The 2008 schedule is now on line. This information was obtained from the on-line STAC web site, and is current as of 16 August.

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Sunday, Aug 24 Parents Meeting, Seton High School 6PM

Monday, Aug 25 Practice, BC United 10AM-1PM

Tuesday, Aug 26 Selective Classification Test for 8th graders Seton High School 9AM. Practice, BC United 10AM-1PM

Wednesday, Aug 27 Varsity Scrimmage, Otsiningo North 10AM Junior Varsity, Game Analysis, Otsiningo North

Thursday, Aug 28 Varsity & Junior Varsity Pictures, Seton High School 8:45, 8:55AM

     Load Bus to Horseheads 9AM

     Scrimmage Horseheads Varsity & Junior Varsity, Horseheads High 11AM

Friday, Aug 29 Practice, BC United 11AM-1PM Varsity & Junior Varsity

Team Pasta Dinner Danny Farrell’s House 5:30PM 9 Crestmont Road, Binghamton

Saturday, Aug 30 Varsity vs. Whitney Point, BC United Field 5, 11AM Junior Varsity, TBA

Sunday, Aug 31 Rest!

By Mike Mangan • Press & Sun-Bulletin • August 29, 2008

* Last year's division finish: Second. * Opener: Tuesday at Seton Catholic Central.

* Top returning players: Tyler Gill, sr., midfielder; Nate Oberhaus, sr. midfielder; Chris Spear, jr., midfielder/forward; Corey Bruet, jr., midfielder/forward.

* Outlook: Forks battled with Susquehanna Valley for the East Division title, only to come up a little short. This season, however, could bring a division title as the Blue Devils return most of their key players. Gill is the top scorer, and Oberhaus is a strong all-around player. Spear and Bruet should strengthen the offense. Defensively, Forks is led by seniors J.T. Felter and Mike Hogan. The varsity roster of 19 players includes 11 seniors and eight juniors.

CHENANGO VALLEY * Coach: Mike Andrew.

* Last year's division finish: Fifth. * Opener: Today vs. Windsor at Sidney-Mang Tournament.

* Top returning players: Colin Bigart, sr., midfielder/forward; Jordan Oakley, sr., midfielder/forward.

* Outlook: CV struggled last season, but the Warriors figure to be improved behind the return of nine players from last year's team, including third-year varsity players Bigart and Oakley. Defensively, CV appears to be pretty solid, but Andrew is hoping for much more offensive consistency this season.

SETON CATHOLIC CENTRAL * Coach: David Kendall.

* Last year's division finish: Third. * Opener: Saturday vs. Whitney Point.

* Top returning players: Sean Bell, sr., forward; Ivan Jones, sr., midfielder; Pat Matthews, sr., forward.

* Outlook: The Saints have been perennial division title contenders in recent years, though it's to be seen if this year's team can overcome significant graduation losses from last year's squad. Matthews is a returning division all-star and likely Seton CC's top offensive threat, and both Bell and Jones are capable players in the midfield. The trio of Matthews, Bell and Jones are among seven returning seniors.

SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY * Coach: Al Mydlinski.

* Last year's division finish: First. * Opener: Today vs. Ithaca.

* Top returning players: Steve Rathbun, sr., forward; Devin Arnold, sr., midfielder.

* Outlook: Gone is all-state defender Nick Taro, as well as several other key players from SV's East Division title team. But the cupboard isn't completely bare, meaning the Sabers could find themselves in the division title mix again, especially if the defense jells. Rathbun and Arnold are fine all-around players, and forward Ronnie Graham and Preston Patak should be able to shoulder some of the scoring load this season. Depth is a concern, so avoiding significant injuries is a must.

WHITNEY POINT * Coach: Troy Rounds.

* Last year's division finish: Sixth. * Opener: Saturday at Seton CC.

* Top returning players: Dan Arseaneau, sr., forward; Kyle Jerauld, sr., defender; Tom Taft, sr., defender; Greg Taggart, sr., defender.

* Outlook: Whitney Point struggled last season but hopes to make strides behind a defense that returns several key starters. Offensively, things could be a struggle in the early going as Rounds looks for players to emerge. Arseaneau is a proven player, and sophomore forward Zach Kellicutt is a player that Rounds feels can develop into a prominent scorer.

WINDSOR * Coach: Jeff Nolan.

* Last year's division finish: Fourth. * Opener: Today vs. Chenango Valley at Sidney-MANG Tournament.

* Top returning players: Brenton Jones, sr., forward; Rob Colwell, sr., defender; Evan Lippolis, jr., defender; Chad Gerdus, jr., defender.

* Outlook: Windsor made significant strides last season, going 6-12 and enjoying its best division finish. Further progression upward will largely depend on the Black Knights' ability to find players to complement Jones offensively. Junior midfielder Bryan Barnes and sophomore midfielder Hunter Farr figure to have significant roles for Windsor. Defensively, things appear in good shape with Colwell, Lippolis and Gerdus leading an experienced unit. Senior Tyler Shimkus will see some time in goal.

Seton CC 1 2 -- 3

Whitney Point goals-assists: Joe Materski 1-0.

Seton CC g-a: Sean Bell 2-1, Bredan Folley 0-2, Pat Matthews 1-0.

Goalie saves: Tyler Kendall (SCC) 2; Jake Kenan(WP) 8.

Shots-corners: Seton CC: 14-9; Whitney Point 3-2.

Monday Sept 1- Practice 4-5:30 @ BC United, Pasta Dinner @ Tyler Kendall's house (115 N. Jackson Aveue, End)

Tuesday Sept 2- Game 4:30 @ BC United against Chenango Forks- Report to field by 3:30.

Wednesday Sept 3- Practice 4-6 @ BC United

Thursday Sept 4- Game 4:30 @ Windsor High School- Bus leaves Seton High School-TBD (I will let everyone know as soon as I do)

Friday Sept 5- Practice 4-6 @ BC United

Saturday Sept 6- Enjoy and rest

Sunday Sept 7- Enjoy and rest

Monday Sept 8- Practice 4-6 @ BC United, Pasta Dinner @ BC United immediately following practice (Sean Bell, Jack Giblin are hosting)

Tuesday Sept 9- Game 4:30 @ BC United against Susquehanna Valley- Report to field by 3:30

Wednesday Sept 10-Practice 4-6 @ BC United

Thursday Sept 11- Game @ 4:30 @ Otsiningo North against Chenango Valley- players drive from High School to Otsiningo North.

Friday Sept 12- Practice 4:30 @ BC United

Saturday Sept 13- Enjoy and rest

Sunday Sept 14- Enjoy and rest

The Saints suffered a tough loss against division rivals Chenango Forks 5-0 at BC United on Tuesday.  The Blue Devils opened scoring with a penalty kick in the 31st minute and added a second three minutes later to carry a 2-0 lead into half-time.  Senior striker Chris Spear netted three and assisted one for Forks.  The Saints continued to push forward until the final horn sounded and were only edged out 15-12 on shots and bested Forks 6-5 on corner kicks.  Tom Torto was unlucky when his second half penalty kick was saved by the Forks goalkeeper to preserve the Forks shutout.

 Chenango Forks 2 3 -- 5

Seton CC 0 0 -- 0

Forks goals-assists: Nathan Oberhaus 1-0; Chris Spear 3-1; Patrick Creagh 0-1; Corey Gildea 0-1; Matthew Rolosen 1-0.

Goalie saves: Forks (Casey Redfern) 11; SCC (Dave Geer) 10.

Shots-corners: Forks 15-5; SCC 12-6.

JV score: CF 7, Seton 3

Brenton Jones had two goals for host Windsor in the victory over Seton Catholic Central on September 4th.

Jones broke a 1-all tie when he scored with 28 minutes left in the match, scoring on a 20-yard shot off a free kick by Chad Gurdas.

Monday, 8 September: Seton 4, Green 0

Tuesday, 9 September:  SV 4, Seton 2

Thursday, 11 September: Seton 3, CV 1

Danny Farrell scored twice as the Saints rallied from a 3-1 halftime deficit to top visiting Susquehanna Valley.

"They played with great intensity, and they really pulled together for a great win," SCC coach David Kendall said of his Saints, who took the lead with 21 minutes left in the second half.

Pat Matthews and Ivan Jones each chipped in a goal for Seton Catholic Central (2-2), and Steve Rathbun scored twice to lead the Sabers (3-1-1).

Nate Jones scored with 15 minutes remaining in the second half to lift visiting Seton Catholic Central over Chenango Valley.

Jones received a pass from Pat Matthews and converted on an 18-yard shot.

Chenango Valley coach Mike Andrew said his team had many missed opportunities to score, as it outshot SCC, 14-7.

Seton CC 0 0 -- 0

Maine-Endwell 2 1 -- 3

Goals-assists: Joe Brenon 1-0; Marcus Osovski 1-0; Tommy Moon 1-2; Karim Azeb 0-2.

Goalie saves: Tyler Kendall (SCC) 8; Daniel McCarthy (M-E) 3.

Shots-corners: SCC 4-0; M-E 18-10.

Johnson City 3 2 -- 5
Seton CC 0 1 -- 1

Johnson City goals-assists: Dani Brkovic 2-1; Dominic Dellos 1-0; Brady Mizera 1-0; Sean Coots 1-0.

Seton CC g-a: Pat Sweeney 1-0.

Goalie saves: Jon Yurecka (JC) 4, Dominic Vitali (JC) 0; Dave Geer (SCC) 5, Tyler Kendall (SCC) 1.

Shots-corners: JC 7-5; Seton CC 5-3.

JVs: JC 2, Seton 0

Camden Bushen also scored for the Indians, his penalty kick with a minute remaining in the first half knotting the score at 1. Dan Farrell had the Saints' goal, that coming off a free kick midway through the first half.

JV score: Owego 5, Seton 0

John Ziolkowski and Donald Castellucci also scored for Seton CC.

Dan Roma scored an unassisted goal for Whitney Point.

Seton CC 2 2 -- 4

Whitney Point 0 1 -- 1

Seton CC goals-assists: Ivan Jones 1-0; Sean Bell 0-1; Awot Merke 1-0; John Ziolkowski 1-0; Giordi DeAngelo 0-2; Donald Castellucci 1-0;

Whitney Point g-a: Dan Roma 1-0.

Goalie saves: David Greer (SCC) 5, Ivan Jones (SCC) 1; Jake Keenan (WP) 8

Shots-corners: Seton CC 12-4; Whitney Point 15-2

Ivan Jones scored the game-winning goal with three minutes remaining to lead visiting Seton Catholic Central (4-6) past Norwich (0-9-1) on September 26th.

Norwich appeared to be in position for its first victory of the season when Keegan Ryan scored with 13:17 remaining in the match to put the Purple Tornado up, 3-2.

However, Dan Farrell answered with a goal for the Saints just 15 seconds later, and Jones later broke the tie with his goal.

Seton Catholic Central 1 3 -- 4

Norwich 2 1 -- 3

Seton Catholic Central goals-assists: Brendan Foley 1-0, Dan Farrell 1-1, Pat Matthews 1-0, Ivan Jones 1-0.

Norwich g-a: Kyle Acenowr 1-0, Keegan Ryan 1-0, Jason Woodard 0-2, Seton CC had own goal.

Goalie saves: Dave Geer (SCC), 8; Joe Krug (N), 14.

Shots-corners: Seton CC 17-5; Norwich 10-4.

Chris Spear, Corey Bruet and Luke Guinan all had goals as Chenango Forks blanked visiting Seton Catholic Central.

SCC 0 0 -- 0

Forks 2 1 -- 3

Forks goals-assists: Chris Spear 1-1; Corey Bruet 1-0; Luke Guinan 1-0; Pat Craigh 0-1.

Goalie saves: Tyler Kendall (SCC), 12; Casey Redfern (CF), 3.

Shots-corners: SCC 4-5; Forks 16-3.

JV score: CF 3, Seton 0.

Jones dribbled from the midfield line, beat three defenders and beat Saints goalie Dave Geer to give Windsor the lead.

Tyler Shimkus made nine saves for the Black Knights.

Winsor goals-assists: Brenton Jones 1-0

Goalie saves: Tyler Shimkus (W) 9, David Geer (SCC) 1

Shots-corners: Windsor 2-2; Seton 9-4

JV score: Seton 2, Windsor 1

"My kids weren't going to let that happen again," coach Al Mydlinski said, adding that the first go-round with the Saints came with his team shorthanded because of injuries.

Devin Arnold added a goal and two assists for the Sabers.

JV score: SV 3, Seton 1

Jordan Oakley scored early in the first half to lift visiting Chenango Valley over Seton Catholic Central.

Chenango Valley 1 0 -- 1

Seton Catholic Central 0 0 -- 0

CV goals-assists: Jordan Oakley 1-0; AJ Eaton 0-1.

Goalie saves: Brian Mallory (CV) 6; Tyler Kendall (SCC) 8.

Shots-corners: CV 7-8; SCC 7-4.

JV score: CV 1, Seton 0

Wednesday Oct 22 first round

9-Seton Catholic Central (5-9) at 8-Trumansburg (10-6), 3:30 p.m. TBurg 1-0.

12-Whitney Point (1-14-1) at 5-Watkins Glen (12-3-1), 3:30 p.m.WG 3, WP 1.

11-Newark Valley (6-10) at 6-Chenango Valley (7-7-1), 3:30 p.m.CV 4, NV 1.

10-Windsor (6-10) at 7-Chenango Forks (6-7-1), 3:30 p.m.CF 2, W 1.

Quarterfinals, Friday Oct. 24

Trumansburg-SCC winner at 1-Susquehanna Valley (12-3-1), 3:30 p.m.SV 2, TBurg 1.

WG/WP winner at 4-Lansing (12-4), 3:30 p.m.WG 2, Lansing 1.

CV/NV winner at 3-Dryden (12-2-2), 3:30 p.m.CV 1, Dryden 0.

CF/Windsor winner at 2-Oneonta (8-6-1), 3:30 p.m.CF 2, Oneonta 1.

Semifinals, Tuesday Oct. 28

T-Burg/SCC/winner vs. WG/WP/Lansing winner, 3 p.m.SV vs WG.

CV/NV/Dryden winner vs. CF/Windsor/Oneonta winner, 3 p.m.CV vs CF.

Final, Saturday, Nov. 1

Seton CC 0 0- 0 - 0

Trumansburg 0 0- 1 - 1

Trumansburg goals-assists: Jake Seifert 1-0, Brennan Edmonds 0-1.

Goalie saves: Tyler Kendall (SCC) 7, Colby Taber (T) 6.

Shots-corners: Seton CC 6-3, Trumansburg 8-5.