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ROUNDUP: Westmo/Oriskany boys soccer wins CSC Division I, Wildcats soccer and more

Posted 10/14/22

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ROUNDUP: Westmo/Oriskany boys soccer wins CSC Division I, Wildcats soccer and more

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The Westmoreland/Oriskany boys soccer team squeaked by Clinton 2-1 at home Wednesday to secure the Center State Conference Division I regular season title for the second straight year.

Jesse Sweet scored a goal in each half for the Bulldogs, both coming on assists from Anthony Sawanec. The second proved the eventual game winner when he tallied it with 17 minutes left in the game on his Senior Night.

Clinton’s goal by Jimi Alvarez on an assist from Joey Frank equalized for the Warriors in the second half.

Bulldogs’ senior goalkeeper David Cronauer made six saves to earn the win in his last regular season game.

Matthew King stopped six shots for Clinton in goal.

Westmoreland finishes the regular season 14-2.

Clinton, 6-9, wraps up the regular season with a non-league game at Lowville at noon Saturday.

Harrod scores twice in Frankfort-Schuyler win

Roman Harrod scored both goals for Frankfort-Schuyler in the soccer team’s 2-1 win at Herkimer Wednesday in the Center State.

Daniel Shmat assisted on one of the goals and Braydon Matos stopped five shots in net to earn the win.

Shane Maxon scored for the Magicians on an assist from Kyle Carney. Jayden Crandall had 23 saves in goal.

Frankfort ends its regular season hosting Waterville at 6 p.m. today in the league.

Herkimer ends its regular season hosting Sauquoit Valley in the league at 4:30 p.m. today.

Cooperstown shuts out Sauquoit Valley

The Cooperstown boys soccer team got a 1-0 win at home over Sauquoit Valley Wednesday in the Center State.

The game’s lone goal was scored by Janak Pandit.

Alex Prichard had 14 saves for Sauquoit.

Sauquoit’s regular season ends at Herkimer in the league at 4:30 p.m. today.

Wildcats get soccer win

The Adirondack boys soccer team beat visiting Canastota 2-1 Wednesday in the Center State.

Statistics for Adirondack were not provided.

Canastota’s lone goal was scored by Ryan Sanderson on an assist by Raymond Debruque.

Connor Russell made 15 saves for the Raiders.

Adirondack’s final regular season game was at home against Poland Thursday. Results were not available at press time.

Canastota hosts Hamilton in the league at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.

Stevens makes 18 saves in Canastota win

The Canastota girls soccer team won 2-1 at Clinton Wednesday, with goalkeeper Mackenzi Stevens stopping 18 shots in the Center State win.

Audrey Moody and Morgan Fusillo scored for the Raiders. Reilly Smith had an assist.

Paige Luke scored for Clinton. Teammate Deanna Heintz had 14 saves.

Canastota hosts Proctor for a non-league game at 4:15 p.m. today.

Clinton played a non-league game at Westmoreland Thursday. Results were not available at press time.

New Hartford field hockey gets league win

New Hartford field hockey won 4-1 at Whitesboro in the Tri-Valley League Wednesday.

Ella Greico scored and assisted on two other goals. Elise Courto, Sarah Cleary and Sienna Holmes scored a goal each. Francesca Sardina-Boisen had an assist.

Emilee Clarey made 15 saves in goal for the Spartans.

Casey Clausen scored for the Warriors. Isabella Irizarry made 13 saves.

New Hartford hosts TVL opponent Rome Free Academy to end the regular season at 4:30 p.m. today.

Whitesboro ends its regular season with a league game at home against Central Valley Academy at 6 p.m. today.

Nardslico gets hat trick in RFA win

Alyssa Nardslico scored three times and the Rome Free Academy field hockey team beat visiting Central Valley Academy 5-0 in the TVL Wednesday.

Drew Kopek and Hannah Lowder scored once each. Lotte Van Heeswijk had an assist.

Jaylene Decker made one save in goal for RFA.

Morgan Russo stopped 25 shots for CVA.

RFA plays at New Hartford at 4:30 p.m. today in the league.

CVA plays at Whitesboro at 6 p.m. today in the league.

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