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High School SportsWednesday, November 4

Elmira beat Ithaca's soccer teams in both Section IV Class AAA finals

The Daily Ithaca teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you follow Section IV sports, it was a tough weekend on the soccer field for Ithaca. Elmira's Hailey Hamilton scored a diving goal off Gianna Capilli's free kick to win the girls' Class AAA title, WETM reported in its plays of the week. On the boys' side, Dom Romeo's header was the Express' first goal in a double-overtime title win over the Lil' Red.

Elmira took both Class AAA soccer titles

FinalResult
Girls' Class AAAElmira over Ithaca
Boys' Class AAAElmira over Ithaca, double overtime
Girls' Class AAHorseheads over Union-Endicott

Source: WETM

Tioga football beat Trumansburg and moved on to the Section IV Class D semifinals. In volleyball, Tioga swept Spencer-Van Etten on Monday night.

  • Volleyball: Tioga swept Spencer-Van Etten at Tioga High School
  • Next up: Tioga at No. 2 Trumansburg in the Class C quarterfinals
  • That match was set for Nov. 3 at Trumansburg

Tioga football and Horseheads soccer by the numbers

44-14
Tioga football's win over Trumansburg
66 yards
Caden Bradley's touchdown run against Trumansburg
3rd
straight Class AA girls soccer crown for Horseheads (shared in 2024)

Source: WETM

Sources: WETM, WICZ

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