Friday, November 30, 2001
Area offers mega-bucks for hunting
On Tuesday, I had the opportunity to do some traveling around the area. My journey took me from West Oneonta to New Berlin and Columbus. From there I headed down Route 8 to Sidney, then onto I-88 to Harpursville and continued south to Windsor. Before returning home, I went over the hills to Port Crane. Then, I headed back to West Oneonta. During that morning, there were eight dead deer along the highways.
Season on the line
They are the bulls behind the dogs' success. And the dogs of Delhi will confirm that's no bull. Just ask last Sunday's top dog Mike Barnes, a junior receiver who made two acrobatic touchdown catches at Syracuse's Carrier Dome to lead the Delhi football team to its first state championship appearance.
Reserve leads 'Jackets
Megan Nader came off the bench to score 12 points in leading host Oneonta High to a season-opening girls basketball victory on Thursday night. Nader scored 10 points in the first half, helping the Yellowjackets to a 45-33 defeat of Niskayuna in the first round of the Anthony C. Drago Tournament. "She really broke the game open for us," OHS coach Bob Zeh said of Nader. "She shot 6-for-7 for the game."
'Wick women add 3 players, set schedule
Hartwick College women's water polo head coach Mike Maroney will have two more players from New Zealand and the first player from the San Diego area on the 2001-2002 team.
Thursday, November 29, 2001
OHS boys win opener
The Cobleskill connection came through for Oneonta High on Wednesday night.
Hurley doubles effort to lead Hawks
Oneonta High graduate Tiffany Hurley led the Hartwick College women's basketball team to a non-conference upset of the University of Rochester, 57-50, on Wednesday night at Binder Gymnasium.
UV girls storm to 64-42 victory
Crystal Petry's game-high 23 points helped Unadilla Valley to a 64-42 girls basketball victory over Sherburne-Earlville in a Midstate Athletic Conference season opener for both teams Wednesday.
Tuesday, November 27, 2001
G-MU cold in opener
The last of Ben Natale's 13 points came on two free throws with six seconds left to lift visiting Deposit over cold-shooting Gilbertsville-Mount Upton, 42-40, in a non-league boys basketball game on Monday.
OHS graduate earns football honor
Oneonta High graduate Eric Jervis was named to the Verizon Academic All-District 1 University Division football team, selected by College Sports Information Directors of America.
AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Jermaine Calhoun scored 22 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as SUNY-Cobleskill coach Kevin McCarthy won his 200th game, at Columbia-Greene Community College on Monday.
All about the game and how to play it
It's not even that new Vella guy in the sports department, who will bring a 4-0 record into our next 1-on-1 basketball game.
Gilboa girls to take shot at title
Sophomore Ashley Aplin's only shot of the game gave Gilboa the lead in the second overtime as the Wildcats defeated Loudenville Christian School, 42-40, Monday in a first-round game of the Hunter-Tannersville girls basketball tournament.
DuCharme leads four on all-state team
Four Oneonta State seniors earned all-state honors in women's soccer from the New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association on Monday.
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Suzanne Clarvoe had 10 kills, 10 assists and one ace to lead the Redskins to a 30-12, 30-22, 30-28 victory at Richfield Springs on Monday in the Center State Conference.
Tough games ahead for Hawks' basketball
The Hartwick College men's and women's basketball teams will each play tough non-conference opponents in home games this week.
Monday, November 26, 2001
Indians win title at Remy
Sarah Bell scored a game-high 15 points en route to an all-tournament selection as Stamford edged host Milford in overtime Saturday, 39-35, to win the Anton Remy Tournament in girls basketball.
Delhi keeps rolling with 28-8 victory
SYRACUSE — It took Delhi but one possession on either side of the football to get rolling. Once the Bulldogs settled in, they executed to near perfection en route to a 28-8 victory Sunday over previously unbeaten Salamanca in a state Class C semifinal at the Carrier Dome.
MVP leads CV-S boys to title
Tournament MVP Devan Waldman scored a game-high 17 points to lead the Cherry Valley-Springfield boys basketball team to the South Kortright Tournament title with a 53-43 victory over Roxbury on Saturday.
Delhi graduate gives Hawks' men a boost
Junior Mike Shultis, a Delhi graduate, scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Hartwick College men's basketball team to an 85-64 victory over host St. Joseph's on Saturday.
High school volleyball
Cooperstown defeated Oneonta, 30-19, 26-30, 15-13, in the finals to win Saturday's Unatego Classic for the second year in a row.
Saturday, November 24, 2001
Mustangs hold on to win, 46-44
Clutch free throws led Morris to a season-opening girls basketball victory at the Ray Clement Tournament in Laurens as the Mustangs edged Gilbertsville-Mount Upton, 46-44.
Waldman scores 17 in second half to lead CV-S past Rams
Devin Waldman scored 17 of his 29 points in the second half and hit four free throws in overtime to lead Cherry Valley-Springfield to a 56-53 boys basketball victory Friday over host South Kortright in the first round of the South Kortright Tournament.
NYSSWA FALL RANKINGS
The 2001 high school fall sports rankings by the New York State Sports Writers' Association, as of Nov. 18.
Friday, November 23, 2001
Basketball season to open with four events
The 2001-02 high school basketball season begins today with six area tournaments. The Anton Remy Tournament for boys and girls begins at 2 p.m. today at Milford.
Davis Classic streak ends for East seniors
Oneonta High quarterback Alec Macaulay finished with 25 passing yards to lead all area players in the Ernie Davis Classic, a senior all-star football game held at Union-Endicott's Ty Cobb Stadium on Wednesday night.
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
Sunday's 5 p.m. Class C state semifinal between the football teams of Delhi and Salamanca will be webcast live in streaming video at i2sports.com. The site will webcast all state semifinals and championships.
Wednesday, November 21, 2001
Balanced attack carries Tigers
Erastus Shannon, Todd Cooper and Jermaine Calhoun each scored 14 points in SUNY-Cobleskill's 89-77 men's college basketball victory over visiting Fulton-Montgomery Community College on Tuesday night.
Delhi's resident doctor played important role
In addition to his contributions on the field Saturday at the Carrier Dome, Delhi's Mike Barnes made a big-time medical assist during his team's 21-14 state Class C quarterfinal victory over Weedsport.
WNBA player to speak at McCarthy banquet
Michelle Edwards of the WNBA's Seattle Storm will be the featured speaker for the John McCarthy Memorial Girls Basketball Tournament's banquet at 1 p.m. Sunday at Binghamton High School.
Tuesday, November 20, 2001
Former B-G/A wrestler tops Binghamton U.
Bainbridge-Guilford/Afton graduate Josh Ruff was named the Athlete of the Week for Division I Binghamton University last week.
U-Page, Palace Cigar roll to Genny victories
Lee Kopf rolled a 755 triple on Nov. 12 to lead all Genny Light Classic bowlers at Holiday Lanes in Oneonta. Teammate Mark Rathbun threw a 735 series as U-Page beat Johnson's Siding, 22-2.
MAC ALL-STARS
The Midstate Athletic Conference's Cross Country All-Stars for the 2001 fall season.
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
The Ernie Davis Classic — featuring all-star high school football seniors from Section Four — will be played at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Union-Endicott's Ty Cobb Stadium.
AREA BOWLING
Healing Hands took 4 from Cee Jay's Golf Course; Precision Welding & Brandow's IBA split; Sweet & Sticky took 3 from Country Club Chevrolet; and Crickets took 3 from Otsego Automotive.
Monday, November 19, 2001
Hartwick football loses ECAC title game, 38-25
Senior quarterback Ben Gilbert led Union College to a 38-25 victory over Hartwick in the Eastern College Athletic Conference Northwest Championship game on Saturday at Frank Bailey Field.
Bulldogs hang on, advance to state semifinals
SYRACUSE — The comfort level enjoyed by the heavy throng of Delhi supporters after their football team's first three drives Saturday had long since departed late in the fourth quarter.
Oneonta boys fall in semis
COHOCTON — The Oneonta boys soccer team could have used a couple of mulligans on Saturday.
Saturday, November 17, 2001
Another one gets away from OHS girls
SCOTTSVILLE — Freshman goalie Breanna Gault stopped a number of big shots for the Oneonta High girls soccer team on Friday.
O-State men clip Hawks in OT, 93-89
Shaun Bauer had 21 points, eight rebounds and six assists to lead the Oneonta State men's basketball team to a 93-89 overtime defeat of Hartwick in the season opener for both teams at the Holiday Inn Classic on Friday at Binder Gymnasium.
OHS girls lose
Oneonta High's girls soccer season ended Friday with a 2-1 overtime loss to Rochester Aquinas in a Class B state semifinal at Wheatland-Chili High.
Hawks football seeking first title
The Hartwick College football team will attempt to win its first title in school history at 1 p.m. Saturday in Schenectady.
Hawks men beat Howard in soccer, 2-1
The Hartwick College men's soccer team got a halftime lead and made it hold up in a 2-1 victory over Howard University in Atlantic Soccer Conference play on Friday.
Friday, November 16, 2001
OHS boys: Two for the show
The countdown continues for the Oneonta High boys soccer team on Saturday. Since starting the season at 0-2-1, the Yellowjackets have been chipping away at earning its second Class B state championship in three seasons.
O-State at Hartwick sure to be a basketball classic
The Holiday Inn Classic Basketball Tournaments will come to Hartwick College this weekend. The Hartwick and Oneonta State men's basketball teams open the season and the Classic at 6 p.m. today at Binder Gymnasium.
Pheasant project in New York takes flight
There have never been very many pheasants in this area. I remember growing up on the family farm and seeing only a few pheasants that were released just before hunting season.
AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Antonio Bencosme scored five straight points during a key run late in the game to lift unbeaten Delhi Tech over visiting Broome Community College on Thursday.
O-State home away from home
Three Oneonta State teams will not have to leave Oneonta this weekend, although two are playing on the road.
Hurley is preseason All-American
Hartwick College senior forward Tiffany Hurley was named as a D3Hoops.com Preseason All-American on Thursday.
Thursday, November 15, 2001
'Jackets are one step away from finals
A championship. It's something that's eluded so many prominent sports figures over the years. The list includes Barry Bonds, Charles Barkley, Dan Marino and ex-Bills coach Marv Levy. Despite her tremendous success, it also includes Oneonta girls soccer coach Helen Sandford.
Wednesday, November 14, 2001
Delhi men move to 3-0
Aquawasi St. Hillare had 17 points and eight rebounds to lead host Delhi Tech past Adirondack Community College, 79-54, Tuesday in men's basketball.
Men's College Basketball
Darrell Smarr scored 23 of his game-high 29 points in the second half as Cayuga Community College rallied to beat visiting SUNY-Cobleskill on Tuesday night.
Missed chances thwarted OHS
There were so many plays that could have changed the outcome of Chenango Forks' 25-14 victory over Oneonta in Saturday's Section Four Class B title game.
Local Briefs
Milford resident Mike Rutledge had the highest area finish at the 26th Gazette Stockade-athon, a 15-kilometer run held Sunday in Schenectady.
Big Red deliver Hawks a big loss
In a game that might have decided which team goes to the NCAA Division I Tournament, Cornell got a pair of second-half goals to take a 2-0 non-conference victory over Hartwick College in men's soccer on Tuesday night at Berman Field.
Take as long as you like
I feel old. It really has nothing to do with my 30th birthday sitting less than two weeks away. That just adds to the urgency.
SECTION THREE SWIMMING
Cooperstown girls results of the Section Three swimming and diving championships.
Three Hawks honored by ASC
With one of the biggest games in the last six years tonight, the Hartwick College men's soccer team had three players make the Atlantic Soccer Conference All-Conference team on Monday.
Monday, November 12, 2001
Oneonta football misses out on Class B title
ENDICOTT — Missed opportunities in the first half, coupled with a rock-solid Chenango Forks defense, spelled the end to Oneonta High's football season on Saturday.
OHS boys, girls reach semis
ONEONTA — Oops, Oneonta did it again. The boys soccer team that wasn't supposed to go anywhere in 2001 earned a trip to the Class B state semifinals with a 2-1 overtime defeat of Goshen on Saturday at the Wright National Soccer Campus.
OHS boys, girls reach semis
MIDDLETOWN — Call it the longest girls soccer warm-up in state playoff history. That's essentially what 80 minutes of regulation was for Oneonta High against John S. Burke Catholic on Saturday, when the Yellowjackets displayed little of the skill, verve and savoir-faire one would expect of the top-ranked team in Class B.
Six Delhi runners earn All-America
Six Delhi runners were named All-Americans at Saturday's NJCAA Division III Championships at the University of Texas-San Antonio.
Delhi bullies Walton
ENDICOTT — With Delhi and Walton, there are rivalries within the rivalry. At no time was that more evident than midway through the third period of Saturday's Section Four Football Conference Class C title game.
G-MU girls fall fast, 1-0
ONEONTA — This is why they play the games. Despite entering Saturday's Class D state soccer quarterfinal with an undefeated record and the No. 2 ranking in the state, Gilbertsville-Mount Upton's girls fell to speedy underdog Hamilton, 1-0, on Saturday at the Wright National Soccer Campus.
Leopards leveled by MPH
UTICA — Laurens boys soccer coach Dave Miller has prided his team on being the greatest show in Class D all season, stressing an aggressive offensive philosophy that resulted in scads of goals and entertaining play.
Oneonta Little League meets today
Oneonta Little League will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. today at the Sixth Ward Athletic Club, located on West Broadway.
Oneonta State Roundup
Oneonta State's women completed its season with a 21st-place finish at Saturday's 27-team NCAA Atlantic Region qualifier at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx.
Hawks soccer wins 4th straight; football shuts out St. Lawrence
The Hartwick College men's soccer team scored two goals in the opening 12 minutes of play on the way to a 2-1 Atlantic Soccer Conference victory over Binghamton University on Saturday at Elmore Field.
Off days for area's best runners at state meet
ELMA — Sometimes, finishing first is a drag. Section Four Class D cross country champion Justin Wood of Walton had the fastest area time at the state meet on a beautiful Saturday afternoon at the Elma Meadows Golf Course.
Saturday, November 10, 2001
OHS adds spice to title mix
With undefeated Chenango Forks and once-beaten Oneonta High in the mix, Saturday's Section Four Class B football championship certainly has the makings for a classic dish.
Oneonta boys get physical at right time
You may need a compass and a slide-rule for this one. After starting the season at 0-2-1, the Oneonta High boys soccer team (14-4-2) stands three games away from its second Class B state championship in three seasons.
Broncos fall in tournament
Ashley Elliott led three double-digit scorers for Finger Lakes Community College, which defeated Delhi Tech, 81-47, in the second game of the Bronco Tip-Off Tournament on Friday night.
Twin peaks
Dave Kelly took over the Delhi's football program the same year Joe Paterno started coaching at Penn State. The year was 1966.
Red Dragons men beat Howard, 4-0
Junior Ryan Rummery scored three goals to lead Oneonta State to a 4-0 Division I men's soccer victory over host Howard University in an Atlantic Soccer Conference game on Friday.
Hawks men play host to 'Cats
Binghamton University has the worst record of any opponent the Hartwick College men's soccer team has played this season. However, the Bearcats have given some opponents problems this year.
Friday, November 9, 2001
OHS girls roll into quarterfinals
Advantage Oneonta. OHS girls soccer will play one of four state quarterfinals involving area teams on Saturday, traveling to Middletown High for a 1:30 p.m. game against Section Nine champion John S. Burke Catholic.
O-State enters last weekend of fall
Oneonta State men's soccer and the Red Dragons cross country programs will compete in the final weekend of the fall season beginning today.
There's no need to fear, crime-fighting Robo-Deer is here
As the sun rose over the hardwoods of upper Otsego County, a large buck stood in the brush just off the old county road. His antlers glistened in the early morning light. He was alert to the passing cars, often turning his head to watch.
Locals star as top srs. compete in Classics
Walton's David Gioia scored a first-half goal to lead the White team to a 3-0 soccer victory over the Colors in the Midstate Athletic Conference Boys Senior Classic on Thursday night at Bainbridge-Guilford.
Equestrian season starts on Saturday
Hartwick College equestrian coach Betsey Smith will have her most experienced team and two home competitions to work with during the 2001-2002 season.
Thursday, November 8, 2001
OHS gets redeeming 2-1 victory
ONEONTA — Mark Deemer earned his degree on Wednesday. A degree of respect, that is.
Cobleskill basketball wins
Todd Cooper scored 14 of his game-high 20 points in the first half to lead SUNY-Cobleskill to victory Tuesday over visiting Finger Lakes Community College.
Hartwick soccer edges Columbia in OT
Sophomore forward Percy Avetrani scored both goals, including the winner in overtime, as the Hartwick College men's soccer team won for the fifth time in the last six games with a 2-1 non-conference victory at Columbia University on Wednesday night.
Wednesday, November 7, 2001
Undefeated Lakeland next test for OHS boys
Oneonta High's boys soccer team is not 20-0, is not ranked second in the state, does not have a 31-goal scorer and does not have the size of its opponent for today's match.
OHS girls forge past Pearl River
ONEONTA — Pearl River goalie Danene Siragusa blended in quite nicely with the Oneonta High girls soccer team on Tuesday.
T-CCC's Taylor nears record
Delhi graduate Rachelle Taylor is expected to lead Tompkins-Cortland Community College's women's basketball team this season.
Local Briefs
Luis Gonzalez went all the way to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, sort of.
Three Hawks earn all-state honors
Hartwick College senior midfielder Katie Meyers, sophomore forward Tara Wilkes and freshman forward Kelly Cooman were named to the 2001 New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association Field Hockey All-State Team.
Tuesday, November 6, 2001
OHS girls riding high
This is usually where Pearl River gets off. Today, however, the Oneonta High girls soccer team could be in for the ride of its life.
LOCAL SPORTS
Cee Jay's Golf Course took 4 from Country Club Chevrolet, Brandow's IBA took 4 from Sweet And Sticky, Crickets took 3 from Healing Hands, Otsego Automotive took 3 from Precision Welding.
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
The Schenevus girls varsity basketball program is looking for a fourth team to round out its Thanksgiving Tournament on Nov. 23 and 24. For more information, call Scott Wolstenholme at 638-5881.
Mollen all-state in field hockey
Oneonta State senior field hockey forward Jen Mollen earned third-team all-state honors from the New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association.
Hawks' Strode honored by ASC
Hartwick College senior defender Matt Strode, who had a big goal against Oneonta State on Saturday, was named the Atlantic Soccer Conference Player of the Week for the week ending Nov. 4.
Monday, November 5, 2001
OHS soccer goes 2-for-2 in sectional finals
ONEONTA — The strategy almost worked -— almost. Facing the top-seeded, top-ranked and heavily favored Oneonta Yellowjackets — led by the state's winningest coach — Maine-Endwell redefined a defensive shell during Saturday's Section Four Class B Championship in girls soccer.
Laurens boys win Class D
Laurens made quick work of Margaretville on Saturday, scoring two goals in less than a minute and a half for a 2-1 boys soccer victory in the Section Four Class D Championship.
AREA COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Quentin Bryant and Marcus Young had respective 22- and 19-point nights to lead Alfred State to a season-opening victory over visiting SUNY-Cobleskill on Saturday.
Delhi rocks Lansing
BINGHAMTON — For all that was undecided and tense about last year's semifinal showdown between Delhi and Lansing, Saturday's game was equally lopsided.
G-MU girls top Stamford for title
The Raiders girls soccer team is peaking at the right time. In a matchup of the top two seeds in Section Four's Class D, Shelly Miles had a goal and three assists as Tri-Valley League co-champion Gilbertsville-Mount Upton routed Delaware League champion Stamford, 4-1, on Saturday at the Wright National Soccer Campus.
Cooperstown loses first in semifinal
Cooperstown's most successful football season since 1970 ended Saturday, with a 27-20 Section Three Class C semifinal loss to General Brown at Rome Free Academy.
AREA HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
Five Delhi swimmers and one Oneonta swimmer advanced to the state qualifiers at Saturday's sectional finals at Lansing.
Suozzo 10th at ECACs
Franklin native Brian Suozzo finished 10th for Oneonta State at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships in cross country on Saturday at Williams College in Massachusetts.
Heads up play leads Hawks to OT victory
Junior Kevin Saunders had a good head on his shoulders Saturday, scoring the winning goal of Hartwick College's 3-2 overtime defeat of host Oneonta State in the Atlantic Soccer Conference.
Walton routs Seton CC, 34-0
BINGHAMTON — Just how well is Walton's defense playing, heading into a Section Four Class C title showdown on Saturday against Delhi?
Mules Hammar Hawks football
Quarterback Justin Jones was 18 of 31 for 176 yards and three touchdowns, and free safety Erik Hammar had four interceptions and five pass deflections to lead Muhlenberg to a 63-13 football victory over Hartwick College on Saturday at All-Weather Field.
Saturday, November 3, 2001
Magic Bean lifts OHS
BINGHAMTON — They were fast, physical and tireless. Led by Geoff Bean's 207 rushing yards, Oneonta High's Yellowjackets dominated the fourth quarter Friday night and beat Elmira Notre Dame, 34-14, in a Section Four Class B semifinal at Binghamton's Alumni Stadium.
Bulldogs, Warriors, Redskins, oh my!
For Delhi and Walton, an appearance in the Section Four Class C semifinals in early November is nothing new. For Cooperstown in Section Three, the opposite is true.
Palace Cigar wins big in Genny Light
Palace Cigar Store thumped Losie's Gun Shop, 22-2, in the Genny Light Classic on Monday night at Holiday Lanes. Jay Gage had a 670 set to lead a balanced Palace Cigar attack.
CROSS COUNTRY
Oneonta State results Oct. 28 of the Mayor's Cup at Franklin Park in Boston. College and USATF teams competed in the meet.
Unatego clinches Division IX
Unatego didn't let its small size and small roster get in the way of a division title, as the Spartans captured the Division IX title with a 28-20 victory over Sherburne-Earlville their final game of the season on Friday.
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
Charlotte Valley graduate Alan Schulte finished second at the Assistant Professional Championship, an Oct. 28 golf tournament at the PGA Golf Club's South Course in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
O-State volleyball downs Geneseo
Jayme Stewart's eight kills and nine digs led Oneonta State to a SUNY Athletic Conference quarterfinal victory over Geneseo, 3-1, on Friday at Cortland State.
Friday, November 2, 2001
Oneonta to begin drive for B crown
Elmira Notre Dame football coach Dick Craft said after last week's victory against Bainbridge-Guilford/Afton that he wasn't looking forward to coming back east to play Oneonta.
Get out of the rut with a magical time of year
Last night, I left the house a little before five o'clock and headed up Brewster Hill toward New Lisbon. Darkness was quickly approaching as I drove along.
NYSSWA FALL RANKINGS
High school fall sports rankings by the New York State Sports Writers' Association, as of Oct. 28
Two area runners win titles
Area cross country runners Josh Griswold and Justin Wood won individual titles at the Section Four Championships on Thursday at Chenango Valley State Park.
AREA SPORTS BRIEFS
The SUNY-Cobleskill men's basketball team will hold its eighth annual "Evening with the Fighting Tigers at 7 p.m. on Nov. 2 at the Best Western Inn in Cobleskill.
Hawks at O-State on Saturday
Coming off a 2-1 victory over Syracuse University on Wednesday night, the Hartwick College men's soccer team will play at local rival Oneonta State at 1 p.m. Saturday in an Atlantic Soccer Conference game.
O-State field hockey seniors All-SUNYAC
Oneonta State seniors Nicole McCullagh and Jen Mollen received All-SUNY Athletic Conference honors in field hockey on Thursday.
Thursday, November 1, 2001
Fluky goal ousts O-State
ONEONTA — Keuka College had one shot at advancing to the NCAA Division III Regionals in women's soccer on Wednesday. Unfortunately for Oneonta State, the Storm scored on that shot.
OHS tops SV in overtime
CONKLIN — In Alex Brannan's 15 years of coaching Oneonta High boys soccer, his teams have advanced to the sectional final all but two years.
Laurens dominated G-MU, Margaretville nips Stamford
Laurens scored five unanswered goals in the first half, including three in a three-minute span, as the defending sectional champions defeated Gilberstville-Mount Upton, 5-2.
Happy Halloween! Hawks beat Orange
Rob Catana scored once among his eight shots in leading the Hartwick College men's soccer team to a 2-1 non-conference victory over Syracuse University on Wednesday night at Elmore Field.
