Wismer helps Rye beat Cornwall in boys soccer

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Rye beat Cornwall 3-1 in Goshen, with Felix Wismer scoring once and assisting on another goal. Rye held the No. 1 spot in Section 1 Class A rankings on Oct. 13.

Rye's 3-1 win over Cornwall came Oct. 12 in Goshen, New York, during the Section 1 vs. Section 9 Challenge. Felix Wismer scored a goal and added an assist. The Yahoo Sports scoreboard records the result and Wismer's contributions.

Rye was ranked No. 1 among Section 1 Class A teams as of Oct. 13, with a 10-0 record, according to lohud's boys soccer rankings. Cornwall had been a state championship finalist in Class AA the previous season.

The roundup page also points to "Mamaroneck gets to No. 2, Mahopac makes top 5 in boys soccer ranking."

Another linked headline reads "Rye remains on top, three teams crack the girls soccer top 10 rankings."

Its field hockey coverage includes "Mamaroneck, Lakeland at top of field hockey rankings, postseason nears."

Other listings include "Field hockey schedule, scoreboard for week of Oct. 11." The page also features "Field Hockey Player of the Week, presented by White Plains Hospital?"

A separate listing names the "Boys Soccer Player of the Week, presented by White Plains Hospital." Readers are also invited to "Vote | Football team of the week, presented by White Plains Hospital," and the page links to a girls soccer player-of-the-week feature.

The homepage list reaches beyond local sports. It includes "When to see peak fall foliage in New York state."

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Mara Ellison Editor The Young Dentist
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Mara Ellison

Mara Ellison is Clinical Oral Health Editor at The Young Dentist, covering restorative care, dental implants, prosthodontics, treatment planning and other clinical topics. She focuses on translating clinical evidence into useful context for everyday dentistry, with particular attention to treatment limitations, complications and the difference between independent evidence and commercial claims.