Staff Report
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C.J. Kemler scored with 41 seconds remaining in regulation as Jefferson earned a 1-1 boys soccer tie against Roxbury in the second round of the Stamford Mayor's Cup on Saturday.
The J-Hawks advanced to the championship by winning the penalty-kick shootout, 4-3.
On the fifth and final kick, Tyler Dibble snapped a 3-all tie by scoring for Jefferson, which also received goals in the shootout from Ryan VanLooy, Jacob Pasa and Kemler. Dibble also played goalie during the round and stopped two shots.
Kevin Lutz, Kyle Ciaravino and Dakota Coronia converted penalty kicks for Roxbury.
Roxbury (1-0-1) took the lead in regulation when Dan Menne scored with 26 minutes, 28 seconds remaining.
He got inside the defense and dribbled past goalie John Cammer to shoot into an open net from about 6 yards.
The J-Hawks (1-0-1) sent it to overtime with Kemler's late goal.
Kemler got possession on the left side about 40 yards out. He dribbled in and shot it to the far post from inside the 18.
"It was a very good game," Jefferson coach Rick Cammer said. "The last 15 minutes or so we started pressuring more and were knocking on the door. ... We managed to get one in the net with 41 seconds left."
Cammer credited both sweepers _ Jefferson's Stephen Schmitt and Roxbury's Jacob Liberatore _ for keeping things tight.
"They played very good ball," Cammer said. "They probably made the difference in why the score was lower. They were both dominant."
Jefferson plays at Downsville today and meets South Kortright in the Mayor's Cup final at 8 p.m. Saturday.
Roxbury 1, Jefferson 1
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Second round
Roxbury     0 1 0 0 _ 1
Jefferson     0 1 0 0 _ 1
Jefferson advances on penalty kicks, 4-3
Roxbury (1-0-1): Dan Menne 1-0.
Jefferson (1-0-1): C.J. Kemler 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: R 12-5; J 10-6.
Goalies: Garrett Hall (R) 6; John Cammer (J) 10.
SK 5, Schenevus 2
Andes senior Peter Fabrykiewicz had three goals and one assist to lead South Kortright to victory in the second round of the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Schenevus briefly tied the score at 2 on a direct kick from about 25 yards by Kevin Weinert, who scored to the far post from the right side with 10 minutes gone in the second half.
About two minutes later, Fabrykiewicz set up Cody Burns for the first of his two goals. Burns scored from 16 yards on the left wing on a hard shot to give the Rams a 3-2 lead. Fabrykiewicz then scored on a breakaway before Burns capped the scoring.
"He's got excellent footskills," SK coach Bob VanValkenburgh said of Fabrykiewicz, who led area players in goals (26) and points (59) for Andes last season. Andes did not have enough players to field a team this season, so a handful of players are playing for the Rams. "He's very good in traffic. He maintains good possession and has good composure around the goal."
Tyler Morris also scored for Schenevus, which received 10 saves from Mike Miner.
SK (2-0) travels to Windham on Wednesday and then plays Jefferson in the Mayor's Cup final at 8 p.m. Saturday.
SK 5, Schenevus 2
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Second round
Schenevus     1 1 _ 2
SK     2 3 _ 5
Schenevus: Tyler Morris 1-0, Kevin Weinert 1-0.
South Kortright (2-0): Peter Fabrykiewicz 3-1, Cody Burns 2-0, Trevor Holdridge 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Sch 4-1; SK 16-2.
Goalies: Mike Miner (Sch) 10; Brandon Tuttle (SK) 1, Clint Lutz 1.
Delhi 6, Stamford 1
Nick Meehan had two goals and an assist as Delhi beat host Stamford in a consolation-round game of the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Carson King contributed a goal and an assist for the Bulldogs (1-2), who also received goals from Ben Gifford, David Burgin and Jake Zinkevich.
The Bulldogs host Greene on Thursday.
Erik Ehrhart scored for Stamford.
Delhi 6, Stamford 1
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Consolation round
Delhi     3 3 _ 6
Stamford     0 1 _ 1
Delhi (1-2): Nick Meehan 2-1, Carson King 1-1, Ben Gifford 1-0, David Burgin 1-0, Jake Zinkevich 1-0, Andy Hannigan 0-1, Connor Tucker 0-1, Chimey Palyul 0-1.
Stamford: Erik Ehrhart 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: D 15-4; S 5-2.
Goalies: Collin Roche (D) 4; Dan Tompkins (S) 8.
Laurens 7, Gilboa 0
Justin West had four goals and two assists as Laurens won in the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Pheonix Howard scored three times for the Leopards (1-0-1), who led, 4-0, at halftime.
Laurens hosts Worcester today and plays Delhi in the fifth-place game of the Mayor's Cup at noon Saturday.
Laurens 7, Gilboa 0
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Consolation round
Gilboa     0 0 _ 0
Laurens     4 3 _ 0
Gilboa: None.
Laurens (1-0-1): Justin West 4-2, Pheonix Howard 3-0, John Marmet 0-2, Ryan Holmes 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: G 2-0; L 16-9.
Goalies: Will Miller (G) 9; David Fraser (L) 1.
Girls Soccer
Schenevus 3, SK 2
Sierra Bentley snapped a 2-all tie with 8:18 remaining in the second half as Schenevus reached the Stamford Mayor's Cup final.
Brina Herr was inside the 18 before passing to Bentley, who scored from the left side from about 10 yards.
"It happened so fast," Schenevus coach Stephanie Banks said. "We moved the ball really well and we needed to get the ball in."
Sarah Mellor and Herr also scored for the Dragons (2-1), who won the Section Four Class D championship last season.
Courtenay Chambers and Tallulah Guadagnino scored for the Rams.
Schenevus hosts Morris today. The Dragons meet host Stamford in the Mayor's Cup final at 6 p.m. Saturday.
Schenevus 3, SK 2
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Second Round
Schenevus      2 1 _ 3
South Kortright      1 1 _ 2
Schenevus (2-1): Sarah Mellor 1-0, Brina Herr 1-1, Sierra Bentley 1-0.
South Kortright: Courtenay Chambers 1-0, Tallulah Guadagnino 1-0, Ashley Moeller 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: Sch 6-3; SK 8-3.
Goalies: Catherine Hernandez (Sch) 6; Kayla Scherer (SK) 4.
Stamford 5, Delhi 3
Cassie Ehrhart figured in all five goals as the Indians advanced to the final of the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Ehrhart finished with three goals and two assists. Ehrhart and Kim Freer had early goals as the Indians took a 2-0 lead 2:12 into play.
"I think that gave us a false sense of security, because it was a pretty even game from there on in," Stamford coach Jeff Gearhart said.
Delhi's Jackie Newkirk and Maggie Brydon scored the next two goals, with Brydon's tying the score with 13 1/2 minutes left in the first half.
About three minutes later, Ehrhart scored from close range to give the Indians the lead for keeps. Ehrhart scored again 35 seconds before halftime off an assist from Erin Hull.
"Most of our goals came on nice crosses," Gearhart said. "We were doing a pretty job of getting the ball out to the corners and making our crosses."
Freer finished with two goals for Stamford (2-0), which will face Schenevus in the final at 6 p.m. Saturday. The Indians play at Davenport on Wednesday.
Liz Moon also scored for Delhi.
Stamford 5, Delhi 3
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Second round
Delhi     2 1 _ 3
Stamford     4 1 _ 5
Delhi: Jackie Newkirk 1-0, Maggie Brydon 1-0, Liz Moon 1-0.
Stamford (2-0): Cassie Ehrhart 3-2, Kim Freer 2-0, Erin Hull 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: D 11-2; S 19-6.
Goalies: Libby Buel (D) 8; Hope Hager (S) 6.
Franklin 3, Gilboa 0
Lily Stalter's two goals paced Franklin in a Stamford Mayor's Cup consolation-round game.
Jordan Beers also scored for the Purple Devils (2-1), who host Gilbertsville-Mount Upton today. Franklin meets Roxbury in the fifth-place game of the Mayor's Cup at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Gilboa visits Margaretville on Wednesday.
Franklin 3, Gilboa 0
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Consolation round
Gilboa     0 0 _ 0
Franklin     3 0 _ 3
Gilboa (0-2): None.
Franklin (2-1): Lily Stalter 2-0, Jordan Beers 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: G 6-3; F 9-6.
Goalies: Brooke Koerner (G) 6; Haley Downin (F) 1.
Roxbury 2, Jefferson 0
Nevada Schuman and Rachel Beck scored as Roxbury (1-1) earned a consolation-round win in the Stamford Mayor's Cup.
Vanessa Speenburgh made eight saves for Jefferson, which hosts Downsville today.
Roxbury 2, Jefferson 0
STAMFORD MAYOR'S CUP
Consolation round
Jefferson     0 0 _ 0
Roxbury     1 1 _ 2
Jefferson (0-2): None.
Roxbury (1-1): Nevada Schuman 1-0, Rachel Beck 1-0, Kennedy Faraci 0-1, Bailey O'Donnell 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: J 3-2; R 14-3.
Goalies: Vanessa Speenburgh (J) 8; Tarah DiBenedetto (R) 2.
