Storm Led By Balanced Scoring
Published: September 5th, 2007
By: Patrick Newell

Storm led by balanced scoring

Evening Sun Report

Girls’ Soccer

Unadilla Valley 4, Delhi 1

NEW BERLIN – Balanced scoring continues to be Unadilla Valley’s calling card as four different players scored for the Storm in a win over Delhi Tuesday.

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Sarah Hutchinson had the Storm’s opening goal, while Sakura Gysin and Jessica Lorence made it 3-0 in the second half before Delhi put its lone tally on the board. Jenna Rudnitsky added insurance for UV, who host their New York Pizzeria Tournament this weekend.

“Our passing looked better today and it’s a good game for us entering the weekend,” said UV coach Chris Bieniek, who added that eight different UV players have scored goals this season.

The Storm face G-MU Friday night at 7 p.m.

Results

(1-0 UV at half)

Goals-assists: Courtney Rosa, 1-0, (UV) Sarah Hutchinson, 1-1, Amanda Peek, 0-1, Sakura Gysin, 1-0, Jessica Lorence, 1-0, Jenna Rudnitsky, 1-0.

Saves: (D) K. Salerno, 3, Hadley, 2, (UV) Emily Sugar, 3.

Shots-corners; (D) 6-1, (UV) 11-6.

Greene 2, B-G 1 (OT)

GREENE – Coming off a Sherburne-Earlville Tournament victory last weekend, Greene eked out an overtime win over Bainbridge-Guilford Tuesday to improve to 4-0.

Jesse Bates took a rebound off teammate April Small’s shot, and scored at 3:58 of the first overtime for the game-winner. “We didn’t play with as much effort in the first half; it was a flat performance coming off the Sherburne-Earlville Tournament,” said Greene coach Randy Smith.

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