Oneonta goalie Chris Hayen made seven saves, but the visiting Yellowjackets lost, 1-0, in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference boys soccer game at Johnson City on Tuesday.
The Wildcats scored 2 1/2 minutes into play, when Kevin McIntee scored on an 8-yard shot from the left side off a cross from Brad Mizera.
"The ball came from the right side and went by everyone, and they had one player at the back post," OHS coach Alex Brannan said of the goal. "We had a lot of players there, they just didn't hit it. Chris came out to cut the shot, but it went wide across the box."
The Yellowjackets' best chance came with about 2 1/2 minutes left. Dan Dailey flicked a pass to Logan Osterhoudt, whose shot from close range was saved by JC's Jon Yurecka.
"We definitely played these guys tougher," said Brannan, whose team lost to the Wildcats, 3-0, on Sept. 4. "We outshot them, 4-3, in the first half. We only got two shots away in the second half, but we had some chances. Overall, I don't think we played great, but we hung in there."
OHS (8-6-1, 7-5-1), which has lost two straight following a six-game winning streak, plays at Norwich on Tuesday.
JC 1, Oneonta 0
Oneonta0 0 _ 0
JC1 0 _ 1
Oneonta (8-6-1, 7-5-1): None.
Johnson City: Kevin McIntee 1-0, Brady Mizera 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: O 5-1; J 12-11.
Goalies: Chris Hayen (O) 7; Jon Yurecka (J) 3.
Sidney 3, Unatego 2
Josh Newell's goal nine minutes before halftime gave the visiting Warriors a 3-1 lead in their Midstate Athletic Conference victory.
Nolan Van Fleet and Josh Edwards also scored in the first half for Sidney, which has won three straight games.
Polish exchange student Maciej Cieslak and Dillion Maxson scored for the Spartans. Maxson's goal came with two minutes left.
Unatego (2-14, 2-12) plays host to Unadilla Valley on Thursday.
Sidney 3, Unatego 2
Sidney3 0 _ 1
Unatego1 1 _ 2
Sidney: Nolan Van Fleet 1-0, Josh Newell 1-0, Josh Edwards 1-0, Josh Mathews 0-1, Shaun Carman 0-1, Tyler Crawford 0-1.
Unatego (2-14, 2-12): Maciej Cieslak 1-0, Dillion Maxson 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: S 17-6; U 14-5.
Goalies: Ian Ostrander (S) 6; Gerry Frasco (U) 7.
Roxbury 5, Windham 1
Ryan Skipper scored the game's first four goals in leading the Rockets to a Delaware League road victory.
"He's definitely the real deal on the field," Windham coach Jim Adair said of Skipper, who has 23 goals this season. "He led them in all phases and he's tough to match up with."
The loss by Windham (9-5, 5-3) clinched the Upper Division title for Margaretville (13-3, 8-1), which will play the Mountain Division winner in the Delaware League crossover final Oct. 18 at the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
The Warriors, who received a goal from Jon Lindine, play at Davenport on Thursday.
Roxbury 5, Windham 1
Roxbury2 3 _ 5
Windham0 1 _ 1
Roxbury: Ryan Skipper 4-0, Dave Clark 1-0, Jon Dykstra 0-1.
Windham (9-4, 5-3): Jon Lindine 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: R 18-1; W 21-7.
Goalies: Garrett Hall (R) 15; Zhenya Doolan (W) 7, Steve Sherman 1.
Morris 3, Worcester 0
The host Mustangs extended their unbeaten streak to six games in the Tri-Valley League.
Eric Smith scored on a penalty kick eight minutes into play and Justin Utter contributed two second-half goals for Morris, which has scored 10 goals in its last three games _ or one more than the Mustangs scored in their first 14 games this season.
"I think everybody is coming together," Morris coach David Sander said. "The offense is being more aggressive.
"We lost a lot of games, 1-0, earlier this season, but that was a big difference because those were 7-0 or 8-0 losses last season," he continued. "They knew they were close. We just had to start scoring and they've picked it up."
Morris (7-7-3) is 5-3-2 in league.
Morris 3, Worcester 0
Worcester0 0 _ 0
Morris1 2 _ 3
Worcester: None.
Morris (7-7-3, 5-3-2): Eric Smith 1-0, Justin Utter 2-0, Garrett Decker 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: W 6-1; M 14-2.
Goalies: Jason McHargue (W) 6; Joey Utter (M) 2, Dan Jones 1.
Mt. Markham 2, Cooperstown 0
Darvin Juarez scored twice off assists from Taylor Ixlaj, both coming in the first minute of each half, as visiting Mount Markham won in the Center State Conference.
"Both goals were defensive lapses by us," said Cooperstown coach Frank Miosek, whose team fell two games behind Mount Markham in the CSC. "We dug ourselves a big hole, but other than that, it was pretty even. It could have gone either way. We actually played better offensively, than when we lost 1-0 (to Mount Markham on Sept. 17)."
Mack Curran made 10 saves for the Redskins (10-3-1, 6-2), who play at Sauquoit Valley on Thursday.
Mount Markham (13-2-1) is 8-0 in conference.
MM 2, Cooperstown 0
Mount Markham 1 1 _ 2
Cooperstown0 0 _ 0
Mount Markham: Darvin Juarez 2-0, Tayron Ixlaj 0-2.
Cooperstown (10-3-1, 6-2):. None.
Shots-corner kicks: M 15-1; C 13-5.
Goalies: Jared Drymond (M) 7; Mack Curran (C) 10.
Walton 2, B-G 0
Trent Wood's direct kick from 22 yards snapped a scoreless tie six minutes into the second half as host Walton earned a Midstate Athletic Conference win.
Wood set up on the right side and shot to the upper-left corner. The ball hit off the hands of B-G goalie Jeremy Gray (seven saves), Walton coach Andy Gates said.
Brennan Chambers made it 2-0 when he scored off an assist from Wood with 18 minutes left. Wood served the ball from the right side to Chambers, who was on the left side. Chambers hit a one-timer for the goal back to the right corner.
"It was very well struck," Gates said. "It was a beautiful goal."
The Warriors (8-5-1, 8-4-1) visit Afton on Thursday.
Walton 2, B-G 0
B-G0 0 _ 0
Walton0 2 _ 2
B-G: None.
Walton (8-5-1, 8-4-1): Trent Wood 1-1, Brennan Chambers 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: B 5-5; W 9-4.
Goalies: Jeremy Gray (B) 7; Brian Schuppel (W) 4.
{"HeadlineLight14"/}Girls Soccer
Delhi 1, SK 0
Eva-Rae Andrews' pass set up Katie Darling's goal from 12 yards 1:09 into the second half of Delhi's non-league road victory.
Cassie McMullen made 12 saves for the Rams (7-7-2), who need to win at Roxbury on Thursday to qualify for the Section Four Class D playoffs.
Delhi 1, SK 0
Delhi0 1 _ 1
SK0 0 _ 0
Delhi: Katie Darling 1-0, Eva-Rae Andrews 0-1.
South Kortright (7-7-2): None.
Shots-corner kicks: D 13-8; S 6-1.
Goalies: Libby Buel (D) 3; Cassie McMullen (D) 12.
Windham 2, Roxbury 0
Jackie Maisonave and Bridgette Charbonneau each scored as visiting Windham won in the Delaware League.
Crystyn Begley made 11 saves for the Warriors, who were outshot, 20-6.
Roxbury (3-11-1, 2-7) closes the season Thursday at home against South Kortright.
Windham 2, Roxbury 0
Windham1 1 _ 2
Roxbury0 0 _ 0
Windham: Jackie Maisonave 1-0, Bridgette Charbonneau 1-0.
Roxbury (3-11-1, 2-7): None.
Shots-corner kicks: W 6-3; R 20-6.
Goalies: Crystyn Begley (W) 11; Tarah DiBenedetto (R) 3.
{"HeadlineLight14"/}Tennis
Delhi 5, Walton 0
Carlene Bracci earned a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Rachael Holden at first singles in unbeaten Delhi's Midstate Athletic Conference road victory.
Walton (2-9) plays at Greene today.
Delhi 5, Walton 0
at Walton
Singles: Carlene Bracci def. Rachael Holden, 6-2, 6-0; Sarah Clark def. Kelsey Patterson, 6-1, 6-1; Katherine Bracci won by injury default over Angela Munyon.
Doubles: Jackie Prindle and Lindsay Seyforth def. Brittney Buksar and Ellie Hansen, 6-0, 6-0; Kayla Roche and Jessie Green def. Jeanette DeFreese and Brianna Schmitz, 6-4, 6-1.
{"HeadlineLight14"/}Swimming
Vestal 106, Oneonta 80
Oneonta received individual victories from Jen Havens (200-yard freestyle, 2:19.3), Leah Willis (50 free, 28.19), Alexis Berdnik (500 free, 6:37.97) and Melinda Wagner (100 backstroke, 1:08.34) in its Southern Tier Athletic Conference road loss.
Christi O'Conner, Willis, Beth Havens and Jen Havens teamed for victory in the 200 free relay.
Oneonta (1-6) will host Norwich on Friday on Senior Appreciation Night.
Vestal 106, Oneonta 80
at Vestal
200 medley relay: Vestal (Katie Bowen, Corinne Zotter, Taylor Lansing, Kayla Weixelman) 2:03.74. 200 free: Jen Havens (O) 2:19.3. 200 IM: Taylor Lansing (V) 2:22.11. 50 free: Leah Willis (O) 28.19. Diving: Ellen Tokarz (V) 187.35. 100 butterfly: Taylor Lansing (V) 1:00.90. 100 free: Corinne Zotter (V) 58.01. 500 free: Alexis Berdnik (O) 6:37.97. 200 free relay: Oneonta (Christi O'Conner, Leah Willis, Beth Havens, Jen Havens) 1:52.58. 100 backstroke: Melinda Wagner (O) 1:08.34. 100 breaststroke: Corinne Zotter (V) 1:11.37. 400 free relay: Vestal (Taylor Lansing, Chelsea Porter, Kristen Lamb, Corinne Zotter) 4:10.06.
Delhi 93, S-E 62
Chandler Shepard won the 100 freestyle (55.81 seconds), 100 backstroke (1:05.34) and was part of two winning relay teams to help Delhi earn a victory at home.
Josie Elwell (200 freestyle, 2:19.56), Mackenzie Oliver (200 individual medley, 2:42.14), Brittany Meriman (100 butterfly, 1:13.77) and Amy Merriman (500 freestyle, 5:52.3) also won individual events for the Bulldogs (8-0), who host Afton/Bainbridge-Guilford/Oxford/Harpursville on Friday.
Delhi 93, S-E 62
at Delhi
200 medley relay: Delhi (Josie Elwell, Abby Oliver, Amy Merriman, Chandler Shepard) 2:09.87; 200 freestyle: Josie Elwell (D) 2:19.56; 200 individual medley: Mackenzie Oliver (D) 2:42.14; 500 freestyle: Samantha Martin (S) 27.41; 1-meter diving: Cathryn Ashton (S) 86; 100 butterfly: Brittany Meriman (D) 1:13.77; 100 freestyle: Chandler Shepard (D) 55.81; 500 freestyle: Amy Merriman (D) 5:52.3; 200 freestyle relay: Delhi (Sarah Burns, Josie Elwell, Brittany Meriman, Olivia Green) 1:57.98; 100 backstroke: Chandler Shepard (D) 1:05.34; 100 breaststroke: Samantha Martin (S) 1:18.91; 400 freestyle relay: Delhi (Josie Elwell, Amy Merriman, Mackenzie Oliver, Chandler Shepard) 4:25.41.
Cooperstown 88, A/B-G/O/H 67
Cassidy Griger and Anna Kramer each won two events as Cooperstown won at home.
Kramer won the 200 freestyle (2:27.72) and the 100 backstroke (1:11.48). Griger earned victories in the 200 individual medley (2:43.35) and the 100 butterfly (1:15.52). Alex French (diving), Pam Townsend (500 freestyle) and Amy Bishop (100 breaststroke) also won individual events for the Redskins (3-5).
Cooperstown hosts Holland Patent for Senior Night on Friday.
Cooperstown 88, A/B-G/O/H 67
at Cooperstown
200 medley relay: Cooperstown (Pam Townsend, Brandie Chapman, Corrine Yonce, Olivia Morris) 2:33.72; 200 freestyle: Anna Kramer (C) 2:27.72; 200 individual medley: Cassidy Griger (C) 2:43.35; 50 freestyle: E. Daly (A) 30.97; Diving: Alex French (C) 147; 100 butterfly: Cassidy Griger (C) 1:15.52; 100 freestyle: E. Daly (A) 1:08.02; 500 freestyle: Pam Townsend (C) 7:15.28; 200 free relay: A/B-G/O/H (A. Macy, M. Baisley, C. Demott, J. McCollum) 2:08.75; 100 backstroke: Anna Kramer (C) 1:11.48; 100 breaststroke: Amy Bishop (C) 1:31.07; 400 freestyle relay: A/B-G/O/H (E. Daly, C. Demott, A. Knapp, M. Baisely) 4:39.09.
{"HeadlineLight14"/}Cross Country
S-E Invitational
Kajee Quick placed sixth on a 3.1-mile course in 23 minutes, 34 seconds to help Unatego finish second Saturday at the Sherburne-Earlville Invitational. Michaela Reynolds placed 10th (24:37) for the Spartans, who scored 62 points to finish two behind winner Oriskany.
S-E Invitational
Saturday's meet
Varsity girls team scores: 1, Oriskany 60; 2, Unatego 62; 3, West Canada Valley 77; 4, Norwich 105; 5, Waterville 126. Incomplete, Hamilton, Sherburne-Earlville.
Winner (3.1 miles): Jasmine Huff (N/A) 22:02.
Unatego: 6, Kajee Quick 23:34; 10, Michaela Reynolds 24:37; 12, Alyssa Mazzarella 25:16; 13, Amanda Peloso 25:40; 21, Meghan Cuozzo 28:25; 23, Dorothy Underwood 28:48.
