Section 4 boys soccer 2023: Results, top performers

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STAC All-Stars

Central/East All-Conference

Chenango Forks ‒ Nolan Sirgany, junior goalkeeper; Nazar Kovalchuk, senior defender; Aiden Argento, junior defender; Keegan Watson, senior midfielder; Chenango Valley ‒ Declan Clark, sophomore defender; Aiden Granger, senior forward; Oneonta ‒ Jason Miller, junior defender; Matthew Rubin, junior midfielder; Susquehanna Valley ‒ Nasser Al-Khalidi, junior midfielder; Dylan Root, senior forward; Seton Catholic Central ‒ John Ricci, senior midfielder; George Phillips, junior forward; Owego Free Academy ‒ Vasil Brich, junior forward.

Metro/West All-Conference

Elmira ‒ Sam Brenen-Buseck, senior goalie; Luca Capilli, sophomore midfielder; Union-Endicott ‒ Cade Tavares, senior goalie; Mario Moretin, junior defender; Vestal ‒ Taisei Nagyama, senior defender; Cristiano Lozier, senior midfielder; Graham Sholett, senior forward; JJ Williams, senior forward; Horseheads ‒ Ben Church, junior defender; Elijah Friend, junior midfielder; Maine-Endwell ‒ Nikolas Anastos, senior defender; Corning ‒ Jake Kempton, junior midfielder; Carter Rosno, senior forward; Ithaca ‒ Iago Lopez, senior forward.

Central All-Division

Seton CC ‒ Ben Moyer, senior goalie; Andrew Lalor, junior defender; Cash Vaughan, senior defender; Graham Deuel, senior forward; Waverly ‒ Sam Knight, senior defender; Charlie Larrabee, senior forward; Chenango Forks ‒ Grant MacRabie, junior defender; Zephan Tomkins, junior midfielder; Nathan Raab, junior forward; Alex McMullen, junior forward; Owego ‒ Matthew Higgins, junior midfielder; Zyir VanScoy, junior forward; Chenango Valley ‒ Constantinos Hiras, sophomore midfielder; Zachary Blaise, sophomore midfielder; Jordan Benowski, junior midfielder.

East All-Division

Oneonta ‒ Makya Morrison, senior goalie; Jayden Zakala, senior defender; Luca Rubin, freshman midfielder; Darren Rose, sophomore forward; Windsor ‒ Alex Burpee, junior defender; Drew Diesel, senior defender; Caeden VanZandt, senior midfielder; Jacob Sansom, senior forward; Susquehanna Valley ‒ Andrew Waite, junior defender; Ben Pauline, junior defender; Jack Desimone, sophomore midfielder; Tyler Keville, senior midfielder; Gianno Lisi, freshman forward.

Metro All-Division

Binghamton ‒ Connor Normile, senior goalie; Leonard Zevallos-Ramos, senior defender; Chris Somers, sophomore midfielder; Parker Lewis, junior forward; Giulianno Michitti, senior forward; Vestal ‒ Ethan Stanich, senior goalie; Owen Hatala, senior defender; Aidan Boyer, senior defender; David Samarsky, senior midfielder; Union-Endicott ‒ JJ Herzing, junior defender; Donte Sterling, sophomore forward; Maine-Endwell ‒ Parker Moses, sophomore midfielder; Luke Nunn, junior midfielder; Stratos Anastos, junior forward; Landon Stenta, eighth-grade forward.

West All-Division

Corning ‒ Caleb Anderson, senior goalie; Luke Mertus, senior defender; Rohan Amin, junior midfielder; Taylor Freelove, sophomore forward; Horseheads ‒ Jake Bennett, senior goalie; Cody Dale, senior defender; Ryan Stukey, senior defender; Matt Mucci, senior midfielder; Ryan Anderson, senior forward; Ithaca ‒ Maxwell Susskind, senior defender; Alexandros Lambrou, senior midfielder; Kieran Shulman, senior midfielder; Elmira ‒ Kaelan Brenen-Buseck, sophomore midfielder; Ashtyn Traugott-Knoll, senior forward.

IAC All-Stars

South Large

MVP: Nico Potenza, Trumansburg, senior.

Remaining First Team: Jose Neto, Elmira Notre Dame, senior midfielder; Jackson Potter, END, junior goalie; Brady Hill, Newark Valley, senior defender; James Wales, Newark Valley, junior forward; Bela Krenner, Newark Valley, junior midfielder; Steven Novak, Spencer-Van Etten/Candor, senior midfielder; Noah Banks, SVEC, junior midfielder; Jason Jantz, SVEC, junior defender; Jack Mulford, Trumansburg, senior midfielder; Anthony Blomquist, Trumansburg, senior midfielder; Eli Parker, Trumansburg, junior defender.

Second Team: Zach Brodfuehrer, Newark Valley, senior midfielder; Will Craparo, Newark Valley, senior forward; Kody Goble, SVEC, senior defender; Jackson Riggins-George, Trumansburg, senior goalie; Lucas Hunter, Trumansburg, senior defender; Weston Peake, Trumansburg, junior forward; Finn Lambro, Trumansburg, freshman midfielder; Duncan Gattine, Trumansburg, freshman midfielder.

South Small

MVP: Tyler Roe, Tioga, senior.

Remaining First Team: Sawyer Emery, Newfield, senior midfielder; Riley White, Newfield, junior defender; Greg Taylor, Newfield, junior midfielder; David Patterson, Odessa-Montour, senior goalie; Riley Yaw, O-M, sophomore forward; Lucas Hoffman, O-M, sophomore forward; Ethan Landmesser, Tioga, senior defender; Jake Browne, Tioga, junior goalie; Jaymes Forker, Watkins Glen, senior defender; Liam Smith, Watkins Glen, junior forward; Aidan Kelly, Watkins Glen, sophomore midfielder; Michael Purpura, Watkins Glen, sophomore forward.

Second Team: Carter Aidun, Newfield, junior forward; Andrew Brechner, Newfield, sophomore midfielder; Ryan VanDeMark, Newfield, sophomore defender; James Halpin, O-M, sophomore defender; Brycen Skinner, O-M, sophomore defender; Patrick Croft, O-M, sophomore midfielder; Brandon Rafferty, Tioga, senior defender; Brady Landmesser, Tioga, sophomore midfielder; James Miller, Tioga, sophomore defender/midfielder; Salvatore Purpura, Watkins Glen, junior defender/midfielder; Caleb Bresett, Watkins Glen, sophomore goalie.

North Large

MVP: Stephen Geise, Lansing, senior.

Remaining First Team: Jacob Totman, Dryden, senior forward; Braden Allen, Dryden, junior goalie; Wyatt Curtis, Dryden, junior defender; Paul Busby, Dryden, junior midfielder; Devin Richardson, Lansing, senior defender; William Stallone, Lansing, junior midfielder; Colin Tarbert, Lansing, junior defender; Jackson Tarbert, Lansing, freshman midfielder; Ebon Brown, Union Springs/Port Byron, senior midfielder; Tyler Lutkins, USPB, senior forward; George Fearon, USPB, senior defender; Dylan Schoonmaker, USPB, junior defender; Ethan Johnson, Whitney Point, sophomore forward.

Second Team: Ethan Gibbs, Dryden, senior midfielder; Logan Brunner, Dryden, senior midfielder; Peter Nydam, Dryden, junior defender; Alex Infante, Lansing, senior midfielder; Yarden Eynav, Lansing, senior forward; Bode Petrich, Lansing, senior goalie; Gavin Marsit, Lansing, junior midfielder; Rowan Fox, Lansing, junior forward; Ahmad Haight, USPB, senior defender; Romario Domingo-Jiminez, USPB, senior defender; Nick Anthony, USPB, junior goalie.

North Small

Co-MVPs: Bryce Hartman, Marathon, senior; Parker Cullen, Southern Cayuga, senior.

Remaining First Team: Jake Byron, Marathon, senior defender; Braydon Homer, Marathon, senior defender; Bode Carter, Marathon, senior midfielder; Aydan Brown, Marathon, freshman forward; Abram Wasileski, Moravia, senior goalie; Gabe Lonsky, Southern Cayuga, senior defender; Aidan Sheils, Southern Cayuga, senior defender; Nick Pickney, Southern Cayuga, senior midfielder; John Kreydatus, Southern Cayuga, senior forward; Ben Kermidas, Southern Cayuga, junior midfielder; Bryce David, Southern Cayuga, sophomore defender/midfielder.

Second Team: Camdyn Kashuba, Marathon, sophomore midfielder; Tucker Trabucco, Marathon, sophomore defender; Dan Merihew, Marathon, sophomore goalie; Colton Oram, Marathon, freshman defender; Jacob Anderson, Moravia, junior forward; Isaac Brozon, Southern Cayuga, junior forward; Oscar Morales Perez, Southern Cayuga, junior defender; Kyler Colton, Southern Cayuga, junior midfielder; Manne Vasquez, Southern Cayuga, sophomore goalie; Paul Hayden, Southern Cayuga, sophomore midfielder; Dani Vasquez, Southern Cayuga, freshman forward; Braxton Young, Southern Cayuga, eighth-grade midfielder.

Nov. 4

Class B state quarterfinal

Chenango Forks 3, Marcellus 2

Next: Semifinal vs. East Aurora, 6 p.m. Nov. 11 at Goshen HS

Class C state quarterfinal

Seton CC 1, Fabius Pompey 0

Next: Semifinal vs. Elba/Byron-Bergen, 11 a.m. Nov. 11 at Goshen HS

MAC All-Stars/Awards

Coach of the year: Rick Tallman, Greene.

Sportsmanship Award: Oxford.

Champion: Afton/Harpursville.

First-team All-Stars

Afton/Harpursville: Equan Patterson, Toni Obeada, Ryan Dawson.

Oxford: Kayden Renfrow.

Unadilla Valley/GMU: Tucker Cattanach, Connor Edgett.

Greene: Jonah Browning, Kloden Rapp.

Delhi: Tabor Reed, Bryce Burrows.

Bainbridge-Guilford: Easton Porter.

Second-team All-Stars

Afton/Harpursville: Aidan Rogers, Bob Mercilliott.

Oxford: Jarod Sheridan.

Unadilla Valley/GMU: Devon Hartwell.

Sidney: Austin Anderson, Travis Weeden.

Greene: Trevor Ketcham, Colin Colgan.

Delhi: Ryan Burrows, Rison Reed.

Bainbridge-Guilford: Collin Dicks.

Honorable Mention

Afton/Harpursville: Brayden Maciuska.

Oxford: Aidan Amin, Donovan Rickard, Sam Hendricks.

Greene: Seth Symons, Shane Rideout.

Unadilla Valley/GMU: Haywood Edwards, Nate Rumovicz, Trevor Smith.

Delhi: Cole Vredenburgh.

Oct. 24

Section 4 Class D Semifinal

Edmeston 1, Elmira Notre Dame 0

Landon Wust scored late in regulation to lift Edmeston to the win at the Wright National Soccer Complex.

Oct. 20

Section 4 Class D quarterfinal

Elmira Notre Dame 1, Worcester 0

Jose Neto scored in first minute of play.

Section 4 Class AA semifinals

Vestal 3, Horseheads 0

V: David Samarsky 3 goals. Golden Bears coach Dave Barr credited with Taisei Nagayama, Owen Hatala, Aidan Traver and Aidan Boyer with "great defense."

Ithaca 2, Union-Endicott 0

I: Oliver Klemm, Alex Lambrou goals; Iago Lopez 2 assists.

Section 4 Class B quarterfinal

Susquehanna Valley 5, Dryden 2

Oct. 19

Waverly 3, S-VE/Candor 2 (OT)

OT goal by Peyton Robinson.

Oct. 17

Section 4 Class C first round

Walton/Downsville 3, Tioga 1

W/D goals: Gavin Harrington, Tyler Reed, Travis Houck. Tioga goal: Tyler Roe.

S-VE/Candor 4, Waverly 1

S-VE/C goals: Noah Banks 2, Steven Novak 2. W goal: Peyton Robinson.

Oct. 12

Elmira Notre Dame 2, Dryden 0

David Ferriol Bermejo 1-0, Finn Schweizer 1-0.

Oct. 11

STAC semifinals

Chenango Forks 2, Corning 1 (OT)

Corning: Jake Kempton goal tying goal in second half off Alex Large assist. CF: Keegan Watson winning goal in overtime. Nathan Raab goal.

Vestal 6, Susquehanna Valley 0

V: Graham Sholett 2 goals, David Samarsky 2 goals; Meder Raiymbekov, Tyler Whiting 1 goal each.

Tuesday's final: Chenango Forks at Vestal, 7:30 p.m.

Elmira 4, Waverly 1

E: Landon Cook 2 goals. W: Aiden Doherty goal

Oct. 10

Dryden 3, Johnson City 0

Suansian Songput 2-0.

Watkins Glen 3, Moravia 1

Oct. 9

Windsor 1, Waverly 0

Goal: Jake Sanson (PK).

Oct. 7

Elmira 3, Elmira Notre Dame 1

Elmira: Ashtyn Traugott-Knoll, Dom Capilli, Landon Cook goals. END: Gabe Patterson first-half goal to cut Express lead to 2-1.

Horseheads 2, Ithaca 0

Ben Church, Elijah Friend goals; Jake Bennett 7 saves for his seventh shutout of the season. Blue Raiders beat Ithaca 2-0 for the second time in the week and the result clinched the STAC West championship for Corning. Ithaca could have forced a tiebreaker with the Hawks with a victory.

Vestal 1, East Syracuse Minoa 0

V: Cristiano Lozier goal off a David Samarsky assist.

Oct. 6

Lansing 1, Dryden 0 (OT)

L: Yarden Eyna winning goal; Bode Petrich 7 saves. D: Braden Allen 3 saves.

Oct. 5

Horseheads 2, Ithaca 0

H: Jaret Teeter scored late in the first half off a Ricky Condon assist. Blue Raiders took a 2-0 lead on an Ithaca own-goal in the second half.

Chenango Valley 6, Waverly 0

CV: Aiden Granger 3 goals, 1 assist; Declan Clark 1-0; Kyle Santi 1-0; Anthony Gianisis 1-0; Nate Adams 0-1; Zachary Blaise 0-1; Tywala Stafford 6 saves. W: Thomas Morley 13 saves.

Corning 3, Elmira 0

C: Cameron Nguyen 1 goal, 1 assist; Carter Rosno and Taylor Freelove goals; Rohan Amin assist; Caleb Anderson 2 saves. E: Sam Brenen-Buseck 6 saves.

Walton/Downsville 6, Hunter-Tannersville 2

W/D: Phil Eggers 4 goals, 1 assist; Billy Gilmore 2 goals; Chase Maberry, Travis Houck, Ben Guglieilmo assists; Nate Harrington 3 saves. HT: Thomas Houlihan 8 saves.

Marathon 3, Moravia 2 (OT)

Moravia: Kaiden Sharpsteen, Patrik Walters goals; Jacob Anderson 2 assists; Abram Wasileski 21 saves. Marathon: Rallied from a 2-0 deficit with two second-half goals before scoring the winner in OT.

Union Springs/Port Byron 6, Whitney Point 1

USPB: Tyler Lutkins 2 goals, 3 assists; Ahmad Haight 1-1; Ryan Luczyski 1-1; Ebon Brown 1-0; Asa Brown 1-0; Jacson Reese 0-1; Owen Gilmore 4 saves.

Vestal 8, Binghamton 0

V: Cristiano Lozier 4 goals; David Samarsky, Aiden Boyer, JJ Williams, Owen Hatala 1 goal each.

Oct. 4

Sidney 1, Delhi 0

Gabe Cirigliano scored in the second half as Sidney ended a losing streak of more than a year. Austin Anderson had 10 saves for the shutout.

Oct. 3

Elmira 7, Binghamton 1

E: Luca Capilli 2 goals, 1 assist; Creed Hackett 1-1; Ryan Stukey 1-0; Kaelan Brenen-Buseck 1-0; JT Guyette 1-0; Dom Capilli 0-2; Landon Cook 0-1.

Chenango Forks 8, Waverly 0

CF: Nathan Raab 3 goals; Keegan Watson 1 goal, 3 assists; Alex McMullen 1-0; Nazar Kovalchuk 1-1; Zephan Tomkins 1-1; Grant Macrabie 1-0; Braden Watson 0-1; Nolan Sirgani 1 save. W: Thomas Morley 6 saves, Aiden Doherty 8 saves.

Vestal 8, Johnson City 0

Vestal goals: JJ Williams 3, David Samarsky 2, Jack Miller, Ben Elie, Owen Hatala.

Horseheads 3, Athens 0

Horseheads (7-3-1): Jaret Teeter, Dominic Hugg, Cody Dale goals; Matt Mucci assist; Jake Bennett 4 saves.

Oct. 2

Delhi 2, Morris 0

D: Bryce Livengood, Teddy Kelsh goals; Risdon Reed, Cullen Riera assists; Tabor Reed 3 saves, Teddy Kelsh 1 save. M: Ryland Boss 2 saves.

Walton/Downsville 3, Susquehanna Valley 1

W/D (8-2): Phil Eggers 1 goal, 1 assist; Tyler Reed 1-1; Chase Maberry 1-1; Nate Harrington 5 saves. SV: Evan Bronson 3 saves.

Dryden 2, Whitney Point 1

D: Luke Eshelman, Paul Busby 1 goal each; Logan Brunner, Jacob Totyman assists; Braden Allen 3 saves. WP: Dawson Woolson goal, Ethan Johnson 20 saves.

Union Springs/Port Byron 1, Lansing 0

Alexander Orozco-Barama scored on a corner kick from Marbel Perez with less than seven minutes left as Union Springs/Port Byron (6-6-1) beat Lansing for the first time in more than 25 years. Nick Anthony had 10 saves for the shutout.

Sept. 30

Ithaca 4, Elmira 2

Kaelan Brenen-Buseck, Dom Capilli goals; Luca Capilli 2 assists. I: Little Red ranked seventh in New York in Class AA.

Corning 5, Horseheads 2

C: Carter Rosno 4 goals, 1 assist; Jake Kempton 1 goal, 1 assist; Taylor Freelove, Charlie Warner assists; Caleb Anderson 2 saves. H: Ben Church, Elijah Friend goals, Jake Bennett 9 saves.

Owego 3, Waverly 0

O: Vasil Burch 2 goals, 1 assist; Ryan Barnes goal. W: Thomas Morley 5 saves.

Dryden 0, Marathon 0

M: Daniel Merihew 5 saves. D: Braden Allen 17 saves.

Sept. 29

Gilboa 3, Delhi 1

Gilboa goals: Garrison Ross 2, Burton Strauch 1. Delhi goal: Tabor Reed.

Sept. 28

Dryden 5, Union Springs/Port Byron 1

USPB: Tyler Lutkins goal, Nick Anthony 7 saves. D: Jacot Totman and Paul Busby 2 goals each; Luke Eshelman 1-1; Logan Brunner 0-2; Peter Nydam 0-1; Braden Allen 3 saves.

Horseheads 2, Binghamton 0

Ryan Anderson goal off Dominic Hugg assist; Matt Mucci goal off Elijah Friend assist; Gavin McInerney 3 saves as Horseheads recorded third straight shutout and improved to 6-2-1.

Walton/Downsville 7, Sidney 0

Chase Maberry 2-1, Tyler Reed 2-1.

Delhi 1, Bainbridge-Guilford 1

Delhi: Elijah Ransford 1-0, Ryan Burrows 0-1. B-G: Corbin Germund 1-0.

Vestal 2, Elmira 1 (OT)

E: Landon Cook tying goal in second half. V: David Samarsky winning goal 3:06 into overtime.

Corning 3, Union-Endicott 0

C: Carter Rosno 2 goals; Tommaso Cruciani goal; Rohan Amin, Seaver Nellis, Cameron Nguyen assists; Caleb Anderson 3 saves. U-E: Cade Tavares 9 saves.

Moravia 2, Groton 1

M: Jacob Anderson 1-1, Abram Wasileski 1-0.

Sept. 27

Lansing 5, Moravia 0

L: Led 2-0 at halftime. M: Abram Wasileski 29 saves.

Sept. 26

Walton/Downsville 4, Windham 0

Phil Eggers 2 goals.

Delhi 2, Oxford 0

Goals: Elijah Ransford, Brody Livengood.

Union Springs/Port Byron 1, Newark Valley 0 (OT)

Marbel Perez 1-0, George Fearon 0-1.

Afton/Harpursville 8, Sidney 0

Anthony Obeada and Aiden Rodgers 2 goals; Ryan Dawson 3 assists.

Vestal 2, Union-Endicott 1

V: JJ Williams 1-0, Jacob Nelson 1-0, David Samarsky 0-1. U-E: Donte Sterling 1-0.

Horseheads 8, Johnson City 0

Ryan Anderson 3 goals, Matt Mucci 2-1.

Seton Catholic Central 5, Waverly 0

SCC: George Phillips 2 goals, 1 assist; Rowan Schmidt 1-0; Cash Vaughn 1-0, Noah Ellsworth 1-0; John Ricci 0-1; Isaac Carcia 0-1; Ben Moyer 5 saves. W: Thomas Morley 10 saves.

Ithaca 3, Corning 2 (2 OT)

I: Iago Lopez 2 goals; Isaiah Smith 1 goal; Erik Einarson, Oliver Klemm, Nicholas Schill 1 assist each; Leonard Levi 6 saves. C: Carter Rosno 2 goals; Taylor Freelove and Charlie Warner 1 assist each; Caleb Anderson 5 saves.

Sept. 25

Southern Cayuga 4, Dryden 1

Isaac Brozon 3-0.

Sept. 23

Greene 4, Johnson City 1

G: Eli Sepulveda-Kiefer 1-0, Jonah Browning 1-0, Kenny Baucas 1-1, Kloden Rapp 1-/1. JC: Owen Johnson 1-0.

Corning 11, Binghamton 0

Carter Rosno 4-1, Taylor Freelove 2-2, Tommaso Cruciani 2-0.

(Rosno scored his 29th goal of the season, becoming the single-season goal scoring record-holder for Corning.)

Horseheads 10, Waverly 0

Ryan Anderson 3 goals.

Moravia 2, Odessa-Montour 1

Patrik Walters 2 goals.

Sept. 22

Delhi 1, Afton/Harpursville 0

Bryce Burrows 1-0, Ryan Burrows 0-1.

Sept. 21

Union-Endicott 2, Binghamton 1

B: Parker Lewis 1-0. U-E: Mario Moretin 1-0, Nazim Harizi 1-0, Ben Mann 0-1.

Greene 6, Bainbridge-Guilford 0

Kloden Rapp 4 goals.

Union Springs/Port Byron 7, Groton 1

Tyler Lutkins 3-1.

Dryden 3, Moravia 0

Sawyer Dickinson 1-0, Jacob Totman 1-0, Luke Eshelman 1-1.

Vestal 3, Corning 0

C: Caleb Anderson 9 saves as Corning fell to 8-1. V: Graham Sholett 2 goals, David Samarsky 1 goal, Ethan Stanich 6 saves. Vestal's goals all came in the final 20 minutes.

Elmira 1, Horseheads 1 (OT)

H: Ryan Anderson first-half goal. E: Hamilton scored tying goal on a free kick from 33 yards away with 7:20 remaining in second half.

Sept. 20

Delhi 1, Sidney 0

D: Bryce Burrows goal from 20 yards away with about 15 minutes left. Delhi had 22-2 edge in shots. Tabor Reed 1 save. S: Austin Anderson 8 saves.

Sept. 19

Chenango Valley 5, Waverly 0

CV: Aiden Granger 4 goals, including 3 in first half; Konstantinos Battisti 1 goal. W: Thomas Morley 19 saves.

Sept. 18

Trumansburg 4, Southern Cayuga 1

Weston Peake 2 goals.

Walton/Downsville 1, Greene 0

Gavin Harrington 1-0, Chase Maberry 0-1.

Delhi 0, Unadilla Valley/GMU 0

Saves: Tabor Reed (D) 11, Tucker Cattanach (UV/GMU) 8.

Dryden 2, Union Springs 1

D: Sawyer Dickinson 1-0, Jacob Totman 1-0. US: George Fearon 1-0, Asa Brown 0-1

Moravia 5, Groton 0

Kaiden Sharpsteen 2 goals.

Sept. 16

Corning 3, Elmira 0

C: Carter Rosno 3 goals, including two in second half as Corning improved to 8-0. Rosno has 25 goals this season. Jake Kempton assist, Caleb Anderson 2 saves. E: Sam Brenen-Buseck 9 saves.

Bainbridge-Guilford 5, Sidney 0

Easton Porter 3 goals.

Waverly 2, Susquehanna Valley 1

W: Griff Schillmoeller 1 goal, 1 assist; Charlie Larrabee 1 goal, 1 assist; Thomas Morley 9 saves SV: Andrew Waite goal, Evan Bronson 4 saves.

Chenango Forks 4, Greene 0

Goals: Keegan Watson 2, Zephor Tompkins, Nazor Kovalchek.

Windsor 1, Unadilla Valley/GMU 0

More: Corning boys top Elmira, stay unbeaten in soccer

Sept. 15

Dryden 8, Whitney Point 2

D: Jacob Totman 3-1, Luke Eshelman 1-1, Paul Busby 2-0. WP: Ethan Johnson 2-0.

Southern Cayuga 6, Moravia 0

Sept. 14

Corning 3, Ithaca 2 (OT)

C: Carter Rosno scored his second goal of the game on a penalty kick with 5:51 left in the second overtime to give Corning (7-0) the victory. Grayson Timmons had the other Hawks goal. I: Iago Lopez scored 2 goals as the Little Red dropped to 4-1.

.Horseheads 2, Elmira 1

H: Colton Owen 1-0, Elijah Friend 1-0, Ben Church 0-1. E: Ryan Stuckey 1-0, Luca Capilli 0-1.

Walton/Downsville 2, Charlotte Valley 0

W/D: Gavin Harrington 1-0, David Gatchallian 1-0, Phil Eggers, 0-1.

Greene 1, Unadilla Valley/GMU 0 (OT)

Kloden Rapp 1-0, Jon Westcott 0-1.

Owego 5, Waverly 0

Lansing 6, Union Springs/Port Byron 0

Sept. 13

Moravia 1, Tioga 1

M: Jacob Anderson goal.

Bainbridge-Guilford 7, Delhi 0

Benjamin Porter 3 goals.

Sept. 12

Ithaca 1, Elmira 0

I: Iago Lopez goal.

Walton/Downsville 9, Stamford/Jefferson 0

Chase Maberry 4-0, Phil Eggers 1-3, Travis Houck 2-2.

Seton CC 3, Waverly 2

SCC: George Phillips 2 goals, 2 assists; Graham Deuel goal; Ben Moyer 5 saves. W: Charlie Larrabee 2 goals, Griff Schillmoeller assist, Zach Moran assist; Thomas Morley 7 saves.

Corning 6, Horseheads 1

Carter Rosno 2 goals, 1 assist; Taylor Freelove 2 goals; Jake Kempton 1 goal, Charlie Warner 1 goal; Tomasso Cruciani 1 assist; Caleb Anderson 5 saves. H: Ricky Condon goal, Dominic Hugg assist, Jake Bennett 6 saves, Gavin McInerney 6 saves.

Vestal 6, Union-Endicott 0

Graham Sholett 3 goals, JJ Williams 2 goals, Ben Elie goal.

Greene 9, Sidney 2

G: Kloden Rapp 4-1, Jonathan Westscott 2-2.

Sept. 11

Marathon 2, Moravia 0

Abram Wasileski 28 saves.

Lansing 2, Dryden 1

L: Alexander Infante 1-0 (Dryden own goal). D: Jacob Totman 1-0.

Union Springs/Port Byron 5, Whitney Point 1

Ebon Brown, George Fearon 2 goals.

Trumansburg 1, Elmira Notre Dame 1

Sept. 9

Cufari Tournament: Moravia 6, Whitney Point 2

M: Jacob Anderson 3 goals, Kaiden Sharpsteen 2 goals, 1 assist; Patrick Walters 1 goal; Jacob Anderson 2 assists; Nathan Witten assist. Walters named Moravia's MVP for the tournament.

Union Springs/Port Byron 2, Auburn 1

Sept. 8

Walton/Downsville 3, Delhi 0

Chase Maberry 2 goals, Travis Houck 2 assists.

Cufari Tournament: Union Springs 2, Moravia 1

M: Jacob Anderson goal, Kaiden Sharpsteen assist, Abram Wasileski 33 saves.

Delhi 4, Bainbridge-Guilford 3 (OT)

D: Bryce Burrows 2 goals, Risdon Reed 2 assists. B-G: Brock Porter 2 goals.

Sept. 7

Downsville/Walton 3, Delhi 0

Phil Eggers 2 goals, Travis Houck 2 assists.

Sept. 5

Dryden 13, Groton 0

Jacob Totman 3-3, Logan Brunner 3-1, Suansian Songput 2-0, Luke Eshelman 1-2.

Corning 11, Maine-Endwell 2

C: Carter Rosno: 5-2, Jake Kempton 3-0, Charlie Warner 2-1.

Moravia 7, Whitney Point 2

Patrik Walters 3 goals, Jacob Anderson 2 goals.

Vestal 4, Horseheads 3 (OT)

V: Cristiano Lazier 2 goals; JJ Williams, Jacob Nelson 1 goal each. H: Elijah Friend 2 goals, Ben Church goal.

Susquehanna Valley 3, Waverly 1

Sept. 2

Corning 5, Chenango Valley 0

Corning (3-0): Carter Rosno broke the Corning-Painted Post career scoring record with his 42nd goal in the championship game of the Chenango Valley Cup. Rosno finished with three goals and an assist in topping Zach Quist's scoring mark of 41 Hawks goals. Taylor Freelove, Devin Ianovici 1 goal each; Jake Kempton 2 assists; Charlie Warner 2 assists; Caleb Anderson 1 save. All-tournament selections: Rosno, Ianovici, Kempton, Alex Large, Luke Mertus.

Sept. 1

Corning 10, Sidney 1

C: Devin Ianovici 3 goals, 1 assist; Carter Rosno 2-1; Taylor Freelove 1-3, Cameron Nguyen 1-1, Jake Kempton 1-0, Alex Large 1-0, Landyn Proudfoot 1-0; Spencer Pierce, Grayson Timmons, John Tolly, Charlie Warner 1 assist each. S: Travis Weeden goal, Austin Anderson 14 saves.

Horseheads 2, Maine-Endwell 0

H: Elijah Friend scored 20 minutes into play off Ryan Anderson assist. Colton Owen goal 10 minutes later off Friend assist. Jake Bennett 5 saves.

Oneonta 4, Waverly 1

Oneonta goals: Matthew Rubin 1, Luca Rubin 1, Darren Rose 2. Waverly goal: Charlie Larrabee.

Trumansburg 2, Lansing 1

T: Nico Potenza, Weston Peake goals; Jack Mulford assist; Jackson Riggins-George 6 saves. L: Adiel Lopez goal, Bode Petrich 11 saves.

Dryden 2, Elmira Notre Dame 1 (OT)

D: Paul Busby 2 goals, including winner with 4:22 left in second overtime off corner kick from Jacob Totman. Braden Allen 9 saves. END: Gabe Patterson goal, Patrick McCarthy assist; Logan Meisner 6 saves.

Aug. 30

Union Springs/Port Byron 2, Elmira Notre Dame 2

USPB: Ebon Brown, George Fearon goals in the final two minutes of regulation and Wolves rallied for tie; Mitchell Martinez assist.

Corning 9, Johnson City 0

Carter Rosno 5 goals; Jake Kempton 2 goals 1 assist; Taylor Freelove 1 goal 2 assists.

Dryden 3, S-VE/Candor 2

S-VE/C: Steven Novak 2-0. D: Jacob Totman 2-1.

This article originally appeared on Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: Section 4 boys soccer 2023: Results, top performers