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2004 Boys Finals
November 6th
Division 1
2004 Division 1 MHSAA Champions - Okemos High School
Okemos 2 - Utica Eisenhower 1
Okemos (ranked #6) captured the Michigan division 1 state championship 2:1 against a talented Utica Eisenhower team (ranked #5) on Saturday at Troy Athens HS. Okemos controlled much of the play in the 1st half, getting a goal from Pat Rawsthorne in the 9th minute and a second from Zach Hudson off an assist from Josh White in the 24th minute. Utica Eisenhower pushed hard for goals in the 2nd half and got one from Piotr Nowak with an assist by Wade Allen. But Okemos defense held and Steven Topper had 12 saves in the net for Okemos with Francesco Bartolotta making 8 saves for Utica Eisenhower. Okemos completes their championship season with a 24-1-1 record while EI finishes with a 24-2-1 record. Congratulations to the Okemos players, coaches, and fans on a great year! A Few More Photos More Tim Potter Photos
Division 2
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 3 - Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 2
Division 3
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 2 - South Haven 0
Division 4
2004 Division 4 MHSAA Champions - Muskegon Western Michigan Christian
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 3 - Burt Lake Northern Michigan Christian 0
Western Michigan Christian started off fast and furious and overwhelmed Northern Michigan Christian in the first half. Willian Bruinsma scored twice for the Warriors, while Joel Delass added a goal. In the second half, Northern tightened their defenses and stopped the scoring. Western Michigan Christian has now won two straight state titles and finishes at 21-3-1. Burt Lake Northern Michigan Christian ends their season at 21-4. A Few More Photos
2004 Boys Semifinal Playoffs
November 3rd
Division 1
Utica Eisenhower 4 - Saline 0
Okemos 1 - Rochester Adams 0
Okemos (ranked #6) won their division 1 state semifinal game 1:0 against a tough Rochester Adams team on Wednesday night. On a cold and damp evening in Grand Blanc, both these teams played hard and the game was physical and direct. Both teams had chances to score in the first half with Okemos missing two opportunities right in front of the net and Rochester Adams hitting the post twice. Okemos controlled much of the play in the 2nd half and got the match winner from Mike Smith, his 33rd of the season breaking the Okemos High School scoring record in the process. Steven Topper records his 7th shutout in a row for Okemos with 6 saves in the net and Rochester Adams finishes their 2004 season with a 13-9-1 record. Okemos will meet Utica Eisenhower (ranked #5) in the Division 1 State Final on Saturday in Troy.
Division 2
Stoney Creek 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 2 - Vicksburg 1
Division 3
South Haven 3 - Elk Rapids 1
Detroit Country Day 1 - Flint Powers Catholic 0
Division 4
Burt Lake 7 - Roeper 3
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 2 - Inter-City Baptist 1
2004 Boys Regional Playoffs
October 30th
Saline 1 - Livonia Stevenson 0 (SO)
Rochester Adams 1 - Troy 0 (2 OT)
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - Dearborn Divine Child 1
Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 4 - Linden 0
2004 Region 11 Division 3 Champions - Flint Powers Catholic High School
Flint Powers Catholic 3 - Madison Heights Lamphere 0
In the Region 11 D3 finals, Powers got on the board early, on a goal by David Rodgers. The morning match was windy and in the first half, Powers had the wind with their play and it help them control that half. In the second half, Lamphere picked up their play and controlled the ball more, made several great shots on goal. Greg Stewart sealed the win for Powers with their second goal. Lamphere pressed on, never gave up and made more great runs at Powers, they just could not find the back of the net. Preston Witt finished the match with Powers' final goal. Powers Catholic upped their record to 13-10, while Lamphere finished the season at 19-3-1. Powers now goes to the Detroit Country Day Semi-Finals to play against Country Day, November 3rd at 7 p.m. A Few More Photos
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 2 - Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian 1
Roeper 2 - University Liggett 1
Liggett took a 1-0 lead 13 minutes into the first half with a goal scored by Adam Heaney. In the second half, Roeper's Nick George responded by scoring twice off two rebounds in the box. Both teams played very well considering the huge wind factor that played into the game. Roeper will play Burt Lake in the state semi-finals next week.
Forest Hills Central 2 - Unity Christian 0
South Haven 3 - Muskegon Orchard View 1
Vicksburg 3 - Mattawan 2 (SO)
October 29th
Okemos 3- Portage Central 0
Country Day 2 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
Elk Rapid 3 - Cheboygan 0
Inter-City Baptist 1 - Adrian Lenawee Christian 0
Burt Lake Northern Michigan Christian
4 - Cadillac Heritage Christian 1
October 28th
Utica Eisenhower 5 - Warren DeLaSalle 0
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - Trenton 1
Dearborn Divine Child 3 - Hazel Park 1
October 27th
Genesee Christian's #9, Ben Hoeflinger, tries to hold off Roeper's Nick George
Roeper 4 - Genesee Christian 0
In the Regional 13 D4 semifinal game, Roeper got the scoring going early on a goal by freshman Kyle Wright. Conor Mendenhall added to the Roeper effort by notching two goals, while Nathan Wilmens scored once. Genesee Christian ends their season at 15-6-3. Roeper ups their record to16-4-1 and now meets University Liggett in the Regional final this Saturday at 1pm. A Few More Photos
Portage Central 1 - East Kentwood 0
Livonia Stevenson 4 - Woodhaven 0
Photo by Tim Potter, © 2004
Okemos' #20, Mike Smith, attacking the Holland goal
Okemos 3 - Holland 0
Okemos will play in the regional final after an impressive win over Holland in the Region 1-1 semifinal game on Wednesday. Okemos controlled play throughout most of the match and got goals from Mike Smith (2) and Omar El-Hussieny, with assists from Trevor Miller and Alex Potter. Steven Topper had the shutout in goal for Okemos which improves to 21-1-1 and will play Portage Central in the Regional final in Holland on Friday night. Holland finishes their 2004 season with an 11-11-1 record. Troy 2 - Traverse City West 1 (2OT). A Few More Photos
Rochester Adams 2 - Grand Blanc 1
Saline 2 - Dearborn 1
South Haven 1 - Grand Rapids North Point Christian 0
In Region 3 semi final action from Grandville Calvin Christian field, the
defending state champion South Haven Rams defeated the Grand Rapids North Point Christian Mustangs, 1-0. The game's only score
came at 2:24 left in the first half by the Ram's Daniel Jackson. South Haven now meets Muskegon
Orchard View in the Regional finals, Saturday at Noon at Grandville Calvin Christian field.
Powers Catholic 5 - Algonac 1
Vicksburg 3 - Mason 2 (2OT )
Unity Christian 3 - Spring Lake 2
Goals: HUC - Brett Honderd (4'), Matthew Eling (48'), Eric VandenBerg (75'); SL - Jon Ritchie - 2 (5' & 40'). VandenBerg gets the game winner on a direct free kick.
Elk Rapids 8 - Shelby 0
Cheboygan 4 - Tawas 1
Tri-Unity 2 - Watervliet Grace 0
Nigel Hess got the Defenders on the board in the 50' minute. Tri-Unity scored with 53 seconds left to make the final 2-0. They will face Muskegon Western Michigan Christian for the third time this season. Tri-Unity lost the other two matches by one goal each. Grace finishes the year with a 16-7-1 record.
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 4 - Lansing Catholic Central 0
Adrian Lenawee Christian 2 - Lansing Christian 1 (OT)
Inter City 1 - AA Greenhills 0
Jackson Lumen Christi 1 - Ithaca 0
October 26th
Elkton Pigeon Bay Port's #32, Eric Weitzel, readies himself to
head the ball just as he is about to get hammered from behind.
Madison Hts. Lamphere 2 - Elkton Pigeon Bay Port 1
Lamphere takes this closely matched game on scores by Keith Lelli and Keith Jeffery. Lamphere ups their record to 19-2-1. The Lakers goal was scored by Dave Feger. They finish the season at 23-2. A Few More Photos
Liggett 2 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 1
Liggett took a 1-0 lead in the first half off Adam Heaney's free kick when Ryan League flicked the ball to Curtis Fisher who scored the goal. Liggett took a 2-0 lead later in the half when Jeffrey Heaney scored after receiving a pass from Adam Heaney. In the second half, Saginaw's Randy Ferchau scored to make it 2-1.Liggett's strong defensive effort in the second half prevented Saginaw from taking the lead. Liggett will play in the regional finals against the winner of Roeper/Genesee Christian on Saturday at Oakland Christian.
Linden 4 - Owosso 2
Mattawan 3 - Dexter 2
Stoney Creek 5 - Mt. Pleasant 2
Division II Regional @ ND Prep. Stoney scored first on a PK from Kevin Dick. Mt. Pleasant answer on a pretty goal from Andrew Rhode. In the second half Rhode put Mt. Pleasant ahead early. Stoney came back on goals from Oliver Jones, assist Anthony Gratson. Matt Makin, assist Gratson. Brent McIntosh and Anthony Gratson from McIntosh. Stoney is now 22-2-2. They play Linden on Saturday at 1:00.
Forest Hills Central 1 - Ludington 0
Eisenhower 6 - Detroit Catholic Central 0
Warren DeLaSalle 4 - New Baltimore Anchor Bay 1
Western Michigan Christian 8 - Marcellus 0
Muskegon Orchard View
1 - Dowagiac 0
Cadillac Heritage Christian 4 - Cooks Big Bay de Noc 3 (2 OT)
Burt Lake Northern Michigan Christian 4 - Northport 0
2004 Boys District Playoffs
October 25th
Spring Lake 2 - Grand Rapids Northview 1 (OT)
Tri-Unity 4 - Covenant Christian 3
October 23rd
Warren DeLaSalle 3 - Grosse Pointe North 2 (OT)
District final game. Goals by senior's Christian King and Ryan Symington were not enough as North finishes 12-5-3... DLS scored early in OT. DLS goals by Steve Thompson (1assist), Fabian Nalichowski (2), DLS assists also to Paul Hoste and Josh Rogers. GPN goals by Christian King (unassisted) and Ryan Symington, assisted by Dan Gassel.
Roeper 3 - Southfield Christian 1
Elk Rapids 4 - Bellaire 0
District 47-3 Final
Forest Hills Central 2 - Lowell 1 (OT)
District 28
Lahser 3 - Cranbrook 1
Lahser
took a 1-0 lead in the first half with a goal by Brandon Horvath. In the second half,
Lahser took a 2-0 lead with another goal by Bradon Horvath. Cranbrook then made it 2-1 with a goal from Matt
Hillyard. Lahser secured its' lead with a goal off a free kick by Jessie Hendersonto make it 3-1. Lahser will play the winner of the Monroe-Jefferson district in regional semi-finals.
Country Day 9 - Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 0
Division III - District 36. Country Day advances to play Lansing Catholic Central in regional semi
final.
Lansing Catholic Central 2 - Williamston 0
Western Michigan Christian 3 - Fruitport Calvary Christian 0
Grace Christian 9 - Gobles 0
D4 District #56 at Watervliet Grace Christian. Goals/Assists:12' - Philip Fisher (Lincoln Fox), 17' - Nathan Price (Kevin Napp), 19' - Philip Fisher (Lincoln Fox), 21' - Richard Kiser, 24' - Richard Kiser, 35' - Lincoln Fox (Aaron Haack), 48' - Lincoln Fox, 61' - Adam Ashley (Lincoln Fox), 79' - Darrin Carrier (Adam Ashley), Shots: Grace 27; Gobles 6. Saves: Grace 5 (Tim Smith); Gobles 17 (Andrew McCarthy). Grace Christian is now 16-6-1 and will play in the regional semi-final at Hudsonville Freedom Baptist on Weds. at 3:30.
Saline 2 - Salem 1
Divine Child 4 - Dearborn Heights Crestwood 1
Dearborn 3 - Garden City 1
Woodhaven 3 - Monroe 2 (2OT)
District 5..Temperance-Bedford.
In a very exciting and well played game by both teams, the Warriors of Woodhaven slipped away with a 3-2 (2 OT) win in the District 5 Final at Temp. Bedford. Woodhaven started strong coming close on several occasions. The Warriors opened the scoring at the 11 minute mark on a nice shot by (Soph) Jon Evans, assisted by David McIntyre. Their lead was short lived when the Trojans of Monroe tied the game on a shot from close range. The Trojans scored again before the half. The goal was the result of a bad mistake on Woodhaven's part. To make matters worse for the Warriors, Captain, Justin Evans was given a Red card for dangerous play. The incident occurred when a Trojan mid-fielder slid in for the ball and in an attempt to avoid the slide tackle, Justin attempted to jump over him. On the way down there apparently was some contact. The Red card was an atrocious call on the part of the referee. The Warriors were now playing one man short. At this point, Monroe were now playing exceptionally well and controlling mid-field but the Warriors kept them off the score board. Half time...2-1 Trojans.
The Warriors were able to regroup at the half and were very inspired and motivated despite being down one goal and one man short. Woodhaven pushed forward in their effort to equalize. Both teams made adjustments in their formation and strategy and both teams worked hard. Play moved back and forth and as time seemed to be running out, the Warriors tied the game at the 33 minute mark. This goal was scored by (Jun) John Ciaravino, assisted by Jordan D'Emidio.
Final score....2-2. Next came two 15 minute periods of overtime. Despite fatigue beginning to show, both teams pushed for the winner. As time was running out and a shoot-out appeared looming, the Warriors last ditch effort paid off to the tune of the winning goal with 48 seconds left. This was a great individual effort on the part of (Soph) Jon Evans, who received a beautiful through ball from David McIntyre. The Woodhaven team had many warriors in this game and showed great character in the effort and tenacity. Having an exceptional game for the Warriors were, keeper Mike Ogilvie, Kyle Lesperance, Scott Horrigan, Frank Lucarelli, Andy Vella, Jordan D'Emidio, Chris Clark, John Ciaravino, Derek Salliotte, Justin Evans, David McIntyre and Jon Evans. Woodhaven's season record stands at 20-0-1.
Grand Blanc 2 - Holly 1
Okemos 4 - Howell 0
District 4-1 Final Game. Okemos scored 3 goals early and the game was over before halftime. After that, things got ugly with 3 or 4 Howell players shown yellow cards for violent or dangerous play. Okemos goals by Mike Smith on an assist by Trevor Miller, Trevor Miller on an assist by Josh White, an unassisted goal by Pat Rawsthorne and a goal by Omar El-Hussieny with an assist by Pat Gietzen. Steven Topper had two saves in goal for Okemos while Kevin Troschak had nine saves in net for Howell. Okemos improves to 20-1-1 and will play next in the Holland regional semifinal on Wednesday night. Howell finishes their season with a 7-9-3 record.
Livonia Stevenson 1 - Novi 0
Nick Ahwal scores the game's only goal as Stevenson wins the District 8 D1 title. Stevenson is now 18-2. Novi finishes the year at 13-3-5.
Shelby 2 - Big Rapids 1 (SO)
Western Michigan Christian 3 - Fruitport Calvary Christian 0
Trenton 2 - Riverview 1
In the Division 21-2 District Final at Monroe Jefferson, the Trenton Trojans faced the Riverview Bucs and a stiff wind in the first half. Riverview junior Brian Voelz scored in the 12th minute with a hard strike past Trojan keeper Robby Sauter. Fifteen minutes later, Trojan junior striker Joey Morsello crossed a ball in front of the net; senior Nick Badgley flicked the ball from his head to the head of junior midfielder Matthew Quirk, who scored the equalizer. The score remained tied throughout the second half as Trenton had the wind at their back in a steady rain. Many scoring attempts were thwarted by the stellar goalkeeping of the Bucs' Ryan Romanowski. As the possibility for overtime loomed, Trenton turned the Riverview net into a shooting gallery, finally putting the game-winner in with 55 seconds left on the clock. Senior midfielder Brian Ruetz deftly worked the ball through the defense to bury it hard and low, ensuring a trip to regionals for his side. Sauter got the win, making six saves with the support of Matt Wilger, Matt Karczewski, Devin Donnelly, and Andrew Mrazik at defense. Senior Jerry McNally had a strong showing at midfield. Trenton is 10-7-2 overall. Trenton plays Bloomfield Hills Lahser at Dearborn Heights Crestwood on Thursday.
Vicksburg 5 - Battlecreek Lakeview 1
South Haven 3 - Kalamazoo Christian 0
Utica Eisenhower 2 - Athens 1
Utica Eisenhower advances to Regional play with this penalty kick victory over Athens. The Redhawks end their season at 13-6-1.
East Kentwood 2 - Jenison 1
Holland 2 - Mona Shores 1 (2OT)
Mason 2 - Hastings 0
North
Pointe Christian 1 - Calvin Christian 0
Orchard View 1 - Whitehall 0 (OT)
October 22nd
St. Clair's #22, Jason Roggenbuck, chases down Stoney Creek's #23, Brent McIntosh.
Stoney Creek 5 - St. Clair 1
District final Division II, Number 25 @ North Branch. St. Clair jumped out to a 1-0 lead off a goal by Juan Montero in the 4th minute. Kevin Dick answered for Stoney in the 35th minute on a feed from Brent McIntosh. In the second half Anthony Gratson scored from Eric Rinaldi in the 35th minute. Other second half goals: Brent McIntosh scored in from Luke Norman; Dick from McIntosh, and Gratson from McIntosh. James Popelton was the goal keeper for Stoney. Jeff DeMoss and Frank Rydquist were excellent on defense. Stoney is 21-2-2, St. Clair 13-7-1.
Lenawee Christian 5 - Jackson Christian 1
Linden 1 - Oxford 0 (OT)
Tawas 3 - Pinconning 0
Division 3 - District 45 Finals. Tawas is now 19-3-1
Troy 1 - Brother Rice 0
Detroit Catholic Central 1 - Grosse Pointe South 0
Ithaca 3 - Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central 2
District 43-3 Final. It was Ithaca winning its very first District Title in OT. The first half was very evenly played with each team getting 3 shots on goal. The second half opened up with Nouvel scoring twice (Tommy Wechter and Scott Butterfield) in a matter of 15 minutes. With 15 minutes remaining in regulation, senior Torry Robbennolt took a great flank pass, skirted by two defenders and put the ball in the back of the net. Within 5 minutes, Ithaca's other senior forward Joey Phelps took a flank pass, penetrated the PK box and blasted the ball past the Nouvel keeper. With the scored tied at 2 and Ithaca beginning to pressure Nouvel constantly in their defensive third, Joey Phelps again turned a flank pass into an opportunity but was taken down in the PK box with a shot to the groin. Nouvel's keeper, Andrew Wolohan guessed correctly making a diving save deep in the corner of the goal. With the momentum changed, Ithaca headed to OT with wind in its sail. Ithaca controlled much of the OT and with 6:57 remaining, Joey Phelps received a flank pass on the run and crossed the ball to the six where a Nouvel player misplayed the cross into his own net. Ithaca's record is now 16-4 and notching its 53rd win in school history (4th year.) Ithaca will now play Jackson Lumen Christi on 10/27/04 at Williamston. Game time is set for 7:00pm.
Madison Hts. Lamphere 1 - Bishop Foley 0
Liggett 3 - Bethesda 0
Liggett took an early 1-0 in the district finals with a goal scored by Spencer Logan assisted by Adam Heaney. In the second half to secure Liggett's lead, Spencer Logan and Curtis Fisher both scored and each was assisted by Adam Heaney. Liggett will play in the district finals against the winner of Caseville/Saginaw Valley Lutheran on Tuesday at Oakland Christian.
October 21st
Livonia Stevenson's # 7, Louie Djokic, bumps and grinds with Northville's Enrique Acevedo.
Livonia Stevenson 3 - Northville 2 (SO)
In a double shootout thriller Stevenson toppled the Mustangs of Northville. Scoring for Stevenson were Nick Ahwal and Andy Smith. Scoring for Northville were Mike Cornelius and Phil Yutzy. Northville closes out their season at 18 - 2 - 1. A Few More Photos
Adrian 4 - Jackson Northwest 2
Adrian came back twice before going ahead for good. Spencer Allen scored first for the Maples followed by Max Huesch. John Gietzen scored the last two Maple goals. Sean Mack and Spencer Allen had assists while Tommy Clark played well in goal.
Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port 1 - Bad Axe 0
In a much anticipated and physical game between these rivals the Lakers of EPBP came out on top with a 1-0 win over the Hatchets. After a scoreless first half. Senior Mitch Yoder had the golden goal on a penalty kick mid-way through the second half. This marks the third team EPBP has beat Bad Axe this season. Lakers up their record to 22-1-0 and are currently on a 22 game win streak. Jackson Maust records his 17th shutout of the year. Lakers face the winner of Marlette/Essexville Garber winner. The District championship will be held at 1:30 on Saturday.
Roeper 3 - Oakland Christian 2 (SO)
Trenton 1 - Allen Park 0
Division 21-2. The Mega Red Trenton Trojans faced last year's district champs, the Mega White Allen Park Jaguars in the second round of district playoffs. Still stinging from the 2003 post-season defeat, the Trojans came well-prepared and ready to shoot against a determined Allen Park squad. However, the Jaguars' keeper, Ed Neizgoda, and defenders Mike Lewis and Chris Albers were impenetrable until the 46th minute, when junior midfielder Matthew Quirk's cross from deep in the corner found the head of senior midfielder Jerry McNally. McNally's strong finish was the only goal of the match. The well-coached Allen Park squad never let up and fought hard until the final whistle. Junior Robby Sauter notched another shutout with three saves and the help of seniors Matt Wilger and Devin Donnelly, junior Matt Karczewski, and sophomore Andrew Mrazik at defense. Supporting the attack at midfield were seniors Tim Horst and Brian Ruetz. Allen Park's Chris Moore also had a strong game. Trenton is now 9-7-2 overall.
Cranbrook 2 - Royal Oak Dondero 1
At Seaholm HS, Cranbrook beat the Oaks of Dondero 2-1 to advance to the Div. II District finals. In the first half, Cranbrook senior Matt Hillyard scored the first goal unassisted nearly 20 minutes into the half. Cranbrook Junior Manuel Weitnauer scored, also unassisted ten minutes later. In the second half, James Rex of Dondero scored a little more than halfway through to bring the final score to 2-1. Cranbrook rises to 13-0-2, Dondero falls to 10-7-2. Cranbrook faces either Birmingham Seaholm or Bloomfield Hills Lahser in the District Final at 7pm on Saturday.
Hastings 2 - Marshall 0
Marshall ends it season with a 0-2 loss to Hastings in the second round of District 19-2 play. Hastings advances to the District Final on Saturday at Hastings.
Bellaire 3 - East Jordan 1
District 47-3
Elk Rapids 4 - Benzie Central 0
District 47-3
Clarkston 2 - Lake Orion 1 (OT)
At LO, Senior Mike Klemm scored with 6:51 to go in the first OT to send the Wolves into the district final on saturday night against Adams. Clarkston had lost Klemm half way through the first half when he suffered a half inch gash on his forehead but after getting medical treatment came back for his OT heroics. Junior Joel Parrish scored his 9 th goal of the year on a nice through ball ball from Freshman Oliver Kupe to put the Wolves up in the second half, but they couldn't hold the lead as Lake Orion poured on the pressure and finally got a goal from Brandon Powell to tie the score at 1-1. Barak Thomas and DJ Ferguson were both steady in net on a rainy and slippery night. Lake Orin ends the year at 13-8 and the Wolves improve to 9-9-2.
Woodhaven 9 - Taylor Kennedy 0 (HT 3-0)
Div.1 - District 5. Scorers for the Warriors were. (Soph) Jon Evans..5 goals and 2 assists, (Sen) David McIntyre...2 goals and 2 assists, (Sen) Justin Evans...4 assists, (Jun) John Ciaravino...1 goal, (Jun) Chris Clark...1 goal, (Jun) Andy Vella..1 assist. (Jun) Mike Ogilvie had the shut-out for Woodhaven. Team records: Woodhaven 19-0-1. Taylor Kennedy 11-6-2. Woodhaven will play Monroe in the District final. The District Final is at Temperance-Bedford on Saturday at 7:00pm.
St. Mary Catholic Central 2 - Milan 0
Milan bowed out of the state tournament after a tough fought game with their friendly rival SMCC After loosing to SMCC the first time 3-0 and tying them 0-0 the second time, the third time we met was destined to be a very scrappy game. SMCC went ahead 1-0 with 6 minutes left in the first half. Milan had several scoring opportunities throughout the half with 6 corner kicks but nothing to show for it. SMCC scored 12 minutes into the second half and we couldn't generate any opportunities after that. We knew that Coach Rosenbrook would have his players ready for the game and they were. I have coached against Paul for about 20 years off & on and he runs a very good program. After the game there were handshakes and some hugs between the players. This rivalry is what athletics is about. It would have been nice to get to the next game but the better team won tonight.
Forest Hills Central 5 - Grand Rapids Christian 4 (OT)
Jake Stacy's third goal of the night ended the game with 4 minutes to go in the first overtime.
Petoskey 4 - Marquette 0
In a district semifinal game played at Marquette. Petoskey now hosts Ludington in the district final Saturday @ 2:00.
Howell 4 - Lansing Everett 0
2 Watervliet Grace Christian - Kalamazoo Heritage 0
Lincoln Fox scored both goals and Tim Smith posted the shutout in the third match of the year between these Cornerstone Conference teams. #8 ranked Heritage previously defeated Grace 6-0 and 4-1. The 15-5-1 Patriots will be playing in the district championship for the third consecutive season; they will host Gobles at 2pm Saturday.
McBain Christian 2 - Big Rapids 1
Novi 1 - Walled Lake Western 0
Jason Sierra scores the games only goal as Novi heads to the District 8 D1 final to take on Livonia Stevenson.
Hazel Park 2 - St. Clair Shores Lakeview 1 (SO)
Riverview 4 - Monroe Jefferson 0
Okemos 3 - Hartland 0
District 4-1 Semifinal Game. Okemos prevailed against a stingy defensive effort from Hartland in the District 4 Division 1 semifinal game. The game was close at halftime, 1:0 for Okemos, on a goal by Scott Branta with an assist from Mike Smith. The Hartland keeper made several fine saves in net to keep the match close. Five minutes into the 2nd half Okemos had scored two more goals - one by Mike Smith off a great cross from Zach Hudson and one an unassisted goal by Hudson who beat several Hartland defenders and the keeper. Steven Topper had two saves in goal for Okemos and Josh Deckman had 12 saves for Hartland. Okemos record improves to 19-1-1 and they will face Howell in the District 4 final game on Saturday afternoon in Brighton. Hartland ends their 2004 season with a 4-11-3 record.
October 20th
Southfield Christian's #8, Mike Solt, turns away from a group of Shrine defenders.
Southfield Christian 1 - Royal Oak Shrine 0
Southfield Christian beat Royal Oak Shrine 1-0. Senior Jeremy Kingma scored off a corner from freshman Michael Solt in the games third minute. The SCS defense held on despite a good game from Shrine. It was senior Andrew Bauer's 11th shutout. The win moves Southfield's record to 15-3-1. Shrine concludes
their season with a record of 8-6-3. Southfield plays the winner of Roeper/Oakland at Oakland at 2 on Saturday.
Lenawee Christian 3
- Dansville 0
District 50 - Lenawee Christian will play Jackson Christian for district championship on
Friday at 4:30.
Stoney Creek 1 - Lapeer East 0
Kevin Dick scored from the penalty spot in the first half. Stoney Creek (20-2-2) advances to the district finals at North Branch Friday.
Lutheran Westland 1 - Allen Park Cabrini 0
(2OT)
Senior Jae Ha scored the game winner with a minute left in the 2nd overtime. Junior Goalkeeper Kevin
Greening recorded the shut-out.
Gobles 6 - Otsego Baptist Academy 5
Ann Arbor Greenhills 2 - Plymouth Christian 1
Almost a tale of two halves. Greenhills dominated possession in the first half, created several good scoring chances, and were rewarded with a nice goal from junior striker Malcolm Albin. In the second half, a committed Plymouth Christian team flooded the penalty area, creating a number of scoring chances and were frustrated repeatedly by Greenhills keeper Chris Ford. Greenhills had some good counterattack opportunities and increased their margin with a cool finish by senior striker Sam Upton on an Albin assist. Plymouth Christian scored with three minutes left and threatened at least 2 more times but fell short in the end.
Salem 2 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1 (OT)
Calgary Christian 6 - Mason County Eastern 0
Western Michigan Christian 2 - N. Muskegon 0
GPN 5 - Sterling Heights 0
District 10 semi-final - North goals scored by Christian King (3), Andy Bennett and Ryan Arsenault. Sterling Heights goalies combined for many great saves. GPN faces DLS in the finals Friday, Oct. 22 @ Sterling Heights at 4:00.
Divine Child 5 - Ferndale 0
Ithaca 3 - Hemlock 2
I need to add that the district final in 43-3 will be Ithaca vs Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central on 10/22/04 at Nouvel. Game time will be 4:00pm. Ithaca's record is now 15-4.
Anchor Bay 1- Romeo 0 (2OT)
Brother Rice 3 - Walled Lake Central 1
Liggett 6 - New Life Christian 0
Liggett dominated much of the game, taking a 4-0 lead by halftime and having Liggetts defense hold New Life to virtually no shots throughout the game. Goals were scored by Spencer Logan (2) Curtis Fisher (2) and Adam Heaney and Jeffrey Heaney each recorded 1 goal for Liggett. Liggett plays in the District Championship against the winner of Bethesda/Zoe on Friday.
Garden City 4 -Wayne Memorial 0
Tawas 2 - Clare 1
Division 3, District 45. Tawas is now 18-3-1.
Pinconning 2 - Standish-Sterling 1
Division 3, District 45.
Bethesda Christian 7 - Zoe Christian 4
Bethesda wins the district semi-final against conference opponent. Bethesda goals included Ryan Height
(4), Nathan Delis (2), and Sean Clancy (1). Sean Clancy and Nick Robinson split
time in goal. Bethesda moves on to play at host University Liggett in the district championship on Friday at
4PM.
Detroit Catholic Central 1 - Warren Mott 0
Grosse Pointe South 2 - U-D Jesuit 1 (OT)
Saline 1 - South Lyon 0
Warren DeLaSalle 7 - Fraser 0
Athens 3 - Rochester 2 - (2 OT)
The Redhawks from Athens avenged 2 league losses in this mathup between the 2 top teams in the OAA. Athens jumped out to an early lead as Santos Perez found Ian Daniel off a corner kick to give the Redhawks an early lead 10 minutes in. 5 minutes later, Perez was hauled down from behind as he beat 3 Falcons int the penalty area. He converted the PK to put Athens up by 2 goals. The Falcons showed great resiliency and carried play the remainder of the half. Chase Tennant scored with 10 minutes left in the half when his long throw went through the hands of Athens keeper Derdk Schell. The 2nd half saw both teams have near misses in a closely contested half. Rochester elevated their play in the final 10 minutes and had Athens on the ropes as several players went out with cramps. Rochester finally equalized with under 4 minutes to play as Ben Gearhart got free. His shot was stopped but the rebound was put in by Brett Jones. Rochester nearly won the game in regulation but the 1st overtime was a different matter as Athens peppered Robbie Bule who made many quality saves. Athens finally was rewarded when Jake Munchiando fed Andy Bartkiw a perfect feed on a 2 on 1 break 25 seconds into the 2nd overtime. Rochester goes out at 17-3-2 ranked #2 in the state while the 13-5-2 Redhawks face Utica Eisenhower in the district final on Saturday at 1pm.
Lumen Christi 4 - Hillsdale 0
District 35-3
Stockbridge 10 - Blissfield 0
District 35-3
Madison Heights Lamphere 2 - Mount Clemens 0
Div 3 District #37
Bishop Foley 2 - Lutheran North 1
Div 3 District #37
October 19th
Adrian 1 - Tecumseh 0
(OT)
Div 2, Dist. 20 - In overtime, John Gietzen scored off an assist from Anthony Merkel.
Trenton 6 - Carleton Airport 1
The Trenton squad had all they could handle in the first half of their first district match-up, taking a 1-1 tie into the half against a hardworking Airport side. Scoring first on a penalty kick in the 29th minute was junior midfielder Matthew Quirk. Airport answered ten minutes later with a goal from Ryan Wilkins. The tie remained until the 56th minute, when the Trojans picked their game up a notch with a goal from junior forward Nate Miller, assisted by junior Joey Morsello. Two minutes later, senior Nick Badgley's pass to senior Brian Ruetz was struck hard into the back of the net. In the 71st minute, Quirk headed in his second goal of the game off a corner kick from senior Tim Horst. Five minutes later, Morsello worked the ball steadily through the Airport defense after a strong service from junior Anthony Reeber. Trenton quickly finished again when post-season call-up, junior Travis Vieira, assisted Morsello for the sixth goal. Junior Robby Sauter got the win with seven saves. Contributing at defense for Trenton were Ryan Hoppe, Matt Wilger, Matt Karczewski, Devin Donnelly, Alex Papp, and Andrew Mrazik. Standouts at midfield included seniors Kyle Murray and Chris Badgley.
Riverview 10 - Romulus-0
Division 2, #21
Calvin Christian 2 Otsego 0
District 41-3 semifinal.
Northville 9 - Redford Union 0
Keeper Steve Besk led the Mustangs to their 18th win, earning his 11th shutout of the season. Scoring for Northville: Enrique Acevedo (assist to Jon Junca), Mike Blasius (unassisted), Mike Cornelius (assist to Mike Blasius), James Hannah (2) (assists to Mike Kelleher and Mike Cornelius), Nick Kaldis (assist to Mike Cornelius), Justin Lockwood (assist to Phil Yutzy), Andrew Wendland (assist to Justin Lockwood), and Phil Yutzy (assist to Nick Kaldis). Northville will meet Livonia Stevenson in the next round of district play on Thursday October 21 at 5:00 at Stevenson. Redford closes out their season with a record of 4-14-1.
Wyoming Potters House
5 - Holland Calvary 0
Wyoming Tri-Unity 2 - Hudsonville Freedom 1
Woodhaven 4 - Southgate 0 (HT 2-0)
In a District 5 playoff game between locals Woodhaven Warriors and Southgate Anderson, it was the Warriors who triumphed with a 4-0 win. Woodhaven took the lead at the 12 minute mark on a goal by (Soph) Jon Evans, assisted by big brother Justin. At the 30 minute mark, it was (Sen) David McIntyre who put the Warriors further ahead, this time assisted by Kyle Lesperance. H.T. 2-0. The Southgate Titans never gave up and continued to play strong throughout the game. The Warriors scored within two minutes of the restart on a goal by David McIntyre, assisted by Andy Vella. With 13 minutes remaining, David McIntyre scored again for his hat-trick, assisted by Jon Evans. It was a comfortable win for the Woodhaven team over a young and talented Southgate squad. Woodhaven now play Taylor Kennedy in the next round on Thursday at Temperance-Bedford. (Jun) Mike Ogilvie stopped three shots his shut-out. Standouts for the Warrior team tonight were Andy Vella, Frank Lucarelli, Kyle Lesperance, David McIntyre, Sean Tarolli, Demetri Golematis, Jordan D'Emidio, Josh Shoemaker, Scott Horrigan and Derek Salliotte. Woodhaven record stands at 18-0-1. Southgate unknown.
Jackson Christian 7 - Hillsdale Academy 1
District #50 - DJ Baisden led the way for Jackson Christian in scoring 4 goals. Stu Kail, Scott Bugbee and Jake Barney scored the other goals. Brian Potts scored for Hillsdale Academy. Jackson Christian will play in District championship on Friday against the winner of the Dansville/Lenawee Christian game on Wednesday.
Okemos 1 - Brighton 0 (OT)
Milan 5 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2
Milan beat AA Gabriel Richard 5-2 in the opening round of district play. Chris Billau opened the scoring at the 31 minute mark of the first half. GR responded with a goal 7 minutes later to knot the game at 1 each. Milan's Chris Duval scored the second Milan goal on a nice left footed shot in the 20th minute and Matt Braman scored on a PK with 5 minutes left in the half. Milan started the scoring in the second half on a PK from Braman at the 30th minute mark. Nate Myyra scored to complete the Milan scoring. Ben Wilson & Kyle Gulau had 7 saves in goal for Milan. Brandon Duval & Chris Billau had assists in the game. Milan plays SMCC at Detroit Country Day on Thursday @ 5:00
Forest Hills Central 7 - Greenville1
District 28 at Caledonia.
Traverse City Central 1 - Auburn Bay City Western 0
Traverse City Central Trojans are 5-13-1 and will play Midland Dow Chargers (9-8-3) on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Traverse City. Auburn Bay City Western finished 9-7-2. Traverse City Central scored the winning goal with 33.9 seconds in the 2nd half to win it.
Traverse City West 10 - Bay City Central 0
Traverse City West 16-3-1 and will take on Alpena (8-7-4) on Thursday at 5:00 p.m. Bay City Central finished 9-9-1.
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Royal Oak Kimball 0
Alpena 3 - Midland 2 (2OT)
In 2 overtimes, Alpena scored the winning goal with 3 seconds left in the 2nd overtime to win it. Midland finished 11-3-3.
Elk Rapids 3 - Roscommon 0
Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0:
Clarkston 2 - Waterford Kettering 1
At Waterford, The Wolves survived a first round scare for the second year in a row, after a 0-0 first half the teams combined for 3 goals in 10 minutes. The Wolves struck first on a rebound goal from Joel Parrish and then Junior Maxx Whaley slipped in from his stopper position to head in a nice cross from Senior Brad Welbourn to put Clarkston up 2-0. But 12 seconds later Ryan Knopp scored for Kettering to make it interesting for the final 12 minutes. Kettering goalkeeper Chris Riley was fantastic in goal making 14 saves to keep his team in the game. Riley made three saves on a Clarkston flurry that were incredible. Barak Thomas was strong in goal for the Wolves making 5 saves and the defensive play of Mike Holody was stellar. The Wolves improve to 8-9-2 and play Lake Orion on Thursday at 5:30 at LO. Kettering ends a great season at 12-2-1.
Rochester Adams 10 - Pontiac Northern 0
Walled Lake Western 3 - Livonia Churchill 2
Western scored first when senior midfielder Aaron Rzeznik converted a pass from junior Mike Palmieri in the 10th minute. Churchill answered with a goal from Brad Jackson who took a pass from David Kroll. Andrew Stratton put Western up 2-1 when he scored just before halftime with assists going to Matt Deverteuil and Winston Henderson. In the second half, Western extended their lead to 3-1 when Deverteuil scored a fine header off a cross from Palmieri. Jason Gillow scored a late goal for Churchill with Ryan Raickovich getting the assist. Senior defenders Drew Edmonds, Michael Mukhtar,and Justin Shina were outstanding for the Warriors. Western are now 10-8-1 and will play Novi in the district semifinal at Livonia Stevenson on Thursday at 7 p.m.
St. Clair Shores Lakeview 3 - Warren Woods Tower 1
Okemos 1 - Brighton 0 in OT
In what will surely go down as another classic match between these two Division I teams, Okemos moves into the District 4-1 semifinal match with an impressive win over Brighton. The history between these teams seems to bring out the best in both of them, including last year when Okemos knocked Brighton (which were nationally ranked at the time) out of the state tournament in the District final. This match was closely contested by both sides with lots of passion, hard tackles and opportunities to score. Halftime score was 0-0 and both teams picked up their intensity in the 2nd half working for the win. Okemos had many chances to score but couldn't seem to hit the target, with several shots just wide or hitting the post. Brighton had shots on goal but Okemos keeper, Steven Topper, kept them in the game with quality saves in the net. The game went into golden goal overtime before Zach Hudson scored for Okemos off a cross by Trevor Miller with just 3:50 remaining in the first 15-minute period to give Okemos the win. Topper had 9 saves in goal for Okemos and Mitch Howell had 8 saves in the net for Brighton. Okemos improves their record to 18-1-1 and will meet Hartland (4-10-3) in the District Semifinal game on Thursday.
October 18th
Warren Mott's #16, Tristan Wojtas, races to the ball to gain possession.
Warren Mott 1 - Dearborn Fordson 0
In a fairly evenly matched game, both teams played extremely strong, each trying to dominate the other. The first half ended in a 0-0 score. Mott started the scoring in the second half with a goal coming from Roman Baranyk on an assist from Marc Bawol. Fordson continued to attack Mott and had several chances to equalize, but could not find the back of the net. Mott ups it's record to 12-5-2. A Few More Photos
Stoney Creek 10 - North Branch 0
At North Branch, multiple goal scores for Stoney Creek were Jeff DeMoss, Anthony Gratson and Oliver Jones. Stoney is now 19-2-2.
Grosse Pointe North 6 - Warren Cousino 0
Junior, Adam Miller scored 2 goals to give the Norsemen (11-4-3) the win. Seniors Christian King, Ryan Symington, Scott Dyle, and sophomore Brendan Symington scored single goals. North continues play on Wed. Oct.20 @ 5:15 against the Roseville/Sterling Heights winner @ Sterling Heights.
Marshall 6 - Lakewood 0
Marshall advances to the next round of District play with a 6-0 win over Lakewood in Lake Odessa. Marshall will advance to play on Thursday afternoon at 4:30 at Hastings. Scoring for Marshall were Vachan Cheruvatath at the three minute mark on an assist by Ralph Ramon. At the seven minute mark Brendon O'Connell finished a PK in the right hand side netting for a 2-0 Marshall lead. Play got a little sloppy with Marshall trying to force everything at the goal and finished the half without another goal. In the second half Marshall used the field and moved the ball around a little more and created many more scoring opportunities. At the forty-three minute mark Kevin Schook received a pass from Cheruvatath to give Marshall a 3-0 lead. Two minutes later Marshall's Ramon scored unassisted. Brendon O'Connell finished a very nice pass from Max Rogers at the sixty-three minute mark. Josh Lord finished the scoring with a corner-kick that bent just inside the near post under the crossbar with under ten minutes to play. Marshall was fortunate to get solid minutes from the bench allowing the starters to rest up and give 11 other players an opportunity to play. Brad Stoner stopped 18 shots for Lakewood and Joe Dyer is credited with one save for Marshall in earning the shutout.
Zoe Christian 4 - Macomb Christian 0
Oakland Christian 6 - Lutheran Northwest 1
Dansville 6 - Jonesville 3
Division 3 - District 45 @ Oscoda
Tawas 4 - Oscoda 3
Division 3 - District 45 @ Oscoda
Standish-Sterling 4 - Gladwin 1
Division 3 - District 45 @ Oscoda
Pinconning 4 - Whittemore-Prescott 0
Division 3 - District 45 @ Oscoda
New Boston Huron 5 - Livonia Clarenceville 2
In Division III, District 36 Action - New Boston Huron built a 3-1 halftime lead on freshman Gerardo Melgarejo's first half hat-trick. Goals were scored in minute 5, minute 11 on a penalty kick, and in minute 38. Freshman Joel Trombley tallied 2 assists. The Trojan's lone first half goal was scored by junior Abou Kebe. Huron scored their 4th in minute 47 when Melgarejo's corner kick was sent to the far post and one-timed in by senior Neil Krzyske. The Trojans cut into the Chiefs lead with 17 minutes left when sophomore Andrei Dit scored off of a breakaway. Huron sealed the win with 6 minutes left when Trombley's free kick was headed home by freshman Ryan Smutzki. Trombley ended the game with 3 assists. The Trojan's goalkeeper Andrew Abbott had 9 saves. Huron's freshman keeper Matt Proffitt had 6 saves. Clarenceville ends the year at 2-15-0. Huron is 4-11-3 and plays the winner of the Grosse Ile / Country Day match. This was New Boston Huron's first ever win in a district game in the history of their 6 year program.
Western Michigan Christian 11 - Pentwater 0
District # 60-4
Louis
Stephens scored winning goal in overtime as Heritage came back from 1-0 deficit
to win in OT. Central had late PK that could of won game with two minutes
left, but missed....great game. Goals:
Bridgman 4 - Edwardsburg 0
Goals: Own goal - Doug Shuttleworth (10'), Matt Carlson (56'), Adrian Nunez (74'), Dan Kunde (76'). Shutout: Matt
Haughey.
Niles Brandywine
4 - Coloma 1
Bridgman will play Brandywine at Dowagiac on Thursday at 4:30.
Three Oaks River Valley 5 - Berrien Springs 4
Otsego Baptist 3 - East Martin Christian 2
D-4 at Watervliet Grace Christian
-OBA scores their final goal with one second left against seven-sided EMC. OBA will face Gobles on Weds. at 4:30 at Grace Christian.
Dearborn Divine Child
10 - Redford Thurston 0
St. Clair 3 - Lapeer West 2
Cassopolis 2 - Howardsville Christian 1
D-4 - Marcellus district -Cass will host St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran on Weds. at 4:30.
South Lyon 2
- Ann Arbor Huron 0
South Lyon is 15-1-3. Huron finishes at 13-4-1.
Zoe Christian 4 - Macomb Christian 0
In district 53-4 action, Zoe Christian Warriors downed the Macomb Christian Crusaders 4-0. Tied at half, Zoe goals included Tommy Marquardt and Phil Duveyoung. Zoe advances to play cross-street rival Bethesda Christian in the district semi-final. The game will be played at Bethesda @ 4:30 on Wednesday.
Dansville 6 - Jonesville 3
Oakland Christian 6 - Lutheran Northwest 1
Birmingham Detroit Country Day
2 - Grosse Ile 0
Bishop Foley 8 - Melvindale 0
Cranbrook 3 - Andover 2 (OT)
Districts 10-18, at Birmingham Seaholm, the Cranes of Cranbrook took on the Barons of Bloomfield Hills Andover in the first round of MHSAA Districts. The first goal of the game was scored about 8 minutes in by Cranbrook sophomore Trent Rook with an assist by sophomore Brett Brazier. Andover scored next when Pranan Lohitsa got a ball into the back of the net. The next goal was scored by Shinji Ushiku from Lohitsa, giving the Barons another goal. In the second half, Cranbrook scored as Rook found the back of the net for the second time with an assist by junior David Colman. Regulation ended with a tied 2-2 score. Sudden death overtime started, and Crane junior David Colman found the net from Brazier about 5 minutes in. Cranbrook rises to 12-0-2 and faces Royal Oak Dondero in the 2nd round on Thursday at 5:30.
Birmingham Groves 2 - West Bloomfield 1
Macomb Dakota 2 - L’Anse Creuse 0
Romeo 2 - Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 1
U-D Jesuit 5 - Berkley 0
Warren De La Salle 4 - East Detroit 0
Detroit Catholic Central 10 - Detroit Western 0
Salem 2 - Plymouth 0
Allen Park Cabrini 2 - Taylor Baptist Park 1
Division 4-- District 52. Cabrini goals were scored by Mike Scorzelli (2). Baptist Park goal was scored by Halston Hodges. Cabrini is 12-1. Baptist Park finished at 13-4-2. Cabrini plays Lutheran Westland on Wednesday October 20th.
Lumen Christi 4 - Brooklyn-Columbia Central 0
District 35-3
Rochester 6 - Utica Ford 0
All of Rochester's players saw action tonight.
Rochester junior Fred Braun had 3 goals and 1 assist. Andy Roscoe, Brett Jones and Chase Tennant also
scored for Rochester. Brett Jones scored 1st off an assist from Ben Gearhart. For the 2nd goal,
Chase Tennant provided Fred Braun a great ball which he headed over the keeper. Fred Braun then returned the favor by sending a brilliant pass to
Chase Tennant who netted the 3rd goal of the evening. Andy Roscoe out hustled his opponent to score the 4th goal of the 1st
half. Andy Roscoe later provided a smart back pass to Fred Braun so he could net his 2nd goal
of the game. Then, still early in the 2nd half, Fred Braun completed his hat trick with the final goal of the game.
Robert Bule recorded another shutout behind the best back line in the state consisting of Kevin Blank,
Kurt Dosson and Eric Stewart. The Falcons improve to 17-2-2 and will play in the district semi-final
against league
rival Troy Athens (3rd time this year). The game will be at 5:00 Wed. at Utica High
School.
Lapeer East 4 - Marine City 0
Goal scorers for East: Scott Quinn, John Estelle, Alex Cholewka, David Hockstad.
Birmingham Groves 2 - West Bloomfield 1
This Division 1, District 11 game found the Groves Falcons on top the entire time. In the opening minutes of the game Alex Kunkle scored after some great passing by Andy Semanson and Colin Kaline. The game was sealed in the closing seconds of the first half when Adam Keller scored on a throw-in from the corner by Alex Kunkel. West Bloomfield's second-half goal was scored by Zachary Stern. Groves advances to the District Semi-Final against Troy. Grove's record is 9-7-3.
Cheboygan 11 - Boyne City 0
Ithaca 2 - Corunna 1
Ithaca opened up the scoring in the first half on a pass from Tony Duplessis to Torry Robbennolt at the 10 minute mark. Ithaca controlled the first half of play through solid team effort. Corunna did not get a shot "on-goal" until the 35:30 mark. First half shots were Ithaca 11 and Corunna 1. At the 50 minute mark, Corunna opened up the scoring of the second half when Alex Kurzer nicely played an Ithaca mistake into the back of the net. Then at the 61:25 mark, Torry Robbennolt took a Ben Rayburn pass, defeated two defenders and tucked the ball into the goal. Second half shots were Ithaca 6 and Corunna 1. Many KUDOS' to Corunna's keeper, Joe Palazeti. While only a sophomore, he displayed the poise of a senior keeper. Joe kept Corunna in the game, turning away one shot after another with his diving saves. Ithaca returns to play on Wednesday October 20 against Hemlock at a field to be determined. Ithaca is now 14-4.
Olivet 1 - Laingsburg 0
Laingsburg hosted Olivet in this first round game of the District 40-3 tournament. Laingsburg only dressed
11 players for the game, but came out strong and out shot Olivet in the first half. However, at the 67th
minute mark of the game, right after Laingsburg lost a player due to a yellow card, Olivet's Adam
Pomeroy struck for the only goal of the match. Laingsburg's season ends with a 7-5-2 mark and Olivet
will play Lansing Catholic Central on Wednesday, 10/20. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 23.
Laingsburg Saves: Dustin Fulton 11. Olivet Shots on Goal: 13. Olivet Goal: Adam Pomeroy.
Olivet Saves: M Reynolds 10.
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