High school sports scores from Section III, as of August 30th
Boys' Soccer Division III Tournaments Highlighted on August 30
On Saturday, August 30, the Boys' Soccer Division III tournaments in Cicero-North Syracuse, Adirondack, and Fabius-Pompey were particularly significant. The results from these tournaments were highlighted due to their impact on league standings and the impressive performances showcased.
In the Cicero-North Syracuse Tournament, New Hartford emerged victorious with a 3-0 win against Cicero-North Syracuse. Utica Proctor also impressed with a 6-0 victory over PSLA @ Fowler. The Cicero-North Syracuse tournament saw some tight matches, with the Copenhagen Tournament and Fabius-Pompey Tournament offering similar nail-biting encounters.
The Copenhagen Tournament saw Adirondack take the lead against General Brown with a score of 3-2. Copenhagen also claimed victory in their match against Phoenix with a score of 2-0. Another exciting match saw Poland defeat Pulaski 5-2.
Meanwhile, at the Fabius-Pompey Tournament, Hamilton managed to secure a narrow 1-0 win against Fabius-Pompey.
In non-league games, Nottingham dominated Watertown with a 5-0 win, while Westhill edged past Baldwinsville with a 2-0 victory. Fulton also secured a hard-fought 5-4 win against Central Valley Academy.
In girls' soccer matches, Jamesville-DeWitt won 3-0 against Oneida, Onondaga/LaFayette defeated Moravia 6-4 at the McGraw Tournament, and Syracuse won 6-2 against Fulton at the Baldwinsville Tournament. The Copenhagen Tournament saw Copenhagen defeat General Brown 3-0 in a girls' soccer match, Cortland defeated McGraw 2-1, and Poland defeated Johnson City 5-2. Manlius Pebble Hill also secured a 4-0 win against Sherburne-Earlville.
The boys' soccer matches at the McGraw Tournament saw McGraw defeat Cortland 3-0 and Homer edge past Moravia 1-0. Christian Brothers Academy also had a successful day, winning 2-0 against CBA Albany in a boys' soccer match and 5-2 against Baldwinsville in a girls' soccer match at the Baldwinsville Tournament.
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