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Oct. 29
Section 4 Class C Semifinals
2-Elmira Notre Dame 2, 3-Bainbridge-Guilford 2 (END advances on PKs)
Notre Dame won the second five-round penalty-kick shootout, 1-0, after the teams finished 3-3 in the first set of PKs.
Notre Dame (10-3): MK Young made it 1-1 with a goal with 21:50 left in regulation; Ellie Green made is 2-2 off a Young assist with 4:24 to play in regulation. Scorers for END in first set of PKs were Green, Rose Daly and Mira Maxwell. Sadie Potter was only scorer in second set of PKs.
Bainbridge-Guilford: Breanna Casey 2 goals. Scorers for B-G in first set of PKs were Kamry Patten, Keelan Ammon and Casey.
Crusaders will play Groton in the sectional final at 4 p.m. Nov. 1 at Sidney High School.
Groton 1, Trumansburg 0 (OT)
Groton: Devyn Blasz scored in overtime as the Red Hawks topped top-seeded Trumansburg.
Section 4 Class B semifinals
Watkins Glen 4, Oneonta 3 (OT)
WG: Michaela Wheaton scored the winning goal with 1:13 left in overtime. Ava Kelly 2 goals, Olivia King 1 goal; Natalie VanSkiver, Rachel Vickio assists; Emma Cady 12 saves.
The Lake Hawks will play Chenango Forks in the championship game at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 1 at Chenango Valley.
Said WG coach Scott Morse: “It was another incredibly resilient effort tonight to get the win in double-overtime. In a strange game where we made several uncharacteristic mistakes, it would have been easy for the girls to get down and let it slip away, but they didn’t. They showed tremendous heart and gave it their all to get a huge win on the road to earn the right to play for the sectional title.”
Section 4 Class A semifinals
Waverly 2, Chenango Valley 1
Waverly: Kaylin Twedt and Liliana Boothby first-half goals. Claire Clonch 15 saves.
CV: Tiffani Schaefer scored with 24:12 left.
Third-seeded Waverly will play top-seeded Maine-Endwell in the championship game at 11 a.m. Nov. 1 at Chenango Valley’s stadium field.
Said Waverly coach Tara Hogan: “In the last two weeks we have focused on recovering, keeping morale high, and working in two scrimmages vs. two formidable teams (Elmira and Horseheads). Those teams helped us prepare for tonight.
“We tried a few new lineups against those teams, but we stuck with what we know best. … Overall our first half was excellent. We played with confidence and composure.”
Oct. 25
Section 4 Class B Quarterfinals
3-Watkins Glen 6, 6-Union Springs/Port Byron 0
WG: Michaela Wheaton 3 goals; Natalie VanSkiver 1-1; Ava Kelly 1-0; Olivia King 1-0; Amelie Woods 0-1; Aleah Ventra 0-1; Emma Cady 4 saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “I thought the team put on an incredible performance today. Another game where every member of the team played an important role in getting the win.”
Watkins Glen advanced to a semifinal at Oneonta on Oct. 29.
4-Sidney 4, 5-Lansing 0
Sidney: Nayla Miley 3 goals (sixth hat trick of the season); Chloe van der Sommen 1-1; Kaden O’Hara 0-1; Addison Benedict 0-1.
Sidney plays at top-seeded Chenanango Forks at 7 p.m. Oct. 29 in a semifinal.
Section 4 Class C Quarterfinal
2-Elmira Notre Dame 3, 10-Greene 1
END: MK Young 3 goals.
Notre Dame hosts Bainbridge-Guilford in a semifinal Oct. 29.
Oct. 18
IAC Large School Championship
Watkins Glen 1, Trumansburg 0
WG: Ava Kelly scored the lone goal off an assist from Michaela Wheaton with 15:07 remaining as the Lake Hawks (12-3) sent Trumansburg (12-1-1) to its first loss. Emma Cady had 4 saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “It’s always special to win a league championship, but this one means a lot. Last year we graduated several all-star players and I think people counted this team out. To watch them work so hard, support one another, and succeed has been incredible.”
IAC Small School Championship
Southern Cayuga 1, Tioga 0 (OT)
SC: Kyleigh Johnson scored off an assist from Haylee Young with 7:23 left in the second overtime to give Southern Cayuga (13-1-1) its first IAC Small School title.
Oct. 17
STAC Championship
Ithaca 2, Maine-Endwell 0
Ithaca (11-2-1): Isabel Makosch headed in Tessa Makosch’s corner kick with 34 minutes left to break scoreless tie. Sonia Enns scored Little Red’s second goal with 13:18 left as Ithaca secured its fifth STAC title.
Sidney 2, Delhi 0
Sidney: Shannon Crowley, Chloe van der Sommen goals; Nayla Miley 2 assists; Trinity Lowe 5 saves.
Delhi: Alexia White 4 saves.
Oct. 16
IAC South Large School Tiebreaker
Watkins Glen 2, Elmira Notre Dame 1
WG (11-3): Michaela Wheaton scored the tying goal off a cross from Ava Kelly with 9:28 left in the first half. Kelly scored the go-ahead goal off an Olivia King assist with 34:12 remaining. Emma Cady had 6 saves, including one on a penalty kick.
END (8-3): MK Young scored with 24 minutes left in the first half.
Watkins Glen will play Trumansburg in the IAC Large School final at 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “I couldn’t be more proud of this team and the resiliency they displayed in winning the Large School South Division. To go on the road against a talented, well-coached Notre Dme team and manage to win showed tremendous heart.
“Emma Cady was phenomenal in goal today. She had a couple spectacular saves, but her penalty kick save was incredible.”
Oct. 15
Thomas A. Edison 6, Afton/Harpursville 0
TAE: Hannah Lasko 3 goals, 1 assist; Eliza Crandall 2 goals, 3 assists; Aurora Parlo 1 goal; Sydney Gibbs, Marlee Savino assists; Kaylynn Tarby 3 saves.
Oxford 1, Sidney 0
Oxford: Paige Rickard scored with 3:01 left in the second overtime on a direct kick. Jennavieve Denz 7 saves.
Sidney: Trinity Lowe 6 saves.
STAC semifinals
Ithaca 2, Chenango Forks 0
Maine-Endwell 6, Oneonta 0
Ithaca will host Maine-Endwell in the championship game, with date and time TBA.
Oct. 14
Southern Cayuga 2, Lansing 0
Southern Cayuga (12-1-1): Madison Gentz, Amelia Binns goals; Haylee Young 2 assists; Cennedi McCarthy recorded team’s 10th shutout of the season in goal. Southern Cayuga has outscored opponents 36-5.
Southern Cayuga will play Tioga in the IAC Small School championship game at 6 p.m. Oct. 18 at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
Horseheads 5, Waverly 0
Horseheads: Madison Ribble 3 goals; Samantha Bonner, Ely Bachert goals.
Waverly: Claire Clonch 21 saves.
Oct. 13
Chenango Valley 3, Delhi 0
CV: Braeleigh Durkot 2 goals; Sydney Keough goal.
Southern Cayuga 2, Newfield 0
SC: Haylee Young goal, assist; Rosie Glennon goal; Cennedi McCarthy with the team’s ninth shutout of the season. SC (11-1-1) clinched the IAC North Large School title.
Oct. 10
Elmira Notre Dame 2, Watkins Glen 0
END: Jhamairah Maxwell scored first goal off an assist from Emily Coseo with 27:10 left. MK Young added insurance goal off set piece after Lizzie Young was fouled.
WG (9-3): Emma Cady 2 saves, Olivia King 2 saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “Tonight we looked tired from the start and just couldn’t get anything to click. We made some plays early and had opportunities to score but just couldn’t take advantage of them. Our energy faded from there and that can be tough against a very talented team like Notre Dame.”
Odessa-Montour 3, Newark Valley 2
O-M: Leah Antes 2 goals, Avery Nolan goal, Brooke Burns 5 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Not our best-played game this season, but a fun one to end on and pull out a good win against a tough Newark Valley team with a very talented center back.
“Although our season is over and our record wasn’t what we hoped for when we started, these girls came a long way and played with everything they had every game and did so for an entire season with no subs.”
Oct. 9
Ithaca 3, Horseheads 2 (OT)
Ithaca: Sonia Enns scored the winning goal in overtime as the Little Red clinched the STAC West title. Eliza DeRito had a goal and an assist, and Isabel Makosch scored a goal.
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt 2 goals.
Watkins Glen 6, South Seneca 0
WG: Michaela Wheaton 2 goals; Ava Kelly, Olivia King, Erin Snow 1 goal each; Aleah Ventra assist; 1 own-goal; Emma Cady 1 save.
Oct. 8
Corning 3, Elmira 2
Corning: Makenna Kempton 3 goals to give Hawks a 3-0 lead, including two in the opening half.
Elmmira: Gianna Capilli 2 goals.
Watkins Glen 6, Lansing 1
WG (9-2): Ava Kelly 3 goals, 2 assists; Michaela Wheaton 2 goals, 1 assist; Amelie Woods 1 goal, 1 assist; Emma Cady 2 saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “I could not be prouder of the team and they way they played tonight. They moved the ball well, communicated well, and played an excellent defensive game. It was another game where every player on the team contributed to the overall effort.
“Lansing is a talented young team with a very good coach, so you have to be ready when you compete against them and I like how we came out of the gate forward.”
Groton 2, Southern Cayuga 0
Groton handed Southern Cayuga its first loss.
Newfield 5, Odessa-Montour 4 (OT)
O-M: Leah Antes 3 goals, Maddie Wallenbeck 1 goal, Avery Nolan 2 assists, Brooke Burns 10 saves.
Chenango Valley 1, Waverly 0 (OT)
CV: Braeleigh Durkot scored the winning goal at the 7:29 mark of the first overtime. Hannah Watson 9 saves.
Waverly: Taylin Gonzalez 12 saves.
Oct. 7
Oxford 2, Delhi 0
Oxford: Kayla Knapp, Jane Fluery goals; Collette Kappauf, Paige Rickard assists.
Delhi (7-5): Alexia White 8 saves.
Oct. 6
Southern Cayuga 3, Moravia 0
SC: Rosie Glennon 2 goals; Haylee Young 1 goal, 1 assist; Cennedi McCarthy and Madison Gentz combined for team’s seventh shutout of the season. Southern Cayuga can clinch IAC North Small School title with a win over Groton on Oct. 8.
Sidney 3, Oxford 2 (2 OT)
Sidney: Stella Smith scored winning goal off assist from Nayla Miley with four seconds left in the second overtime. Smith had 2 goals, Miley had a goal and 2 assists; Brooke Baker added an assist and Trinity Lowe had 13 saves.
Oxford: Kayla Knapp 1 goal, 1 assist; Emily Williams goal; Jennavieve Denz 2 saves.
Delhi 3, Afton/Harpursville 0
Delhi: Eliza Cook 2 goals; Annie Dewitt goal; Leah Young assist; Alexia White 1 save.
A/H: Appalonia Bushaw 19 saves.
Chenango Forks 3, Waverly 2
CF: Maya Rullo, Delaney Wood, Maggie O’Conner goals. O’Conner’s goal with 30:42 remaining broke a 2-2 tie. Patricia Su 16 saves.
Waverly: Makenzie Olmsted scored on a PK; Maci Wheeler goal. Claire Clonch 26 saves.
Oct. 4
Tioga 2, Odessa-Montour 1
O-M: Brooke Burns 8 saves, Leah Antes goal.
Tioga: Scored winning goal on a penalty kick with 55 seconds remaining.
Oct. 3
Watkins Glen 1, Thomas A. Edison 0
WG (8-2): Michaela Wheaton goal, Emma Cady 2 saves.
TAE: Kaylynn Tarby 11 saves.
Southern Cayuga 0, Red Creek 0
Cennedi McCarthy with the shutout for Southern Cayuga (9-0-1).
Athens 2, Chenango Valley 1
CV: Lauren Holdridge goal.
Oct. 2
Delhi 5, Walton/Downsville 1
Delhi: Tyler Abts 2 goals; Leah Young, Luciane Smith, Chloe Finn 1 goal each; Eliza Cook assist; Alexia White and Jillian Fisher combined 1 save.
W/D: Calla Conklin goal; Braelyn Gilles 10 saves.
Oct. 1
Horseheads 2, Corning 1 (OT)
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt scored the overtime winner off an assist from Maddie Ribble. Katie Miley netted the tying goal with 15:06 left in the first half.
Corning: Brynna Walsh’s goal with 23:54 left in the first half gave the Hawks a 1-0 lead.
Newfield 2, Odessa-Montour 1 (OT)
O-M: Leah Antes scored off an assist from Maddie Wallenbeck; Brooke Burns 6 saves, Vanessa Wood 2 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Tough one to lose on Senior Night. The girls played hard and we had some great opportunities we just couldn’t put away. Newfield is a solid team that showed up ready to win and moved the ball well.”
Watkins Glen 5, Spencer-Van Etten/Candor 2
WG: Olivia King 2 goals; Michaela Wheaton, Emma Lewis, Isabella Bellavigna 1 goal each; Erin Snow assist; Emma Cady 5 saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “Another nice total team effort today. I thought we moved the ball well throughout and defended their fast forwards well.”
Southern Cayuga 2, Marathon 0
SC (9-0): Elizabeth Ryan 2 goals; Madison Gentz assist.
Waverly 2, Owego 0
Waverly: Gianna Soprano scored off an assist from Lilliana Boothby in the first half; Kait Sutton made it 2-0 with 16:58 remaining. Claire Clonch 13 saves.
Sept. 30
Chenango Valley 3, Chenango Forks 1
CV: Tiffani Schaefer 2 goals; Abby Herceg 1 goal.
CF: Aubrey McMullen goal.
Southern Cayuga 6, Odessa-Montour 1
SC (8-0): Kyleigh Johnson 2 goals; Cennedi McCarthy, Elizabeth Ryan, Rosie Glennon, Haylee Young 1 goal each.
O-M: Maddie Wallenbeck goal, Leah Antes assist, Brooke Burns 11 saves.
Sept. 29
Corning 2, Union-Endicott 1
Corning: Hayden Robertson scored the winner after Brynna Walsh was fouled in the box with 5 seconds left in overtime. Brynna Walsh scored the first Hawks goal on a breakaway. Karina Swarthout 12 saves.
Said Hawks coach Julie Pierce: “It was a hard-fought battle on both sides. U-E had the majority of play in the first 20 minutes, but we adjusted well, especially in the second half. … Keana Mann was relentless in the second half, and Kenna Kempton played a pivotal role in the win.”
Sept. 27
Southern Cayuga 2, Union Springs/Port Byron 1
SC: Rosie Glennon, Elizabeth Ryan goals.
Sept. 25
Odessa-Montour 6, Newark Valley 2
O-M: Leah Antes 2 goals; Avery Nolan 2 goals; Aspyn Skinner goal off a free kick; O-M scored on a Newark Valley own-goal; Brooke Burns 7 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Great team effort tonight. We moved the ball much better and created some great scoring opportunities.”
Sidney 4, Unatego 2
Sidney: Nayla Miley 3 goals, 1 assist; Stella Smith 1-0; Shannon Crowley 0-1; Trinity Lowe 7 saves.
Unatego: Avery James, Jordan Parks goals; Harley Birdsall assist; Lindsay Rinker 4 saves.
Watkins Glen 2, Union Springs/Port Byron 0
WG: Natalee Oliver, Aleah Ventra goals; Emma Cady 4 saves.
Said Schuyler Storm coach Scott Morse: “I thought the team played really well again tonight. Defensively, we were excellent throughout the game. Offensively, we created some excellent scoring opportunities and that’s all you can ask for.
“It’s truly a terrific team of young ladies and I am really pleased with how they are coming together midway through the season.”
Southern Cayuga 1, Elmira 0
SC: Haylee Young scored on a direct kick in the first half as Southern Cayuga improved to 6-0; Cennedi McCarthy had the shutout in goal.
Thomas A. Edison 2, Lansing 2
TAE: Hannah Lasko 2 goals; Paige Vaughn assist; Eliza Crandall assist.
Ithaca 1, Corning 1
Corning: Kate Winderl goal off Brynna Walsh assist.
Ithaca: Eliza DeRito goal.
Said Corning coach Julie Pierce: “Karina Swarthout had an amazing night in goal with 13 saves.
Sept. 24
Chenango Valley 2, Owego 1
CV: Isabella Testani, Chloe Williams goals.
Owego: Ashlyn Dalton goal.
Waverly 5, Seton CC 0
Waverly: Ryleigh Judson, Makenzie Olmsted, Kailyn Twedt, Lilliana Boothby, Maci Wheeler goals; Boothby, Wheeler assists; Claire Clonch 2 saves; Taylin Gonzalez 3 saves.
Horseheads 9, Johnson City 0
Horseheads: Elly Bachert 2 goals.
Sept. 23
Delhi 2, Greene 1
Delhi: Kelsea Small, Eliza Cook goals; Leah Young 2 assists; Alexia White 3 saves.
Greene: Melanie Specht 1-0; Caitlin Walls 0-1; Quinlan Cavanaugh and Khloe Waltz 11 saves.
Odessa-Montour 6, Moravia 2
O-M: Leah Antes 4 goals; Avery Nolan 2 goals; Antes, Maddie Wallenbeck, Nolan 1 assist each; Brooke Burns 7 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Created some good scoring opportunities tonight and were able to put some away.”
Watkins Glen 6, Tioga 3
WG (5-1): Michaela Wheaton 3 goals; Olivia King 2-1; Ava Kelly 1-2; Brianna Hatch 0-1; Emma Lewis 0-1; Emma Cady 3 saves, Hatch 6 saves.
Said Schuyler Storm coach Scott Morse: “On a night where we went on the road for a 7:30 start in heavy rain throughout, it was a strange game to say the least. As the score reflects, it was kind of a wild shootout against a talented Tioga team. We continue to move the ball well as a team and I’m proud of the girls and the way they handled adversity tonight.
Sept. 22
Delhi 10, Gilboa-Conesville 1
Delhi: Tyler Abts 3 goals, 1 assist; Eliza Cook 3-1; Kelsea Smith, Luciane Smith, Chloe Finn, Jaylynn Prisco 1 goal each; Smith, Makenna Naples, Annie Dewitt assists.
Gilboa-Conesville: Quinnci Olmstead goal.
Chenango Valley 2, Seton CC 0
CV: Tiffani Schaefer 2 goals.
Horseheads 4, Elmira 0
Horseheads: Maddie Ribble 2 goals; Sydney Blunt, Shiloh McInerney 1 goal each.
Sept. 20
Elmira 2, Watkins Glen 0
Elmira: Hailey Hamilton scored off an assist from Gracelyn Wheeler with 4:51 left in the first half. Wheeler put the Express 2-0 with a goal with 30:11 remaining.
WG: Brianna Hatch made a save on a penalty kick among her six saves.
Said Watkins Glen coach Scott Morse: “We fell short today, but I’m very proud of the girls and how they played the game. Every year when we are filling out our schedule, I try to find some larger schools to play, and Ia appreciate Elmira giving us the opportunity. Elmira is a young team, but they are very talented and played a great game today.”
Corning 1, Chenango Valley 1
Braeleigh Durkot scored for CV.
Sept. 19
Waverly 4, Susquehanna Valley 1
Waverly: Lilliana Boothby 2 goals; Kait Sutton 1-1; Kaylin Twedt 1-0; Ryleigh Judson 0-1; Emilia Mitchell 0-1.
SV: Addison Ruffo 1-0; Gracie Wallace 0-1.
Groton 6, Odessa-Montour 1
O-M: Vanessa Wood goal, Brooke Burns 12 saves.
Horseheads 1, Vestal 0
Sept. 18
Sidney 2, Afton/Harpursville 1
Sidney: Nayla Miley 2 goals; Addisyn Umbra, Stella Smith 1 assist each; Trinity Lowe 3 saves.
AH: Ashley Ruff goal, Appalonia Bushaw 18 saves.
Sept. 17
Thomas A. Edison 3, Spencer-Van Etten/Candor 2
TAE: Paige Vaughan scored the tiebreaking goal with 7:47 left off an assist from Hannah Lasko. Aurora Parlo scored off a Crandall corner kick, and Hannah Lasko scored on a breakaway off a Crandall feed to put Edison up 2-1 with 30:35 remaining.
SVEC: Alexandra Lyon scored both goals, including the tying score with 19:24 to play.
Corning 2, Vestal 1
Corning: Hayden Robertson 2 goals; Brynna Walsh assist; Karina Swarthout 7 saves.
Said Hawks coach Julie Pierce: “The win was a total team effort. Despite being down by a goal in the first half, we played some of our best soccer of the season. Maggie Calkins, Roni Nevins and Hayden Robertson were relentless on defense, shutting down attacks and setting the tone in the back.
“In the midfield, Makenna Kempton, Ruby Squire and Keana Mann controlled the pace of the game and connected play beautifully. Younger players stepped up when we needed them most, showing poise and determination. Brynna Walsh left her mark as well, making key contributions that helped turn the momentum in our favor.”
Waverly 2, Chenango Valley 1
Waverly: Lilliana Boothby scored go-ahead goal in the second half off a cross from Ryleigh Judson. Maci Wheeler scored on a corker kick less than two minutes into the game. Claire Clonch 7 saves.
CV: Tiffany Schaefer scored on a long shot with 33:48 left in the first half.
Said Waverly coach Tara Hogan: “Lily’s goal was fantastic. We love that Lily isn’t afraid to use her body and she followed the cross from Ryleigh very well.”
Sept. 16
Campbell-Savona 6, Odessa-Montour 0
O-M: Vanessa Wood 6 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Four games in six days with no subs showed tonight. Proud of the girls for playing until the end against a solid Campbell-Savona team. It’ll be good to get some much-needed rest before Friday.”
Bainbridge-Guilford 3, Sidney 2
Sidney: Nayla Miley 1 goal, 1 assist; Brooke Baker 1-0; Trinity Lowe 14 saves.
B-G: Jaylin Henderson 1-1 (scored on a PK); Keegan Ammon 1-0; Kamry Patten 1-0; Breanna Casey 0-1; Danika Park 8 saves.
Sept. 15
Southern Cayuga 5, Moravia 0
SC: Haylee Young 3 goals; Rosie Glennon, Audry Larson goals. Cennedi McCarthy and Madison Gentz combined for fourth shutout of season for Southern Cayuga (5-0).
Chenango Forks 3, Waverly 1
Forks: Aubrey McMullen 2 goals; Maya Rullo goal; Grace Hogan assist.
Waverly: Gianna Soprano scored on a PK to tie score 1-1 with about 15 minutes left in first half. Claire Clonch 4 saves; Taylin Gonzalez 5 saves.
Watkins Glen 7, Thomas A. Edison 1
WG (4-0): Ava Kelly, Michaela Wheaton, Olivia King 2 goals each; 1 own-goal by TAE; Erin Snow 3 assists; Zade Gomez-Fitzsimmons assist; Brianna Hatch 4 saves.
Said WG coach Scott Morse: “We played well again tonight. I thought we moved the ball well and created excellent opportunities to score. Every player on the team did some really good things throughout the game.”
Tioga 4, Odessa-Montour 2
O-M: Maddie Raymond and Avery Nolan goals; Leah Antes assist; Vanessa Wood 7 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Not our best effort tonight. Our third game in five dans and coming from being off (Sunday) showed. We weren’t able to find feet as much tonight and Tioga has some talented players that capitalized on our mistakes. Lots of season left to play and learn from this moving forward.”
Elmira 0, Corning 0
Ithaca 2, Horseheads 1
Sept. 13
Spencer-Van Etten/Candor 3, Odessa-Montour 2
O-M: Avery Nolan first varsity goal off Leah Antes assist; Aspyn Skinner unassisted goal on a direct kick; Vanessa Wood 7 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Hard-fought game today. Very proud of the effort from all 11 girls, giving everything they’ve got to try and come back in this game. We just didn’t finish some of our chances. SVEC is a good team with some talented players and it was great to see us go toe-to-toe with them.”
Corning 1, Ithaca 0
Corning: Liz Mazzali scored off a direct kick early in the second half in the win over defending Section 4 Class AAA champion Ithaca. Karina Swarthout 14 saves.
Said Corning coach Julie Pierce of Swarthout: “She is a young goalie who made great decisions and kept her focus throughout the game.”
Pierce on Corning: “This is our third game and our team is beginning to understand each other. Hayden Robertson, Marge Calkins, Kenna Kempton and Roni Nevins were outstanding, but the entire team showed up today. We will keep growing.”
Sept. 12
Waverly 2, Owego 1
Waverly: Gianna Soprano winning goal with 8:55 left in first overtime; Kait Sutton first-half goal; Claire Clonch 7 saves.
Owego: Ashlyn Dalton tying goal with 6:09 left in regulation.
Chenango Forks 1, Chenango Valley 0
CF: Aubrey McMullen goal.
Southern Cayuga 6, Newark Valley 0
SC: Cennedi McCarthy 3 goals.
Horseheads 5, Elmira 0
Horseheads: Sydney Blunt 3 goals; Sammie Bonnell, Amaya Abeyaratne 1 goal each.
Sept. 11
Odessa-Montour 2, Marathon 2 (2 OT)
O-M: Leah Antes 2 goals, Avery Nolan assist, Vanessa Wood 12 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Our team definitely left it all out there tonight. We just couldn’t put one more chance away. It was a battle between both teams and fun to watch for sure for anyone in attendance tonight. Playing with no subs we definitely were gassed when it came to overtime, but the girls brought what energy they had left to try and scrape out a win.”
Sidney 2, Delhi 1
Sidney: Nayla Miley, C. Van der Sommen goals, Miley assist, Trinity Lowe 6 saves.
Delhi: Danielle Ennist goal; Jillian Fishner and Alexia White combined for 1 save.
Sept. 10
Chenango Valley 2, Owego Free Academy 1
CV: Braeleigh Durkot, Tiffani Schaefer goals.
OFA: Ashlyn Dalton goal.
Seton Catholic Central 2, Waverly 1
Seton: Sarah Lewis deciding goal on a penalty kick with 13 minutes left. Tori Hopkins scored a first-half goal.
Waverly: Maci Wheeler scored on a corner kick with 29 minutes remaining; Taylin Gonzalez 11 saves.
Ithaca 3, Elmira 0
Sept. 9
Watkins Glen 7, Spencer-Van Etten/Candor 1
WG: Ava Kelly 3 goals; Michaela Wheaton 1 goal, 1 assist; Aleah Ventra 1-1; Breanna Hatch 1-0; Rachel Vickio 1-0; Olivia King 0-2; Natalie VanSkiver 0-1; Amelie Woods 0-1; Emma Cady 2 saves, Brianna Hatch 1 save.
Said WG coach Scott Morse: “Tonight was a total team effort against a good team. I really like how well we are moving the ball right now and creating opportunities to score. It is really great to see a team come together as they have and play so unselfishly.”
Sept. 8
Chenango Valley 3, Seton CC 1
CV: Braeleigh Durkot, Lauren Holdridge, Tiffani Schaefer goals.
Southern Cayuga 1, Marathon 0 (OT)
SC: Haley Young scored on a direct kick in the first period of OT; Madison Gentz and Cennedi McCarthy combined for the shutout.
Sept. 5
Southern Cayuga 1, Groton 0
SC: Haylee Young shutout in goal.
Chenango Valley 4, Oneonta 0
CV: Braeleigh Durkot, Tiffany Schaefer 2 goals each.
Delhi 3, Rockland 0
Delhi: Eliza Cook 2 goals; Chloe Finn goal in consolation game of Flannery Tournament; Danielle Ennist, Luciane Smith assists.
Sidney 3, Sullivan West 0
Sidney: Brooke Baker, Stella Smith, Nayla Miley goals in third-place game of Jane Flanner Tournament; Alexis Mott assist; Trinity Lowe 7 saves. SW: Rowan Hubbert 10 saves.
Union Springs 2, Odessa-Montour 1
O-M: Leah Antes goal, Vanessa Wood 8 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Ran out of gas. Extremely proud of the girls and their effort tonight. We really played most of the game with no subs and Union Springs had some speed up front and a very talented midfielder. Aspyn Skinner played a phenomenal game at center back for us, cleaning up and stopping so many Union Springs attacks.
Sept. 4
Watkins Glen 2, Elmira Notre Dame 1 (OT)
WG (2-0): Michaela Wheaton 2 goals, including winner on a penalty kick in overtime. Olivia King assist, Emma Cady 5 saves, Brianna Hatch 1 save.
END: MK Young scored tying goal early in second half.
Said WG coach Scott Morse: “In our second game of the season we prevailed in a difficult game that, honestly, could have gone either way. Notre Dame is fast, aggressive and talented and it’s always a challenge playing there.”
Union Springs Tournament
Odessa-Montour 3, Thomas A. Edison 1
O-M: Maddie Wallenbeck 1 goal, 1 assist; Leah Antes goal; Avery Spaccio goal; Avery Nolan assist; Vanessa Wood 6 saves.
Said O-M coach Sage Garrison: “Great to get a nice win to start off the season. Proud of the girls. They stepped up on the field ready to play and brought good energy, moved the ball well, and communicated throughout the game. Thomas Edison played hard and created some dangerous scoring opportunities when our legs got heavy, but we were able to clean some of them up.”
Sept. 3
Waverly 1, Oneonta 1
Waverly: Kait Sutton scored with 35:48 left in first half; Claire Clonch 4 saves; Taylin Gonzalez 3 saves.
Oneonta: Tying goal with 21:54 left in first half.
Said Waverly coach Tara Hogan: “We had a great start to the game despite having spacing issues with players crowding others. We had a lot of opportunities but fell short when it came to putting solid shots on the goal.”
Southern Cayuga 5, Tioga 1
SC: Haylee Young 2 goals; Cennedi McCarthy, Madison Gentz, Elizabeth Ryan 1 goal each.
Delhi 3, Walton/Downsville 0
Delhi: Danielle Ennist 2 goals; Eliza Cook goal; Leah Young, Tyler Abts, Alexia White 1 assist each; Jill Fishner 1 save. W/D: Braelyn Gilles 13 saves.
Sept. 2
Downsville Tournament: Sidney 4, Liberty 2
Sidney: Nayla Miley 3 goals, Alex Mott 1 goal; Chloe van der Sommen, Anielle McEwan Lomnicki, Stella Smith assists; Trinity Lowe 5 saves.
Libert: Cassidy DiBartolo, Madelynn Stewart goals; Adriana Ponce Agredano 11 saves.
Aug. 28
Watkins Glen 4, Dryden 1
WG (1-0): Rachel Vickio 2 goals; Michaela Wheaton 1 goal, 1 assist; Olivia King 1 goal; Briana Hatch, Natalie VanSkiver assists; Emma Cady 5 saves.
Said WG coach Scott Morse: “With our first game coming only a week-and-a-half into the season, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Though we are still very much figuring things out, I was pleased with our performance tonight.”
This article originally appeared on Elmira Star-Gazette: Section 4 girls soccer 2025: Results and top performers
Reporting by Andrew Legare, Elmira Star-Gazette / Elmira Star-Gazette
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