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June 30, 2015
Two Tompkins Cortland Community College student-athletes have been honored with a National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic Student-Athlete Award. Andras Tozser (Homer H.S./Homer) and Hannah Wildenstein (Dryden H.S./Freeville) were both honored, ranking among the top 3.3 percent of the more than 58,000 student-athletes competing in the NJCAA this academic year.
Tozser received a Superior Academic Achievement Award, which goes to students with a GPA between 3.80 and 3.99 with at least 45 credits earned. He was a two-year member of the men's soccer team and accumulated a 3.83 GPA while majoring in accounting.
This is the second year that Wildenstein has been honored. A two-year member of the women's soccer team, she again earned an Exemplary Academic Achievement Award, which goes to students with a GPA between 3.60 and 3.79. Wildenstein graduated from TC3 in December with a GPA of 3.68 as a business administration major.
Lansing's Kristin Dake will start her collegiate soccer career at TC3. The Most Outstanding Player in the 2014 NYSPHSAA Girls Class C State Championship game, Dake has signed her NJCAA National Letter of Intent and will join the Panthers this fall. She plans to study Sport Management.
TC3 Women's Soccer Coach Robert Rice calls Dake a phenomenal all-around athlete that can handle high-pressure situations. "Kristin is a leader and a proven winner," said Rice noting her versatility in the offensive game. "In addition to soccer skills, she has a great combination of being smart and relentless. She will never quit and she's just the type of player that will help us make the next step."
A conference all-star and two-time sectional champion, Kwinne Harris has signed her NJCAA National Letter of Intent to play with the TC3 Panthers in the 2015-16 school year. Harris was a Southern Tier Athletic Conference (STAC) West all-conference selection as a senior while helping the Elmira Express to a second straight Section IV Class AA title.
"We're very excited to have Kwinne join our list of incoming freshmen," said TC3 Women's Soccer Coach Robert Rice. "She was a strong player on a very strong team with Coach Zach Sarno at Elmira. She's a proven winner, and I'm looking forward to coaching a player with the distinctive talents and work ethic that Kwinne possesses."
Two-sport standout Brittney Randall has signed her NJCAA National Letter of Intent to play soccer and basketball for the TC3 Panthers in the 2015-16 school year. Randall has been honored as an I.A.C. all-star multiple times, including being named the 2014-15 I.A.C. North Large School Basketball MVP.
"Brittney is a special athlete and I look forward to seeing her in a Panther uniform," said TC3 Women's Soccer Coach Robert Rice. "She has proven to be willing to do whatever is in the best interest of the team, and her versatility makes her a valuable piece of our plans for the fall. With her skill set and work ethic, I expect her to step in and help us right away."
December 17, 2014
Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer player Hannah Wildenstein (Dryden H.S./Dryden) has been named to the 2014 NSCAA/Continental Tire Junior College Women's Division III All-America team. Wildenstein was among the 24 players honored as All-Americans, being named to the second team as a forward.
Wildenstein, who also was named all-NJCAA Region III and all-Mid-State Athletic Conference, led TC3 in scoring with 12 goals. Combined with her four assists, she had a role in 40% of TC3's goals. She also scored the game winner in four of the team's seven wins, helping the Panthers advance to the NJCAA Region III semifinals.
A member of the TC3 chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges, Wildenstein is a business administration.
November 4, 12014
Three Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer players have been voted to the NJCAA Region III all-region team. Sophomores Hannah Wildenstein (Dryden H.S./Freeville) and Amanda DeGraff (Cortland H.S./Cortland) have been named to the first team; freshman Devin Blanchard (Cincinnatus H.S./Cincinnatus) earned second-team honors. A total of 26 players were honored between first and second teams in voting by the coaches in Region III, the largest region in the nation.
Wildenstein, a forward, led the TC3 offense by playing a role in 16 of the team's 40 goals this year. She was top on the team with 12 goals and scored at least one point in all seven of the team's wins. The two-year starter also earned all-conference honors from the Mid-State Athletic Conference this year.
DeGraff anchored a TC3 defense that posted seven shutouts and allowed a single goal five other times. She scored two goals and had two assists, including a goal and an assist in the Panthers' semifinal playoff game. DeGraff also earned all-conference honors this year, her second-straight season earning that recognition.
Blanchard was selected to the second team as a midfielder. She led the team with five assists and was third in total scoring with 15 points. She had a seven-point game in TC3's win over Corning Community College, making her the first Panthers in four years to reach that mark in a single game.
TC3 finished the year with a record of 7-8-4. The Panthers advanced to the semifinal round of the Region III playoffs, getting eliminated on penalty kicks after playing to a tie. It was the second straight year the Panthers lost in the semifinal rounds, and the tenth straight year TC3 made it into the playoffs. This also marks the tenth-straight year TC3 has been represented on the all-region team, and the ninth time during that span with multiple selections.
Just days after advancing in dramatic fashion in the opening round of the 2014 NJCAA Region III women's soccer playoffs, the #12-seed Tompkins Cortland Community College Panthers came oh-so-close to pulling off another upset. TC3 took #4 Hudson Valley Community College to the limit, tying at 2-2 after double-overtime before being eliminated in penalty kicks. TC3 ends the season in the Region III-A semifinal round while Hudson Valley advances to take on top-seed Herkimer College in the Region III-A championship game, being played Saturday at TC3.
Tuesday's game was a rematch of the season-opener, won by Hudson Valley by a final of 2-0. In the season opener, the Panthers struggled to keep up with the deeper Vikings. This time around, TC3 again had a much shorter bench, but the action on the field was very even. In the first half, the Vikings scored in the 24th minute, but TC3 answered with a long goal on a free kick by Amanda DeGraff (Cortland H.S./Cortland) to tie the game just three minutes later.
In the second half it was TC3 scoring first, with DeGraff playing another free kick, this time finding Danielle Wood (Cincinnatus H.S./Cincinnatus) for a header to make the score 2-0 10 minutes after halftime. The lead held for nine minutes, when Hudson Valley answered. The 2-2 score held the final 24 minutes of regulation, and remained through both overtime periods, setting up the penalty kicks to determine which team would advance.
In the first round of penalty kicks, each team would find the four times, with each keeper making one save. It took until the sixth penalty kick, but Hudson Valley prevailed and remained alive in the regional playoffs.
TC3 keeper Emma Augustine (Ellenville H.S./Ellenville) had another strong game, turning away ten shots.
|High School/Hometown
|Melisa Devaney
|Kelsey Faberzak
|Erin Hamilton
|Shaylee Howaniec
|Miranda Peck
|Kendra Wagstaff
|Lauren McGarry
|Kelsey Fitzsimons
|James I. O'Neill/Fort Montgomery
|Katie Driscoll
|Southern Cayuga/Aurora
|Jaimi Jones
|Union Springs/Auburn
|Dakota Hanley
|Sierra Verburg
|Red Creek/Red Creek
|Chrissi Yovino
|Minisink Valley/Slate Hill
|Chelsea Guay
|Keely Rauscher
|Chenango Valley/Binghamton
|Angela Halliday
|Newark Valley/Newark Valley
|Tonya Brownell
|Olivia Janac
|Whitney Point/Whitney Point
|Stephanie Senter
|Samijo Scheer
|Corning East/Corning
|Leandra Brink
|Paige McCarthy
|Ashley Keep
|Whitney Point/Whitney Point
|Courtney McMindes
|Corning East/Corning
Overall (7-8-4)
MSAC (1-3-2), Region III (6-8-4)
15 (2005)
14 (2007)
13 (2011)
11 (2005)
11 (2011)
7 (2007)
.833 (2005)
.778 (2007)
.722 (2011)
11 (vs. Jamestown CC, 9/20/98)
9 (at Niagara County CC, 10/11/03)
8 (vs. Cayuga CC, 10/16/13)
8 (at Corning CC, 10/9/13)
8 (vs. Jamestown CC-Cattaraugus, 9/25/13)
8 (vs. Erie CC, 9/21/13)
8 (vs. Cayuga CC, 9/8/07)
8 (at Cayuga CC, 9/14/02)
8 (vs. SUNY Morrisville, 9/17/98)
59 (2013)
52 (1998)
48 (2005)
3.7 (2013)
3.5 (1998)
3.0 (2005)
11 (vs. Jamestown CC, 9/20/98)
8 (vs. Cayuga CC, 10/16/13)
8 (at Corning CC, 10/9/13)
8 (vs. Jamestown CC-Cattaraugus, 9/25/13)
8 (vs. Erie CC, 9/21/13)
8 (vs. Cayuga CC, 9/8/07)
8 (at Niagara County CC, 10/11/03)
8 (at Cayuga CC, 9/14/02)
8 (vs. SUNY Morrisville, 9/17/98)
10 (vs. Columbia-Greene CC, 9/24/06)
10 (at Finger Lakes CC, 9/20/06)
7 (vs. Jefferson CC, 10/15/06)
7 (at Niagara County CC, 10/11/03)
51 (2006)
50 (1998)
43 (2005)
15 (2007)
15 (2011)
18 (1998)
6 (2010)
5 (2005)
5 (2007)
5 (1998)
4 (2007)
4 (2005)
4 (2011)
10 Stephanie Hodgson (5g, 9/20/98)
8 Courtney Henry (4g, 9/23/09)
8 Courtney Henry (3g, 2a, 9/18/09)
8 Laura Thomas (4g, 10/20/02)
55 Danielle Hiza (2007)
46 Heather Kowalczyk (2005)
45 Marie Valentino (2003)
84 Danielle Hiza (2007-08)
74 Heather Kowalczyk (2005-06)
57 Kendra Wagstaff (2010-11)
5 Stephanie Hodgson (1998)
4 Laura Thomas (2002)
4 Courtney Henry (9/23/09)
25 Danielle Hiza (2007)
19 Marie Valentino (2003)
19 Heather Kowalczyk (2005)
36 Danielle Hiza (2007-08)
27 Heather Kowalczyk (2005-06)
25 Kendra Wagstaff (2010-11)
4 Chenoa Shields (9/20/98)
3 Kim Natoli (10/7/07)
3 Heather Kowalczyk (9/20/06)
3 Jaclyn Rasmussenn (9/26/98)
3 Chenoa Shields (9/17/98)
15 Chenoa Shields (1998)
12 Jaclyn Rasmussenn (1998)
12 Heather Kowalczyk (2006)
20 Heather Kowalczyk (2005-06)
17 Caitlin Smith (2005-06)
16 Ashley Finton (2005-06)
0.6 Danielle Salisbury (2005)
0.7 Andi Mowry (2007)
0.83 Samijo Scheer (2011)
0.93 Samijo Scheer (2010-11)
1.6 Casey Ebeling (2006-07)
8 Samijo Scheer (2011)
8 Danielle Salisbury (2005)
6 Samijo Scheer (2010)
6 Casey Ebeling (2006)
6 Kelly Ryan (1998)
14 Samijo Scheer (2010-11)
11 Casey Ebeling (2006-07)
8 Danielle Salisbury (2005)
3 (vs. Clinton CC, 10/21/11)
3 (vs. North Country CC, 10/19/13)
2 (at Jefferson CC, 10/21/08)
2 (vs. Broome CC, 10/25/05)
3 (vs. North Country CC, 10/19/13)
2 (vs. Erie CC, 10/18/08)
2 (at Jefferson CC, 10/21/08)
2 (vs. Clinton CC, 10/21/11)
4, Angela Halliday (vs. Clinton CC, 10/21/11)
3, Erika Faberzak (vs. North Country CC (NJCAA), 10/19/13)
3, Shaylee Howaniec (vs. Clinton CC, 10/21/11)
3, Jaclyn Sutton (vs. Broome CC (NJCAA), 10/25/05)
2, Angela Halliday (vs. Clinton CC, 10/21/11)
1, Several times (-)
Total All-Region Players
Total All-MSAC Players
Miscellaneous Honors
NSCAA/adidas North Region Coach of the Year (2007)
Region III Coach of the Year (2005)
MSAC Coach of the Year (2005)
MSAC Champions (2005, 2010-co)
MSAC Player of the Year (2005)
Total All-American Players
Coach Rice took over as head coach for the 2012 season after serving as the women's assistant for two years and men's assistant for four years. During his time with the TC3 soccer programs, the Panthers have made the NJCAA playoffs each season while sporting a combined record of 87-55-6. In 2013 the Panthers advanced to the Region III semifinal while finishing the year with a record of 10-5-1.
In addition to coaching soccer, Coach Rice was the assistant coach on the TC3 softball team in 2011, helping the Panthers to a regional title and a third-place finish at the national tournament. He also served as TC3's head women's basketball coach from 2006-2008.
Coach Rice played soccer at Herkimer County Community College before receiving his bachelor's degree from Cortland State.
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Coach Munson returns for his third year as a part of Coach Rice's staff. An enthusiastic teacher, he has been passionate about soccer since his own playing days at Lansing High and TC3. While a Panther he was an all-region performer on TC3's nationally-ranked regional semifinalist team in 2005. He uses this experience and his knowledge of the game to work with Coach Rice to bring the best out of the team and provide a positive learning experience.
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A former standout player for the Panthers, McCarthy returns to TC3 on the sidelines for 2014. A two-time all-conference and all-region selection, McCarthy was one of the top defenders in the nation. She helped the Panthers climb into the national top ten, peaking at 7th her sophomore year. After TC3 she went on to play at SUNY Oswego.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
A great season came to an end Tuesday as the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team lost to Mohawk Valley Community College, 2-1, in the NJCAA Region III playoffs. The Panthers end the year with a record of 13-5.
The regional semifinal opened with Mohawk Valley taking an early lead, thanks to a goal by Victoria Reynolds in the 10th minute. TC3 tied it up in the 23rd minute, with Paige McCarthy (Marathon H.S./Marathon) left-footing a direct kick into the net from 20 yards out. The score remained even the rest of the half, but the game-winner came 13 minutes into the second half when Sam Getman put in a rebound to make it 2-1. Despite out-shooting the home team 7-3 in the second half, TC3 was unable to net the equalizer.
Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) finished the game with seven saves in goal.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
A goal in the first minute of the game set the tone as the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team beat defending national champion Clinton Community College, 3-0, Saturday in the opening round the NJCAA Region III playoffs. The #5 seeded Panthers improve to 13-4 overall while #12 Clinton ends the season 9-7-1.
The home team couldn't ask for a better start, as Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) beat a Clinton defender to control a loose ball, and then lifted a shot over the Clinton keeper's head for a score just 54 seconds into the game. The Panthers kept up the pressure, earning several great chances in the opening half, finally converting for the second score in the 30th minute when Halliday took a pass from Shaylee Howaniec (Spackenkill H.S./Poughkeepsie) near midfield and carried the ball down the right side into the box where she again beat the keeper for a goal. The score remained 2-0 heading into the half as TC3 enjoyed a 9-2 advantage in shots over the first 45 minutes.
In the second half, TC3 had several more chances. With 6:20 left in the game, Howaniec scored a goal of her own, converting a nice pass from Chrissi Yovino (Minisink Valley H.S./Minisink) and finding the back of the net to make it 3-0. The defense, anchored by goal keeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) with her two saves, kept the slate clean to make the final 3-0.
The Panthers now advance to take on #4 Mohawk Valley Community College Tuesday in Utica.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
The Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team closed out the regular season with a 2-1 win over Onondaga Community College Wednesday. The Panthers, ranked #8 in the latest NJCAA national poll, end the regular season with a record of 12-4 overall and 4-1 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference. Onondaga is 11-5-1 overall and 3-2-1 in the MSAC.
The visiting Lazers got on the scoreboard first, with Jessica Savo scoring in the 38th minute. The score held at 1-0 until late in the second half, when Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) converted a pass from Paige McCarthy (Marathon H.S./Marathon) for the tying goal in the 75th minute. The game-winner came off the head of Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) in the 83rd minute.
The Panthers now await announcement of the NJCAA Region III playoff bids. The tournament bracket will be announced tonight.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
In a clash between two nationally-ranked teams, the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team came up just short, losing 1-0 to Finger Lakes Community College. The Panthers, ranked #7 in the latest NJCAA national poll, are now 11-4 overall and 3-1 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference. Finger Lakes, the #2 ranked team in the nation, improves to 16-0-1 overall and 4-0 in the MSAC.
The lone score came near the end of the first half, as Hannah Dalle muscled her way through the defense to score from about 10 yards out. The score in the 41st minute gave Finger Lakes the lead heading into the halftime.
Where the visiting Lakers had the better of the play in the opening 45 minutes, TC3 applied more consistent pressure in the second half. The Panthers had several quality chances, especially during a ten-minute span in the middle of the half. With 22 minutes left, Dakota Hanley (Franklin H.S./Franklin) played a cross into the box where a leaping Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) touched the ball just wide of the goal. Halliday made another drive into the box a few minutes later, getting a shot on goal that the Finger Lakes keeper was able to stop. The closest the home team would come was with 15 minutes left, when Jaimi Jones (Union Springs H.S./Auburn) played a cross to Halliday, who put a shot on goal that the Finger Lakes keeper was able to deflect up and off the cross bar. Finger Lakes answered two minutes later with a cross-bar shot of their own, but neither team was able to find the net.
The Panthers conclude the regular season Wednesday with a home game at 2:30 p.m. against Onondaga Community College.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
The longest winning streak in Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer history came to an end Wednesday with a 1-0 loss at Herkimer County Community College. The Panthers, winners of 11 straight entering the game, are now 11-3 overall and 10-2 in Region III. Herkimer improves to 10-3-2 overall and 10-2-2 in the region.
The only score came very early, as Herkimer found the net in the fifth minute of play. Despite hitting the cross bar twice, the Panthers couldn't find the net with an answering score the rest of the way.
The Panthers host Finger Lakes Community College Sunday.
Saturday, October 08, 2011
A pair of first-half goals was enough for the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team to net its 11th-straight win as the Panthers topped Jefferson Community College 2-0 Saturday. TC3 is now 11-2 overall, 10-1 in Region III, and 3-0 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference. Jefferson falls to 6-5-2 overall and in the region and 2-1-1 in the MSAC.
The Panthers got on the board early. In the fifth minute of play, Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) slotted a perfect pass to Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor), who finished to make it 1-0. Late in the first half, Jaimi Jones (Union Springs H.S./Auburn) doubled the lead on a free kick from 25 yards, beating the keeper with a rocket to the low, left corner.
The defense and goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) made the lead stand, with Scheer recording three saves for her seventh shutout of the season.
The Panthers play at Herkimer County Community College Wednesday.
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
A hat-trick by Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) and a record-setting performance by goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) helped the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team extend its winning streak to ten games Wednesday with a 7-0 win over SUNY Delhi. The Panthers are now 10-2 overall and 9-1 in Region III. Delhi drops to 0-12 overall and 0-11 in the region.
The first score came in the 26th minute when Dakota Hanley (Franklin H.S./Franklin) threaded a pass to Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) for a goal. Three minutes later Halliday was on the giving end, crossing a ball to Shaylee Howaniec (Spackenkill H.S./Poughkeepsie) for her first collegiate goal. The lead grew to 3-0 in the 42nd minute, when Stephanie Senter (Groton H.S./Groton) scored her first collegiate goal after converting a cross from Chrissy Yovino (Minisink Valley H.S./Minisink).
The second half saw the home team add to the lead, with Wagstaff recording a hat-trick with three straight goals in a span of seven minutes. The first score came in the 55th minute off a pass from Hanley. Three minutes later she scored unassisted, driving the ball between the keeper and the near post. In the 62nd minute, she again scored near post, this time off a feed from Hanley. The game's final tally came in the 81st minute, with Chelsea Guay (Chazy H.S./Chazy) getting her first goal of the season off an assist from Jaimi Jones (Union Springs H.S./Auburn).
With the blanking, Scheer became TC3's all-time leader in shutouts with 12. She broke the record set by Casey Ebeling (2006-07) by making a single save as TC3 outshot Delhi 39-3.
The Panthers play at Jefferson Community College Saturday.
Sunday, October 02, 2011
Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) tied the College career shutout record Sunday as the Panthers blanked Genesee Community College 3-0. The Panthers improve to 9-2 overall and 9-1 in Region III. Genesee is now drops to 4-7 overall and 3-6 in the region.
After a scoreless first half, the Panthers put one in early in the second. In the 54th minute, Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) fired shot on goal, which the Genesee saved, but Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) was able to kick the rebound in for the score. The second tally came in the 70th minute, when Ashley Keep (Whitney Point H.S./Whitney Point) played a perfect corner kick which Wagstaff headed in for the score. Wagstaff again came through for the final tally, taking a long ball from Kelsey Faberzak (Cortland H.S./Cortland) and finding the net in 81st minute.
Scheer made four saves, including a great one in a one-on-one situation in the 75th minute. The shutout gives her five this year and 11 on her career, tying the standard established by Casey Ebeling in 2006-07.
The Panthers host SUNY Delhi Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Four second-half goals helped the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team pull away for a 5-1 win over Cayuga Community College Thursday. The Panthers, winners of eight straight, are now 8-2 overall, 7-1 in Region III, and 2-0 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference. Cayuga drops to 2-6 overall and 1-3 in the MSAC.
After missing on scoring chances early, the Panthers broke through in the 16th minute when Dakota Hanley (Franklin H.S./Franklin) scored on a low shot from 30 yards out. The score held at 1-0 heading halftime, but the home team pulled away in the second period.
In the 62nd minute, Jaimi Jones (Union Springs H.S./Auburn) took a free kick near the corner of the field. She found Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) in the box for a header and a 2-0 TC3 lead. Less than two minutes later, Halliday found he net again, this time after a taking a long punt from goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning). The lead grew to 4-0 on a goal by Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) in the 67th minute, and Paige McCarthy (Marathon H.S./Marathon) made it 5-0 with a goal on a direct kick from 30 yards out in the 82nd minute. Cayuga's Meghan Hungerford spoiled the shutout with less than four minutes left, scoring on a rebound off a direct kick.
Scheer earned the win in goal, registering three saves.
The Panthers host Genesee Community College Sunday at 1 p.m.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Led by a pair of goals by Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley), the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team extended its winning streak to seven games Saturday with a 2-0 win over Jamestown Community College. The Panthers are now 7-2 overall and 6-1 in Region III. Jamestown drops to is 3-5-1 overall and 2-5-1 in region.
After getting the better of play most of the half, the Panthers finally broke through in the 32nd minute. Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) played a ball to Halliday in the box, which she converted into a Panthers goal. The second tally came ten minutes into the second half. Halliday took the ball at midfield, drove down the left side, beat the defenders near the box, and fired in the score.
Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) had another strong game in goal, controlling the box while making two saves.
The Panthers play at Broome Community College Tuesday.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
An overtime goal by Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) pushed the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team past Hudson Valley Community College Wednesday, 2-1. The victory extends TC3's current winning streak to six games and leaves the Panthers at 6-2 overall and 5-1 in Region III. Hudson Valley drops to 1-5-1 overall and in region.
Chrissy Yovino (Minisink Valley H.S./Minisink) opened the scoring late in the first half, finding the net on a direct kick in the 44th minute. After Hudson Valley's Alena Putney equaled the game in the 55th minute, neither team could score in regulation. Six minutes into extra time, Dakota Hanley (Franklin H.S./Franklin) played a through ball to Wagstaff, who netted the game winner.
The Panthers return home Saturday to play Jamestown Community College at 3:30 p.m.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
The Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team took a break from Region III play Sunday with a home contest Sunday against New Jersey's Gloucester County College. The result was a 2-0 win for the Panthers, as TC3 extended its winning streak to five games. The Panthers are now 5-2 overall while Gloucester drops to 3-2-1.
After a scoreless first half, the Panthers got on the board in the 56th minute. Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) made a nice play, beating her defender from about 40 yards out and feeding a pass to Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) at the top of the box. Wagstaff took the pass and beat the Gloucester keeper to give the home team the lead. Seven minutes later, Erin Hamilton (Gilboa-Conesville H.S./Roxbury) started a scoring play by beating the defense down the left side and playing a pretty cross to Wagstaff in the middle of the box, who finished the play to make the lead 2-0.
The defense, anchored by goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) made the lead stand. Scheer made five saves, including a jumping punch save of a well-hit ball early in the second half and a diving grab of a header midway through the half. The shutout was Scheer's third of the season and ninth of her career, moving her into second place on TC3's all-time shutout list.
TC3 returns to Region III play Wednesday at Hudson Valley Community College.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Another big day from Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) helped the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team improve to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference Saturday with a 3-1 win over Corning Community College.
Wagstaff found the net twice and Chrissy Yovino (Minisink Valley H.S./Minisink) scored the other goal for the Panthers, who won for the fourth straight time after opening the season with two losses. Yovino and Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) each recorded an assist, and Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) finished with eight saves in goal.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
The Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team won its home opener Sunday, beating the defending national champion Clinton Community College Cougars, 1-0. The Panthers are now 3-2 overall and 3-1 in Region III while Clinton falls to 1-3-1 overall and in region.
The home team enjoyed the better of play throughout the game, but failed to capitalize until midway through the second half. In the 63rd minute of play, Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley) took control of the ball and pushed it down the side, creating angle to feed Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) in the box. Wagstaff found the back of the net with what proved to be the game winner.
TC3 goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) recorded four saves while posting her second straight shutout.
TC3 is off until Saturday, when the Panthers play at Corning Community College.
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
A contest between two evenly matched women's soccer teams came down to a team capitalizing on one of the game's few scoring chances. Fortunately for Tompkins Cortland Community College, on Wednesday the Panthers were that team as TC3 edged Alfred State College 1-0. TC3 improves to 2-2 overall and 2-1 in Region III while Alfred State drops to 1-1 overall and in region.
The lone score came near the end of the game, when the Panthers put together a pretty scoring play. In the 75th minute, Paige McCarthy (Marathon H.S./Marathon) played a long ball from TC3's defensive end ahead to Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor), who flicked it to Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley). Halliday beat the Alfred State keeper for what proved to be the winner.
TC3 goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) anchored a strong defensive effort with three saves.
TC3 hosts defending national champion Clinton Community College Sunday at 1 p.m.
Saturday, September 03, 2011
A huge day from Kendra Wagstaff (Candor H.S./Candor) helped the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team to its first win of the season as the Panthers topped Niagara County Community College 4-1 on Saturday. The Panthers are now 1-2 overall and 1-1 in Region III, while Niagara drops to 0-2.
Wagstaff started her day by setting up the game's first score. In the 10th minute, Wagstaff set up a goal by Angela Halliday (Newark Valley H.S./Newark Valley). After Niagara's Alison Conner tied the game in the 22nd minute, Wagstaff put the Panthers back in front with a goal in the 29th minute, assisted by Paige McCarthy (Marathon H.S./Marathon). Wagstaff made it 3-1 in the 40th minute, this time with an assist from Shaylee Howaniec (Spackenkill H.S./Poughkeepsie).
The lead held at 3-1 until 20 minutes into the second half, when the combination of Wagstaff to Halliday worked for a second time to make the final 4-1. Goalkeeper Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) earned the win with eight saves.
The Panthers play at Alfred State College Wednesday.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
The Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team dropped its regional opener Wednesday, losing at Mohawk Valley Community College. The Panthers are now 0-2 overall while Mohawk Valley, the top-ranked team in the region, improves to 3-0 overall and in Region III.
The home team got on the board first, with Mia DeGironimo scoring in the 12th minute of the game. TC3 answered six minutes later when Dakota Hanley (Franklin H.S./Franklin) took a feed from Jaimi Jones (Union Springs H.S./Auburn) to make it 1-1. The Hawks regained the lead in the 26th minute on a goal by Megan Chapple to make it 2-1 at the half. Mohawk Valley added two more scores in the second half, both coming from Samantha Getman, to make the final 4-1.
TC3's Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) had four saves in the game.
The Panthers look to get on track this weekend with a Saturday game at Niagara County Community College.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
After Hurricane Irene washed out this weekend's scheduled tournament, the Tompkins Cortland Community College women's soccer team was fortunate to find another opportunity to open the season this weekend. Thanks to an offer from Monroe Community College, TC3 traveled to Rochester Sunday to take on Monroe's guests, Cerritos College out of California. Cerritos, the ninth-ranked team in the nation according the NSCAA, had planned on playing a team from New Jersey Sunday in Rochester, but when that team was unable to make the trip, TC3 was able to step in and fill the opening. Taking on one of the best teams in the country, the Panthers played well in any areas, but fell by a score of 2-0.
Cerritos' Gabrielle Zamarippa scored the first goal in the 10th minute. After playing the rest of the half scoreless, the second score came in the 70th minute, this time by Lauren Nanez.
TC3's Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) had 14 saves as Cerritos held a 16-4 advantage in shots.
The Panthers open Region III play Wednesday at Mohawk Valley Community College.
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|Reviews for My Heart
| Inukagfan1111 chapter 36 . 6/25
When is the next chapter ?
| Guest chapter 36 . 6/2
Haven't heard from you in a while :( hope all is well. Please update when you can. This story is just so good. Sometimes I read it all over again from start to finish:)
| sugarforyourtea chapter 35 . 4/5
Hopefully you update soon :(
I understand life gets in the way, we're only human after all! Hope you're okay though :)
| Yazmanian Devil chapter 36 . 3/6
Are you on a hiatus or something right now? You haven't updated in over a month. It's but so much waiting a girl can take lol
Please update soon
| Guest chapter 36 . 2/18
Hope everything is alright. It's been a month since your last update! Please update soon! I'm dying to find out what happens next!
| kittychic0895 chapter 36 . 2/12
I love the story and it's sad how they both left eachother when they love each other but I can't wait for more
| BoredGirl17 chapter 36 . 2/3
Stalker! Lol I wonder how long it will take for Kagome to notice or for Inuyasha will blow his own cover.
| BoredGirl17 chapter 35 . 2/3
I didn't think Kagome and Inuyasha would meet so soon and now Kagome is the one leaving. It has been so long I had to go back 5 chapters to remember what happen in the story.
| sugarforyourtea chapter 36 . 1/27
Great chapter! Waiting for your next update (:
| Guest chapter 36 . 1/26
GAH Sunday passed! I excitedly wait for your update!
| the.angel.from.heaven chapter 36 . 1/22
What a lovely story but will you continue it
I will love these two having the happily ever after they deserve it
Also idea for a story
Seshomaru with other character one like the x men storm jajajajajaja (lol) he thinks of weak humans wait until he meets his match
I love story a transfer Spanish teacher from USA to Japan to kagome school and accidenta goes through the well jajajajaja (lol)
It will be interested
Good job I wish I can write like you
| Jingyee1511 chapter 36 . 1/21
Hi! I loved the interaction between Inuyasha and Souta in this chapter immensely. Especially the part whereby Souta felt the inevitable twinge of disappointment when he thought Inuyasha was going to follow exactly as Kagome indicated in the letter- I liked Inuyasha's valuing her decision, and find the compromise extremely amusing. Nice work!
I would just like to add that I really appreciate it that you returned to this fanfic. To be honest the latest chapters really resonated with me- I had my own experience whereby someone left without a word, and I was left to learn things second hand. As an avid InuKag fan it probably sounds sadistic to wish that Inuyasha does not have it easy regaining Kagome's trust- but as the biased individual I am I really felt for these two chapters, and really appreciated that you let Kagome decide to do without Inuyasha, for her to grow stronger and allow fate to guide the rest of their relationship or at least next be with him only for the right reasons. The complications in real life are immense, and not as fairytale like as Inuyasha returning and magically solving the problem- for that I thank you.
Also, your writing this chapter has made me re-think my own hiatus. To my chagrin I have almost essentially abandoned one of my fanfics because I faced the reality of growing up- the OC had not character and personality enough, and the fairytale ending I had previously envisioned disappeared with my experience. The only more realistic options to me was to have the OC fall out with her Intended, or fall out and get back together after much time to grow independently- neither of which I felt would be the desired ending from the readers' perspective. I therefore wait with bated breath for the definitely satisfactory ending that you will craft of My Heart. Thank you once again for showing me that, and I'm looking forward to the next Sunday installation.
| SweetHunniiBunnii chapter 36 . 1/20
Really nice work!(: I hope things get worked out between Inuyasha and Kagome soon. Lovely work and I can't wait for the next update!
| EdwardBellaRenesmeCullen chapter 36 . 1/19
Gook luck with hour story I don't think I will continued to read this story. When you make Kagome leave inuyasha and then you add Hobo in.
| fanficnewbiee chapter 36 . 1/19
Good chapter. Thank you for sharing and updating!:D


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NEW YORK (AP) - Novak Djokovic put his hand to his ear to revel in the cheers pouring down from the stands.
It was only one set, but the world's top-ranked player is seasoned enough in the role of favorite these days to realize that warding off that first challenge from an underdog is usually enough to avoid an upset.
Djokovic survived a marathon tiebreaker, fighting off four set points, then cruised the rest of the way to beat Alexandr Dolgopolov in the fourth round of the U.S. Open.
"I knew in the back of my mind I needed to hang in there and try to wait for the opportunities," Djokovic said. "After I won the first set, I felt that I have a little mental advantage over him, that I'm in control."
The Serb won 7-6 (14), 6-4, 6-2 on Monday. Countryman Janko Tipsarevic watched the tiebreaker before his own post-match news conference with the interest of a friend and a soon-to-be foe.
The first time in the Open era that two Serbian men have made the quarterfinals of a major tournament, they'll play each other.
After Djokovic won the opening set against the 22-year-old Dolgopolov and his unpredictable game, Tipsarevic was quite sure who he'd be facing next.
"I'm not going to try and play like Dolgopolov. I don't think even he knows what's going to happen the next point," Tipsarevic said. "I mean, it's understandable. Alexandr is playing really good; he's a new opponent for Novak. He's not an everyday opponent. He never played Novak before and it's windy out there."
The 20th-seeded Tipsarevic reached his first Grand Slam quarterfinal by beating Juan Carlos Ferrero 7-5, 6-7 (3), 7-5, 6-2. He and Djokovic are frequent practice partners.
"Even if I'm not friends with Novak, I would know his game since he's, you know, going out of your fridge in Serbia, basically," Tipsarevic said with a grin of his buddy's popularity and ubiquity in their home country.
"In a way it can be easier on us maybe knowing where the other one is going to serve when it's important or whatever," he added. "But those things are maybe 2 percent of the overall outcome of the match. Who plays better tennis is going to win."
Both men are playing the best tennis of their lives this year. Tipsarevic insisted he was most excited about achieving his goal of ascending to a top-20 ranking.
"I know it's maybe stupid, but I'm honestly only focusing now on my ranking," he said. "I don't know why. I am like that. When I take something, I just _ when I was a baby, I take a doll, and until I break it I don't want a new one. I'm just now focused. I'm looking that there is 360 points waiting for me (on) the other side of the net, and I need to beat whoever (that is)."
Even if it's his top-ranked compatriot.
Djokovic fell behind 0-4 in his first-set tiebreaker. But he regained momentum when his shot ticked off the top of the net and over, and the 22nd-seeded Dolgopolov's backhand crosscourt volley landed just wide.
It was the kind of theater fans waited on long lines for outside Louis Armstrong Stadium.
"Sometimes it's really nice to be on the smaller court where the crowd is closer to the court where you can feel them," Djokovic said. "When you're taking a towel, you can feel them so close to you."
SPIKE'S GAME: Even the most intimidating player in women's tennis can be intimidated.
Director Spike Lee, who sat in Serena Williams' box during her fourth-round win Monday, is apparently quite the competitor on the court.
"He's crazy. He wants to win more than I do," Williams said about her good friend.
She recalled that Lee will implore: "Hit to me really hard."
When Williams tells him, "I'm going to break your racket if I do," he'll insist, "No, go your hardest."
"He's actually really good," Williams said. "He's like really, really intense. I'm a little intimidated. 'Calm down, calm down.'"
That intensity carries over to the dinner table, where topics of conversation can include Williams' support for the Miami Heat and Lee's well-chronicled devotion to the New York Knicks.
"Whenever we're at dinner, he's looking for a debate," Williams said. "You have to join in and pick a side. I always try to pick an opposite side so it can just be a debate. It's fun, though. I love it."
So perhaps it's not a surprise that when asked for her favorite Lee movie, Williams replied, "I don't want to say. I think he would be angry."
Williams might be starring in her own videos soon of the musical variety. She has a karaoke room in her new house in Los Angeles.
"We sing our hearts out," she said. "We've sung till 8 in the morning. I was like, 'Oh, my God, the sun's coming out.' I look out and see the sun. We keep singing and singing and singing and singing. It's magical."
Williams loves tunes from the 1980s and '90s, but her favorite artist to impersonate is Rihanna.
She may start posting videos of the karaoke nights on her website.
"I'm a little nervous because my voice isn't the best," Williams said. "My performances are probably the best. I do a full routine. It's amazing."
ROLE REVERSAL: Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova won the first set against Francesca Schiavone at the French Open, and that didn't turn out too well.
So after the 20-year-old Russian dropped the opening set in a rematch Monday, she comforted herself with the thought that maybe rallying from behind was her best chance of winning.
She did just that in a 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 victory over the seventh-seeded Italian. The youngest player left in the draw defeated the oldest as Pavlyuchenkova reached her first U.S. Open quarterfinal.
The 17th-seeded Pavlyuchenkova had led 6-1, 4-1 in her first Grand Slam quarterfinal at Roland Garros earlier this year before Schiavone came back for a three-set victory.
The roles were completely reversed going into the decisive set this time.
"She kind of found courage ... and then everything was going well for her," Pavlyuchenkova said of the previous meeting. "I was a little bit disappointed and I was really negative and tired. So I just couldn't play my game. That's why I was 5-1 down in the third very fast and easy.
"This time I won the second set, so it was the same for me. Emotionally I felt better and I felt like I could win the third set."
Pavlyuchenkova will need all sorts of self-belief against her next opponent: 13-time major champion Serena Williams.
The 31-year-old Schiavone carries the confidence of winning the 2010 French Open, but she was wildly inconsistent at this tournament, especially with her serve. The two players combined for 16 service breaks and 21 double-faults in 31 games in Monday's match.
"When I play like this, I have to swallow it and just go home," Schiavone said.
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