The latest high school sports results showcase impressive performances from local teams, particularly in golf and soccer. On Thursday, September 3, the Oneonta golf team faced off against Windsor in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference East Division matchup at Golden Oaks Golf Club, where they emerged victorious with a score of 214 to 239.
Landon Weaver led the charge for Oneonta, earning medalist honors with a solid two-over par score of 38. His performance was pivotal in securing the win for the Yellowjackets. Windsor's Jack Wharton was the standout for his team, finishing with a score of 41. Kason Miller and Sean Murray contributed significantly for Oneonta as well, each shooting a 42. The Yellowjackets are scheduled to continue their division play with a match against Susquehanna Valley on Friday, September 4.
In boys soccer, the Unatego/Franklin team displayed a commanding performance in the second round of the Stamford Mayor's Cup on Wednesday, September 2. They faced Stamford/Jefferson and won decisively with a score of 8-1 at Russ Archibald Field. Jake Kingsbury was the star of the match, netting four goals and providing two assists, helping his team maintain their undefeated status in the tournament.
Levi Russel also had a remarkable outing, contributing three goals and two assists to the scoreline. The team received additional support from Rashad Kiel, who scored twice, and Logan Kingsbury, who added an assist. Stamford/Jefferson managed to get on the scoreboard with a goal from Will Eklund, but it was not enough to challenge Unatego/Franklin's dominance. With this victory, Unatego/Franklin now holds four points in the tournament standings.
Looking ahead, Unatego/Franklin (2-0, 0-0) is set to face Edmeston (1-0, 0-0) in the third round of the Mayor's Cup on Saturday, September 5, at 3:30 p.m. This match will be crucial for both teams as they vie for a strong position in the tournament.
In girls soccer, Cooperstown faced a tough start to their season, losing 3-0 to West Canada Valley in a Center State Conference non-division match on Wednesday. Despite Emma Johnson's impressive 14 saves, Cooperstown could not find the back of the net. West Canada Valley's Leila Selimovic scored twice, while Brooke Reddington added another goal to secure the victory for the Nighthawks. Cooperstown (0-1, 0-1) will look to bounce back as they host Northville for a non-league game on Friday.
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