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Wednesday, September 3 Video Vault on Line The eteamz web site only allows 15 Mb of storage, so more video clips are available at: http://www.barry.mu/vidtop.html (or just click the headline) in the Video Vault. Quicktime and MPG formats may be available. 2003 files will be added soon. 2001 season files are on line. Tuesday, August 5 Pre-season Action Photos On Sunday, August 3rd, the team started pre-season action by building an equipment shed at the BC United Soccer Complex. Use the links on the left and go to Albums to see a few photos of the event. Thursday, August 28 Pre-Season Press Reporting From the Binghamton Press: High School Soccer: Many suitors in position to make run in STAC Graduation hurts Owego's chance for title three-peat BY MIKE MANGAN Press & Sun-Bulletin It sounds a bit odd at first when you're the defending state Class B boys soccer champions and your coach is talking about playing the role of spoiler this season. But look at the fact that Owego lost 70 percent of its scoring from last season due to graduation, and perhaps it's not that far-fetched. That said, the Indians should still be solid this year, but the two-time defending STAC champions will be joined by a host of teams that can stake a claim to being league title contenders. In the Central Division alone, Johnson City, Maine-Endwell and Susquehanna Valley all figure to field strong teams this season. "We need some guys to pick up the slack," Owego coach Bob Devan said. "We're going to be competitive, but when you look at the numbers and especially the offensive talent, we're going to have to work hard." Among the All-Conference players Owego lost to graduation were midfielders Tim and Tom Fahl, forward Bo Grechka and goalie Ryan Bertoni. But All-Conference stopper Ian Fairlie returns, as does attacker Steve Blackwell and midfielder Dillon Tiddick. Peter Franz, a sophomore, will be the starting goalie. "He has (junior varsity) experience, as well as other soccer experience that have helped him in the field," Devan said of Franz. The other division races figure to be pretty open as well. Union-Endicott, Vestal, and Ithaca are all Metro Division threats, and in the East Division, Seton Catholic Central is the top pick with Oneonta a contender. Horseheads and Elmira Free Academy figure to battle for the West Division title. METRO DIVISION Defending Metro champion U-E returns second all-state midfielder Adam Chavez as well as leading scorer Ryan Dickinson. Other key senior players for U-E include goalie Josh Manning, defenders Mike Santacrose and Dave Galkowski, and midfielders Kyle Stepanovsky and Kevin Anglin. "This is a blue-collar team," U-E coach Rick Materese said. "We don't have the names we've had in the past, but they've been working real hard." * Vestal lost quite a few seniors from last year's team. Midfielders Josh Gelser and Pete Walsh and defenders Dan Cirillo, Andy Clark and Chris Borne are among the returnees with varsity experience. The Golden Bears also have several players up from its JV team that went 18-0 last year, including sophomore Joey Hogan and freshman Nate Sanzo, who were the top scorers. Kyle Bigney, a junior up from the JV, will be the starting goalie. "We have a good mix of guys coming back and some good kids from the JV," Vestal coach Jim Murphy said. "I think we're looking stronger than we were last year at this time." * Binghamton has sweeper Jake Binkiewicz and goalie Tyler Pelella back. The midfield looks good with all the starters back, including Chris Tifft. * Ithaca returns midfielder Alex Botwinick, who scored more than 20 goals last year, as well as junior Nick True-Palmer (midfielder) and senior Oliver Harwood (forward). Jon Lynch will key the Little Red's defense, and senior Michael Farthing-Kohl will move around the lineup quite a bit. CENTRAL Johnson City could have its best chance at the Central Division title in several years. The Wildcats (7-6-4 in 2002) return many key players, including forwards Sean Pipkin (11 goals), Steve DePersis (10 goals) and Scott DePersis (7 goals) as well as sweeper Matt Palmer, midfielder Joe McAfee, and defender Joe Bailey. Goalie Justin Carpenter returns in net, and sophomores Mike Tesar and Rocky Vitale -- both up from the JV -- bring extra offense. "We're going to be balanced," JC Bill Arno said. "We could be on top. I think anyone that's watched us the last couple of years can see that we improved quite a bit." * Maine-Endwell lost three of its top players to graduation, Geoff Sanford, Dan Magill and goalie Drew Disbrow. But the Spartans return virtually everyone else. Among the top guys back are senior defender Rick Dunn and junior Jason Nachman. Colin Valenta, Jarrett Newby and Kyle Cummings all are returning starters on defense. * Susquehanna Valley, the East Division champion last year, switches divisions with Oneonta. The Sabers have plenty of firepower back offensively with junior forward Scott Hartley, who scored more than 20 goals last year, and junior midfielder Mike Morris. Juniors Matt Zynda, Andy Thompson also return, but there is plenty of inexperience on defense that will have to be overcome. EAST DIVISION Seton Catholic Central had a solid season last year, going 12-8 and finishing second behind SV. This year, the Saints are in position to do much better. With 18 players who will seek playing time, among them 10 returning starters, SCC has one of its deepest teams in years. Morgan Messina (12 goals) and Mike Aingworth (7 goals) are the top returning scorers, and Mike Bolan, Zach Boyko, and Sean Fitzpatrick are all in at least their third year on the varsity, with Bolan in his fourth year. * Oneonta has low numbers with only 13 varsity players. The Yellowjackets do return goalie Ken Luettger and defender Tasi Karabinis. They will be joined by defender Greg Mattice, and midfielders Aaron Payne and Jared Shue, all in their first full year on the varsity. * Chenango Valley returns senior midfielders Chris Tiffany and Jon Fenson. Other key players include twins Justin and Jason Stenta, who will play defense and goalie, respectively. * Chenango Forks returns 13 players , so improvement is likely. Stopper Jon Collins, center midfielder Jon Edwards and forward Justin Crea are the top returning players. On defense, junior Greg Abbe will start in goal. Brian Evans is the top defender. * Whitney Point has Corey Peterson and Matt Jerauld to lead the defense. Brothers Colin and Nolan Tripp will lead the offense. Windsor's hopes for improvement hinge on returners Steve Kuzma (goalie), Justin Bronson (midfielder), Bob Evans (midfielder) and Ryan Brown (defense). © 2003 Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin Saturday, August 30 Seton 10, Windsor 0 See attached video of Seton's first goal of the year: Ryan Kopyar, assist Zach Boyko. More videos will be coming . . . . Seton goals, assists Mike Aingworth 1-2 Chris Bellingham 1-0 Mike Bolan 0-1 Zach Boyko 0-1 Matt Farrell 0-2 Sean Fitzpatrick 3-0 Ryan Kopyar 1-1 Pat McGrath 0-1 Chris Messina 0-1 Morgan Messina 1-1 John Murphy 1-0 Tim Smilnak 2-0 Shots/corners: Seton 28/3 Windsor 1/0 Keeper saves: Christian Valenti 1 Shane Ravener 0 Windsor, Steve Kuzma, 15  firstgoal
by barryThursday, September 4 Seton 3, Oneonta 2 in OT From the Binghamton Press: Sean Fitzpatrick's two goals included the game-winner in the second overtime as Seton Catholic Central claimed a 3-2 Southern Tier Athletic Conference soccer victory Wednesday at Oneonta. Fitzpatrick opened the scoring with an unassisted goal early in the first half. Oneonta's Andrew Fitzpatrick scored to tie the match 2-2 with 18:49 remaining. Mike Aingworth added a goal for Seton CC and Chris Webster notched a goal for Oneonta. Seton CC 2 0-0 1 -- 3 Oneonta 1 1-0 0 -- 2 Seton CC goals-assists: Mike Aingworth 1-1, Sean Fitzpatrick 2-0, Michael Bolan 0-1. Oneonta g-a: Andrew Fitzpatrick 1-1, Chris Webster 1-0. Goalie saves:Christian Valenti (SCC) 6; (O) Ken Luettger 8. Shots-corners: Seton CC 14-6; Oneonta 9-5 Other scores: Ithaca 2, Vestal 1 SV 3, Norwich 0 Owego 4, JC 2 Horseheads 2, Binghamton 1 in OT CV 4, Windsor 1 CF 6, WP 2 Delhi 3, B-G 2 Unatego 3, Walton 1 Sidney 4, Oxford 2 Greene 4, Unadilla Valley 0 Marathon 6, Candor 5 in OT NV 3, Tioga 1 S-VE 4, Waverly 0 Saturday, September 6 Seton 3, CV 0 From the Binghamton Press: Morgan Messina broke a scoreless tie with 23 minutes left and Seton Catholic Central (3-0) held visiting Chenango Valley (3-2) to one shot in the win. Chenango Valley 0 0--0 Seton CC 0 3--3 Seton CC goals-assists: Morgan Messina 1-0. Sean Fitzpatrick 1-0, LaRue Simmons, Mike Bolan, 0-1, Mike Aingworth 0-2 Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (S) 1, Shane Ravener (S) 0, CV Jason Stenta (CV) 11. Shots-corners: SCC 16-3, CV 1-2. Check the video vault (http://www.barry.mu/vidtop.html) for some of the action. Other scores: Owego 2, SV 1 UE 1, Ithaca 1 Binghamton 2, ESS 0 CF 6, Windsor 0 Oneonta 7, WP 1 ME 6, Norwich 0 Greene 7, Unatego 0 Oxford 1, B-G 0 Marathon 7, NV 0 Tuesday, September 9 Seton 8, Whitney Point 0 From the Binghamton Press: Seton CC 2 6--8 Whitney Point 0 0--0 Seton Catholic Central goals-assists: Morgan Messina 3-0, Tim Smilmak 1-0, Sean Fitzpatrick 1-0, Lerue Simmons 1-0, Corey Fisk 1-0, Mike Aingworth 1-1, Chris Billingham 0-1, Michael Bowen 0-1, Patrick McGrath 0-1. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC), 2; Matt Jerauld (WP), 25. Shots-corners: SCC 39-11; WP 2-0. Other scores: ME 2, Owego 1 (OT) Vestal 3, Horseheads 0 CV 3, CF 2 JC 4, SV 3 UE 3, Binghamton 0 Oneonta 13, Windsor 0 Ithaca 1, Corning 0 Candor 13, Dundee 0 Thursday, September 11 Seton 6, Chenango Forks 0 From the Binghamton Press: Mike Aingworth converted Mike Bolan's assist 1:40 into second-half play to start visiting Seton Catholic Central off on a five-goal half. Sean Fitzpatrick's penalty kick made it 3-0 six minutes into the second half. Seton CC 1 5 -- 6 Chenango Forks 0 0 -- 0 Seton CC goals-assists: Pat McGrath 2-0; Chris Messina 1-0; Morgan Messina 0-1; Mike Aingworth 1-1; Sean Fitzpatrick 2-0; Mike Bolan 0-2; Tim Smilnak 0-1. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 3; Tim McGowan (CF) 14. Shots-corners: Seton CC 20-12; Chenango Forks 5-2. Other scores: Oneonta 1, CV 0 (OT) JC 0 , ME 0 Vestal 3, ESS 1 Owego 4, Norwich 0 Windsor 1, WP 1 (OT) EFA 1, Binghamton 0 UE 7, Corning 0 Horseheads 1, Ithaca 0 Saturday, September 13 Seton 5, Norwich 0 From the Binghamton Press: Sean Fitzpatrick had a pair of goals as Seton Catholic Central (6-0) rolled over visiting Norwich. Norwich 0 0 -- 0 Seton CC 4 1 -- 5 Seton CC goals-assists: Sean Fitzpatrick 2-1, Mike Angworth 1-0, Tim Smilnak 1-0, LaRue Simmons 1-0, Mike Bolan 0-1, Chris Bellingham 0-1, Ryan Kopyar 0-1. Goalie saves: Nate Collins (N) 18; Christian Valenti (SCC) 1, Shane Ravener (SCC) 0. Shots-corners: Norwich 2-0, SCC 29-4. Other scores: JC 2, CV 0 Owego 7, WP 0 SV 11, Windsor 0 Marathon 4, Union Springs 1 Cooperstown 1, Sherburne-Earlville 0 Monday, September 15 Seton JV Soccer Get all the news about the Seton Men's JV soccer team at their new web site: http://www.eteamz.com/setonjvsoccer You can click the headline, or use the Links page to go to the site. Tuesday, September 16 OT goal keeps SCC perfect From the Binghamton Press: Seton Catholic Central's boys kept their perfect soccer record intact with a goal in the second overtime period of a 2-1 Southern Tier Athletic Conference victory Monday at Johnson City. Sean Fitzpatrick scored the winner for the Saints (7-0), taking an assist from Mike Aingworth on the left side of the goal and scoring inside the near post. Morgan Messina had created a 1-1 tie with 13:25 to play in regulation, off a crossing pass from Aingworth. Johnson City (3-2-1) took the lead two minutes into the second half, Sean Pipkin accepting a one-touch feed from Dan Tripp and heading the ball over the goalkeeper. Seton CC 0 1-0 1 -- 2 Johnson City 0 1-0 0 -- 1 Seton CC goals-assists: Morgan Messina 1-0; Sean Fitzpatrick 1-0; Mike Aingworth 0-2. Johnson City g-a: Sean Pipkin 1-0; Nate Fenson 0-1; Dan Tripp 0-1. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 1; Justin Carpenter (JC) 10. Shots-corners: Seton CC 14-9; Johnson City 6-2. Other scores: SV 1, CV 0 Norwich 3, Windsor 1 UE 6, ESS 1 Owego 8, CF 0 B-G 1, Unatego 0 Oxford 2, Walton 0 Sidney 7, UV 1 Greene 7, Delhi 1 Candor 6, Tioga 1 Watkins Glen 3, Waverly 0 Thursday, September 18 Owego 8, Seton 5 (OT) From the Binghamton Press: Ian Fairlie scored 2:30 into the first overtime, and host Owego tacked on two more goals in the extra time to knock off previously unbeaten Seton Catholic Central, 8-5, in Southern Tier Athletic Conference soccer Wednesday. After a pass from Dillon Tiddick to Fairlie on the left corner, Fairlie got by a defender and ripped the ball into the far corner for a 6-5 lead. In the next three minutes after Fairlie's goal, Steve Blackwell and Mike Soltis added goals to cap the scoring. "(Ian's) was a pretty goal, and that just lit everybody's fire," Owego coach Bob Devan said. "He just got everybody energized. Steve Blackwell scores, and then Mike Soltis scored, so it was like, 'Wow. OK, it's my turn.' " Seton CC's Morgan Messina scored with just under 10 minutes left in regulation to tie the match at 5. Blackwell had a hat trick for Owego (6-1) that included the game's first goal (five minutes in), a goal on a penalty kick in the second half and his overtime goal. Messina scored twice for Seton CC (7-1). Seton CC 3 2 0 0 -- 8 Owego 3 2 3 0 -- 5 Seton CC goals-assists: Mike Aingworth 1-2; Morgan Messina 2-1; Sean Fitzpatrick 1-0; Patrick McGrath 1-0; Dan Hoeflein 0-1. Owego g-a: Mike Soltis 2-0; Steve Blackwell 3-0; Ian Fairlie 1-1; Dillon Tiddick 1-1; Dustin Tiddick 1-1; Brian Znamirowski 0-1; Matt Devan 0-1. Shots-corners: Seton CC 15-5; Owego 15-9. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 7; Peter Franz (O) 7. Other scores: Vestal 3, UE 0 Ithaca 2, Binghamton 0 JC 5, CF 0 ME 4, CV 0 Oneonta 3, Norwich 2 SV 5, WP 1 Greene 4, Walton 0 Oxford 3, Delhi 1 UV 4, Unatego 0 Dryden 3, Newark Valley 1 Elmira ND 3, Waverly 0 S-VE 5, Candor 0 Tioga 3, O-M 0 Friday, September 19 ME-Seton Match Rescheduled The M-E vs Seton men's varsity match will be held at the BC United complex on Saturday, September 20th, at 9 am. Sunday, September 21 Seton 2, M-E 1 From the Binghamton Press: Mike Aingworth scored on a penalty kick with just over 13 minutes left to lift Seton Catholic Central (8-1) over visiting Maine-Endwell in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference match. The penalty shot came after Aingworth was tripped in the box. Maine-Endwell 1 0 -- 1 Seton CC 1 1 -- 2 M-E goals-assists: Dan Ball 1-0, Kyle Kucharski 0-1. Seton CC g-a: Mike Bolan 1-0, Morgan Messina 0-1, Zach Boyko 0-1, Mike Aingworth 1-0. Goalie saves: Alex Rounds (M-E) 8, Christian Valenti (S) 6. Shots-corners: SCC 14-4, M-E 8-4. Tuesday, September 23 Scores from Monday, Sept 22nd Seton had a bye Monday. Here are scores from other matches: Vestal 3, Ithaca 2 SV 2, Oneonta 1 (OT) CF 2, Norwich 2 JC 5, WP 0 M-E 10, Windsor 0 Horseheads 9, Binghamton 0 U-E 6, EFA 0 Owego 3, CV 0 Thursday, September 25 SV 4, Seton 3 From the Binghamton Press: Mike Morris scored twice as Susquehanna Valley built a three-goal lead Wednesday before holding off Seton Catholic Central for a 4-3 victory in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference boys soccer match. The victory kept the Sabers (7-3-1, 7-2-1) within striking distance of Central Division leader Owego (8-1, 8-1). Morris and Matt Zynda scored first-half goals to give SV a 2-0 lead. Mike Aingworth scored just three minutes into the second half for Seton CC (8-2, 8-2) to cut the deficit to one. But Morris answered just five minutes later with his second goal of the match, giving the Sabers a 3-1 lead. A.J. Butler scored with 15:25 off an assist from Morris to make it 4-1. Seton CC closed within one on a penalty kick with 10 seconds left. Seton CC 0 3 -- 3 Susquehanna Valley 2 2 -- 4 Seton CC goals-assists: Aingworth 2-0, Fitzpatrick 1-0. Susquehanna Valley g-a: Mike Morris 2-1, Matt Zynda 1-0, A.J. Butler 1-0. Goalie saves: Valenti (SCC) 1; Reardon (SV) 7. Shots-corners: SCC 11-7; SV 8-2. Other scores: Owego 5, Oneonta 0 CV 3, Norwich 1 M-E 10, CF 0 JC 13, Windsor 0 Binghamton 4, ESS 2 Vestal 4, Corning 0 Ithaca 1, UE 0 Tuesday, September 30 Seton 5, Windsor 0 From the Binghamton Press: Sean Fitzpatrick scored twice, including the match's first goal three minutes in, as Seton Catholic Central beat winless Windsor (0-11-1). Seton Catholic Central 4 1 -- 5 Windsor 0 0 -- 0 Seton Catholic Central goals-assists: Chris Bellingham 1-0; Mike Aingworth 1-0; Sean Fitzpatrick 2-0; Tim Smilmak 1-1; LaRue Simmons 0-2; Chris Messina 0-1. Shots-corners: Seton CC 27-10; Windsor 1-0. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 0, Shane Ravener (SCC) 1; Steve Kuzma (W) 17. Other scores: M-E 2, SV 1 (OT) Vestal 6, Horseheads 2 JC 6, Norwich 1 CV 4, Whitney Point 1 Oneonta 3, CF 0 Ithaca 4, Corning 2 Oxford 5, Unatego 0 B-G 2, Unadilla Valley 0 Trumansburg 2, NV 0 Marathon 9, Moravia 0 Dryden 7, Waverly 0 Thursday, October 2 Seton 6, Oneonta 1 From the Binghamton Press: With Morgan Messina ringing up four goals and Sean Fitzpatrick having three assists Wednesday, Seton Catholic Central rolled to a 6-1 romp over visiting Oneonta that clinched the East Division championship in Southern Tier Athletic Conference boys soccer. The Saints struck for a goal 45 seconds into play, with Ryan Kopyar feeding Messina, who in turn fed Mike Aingworth for a score from near the top of the penalty box. Aingworth would add another goal, leaving him and Messina with 12 apiece on the season-- five back of Sean Fitzpatrick's team-leading total. Fitzpatrick assisted on three goals "We were just very much in possession of the ball, very offensive-minded," said Bob Eckler, adding the the division title is Seton CC's first in his seven seasons as coach. It was a 6-0 count until Oneonta got on the board with about five minutes remaining. The Saints's 10-2 record is all in STAC play. Oneonta and Chenango Valley share second place in the East at 6-6. Oneonta 0 1 -- 1 Seton CC 4 2 -- 6 Oneonta goals-assists: Aaron Payne 1-0; Andrew Fitzpatrick 0-1. Seton CC g-a: Mike Aingworth 2-0; Morgan Messina 4-1; Pat McGrath 0-1; Chris Axtell 0-1; Ryan Kopyar 0-1; Sean Fitzpatrick 0-3. Goalie saves: Ken Luettger (O) 7; Christian Valenti (SCC) 1. Shots-corners: Oneonta 2-2; Seton CC 14-3. Other Scores: Owego 4, JC 3 Binghamton 3, EFA 1 Vestal 7, ESS 0 Ithaca 1, Horseheads 0 CV 5, Windsor 0 CF 2, WP 1 UE 5, Corning 1 SV 2, Norwich 0 Oxford 2, B-G 0 Sidney 1, Delhi 0 Greene 6, Unatego 1 UV 5, Walton 2 Candor 3, O-M 0 Trumansburg 1, Waverly 0 (OT)
Seton 1, CV 0 Check out the video of Mike Bolan's long range top shelf strike . . . .it will take a while to load. The Fan Club provided excellent support. From the Binghamton Press: Mike Bolan scored with 1:15 remaining to give Seton Catholic Central the victory at Chenango Valley. Bolan picked up a loose ball and fired a high 35-yard shot that deflected off CV goalie Jason Stenta's hand for the game-winner. Seton CC 0 1 -- 1 Chenango Valley 0 0 -- 0 Seton CC goals-assists: Mike Bolan 1-0. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC), 4; Jason Stenta (CV), 12. Shots-corners: SCC 18-4; CV 8-4. Other scores: SV 1, Owego 0 M-E 4, Norwich 0 Chenango Forks 3, Windsor 1 Oneonta 9, Whitney Point 1 Binghamton 2, Corning 0 UE 6, EFA 1 Ithaca 11, ESS 1 B-G 2, Unatego 0 Sidney 3, UV 1 Oxford 10, Walton 0 Green 6, Delhi 1 Elmira ND 3, Newark Valley 3 Marathon 6, Groton 0 Watkins Glen 5, Waverly 0 JC 5, Burke Catholic 0 Tuesday, October 7 Seton Captures Mayor's Cup From the Binghamton Press: Tim Smilnak fired a shot into the upper right hand corner of the goal from 18 yards out with 26 minutes left as Seton Catholic Central edged Binghamton, 2-1, on Monday at MacArthur Park in a match that decided the Mayor's Cup. Smilnak's goal came five minutes after Binghamton's Johnny Soumpholphakdy scored to tie the match at 1. Mike Aingworth scored with 12 minutes left in the first period to give the Saints a 1-0 lead. Seton CC (12-2) had won the last six meetings between the two schools. Seton CC 1 1 -- 2 Binghamton 0 1 -- 1 Seton CC goals-assists: Mike Aingworth 1-0, Tim Smilnak 1-0, Morgan Messina 0-1, Sean Fitzpatrick 0-1. Binghamton g-a: Johnny Soumpholphakdy 1-0, Matt Harder 0-1. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 2; Tyler Pelella (B) 10. Shots-corners: SCC 13-5; Binghamton 4-3. Other scores: Norwich 4, Whitney Point 2 Oxford 5, Unadilla Valley 2 Marathon 3, Union Springs 1 Thursday, October 9 Seton 8, Whitney Point 0 Whitney Point 0 0 -- 0 Seton CC 4 4 -- 8 Seton CC goals-assists: Morgan Messina 2-0, Tim Smilnak 2-1, LaRue Simmons 1-1, Zach Boyko 1-0, Sean Fitzpatrick 1-1, Mike Aingworth 0-2, Corey Fiske 1-0, Ryan Kopyar 0-1, Pat McGrath 0-1, Chris Bellingham 0-1. Goalie saves: Matt Jerauld (WP) 16, Jarett Greene (WP) 1; Christian Valenti (SCC) 0. Shots-corners: WP 0-0; Seton CC 31-9. Other scores: Owego 1, M-E 0 Vestal 3, Binghamton 0, Vestal clinches Metro division title JC 1, SV 0 Oneonta 4, Windsor 0 Ithaca 3, EFA 1 CV 3, CF 0 UE 7, ESS 0 Saturday, October 11 Seton 4, Chenango Forks 1 From the Binghamton Press: Seton CC's Zach Boyko broke a tie three minutes into the second half with a direct kick from 20 yards out in the victory over visiting Chenango Forks. Matt Shell's goal nine minutes before the half offset a goal by SCC's Mike Aingworth midway through the first half. Seton CC (14-2) finished the regular season 13-2 in STAC. Chenango Forks 1 0 -- 1 Seton CC 1 3 -- 4 CF goals-assists: Matt Shell 1-0. SCC g-a: Morgan Messina 2-1, Mike Aingworth 1-1, Zach Boyko 1-0, Tim Smilnak 0-1. Goalie saves: Greg Abbe (CF) 10, Christian Valenti (SCC) 2. Shots-corners: CF 4-1, SCC 15-6. Wednesday, October 15 STAC Semi-Finals
Press & Sun-Bulletin VESTAL -- After a five-year absence, the Vestal boys soccer team is back in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference title match. Jeff Warfle broke a scoreless tie late in the first half, and Joe Hogan and Chris Bomysoad added second-half goals as the Golden Bears defeated Seton Catholic Central, 3-0, in a STAC semifinal Thursday. Vestal -- which last appeared in the STAC finals in 1998, a 2-1 loss to Union-Endicott -- will host Horseheads, a 2-1 winner Thursday over two-time defending STAC champion Owego, for the championship at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Owego. With the match scoreless 33 minutes into play, Vestal (15-2) finally broke through for its first goal against SCC (14-3). Peter Walsh took a free kick from just outside the box and chipped it toward the right side of the Saints' net. Warfle worked his way through traffic, took control of the ball and booted about a 6-yard shot past SCC keeper Christian Valenti near the right post, giving Vestal a 1-0 lead with 6:39 remaining in the first half. "It was a perfect chip, and I managed to race in there and curved it into the corner," Warfle said. "It wasn't until the last second until I realized it wasn't shot (from Walsh)." Vestal had the wind at its back in the first half, but the Golden Bears actually were more dominant in the second half going into the wind, putting the match away with goals by Hogan and Bomysoad. Hogan scored his team-leading 23rd goal of the season with 24:31 remaining after Valenti gave up a rebound on a long shot from Chad Kies and Hogan picked up the loose ball and fired in a shot from just inside the box. Bomysoad scored with 11:54 remaining, off an assist from Walsh, to increase the lead to 3-0 and remove any doubt. "This team has more ingredients for a championship team than the ones I've had the last several years," Vestal coach Jim Murphy said. "We might have had the defense, or the goalkeeping in the past, but this year's team has everything. We have no weak positions in our starting team." Seton CC 0 0 -- 0 Vestal 1 2 -- 3 Vestal goals-assists: Jeff Warfle 1-0, Walsh 0-2, Hogan 1-0, Kies 0-1, Bomysoad 1-0. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC), 8; Kyle Bigney (V), 6. Shots-corners: SCC 9-3; Vestal 12-5. In the other STAC Semi-Final, Horseheads beat Owego 2-1. Photo Credit: THOMAS LA BARBERA / Press & Sun-Bulletin Friday, October 17 Revised Practice & Playoff Schedule The updated schedule for Seton is: Note: sectional weekday games are at 3:30 pm, then 2 pm after daylight savings time shift. Monday, Oct 20: Practice Tuesday, Oct 21: Practice - - Sec 4 Class C first round bye for Seton (#1 seed) Wednesday, Oct 22: Practice Thursday, Oct 23: Practice Friday, Oct 24: Practice Saturday, Oct 25: Sec 4 Class C second round, 5-2 win vs Elmira Notre Dame @ BC United Monday, Oct 27: Practice Tuesday, Oct 28: Practice Wednesday, Oct 29: Sec 4 Class C semi-final @ BC United, 2 pm vs Marathon Thursday, Oct 30: Practice Friday, Oct 31; Practice Saturday, Nov 1: Sec 4 Class C Final @ National Soccer Hall of Fame Monday, Nov 3: Practice, and Senior Game (7 pm, UE High School) Tuesday, Nov 4: Practice Wednesday, Nov 5: Practice Thursday, Nov 6: Practice - - Friday, Nov 7: Class C State Quarter-Final @ Section 3 or - - Saturday, Nov 8: Class C State Quarter-Final @ Section 3 Monday, 10 Nov: Practice Tuesday, 11 Nov: Practice Wednesday, 12 Nov: Practice Thursday, 13 Nov; Practice Friday, 14 Nov: State Tournament Banquet @ Section 4: Oneonta Saturday, 15 Nov: State Semi-Final @ National Soccer Hall of Fame Sunday, 16 Nov: State Final @ National Soccer Hall of Fame Thursday, October 23 Section 4 Class C Playoff Schedule and Results CLASS C Wednesday, Oct. 22 First Round: (1) indicates ranking (1) Seton Catholic bye (9) Watkins Glen 0-0 Elmira Notre Dame (8) END advances on 4-2 pk shootout (12) Lansing 2-1 Sidney (5) (13) Union Springs 0-3 Marathon (4) (14) Bainbridge-Guilford 0-5 Greene (3) (11) Candor 0-3 Southern Cayuga (6) (10) Oxford 0-1 Trumansburg (7) (15) Unadilla Valley 0-4 Spencer-Van Etten(2) Saturday, Oct. 25 Quarterfinals (8) Elmira Notre Dame 2-5 Seton Catholic (1) (12) Lansing 2-2 Marathon (4), Marathon advances on pks (3) Greene 1-3 Southern Cayuga (6) (7) Trumansburg 2-1 Spencer-Van Etten (2) Wednesday, Oct. 29 Semifinals (1) Seton Catholic 4 - Marathon (4) (7) Trumansburg 1 - 2 Southern Cayuga (6)in 4th OT Saturday, Nov. 1 Championship (1) Seton CC vs (6) Southern Cayuga at 11:45 am at Wright National Soccer Campus, TBA Sunday, October 26 Seton 5, Elmira Notre Dame 2 Mike Aignworth and Sean Fitzpatrick scored two goals apiece as top-seeded Seton Catholc Central (15-3) beat Elmira Notre Dame at the BC United Complex in West Corners. Seton Catholic Central 4 1 --5 Elmira Notre Dame 1 1--2 Seton Catholic Central goals-assists: Mike Aingworth 2-1; Sean Fitzpatrick 2-1; Zach Boyko 1-1; Morgan Messina 0-1;. Elmira Notre Dame g-a: Jeremy Hourihan 1-0; Siegi Herzo-Detz 1-0. Shots-corners: Seton Catholic Central 18-7; Elmira Notre Dame 3-1. Goalie saves: Christian Valenti (SCC) 0; Shane Ravener (SCC) 1; Jordan Liles (END) 1; Kevin Smentanka (END) 8. Other Scores: Class C - Marathon 2, Lansing 2, Marathon advances on pks. Trumansburg 2, Spencer Van Etten 1. Southern Cayuga 3, Greene 1. Class B - CV 2, ME 2, CV advanced on pks. SV 4, EFA 1. JC 5, Oneonta 0. Owego 1, Dryden 0. Class A - UE 2, Ithaca 1. Vestal 1, Horseheads 0 (OT) Thursday, October 30 Seton Wins Sec 4 Semi-Final From the Binghamton Press: Sean Fitzpatrick scored nine minutes into play off a cross from Chris Bellingham and again 18 minutes into the match, when he headed in a cross from Mike Aingworth to put Seton CC up, 2-0. Aingworth and Morgan Messina added goals as the top-seeded Saints (16-3) led 4-0 at halftime. Seton CC now faces Southern Cayuga in the Class C Final on Saturday at the Soccer Hall of Fame at 11:45 am. (at BC United) Marathon 0 0 -- 0 Seton Catholic Central 4 0 -- 4 SCC goals-assists: Sean Fitzpatrick 2-0, Morgan Messina 1-0, Mike Aingworth 1-1, Chris Bellingham 0-1, LaRue Simmons 0-1, Chris Messina 0-1. Goalie saves: Jacob Holl (M) 10, Christian Valenti (SCC) 5. Shots-corners: Marathon 5-2, Seton CC 14-5. Sunday, November 2 Seton Upset in Section 4 Finals From the Binghamton Press: Southern Cayuga 2, SCC 1 Despite its domination, Seton Catholic Central's season ended when Josh Mitchell scored with 8:22 remaining to give Southern Cayuga a 2-1 victory in the Section 4 Class C championship match. SCC outshot Southern Cayuga, 11-3, and spent virtually all of the second half in the Chiefs' half of the field. But Ben Jackson sent a long ball from the Southern Cayuga defensive zone toward Mitchell, who outraced two Saints defenders before receiving the ball just inside the right side of the box. He then fired a low shot to the left of the goal that beat keeper Christian Valenti for the winning goal. "I was just running as hard as I could, I had to get to the ball," Mitchell said. "I was very surprised, I was looking more for a foul than to get a shot off." Jackson scored with 23:03 left to give Southern Cayuga a 1-0 lead, but SCC (16-4) tied it with just under a minute left on Mike Aingworth's goal. It appeared SCC would have no trouble getting the go-ahead goal, but the Chiefs' defense would not break. "They certainly packed it in on defense which made it difficult," SCC coach Bob Eckler said. "Their plan was to send long balls, and their concept worked for them and didn't for us." Southern Cayuga 1 1 -- 2 Seton CC 0 1 -- 1 Southern Cayuga goals-assists: Ben Jackson 1-1, Josh Mitchell 1-0, Jon Hughes 0-1. Seton Catholic Central g-a: Mike Aingworth 1-0, Pat McGrath 0-1. Goalie saves: Tim Chase (S.Cayuga), 5; Christian Valenti (SCC), 1. Shots-corners: Seton CC 11-11; S. Cayuga 3-2. Thursday, November 6 Seton Boys Soccer Banquet Sunday, Nov 16th! It's time for the Seton Boys Soccer Banquet, to be held on Sunday, November 16, 3:00 pm at the Seton High School Cafeteria. The donation is $6.00 per person, and can be paid at the door by cash or a check made out to Mr. Joe Klein, our caterer. We are also asking that each family bring a liter of soda. We will need a count of how many people will be attending from each family. Please respond by phone (Cathy Aingworth; 642-5581 or Liz Farrell; 724-6035) or reply by e-mail. We also would appreciate any help with setting up, cleaning up, or having a couple people at the door to collect the $$$. We would like to have your response by Friday, November 7. Thanks for your help. Cathy Aingworth Monday, November 17 Seton Players in the News STAC All-Conference Central/East team: Mike Aignworth, midfielder. STAC All-Division East team: Mike Bolan and Zach Boyko, defenders; Morgan Messina, midfield; Sean Fitzpatrick, forward. Thursday, September 11 data set for 2003 __W__ON__CV_WP__CF_NW__JC__OW_ME__SV__W__ON__CV__BG__WP_CF_ _28_|_14_|_16_|_39_|_20_|_29_|_14_|_15_|_14_|_11_|_27_|_14_|_18_|_13_|_31_|_15_=_317 shots for __1_|__9_|__1_|__2_|__5_|__2_|__6_|_15_|__8_|__5_|__1_|__2_|__8_|__4_|__0_|__4_=__68 shots against __3_|__6_|__3_|_11_|_12_|__4_|__9_|__5_|__4_|__7_|_10_|__3_|__4_|__5_|__9_|__6_=_100 corners for __0_|__5_|__2_|__0_|__2_|__0_|__2_|__4_|__4_|__2_|__0_|__2_|__4_|__3_|__0_|__1_=__31 corners against _10_|__3_|__3_|__8_|__6_|__5_|__2_|__5_|__2_|__3_|__5_|__6_|__1_|__2_|__8_|__4_=__73 goals for __0_|__2_|__0_|__0_|__0_|__0_|__1_|__8_|__1_|__4_|__0_|__1_|__0_|__1_|__0_|__1_=__19 goals against shutouts: 8 win streak: 6 goals/shot%: 22.8% goals/game: 4.6 |
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