Roxbury scored twice in a four-minute span in the second half to defeat Laurens, 2-0, in the final of the Stamford Mayor’s Cup on Saturday.

Shane Hubbard and Tim Corbalis had goals for the Rockets, who improved to 7-1.

After a scoreless first half, Steven Hubbard was tripped from behind in the Laurens penalty box nine minutes into the second half. Shane Hubbard, Steven’s older brother, took the penalty kick and scored to the right as Leopards goalie Aaron Laing slipped.

[an error occurred while processing this directive]Four minutes later, a throw-in bounced across the crease and Corbalis headed the ball to the far post from the left wing.

"There were a lot of people watching and Tim came right through," Rockets coach Tom Faraci said. "We had momentum after the first goal, and the game kind of escalated from there. It was definitely a close match."

Lucas Flachs made eight saves for the Rockets, including a backpedaling stop with a minute left. A ball skimmed off the head of sweeper Allen Keator and over Flachs. However, Flachs jumped backward and tipped the ball wide.

Faraci said he used Anthony Camillone to shadow Laurens standout Greg Breuer, who entered the game with eight goals.

"Breuer has everything," Faraci said. "He’s fast and has great footwork. We put Camillone on him and I think he kept him in check."

Flachs, Keator, Shane Hubbard and Camillone earned all-tournament honors for Roxbury, along with Breuer and sweeper Ryan Healt of Laurens.

The Rockets, whose only loss came in their season opener to Milford, play host to Windham today.

ROXBURY 2, LAURENS 0

Roxbury 0 2 — 2

Laurens 0 0 — 0

Roxbury (7-1, 2-0): Shane Hubbard 1-0, Tim Corbalis 1-0.

Laurens (4-2, 3-1): None.

Shots-corners: R 11-2; L 11-5.

Goalies: Lucas Flachs (R) 8; Aaron Laing (L) 6.

Gilboa: Devon Gurley.

Laurens: Greg Breuer, Ryan Healt.

Roxbury: Shane Hubbard, Lucas Flachs, Allen Keator, Anthony Camillone.

South Kortright: Adam Burns, Justin Townsend.

Stamford: Jeff Fox.

Kyle Coager scored two goals to lead South Kortright to a victory in the third-place game of the Stamford Mayor’s Cup.

Justin Townsend and Greg Colasuonno each had a goal and an assist for the Rams (3-2-1), who held a 3-1 halftime lead.

Devon Gurley scored for Gilboa.

SK 7, GILBOA 1

South Kortright 3 4 — 7

Gilboa 1 0 — 1

South Kortright (3-2-1): Justin Townsend 1-1, Greg Colasuonno 1-1, Kyle Coager 2-0, Ryan Dorosky 1-0, Brian Komosinski 1-0, Josh Palmatier 1-0.

Gilboa: Devon Gurley 1-0.

Shots-corners: SK 21-7; Gilboa 4-1.

Goalies: Garrett Rockefeller (SK) 3 and Kyle Hotaling (SK) 1; Mark Danouski (G) 8.

Mike Winner scored eight minutes in off a pass from Tex Murray to lead Andes to a victory in the fifth-place game of the Stamford Mayor’s Cup.

Winner took a through ball from Murray and one-touched a shot past Indians goalie Steve O’Brien.

"We controlled the first 10 minutes," Andes coach Andy Gates said. "Mike had three really good chances. The rest of the game was really tight. In the final minutes, we were just holding on."

Adam Barrett made seven saves for the Mountaineers (4-1-1), who play host to South Kortright at 4:15 p.m. today. The Rams are the only team to beat Andes this year.

ANDES 1, STAMFORD 0

Andes 1 0 — 1

Stamford 0 0 — 0

Andes (4-1-1, 2-0-1): Mike Winner 1-0, Tex Murray 0-1.

Shots-corners: A 12-3; S 9-2.

Goalies: Adam Barrett (A) 7; Steve O’Brien (S) 9.

Brad Lefort scored a goal and had three assists as Chittenango shutout Oneonta in the Group 9 consolation of the Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup on Sunday.

In an opener Saturday, Dan Hostrander scored two goals, including the winner with about nine minutes left, as Maine-Endwell defeated the Yellowjackets, 3-1.

Hostrander scored after Oneonta’s Andrew Trelease was injured in the Yellowjackets’ end. M-E got a free kick when play resumed, and Hostrander redirected it past OHS goalie Corey MacDonald.

"If Andrew gets hurt, that doesn’t happen," OHS coach Alex Brannan said.

Oneonta (2-3-1) is at Chenango Forks at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.

CHITTENANGO 4, ONEONTA 0

Oneonta 0 0 — 0

Chittenango: Brad Lefort 1-3; Kevin Klee 1-0; Dane Donnelly 1-0; Mike Schlueter 1-0; Bryce Martin 0-1.

Oneonta (2-3-1): None.

Shots-corners: C 15-4; O 8-4.

Goalies: Kyle Stevens (C) 3; Corey MacDonald (O) 5.

M-E 3, ONEONTA 1

Oneonta 1 0 — 1

Maine-Endwell: Kyle Kucharsky 1-1, Dan Hostrander 2-0, Chris Carra 0-1, Tom Moon 0-1.

Oneonta (2-2-1): Andrew Trelease 1-0, Chris Luettger 0-1.

Shots-corners: M-E 21-6; O 6-2.

Goalies: Chris Torres (M-E) 2; Corey MacDonald (O) 13.

Nehemiah VanAlstine scored the winner on a breakaway with 17:19 left as Unatego won the Group 11 consolation at the Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup. VanAlstine stole a pass to set up the goal for Unatego (1-5), which plays at Walton at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.

UNATEGO 3, CAMBRIDGE 2

Unatego 3 0 — 3

Cambridge 1 1 — 2

Unatego (1-5): Nehemiah VanAlstine 2-1, David Havens 1-0, Garrett Kafchinski 0-1.

Cambridge: Ben Naakpgeboren 2-0, Ethan Rubenstein 0-1, Jared Ravreby 0-1.

Shots-corners: U 9-2; C 15-6.

Goalies: Randy Murwin (U) 11; Greg Valerio (C) 3.

NEWFIELD 3, UNATEGO 1

Newfield 2 1 — 3

Unatego (0-5): Matt Ford 1-0, Nehemiah VanAlstine 0-1, John Woodward 0-1.

Newfield: Andy Smith 3-0, Logan Gatch 0-1, Terry Jones 0-1, Paul Sanford 0-1.

S-C: U 10-5; N 6-2.

Goalies: Randy Murwin (U) 2, Andrew Giangrant (U) 2; Shaune Moseley (N) 6.

Lor scored the decisive goal on a breakaway with 14:07 left for the Blue Devils (6-1-1), who defeated Franklin, 7-1, in Friday’s first-round game.

Stephen Davis led Downsville (6-2) with a goal and an assist. He had three goals and an assist in the Eagles’ 8-0 opening-round victory over Schenevus on Friday.

Margaretville plays host to Davenport at 4:15 p.m. today. Downsville plays Hunter-Tannersville in Flesichmanns at 7 tonight.

MARGARETVILLE 4, DOWNSVILLE 3

Downsville 1 2 — 3

Margaretville 3 1 — 4

Downsville (6-2): Jacob Murphy 0-1, Nicola Cavallo 1-0, Stephen Davis 1-1, Dustin Haynes 1-0.

Margaretville (6-1-1): Jordan Bernhardt 0-1, Ivan Lor 2-1, Sean Hernandez 2-0.

Shots-corners: D 9-5; M 20-6.

Goalies: Vito Cassella (D) 10; Shane Delameter (M) 6.

MARGARETVILLE 7, FRANKLIN 1

Margaretville 2 5 — 7

Franklin: Own goal.

Margaretville (5-1-1): Ryan Pesa 1-0, Jose Martinez 1-0, Jordan Bernhardt 1-1, Ivan Lor 2-0, Cody Ackerly 1-2, Doug Carmichael 1-0.

Shots-corners: F 6-3; M 25-9.

Goalies: Garrett Brown (F) 11; Shane Delameter (M) 6.

DOWNSVILLE 8, SCHENEVUS 0

Downsville 3 5 — 8

Schenevus: None.

Downsville (6-1): Stephen Davis 3-1, Chris Meres 2-0, Dustin Keesler 2-0, Philip Wren 1-0, Brett Reed 0-4, Dusty Haynes 0-1, Nick Cavallo 0-1.

Shots-corners: S 4-2; D 35-9.

Goalies: Shawn Sperbech (S) 20; Vito Cassella (D) 2.

Chris Statts had three goals and one assist, and Greg Mudge set up three goals to lead the Wildcats in the consolation game of the Hunter-Tannersville Tournament.

Statts and Mudge earned all-tournament honors. Travis Rinaldi and Mudge combined for seven saves in the shutout. H-T (2-2-1) plays Downsville today in Fleischmanns.

S.S. Seward and Cairo-Durham tied, 1-1, in the championship, with Seward winning on penalty kicks.

H-T 4, WINDHAM 0

Windham 0 0 — 0

H-T 3 1 — 4

H-T (2-2-1, 1-0-1): Chris Statts 3-1, Greg Mudge 0-3, Andres Mori 1-0, Justin Nadeau 0-1, Vinny Rizzo 0-1.

Shots-corners: W 12-6; H-T 22-9.

Goalies: Karl Goettsche (W) 11; Travis Rinaldi (H) 7 and Greg Mudge (H) 5.

All-tournament team: Michael Pinto (W), Greg Mudge (H), Chris Statts (H).

Championship: S.S. Seward 1, Cairo-Durham 1 (Seward wins in shootout).

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GREENE 4, NORWICH 0

Norwich 0 0 — 0

Greene 2 2 — 4

Norwich: None.

Greene (7-0): Kevin Averett 2-0, Mike Porter 1-1, Mike Thomas 1-0, Josh Cobb 0-1, Peter McCauley 0-1.

Shots-corners: N 3-1; G 11-9.

Goalies: Vince Nucero (N) 7; A.J. Gulat (G) 2, Peter McCauley (G) 1.