Christine Mirabito scored off an assist from Stephanie Meno with six minutes left Tuesday night as Sidney strengthened its hold on the top spot in the Midstate Athletic Conference with a 3-2 girls soccer victory over visiting Greene.

The Warriors, who gave eighth-year coach Jody Gravelin her 100th victory, extended their winning streak to eight games. Sidney (9-1 overall, 7-0 MAC) also padded its league lead to two games over Greene and Unatego, which are tied for second with 5-2 conference records.

Sidney plays Greene (7-2 overall) and Unatego (6-3) one more time each this season, with a home game against the Spartans set for Sa[an error occurred while processing this directive]turday night.

Mirabito finished with two goals and an assist. Katelyn Guerriere converted a first-half pass from Mirabito to tie the score at 1, then assisted Mirabito 11 minutes into the second half to tie the score at 2.

"This was such a heart-stopping game," Gravelin said. "There were so many close calls on both ends. Amazing saves, shots hitting the post — everything was a close call. It is definitely a good way to get my 100th."

Shelby Averett and Janae Averett scored for Greene.

Sidney plays at Oxford on Thursday.

SIDNEY 3, GREENE 2

Greene 1 1 — 2

Sidney 1 2 — 3

Greene: Shelby Averett 1-0, Janae Averett 1-0.

Sidney: Christine Mirabito 2-1, Katelyn Guerriere 1-1, Stephanie Meno 0-1.

Shots-corners: G 5-5; S 13-3.

Goalies: Aubrey Parrish (G) 7; Misty Cotten (S) 3.

Unatego’s Amy Lentz scored twice to lead the Spartans to a MAC victory on the road.

Diana Basmajian scored a second-half goal for Delhi (3-7, 2-5), which plays at Bainbridge-Guilford on Thursday.

UNATEGO 3, DELHI 1

Unatego 3 0 — 3

Delhi 0 1 — 1

Unatego: Kelly Fernandez 1-0, Jessica Davis 0-1, Amy Lentz 2-0, Leighann Gage 0-1.

Delhi: Diana Basmajian 1-0, Jessica Basmajian 0-1.

Shots-corners: U 19-10; D 5-2.

Goalies: Erika Puffer (U) 2, Sharlynn Plows (U) 1; Megan Cantwell (D) 13.

Brittney O’Brien scored with 7:53 left in the first overtime to lead host Walton to a MAC victory.

Bainbridge-Guilford’s Samantha Spalholz sent the game into overtime when she scored with 1:30 left in regulation. Spalholz finished with a goal and two assists. Marcie Day contributed two goals for the Bobcats.

O’Brien scored three goals to lead the Warriors (2-6, 2-4). Cousin Amy O’Brien had a goal and three assists, including an assist on the winner.

Walton travels to Unatego on Thursday.

WALTON 5, B-G 4 (OT)

B-G 3 1 0 0 — 4

Walton 2 2 1 0 — 5

B-G: Samantha Spalholz 1-2, Katrina Shields 1-0, Megan Ives 0-2, Jessica Gardner 0-1, Marcie Day 2-0.

Walton (2-6, 2-4): Bethany George 1-0, Amy O’Brien 1-3, Brittney O’Brien 3-0, Carlee Hoyt 0-1.

Shots-corners: B 13-4; W 18-7.

Goalies: Jennifer Patten (B) 11; Amanda Moffett (W) 8.

Oneonta goalie Jordan Parks stopped nine shots as the Yellowjackets defeated visiting Susquehanna Valley in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference game.

Ashley Frederick broke a scoreless tie with 20:34 left in the second half on an unassisted goal that beat SV goalie Lauren Bartlow.

Cassandra Lembo also scored for Oneonta (5-5-1, 4-4-1), which plays at Seton Catholic Central on Thursday.

Oneonta 2, SV 0

Susquehanna Valley 0 0 — 0

Oneonta 0 2 — 2

Oneonta: Ashley Frederick 1-0, Cassandra Lembo 1-0, Cha Cha Naito 0-1.

Shots-corners: SV 12-2; O 17-2.

Goalies: Lauren Bartlow (SV) 6; Jordan Parks (O) 9.

Maria Arnot scored an unassisted goal in each half to lead Milford to a Tri-Valley League victory on the road.

Chynna Pitlock had 18 saves in the shutout for Milford, which was outshot by G-MU, 21-12.

The Raiders (7-5, 6-3) are at Edmeston on Thursday.

MILFORD 2, G-MU 0

Milford 1 1 — 2

G-MU 0 0 — 0

Milford: Mariah Arnot 2-0.

Shots-corners: M 12-1; G-MU 21-2.

Goalies: Chynna Pitlock (M) 18; Caitlin Wiltsie (G) 8.

Brianna Bookhout scored two goals in the second half to lead visiting Schenevus to a Tri-Valley League victory.

Bookhout scored the decisive goal with 20 minutes left in the second half off an assist from Nicole Dulkis. Julie Hoepker also scored for the Dragons.

Bobbi-Jean Bryden scored twice for Morris (2-3-1, 1-3), which plays host to Worcester on Friday.

SCHENEVUS 3, MORRIS 2

Schenevus 1 2 — 3

Morris 2 0 — 2

Schenevus: Julie Hoepker 1-0, Brianna Bookhout 2-1, Nicole Dulkis 0-1.

Morris (2-3-1, 1-3): Bobbi-Jean Bryden 2-0, Asia Carroll 0-1.

Shots-corners: S 15-3; M 15-4.

Goalies: Alicia Sagendorf (S) 13; Mollie Goodwin (M) 12.

Amanda McHargue scored two first-half goals to lead visiting Worcester to a Tri-Valley League victory.

Emily Bristol made 12 saves for the shutout.

Katrina Pfeiffer had seven saves for the Leopards (2-6-2, 0-6-2), who visit Franklin on Friday.

WORCESTER 2, LAURENS 0

Worcester 2 0 — 2

Laurens 0 0 — 0

Worcester: Amanda McHargue 2-0, Sarah Grantier 0-1, Amanda Nelson 0-1.

Shots-corners: W 13-3; L 13-5.

Goalies: Emily Bristol (W) 12; Katrina Pfeiffer (L) 7.

Lindsey Cairo stopped eight shots for the Patriots.

Franklin (2-7-2, 0-5-2) plays host to Andes today.

CV-S 0, FRANKLIN 0

CV-S 0 0 0 0 — 0

Franklin 0 0 0 0 — 0

Shots-corners: C 20-8; F 12-8.

Goalies: Lindey Cairo (C) 8; Casey Jo Scaccia (F) 15.

Melissa Schlobohm scored her second goal of the game with 13 minutes left to break a 3-3 tie, lifting visiting South Kortright to a Delaware League victory over Upper Division leader Margaretville.

Schlobohm entered the game with one goal on the season. She tied the score at 2 five minutes into the second half off a long throw-in from Jessica Laing. Four minutes later, Courtney Laing bent a corner kick in to give the Rams a 3-2 lead.

Midway through the second half, the Blue Devils’ Kirstie Sanford made it 3-3.

Claire Cella had a goal and an assist for Margaretville (7-5, 4-2), which has a one-game lead over Hunter-Tannersville (3-3 league) and 1½-game lead over Davenport (2-3) in the Upper Division. Teams play 10 league games apiece.

Jessica Laing also scored for SK (11-1, 5-1), which bounced back from its 8-1 loss to Downsville on Thursday.

SK 4, MARGARETVILLE 3

SK 1 3 — 4

Margaretville 2 1 — 3

SK (11-1, 5-1): Jessica Laing 1-1, Melissa Schlobohm 2-0, Courtney Laing 1-0.

Margaretville (7-5, 4-2): Claire Cella 1-1, Ann Sylvester 1-0, Kirstie Sanford 1-0.

Shots-corners: S 17-6; M 17-6.

Goalies: Emily White (S) 10; Katie Galatioto (M) 8.

Tara Manley scored three times to lead Jefferson to a home victory in the Delaware League.

Leta Sobierajski and Anna Bulka combined for three saves to earn the shutout for the Jayhawks (7-4, 3-2), who visit Downsville on Friday.

JEFFERSON 3, H-T 0

Hunter-Tannersville 0 0 — 0

Jefferson 2 1 — 3

Jefferson: Tara Manley 3-0.

Shots-corners: H-T 4-1; J 21-3.

Goalies: Kris Brower (H-T) 10; Leta Sobierajski (J) 2, Anna Bulka (J) 1.

Allison Townsend, Macy Davis and Ali Henderson each scored two goals as host Downsville routed Andes in a Delaware League game.

Alexa Henderson and Brittany D’Addezio each had a goal and an assist for the Eagles (13-0, 6-0), who are ranked second in the latest Class D state poll.

Downsville (13-0, 6-0) plays host to Jefferson Friday.

DOWNSVILLE 11, ANDES 0

Andes 0 0 — 0

Downsville 5 6 — 11

Downsville: Allison Townsend 2-0, Macy Davis 2-0, Alexa Henderson 1-1, Julianne Shaw 0-1, Linea Mattson 1-0, Alana Henderson 0-1, Ali Henderson 2-0, Brittany D’Addezio 1-1, Kate Hume 1-0, Jessica Mattson 1-0.

Shots-corners A 0-1; D 35-11.

Goalies: Jenna Weaver (A) 11; Monica Nuzzo (D) 0.

Shauna Rockwell scored two goals and assisted on another as Stamford defeated host Windham in a Delaware League game.

Laura Beck had two goals and Emma Stadigos contributed two assists for the Indians.

Caitlin Laveroni scored for Windham (3-7, 2-3), which plays host to Davenport on Thursday.

STAMFORD 5, WINDHAM 1

Stamford 4 1 — 5

Windham 1 0 — 1

Stamford: Shauna Rockwell 2-1, Laura Beck 2-0, Allison Kochersberger 1-0, Emma Stradigos 0-2.

Windham: Caitlin Laveroni 1-0.

Shots-corners: S 21-5; W 6-1.

Goalies: Jamie Govern (S) 5, Kellianne Freer (S) 1; Maggie Brabazon (W) 9.

Nadine Gurley scored two goals, and Miranda Robinson had a goal and an assist to lead host Gilboa to a Delaware League victory.

Kaylin Hess also scored for the Wildcats (5-6, 3-2), who had a 10-9 shot advantage.

Jessica MacNevin made five saves to earn the shutout for Gilboa, which plays host to Margaretville at 4:15 p.m. Friday.

GILBOA 4, ROXBURY 0

Roxbury 0 0 — 0

Gilboa 2 2 — 4

Gilboa (5-6, 3-2): Nadine Gurley 2-0, Kaylin Hess 1-0, Miranda Mead 1-1, Samantha Fancher 0-1.

Shots-corners: R 9-3; G 10-4.

Goalies: Nicole Manon (R) 5; Jessica MacNevin (G) 5.

Freshman Emily Bliss scored her first varsity goal to help Edmeston to a non-league victory at home.

Nichole McGuinness also scored for the Panthers (7-3-2, 4-1-2), who play host to Gilbertsville-Mount Upton on Friday.

EDMESTON 2, DAVENPORT 0

Davenport 0 0 — 0

Edmeston 1 1 — 2

Edmeston (7-3-2, 4-1-2): Nichole McGuinness 1-0, Erin Olsen 0-1, Emily Bliss 1-0.

Shots-corners: D 11-7; E 6-0.

Goalies: Brittany Westcott (D) 4; Suellyn Tophoven (E) 7, Rose Davis (E) 4.

Vanna Briggs scored two goals to lead visiting Morrisville-Eaton to a Center State Conference victory.

Richfield Springs (0-8-1, 0-5) plays host to Remsen at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.

MORRISVILLE-EATON 4, RICHFIELD SPRINGS 0

Morrisville-Eaton 3 1 — 4

Richfield Springs 0 0 — 0

Morrisville-Eaton (4-5): Katie Orth 1-0, Vanna Briggs 2-0, Christine Slooboba 1-0, Amanda Learner 0-1.

Shots-corners: M 21-3; R 6-5.

Goalies: Kelsey Smith (M) 4; Alisha Armstrong (R) 5.