Staff Report

Stephanie Meno scored two goals and visiting Sidney limited Bainbridge-Guilford to three shots in avenging two early-season losses to the Bobcats with a 2-0 Midstate Athletic Conference girls soccer victory Wednesday.

"We didn't control the ball at all, we didn't have a good touch, we didn't pass well and they beat us to the ball," B-G coach George Williams said of the differences between this game and B-G's earlier wins against Sidney. "They beat us in every facet of the game tonight. They completely dominated us."

Meno scored 4 minutes, 40 seconds into play. She took a corner kick and Maria Mirabito played the ball back to Meno, who scored from 18 yards.

With 34:10 left to play, Meno re-directed a shot by Danielle Gravel from close range to make it 2-0.

"She's very active and she got to the ball," Williams said of Meno. "She took advantage of the opportunities given to her and that's the kind of player she is. She has good positioning and seems anticipate where the ball is going to be."

B-G (8-2-2, 6-1-1) plays at Greene on Friday.

Sidney 2, B-G 0

Sidney 1 1 _ 2

B-G 0 0 _ 0

Sidney: Stephanie Meno 2-0, Maria Mirabito 0-1, Danielle Gravel 0-1.

Bainbridge-Guilford (6-1-1, 8-2-2): None.

Shots-corner kicks: S 8-4; B-G 3-5.

Goalies: Nicole Philpott (S) 2; Anna Feltham (B-G) 5.

Unatego 2, UV 1, OT

Stephanie Havens split two defenders before scoring on a breakaway midway through the first overtime to give the Spartans a Midstate Athletic Conference home victory.

Havens dribbled from the midfield before getting between two defenders. She then chipped the ball over Unadilla Valley goalie Emily Sugar from 12 yards.

Sakura Gysin scored one minute into play for the Storm on a shot from the right corner of the penalty box.

Unatego's Kelly Fernandez tied the score 10 1/2 minutes into play, converting a cross from Katya Harris.

The Spartans (7-2-1, 6-1-1) plays at Oxford on Friday.

&headline;Unatego 2, Unadilla Valley 1

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Unatego 1 0 1 0 _ 2

Unadilla Valley: Sakura Gysin 1-0, Amanda Peek 0-1.

Unatego (7-2-1, 6-1-1): Kelly Fernandez 1-0, Katya Harris 0-1, Stephanie Havens 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: UV 11-1; Unatego 9-5.

Goalies: Emily Sugar (UV) 6; Gabi May (Unatego) 10.

Delhi 1, Oxford 0

Maci Gile scored seven minutes into play and Ashley Skovira made eight saves to lead host Delhi in the MAC.

Jean Viafore's cross from the right wing set up Gile from 6 yards, and Gile shot inside the far post.

Bulldogs coach Frank Vito said Skovira preserved Delhi's 1-0 late in the second half by deflecting a high shot over the crossbar.

"She made a couple of dynamite saves," Vito said.

Delhi (3-7) plays at Unadilla Valley at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

delhi 1, Oxford 0

Oxford 0 0 _ 0

Delhi 1 0 _ 1

Oxford: None.

Delhi (3-7): Maci Gile 1-0, Jean Viafore 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: O 10-4; D 16-4.

Goalies: N/A (O) 10; Ashley Skovira (D) 8.

&bodytext;Greene 6, Walton 3

Carlee Hoyt's goal with 12 minutes left tied the score at 3 for the Walton, but visiting Greene scored three times in the final eight minutes of the MAC game.

"They just had more firepower than us," Walton coach Kelly Gates said.

Walton's Brittney O'Brien had two goals and one assist.

Greene 6, Walton 3

Greene 0 6 _ 6

Walton 1 2 _ 3

Greene: Haley Burns 2-1, Shelby Averett 1-0, Jessie Bates 1-0, Megan McDermott 0-3, Autumn Layton 2-0.

Walton (1-9, 1-7): Carlee Hoyt 1-1, Erin Boyd 0-1, Brittney O'Brien 2-1.

Shots-corner kicks: G 17-6; W 8-4.

Goalies: Aubrey Parrish (G) 3; Jen Poulin (W) 8.

Downsville 8, Roscoe 1

Stephanie Shellman had four goals and an assist to lead host Downsville to a

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non-league victory.

Macy Davis had two goals and an assist, and Theresa Hirsch contributed a goal and an assist. Erin McKee also scored for the Eagles (10-1-1), who had a 40-9 advantage in shots.

The Eagles also will receive a forfeit victory over Gilbertsville-Mount Upton, coach Burt Reed said. The game which had already been rescheduled twice, was set for Oct. 7. However, Reed said G-MU will not have enough played and will forfeit the game.

downsville 8, roscoe 1

Roscoe 0 1 _ 1

Downsville 5 3 _ 8

Roscoe: Paige Clancy 1-0.

Downsville (10-1-1): Stephanie Shellman 4-1, Macy Davis 2-1, Theresa Hirsch 1-1, Brittany D'Addezio 0-1, Juliane Shaw 0-1. Erin McKee 1-0.

Shots-corner kicks: R 9-3 ; D 40-12 .

Goalies: Kasse Brock (R) 20; Monica Nuzzo (D) 6.

Herkimer 4, Cooperstown 3

In a back-and-forth game in which neither side had more than a one-goal lead, Herkimer's Brelynn Nasypany scored on a penalty kick with 24 minutes left to snap a 3-all tie in the non-league victory over visiting Cooperstown.

"We had a few opportunites after the penalty kick, where we hit the post of the shots went a little wide," said Cooperstown coach Jennifer Pindar, whose team was without starters Lindsay Valentine (appendix), Laura Resnick (sick) and Lindsay Soraci (knee).

Claire Petroskey's with 2:49 left in the first half tied the score at 3 for Cooperstown. Lisa Covert's pass to the far post set up the goal.

Sarah Plous and Anna Snell also scored for the Redskins (7-3), who host Sauquoit Valley on Friday.

Herkimer 4, Cooperstown 3

Cooperstown 3 0 _ 3

Herkimer 3 1 _ 4

Cooperstown (7-3): Sarah Plous 1-0, Anna Snell 1-0, Claire Petroskey 1-0, Lisa Covert 0-1.

Herkimer (12-1): Brooke Nasypany 2-0, Brelynn Nasypany 2-1, Kayleigh Gifford 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: C 12-3; H 14-3.

Goalies: Jen Wehner (C) 9; Abbie Sutliff (H) 9.

Boys Soccer

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Cherry Valley-Springfield scored five goals in the final 16 minutes of the first half to win the non-league game.

Jeremy Hoag's with 16 minutes left in the half gave the Patriots a 2-1 lead.

Jason Guernsey and Ben Halay had two goals apiece. Ian Hull, Tom Shukis, Shawn Sheldon and Chris Anderson also scored for CV-S (9-2), which plays host to Milford on Friday.

CV-S 9, Owen D. Young 1

Owen D. Young 1 0 _ 1

CV-S 6 3 _ 9

Owen D. Young: R.J. Peplinski 1-0.

Cherry Valley-Springfield (9-2, 4-1): Jason Guernsey 2-1, Jeremy Hoag 1-0, Ian Hull 1-0, Tom Shukis 1-1, Shawn Sheldon 1-0, Ben Halay 2-0, Chris Anderson 1-1, Mike Fassett 0-1, Mathias VanDerwerker 0-1, Mike Cagganello 0-1.

Shots-corner kicks: O 9-1; CV-S 25-4.

Goalies: Alan Hoke (O) 13; Mathias VanDerwerker (C) 5, Jesse Miller 2.

Cross Country

at Cooperstown

Brian Reis and Jimmy Jennings finished 1-2 for the Cooperstown, which defeated Ilion (18-44) and Herkimer (15-50) in the Center State Conference.

Reis completed the 3-mile course in 18 minutes, 24 seconds. Jennings crossed 21 seconds later for the Redskins, who are 11-0.

On the girls side, Cooperstown fell to Ilion, 27-28, and defeated Herkimer, which was incomplete.

Rebecca Adikes finished third for the Redskins (7-3), crossing in 23:36.

at Cooperstown

Boys team scores: Cooperstown 18, Ilion 44; Cooperstown 15, Herkimer 50.

Individual: 1, Brian Reis (Coop) 18:24 over 3.0-mile course; 2, Jimmy Jennings (Coop) 18:45; 3, Pat Squire (Ilion) 18:49.

Other Cooperstown runners: 4, Will Tirrell 18:50; 5, Richard Clancy 19:06; 6, Ben Resnick 19:47; 7, Ragiv Patel 20:06; 9, Brad Brighton 21:07; 10, Robert Harmon 21:09.

Girls team scores: Ilion 27, Cooperstown 28; Cooperstown 15, Herkimer incomplete.

Individual: 1, Andrea Szewczyk (Ilion) 22:46 over 3.0-mile course.

Other Cooperstown runners: 3, Rebecca Adikes 23:36; 4, Sarah Fanion 23:54; 5, Ariel Powers 24:08; 6, Lauren Harris 24:09; 10, Audrey Henkels 25:28; 13, Xenia Rudenko 28:50.

Golf

at Canasawacta Country Club

Mike Pendorf finished second overall with a 79 to help Sidney to second place at the Midstate Athletic Conference Tournament.

Greene's Josh Fischer earned medalist honors with a 76. The Trojans had four golfers in the top 10 and won the team title with a 416, beating Sidney by 28 strokes.

Ryan Tuttle was seventh for the Warriors with an 83. Unatego, which finished fourth in the seven-team tournament with a 473, was led by Kahle Harris' 83, which was good for fifth place.

Will Harmon was ninth with a 85 to lead Afton, which finished last.

at Canasawacta Country Club

Par 72

Midstate Athletic Conference Championship

Team scores: Greene 416, Sidney 444, Harpursville 453, Unatego 473, Hancock 476, B-G 477, Afton 490.

Medalist: Josh Fischer (G) 76.

Individuals: 2, Mike Pendorf (S) 79; 3, Chad Baxter (H) 81; 4, Brock Rowe (G) 82; 5, Kahle Harris (U) 83; Sam Killmeier (H) 83; 7, Ryan Tuttle (S) 83; 8, T.J. Stacy (G) 84; 9, Will Harmon (A) 85; 10, Trevor Johnson (G) 86.