Staff Report

Visiting Oneonta failed to clear a ball in the penalty area, and Susquehanna Valley’s Shannon Smith scored from close range with 6 minutes, 38 seconds left in the second overtime to give the Sabers a 1-0 girls soccer victory Tuesday.

"We had a breakdown and didn’t clear the ball," said OHS coach Jerry Mackey, whose team is 6-5 overall and 5-4 in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference.

After the ball bounced around in the box, Molly McGuigan sent a short pass to Smith, who finished it.

"We certainly tilted the field in the second half and the first overtime," Mackey said. "So to say it’s a disappointing loss would be an understatement."

Oneonta hosts Seton Catholic Central on Friday.

&headline;SV 1, Oneonta 0

&bodytext;Oneonta 0 0 0 0 _ 0

Susquehanna Valley 0 0 0 1 _ 1

Oneonta (6-5): None.[an error occurred while processing this directive]

Susquehanna Valley: Shannon Smith 1-0, Molly McGuigan 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: O 7-3; S 9-5.

Goalies: Heather Graig (O) 5; Lauren Bartlow (S) 4.

&bodytext;Downsville 4, SK 0

Stephanie Shellman and Macy Davis combined for four goals and three assists to lead host Downsville to victory in a rematch of last season’s Section Four Class D title game, won by the Eagles.

South Kortright, which suffered its first loss in the Delaware League, was outshot, 19-3.

Cassie McMullen made 10 saves for the Rams. Downsville, the defending Class D state champion, hosts Roscoe on Thursday.

&headline;Downsville 4, SK 0

&bodytext;South Kortright 0 0 _ 0

Downsville 2 2 _ 4

South Kortright: None.

Downsville: Stephanie Shellman 2-1, Macy Davis 2-2, Juliane Shaw 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: S 3-0; D 19-3.

Goalies: Cassie McMullen (S) 10; Monica Nuzzo (D) 0.

&bodytext;Jefferson 4, Margaretville 1

Tara Manley scored five minutes into the second half to snap a 1-all tie and give Jefferson a key Delaware League victory at home.

Manley finished with a goal and an assist for the Jayhawks (9-1, 5-1). Christine Bower and Miranda Blakeslee also scored second-half goals for Jefferson.

"It was a hard-fought battle," Jefferson coach Roy Bower said. "A lot of short passing took control of the second half."

Margaretville took a 1-0 lead when Carly Galatioto scored with about 11 minutes left in the first half. Chelsea Martin tied the score for Jefferson about four minutes before halftime.

Anna Bulka made seven saves for Jefferson, which had a 12-9 advantage in shots.

&headline;Jefferson 4, Margaretville 1

&bodytext;Margaretville 1 0 _ 1

Jefferson 1 3 _ 4

Margaretville: Carly Galatioto 1-0, Cassie Merwin 0-1.

Jefferson (9-1, 5-1): Chelsea Martin 1-0, Tara Manley 1-2, Christine Bower 1-0, Miranda Blakeslee 1-0, Katie Bedford 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: M 9-2; J 12-3.

Goalies: Victoria Drizis (M) 7; Anna Bulka (J) 7.

&bodytext;H-T 3, Gilboa 0

Paige Plattner scored twice, and Kirsten Davis had a goal and an assist to lead visiting Hunter-Tannersville to a Delaware League victory.

Amy VanEtten made three saves for the Wildcats (5-5, 2-3), who had a 10-7 advantage in shots.

&headline;H-T 3, Gilboa 0

&bodytext;Hunter-Tannersville 2 1 _ 3

Gilboa 0 0 _ 0

Hunter-Tannersville: Paige Plattner 2-0, Kirsten Davis 1-1, Bonnie Huetter 0-1, Kristin Hommel 0-1.

Gilboa (5-5, 2-3): None.

Shots-corner kicks: H 10-4; G 7-4.

Goalies: Amy VanEtten (H) 3; Caitlin McGuire (G) 2.

&bodytext;Windham 5, Andes 0

Iris Pelham, Caitlin Laveroni, Justine McGovern, Shannon McGovern and Cristin Begley scored for

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Windham, which won the Delaware League game at Andes (0-8).

&headline;Windham 5, Andes 0

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Andes 0 0 _ 0

Windham: Iris Pelham 1-0, Caitlin Laveroni 1-0, Justine McGovern 1-2, Shannon McGovern 1-1, Cristin Begley 1-0.

Andes (0-8): None.

Shots-corner kicks: W 20-4; A 13-2.

Goalies: Maggie Brabazon (W) 13; Amie Ballo (A) 11.

&bodytext;Davenport 6, Roxbury 0

Nicole Frank and Holly Waid scored two goals apiece for undefeated Davenport in its Delaware League win at home. Sam Meyerhoff made five saves in the shutout.

The Wildcats (9-0-1, 5-0-1) are home against Schenevus on Thursday, then host the Chic Walshe Tournament on Saturday. Tournament play opens at 10 a.m. Saturday with South Kortright against Morris, followed by Worcester and Davenport at 2 p.m.

In the boys tournament, SK plays Cooperstown at noon and Worcester meets Davenport at 4 p.m. The event concludes Oct. 7 with the boys consolation at 10 a.m., the girls consolation at noon, the boys championship at 2 p.m., and the girls final at 4 p.m.

&headline;Davenport 6, Roxbury 0

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Davenport 1 5 _ 6

Roxbury: None.

Davenport (9-0-1, 5-0-1): Nicole Frank 2-1, Holly Waid 2-0, Chelsea Haight 1-1, Brittany Westcott 1-1, Liz Ralston 0-1, Rachel Halstead 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: R 5-0; D 29-5.

Goalies: Morgan Romann (R) 22; Sam Meyerhoff (D) 5.

&bodytext;Milford 3, Schenevus 0

Katie Yerdon, Emily Brigham and Chandler Prouty each scored in Milford’s Tri-Valley league home victory.

"I think we’re a more dimensional team now that other people besides Brenna Campbell or Maria Arnot are scoring, and that’s what we’ve been looking for," Milford coach Lorin Campbell said.

Chynna Pitlock made seven saves for the Wildcats (11-0-1, 7-0), whose defense has given up one goal in the last seven games. Alicia Sagendorf made 14 saves for Schenevus.

&headline;Milford 3, schenevus 0

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Milford 3 0 _ 3

Schenevus: None.

Milford (11-0-1, 7-0): Katie Yerdon 1-0, Emily Brigham 1-0, Chandler Prouty 1-0, Brenna Campbell 0-2, Corinne Ketzlick 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: S 9-3; M 21-7.

Goalies: Alicia Sagendorf (S) 14; Chynna Pitlock (M) 7.

&bodytext;Franklin 1, Laurens 1

Jaclyn Smith tied the score with 11 minutes left in regulation, helping visiting Franklin to a Tri-Valley League tie. Smith’s goal forced two 10-minute overtime periods.

Leandra Spoor scored 4 minutes in for Laurens (3-5-2, 1-1-2), which finished with a 35-15 advantage in shots.

The Leopards are at Schenevus on Friday.

&headline;Franklin 1, Laurens 1

&bodytext;Franklin 0 1 0 0 _ 1

Laurens 1 0 0 0 _ 1

Franklin: Jaclyn Smith 1-0.

Laurens (3-5-2, 1-1-2): Leandra Spoor 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: F 15-2; L 35-6.

Goalies: N/A (F) 16; Dayle Dutcher (L) 9.

&bodytext;Morris 1, Worcester 0

Bobbi-Jean Bryden scored six minutes into the second half to lead Morris to a Tri-Valley League victory on the road. Several players converged on a ball in front of Morris’ net before the ball bounced out to Bryden, who kicked it in from about 12 yards.

Worcester (5-4-1, 3-3) had a 20-6 advantage in shots and a 12-2 edge in corner kicks.

"We had so many opportunities but we didn’t finish," Worcester coach Jim Kenyon said. "At the end of the game we were pounding it at their goal. It was just one of those days."

Mollie Goodwin made nine saves to earn the shutout for Morris.

&headline;Morris 1, Worcester 0

&bodytext;Morris 0 1 _ 1

Worcester 0 0 _ 0

Morris: Bobbi-Jean Bryden 1-0.

Worcester (5-4-1, 3-3): None.

Shots-corners: M 6-2; W 20-12.

Goalies: Mollie Goodwin (M) 9; Emily Bristol (W) 4.

&bodytext;Edmeston 7, G-MU 0

Amanda Dockstader and Emily Slentz scored two goals apiece for the Panthers in a Tri-Valley League road win. Amanda Belden gave Edmeston a 1-0 lead 2:07 into play.

&headline;Edmeston 7, G-MU 0

&bodytext;Edmeston 3 4 _ 7

Gilbertsville-Mount Upton 0 0 _ 0

Edmeston: Amanda Belden 1-1, Amanda Dockstader 2-2, Emily Slentz 2-1, Kori Hamm 1-1, Densye Schoellis 0-1, Juli Vibbard 1-0.

Gilbertsville-Mount Upton (0-10): None.

Shots-corner kicks: E 30-4; G 8-2.

Goalies: Suellyn Tophoven (E) 7; Katie McLaughlin (G) 12.