TRR photo by Mary Greene The Narrowsburg Indians pose after their first win. Top, from left: Coach Linda Pomes, Stephanie Venturini, Holly Salzburg, Beth Meyer, Katie Yacino, Danelle Hoye, Kim Jay, Melanie Hector, Heather Nober and Crystal Campfield. Kneeling, from left: Michele DiSanto, Mary Kuen, Ashley Roth, Cassie Valentin and Ashley Swingle. Seated, from left: Rachel Peloquin and Megan Gorzynksi. Not pictured: Shauna Brickey. (Click for larger image)

By MARY GREENE

NARROWSBURG - The Narrowsburg Indians took their first win in a league game against Livingston Manor (LM) September 27 at home.

Two goals were scored during the first half by Indian players Kim Jay and Katie Yacino, while LM remained scoreless. LM's Amy Krupp came up with a goal during the middle of the second half, which brought the score to 2-1. With ten minutes left to play, Narrowsburg's Kim Jay scored the third and final goal of the game on a penalty kick. Final score was 3-1, Indians.

Narrowsburg goalie Beth Meyer made 22 saves, while LM goalkeeper Danielle Franco made 5. There were no assists.

The high number of shots on goal by Livingston Manor led Coach Shirlee Davis to say her team just had a bad outing. "We had a high number of shots but they weren't in the net," she said. Two of her starters were benched with ankle injuries, which was "Narrowsburg's good fortune," said Davis. LM, like Narrowsburg, has a young team, with only two seniors.

Of the victory, Narrowsburg Coach Linda Poems said, "For the girls to come back after their game Monday [a crushing 10-0 loss to Delaware Valley] with this much spirit and heart says a lot about the character and personality of the girls on this team."

The victory marks the first OCL win for a Narrowsburg girls team.

By TOM KANE

GREENWICH, NY - The Sullivan West Bulldog football team lost to Greenwich High School last Saturday 28 to 12. The contest was a non-league game.

The Bulldog's first touchedown came in the first quarter when Josh Long grabbed a fumble and ran five yards over the goal line. They missed the extra point, making the score 7 to 6. Nate Duffy scored the other touchdown on a 17-yard pass from quarterback Bill Reichmann.

Greenwich had a touchdown in each of the four quarters.

"We were inside their 10-yard line several times but neglected to score," said Coach Ron Bauer.

The Bulldogs had 175 yards rushing but scored only twice.

"We didn't stop their blitz by the linebacker," Bauer said. "Greenwich is a very powerful team on the ground."

Sullivan West has an overall record of 3-2 and a league record of 2-0.

	TRR photo by Tom Kane Sally Reimer defends at the net for Sullivan West. (Click for larger image)

By TOM KANE

JEFFERSONVILLE - They're building a girls volleyball program at Sullivan West.

The girl's modified team is taking on more experienced teams, but Coach Jennifer Warner is not discouraged. After losing to Greenwood Lake last Thursday, 3-0, Warner said, "We got better as the contest wore on." The team played one other match against Ellenville which they lost.

The team is made up of 16 girls, 10 from Jeff-Youngsville and six from Delaware Valley. "They're getting to know each other," Warner said. "We have three eighth graders and the rest are seventh graders. If they all come back, we'll have a strong team."

"It's important to have more sports for girls," Warner said. "It doesn't matter how tall or short you are. The little ones get good at passing the ball to the taller girls who are spikers."

By HOWARA ALSTON

GIRLS SOCCER

September 25

TUXEDO 3, TRI-VALLEY 0

Flora Sirico scored two goals and Baidesweiler had one. Assists from Tuxedo came from Krystie Paccione and Katie Dolan. Saves came from Tuxedo's Shannon Quine (2) and Tri-Valley's Megan Sheeley (11). Tuxedo's record is 7-1 (4-0 OCIAA.)

CHESTER 3, SW/JEFF-YOUNGSVILLE 0

Goals for Chester came from Tanya Hipsman with two and Laura Sarett with one. Michelle Kraese had two assists for Chester. Vanessa Francis had 14 goalie saves for Chester and Erin Bose had four for SW/Jeff-Youngsville. Chester is 4-3-2 (2-1-1 OCIAA.)

SW/DELAWARE VALLEY 10, SW/NARROWSBURG 0

SW/Delaware Valley goals came from Sandra Calkin and Megan Moran, each with three goals, two goals from Michelle Peters, and Dawn Hyde and Jen Ackerman with one goal apiece. Narrowsburg's Beth Meyer had 16 saves. Saves also came from Calkin, Moran, Peters, Hyde, Karen Terry and Alicia Peters. SW/Delaware Valley is 5-3 (3-1 OCIAA) and Narrowsburg is 2-5 (0-4 OCIAA.)

CHAPEL FIELD 4, LIVINGSTON MANOR 2

In a close win over Livingston Manor (2-5, 0-4 OCIAA), Chapel Field had goals from Ambre Wilson and Rachel McLean, while Manor had goals from Jamie Zayas and Bridget Ellison. Chapel Field had 14 goalie saves from Amanda Lalumiere and Livingston Manor had six from Ashley Bowers.

S.S. SEWARD 4, ROSCOE 3

Rachael Whaler led S.S. Seward to a win with her three goals. She was assisted by teammate Keri Dugan with one goal. Danielle Austin led Roscoe, scoring all three goals. Assists for Seward came from Whalen and Dugan and Roscoe's from Kelly Ahart and Amanda Huck. Roscoe's Chrissy Rosencranse had 17 saves.

Roscoe is 6-3 (3-1 OCIAA) and Seward is 5-1-1 (3-0 OCIAA.)

September 26

ELDRED 3, FALLSBURG 0

Kristen Borstelmann scored the only three goals of the game giving her team a win over Fallsburg. Goalie saves came from Eldred's Casey Williams with two and Fallsburg's Ashley Frunzi.

September 27

ROSCOE 3, CHAPEL FIELD 1

Roscoe's Danielle Austin and Amanda Huck had goals as well as Chapel Field's Lynne Wilt. Twelve saves came from Chapel Field's Lauren Voggel. Roscoe's Chrissy Rosencranse had 14. Roscoe is 6-3 (4-1 OCIAA) and Chapel Field is 3-5 (2-2 OCIAA.)

SW/NARROWSBURG 3, LIVINGSTON MANOR 1

Kim Jay with two goals and Katie Yazino with one, led Narrowsburg to a win over Livingston Mano. Amy Krupp had one goal for Manor. Narrowsburg's Beth Meyer had 22 saves and Danielle Franco had four for Livingston Manor. Narrowsburg is 2-7 (1-3 OCIAA.)

September 27

TUXEDO 2, ELDRED 0

Tuxedo's Megan McNamee and Katrina Christensen scored one goal each. Saves came from Eldred's Christie Hallock with 19 and Tuxedo's Shannon Quinn with 2. Tuxedo is 8-1, (5-0 OCIAA.)

SW/JEFF-YOUNGSVILLE 4, FALLSBURG 2

SW/Jeff-Youngsville's Sandra Sholz had two goals and Molly Raum and Christina Winski each had one. Sholz and Jami Gaebel each had assists. Fallsburg's scoring came from Tara Adams and Nicole Perello. Saves came from SW/Jeff-Youngsville's Erin Bose with six; Fallsburg's Ashley Frunzi had 14.

SW/Jeff-Youngsville is 2-6 (1-4 OCIAA) and Fallsburg is 1-9 (0-5 OCIAA.)

BOYS' SOCCER

September 26

S.S. SEWARD 3, ELDRED 1

Seward's Mike Hoyt had two goals and Joe Yurchuk had one. Joe Ozmanski, Rich Gillespie and Yurchuk all had assists. Eldred's goals came from Dylan Weyant. Saves came from Seward's J.J. Gass with 10.

September 27

S.S. SEWARD 7, FAMILY SCHOOL 4

Seward goals came from Mike Hoyt (3), Joe Yurchuk (2) and Rich Gillespie and Erik Hudson (1). Family School's goals came from Yakata and Epstein. Seward assists came from Yurchuk (3), Joe Ozmanski (2) and Hoyt. Epstein and Sherman had assists. Seward's J.J. Gass had 22 goalie saves for while Sillivan had 16 for the Famiy School. Seward is 8-1 (5-0 OCIAA.)

September 29

JAMES I. O'NIELL 4, SULLIVAN WEST 1

James I. O'Niell's goals came from Dan Cronin, Pat Toffter, Eric Lueber and Sebastian Kunze. Sullivan West's came from Bruce Nober. O'Niell had assists from Mark Haith (2) and Chris Brower; saves came from Mark Adamczyk (3). Matt Pomes had six for Sullivan West. Sullivan West is 1-7 (1-4 OCIAA) and James I. O'Niell is 5-2-1 (4-0 OCIAA.)