Senior defender Mike Coryat scored late on a l

Star photo by Anita Briggs Unatego’s Zach Jordan tries to maintain his lead on Greenville’s Jeff Whittaker during the second half of Sunday’s Group 14 consolation game in The Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup. Unatego fell, 3-1, at the Wright National Soccer Campus.

eft-footed shot Saturday to lead the Laurens boys soccer team to a 2-1 championship win over Stamford in the Stamford Mayor’s Cup.

"He doesn’t have the greatest shot in the world," Laurens coach Dave Miller said of Coryat, whose goal snapped a 1-1 tie with five minutes to play. "But we always tell the kids to put (the ball) back into danger. It was a nice contribution from him at an important time."

Coryat scored his first varsity goal, Miller said, on an 18-yard shot into the upper-right corner of the net. The play followed a La[an error occurred while processing this directive]urens corner kick that bounced around inside the box before coming out to Coryat.

Carter Bailey gave Laurens (5-0-1) a 1-0 lead two minutes into the second half. Jesse Campbell’s through ball hit Bailey 20 yards out, and he chipped a shot inside the far post.

Stamford tied it at 1 on a penalty kick by Mark Cioccari with 15 minutes left. Cioccari scored into right corner after a Stamford player was tackled in the box.

LAURENS 2, STAMFORD 1

Stamford 0 1 — 1

Laurens: Carter Bailey 1-0, Jesse Campbell 0-1, Mike Coryat 1-0.

Stamford: Mark Cioccari 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: L 10-2; S 9-2.

Goalies: Aaron Laing (L) 6; Nick DeVita (S) 5.

Justin Townsend scored three goals for the Rams, who won the Stamford Mayor’s Cup consolation game.

Brian Komosinski set up Townsend’s first goal, which came 24 minutes into the first half. Victor Nieves made the all-tournament team for Roxbury (2-4-1).

SK 3, ROXBURY 0

Roxbury 0 0 — 0

South Kortright: Justin Townsend 3-0, Matt Woznick 0-1, Brian Komosinski 0-2.

Roxbury: None.

Shots-corner kicks: S 18-8; R 12-2.

Goalies: Garrett Rockefeller (S) 5; Ben Dorrance (R) 16.

Buddy Adam scored on all three of his shots, leading Davenport to victory over the host school in the Kyle Sharpe Tournament final.

R-2 Brooke scored off a rebound with 16:53 left in the first half for a 1-0 lead. Adam made it 2-0 with eight minutes left in the half.

Nate Lorber had two assists for the Wildcats (6-0), who play at South Kortright today.

DAVENPORT 4, SCHOHARIE 0

Schoharie 0 0 — 0

Davenport (6-0): R-2 Brooke 1-1, Buddy Adam 3-0, Nate Lorber 0-2, Brandon Butts 0-1.

Schoharie: None.

Shots-corner kicks: D 14-9; S 11-2.

Goalies: Brandon Cuddy (D) 9; Hladchuk (S) 5, Monsess 2.

Polomcean scored during a scrum on a point-blank shot, helping the Eagles (2-4) to victory after they trailed, 1-0 and 2-1.

"It was one of those good, old goal-front melees," Eagles coach Scott Reed said. "It was way on the other end for me, so all I could see were purple and white shirts flying."

Dustin Keesler tied the score twice with the first two of three Downsville goals in the second half. Greg Lehn and Javier Martinez scored for Margaretville.

The two teams meet Tuesday in a Delaware League game.

DOWNSVILLE 3, MARGARETVILLE 2

Margaretville 1 1 — 2

Downsville (2-4): Dustin Keesler 2-0, Dalton Polomcean 1-0, Devin Dunphy 0-2.

Margaretville: Greg Lehn 1-0, Javier Martinez 1-0, Jose Martinez 0-1, Bob Merritt 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: D 14-5; M 9-2.

Goalies: Michael Lawrence (D) 5; Josh Bonofacic (M) 5.

Gus Taylor scored on a breakaway early in the second half, helping Afton to a Midstate Athletic Conference tie on the road. Taylor ran onto a long pass from Jake Snyder for the equalizer.

"I can’t believe those guys haven’t won yet," Walton coach Paul Olsen said of Afton. "They were pumped and they played very well."

Bryan Backus scored off a through ball from Trent Wood to give Walton a 1-0 lead in the first half. Walton (3-2-1, 2-2-1) plays at Unadilla Valley today.

AFTON 1, WALTON 1

Afton 0 1 — 1

Walton 1 0 — 1

Afton: Gus Taylor 1-0, Jake Snyder 0-1.

Walton (3-2-1, 2-2-1): Bryan Backus 1-0, Trent Wood 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: Afton 11-6; W 20-5.

Goalies: Phil Sanford (A) 11; Brian Schuppel (W) 7.

Cameron Wentz made 18 saves, and Kyle Cappiello converted two assists from Avery Meehan in Delhi’s MAC victory at home.

Cappiello’s second goal came with 10 minutes left, giving the Bulldogs (6-0) a 2-0 lead. Cappiello also scored 11 minutes into the match.

Troy Hawley scored for Sidney in the second half.

DELHI 2, SIDNEY 1

Sidney 0 1 — 1

Delhi 1 1 — 2

Sidney: Troy Hawley 1-0.

Delhi: Kyle Cappiello 2-0, Avery Meehan 0-2.

Shots-corner kicks: Sidney 21-4; D 19-2.

Goalies: Nate Mahlmeister (S) 13; Cameron Wentz (D) 18.

Windham’s John Post made 18 saves, but the Warriors fell to an unbeaten Class B school in the first round of the Hunter-Tannersville Tournament.

Julius Starr scored for Windham with 2:56 left for the final margin. Cairo-Durham goalie Elias Skiff stopped a penalty kick by Mike Pinto in the first half to preserve a 1-0 lead.

Rob Hulbert’s goal with 4:24 left put Cairo-Durham up, 2-0.

"I heard some parents say they underestimated us a little," Windham coach Jim Adair said.

Windham (3-2) hosts Hunter-Tannersville today. The Warriors also play H-T in the consolation game at noon Saturday.

C-D (5-0-1) faces Loudonville Christian Academy — which defeated H-T, 4-1, in the other first-round game — in the title match at 4 p.m. Saturday.

CAIRO-DURHAM 2, WINDHAM 1

Windham 0 1 — 1

Cairo-Durham: Greg Jason 1-0, Rob Hulbert 1-0.

Windham: Julius Starr 1-0, Nick Porter 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: C-D 27-2; W 20-4.

Goalies: Elias Skiff (CD) 11; John Post (W) 18.

Greg Mudge scored in the second half to cut H-T’s deficit to 2-1. Travis Rinaldi made 19 saves for the Wildcats.

LOUDONVILLE CHRISTIAN 4, H-T 1

Hunter-Tannersville 0 1 — 1

Loudonville: Dillon King 2-2, Kyle Gordon 2-0, David Fuski 0-1.

Hunter-Tannersville: Greg Mudge 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: L 32-4, H 23-4

Goalies: Ryan Sanford (L) 14, Travis Rinaldi (H) 19.

• Unatego lost to Cohoes and Greenville, both by 3-1 scores, in The Daily Star Hall of Fame Cup. No other information was available.