Girls’ Soccer

New York Pizzeria Tournament Final

G-MU 4, B-G 1

NEW BERLIN – In her three seasons guiding G-MU, Kristen Bradbury has guided the Raiders to a fourth, a third, and now a tournament championship at the New York Pizzeria Tournament, hosted by Unadilla Valley.

Four different Raiders scored goals Saturday night against Bainbridge-Guilford, the last two coming after B-G had closed the gap to 2-1. “One of the biggest things is that we didn’t let down after they scored,” Bradbury said. “Toward the end of the game, we started to jell well.”

Lauren Hill and Tanya Barnes had first-half goals, the latter tally assisted by Kali Murphy. Murphy added a goal and an assist in the second half with Sarah Wildfeir adding the final goal.

B-G closed to 2-1 early in the second half on Corinne Riegel’s goal. “We were more aggressive getting to the ball first, and we just got off a lot of shots,” Bradbury said.

G-MU nearly squandered a two-goal lead on Friday edging the host Storm, 3-2.

Miranda Hill, the tournament’s most valuable player, staked G-MU (3-1-1) to a two-goal lead with a pair of goals; however, Amanda Tumilowicz drew UV even with two goals of her own. Hill scored the winning goal, unassisted, with 12 minutes remaining.

In the consolation game, UV scored with 3:15 remaining in the second half to upend Norwich, 1-0.