Here are some local high school sports recaps from Tuesday’s events:
Varsity Boys Soccer: Marathon vs. Southern Cayuga
The Marathon Olympians game vs Southern Cayuga ended with a score of 0-0 after double-overtime on Tuesday.
The Olympians are now 6-1-2 overall.
According to Marathon Head Coach Chip Stewart, the Olympians held the advantage in the stat line. The Olympians out-shot Southern Cayuga by 17 to 4 and out-cornered them 9 to 2.
The Olympians will travel to Odessa Montour Central on Thursday for a 4:30pm game.
Varsity Boys Soccer: Cortland vs. Auburn
The Cortland Purple Tigers improved to a 5-4 record after defeating Auburn 2-0 on Tuesday.
“Tonight we performed well as a team,” said Cortland Head Coach Luke Schweider. “We communicated with each other and worked hard for the entire 80 minutes. Our back line (Austin Lind, Derek Myers, John Ryan, and Paul Hansen) was solid tonight. They were able to win the ball back and generate possession from it. Their communication was key to our success.”
Cortland’s goals were scored by Dmytro Onyshchuk (assisted by Nick Yonta) and Jack Phelan (assisted by Max Gambitta).
Goalkeeper Scott Hourigan made a total of 3 saves at goal for the Tigers, while Auburn’s goalkeeper made 11 saves.
Cortland’s next game is against Fulton on the road this Thursday (September 30th) at 6:30pm.
Varsity Boys Soccer: McGraw vs. Madison
The McGraw Golden Eagles shutout Madison with a score of 2-0 in order to improve to a 4-5 record.
“It was a great total team effort tonight,” said McGraw Head Coach Jamie Crumb. “We didn’t play a great first half, but created some real nice chances and knew that if we kept the ball on the grass and moved it like we wanted to then we would finally get a couple. Nolan was solid in goal as usual and Ben and Logan were more aggressive as we needed them to be. Our midfield won the battle all night and our forwards did a good job at applying pressure. We can still play better and I hope we keep building from this.”
McGraw’s goals were scored by Jaydon Basset (assisted by Jackson Pitcher) and Nate Stiles.
Nolan Knickerbocker made a total of 10 saves for the Eagles at goal.
The Eagles will have a tough challenge on Thursday (September 30th), as they go head to head against DeRuyter on the road at 4:30pm.
Varsity Boys Soccer: Homer vs. Phoenix
The Homer Trojans lost a tough game against Phoenix with a score of 0-7 on Tuesday.
Phoenix’s offense was led by Sean Stevens (3 goals), Jacob Carter (1 goal & 1 assist), Brendan Champion (1 goal), Tyler D'Arcy (1 goal), Lincoln Kersey (1 goal), and Ryan Schlachter (3 assists).
The Trojans will try to turn this loss around by taking on Solvay on the road on Thursday (September 30th) at 4:30pm.
Varsity Girls Soccer: Cortland vs. Auburn
The Cortland Lady Tigers took down Auburn with a score of 2-0.
“Cortland played good tactical soccer all night long and it guided them to victory,” said Cortland Head Coach Ilona Ryon. “Cortland got off to a strong start controlling possession of the ball deep within the Auburn defensive third of the field.”
Cortland was led by Maude Terwilliger (1 goal), Lily Call (1 goal), and Val Gambitta (1 assist).
Cortland goalkeeper Lauren Mott made 8 saves for the shutout win.
With this win, Cortland’s record is now 3-3 overall, and will host Fulton on Thursday (September 30th) at 7pm.
Varsity Girls Soccer: McGraw vs. Madison
The McGraw Lady Eagles beat Madison 2-0 on Tuesday, improving their overall record to 2-4-1.
The Eagles were led by Andrea May (1 goal & 1 assist), Myranda Murray (1 goal), and Morgan Brown (1 assist).
Heather Magee made 3 key saves to obtain the clean-sheet (no goals scored against) for the Eagles.
McGraw’s next challenge will be at home against Norwich on Monday (October 4th) at 4:30pm.
Varsity Girls Soccer: Homer vs. Skaneateles
The Homer Lady Trojans lost 0-4 to Skaneateles on Tuesday, bringing them down to a 5-5 record.
The Trojans recorded a total of 18 saves at goal. Catherine Apker made a total of 14 saves and Alex Kellaway made 4 saves.
Skaneateles was led by Paige Willard (2 goals), Julia O'Connor (1 goal & 1 assist), Reese Gaidis (1 goal), Madeline Ramsgard (1 assist), and Isabella Arroyo (1 assist).
Up next, Homer will play against Mexico on the road this Thursday (September 30th) at 5:30pm.
Varsity Girls Soccer: Cincinnatus vs. Stockbridge Valley
The Cincinnatus varsity girls soccer team improved their unbeaten record to 10-0 on Tuesday, as they defeated Stockbridge Valley 6-0.
Cincinnatus’ strong defense held Stockbridge Valley to only 5 shots.
Cincinnatus’ offense was led by Kyla Sustad (4 goals & 1 assist), Mandi Waltz (1 goal), Cassia Schuyler (1 goal), Payton Gerrard (1 assist), and Jarisa Temple (1 assist).
Cincinnatus will look to improve their unbeaten record on Friday (October 1st), as they take on General Brown on the road at 5:30pm.
Varsity Boys Golf: Homer vs. CBA
The Homer Trojans lost a tough match against CBA (Christian Brothers Academy) on Tuesday with an overall score of 204-181. (Reminder: Lowest score in golf wins).
Individual Results:
Homer
- Mitch Riter- 33
- Lukas Quinn- 37
- Tanner Douglass- 43
- Mike Stiles- 45
- Jacob Roebush- 46 / Riley Delage- 46
CBA
- Joe Nicholson- 35
- Jack Gregory- 36
- Jack MacLachlan- 38
- Luke Snyder- 40
- Dan Angelo- 40
Varsity Boys Golf: Cortland vs. Jamesville-Dewitt
The Cortland Tigers lost a close match against Jamesville-Dewitt with a score of 207-192. (Reminder: Lowest score in golf wins).
Individual Results:
Cortland
- Andrew Partigianoni- 40
- Caden Congdon- 40
- Kooper Knabe- 42
- Ethan Hay- 42
- Carter Baum- 43
Jamesville-Dewitt
- Punn Chittaratlert- 35
- Jackson Saroney- 37
- Trey Jacobson- 39
- Mitchell Archer- 40
- Blaise Anthis- 41
