Staff Report

Paige Plattner’s goal with 3 minutes, 41 seconds left gave host Hunter-Tannersville a 2-1 girls soccer victory in the championship of the H-T Booster Club Tournament on Saturday.

Plattner snapped a 1-all tie before H-T shifted its focus to defense, coach Julia France said.

"My defense did very well keeping the ball from the keeper," France said. "Halfway through the second half, we seemed to really want it."

&headline;H-T 2, Margaretville 1

&bodytext;{"Sports agate bold"/}H-T Booster Tournament championship

Margaretville 0 1 _ 1

H-T 0 2 _ 2

Margaretville: Jody Mathis 1-0.

H-T (3-4): Devin Friedman 1-0, Shelby France 0-1, Paige Plattner 1-0, Kirsten Davis 0-1. [an error occurred while processing this directive]

Shots-corners: M 6-2; H-T 20-9.

Goalies: Victoria Drizis (M) 16; Amy VanEtten (H) 4.

&bodytext;Sidney 5, UV 0

Five Warriors scored in their Midstate Athletic Conference home victory. Stephanie Meno had a goal and three assists for Sidney, which took a 3-0 lead into halftime.

Meno, who assisted on Theresa Mirabito’s goal 10 minutes in, beat a defender to the end line before sending cross that was volleyed into the goal by Danielle Gravel with eight minutes left in the opening half.

"That one was professional," Sidney coach Jody Gravelin said.

Ashley Mahlmeister and Danielle Martindale also scored for Sidney (7-3, 4-2).

&headline;Sidney 5, Unadilla Valley 0

&bodytext;Unadilla Valley 0 0 _ 0

Sidney 3 2 _ 0

Unadilla Valley: None.

Sidney (7-3, 4-2): Stephanie Meno 1-3, Danielle Gravel 1-1, Ashley Mahlmeister 1-0, Theresa Mirabito 1-0, Danielle Martindale 1-0, Chelsea Pixley 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: UV 2-3; S 10-10.

Goalies: N/A (UV) 5; Nicole Philpott (S) 1.

&bodytext;B-G 0, Unatego 0

Unatego’s Chelsea Dalton made seven saves and Bainbridge-Guilford’s Anna Feltham had five in a MAC tie at B-G. The Bobcats outshot Unatego, 11-7.

&headline;B-G 0, Unatego 0

&bodytext;Unatego 0 0 0 0 _ 0

B-G 0 0 0 0 _ 0

Unatego: None.

Bainbridge-Guilford: None.

Shots-corner kicks: 7-2; B-G 11-6.

Goalies: Chelsea Dalton (U) 7; Anna Feltham (B) 5.

&bodytext;Oxford 4, Walton 0

Amanda Brown scored three goals for Oxford in MAC win at home.

&headline;Oxford 4, Walton 0

&bodytext;Walton 0 0 _ 0

Oxford 1 3 _ 4

Walton: None.

Oxford: Amanda Brown 3-1, Katie Whaley 1-2, Kelli Whitehill 0-1, Ashlee Farwell 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: Walton 8-2; Oxford 10-2.

Goalies: Jen Poulin (W) 6; Amanda Nightengale (O) 3.

&bodytext;Milford 7, Stamford 0

Brenna Campbell and Maria Arnot combined to score all the goals in host Milford’s non-league victory. Three of Campbell’s goals came in the first half, when Milford (10-0-1) built a 5-0 lead.

"It’s hard to find prolific scorers," Milford coach Lorin Campbell said of his daughter and Arnot. "Scorers aren’t made, they’re born."

&headline;Milford 7, Stamford 0

&bodytext;Stamford 0 0 _ 0

Milford 5 2 _ 7

Stamford: None.

Milford (10-0-1, 6-0): Brenna Campbell 4-1, Maria Arnot 3-1, Katie Yerdon 0-2, Emily Brigham 0-1, Chandler Prouty 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: S 5-0; M 24-6.

Goalies: Freer (S) 11; Chynna Pitlock (M) 2, Rachel Schultes (M) 2.

&bodytext;Schenevus 4, Franklin 1

Nicole Dulkis and Brianna Bookhout scored two goals apiece for Schenevus, which won a Tri-Valley League game on the road. Dulkis scored 4:10 into play and Bookhout made it 2-0 midway through the first half.

Lindsay Worden headed in a Jaclyn Smith corner kick with 11 minutes left in the first half for Franklin (2-8, 0-5) to make it 2-1.

&headline;Schenevus 4, Franklin 1

&bodytext;Schenevus 2 2 _ 4

Franklin 1 0 _ 1

Schenevus: Nicole Dulkis 2-0, Brianna Bookhout 2-0, S. Keaney 0-1, J. Bentley 0-1, A. Gantner 0-1.

Franklin (2-8, 0-5): Lindsay Worden 1-0, Jaclyn Smith 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: S 17-4; F 7-2.

Goalies: Alicia Sagendorf (S) 6; Casey Jo Scaccia (F) 13.

&bodytext;&bodytext;Cooperstown 1, Waterville 0

Anna Kieler scored on a direct kick from about 25 yards with 12 minutes left to give Cooperstown a Center State Conference road victory. Kieler was set up on the right side and put the shot into the upper-left corner.

"She just nailed it," Cooperstown coach Jennifer Pindar said.

Jen Wehner made five saves to earn the shutout for the Redskins (7-2, 5-0).

&headline;Cooperstown 1, Waterville 0

&bodytext;Cooperstown 0 1 _ 1

Waterville 0 0 _ 0

Cooperstown (7-2, 5-0): Anna Kieler 1-0.

Waterville (5-3-1, 2-1-1): None.

Shots-corner kicks: C 13-2; W 5-0.

Goalies: Jen Wehner (C) 5; Megan Zogby (W) 7.

&headline;Boys Soccer

&bodytext;CV-S 5, Margaretville 1

Two goals apiece from Jeremy Hoag and Ian Hull helped host Cherry Valley-Springfield (7-2) to a non-league victory. Hoag had two goals in the first half _ both assisted by Jason Guersney _ helping the Patriots to a 3-0 halftime lead.

&headline;CV-S 5, Margaretville 1

&bodytext;Margaretville 0 1 _ 1

CV-S 3 2 _ 5

Margaretville: Cody Ackerley 1-0.

Cherry Valley-Springfield (7-2, 3-1): Jeremy Hoag 2-0, Ian Hull 2-0, Chris Anderson 1-0, Jason Guernsey 0-3, David Adams 0-1.

Shots-corners: M 8-5; CV-S 13-4.

Goalies: Josh Bonafacic (M) 1; Mathias VanDerwerker (CV-S) 7.

&bodytext;Stamford 4, Milford 0

The Indians shut out their sixth opponent in 11 games, winning a non-leaguer at home.

Stamford coach Kevin Callagy said sweeper Jesse Bright has played a big role for his defense.

Leo Steffen scored two goals and Mark Cioccari had a goal and two assists.

&headline;Stamford 4, Milford 0

&bodytext;Milford 0 0 _ 0

Stamford 3 1 _ 4

Milford: None.

Stamford (9-2): Mark Cioccari 1-2, Leo Steffen 2-0, Mike del Rosario 1-1, Matt Harmon 0-1, Justin Harmon 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: M 8-6; S 15-4.

Goalies: S. Huffstickler (M) 10; Nick DeVita (S) 6.

&headline;Football

&bodytext;Seton CC 38, UV/E 12

Shane O’Neil caught a 28-yard scoring pass and had a 27-yard rushing touchdown in the third quarter as visiting Seton won a non-division game in the Section Four Football Conference on Friday. Unadilla Valley/Edmeston (0-4) tied the score at 6 on Mason Wyman’s 1-yard TD run in the second. The Saints followed with 32 consecutive points, sending the Storm to their 13th consecutive loss.

&headline;Seton cc 38, uv/e 12

&bodytext;Seton CC 6 7 19 6 _ 38

UV/E 0 6 0 6 _ 12

S _ Shane O’Neil 28 pass from Evan Trippico (kick failed)

U _ Mason Wyman 1 run (pass failed)

S _ Trippico 23 run (Trippico kick)

S _ O’Neil 27 run (kick failed)

S _ Trippico 15 run (Trippico kick)

S _ Dan Gosney 5 run (kick failed)

S _ Chris Perry 49 run (kick failed)

U _ Darin Garcia 15 pass from Mason Wyman (pass failed)

{"Sports agate bold"/}SCC rushing: Chris Perry 6-73, Trippico 5-40, Gosney 1-5, O’Neil 1-27, Jim Kvassay 7-13; Nate Wood 5-28. TOTALS: 25-186.

{"Sports agate bold"/}UV/E rushing: Wyman 4-11, 1 TD; Tom Giordano 13-53; Eric Bennett 16-31.

{"Sports agate bold"/}SCC passing: Trippico 4-for-14, 70 yards, 1 TD.

{"Sports agate bold"/}UV/E passing: Mason Wyman 2-for-9, 34 yards, 1 TD, 2 ints.

{"Sports agate bold"/}SCC receiving: O’Neil 1-28, 1 TD; Wood 1-13; Kvassay 1-13; Vinnie Pettinato 1-13.

{"Sports agate bold"/}UV/E receiving: Pat Fallon 1-19; Garcia 1-15, 1 TD.