Box Score Saratoga Springs, N.Y.-- SUNY Oneonta scored a minute into the first overtime for a 1-0 non-league men's soccer win over Skidmore College, Wednesday at Wachenheim Field.
 
Both teams are 8-4-1.
 
Dan Scott started the winning play with a 30-yard pass from his own defensive end that found a charging Colin Volpe on the right side. Volpe played a cross in the box to Dylan Williams who tallied his third of the season at 91:01.
 
The game started slowly with neither team mounting a serious challenge in the first half.
 
Oneonta carried the play for a majority of the second half.  The Red Dragons had a decent opportunity in the 64^th minute when Mitchell Cain fired a shot from just inside the box that forced Thoroughbred goalie Eli Kisselbach to use a quick kick save to prevent the goal.  
 
Skidmore's first opportunity in the second half came on restart from along the end line in the 71^st minute that just missed wide. The Thoroughbreds had a chance late in regulation when Joe Phalen's hard shot was knocked down by Oneonta keeper Colin Balkwell. 
 
Oneonta had a 19-6 shot advantage, however only six were on goal. The Red Dragons also had six corners to Skidmore's zero.
 
Kisselbach finished with five saves for the Thoroughbreds.  Daniel DeBottis had stopped both shots he faced in the first half, while Balkwell had one save in the second half.
 
Skidmore will host Cobleskill in a non-league game on Saturday at 2 p.m.
 
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                          Soccer Game Summary (Final)
                       2012 Skidmore College Men's Soccer
       Oneonta vs Skidmore College (Oct 10, 2012 at Saratoga Springs, NY)
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 Oneonta (8-4-1) vs. Skidmore College (8-4-1)
 Date: Oct 10, 2012  Attendance: 75
 Weather: Overcast, showers, 55 at start
 
 Goals by period       1  2 OT  Tot
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 Oneonta.............  0  0  1 -  1
 Skidmore College....  0  0  0 -  0
 
 SCORING SUMMARY:
  1.  91:01 ONEONTA Dylan Williams (3) (Colin Volpe;Dan Scott) - long pass from defensive end to right side then pass to center
 
 Shots: Oneonta 19, Skidmore College 6
 Saves: Oneonta 3 (Daniel DeBottis 2; Colan Balkwell 1), Skidmore
 College 5 (Eli Kisselbach 5)