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Here are results and highlights for Mohawk Valley high school sports competition during the week of October 27-November 2, 2025.
Sunday, November 2 scoreboard
FIELD HOCKEY
Section III Class A final at Camden High School
Sydney Mendiola and Madalyn Parry scored goals for Rome Free Academy which won its third consecutive Section III Class A championship. Amelia Capria scored for Baldwinsville.
Next Up: Rome Free Academy plays Section II champion Bethlehem in a November 5 sub-regional playoff back at Camden High School.
Records: Baldwinsville 13-5-0; Rome Free Academy 17-0-0.
GIRLS SOCCER
Section III Class A final at SUNY-Cortland
Elizabeth Rayhill scored two goals, Mikayla Jaros, Bria Nackley and Ella Stevenson each scored one, and Evie Ruggiero made one save in a shutout as New Hartford won a fifth consecutive Section III championship.
Next Up: New Hartford plays Section IV Maine-Endwell at 4 p.m. November 8 in the first half of a regional playoff doubleheader at Union-Endicott High School with the same schools’ boys playing the second match.
Records: Jamesville-DeWitt 13-7-0; New Hartford 16-1-1.
Section III Class B final at SUNY-Cortland
Lexie Fragnito scored four goals and Alie Kaup scored four for Marcellus.
Next Up: Marcellus plays Section X Salmon River in Syracuse November 5 at Nottingham High School.
Records: Phoenix 12-5-2; Marcellus 17-2-0.
Section III Class D final at SUNY-Cortland
Payton Landers and Lucy Finch scored the Cincinnatus goals in the team’s seventh consecutive victory.
Next Up: Cincinnatus plays a November 8 regional playoff match at Nottingham High School in Syracuse at 10 a.m. against Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young from Section IV. Cincinnatus reached the state semifinals in Class C last year.
Records: Copenhagen 16-3-1; Cincinnatus 17-2-0.
Saturday, November 1 scoreboard
CROSS COUNTRY
Nathan Geroux of Vernon-Verona-Sherrill set the pace for 118 runners in the boys varsity race wit his winning time of 16:33.2.
2, Aiden Ragsdale, Indian River, 16:54.1; 3, Thomas Steele, McQuaid, 17:01.6; 4, Colby Coon, McQuaid, 17:10.2; 5, Braedon Hurlbert, DeRuyter, 17:21.0; 6, Silas Crowe, Holland Patent, 17:29.9; 7, Ryan Gauthier, Indian River, 17:36.8; 8, Matthew Berry, Hamilton, 17:38.0; 9, Ammon Novoa, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 17:40.1; 10, Ethan Navarrete, McQuaid, 17:44.1.
11, Ken Tantalo, McQuaid, 17:44.9; 12, Austin Vanegas, McQuaid, 17:57.3; 13, Humd Syed, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 18:05.6; 14, Caleb Youngs, Adirondack, 18:06.3; 15, Daniel Berberick, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 18:07.7; 16, Nathan Wardell, McQuaid, 18:32.7; 17, Jamarhy Bushey O’Hearn, Utica-Notre Dame, 18:44.9; 18, Jackson Macaskey, Indian River, 18:53.3; 19, Matt Mayeu, McQuaid, 19:11.9; 20, Paul Brooker, McQuaid, 19:15.5.
Boys team standings: 1. Rochester-McQuaid Jesuit, 31 points; 2, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 48; 3, Indian River, 57; 4, Watertown, 122; 5, Utica-Notre Dame, 147; 6, Adirondack, 184; 7, Oneida, 217; 8, General Brown, 219; 9, Thousand Islands, 243; 10, West Canada Valley, 276.
Grace Carguello of Pulaski set the pace for 82 runners in the girls varsity race with her winning time of 19:27.4.
2, Cora Hinsdill, Adirondack, 20:30.0; 3, Kasadee Leonardo, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 20:38.6; 4, Eliana Pitts, Adirondack, 20:46.7; 5, Kaitlyn Sherwood, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 21:07.3; 6 , Nicole Steria, Adirondack, 21:16.5; 7, Amelia Lohr, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 21:27.8; 8, Camryn McGrath, Pulaski, 21:39.4; 9, Zoe Christiansen, Adirondack, 21:48.8; 10, Alexis Kinney, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 21:59.9.
11, Lilly Pratt, Pulaski, 22:09.9; 12, Isabelle Lyon, West Canada Valley, 22:13.1; 13, Madelyn Lyng, Pulaski, 22:29.0; 14, Annette Labarbera, Utica-Notre Dame, 22:42.0; 15, Pearl Jewett, General Brown, 22:44.1; 16, Lilly Stone-Smoth, DeRuyter, 22:50.1; 17, Leigha Yaddow, Adirondack, 22:55.2; 18, Giuliana Gianotti, Pulaski, 23:06.4; 19, Cora Loranty, Hamilton, 23:10.3; 20, Daphne Vasilakis, Delhi/South Kortright, 23:12.6.
Girls team standings: 1, Adirondack, 36 points; 2, Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, 44; 3, Pulaski, 49; 4, General Brown, 138; 5, Watertown, 141; 6, Thousand Islands, 146; 7, West Canada Valley, 188; 8, Holland Patent, 196.
at Amsterdam
Luke Pelton of Rome Free Academy set the pace for 109 runners in the boys varsity race with his winning time of 15:24.6.
2, Reid Starks-Swotkewicz, Schoharie, 15:44.5; 3, Bryce Edwards, Chittenango, 16:01.3; 4, Zachary Driscoll, Chittenango, 16:08.8; 5, Alexander Goertzen, Queensbury, 16:10.6; 6, Dylan Pelton, Rome Free Academy, 16:12.8; 7, Liam Miller, Herkimer, 16:20.3; 8, Josh Jenkin, Queensbury, 16:25.0; 9, Matthew Williams, Scotia-Glenville, 16:28.7; 10, Alden Guay, Queensbury, 16:33.6;
11, Luke Stevens, Schoharie, 16:33.7; 12, Noah Chapman, Chittenango, 16:45.7; 13, Carlos Patino, Chittenango, 16:54.8; 14, Vinny Abt, Chittenango, 16:55.3; 15, Brett Carr, Queensbury, 17:02.6; 16, Wyatt Knamm, Rome Free Academy, 17:03.8; 17, Kragen Orleman, Queensbury, 17:04.2; 18, Aaron Cassillo, Scotia-Glenville, 17:14.3; 19, Seth Hendricks, Berlin, 17:16.0; 20, Anthony Morelli, Watervliet, 17:17.5.
Boys team standings: 1, Chittenango, 46 points; 2, Queensbury, 55; 3, Rome Free Academy, 93; 4, Scotia-Glenville, 103; 5, Amsterdam, 170; 6, Schoharie, 170; 7, Fort Plain/Canajoharie/Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville, 223; 8, Tamarac/Hoosick Falls, 227; 9, Herkimer, 281; 10, Mechanicville, 282; 11, Cooperstown, 283; 12, Berlin, 298; 13, Glens Falls, 308; 14, Dolgeville, 316.
Molly Myatt of Oneida set the pace for 65 runners in the girls varsity race with her winning times of 17:37.8.
2, Evelyn Rhodes, Cooperstown, 18:05.1; 3, Ella Ridgeway, Oneida, 19:06.5; 4, Isabella Candee, Oneida, 19:13.2; 5, Paige Rogers, Mechanicville, 19:13.4; 6, Courtney McCarthy, Cooperstown, 19:19.1; 7, Grace Seeley, Dolgeville, 19:23.2; 8, Mia Verheyn, Queensbury, 19:29.5; 9, Makayla Mulheren, Mechanicville, 19:34.1; 10, Grace Powers, Queensbury, 19:42.0;
11, Avery Crain, Amsterdam, 19:43.2; 12, Sophia Davis, Oneida, 19:44.2; 13, Nora Cristaldi, Glens Falls, 20:02.5; 14, Sydney Miller, Queensbury, 20:05.7; 15, Isabella Wood, Rome Free Academy, 20:05.8; 16, Mikailyn Capone, Queensbury, 20:10.2; 17, Harper Purvis, Queensbury, 20:29.4; 18, Alivia Sharron, Rome Free Academy, 20:44.1; 19, Olivia Temp, Cooperstown, 20:55.0; 20, Anna Luckow, Glens Falls, 21:01.5.
Girls team standings: 1, Oneida, 33 points; 2, Queensbury, 49; 3, Mechanicville, 80; 4, Rome Free Academy, 89; 5, Tamarac/Hoosick Falls, 142; 6, Dolgeville, 159; 7, Schoharie, 179.
FIELD HOCKEY
Section III Class B final at Camden High School
Alyssa Lessels’ goal broke a scoreless overtime tie and Makenna Dodge made two saves in the shutout as Vernon-Verona-Sherrill repeated as sectional champion with a second win this season against Camden.
Next Up: Vernon-Verona-Sherrill returns to Camden for sub-regional play November 5 against the Section II champion. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, the 2024 state champion, plays Queensbury in Section II’s November 2 championship game in Schuylerville.
Records: Camden 12-6-0; Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 12-2-0.
Section III Class C final at Camden High School
Layla Rice and Leah Eck scored goals for the Mt. Markham Mustangs who shut out their ninth opponent of the season.
Next Up: Mt. Markham/Cooperstown plays the sectional Class D champion – Little Falls or Morrisville-Eaton – at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School Monday to determine Section III’s Class C representative for the three-class state tournament.
Records: Holland Patent 6-12-0; Mt. Markham/Cooperstown 12-4-1.
Section III Class D final at Camden High School
Jayden Regan scored three goals for Little Falls, Adriana Izzo scored one, and the Mounties won their third consecutive sectional championship. Abigail Leamer scored for Morrosville-Eaton.
Next Up: Little Falls plays Class C champion Mt. Markham/Cooperstown at Vernon-Verona-Sherill November 3 to determine the Section III entry in New York’s state Class C tournament. Little Falls defeated Mt. Markham twice during the regular season, shutting out the Mustangs 6-0 at home September 18 and 1-0 in Winfield October 6.
Records: Morrisville-Eaton 13-5-0; Little Falls 16-2-0.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Records: West Genesee 3-5; Proctor 3-6.
Records: Holland Patent 3-6; Cazenovia 9-0.
Records: Clinton 3-6; Frankfort-Schuyler 9-0.
Records: Cooperstown 4-5; Morrisville-Eaton 7-2.
BOYS SOCCER
Section III Class A final at Jordan-Elbridge High School
Brendan Gruneich had one goal and two assists, Sandi Muric and Benjamin Stevens each had one and one, and Edvin Bubalo and Nicholas Dubon each scored a goal for New Hartford, and Tommy Wamelig was credited with a single save in the Spartans’ sixth consecutive shutout and 10th of the season.
Next Up: New Hartford plays Section IV Maine-Endwell at Union-Endicott High School in a regional playoff match November 8 at 6:30 p.m.. Central Valley Academy gets an at-large bid for the state tournament and plays a sub-regional match at Phoenix High School November 5 against Section X Franklin Academy of Malone, the team New Hartford defeated 11-1 in a similar round last fall.
Records: Central Valley Academy 12-8-0; New Hartford 13-1-5.
Section III Class B final at Jordan-Elbridge High School
Next Up: Westhill plays Section X’s Class B champion in a November 5 sub-regional playoff in Phoenix. Canton and Ogdensburg Free Academy are the Section X finalists playing November 1.
Records: Skaneateles 13-5-2; Westhill 15-1-2.
Section III Class C final at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School
Tied at 1 at halftime, the newly merged Bishop Ludden-Grimes scored in the second half to earn the combined parochial school’s first Section III championship. Johnny Huddleston scored one goal and assisted Luke Ruddy on the other for Bishop Ludden-Grimes. Kerim Ikeljic scored a goal assisted by Nick Aulisi in teh first half for Frankfort-Schuyler.
Next Up: The Gaelic Knights of Bishop Ludden-Grimes play a November 8 regional playoff match at Chenango High School against the winner of Section IV’s November 1 final between Marathon and Seton Catholic of Binghamton.
Records: Frankfort-Schuyler 13-3-2; Bishop Ludden-Grimes 15-2-1.
Section III Class D final at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School
Hamilton led 2-1 at halftime and added four goals after halftime against a team it had beaten 1-0 on the road at an early season tournament. Junior Sawyer Latella scored three goals, Gavin Hames had two goals and one assist, Brody Houck scored one goal, and Jude Page-Fagon had two assists for the Emerald Knights who repeated as sectional champions with a fifth consecutive victory. Gavin Campbell scored for Fabius-Pompey.
Next Up: Hamilton travels to Potsdam for a November 5 sub-regional playoff match against the Section X champion, the winner of a November 2 match between Heuvelton and Colton-Pierrepont.
Records: Fabius-Pompey 11-8-1; Hamilton 18-2-0.
GIRLS SOCCER
Section III Class AAA final at SUNY-Cortland
Records: Liverpool 6-10-0; Cicero-North Syracuse 16-1-0.
Section III Class AA final at SUNY-Cortland
Records: West Genesee 13-3-0; East Syracuse-Minoa 17-1-0.
Section III Class C final at SUNY-Cortland
Sophomore Sanita Selimovic scored a first half goal assisted by Ella Drennen, and goalie Ella Kaleta made 12 saves in the shutout for Frankfort-Schuyler’s Maroon Knights.
Next Up: Frankfort-Schuyler plays a sub-regional playoff match at Potsdam High School November 4 against Section X champion St. Lawrence, a 2-1 winner Saturday over top seed Lisbon.
Records: Frankfort-Schuyler 17-2-1; Hamilton 14-4-2.
Section IV Class D final at Sidney High School
Issy Seamon scored the lone goal in the 66th minute for Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young which had previously beaten Edmeston/Morris for teh Tri-Valley League championship.
Next Up: Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young plays a regional playoff match against the Section III champion November 8 at Nottingham High School in Syracuse. Cincinnatus and Copenhagen will play for the Section III title November 2.
Records: Edmeston/Morris 11-6-1; Richfield Springs/Owen D. Young 16-2-0.
Friday, October 31 scoreboard
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Records: Skaneateles 6-3; Canastota 7-2.
Records: Sauquoit Valley 6-3; Thousand Islands 4-5.
Records: Watervliet/Heatly 3-5; Fonda-Fultonville 9-0.
Thursday, October 30 scoreboard
FIELD HOCKEY
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Records: Baldwinsville 0-9; Liverpool 8-1.
Records: Rome Free Academy 2-7; Cicero-North Syracuse 6-3.
Records: Central Square 4-5; Whitesboro 8-1.
Records: Nottingham 2-7; East Syracuse-Minoa 7-2.
Records: Corcoran 5-4; Fayetteville-Manlius 5-4.
Records: Carthage 7-2; Auburn 6-2.
Records: South Jefferson 2-7; New Hartford 9-0.
Records: Chittenango 3-6; Syracuse Institute of Technology 8-1.
Records: Homer 5-4; Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 7-2.
Records: Central Valley Academy 4-5; Indian River 6-3.
Records: Bishop Ludden-Grimes 2-7; General Brown 8-1.
Records: Little Falls 4-5; Marcellus 6-3.
Records: Mt. Markham 2-7; Lowville Academy 9-0.
Records: Herkimer 2-7; Dolgeville 8-1.
Records: Beaver River 2-7; Cato-Meridian 6-3.
Records: Notre Dame 5-4; Sandy Creek 6-3.
Records: South Lewis 4-5; Waterville 8-1.
BOYS SOCCER
Section III Class AAA final at Fulton High School
Jack Dutter scored three goals for Baldwinsville which led 2-1 at halftime and won its third consecutive sectional title. Ajdin Mujic scored for Proctor.
Next Up: Baldwinsville plays Section II Guilderland in a November 5 sub-regional playoff match at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill High School.
Records: Proctor 13-4-2; Baldwinsville 16-2-0.
Section III Class AA final at Fulton High School
GIRLS SOCCER
Section II Class C semifinal at Niskayuna High School
Section II Class C semifinal at Niskayuna High School
Wednesday, October 29 scores
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
BOYS SOCCER
GIRLS SOCCER
Tuesday, October 28 scoreboard
CROSS COUNTRY
at Fort Plain
Brennan Melita of Fonda-Fultonville set the pace for 80 runners in the varsity boys race with his winning time of 15:58.35.
2, Kyran Clark, Fonda-Fultonville, 15:58.98; 3, Reid Starks-Swotkewicz, Schoharie, 16:00.18; 4, Reed Sargalis, Fonda-Fultonville, 16:13.23; 5, Anthony Bauer, Mayfield/Northville, 16:39.13; 6, Aiden Butler, Fonda-Fultonville, 16:46.43; 7, Nathaniel Lindh, Duanesburg, 16:48.71; 8, Andrew Hughes, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 16:50.37; 9, Luke Stevens, Schoharie, 16:52.30; 10, Exavier Garcia, Fonda-Fultonville, 16:55.44;
11, Bryce Andrews, Fort Plain, 16:59.49; 12, Evan Paliwoda, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 17:05.56; 13, Northern Dutcher, Mayfield/Northville, 17:12.57; 14, Logan Musto, Fonda-Fultonville, 17:17.56; 15, Carter Rose, Fonda-Fultonville, 17:18.32; 16, Nathaniel McDevitt, Galway, 17:19.79; 17, Gabriel Mele, Galway, 17:19.98; 18, Patrick Lendrum, Berne-Knox-Westerlo, 17:34.43; 19, Max Kenney, Schoharie, 17:34.85; 20, Liam Belknap, Mayfield/Northville, 17:36.19.
Boys team standings: 1, Fonda-Fultonville, 22 points; 2, Mayfield/Northville, 90; 3, Galway, 97; 4, Schoharie, 120; 5, Fort Plain/Canajoharie/Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville, 141; 6, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 147; 7, Berne-Knox-Westerlo, 156.
Lakelyn Laudato of Duanesburg set the pace for 35 runners in the varsity girls race with her winning time of 19:30.62.
2, Baylee Forsythe, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 19:59.81; 3, Nora Johnson, Johnstown, 20:32.43; 4, Delanie McRedmond, Fonda-Fultonville, 20:45.40; 5, Alexandra Pelaez, Fonda-Fultonville, 20:57.43; 6, Ailey Nelson, Galway, 21:01.99; 7, Gabrielle Hughes, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 21:03.30; 8, Samantha Mentiply, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 21:14.52; 9, Natalie Girard, Fonda-Fultonville, 21:23.99; 10, Cheyenne Stuart, Fonda-Fultonville, 21:39.78;
11, Anabelle Miller, Fonda-Fultonville, 21:44.30; 12, Molly Laudato, Duanesburg, 21:54.84; 13, Amelia Jordan, Galway, 22:03.46; 14, Allison Newkirk, Fonda-Fultonville, 22:09.51; 15, Matilda Walton, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 22:21.84; 16, Abigail Miller, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 22:55.81; 17, Sophia Lorenz, Johnstown, 23:17.52; 18, Lilah Coons, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 23:18.81; 19, Sophia Cozzolino, Johnstown, 23:22.58; 20, Allison Okyay, Schoharie, 23:33.30.
Girls team standings: 1, Fonda-Fultonville, 31 points; 2, Cobleskill-Richmondville, 38; 3, Duanesburg, 70; 4, Holy Trinity, 111; 5, Schoharie, 117.
FIELD HOCKEY
Section III Class A semifinal at Camden High School
Aileen Carey, Riley Gallagher, Grecelyn Manderson and Josie Summa scored goals for Rome Free Academy, and Brooke Benson made six saves.
Next Up: Rome Free Academy, the No. 1 seed and defending champion, plays for a sectional championship November 1 against No. 2 Baldwinsville, a 1-0 winner over Cicero-North Syracuse.
Records: Liverpool 10-7-0; Rome Free Academy 16-0-0.
Section III Class B semifinal at Camden High School
Kali Zydzik scored in the fourth quarter with an assist from Mckenzie Kopytowski for Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, and Makenna Dodge made three saves in the shutout. New Hartford had beaten Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 2-0 on the road September 15.
Next Up: No. 1 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill, winner of six consecutive games, plays the November 1 final at Camden against the third-seeded host school, a team it defeated on its home field during the regular season.
Records: New Hartford 10-8-0; Vernon-Verona-Sherrill 11-2-0.
Section III Class B semifinal at Camden High School
Rylie Meagher scored for Camden with an assist from Avery Morrison, and Katherine Dean made a single save in the shutout. Whitesboro goalie Kaydence Schmidt made two saves. Whitesboro had beaten Camden twice during the regular season in Tri-Valley League play.
Next Up: No. 3 Camden plays No. 1 Vernon-Verona-Sherrill in the November 1 final on its home field. Vernon-Verona-Sherrill was a 6-1 winner at home at Sheveron Stadium when the teams previously met September 18.
Records: Camden 12-5-0; Whitesboro 10-7-0.
BOYS SOCCER
Section III Class AAA semifinal at Fulton High School
Ajdin Grabovica scored a goal assisted by Ajdin Mujic for Proctor and Ryan Hope scored for Liverpool during the second half. Khaled Mohamad made 10 saves for Proctor while Jacob McQuaters had three for LIverpool.
Next Up: No. 3 Proctor returns to Fulton October 30 to play for the championship against No. 1 Baldwinsville, a 1-0 winner over Syracuse’s Christian Brothers Academy.
Records: Proctor 12-3-3; Liverpool 12-2-4.
GIRLS SOCCER
Section III Class A semifinal at Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Raiyah Patterson scored two goals and assisted on two others for New Hartford, Elizabeth Rayhill had two goals and one assist, Maddie Truax had one goal and two assists; Bria Nackley had one goal and one assist, and Mikayla Jaros and Laney St. Croix each scored a goal.
Next Up: No. 1 New Hartford travels to SUNY-Cortland Sunday to play for a fifth consecutive sectional championship against No. 3 Jamesville-DeWitt, a semifinal winner in a penalty kick shootout over No. 2 Christian Brothers Academy of Syracuse.
Records: Chittenango 13-6-0; New Hartford 15-1-1.
Monday, October 27 scoreboard
FIELD HOCKEY
Section III Class C semifinal
Senior Kacie Owens scored a career-high three goals for Mt. Markham and Madeline Bard scored one and assisted on another for Mt. Markham, and goalie Ayva Kantor made three saves. Jordin Thomson Rivera scored the Canastota goal, and Christina McClure made six saves. Mt. Markham had previously defeated Canastota twice during the regular season.
Next Up: No. 1 Mt. Markham plays No. 3 Holland Patent in the October 30 championship game at Camden High School.
Records: Canastota 7-10-0; Mt. Markham/Cooperstown 11-4-1.
Section III Class C semifinal
Kiera Zike scored an unassisted goal in the first quarter for Holland Patent, and Ava Larry made one save in the fifth shutout for the Golden Knights who won for the third time in four games. Rae Western made two saves for Cazenovia.
Next Up: No. 3 Holland Patent plays No. 1 Mt. Markham in the October 30 championship game at Camden High School.
Records: Holland Patent 6-11-0; Cazenovia 10-7-0.
Section III Class D semifinal at Camden High School
Jayden Regan scored two goals, Alexa Eddy and Marya McCumber each scored one, and Adriana Izzo had two assists for Little Falls, and goalie Giuliana Izzo made one save in the Mounties’ sixth consecutive shutout, 10th in 11 games, and 12th of the season.
Next Up: No. 1 Little Falls and No. 2 Morrisville-Eaton return to Camden for the October 30 championship game. Little Falls defeated Morrisville-Eaton 3-0 at home September 30.
Records: Weedsport 9-7-2; Little Falls 15-2-0.
Section III Class D semifinal at Camden High School
Mikyla Broedel and Abigail Leamer each scored two goals for Morrisville-Eaton, Allyson McConnville scored one and had an assist, and Addison Shantal had two assists. Katie Randall scored both Clinton goals.
Next Up: No. 2 Morrisville-Eaton and No. 1 Little Falls return to Camden for the October 30 championship game.
Records: Clinton 11-7-0; Morrisville-Eaton 13-4-0.
GIRLS SOCCER
Section II Class C quarterfinal
Nyha Bonneau scored the Julia Elwood-assisted golden goal at the 13-minute mark in first overtime period for Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville. Lily Arduini and Callie Gray scored goals in the first half for Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville. Mia O’Brien scored both Waterford-Halfmoon goals, one before halftime, and one after.
Next Up: No. 5 Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville plays No. 1 Stillwater, a 5-0 winner over Mayfield, in the late October 30 semifinal match at Niskayuna High School.
Records: Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville 14-4-0; Waterford-Halfmoon 12-6-0.
This article originally appeared on Times Telegram: Mohawk Valley high school sports scoreboard, schedule for October 27-November 2
Reporting by Jon Rathbun, Herkimer Times Telegram / Times Telegram
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