CV-S 3, MORRIS 0

Morris 0 0 — 0

Cherry Valley-Springfield 2 1 — 3

Cherry Valley-Springfield (1-1): Jason Guernsey 1-1, Hyde Clarke 1-0, Ian Hall 1-0.

Morris (0-2): None.

Shots-corners: CV-S 16-12; Morris 4-1.

Goalies: Matt Mitchell (M) 8, Mathias Van Der Werker (C) 3.

Girls Soccer

Second-year varsity player Vibbard scored unassisted, and goalie Rose Davis stopped five shots for the shutout. Lori Cornell made six saves for the Storm (1-1).

Junior sweeper Chelsea Pavelka received Tournament MVP honors for Edmeston, which is home Tuesday for a Tri-Valley League opener against Franklin.

Margaretville beat Stamford, 7-0, in the consolation game. No further information was available from either coach Sunday night.

EDMESTON 1, UNADILLA VALLEY 0

Edmeston 1 0 — 1

Unadilla Valley (1-1): None.

Edmeston (2-0): Juli Vibbard 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: UV 4-5; Edmeston 8-6.

Goalies: Lori Cornell (U) 6; Rose Davis (E) 5.

Consolation: Margaretville 7, Stamford 0.

Friday’s opening round game: Unadilla Valley 4, Stamford 1.

Margaretville: Christina Gavette, Erica Hubbell, Claire Cella.

Stamford: Chelsea Reeve, Alisan Kochersberger, Emma Stratigas.

Unadilla Valley: Kristin Rogers, Katelyn Ross, Jen Convis.

Jacqui Fritsch scored twice and had an assist for the Saints (2-0), which outshot the host Warriors, 21-9, at Keith Clark Park.

All-tournament selection Christine Mirabito scored all of Sidney’s goals Saturday and finished the tournament with five goals and an assist. Christie Meno and Theresa Mirabito also received all-tournament honors for the Warriors (1-1).

SCC 7, SIDNEY 3

Sidney 2 1 — 3

Seton Catholic Central (2-0): Megan Bellingham 3-2, Jacqui Fritsch 2-1, Claudia Mazza 1-0, Meghan Sullivan 1-0.

Sidney (1-1): Christine Mirabito 3-0, Kelly O’Hara 0-1.

Shots-corners: SCC 21-6; Sidney 9-5.

Goalies: Mia Fanto (SCC) 3, Anderson Conte (SCC) 1; Misti Cotten (S) 11.

Chenango Valley’s Kate Eaton scored three goals to lead the Warriors to a victory over Bainbridge-Guilford in the Mang Tournament consolation game.

Samantha Spalholz scored unassisted in the second half for the Bobcats (0-2), who got 21 saves from all-tournament goalkeeper Jen Patten.

CV 4, B-G 1

Bainbridge-Guilford 0 1 — 1

Chenango Valley: Kate Eaton 3-0, Stephanie Hoffman 1-1, Raevin Minarcin 0-1.

Bainbridge-Guilford: Samantha Spalholz 1-0.

Shots-corners: CV 32-5; B-G 2-0.

Goalies: Katie Lowell (C) 1; Jennifer Patten (B) 21.