STAFF REPORT
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Two second-half goals by Lily Stalter _ both set up by Jordan Beers _ allowed host Franklin to rally for a 2-1 Tri-Valley League girls soccer victory over Gilbertsville-Mount Upton on Tuesday.
Stalter tied the score at 1 18 1/2 minutes into the second half on a penalty kick after Beers was tackled in the penalty box.
"I don't watch," Franklin coach J.J. Laing said when asked which side Stalter went to on the penalty kick. "Every time I watch, we miss."
With 9:49 remaining, Stalter received a pass from the left wing from Beers, beat a defender and scored on a 15-yard shot.
"They kind of took it to us in the beginning," Laing said of G-MU, which took a 1-0 on Miranda Hill's 25-yard that ducked under the cross bar 5 minutes into play. "They came to play and caught us back on our heels."
Laing said G-MU pressured over the final 5-6 minutes but couldn't get one past Haley Downin, who made 11 saves.
"She controls the box," Laing said of Downin. "She gets to balls before they become problems."
Franklin (3-1, 2-1) travels to Laurens on Friday.
Franklin 2, G-MU 1
G-MU     1 0 _ 1
Franklin     0 2 _ 2
Gilbertsville-Mount Upton: Miranda Hill 1-0, Sarah Wildfeir 0-1.
Franklin (3-1, 2-1): Lily Stalter 2-0, Jordan Beers 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: G 12-2; F 13-2.
Goalies: Logan Eltz (G) 7; Haley Downin (F) 11.
Oneonta 12, Windsor 0
Amy Hait and Mariah Ruff scored two goals apiece and visiting Oneonta High converted on 12 of its 26 shots to win in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference.
"We're doing a good job of getting quality chances not just shooting to say we shot," said OHS coach Jerry Mackey, whose team has outscored its first three opponents, 27-0. "We're trying to capture the box as quickly as possible and we're doing a pretty good job of that."
Cami Cleaveland's goal 10 minutes into play gave the Yellowjackets a 1-0 lead.
Dani Nicosia, Karsen Shultz, Erin Wolstenholme, Josephine Sloman, Brianna George, Alex Graig-Tiso and Roxy Harrison also scored for Oneonta (3-0, 3-0), which plays host to Chenango Forks at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Wright National Soccer Campus.
"Forks just beat Windsor, 12-0, and we host them on Thursday and we'll find out how good we are," Mackey said.
Oneonta 12, Windsor 0
Oneonta     5 7 _ 12
Windsor     0 0 _ 0
Oneonta (3-0, 3-0): Amy Hait 2-0, Mariah Ruff 2-0, Dani Nicosia 1-0, Karsen Shultz 1-1, Cami Cleaveland 1-1, Erin Wolstenholme 1-1, Josephine Sloman 1-1, Brianna Georgia 1-2, Alex Graig-Tiso 1-0, Roxy Harrison 1-0, Theresa DiMartin 0-1, Sienna Wisse 0-2, Leah Elsbeck 0-1.
Windsor: None.
Shots-corner kicks: O 26-13; W 0-0.
Goalies: Emmalee Sloman (O) 0; Heather Launt (W) 6.
Morris 1, Schenevus 1
Visiting Morris received a goal from Emily Laboffe midway through the first half and Katie Humphris made 11 saves as the Mustangs earned a Tri-Valley League tie against the defending Section Four Class D champions.
Laboffe scored on a soft, 10-yard shot that went under Catherine Hernandez (eight saves).
Schenevus (2-1-1) tied the score with 14 minutes left in the half on 18-yard shot by Sierra Bentley. She received the ball about 40 yards out and dribbled past two defenders on the left side before scoring inside the far post.
"The entire second half and overtime, we had the ball in their end," said Schenevus coach Stephanie Banks, whose team had an 18-12 advantage in shots. "Their keeper did a real nice job."
The Dragons travel to Cherry Valley-Springfield on Friday.
Morris 1, Schenevus 1
Morris     1 0 0 0 _ 1
Schenevus     1 0 0 0 _ 1
Morris: Emily Laboffe 1-0.
Schenevus (2-1-1): Sierra Bentley 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: M 12-4; S 18-0.
Goalies: Katie Humphris (M) 11; Catherine Hernandez (S) 8.
Edmeston 2, Milford 1
Kendra Bressett scored twice to lead Edmeston to a Tri-Valley League win at home.
Kaley Chase gave Milford a 1-0 five minutes into play.
Taylor Ross assisted on Bressett's first goal five minutes later. Bressett gave Edmeston the lead on an unassisted goal later in the half.
The Panthers play host to Richfield Springs on Monday.
Krista Ransier made 12 saves for Milford.
Edmeston 2, Milford 1
Milford      1 0 _ 1
Edmeston     2 0 _ 2
Milford: Kaley Chase 1-0.
Edmeston: Kendra Bressett 2-0, Taylor Ross 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: M 10-1; E 21-4
Goalies: Krista Ransier (M) 12; Jenna Fargo (E) 1; Katlin Talbot 3.
Downsville 6, Jefferson 2
Krista Baxter had three goals and an assist to lead visiting Downsville in the Delaware League.
Amanda Erwin, Chelsea Taylor and Kendra Lacey contributed goals for the Eagles.
Jefferson's Megan Adlum tied the score up at 2 in with six minutes left in the first half. It came on a header off assists from Jill Collins and Amy Thonnesen.
Lacey scored the go-ahead goal for Downsville four minutes into the second half.
Downsville 6, Jefferson 2
Downsville 2 4 _ 6
Jefferson 2 0 _ 2
Downsville: Amanda Erwin 1-1, Krista Baxter 3-1, Chelsea Taylor, 1-1, Kendra Lacey 1-0
Jefferson: Jill Collins 1-1, Megan Adlum 1-0, Amy Thonnesen, 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: D 15-2; J 10-4
Goalies Vanessa Speenburgh (J) 7; Katie Lawrence (D) 7.
CV-S 3, RS 0
Ksenia Hanlon scored twice as visiting Cherry Valley-Springfield won in the Tri-Valley League.
Lauren Loucks contributed a goal for the Patriots, who host Schenevus on Friday.
Senior Cheryl Collins made 38 saves for Richfield Springs, which was outshot, 51-2.
"(Collins) played an outstanding game," RS coach Bill Stevens said. "A lot of shots were at her, but she came up big. She made stop after stop."
CV-S 3, RS 0
Cherry Valley/Springfield     2 1 _ 3
Richfield Springs     0 0 _ 0
CV-S (3-0, 2-0): Ksenia Hanlon 2-0, Lauren Loucks 1-0, Emma Clements 0-1, Mallory Garretson 0-1, Maya Anichini 0-1.
Richfield Springs (0-2, 0-2): None.
Shots-corner kicks: C 51-5; R 2-0.
Goalies: Cheryl Collins (R) 38; Kylie Graham (C) 2.
Walton 5, Sidney 0
Molly Maguire had two goals as host Walton won easily in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
Hunter Browne and Stephanie Silva had a goal and an assist apiece for Walton (1-1, 1-1), which received a goal from Carolyn Butler.
Walton had a 13-1 advantage in shots.
Walton plays Sullivan West in the opening round of the Downsville Tournament on Thursday.
Walton 5, Sidney 0
Sidney     0 0 _ 0
Walton     3 2 _ 5
Sidney (0-3): None.
Walton (1-1, 1-1): Molly Maguire 2-0, Hunter Browne 1-1, Carolyn Butler 1-0, Stephanie Silva 1-1.
Shots-corner kicks: S 1-1; W 13-5.
Goalies: Alexa Sundal (S) 7; Kalei Olsen (W) 0, Carolyn Butler 1.
Field Hockey
Harpursville 4, Walton 1
Ashley Mills' goal on a penalty corner tied the score at 1 in the first half for host Walton, but Harpursville scored three times in the second half of the Midstate Athletic Conference game.
Heather Makin scored twice and Amanda Frayer scored the go-ahead goal with 14:30 left for Harpursville (1-1).
The Warriors (1-2) play at Sidney on Thursday.
Harpursville 4, Walton 1
Harpursville     1 3 _ 4
Walton     1 0 _ 1
Harpursville (1-1): Heather Makin 2-0, Linnea Congdon 1-1, Amanda Frayer 1-0.
Walton (1-2): Ashley Mills 1-0.
Shots-penalty corners: H 9-4; W 10-6.
Goalies: Ashley Halls (H) 9; Alexandria Forkey (W) 5.
volleyball
SV 3, Sidney 2
Vanessa Strong had 21 assists, nine aces and three kills, but host Sidney lost, 25-18, 25-20, 25-27, 19-25, 27-25, in a non-league match.
Sevgi Combudak contributed 10 kills and three blocks for the Warriors (1-2), who play host to Deposit today.
SV 3, Sidney 2
Game scores: 25-18, 25-20, 25-27, 19-25, 27-25.
Susquehanna Valley: Krista Acker 5 aces, 12 kills; Kristen Green 19 assists; Michayla Berard 5 blocks.
Sidney (1-2, 1-0): Vanessa Strong 9 aces, 3 kills, 21 assists; Sevgi Combudak 1 ace, 10 kills, 3 blocks; Ashley Gardner 4 kills; Lindsey Northrop 2 aces, 2 kills.
JV score: SV, 2-1.
