The Patriots recorded their third straight shutout victory on Tuesday with an impressive 6-0 thumping of Tri-Valley East rival Worcester. With the win, moved to 4-1 on the season and appear to the team to be in the T-V East this season.

"I can't stress enough how well we're playing as a team," said CV-S boys head coach Terri Adams. "We're well balanced, we support each other on the field, and I can substitute quite often and not miss a beat."

In Tuesday's win, both John Odbert and Luke Sikkema scored two goals each, and Jesse Miller and Dan Blanchard added one each. The Patriots opened up a 4-0 halftime lead.

CV-S also captured the championship of the Cherry Valley-Springfield Booster Club Tournament last weekend, as Mathias VanDerwerker recorded back-to-back shutouts and was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.

The Patriots defeated Madison, 2-0, in the final as Vanderwerker made three saves and John Odbert and David Adams provided the scoring.

Odbert, who also scored in an opening round 4-0 victory over Sharon Springs, was named to the all-tournament team along with teammates Spencer Staley and Jake Hanlon.

Vanderwerker made 14 saves in Friday's opening round win.

CV-S plays at Laurens, also undefeated in T-V play, at 4:30 p.m. Friday.

The Wolverines scored the winning goal with just over six minutes remaining. Maggie Milner's first half goal provided all the scoring for the Lady Patriots.

During last weekend's CV-S Booster Club Tournament, MVP Kelly Gannon scored all three goals for Schoharie in its 3-1 title-game victory over the host school.

The Patriots' Jenny Bowen opened the scoring five minutes into play, finding a seam through a crowd of players after a corner kick.

Meg Shirey, Kim Daley and Marna Taylor made the all-tournament team for the Patriots.