Women’s Soccer (6-2-1/2-0-1 SUNYAC)
Sept. 24th at Fredonia, W 2-1 OT
Oneonta junior
Dana DeSimone scored with 29 seconds to go in the first overtime period to lift the Red Dragons to a 2-1 win last Friday against Fredonia on the road. DeSimone took a pass from
Nha Wright and drew the Fredonia State goalkeeper out of the box, lofting a shot over her head that found the goal for the game winner.
Both regulation goals came in the first half. Oneonta opened the scoring at 11:26 as freshman
Melissa Guglielmo scored from 35 yards out on a shot that floated over the goalkeeper’s head.
The Blue Devils returned the favor in the 32 minutes as they beat Oneonta goalkeeper
Amy Lusby one-on-one, scoring just inside the post.
Oneonta held an 11-8 advantage in shots on goal, and a 27-20 advantage in shots. They had six corners to Fredonia’s three.
Lusby had seven saves for Oneonta.
Sept. 25th at Buffalo State, T 2-2
Oneonta rallied from a two-goal deficit to tie Buffalo State, 2-2, in a conference game last Saturday at Coyer Field.
Oneonta scored two quick goals off the foot of DeSimone in the second half to knot things at 2-2 with neither team finding the back of the net again in regulation. Senior captain Wright and freshman
Kori Hamm both had assists on DeSimone’s goals. The Bengals had a chance to score in the 82nd minute when a shot hit the crossbar.
The Bengals took an early lead, scoring two goals in the first 16 minutes of play.
Keeper Lusby had 12 saves for the Red Dragons.
For SUNYAC tournament tie-breaking purposes, Oneonta finished with 4-3 advantage in penalty kicks.
Sept. 28th vs. Scranton, W 2-0
SUNY Oneonta took the field to face Scranton University dominating ball control and allowing only 5 shots for Scranton defeating the Royals 2-0. 11 out of 18 players for the Red Dragons had one or more shots in the game and Oneonta out shot Scranton sixteen to five last Tuesday.
It was an action packed first half as the Red Dragons did not waste time getting on the scoreboard. In the 7th minute of play senior captain
Caitlin Burke crossed the ball from the far right directly to junior
Jenna McCarey who put it in the net for Oneonta.
11 minutes later sophomore
Kayla Brantmeyer received the ball in the box close to the net where she shot as the keeper mishandled the ball letting it bounce behind her to put the Red Dragons up 2-0.
Amanda Regensburger and
Meredith Clinton both were able to come off the bench and have a shot on goal in the game and keeper Lusby three saves on the day.
Men’s Soccer (5-2-2/2-1 SUNYAC)
Sept. 24th vs. Fredonia, W 2-1
Oneonta junior
Jonathan Kowalski broke a 1-1 tie in the 82nd minute with his second goal of the season to lift the Red Dragons to a 2-1 SUNYAC win against visiting Fredonia last Friday. Kowalski took a drop pass from sophomore
Dan Josepher and blasted a shot to the upper right hand corner. For Josepher, who had just entered the game less than one minute prior, notched his second assist of the season and reaised his team-leading point total to eight.
Fredonia had just scored the equalizer in the 78th minute on a corner kick.
Oneonta took an early 1-0 lead in the 11th minute of play on a goal by
Jeff Christian. The Red Dragons earned a corner kick which was played short by sophomore
Dan Scott to Christian. Christian then rifled a shot that beat the Fredonia keeper to his right. For Scott, the assist was his fifth of the season, which is tops for Oneonta.
The two teams went into the break with Oneonta leading 1-0.
Fredonia outshot Oneonta 9-5 in the game. Oneonta starter,
Maxwell Siegelman made four staves in goal.
Sept. 25th vs. Buffalo State, W 2-1 (2OT)
Oneonta sophomore
Ian Tenzer broke a 1-1 tie win the 101st minutes with his second goal of the season in the second overtime to lift the Red Dragons to a 2-1 SUNYAC win against the Buffalo State Bengals last Saturday.
The Bengals were the first to get on the board early in the first half when the ball was chipped over the goalkeeper.
Oneonta State was quick to respond in the 30th minute of play with a goal by sophomore
Eric Fortier who received the pass in the box from
Nicholas Lange closing out the first half in a 1-1 tie.
The second half went scoreless as Oneonta showed it’s dominance over the Bengals but were unable to score. In the game, the Red Dragons outshot the Bengals 20-5, and had seven more corner kick in the game. In the final eight minutes of regulation, Oneonta had three great chances to score but were unable to take advantage before time expired.
Oneonta controlled both overtimes, not allowing the Bengals a single shot on goal. The game winner evolved after the Red Dragons were awarded a corner kick in the 100th minute in the second overtime. Sophomore Scott booted the ball from the right side short where junior Kowalski headed the pass across the box to Tenzer who let the ball drop to his feet and sent it into the top left-hand corner of the net over the keeper.
Field Hockey (6-4/0-2 SUNYAC)
Sept. 25th vs. Houghton, W 4-2
Oneonta senior
Ainsley Stoll hit the back of the goal four times last Saturday in leading the Red Dragons to a 4-2 win against visiting Houghton College in non-conference field action. With her first goal of the day, Stoll became the first player to reach 100 career points for the field hockey program since 1985 when two Oneonta Hall of Famers, Sue Murray and Becky Ryan, eclipsed the milestone.
Today’s outburst was the second time this season Stoll has registered three goals in a game. She has all five of Oneonta’s game-winning goals this season and currently leads the team with 12 goals and has an even 50 for her career. The 50 goals moved her into a tie for third all-time with another Hall of Fmaer, Jenny Willink. Stoll currently has 107 career points, which is fifth all-time, only two points out of a tie for fourth. Murray is the program’s leader with 140 points.
Oneonta actually trailed at halftime 2-1 to Houghton. Houghton scored in the 19th and 26th minute to take the lead 2-0.
Stoll’s first goal of the game came with less than two minutes to go in the first half to cut Houghton’s lead in half. Her final three goals were all textbook corners. Junior
Jacqueline Camp fed the ball to Stoll three times and three times Stoll blasted the ball by the Highlander’s goalie. Stoll’s final goal came in the 67th minute.
Sept. 29th vs. Ithaca, W 3-0
SUNY Oneonta senior
Rachel Taylor came up big for the Red Dragons scoring twice against Ithaca in non-conference field hockey action last Wednesday. Oneonta controlled most of the game shutting out the Bombers 3-0.
Ithaca did their best to keep an up paced tempo of play with multiple substitutions throughout the game but was unsuccessful in controlling the ball. Both teams had five shots in the first half but only the Red Dragons were able to capitalize. In the 18th minute of play Taylor was able to score off a penalty corner to put Oneonta up 1-0.
Oneonta made a quick statement to start off the second half. One minute and 12 seconds into the second half Taylor dribbled right up the middle and scored again putting the Red Dragons up 2-0. Taylor also added an assist on the day when she passed that ball to the middle where Stoll recorded her 13th goal of the season in the 44th minute of the game to put the game out of reach for the Bombers.
Goalies
Leslie Dauphinais and
Kellie Brocco shared time in goal; Dauphinais had five saves while Brocco recorded her first save of the season.
Volleyball (5-12/2-2 SUNYAC)
Sept. 24th & 25th at New Paltz (SUNYAC East Pool Play)
The SUNY Oneonta volleyball team competed this past weekend in the first SUNYAC East pool play hosted by New Paltz and came away with an even split of its four matches. The Red Dragons fell to Cortland and New Paltz on Friday, but bounced back on Saturday to defeat Potsdam and Plattsburgh.
Oneonta will have a week to recover before getting back into action this coming Friday when they play SUNYIT in the opening match of the 41st annual Oneonta State Invitational. The 11-team, two-day event will conclude late Saturday afternoon with the championship match.
Oneonta vs. Cortland, L 1-3 (25-21, 14-25, 23-25, 15-25)
Statistics Leaders
Christina Fabiochi, 12 kills, 6 digs
Kristina Pelaccio, 13 digs
Jessica Zerega, 12 digs
Kelsey Klopfer, 18 assists
Oneonta vs. New Paltz, L 0-3 (13-25, 14-25, 19-25)
Statistics Leaders
Fabiochi, 7 kills, 7 digs
Zerega, 7 digs
Klopfer, 11 assists
Oneonta vs. Potsdam, W 3-1 (21-25, 25-17, 25-18, 25-22)
Statistics Leaders
Kacy Boburka, 12 kills
Megan Boeltz, 10 kills, 9 blocks
Zerega, 20 digs
Annie Murphy, 8 blocks, 6 kills
Klopfer, 15 assists
Oneonta vs. Plattsburgh, W 3-0 (25-15, 25-23, 25-21)
Statistics Leaders
Boburka, 14 kills
Brittany Calvello, 17 assists, 8 kills, 6 digs
Klopfer, 22 assists
Zerega, 16 digs
Women’s Tennis (5-3/2-3 SUNYAC)
Sept. 25th vs. Oswego, W 9-0
Last Saturday, a blustery day in Oswego, the Oneonta State women’s tennis team defeated Oswego 9-0.
The Red Dragons allowed only eighteen points total in all the singles matches.
Sophomore
Danielle Browarski defeated her opponent at #1 singles, 6-1,6-1, to move to 5-2 overall. Also winning singles matches were seniors
Emily Shannon and
Carly Smith, juniors
Elizabeth Flamman and
Carly Fried and sophomore
Dana Denenberg.
The tandems of Fried/Smith and Flamman/
Lauren Skolnick improved their overall records to 5-2 on the season with victories in doubles action. Also pairing up to win in doubles were Browarski/Shannon.
Sept. 29th at Hartwick, W 8-1
The SUNY Oneonta women’s tennis team ended its fall dual-match schedule last Wednesday with a lopsided win against city rival Hartwick College. The Red Dragons swept all three doubles spots and won five of the six singles spots en route to its fifth win of the year.
Browarski beat Jen Lin, 6-0, 6-4, at first singles while Denenberg, Flamman, Fried and Skolnick won singles matches for the Red Dragons.
Browarski and Shannon teamed at first doubles for a victory. Smith and Fried won at second doubles, and Flamman and Skolnick won at third doubles.
Men’s Cross Country
Sept. 17th in Oneonta State Airfield Invitational
The SUNY Oneonta cross country teams headed to the 2nd Annual Jack Daniels Invitational hosted by SUNY Cortland last Saturday. The men placed 4th out of four teams with 95 points.
Sophomore
Jared Reynolds who finished 14th overall with a time of 20:43.80 for the 6k run, led the Red Dragons today. Right behind with a time of 20:56.70 was newcomer freshman
Patrick Slutter. Senior
Sean Daly battling injuries early on this season, came across the line 35th with a time of 22:10.80.
Head coach Angelico Posillico used this meet to give most of the newcomers an opportunity to gain some experience and allow the top returners a weekend off to gear up for the Paul Short Invite at Lehigh College on Friday October 1st.
The Paul Short Invite is one of the largest cross country invitational’s in the country with 14 different races including high school, collegiate, and open races.
Women’s Cross Country
Sept. 17th in Oneonta State Airfield Invitational
The SUNY Oneonta cross country teams headed to the 2nd Annual Jack Daniels Invitational hosted by SUNY Cortland. The women placed 3rd out of four teams with 95 points.
The Red Dragons were led today by freshman
Alex Nichols who finished 32nd overall with a time of 17:18.70 for the 4k run. Right behind with a time of 17:31.80 was junior
Kelly Williams.
Head coach Angelo Posillico used this meet to give most of the newcomers an opportunity to gain some experience and allow the top returners a weekend off to gear up for the Paul Short Invite at Lehigh College on Friday October 1st.
The Paul Short Invite is one of the largest cross country invitational’s in the country with 14 different races including high school, collegiate, and open races.
