The Oneida Daily Dispatch (Oneida, NY)
Red Hot Start
SVCS keeps up hot start to fall sports; more local scores
After the lady Cougars scored a win on their season opener, the boys looked to do the same. But, even though it was a dark and gloomy day, it did not rain on the Cougar’s win parade as the boys took home a 6-1 win over Otselic Valley.
Senior Tyler Fisher had a phenomenal game as he led the Cougars to a season-opening win with three goals and two assists. The Smith twins also chipped into the effort, with Alex Smith notching two goals and one assist and Ethan Smith putting in one goal and one assist. The Cougars controlled most of the possession and tempo of the game as they pressed the second half playing ten v ten due to red cards to Riley Lalonde and OV’S Brandon Brown. The Cougars outshot OV 24-6. Owen Davis put in the only goal for the Vikings on a long-range shot from the far right side, but otherwise, Freshmen Goalkeep Braden Renner secured five saves to secure the Cougars’ win.
Stockbridge Valley head coach Jay Lehmann said, “Fisher did a great job of playing unselfishly and feeding his teammates, and he got rewarded with some great balls
back that he was able to finish off. We are trying to build something new here, and today was definitely a step in the right direction. I felt like the guys were really buying in, and their pre-season work definitely paid off.
More Local Scores September 1 Girls Soccer
Town of Webb 3, Madison 1
The Blue Devils fall by two to the Town of Webb. Carolanne Hopkins was the lone scorer for Madison, and Cameryn Stanfield had twelve saves in the losing effort.
Clinton 8, Cazenovia 0 Clinton was on a tear all game long. Ava Alteri scored three goals, while Avery Maxam raked in two. Heintz Deanna was a wall for Clinton after securing seven saves.
Boys Soccer
Madison/brookfield 5, Bishop Grimes 0
Brian Sitts had a hattrick against Bishop Grimes and helped lead the Madison and Brookfield merged team to a win. Anthony Dodge had five saves for Madison/brookfield.
Hamilton 3, Westmoreland/oriskany 2
The Emerald Knights were able to just squeeze a win over Westmoreland/ Oriskany. John Hughes was huge for Hamilton, securing seventeen saves.
Cazenovia 2, Fabius-pompey 0
The Lakers were able to hold on for a shut-out win over Fabius-pompey. JD Dolly scored the two goals for Caz, while Matthew Compeau had three saves.
September 2 Girls Tennis
Camden 7, VVS 0
1S: Morgan Keil(camden) d. Claudia Marsello(vernonverona-sherrill) 6-1, 6-1
2S: Anna Tompkins(camden) d. Laney Falkenmeyer(vernon-verona-sherrill) 7-6(7-4), 6-4
3S: Lainie Liberatore(camden) d. Lauren Pawlika(vernon-verona-sherrill) 6-1, 6-2
1D: Adeline Houser & Brianna Odrain(camden) d. Alexandra Rentzis & Marga Villahermosa(vernon-verona-sherrill) 6-0, 6-2
2D: Mckenzie Allard & Gabe Castelluzzo(camden) d. Bridgette Robinson & Lyla Falkenmeyer(vernonverona-sherrill) 6-1, 6-2 3D: Alex Corcoran & Chelsea Coady(camden) d. Charlee Watkins & Annemarie Makarchuk(vernon-verona-sherrill) 6-3, 6-0
4D: Aubrey Corcoran & Maggie Plumley(camden) d. Default & Default(vernonverona-sherrill) 6-0, 6-0
Clinton 4, Westmoreland 1
1S: Maggie Bailey(clinton) d. Autumn Millington(westmoreland) 6-3, 6-2
2S: Kiersten Tynatishon(westmoreland) d. Alayna Krom(clinton) 4-6, 7-5, 6-3
3S: Leah Borton(clinton) d. Forfeit(westmoreland) 6-0, 6-0
1D: Emily Le & victoria Elefante(clinton) d. Lily Mazur & Jenna Tyczynski(westmoreland) 6-1, 6-3
2D: Karina Davis & Alena Wratten(clinton) d. Ariana Malerba & Melissa Spicer(westmoreland) 7-6(7-3), 7-6(7-3)
Boys Soccer
VVS 7, Camden 0 The Red Devils got out to a fiery start when they raked in five goals. Their lead would only grow in the second half after securing another two, ending the game with a 7-0 victory. Cole Maguire and Lincoln Pelc both lead the charge with two goals apiece.
Oneida 0, Chittenango 7 The Oneida boys did not get their season off on the right foot, losing to the Chittenango Bears. Kaiden Cannistra did have fourteen saves for Oneida, but the offense was unable to get going.
Girls Soccer
Oneida 4, VVS 1
The Oneida girls squad played well against their rivals to secure the win.
September 3 Boys Soccer
VVS 3, Oxford 0
The Red Devils were able to keep their momentum going with another win, this time over Oxford. Jacob Garcia, Ryan Mumford, and Lincoln Pelc each scored a goal for VVS. Hamilton 1, Waterville 2 Hamilton couldn’t recreate the magic from their game against Westmoreland/oriskany, falling to Waterville. Tom Simpson scored the lone goal for the Emerald Knights.
Girls Soccer
Hamilton 2, Norwich 3 The game might have been knotted at 2-2 at the half, but Norwich had the last laugh against Hamilton after scoring the lone goal in the second.