Seton  1  0  1

SV       3  4  7

SCC Goals-assists: Don Castellucci 1-0, Mike Young 0-1

SV  Goals-assists: Michael Rood 3-0,, Preston Patak 2-0, Alex Blakeslee 1-1, James Smith 1-0, James McKage 0-1, Mat Waite 0-1, Josh Swanger 0-1, Ryan Caroway 0-1

Shots-corners: SCC 8-3, SV 16-4

Goalie Saves: Tyler Kendall (SCC) 10, Steven Hoskins (SV) 4

Windsor 1 2 - 3

Seton CC 2 0 - 2

Windsor goals-assists: Brian Barnes 3-0; Noah Jones 0-1; Hunter Farr 0-1.

Seton CC g-a: Donald Castellucci 1-0; Mark Ziolkowski 1-0; Mike Young 0-1.

Goalie saves: Logan Nagle (W) 10; Tyler Kendall (SCC) 2.

From the Binghamton Press:

East Division

Chenango Forks

* Coach: Jarod McMullen.

* Last year's record: 12-8-1.

* Season opener: Saturday, vs. Seton Catholic Central.

* Outlook: After a surprising run to the state Class B semifinals last season, expectations are high this season for the Blue Devils. The team must overcome significant graduation losses, in particular high-scoring midfielders Chris Spear and Tyler Gill that leave some question marks offensively, but the defense should be solid with the return of goalie Casey Redfern and defenders Stephen Edwards and Corey Gildea. Other key returners are midfielder Patrick Creagh and forward Corey Bruet.

Chenango Valley

* Coach: Jim Mercik.

* Last year's record: 10-8-1.

* Season opener: Friday, vs. Windsor at Sidney-MANG Tournament.

* Outlook: A solid core of returning players should enable CV to make another run at a winning season, though depth is a major concern. Goalie Brian Wagstaff, one of the top keepers in STAC, is back, as are Stephen Yurenda (midfield/forward), A.J. Eaton (midfielder), Edo Spahic (forward), Erik Krukowski (sweeper) and Kyle Moyer (defense). "I'm very comfortable with this team," first-year coach Mercik said. "We're fairly balanced, and I think we're going to give teams some good competition."

Seton Catholic Central

* Coach: David Kendall.

* Last year's record: 5-10.

* Season opener: Saturday, at Chenango Forks.

* Outlook: The Saints' troubles last season stemmed greatly from the fact that the team had trouble scoring goals, something Kendall hopes to remedy this season. The midfield should be solid with seniors Donald Castelucci, Dan Farrell and Brendan Foley all back, as well as stopper Tom Torto and defender Mike O'Brien. Goalie Tyler Kendall returns as well.

Susquehanna Valley

* Coach: Al Mydlinski.

* Last year's record: 15-5-1.

* Season opener: Sept. 2, at Chenango Forks.

* Outlook: The Sabers lost some major contributors to graduation, including first-team Class B all-state forward Steve Rathbun, but enough talent remains so a successful defense of their East Division crown remains a possibility. Midfielder Pat McKeage and forward Preston Patak lead the offense, while defenders Spencer Hogan and James McKeage anchor the defense. Freshman Mike Rood, a center midfielder, returns after a very strong debut last year.

Windsor

* Coach: Jeff Nolan.

* Last year's record: 7-12.

* Season opener: Friday, vs. Chenango Valley at Sidney-MANG Tournament.