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Cooperstown senior Dillon Burns receives a ball with F-S defender Brandon Magana trying to steal it away during Cooperstown's 3-0 home win Friday. (Greg Klein/Allotsego.com).

Friday Sports Roundup
Coop boys shut out
F-S to go to 15-0

STAFF REPORT • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Colby Diamond scored twice and Luca Gardner-Olesen had a goal and an assist as Cooperstown stayed undefeated in boys soccer with a 3-0 senior-night win over visiting Frankfort-Schuyler on Friday, Oct. 15, in a Center State Conference non-division match.

Aidan Spencer and Ollie Wasson had assists for the Hawkeyes, which out shot F-S, 35-5, and had a 5-2 advantage in corner kicks.

Cooperstown (15-0) paid tribute to seniors Dillon Burns, Gardner-Olesen, Finn Holohan, Gavin Lesko, Max Porto, Reisen Sheldon, Liam Spencer and Declan White.

Cooperstown's last scheduled regular-season game, Saturday's rematch with Division II champ Utica Academy of Science, has been canceled because of projected bad weather, clinching a perfect regular-season record for the Hawkeyes.

The Atoms closed the season with 12 wins in a row after losing, 7-2, at Cooperstown on Sept. 9.

Cooperstown, F-S and UAS await Section III Class C seedings, which will be announced Sunday, Oct. 17.

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