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IAC GIRLS SOCCER: TIOGA FALLS TO SMALL SCHOOL POWERHOUSE GROTON, 10-1 (24 PHOTOS) (2019-09-16)

Valley Sports Report
TIOGA CENTER - Defending IAC Small School champion Groton scored four goals in the final 20 minutes of the first half to open up a 6-1 halftime lead en route to a 10-1 win over Tioga here Monday afternoon in IAC crossover girls soccer action.

Groton outshot Tioga, 34-7, and a 4-0 edge in corner kicks.

"The most telling stat of the game was Groton's 34-7 advantage in shots," said Tioga coach Jim Walsh. "They 13 different players take shots and seven different players score goals.

"At times, I had to sit back and marvel at their athletic movement, control of the ball, distribution of the ball, and the power of their kicks," added Walsh. "And all that without Division I Canisius-bound senior striker Lauren Reeves, who recently left the team to prepare for college play."

Groton scored the first two goals of the game, but Tioga cut the deficit in half on a goal by senior Mackenzie Macumber, who scored off a cross from junior Destini Sweet.

"Speedy forward Mackenzie Macumber was a workhorse for the team defending and attacking," said Walsh. "She had six of our seven shots-on-goal and scored our lone goal."

Groton finished off the half with four goals, then scored four more in the second half.

Brooke Brecht and Emma DeMatteo each recorded hat tricks for the Lady Indians, now 4-2.

Tioga, now 1-4, returns to action Wednesday at Newfield.

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IN PHOTO 1: Tioga's Mackenzie Macumber. ... PHOTOS BY TIM BIRNEY.

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