Defending Section Four Class D champion Milford improved to 7-1 with a 2-0 Tri-Valley League girls soccer victory over visiting Laurens on Tuesday.
Avalon Ward scored two goals and the Wildcats did not permit a shot or a corner kick while taking 15 shots and five corners.
Francesca Green set up Ward's first goal. She found Ward from 12 yards with 15 minutes left in the first half.
A minute into the second half, Ward beat a defender before scoring.
Milford travels to West Division-leading Morris on Thursday.
Milford 2, Laurens 0
Laurens     0 0 _ 0
Milford     1 1 _ 2
Laurens: None.
Milford (7-1, 7-1): Avalon Ward 2-0, Francesca Green 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: L 0-0; M 15-5.
Goalies: Ali Robbins (L) 9; Krista Ransier (M) 0, Michelle Paffenroth (M) 0.
Schenevus 2, Franklin 1
First-half goals by Alyssa Turner and Mikayla Bookhout lifted host Schenevus to a Tri-Valley League victory.
Turner scored at the 27:47 mark and Bookhout made it 2-0 after intercepting a goal kick and scoring from the right side with 13:58 left in the first half.
Jordan Beers scored with eight minutes left for Franklin.
"She was the one who was the biggest threat," Schenevus coach Chris Kaltenbach said of Beers, a sophomore coming off back-to-back four-goal games. "She did a nice job."
Taylor Spranger stopped 13 shots for the Dragons (9-1-1, 6-1-1), who travel to Gilbertsville-Mount Upton on Thursday.
Schenevus 2, Franklin 1
Franklin     0 1 _ 1
Schenevus     2 0 _ 2
Franklin: Jordan Beers 1-0.
Schenevus (9-1-1, 6-1-1): Alyssa Turner 1-0, Mikayla Bookhout 1-0.
Shots-corner kicks: F 16-2; S 20-13.
Goalies: Angela Willert (F) 9; Taylor Spranger (S) 13.
RS 1, G-MU 0
Hannah Starr received a pass from Alexandria Bond, beat one defender and scored in the 57th minute as host Richfield Springs earned its first Tri-Valley League victory of the season.
The game was called with 21 minutes left because of lightning.
Gilbertsville-Mount Upton held a 13-4 advantage in shots.
The Indians (2-7, 1-6) travel to Laurens on Thursday.
RS 1, G-MU 0
Game called in second half because of lightning
G-MU     0 0 _ 0
Richfield Springs     0 1 _ 1
Gilbertsville-Mount Upton: None.
Richfield Springs (2-7, 1-6): Hannah Starr 1-0, Alexandria Bond 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: G 13-2; R 4-2.
Goalies: Vanessa Miller (G) 3; N/A (R) 13.
Worcester 3, Edmeston 0
Kaelyn Francis, Nicole Sawyer and Daisy Doherty scored for the visiting Purple Devils, who won in the Tri-Valley League.
Defender Cassie Sklenka set up the game's first goal, dribbling down the sidline before crossing to Francis, who scored midway through the first half. Sawyer made it 2-0, one-timing a pass from Doherty later in the half.
Doherty capped the scoring on a penalty kick after being taken down in the penalty box.
Worcester (2-4, 2-4) travels to Franklin on Thursday and then plays South Kortright in the consolation game of the Chic Walshe Tournament at 4:15 p.m. Friday. The latter game had been scheduled for Saturday but was moved up because Davenport has SAT testing.
wORCESTER 3, EDMESTON 0
Edmeston     0 0 _ 0
Worcester     2 1 _ 3
Edmeston (3-5, 3-5): None.
Worcester (2-4, 2-4): Kaelyn Francis 1-0, Nicole Sawyer 1-0, Daisy Doherty 1-1, Cassie Sklenka 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: E 10-4; W 8-2.
Goalies: Katlin Talbot (E) 9; Morgan Clark (W) 7.
H-T 2, Jefferson 1
Krystal Plattner and Taylor Dart scored three minutes apart midway through the first half as Hunter-Tannersville won on the road in the Delaware League.
Plattner scored from the left wing, deflecting her shot off the right post and into the goal. Dart's goal came in heavy traffic in front of the net.
Allie VanGlad halved Jefferson's deficit with about two minutes left. She headed in a lobbed pass from Caroline Shafer. About three minutes before VanGlad's goal, Emily Wenner had a breakaway for the J-Hawks, but Samantha Dibbell made one of her eight saves.
Jefferson (1-8, 1-5) plays host to South Kortright on Thursday.
H-T 2, Jefferson 1
H-T     2 0 _ 2
Jefferson     0 1 _ 1
Hunter-Tannersville: Krystal Plattner 1-0, Breanna Thompson 0-1, Taylor Dart 1-0.
Jefferson (1-8, 1-5): Allie VanGlad 1-0, Caroline Shafer 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: H 14-9; J 10-5.
Goalies: Samantha Dibbell (H) 8; Shania Speenburgh (J) 8.
Roxbury 3, Windham 1
Bailey O'Donnell's three goals lifted host Roxbury to a Delaware League victory.
O'Donnell snapped a one-all tie at 23:09 of the second half. She headed in a crossing pass from Kennedy Faraci, who again set up O'Donnell with 6 1/2 minutes left. O'Donnell's first score deflected off a Windham player and into the goal.
Roxbury (3-3-2, 1-1-2) plays host to Stamford on Thursday.
rOXBURY 3, wINDHAM 1
Windham     1 0 _ 1
Roxbury     1 2 _ 3
Windham: Lexie Vining 1-0.
Roxbury (3-3-2, 1-1-2): Bailey O'Donnell 3-0, Kennedy Faraci 0-2.
Shots-corner kicks: W 6-2; R 14-8.
Goalies: Katie Linser and Jane Rion (W) combined for 8 saves; Lisa Boyke (R) 1.
Unatego 5, B-G 0
Sarah Mannina scored twice, and Juli Carbone, Kayla Talbot and Mariah Scott also scored for the host Spartans, who won a lightning-shortened game in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
The game was called with 38 minutes left.
Carbone scored two minutes into play after receiving a throughball from Katrina Clark. Mannina made it 2-0 four minutes later.
Unatego (7-1, 7-1) travels to Sidney on Thursday.
Unatego 5, B-G 0
Game called with 38 minutes left because of lightning
B-G     0 0 _ 0
Unatego     4 1 _ 5
Bainbridge-Guilford: None.
Unatego (7-1, 7-1): Sarah Mannina 2-0, Juli Carbone 1-0, Kayla Talbot 1-0, Mariah Scott 1-0, Katrina Clark 0-2.
Shots-corner kicks: B 0-0; U 10-3.
Goalies: Megan Ferrara (B) 4; Robin Foster (U) 0, Casey Manzanero 0.
UV 0, Greene 0
Unadilla Valley's Jordan Anderson stopped six shots, one fewer than counterpart Lindsey Brown, as the teams played to a tie in the Midstate Athletic Conference at UV.
The Trojans held an 8-7 advantage in shots in a game shortened to one half because of lightning.
UV (3-3-2) travels to Oxford on Thursday.
UV 0, Greene 0
Game called at halftime because of lightning
Greene     0 _ 0
UV     0 _ 0
Greene: None
UV (3-3-2): None
Shots-corner kicks: G 8-3; U 7-0.
Goalies: Lindsey Brown (G) 7; Jordan Anderson (U) 6.
Little Falls 5, Cooperstown 4
Jordian Siver's goal on a 12-yard shot tied the score at 4 with 15 minutes in regulation for visiting Cooperstown, but the last of Sarah Bruins' goals came three minutes into overtime to lift Little Falls in the Center State Conference.
The game was called five minutes into the first overtime because of lightning.
Maggie Hall assisted Siver's goal and scored twice for the Redskins, who held a 20-19 advantage in shots.
Noelle Palmatier had a goal and an assist, and Julie Dykstra contributed two assists for Cooperstown (1-6, 1-6), which plays at Herkimer on Tuesday.
Little Falls 5, Cooperstown 4
Game called in first overtime because of lightning
Cooperstown     3 1 0 _ 4
Little Falls     2 2 1 _ 5
Cooperstown (1-6, 1-6): Noelle Palmatier 1-1, Maggie Hall 2-1, Jordian Siver 1-0, Julie Dykstra 0-2.
Little Falls (3-6, 2-5): Sarah Bruins 4-0, Nicole Fott 1-1.
Shots-corner kicks: C 20-2; L 19-1.
Goalies: Katelynn Kiuber (C) 11; Ashley Giaquinto (L) 16.
