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Blue Devils drop a game

By Brian Hillabush
Batavia's boys soccer team is moving in a good direction under coach Nate Korzelius, but had a bit of a set-back Thursday.
The Blue Devils stumbled to a 1-14-1 record last year as Korzelius took a year haitus from the job, but have gotten back on track and came into Thursday's game with a 3-3-1 record.
But Way-Co surprised Batavia as Jeff Smythe kicked in the winning goal with 19 minutes left in the contest, giving the squad a 4-2 victory.
James Pero and Greg Kryman had the Blue Devil goals.
Way-Co is 2-5.

Genesee Region Girl's Soccer Standings

By Chad Flint

A brief look at the Genesee Region Girl's soccer standings through 9/14.  These standings are by points so they will not be 100% accurate or realistic because teams have played different numbers of points.

Division 1:

1 - Alexander (2-1-1)

1 - Byron-Bergen (2-1-1)

3 - Holley (2-2-1)

4 - Pembroke (1-0-1)

5 - Attica (1-1)

6 - Kendall (0-3)

Division 2:

1 - Elba (3-0)

2 - Wheatland-Chili (2-1)

3 - Lyndonville (2-2)

4 - Oakfield-Alabama (1-1)

5 - Batavia Notre Dame (0-4)

Elba knocked off Wheatland-Chili in the 1st week giving them the definite upper hand in the Division 2 reach.  Wheatland knocked off Holley on Friday and the cross-over games for Elba and Wheatland will definitely play a huge role in who ends up on top of this division.  Without a major mistake by both the other 3 teams should not challenge the top 2 teams in Division 2.

In division 1 Pembroke is technically in 1st being the only team without a loss in the league.  Alexander and Bergen have identical records and tied each other meaning they are neck and neck.  Holley lost to Wheatland on Friday putting them a step behind the top 3 at the current moment.  Elba and Wheatland will have a huge impact on who wins Division 1 as both should be able to compete with (and possibly beat) the top 4 teams in Division 1.  This is the first time in a number of years that Division 2 will have such a huge impact in the Division 1 title race.

Stats:

Goals - Clark (Elba) 9, Drage (Wheatland) 6 lead the way.

Assists - Marshall (Elba) 4, Smith (Wheatland) 3 lead the way.

The top 3 goalies in the league appear to be Wilson from Alexander, Brooks from Holley and Reeb from Pembroke.

The league races are shaking up to be very interesting.

Local HS scores for Wednesday

By Brian Hillabush

Byron-Bergen and Notre Dame have the two girls volleyball teams with the most recent state experience.

The Bees won a few state titles and the Fighting Irish made the finals twice.

It was the Bees, who are hit hard by graduation every year but still remain the top program in the Genesee Region League, that came out on top in Wednesday's contest.

B-B scores were 25-25-26 while ND tallied 20-8-23.

Mary Cocking was the top Byron-Bergen performer with nine digs and 15 kills, with Alli Phillips adding 14 digs.

Sarah Hartman handed out 15 assists with a pair of aces for the Bees (5-0).

Notre Dame (3-1) was led by Kendra Wall, with five helpers.

Other high school results from Wednesday are:

 

Girls Volleyball

LYNDONVILLE 27-25-25-23-25, PEMBROKE 25-18-27-25-21: Samantha Skryp was big at the net for the Tigers, getting 15 kills, nine blocks and five aces.

Kelsey Brown pitched in 11 kills, 11 assists and five aces for Lyndonville (3-3).

Danielle Kelsey had 10 kills for the Dragons (1-3).

 

Boys Soccer

LE ROY 1, AVON 0: Cody Niccloy's penalty kick in overtime was the only goal of the game, helping the Oatkan Knights improve to 2-2.

Russell Schultz had five saves in net for LR.

 

Girls Soccer

PEMBROKE 1, ALEXANDER 0: Alyssa Reeb earned her third shutout of the season, making 12 saves.

Nicole Sharick had the game winning goal off a pass by Katie Hackett.

The Dragons are 2-0-1.

BYRON-BERGEN 4, ATTICA 0: Maylee Amesbury scored once and dished out an assist for the Bees (2-2-1).

MacKenzie Heale and Kim Oliveri each scored for B-B.

 

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