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No first half scoring. Second half scoring by DeLaSalle's Anthony Palazzolo from Demitri Seras at 66:35. Shots; 10 for Rice, DeLaSalle 9. Saves, 6 for Rice and 7 for DLS. Goalies on record, Peter Leonhard fro Rice and Andy Kelnner for DLS. DeLaSalle finishes at 17-4-6, while Brother Rice ends their fine season at 19-4-2. A few more photos.

East Lansing's Jordan Wyant scored unassisted at the 63:42 mark in the second half. Keepers on record were Scott Zolkowski for East Lansing who recorded his 21st shutout of the year and Jordan Bandstra for Unity Christian. Shots, 6 for East Lansing and 4 for Unity Christian. East Lansing ends at 26-1-1. Hudsonville Unity Christian finishes at 20-5-1.

Second half scoring was by Country Day's Abe Fadel on a assist by John Rogers at the 46:39 mark. DCD had 5 shots and Forest Hills Eastern had 3. Stu Shannon was DCD's keeper on record. Ross Peterson was in the net for Forest Hills. Detroit Country Day goes to 15-9-2, while Forest Hills Eastern finishes at 16-9-3.

Overtime scoring was by Inter-City Baptist's Brennan Rees, unassisted at 91:53. Shots were 17 for Inter-City Baptist and 2 for North Muskegon. North Muskegon's Mike Hermanson made 6 saves. Inter-City's Brady Rees made none. Allen Park Inter-City Baptist is now 15-3-5. North Muskegon ends at 19-5-2. A few more photos

On an extremely blustery night in Pontiac at Notre Dame Prep, two pretty good teams battled to a regulation draw, but East Lansing prevailed in the 4th minute of overtime. The wind wreaked havoc with balls in the air and even altered some on the ground, making the turf field even faster and trickier than usual. The first goal came only 5 minutes into the match on a rare EL defensive lapse that allowed Jesse Henderson to run on to a great thru ball and slot it home. The Trojans eventually equalized via Ali Philman with 17:22 left in the half after a rapid sequence of passes. Henderson showed skill on the rare Knights attack, but was met by a great save on the part of keeper Scott Zolkowski. East Lansing had the most of possession, but couldn't score again. Brandon Horvath kept the EL defense busy up top, but was mostly frustrated, leading to a yellow card for retaliation to a foul 10 minutes into the 2nd half. The wind kept EL's air game at bay (they usually score more on headers), but not forever. One goal was waved off late in regulation when Chris Hatch landed on Lahser GK Corey Antonishen when he came down from scoring. The OT goal came on a corner from Peter Houston to another Hatch header. East Lansing advances to the finals with a 25-1-1 record. Lahser ends at 19-5-1.

Mark Feger 2 goals. Shawn Albrecht 1 goal. Eric Weitzel 2 assists. Kyle Post 1 assist.

North Muskegon 2 - Hudsonville-Freedom Baptist 1

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - SCS Lakeview 1

Jacob Gale, Brandon Horvath and Joe Trondle score for Lahser to help them win their second straight regional title. The Knights are now 18-4-1. Kurt Trombley Scored Lakeviews goal as they finish at 14-8-1. Lahser plays East Lansing in the semifinal at Pontiac Notre Dame Prep on Wednesday.

Kyle Weld-Wallis scores the Knight first goal in the second half. Josh Tresnak scores in OT to give Shrine the victory. Nick George scores a PK for Roeper. Shrine is now 11-12. Roeper finishes at 14-6-3.

East Lansing captured the Region 2-8 Championship with a demonstration of the beautiful game on a beautiful evening at Fenton. Goals by Houston, Hatch, and Philman, all at the end of passing sequences that started in the back six players away. In the 11th minute senior forward Peter Houston received the ball at the top of the box after the build up, turned his man, and fired home. The score held 1-0 through the half. Oxford won few balls, had few chances, and was overwhelmed by the Trojan team size and speed. Second half goals came in the 9th minute from Chris Hatch at the end of another rapid-fire series of passes started by left back Alex Nelson. Freshman Ali Philman capped the scoring with under 10 minutes to go, receiving the last assist from Houston. The score line held for the 20th shutout of the season. East Lansing moves on with a 24-1-1 record. Oxford ends at 19-2-4.

Mason scored first then after South Haven evened the score, Mason scored three goals in 15 minutes after Senior Co-Captain goal keeper Ethan Felsing went down with a broken leg. After a lengthy delay, and Felsing was taken from the field by ambulance, Mason took over the game. Mike May opened the scoring on an unassisted goal, Alex Watson scored twice on direct kick rockets into the net, Ian Kato scored on an assist from Kolt Martin, May scored his second finishing a free kick set piece executed perfectly by Co-Captain Sam Terman and Stephen Mesko. Terman finished Mason's scoring with an unassisted goal to ice the Regional Championship victory. Mason is now 20-3-1. This marks Mason's first appearance in the State Semi Finals since its '97 State Championship run, its third state championship.

Greenhills' Greg Huntoon opened the scoring with a goal 35 seconds into the match. It was Huntoon's 5th of the year. Inter City Baptist's Steve Edge countered with a goal less than a minute later. Edge added another goal and Steve Draper also scored to push Inter City Baptist's lead to 3-1. Then Greenhills' Malcolm Albin scored to bring the score to 3-2, all within the first half. It was Albin's 24th of the year. In the second half, Greenhills applied tremendous offensive pressure but Inter City Baptist's defense rose to the challenge, denying each attack. Edge put the game out of reach with a goal at the 74th minute, his 3rd of the night. Greenhills finishes its year at 14-8-3 with the loss. Inter City Baptist takes the Regional Championship and moves on to the State Semifinals.

Brother Rice wins the Regional Championship at Grand Blanc by beating Lake Orion 5-0. Brother Rice scored the first goal at the 8 minute mark of the first half and a second goal at the 19th minute. The half-time score was 2-0 at that point but within 7 minutes of the second half Brother Rice added 2 more goals to make the score 4-0. At the 18th minute in the 2nd half Brother Rice scored a 5th and final goal at the 32nd minute. Brother Rice moves on play the winner of the Portage Central/Brighton game next Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. at Hartland High School.

Zack Luster scores two goals, while John McCulloch, Sean Dotson and Kyle Weld-Wallis each added a goal. New Life finishes at 15-4, their best season ever. Shrine climbs to 10-12 and takes on Roeper in the finals on Saturday November 5th at 2 p.m. Shrine will be looking to avenge an earlier 3-0 loss to Roeper this season.

The Lakeview Huskies advance to the Region 6, Division 2 final. Goals scored by sophomore midfielder Tim Carron, and sophomore forward Tom Lambert (assist to senior forward Nino Maniaci). Senior goal keeper Colin Murray earned his third shutout of the playoffs. Lakeview's overall record improves to 14-7-1, Riverview finishes at 14-5-3. Lakeview will now play Bloomfield Hills Lahser in the Region 6 final on Saturday at Birmingham Seaholm. Game time is 1:00 PM.

Intercity Baptist 2 - Jackson Christian 0
Intercity Baptist will play Ann Arbor Greenhills on Friday at 7pm.

The game opened with both teams attacking and counter attacking aggressively. Greenhills scored first on a well placed shot by Dean Louwsma, his fourth goal of the season. Lansing Christian answered minutes later on a goal by Alex Grice off a corner. From about the 20 minute mark onward Greenhills gradually gained an advantage in possession and shots on goal but Lansing Christian defended well and the half ended with the game tied 1-1. In the second half Greenhills' Aaron Stein scored the game winner on a scramble in front of the net. It was Stein’s fourth goal of the season. Greenhills is 14-7-3 with the win. Lansing Christian wraps up its season playing well in a hard fought loss and finishing with a 12-8-2 record.

Parchment returns to complete the game suspended by darkness on Tuesday and scores in the 7th minute of overtime.

Dowagiac loses in the last seconds of the first overtime in another game that would have been suspended due to darkness. How about lighted fields for regional games, even if the schools in West Michigan have to drive to Kalamazoo or St. Joseph?! 4pm is too late to start a match after the time change; earlier starts make it difficult for any fans to get to the site.

Division 1 Region 2 Semi-Final. 1st half scoring - (G) 3 minutes remaining in the first half. LCN Robby Wettlaufer assisted by Paul Kutzura. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 1 - Berkley 0. Keeper Josh Foster recorded his 13th Shutout of the season. Midfielder Charlie Page and defenders David Hickey, Tyler Chalmers, and Jason Jeffery played well. L'Anse Creuse North plays De La Salle @7:00pm this Friday @Berkley. L'Anse Creuse North overall 19-3. Berkley now 19-2-1.

Roeper ups it's record to 14-5-3 as Ashton Costello put in the lone goal in overtime with 13 seconds remaining. Roeper's Perry Keydel only had to make 3 saves for his 8th shut out as Roeper heavily dominated the game with a 24-3 shot advantage. Roeper will play in the regional final at Oakland Christian at 2:00 Saturday.

Grosse Ile 2 - Williamston 1
Tony Lucia and Justin Scheisel scored for Grosse Ile. Grosse Ile now plays Detroit Country Day at DCD on Friday at 7:00.

Senior Co-captain Rob Denious heads in the winner with 19 seconds remaining in regulation, assisted off a free kick taken by Senior Co-captain James Harris. LC completes an excellent season with a record of 19 - 3 - 2. DCDS is 12 - 9 - 2 and will host Grosse Ile in the Regional Final on Friday at 7:00 pm.

Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Lakers 3 - Frankenmuth 1
Eric Weitzel 1 goal, 1 assist. Mark Feger 1 goal, 1 assist. Adam Chiotti 1 goal. Brent Osantoski 1 assist.

Stephen Mesko sent a pass into the box and Ian Kato scored for Mason with 8:38 remaining in overtime for the win. Mason will face South Haven on Friday night for the Regional Championship.

Goals: Kilian Hamlin, David Barden, Chris Goldner. Assists: Chris Goldner, Nate Meilke, & David Barden. South Haven wins a thriller 3 minutes into 1st overtime on a great goal by Chris Goldner. The Rams go up 2-0 at half only to see a tough Chelsea team scrap there way back into the game. Chelsea scores 1st goal on a PK, and then score 2nd on a defensive breakdown by South Haven. South Haven came out strong in 1st OT and win the game. South Haven moves on to the Regional final vs. Mason with a record of 22-2.

Lapeer packed in the defense and left only their big Finn as striker. It took East Lansing over an hour to solve the puzzle, but in the 21st minute of the 2nd half, Philman won a penalty kick (handball) and Wyant buried it. Five minutes later Hatch headed home a cross from Philman to finish the scoring. There were numerous other chances both before and after. East Lansing (24-1-1) will play Oxford (20-1-4) Friday at 6:30 PM in Fenton. Lapeer East ends season at 18-5-2.

A game of two halves. Oxford had most of the possession at first and scored in the 18th minute on a well taken corner & header. It remained 1-0 at half, but MP equalized 2 min into 2nd half, then went up 2-1 at 25 min remaining. Oxford made it 2-2 on PK at 14:22. Oxford player sent off (red card!) at 7:28. Score remained tied thru 15 of OT, then Oxford won 51 sec into 2nd half of OT on shot after a scramble on corner kick. Kudos to Oxford for staying in the game (and winning) with 10 players, and to the Mount Pleasant keeper who gave his teammates opportunities to come back again and again. An entertaining game!

Birmingham Brother Rice 3- Grand Blanc 2 (SO)

Brother Rice beats Grand Blanc at Grand Blanc after 2 Over times and a shoot out. Rice scored 4 of 5 during the SO to Grand Blanc's 3 of 5. Both Goal Keepers made amazing saves throughout the game and the SO. Brother Rice came back from a 2-0 deficit at half time to tie it up and put it into OT. Brother Rice goes on to play Lake Orion Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. in Grand Blanc.

Two Freedom goals in the first two minutes of the second half broke open a halftime tie. Freedom's last goal comes with six seconds left. Aaron Haack scored the only Grace goal on a penalty kick. Grace finishes the season with an 18-3-1 record.

The game was an interesting one. The first half was all EK. They had several good chances including a free kick from 20 yards out, directly in front. Cebula took a great shot, a grasscutter that seemed to skim the field and dinged off the post with a ding so clear it was like a bell ringing. There were other chances but EK did not convert. Brighton was tough with their backs to the wall and fought EK for every ball. They barely got a sniff at the EK side of the field in the first half. It seemed as if the Brighton coaching staff made a few adjustments at half since from the opening whistle, Brighton was on the attack and spent more time in the EK end in the first 10 minutes than they had the whole first half. The second half was up and down with both teams having opportunities. An EK foul drew a yellow, 3 yards off the side and 18 yards out from the end. A ball played into the box bounced around from here to there until finally ended up on the foot of a Brighton player who threaded it through the forest of legs and feet for a goal with 9:08 to go. Less then 1 minute later, EK tied it up. With 15 or so seconds left, an EK foul 10 yards into the Brighton end resulted in the ball rolling around. It stopped 10 yards deep into the Kentwwod half and was set and placed(smartly and quickly) by the Brighton player 20 yards in advance of the actual location of the foul. A long ball into the box was headed into the goal by a Brighton player. The EK keeper came out to punch it clear but the Brighton player beat him to it. The clock was being counted down and the ball was in the air, just off the head of the Brighton player when 0 was stated by the announcer. The clock system did not have a horn. The AR was 3 yards up the line - even with the last defender - and trying to watch the line and play (not watching the clock), the Center was 40 yards up the line just over the half line (watching the clock and play but not able to see whether or not the ball was over the line). While Brighton ran on the field and celebrated and half of EK hung their heads and the other half went to the Center and AR to argue the call... ...the Center went to converse with the AR and after a very brief (less than 1 minute) discussion, he blew the whistle and signaled a goal. It is too bad there was not a very loud horn on the clock. It is too bad that the restart was not brought back to the spot of the foul. It is too bad that such a great game, fiercely contested and played with great skill and class by both teams ended this way. Anyone who says anything negative about either team was not actually watching the game. Congratulations to EK. Congratulations to Brighton.

J.P. Ortiz scores on a Freddie Braun assist at the 15:05 mark of the first half. The Falcons up their record to 13-4-4 while Stoney finishes at 19-1-2. Rochester travels to Berkley for a regional semi final match against Warren DeLaSalle this Wednesday.

Scoring for Dearborn were Jeff Skeans and Rami Zein. The Mustangs lone goal was made by Alex Rickett Northville ends their season at 15 - 4 - 3; Dearborn advances at 14 - 4 - 4.

Midland led 1-0 at halftime, but TCW scored 1 minute into the 2nd half and again with 11 minutes remaining to take the win. Midland finishes 17-2-2.

Brian Ward scores the game winner with less than a minute to go in the first OT. Oxford's record is 18-1-4, with 17 shutouts. Shane Rondy was in goal.

Lakeview wins the District 23, Division 2 final. Senior forward Nino Maniaci scored the game winner in the 72nd minute. Senior goal keeper Colin Murray earned the shutout in goal. Lakeview improves to 13-7-1 on the season and will meet Riverview in the Region 6 semi-final on Wednesday, November 2nd at Birmingham Seaholm. Game time is 7:00 PM. Lamphere finishes the season at 13-5-5.

Div. 1 - district 5 (Monroe). Woodhaven Warriors won the rubber match between the two Mega Red rivals on a single goal at the 6 minute mark into the second half. Play started with Woodhaven controlling the play for the first half and then Monroe had the majority of the play for the last 20 minutes of the half. Both teams had limited quality shots on goal. Half time 0-0. Woodhaven came out in the second half and pressed immediately. The Warriors scored at the six minute mark of the half when (Jun) Jin Evans headed home across from Derek Salliotte. Play went back and forth with both teams coming close in this wide open but very sporting game. This was the second year in a row that the Warriors met and defeated their Mega counterparts in the District final. Goalkeeper, Sen) Mike Ogilvie had his 12th shut-out for the Warriors. Have a great game for the Woodhaven squad were Andy Vella, Nate Lesperance, Ryan Bianchi, John Ciaravino, Jordan D'Emidio, Derek Salliotte and Chris Clark. Woodhaven record stands at 17-2-2. Monroe is now 14-4-3.

District 54-4. District Championship. Oakland Christian started off the scoring seven minutes in the game by Tom Jablonski. Roeper countered three minutes later off a throw in from Erik Zinser as Jake Mickley headed the ball past Oakland's keeper. Roeper finished the first half scoring with a goal by Nick George off a corner kick. Roeper held the lead until Justin Sellers hit the equalizer with 11 minutes remaining. Roeper quickly countered two minutes later off a corner kick as Brian Dunn flicked the ball over to Nate Wilmers for the game winning goal. Roeper's record is now 13-5-3 and Oakland Christian drops to 15-5-2. Roeper will play their next game at Oakland Christian on Tuesday against Genesee Christian at 4:00.

Royal Oak captured the District 53-4 Championship with goals by Scott Wloszek, John McCulloch, and Zack Luster. Tony Kostrzewa and the Knight defense continued the teams late season string of shutouts. The next game is the Regional semi-final at Oakland Christian on Wednesday at 4:00.

In the District 51 Finals. The Greenhills Gryphons defeated the Lutheran High Westland Warriors in overtime, 1-0. Greenhills had the advantage in time of possession and shots on goal but a strong Warrior defensive effort kept the Gryphons from scoring in regulation. Lutheran Westland had what was perhaps the best scoring opportunity in regulation, narrowly missing the upper left corner of the goal on a header. Greenhills' Malcolm Albin eventually scored the game winner at the 13:06 mark in overtime. It was Albin's 23rd goal of the year. Chris Ford recorded the shut-out for Greenhills, his 11th of the season. Greenhills improves its record to 13-7-3. Lutheran Westland finishes an outstanding season with a solid performance in a close loss, posting a 16-5-0 record.

Lakers played a horrible first half but picked it up a bit in the 2nd. Mark Feger had the goal and Eric Weitzel with the assist.

Goals: Kilian Hamlin, David Barden, Pete Mitchell. Assists: Chris Goldner, Jeremey Garcia, David Barden. South Haven wins it's 4th District Championship in a row. 2002, 2003, 2004 in DIV 3/ 2005 in DIV 2. The Rams use there well balanced attack to beat a very good Plainwell team. South Haven goes through Districts not allowing a goal while scoring 16. The Ram's defense and goalie Nick Thon record there 6th shout-out in a row 9th in there last 10 games and 15th on the season. The Rams move on to Regional play with 21-2 record.

D3 at Edwardsburg

Dowagiac 4 - Niles Brandywine 0

D4 at Watervliet Grace Christian

Grace Christian 2 - St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 0
Goals: 54' Philip Fisher; 56' Lincoln Fox.

St. Joe's keeper Chris Wagner goes up for the ball
while Vicksburg's # 13 forward Donnie Richards watches.

St. Joseph captures the Division 2 Three Rivers (17-2) district title defeating a tough Vicksburg team 2-1. The first goal came from Vicksburg's Matt Arcangeli with less than 5 minutes into the game. Arcangeli, first team All-Stater in 2004, was a constant scoring threat throughout the game. St. Joe controlled most of the game with strong midfield play. The tying goal was made after a corner kick was blocked by Matt Arcangeli, and midfielder Nick LaFond sent the ball back in. Senior Captain defender Steve Dahn then scored with a perfect header. The winning goal came with about 25 minutes left when an unmarked Ryan Berry took a loose ball Vicksburg was unable to clear and sent it into the net. Bear defenders Dahn, Kyle Haumersen, and Sean O'Connell along with LaFond at stopper kept Vicksburg at bay throughout the second half. St. Joseph's standout goal keeper Chris Wagner gave yet another solid performance to lead his Bears to the District Championship. St. Joe had 12 shots on goal and Vicksburg 6. St. Joe is 16-3 on the season while Vicksburg ends their season at 13-7-1. St. Joe plays Mason November 1 in their first regional match.

District 12 Division1 Championship Game. 2nd half scoring - (G) LCN 22nd Minute Paul Kutzura assisted by Mike Surma. (G) LCN 17th Minute Mike Dettloff assisted by David Goodsmith. Keeper Josh Foster had 8 saves and earned his 12th shutout of the season. Great games by defenders Matt Surma, Tyler Chalmers, David Hickey and Jason Jeffery. L'Anse Creuse North plays Berkley on Wednesday November 2nd @Berkley @7:00pm. L'Anse Creuse North overall 18-3. Anchor Bay 12-6-2.

D2 District Championship at Charlotte. Mason led 1-0 at halftime with a goal by Junior Co-Captain Sam Terman who finished a cross from sophomore Kyle Kogge. In the second half, Mason took control of the game by scoring three goals in three minutes when Stephen Mesko sent a back heel pass to Mike May who juked a Charlotte defender and beat the keeper to score. Just seconds later, Sam Terman threaded a ball to Stephen Mesko who beat the keeper. A little over two minutes later, Ian Kato scored a header on a direct kick from Alex Watson. Five minutes later, Ryan Derby found Mesko who scored. Terman again found Mesko who scored to give him a hat trick for the game. Mason's final goal was by Nathan Satterelli who dribbled his way through and over defenders and the Bulldogs shutout the Orioles on their home turf. Senior Co-Captain Ethan Felsing was in goal for Mason and had 2 saves.

6th ranked Lapeer East wins its first ever district with a shutout over St. Clair. Goalie, Justin Sackett earned his 11th shutout this year with tremendous help from defenders, Zak Smillie, Scot Quinn and Alex Cholewka. Both teams battled hard to a 0-0 tie in the first half. 10 minutes into the second half, Niila Arajuuri scored his 37th goal of the season, assisted from Dyle Henning. With 10 minutes to go in the game, Colin Konschuh scored the final goal. East is now 18-3-2 and takes on #1 ranked East Lansing in the regionals, Tuesday at 7 in Fenton.

Lansing Christian (12-7-2) takes district title 4-0 over Dansville (3-10). Jordan Schiller, Alex Grice, Doug Mains, and Zach Seelye scored for Lansing Christian. Taylor Riffle recorded the shutout. Lansing Christian will play Ann Arbor Greenhills on Wed., Nov 2nd, at 5:00pm, in the opening game of the regional playoffs. Jackson will be the venue for the game. Jackson Christian will play Allen Park Inter-City Baptist in the 2nd game of the regional playoff doubleheader at 7:00 p.m.

Division 2, District 27 at DeWitt. After host DeWitt (14-3-2) slipped up in the first round against Waverly, the path to the District Championship was smoothed for East Lansing. The Trojans made no mistake, blasting the Warriors 8-0, with goals by forward tandem senior Peter Houston (3) and freshman Ali Philman (2), and 3 from the supporting cast. Waverly senior striker Michael Poneys (18 goals on the season, 44 career) fought hard, but was double and triple-teamed at all times. Good defense and goalkeeping by Waverly senior Adam Trial kept them in the match until 23:57 remaining in the first half, when East Lansing scored first through Philman. They stuck again twice just before half. The Trojans got it going again about 10 and 20 minutes into the second half. With 15 minutes to go, Houston completed his hat trick, and the backups scored two more, in quick succession. Waverly ends it's season at 7-12-2, and East Lansing advances to the regional at Fenton with a 22-1-1 record.

D3 District 36 Finals. Adam Hughes and Deniz Heinz scored for the Red Devils. Grosse Ile will now face the winner of the Williamston District at Detroit Country Day on Tuesday at 5:00.

Lumen Christi 4 - Brooklyn-Columbia Central 0
District 35-3 Championship. Titans 5th consecutive district title; 15th shutout of the season. LC is now 19-2-2.

In a defense battle that ended tied 0-0 in regulation, Berkley wins in overtime to take the Division 1, District 9 Championship. In the 4th minute of overtime Josh Gardner passed a great ball at midfield to Chip Falkiewicz who beat the midfielder with a tricky move and while moving towards the 30 yard line passed a great through ball to forward Chris DeHondt. Chris shot on North Farmington's keeper who saved the shot but the ball rebounded back to Dehondt who shielded the ball with one foot and crossed the ball to his opposite foot finishing with a sweet shot into the net. Joel Goodman, Berkley's keeper gets his 4th shutout. Berkley moves onto Regional Playoffs next week at Hurley Field.

The District Champion Riverview Pirates move to 14-4-3 overall and 12-1-3 in their last 16 games. Riverview will play the winner of Madison Heights Lamphere and SCS Lakeview on Wednesday, for the first game of Regionals.

Brother Rice 1 - Birmingham Groves 0
Christian Hain scored the winner and Peter Leonhard got the shutout.

District #50 Division IV Championship Game. DJ Baisden scored the winning goal for Jackson Christian just 2:03 into the first overtime.

Div. 1 - District 5 (Monroe). The Warriors of Woodhaven came home with a comfortable five goal win over a very young and spunky Truman Cougar team. (Jun) Jon Evans scored at the7 minute mark, assisted by Jordan D'Emidio to put the Warriors ahead. Twenty-three minutes in the game, the Warrior's (Soph) Sean Tarolli scored, assisted by Alen Spahalic. Time down to three minutes in the first half, when Sean Tarolli scored his second, assisted by Chris Clark. Half time 3-0. Second half, nice ball movement by both teams but the Warriors put another in the back of the net at the 13 minute mark when (Sen) John Ciaravino scored, assisted by Dustin Salliotte. One minute later, Sean Tarolli completed his hat-trick and final Warrior goal, assisted by Jon Evans. Having a strong outing for the Warriors were Andy Vella, Frank Lucarelli, Derek Salliotte, Alen Spahalic, John Ciaravino, Jeff Watson, Dustin Salliotte and Ryan Bianchi. (Sen) Mike Ogilvie had the Woodhaven shut-out, his 11th and the teams 15th of the season. Team record......Woodhaven 16-2-2.................Taylor Truman 8-7-3.

Senior forward Jim deVries scored 2 goals, while senior Kevin Frusti adds 2 assists for Lutheran Westland who ups their season record to 16-4-0. Senior goalkeeper Kevin Greening records his 12th shutout of the season, making 3 saves in the win. Both teams played hard. Shots: Lutheran Westland - 32.Ypsilanti Calvary Christian - 3

Scoring for Dearborn were Justin Aleshire, Steven Frasson, Geoff Keyes (2), and Dan Moldovan Taylor Kennedy finishes their season at 7 - 10 - 2; Dearborn advances at 13 - 4 - 4.

Scoring for Northville were Ryan Burdette, Jeff Cheslik, Jon Junca, Nick Kaldis (3), Nick Kolbow, Chris Leonetti, Dan MacKinnon, and Alex Rickett. Lincoln Park finishes their season at 8 - 8 - 2; Northville advances at 15 - 3 - 3.

District 23 - Div. 2 - Lakeview goals scored by sophomore forward Tom Lambert (assisted by Tim Carron) and sophomore midfielder Tim Carron (assist by Ben James). Lakeshore goal scored by junior Kyle Sawka. Lakeshore finishes the season with a record of 17-4-2. Lakeview improves to 12-7-1 and will play Madison Heights Lamphere in the district final on Saturday, 2:00 PM at Warren Fitzgerald High School.

Scoreless through both halves of regulation. Scoreless through two 15 minute rounds of golden goal overtime. PK Shootout. After the first 5 shots, Bay City and Mt. Pleasant were tied at 3-3. Both of the teams 6th shooters missed, and Tim Visich put a ball away from the keeper, in the upper right shelf as the 7th shooter. Bay City John Glenn's shooter blasted the ball over the cross bar and Mt. Pleasant won. They go on to a district final with Clio on 10-28-05 in Bay City at 4PM. Mt. Pleasant High School goes to 9-9-5. Bay City John Glenn finishes at 17-1-1 .

D3 at Edwardsburg
Dowagiac 2 - Edwardsburg 0
Championship at Edwardsburg - 12m on Saturday Brandywine v. Dowagiac.

D4 at Watervliet Grace Christian
Watervliet Grace Christian 1 - St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 0

Goal/Asst.: 23' Philip Fisher (Richard Kiser). Shutout: Tim Smith (12th of season, 42nd of career). Championship at Watervliet Grace Christian - 2pm on Saturday. St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran v. Watervliet Grace Christian.

Anchor Bay plays L'Anse Creuse North on Saturday at 10:00 for the district title. The Tars are gunning for their 5th straight district title.

Division 3, District 37. Country Day goals were scored by Gianni Longo (3), Abe Fadel, Kyle Alsup, Daniel Ziazadeh, Marshal Bratten, Brian Burgoyne and Danny Mammo. Madison goals were scored by Nelson Mejia. Country Day's record is 10 - 9 - 2. Country Day will host Macomb Lutheran North in the district championship game on Saturday at 1:00 pm.

#2 Lutheran North defeated #6 Bishop Foley 1-0 in a shootout Thursday night in a District Semifinal game. It was a very entertaining back and forth game for both halves and both overtimes with each team having its chances. The Ventures (as well as the Mustangs) left it all on the field and played their hearts out to the very end. North won on the 5th penalty kick, by Ryan Fletcher. Mike Lilly (North) and Brian Kloss (Foley) each earned the shutout with two overtimes. All of the Foley seniors ended their careers by playing hard, together, with class, and doing the school proud. The Ventures end their season at 9-7-4. Lutheran North will play Country Day, a 9-2 winner over Madison, Saturday at 1:00pm for the District Championship.

6th ranked (D2), Lapeer East advances to the district final, in an attempt to win the school's first ever district title. East was solid defensively as goalie Justin Sackett only had to make 3 saves in recording his 10th shutout of the season. Niila Arajuuri scored both goals for the Eagles in the first half. (35th, 36th) Daniel Elliott and Klint Vizena recorded assists. Cros-Lex finishes 15-10-2. East's record is now 17-3-2.

Division I, District 12. 1st Half Scoring - None. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 29th Minute LCN Mike Dettloff , assisted by Jeff Heitz. (G) 20th Minute Romeo Adam Julien. (G) 0:48.2 remaining Jeff Heitz assisted by Robby Wettlaufer. L'Anse Creuse North advances to the final v. Anchor Bay @Anchor Bay High School @ 10:00am on Saturday. L'Anse Creuse North overall 17-3. Romeo overall 8-6-6.

Three Rivers District Semifinal. In a hard fought game St Joseph emerges as the winner against a tough Mattawan squad. St Joseph gets two goals from Kevin O'Connell, one in each half. Great goaltending by Chris Wagner and gritty midfield play by Nick Lafond, who gets both assists, helps St Joe move on to the district final on Saturday against Vicksburg.

In the District 51 Semifinals, Greenhills defeated Agape Christian 3-0. Malcolm Albin scored the game winner for Greenhills, his 22nd goal of the season. Greg Hunton and Aaron Stein also scored for Greenhills. Huntoon has 4 goals on the season and Stein has 3. Goalkeeper Chris Ford saved a penalty kick late in the second period to preserve the shutout for Greenhills. It was Ford's 10th shutout of the season and the 22nd of his high school career, moving him into a four-way tie for 14th place in the MHSAA record book for career shutouts. Greenhills is 12-7-3 on the season and plays Lutheran High Westland on Saturday for the District 51 Championship.

Rochester Adam's Joe Connelly scored two goals for the Highlanders, who advance to play Lake Orion High School for the District Championship on Saturday at 1 pm at Lake Orion High School. Down 3-1 with 4 minutes remaining, Clarkston put furious pressure on the Adams defense after a violent collision occurred between Adams senior Ryan Blackwell and junior Cameron Iserman, which took these two starters out of the remainder of the game. The Wolves of Clarkston fought valiantly, taking multiple shots on goal, but in the end could not find the back of the net

Mason scored three goals within four minutes and the Bulldogs improved their record to 17-3-1. Stephen Mesko had 3 goals and an assist, Sam Terman 1 goal and 2 assists, Alex Watson and Ryan Derby each added a goal. The Bulldog’s bench controlled possession in the second half but Hastings never quit, scoring in the final 24 seconds. Mason assists: Terman (2), Ryan Thelan, Stephen Mesko. Ethan Felsing had one save for Mason. Michael Duncan finished the game in the net for Mason. Hastings goalkeeper Josh Bare had 14 saves. Mason will play Charlotte (for the third time this season) for the District Championship on Saturday.

Rochester District 13. 1st half goals from Camron Kashani-Gharavi an assist to Tim Walanis. 2nd half goal by Brent McIntosh - assist Rob Egan.

The Columbia Soccer team beat Onstead 2-0 on Wednesday night. The teams were deadlocked after half but Jonathon Wincent opened the game with a 1-0 lead. With under 10 to play Andrew McComas scored the game clincher. Columbia's "D" held Onstead to one shot on goal. Josh White posted the shutout for Columbia The Golden Eagles will advance to the District Finals to take on the winner of Albion and #1 ranked Lumen Christi. The Columbia Central Golden Eagles are now 9-9-3 in the SMAA

Roeper moves to 12-5-3 and will play the winner of Oakland Christian/Southfield Christian Saturday at Oakland Christian 2:00 for the District Championship.

Grosse Ile 1 - Milan 0
District 36 - Division 3. Sophomore Sam Krauss had the game winning goal of an assist by Tony Lucia.

Goals: Matt Beaver (19') & Kyle Low (50'). Championship game Saturday at noon Brandywine will play the winner of tomorrow's Dowagiac-Edwardsburg game.

D-4 at Watervliet Grace Christian

St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 4 - Covert 1
Goals:14' Covert. 37' ML - Max Bennett. 45' ML - Zach Metz. 64' ML - Zach Metz. 74' ML - Jason Reinhardt. Championship game Saturday at 2pm. Michigan Lutheran will play the winner of tomorrow's St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic-Watervliet Grace Christian game.

Berkley moves on to the District final with a 1-0 win over Grosse Pointe South. Friday, 6:00 at Grosse Pointe South. Berkley plays against North Farmington. GO BEARS!

The game was intense all-around, but Caro struck midway through the first half. Their first goal came off a throw in when Austin Graham placed the ball off the far goalpost and skimmed into the back of the net. Then in the 2nd half, Caro's second goal came from a break away by Brett Sakuta when he carefully put the ball between the posts. The defense held strong and Brandon Wheeler was awarded the shut-out. Caro moves on to the district finals where they will face the winner of the Laker/Unionville-Sebwaing game.

Josh Segel registered a hat trick in the first half as the Barons cruised to a 3-0 win over Harrison. Assists went to Pranav Lohitsa, Scott Kirsch, and Zach Wyzgoski. Jordan Klein recorded his 9th shutout of the year. The Barons move on to the District Championship game against cross-town rival Lahser on Friday at 7pm at Andover. These teams tied 1-1 earlier this season. Andover's record improves to 14-3-4.

Eric Rito led Groves (11-5-3) with 2 goals for the second game in a row. Ryan Day added the third goal, to move Groves into the district final against Brother Rice on Friday, October 28th at 7pm at Lakeland HS.

Jackson Christian 7 - Lutheran HS South 0
Division IV, District #50. Jackson Christian will play Lenawee Christian Friday at 4:30 for District Championship.

Eric Weitzel 1 goal. Mark Feger 1 assist. Marcus Maust earns the shutout. 23-2 overall.

Knights goal by Pat Kroetsch. Tony Kostrzewa and the Knight defense with the shut-out. Shrine plays the winner of University Liggett/Immaculate Conception on Saturday at Noon.

Rochester senior Andy Chun scored his second game winner in as many games on an assist from Luis Pacheco. Rochester advances to the district final on Saturday against Stoney Creek. Rochester is 12-4-4 overall.

Ali Philman scored two goals for East Lansing in it's 6-0 victory over Haslett. Peter Houston, Kris Hatch Steve Hanish and Greg Messinger all scored for East Lansing. Houston, Douare, Wyant, Nelson and Curtis all had assists. Scott Janes for the Haslett had 17 saves. East Lansing plays Waverly for the District final.

Michael Poneys scored four goals to lead Waverly to a 6-0 victory over Ionia. Poneys increased his career goal total at Waverly to 45 (18 this season), which is a school record. Chris Wallace and Tyler Lovejoy each scored a goal for the Warriors. Burns, Shinavar, Wallace and Poneys had assist for Waverly. David Warner had 4 saves for Ionia. Waverly will face East Lansing @ 6:00 Friday in Dewitt for the District 27 final.

District 8-Division 1: Taylor Kennedy fought hard to earn a 3-2 double overtime victory over John Glenn. Both teams battled hard not only against each other, but also against the cold weather and high winds. Sophomore Michael "the Majik Man" Charge had two goals and senior Matt Lennon scored the game winning goal, not even half way into the 2nd overtime. Kennedy is now 7-10-2 and will play the winner of Garden City and Dearborn on 10/27 in the semi-finals.

District #50, Division IV at Jackson Christian. Lenawee Christian will face the winner of the Jackson Christian vs. Lutheran South of Newport game (which will be played Wednesday at 4:30 pm). District championship game will be on Friday at Jackson Christian at 4:30 pm.

District 1-4. Okemos, last year’s Division I state champion, were eliminated from this year’s state tournament in the first round of district play by rival Brighton. The teams were deadlocked at 0:0 after the first half but a penalty kick was awarded to Brighton in the 67th minute. Kenny Simon (#6) took the PK and Okemos keeper Steven Topper got his fingers on the ball but could not keep it out of the net. Okemos worked hard but could not equalize in the time remaining. Brighton moves on to the District 1-4 semifinal match to be played at 5:00 pm on Thursday in Howell. Okemos finishes the season with a 13-5-2 record while Brighton moves to 9-3-3 overall.

Junior midfielder Ben James scored the game winning goal on a PK in the 47th minute. Lakeview plays the winner of SCS Southlake vs SCS Lakeshore in the district semi-final, Thursday at 7:00 pm at Warren Fitzgerald. Lakeview's record improves to 11-7-1, Centerline closes out the season at 15-3-3.

Scoring for Northville: Mike Cornelius, Chris Leonetti (2), Alex Rickett. Assists are credited to Mike Cornelius (2), Michael Chang, and Chris Leonetti. Edsel Ford ends their season at 2 - 8 - 2, Northville is now 14 - 3 - 3.

District 52-4. Jon Doty had 2 goals, Halston Hodges and Kevin Thomas each had a goal, Jon Slevin had 2 assists, and Andrew Reid and Dave Clark each had an assist for Baptist Park who is now 15-3-1. Nathan Mosely scored a penalty kick and Vasilios Niphoratos also had a goal for Cabrini. Baptist Park will play the winner of Inter City and Cesar Chavez Academy on Friday.

Senior Jim DeVries recorded 3 goals and an assist for Lutheran Westland (15-4-0), senior Kevin Frusti added 2 goals and 3 assists, while freshman Josh Kruger scored his first 2 goals of the season and senior goalkeeper Kevin Greening made 10 saves to earn his 11^th shutout of the season. Huron Valley’s finishes with a record of 8-10-0.

D-3's 6th ranked team, Bishop Foley opened district play with a 4-0 victory over rival Clawson. Bishop Foley controlled the play for most of the game and the shot advantage. Senior Colby Cunningham opened the scoring for Bishop Foley. Juniors Matt Spencer and Jake Rosiek also scored for the Ventures. Senior Nick Carlesso added the last goal for Bishop Foley. Senior Bryan Kloss made 2 saves in recording his 7th shutout for the Ventures. With the win, Bishop Foley improves to 9-6-4 overall. D-3's 6th ranked team will take on D-3's 2nd ranked team, Lutheran North, Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in a District Semifinal game at Country Day. The two teams battled to a 0-0 tie earlier this year.

Goals: David Barden(2) 1 each from Chris Goldner, Joey Urbanski, Doug Raak, Pete Mitchell, Eduardo Diaz, Brendan Barnes, Robert Missman, Daniel Jackson Assists: Chris Goldner, Jeremy Garcia, Pete Mitchell, David Barden, Zach Kneeland, Tyler Hamlin, Justin Hamlin South Haven starts game a little sluggish and then turns it on. 13 different players involved in scoring. 6-0 at half time with many different players playing. South Haven played the second half with 5 freshman and 1 sophomore brought up for Districts from the 18-2 JV squad, mixed in with mostly all underclassmen from Varsity team. The younger squad score 4 more times to put game away. Nick Thon and Kenny Goldner combine for the Rams 4th shut-out in a row, 7th in there last 8 games and 13th overall.Great game for the whole team. South Haven move to 19-2 on the season.

Clarkston scored 20 seconds in on a goal from senior Joel Parrish on a nice feed from sophomore Oliver Kupe and the Wolves never looked back. Parrish added another 5 minutes later and then Kupe fed Parrish another to make it 3-0 15 minutes in. Kupe scored to start the second half on a nice feed from Junior Robby Zielinski and Senior Mike Nelson scored on an assist from Freshman Brandon Verlinden to finish the scoring. Barak Thomas made 2 saves for the shutout in goal. Clarkston advances to play Rochester Adams for the third time this year in the semi final at Lake Orion. Game time is 5 pm. Mott ends the year at 3-12-2 and the Wolves are now 5-14-1.

Dearborn 3 - Garden City 0

Hartland 3- Holly 0

District 4-1. Holly came out strong in the first half creating several chances before the Eagles settled in with their first goal scored by James Naughton from a cross by Josh Bennett. In the second half the Eagles created many quality opportunities and sealed the victory with goals by Todd Holden, assist by Bryan Erb, and Mike Hundersmarck, assist by Dane Pearsall. Goalkeeper Eric Christensen recorded his first Varsity shutout. The Eagles next play Brighton in the district semifinal on Thursday at Howell.

D-2 at Kalamazoo Loy Norrix

Richland Gull Lake 3 - Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 0
Goals: Mike Engel (5'), Brandon Rieger (27'), Andy Clearwaters (73').

D-2 Three Rivers district
Mattawan 5 - Niles 0

St. Joseph 4 - Stevensville Lakeshore 0

St Joseph's defense and goaltending shutout a stubborn Lakeshore squad in a first round district game matching two crosstown rivals. St Joe get goals from Kyle Haumersen, Corey Scott, and Ryan Berry (2). Chris Wagner picks up the shutout in goal. St Joe faces Mattawan on Thursday in the second round district game at Three Rivers.

Vicksburg 13 - Benton Harbor 0
Goals: Matt Arcangeli - 3, Sam Keillor - 2, Dustin Bastien - 2, Pat Babel - 2, Fernando Rodriguez, Julio Mejia, Antonio Ivens, Corbin Decker. Mercy Rule at 40.'

D-4 at Watervliet Grace Christian

Williamston 8 - Laingsburg 3

Laingsburg traveled to Williamston to play the State ranked #3 Hornets in first round of District action. The first period was one of the most exciting periods of soccer that I've seen this season. The game started in what looked to be a defensive struggle as neither team was able to generate much offense. The Wolfpack struck first at the 17th minute with as Chris Martinez passed a ball from the wing into Rafael Moura in the box who touched to Cameron Wing on the back post for the score. The Hornets wasted no time evening the match as less than a minute later Peter Schall scored and thirty seconds later the Hornets Josh Bennington tallied the Hornets second goal. Both teams were playing at a furious pace and the Wolfpack were rewarded 3 minutes later as Chris Martinez scored in the box from a Cameron Wing cross. Once again, the Hornets struck fast as they Josh Bennington scored 30 seconds later to make the score 3-2. Neither team was willing to back off the pace, 4 minutes later (25th minute) Ryan Vargovich scored for the Hornets. After seeing 6 goals scored in a mere 8 minutes, the rest of the half seemed quiet as both teams continued to press the attack, but neither team able to finish. At halftime, the score stood Williamston 4 - Laingsburg 2

The second half started with Laingsburg's Paolo Cavalcanti started the scoring in the 3rd minute of the peroid to make the game 4-3. Once again Williamston was able to quickly retalitiate for two goals for a 6-3 lead. As the game wound down, Williamston was able to score two more goals for the 8-3 final score. Laingsburg sends their seniors (Dustin Fulton, Kevin Ferrigan, Drew Charness, Dan Mears, Paolo Cavalcanti, Rafael Moura) off with a best ever school record of 11-6-1. Williamston is 16-3-2 on the year and plays Lansing Catholic Central in the next round of district action. Laingsburg Shots on Goal 12. Laingsburg Goals - Paolo Cavalcanti, Chris Martinez, Cameron Wing. Laingsburg Assists - Rafael Mauro 2, Cameron Wing, Chris Martinez 2. Laingsburg Saves: Ben Roberts 6. Williamston Shots on Goal - 16. Williamston Saves: Jimmy Clark 6.

Traverse City Central at Traverse City West, tomorrow at the Coast Guard complex.

The Columbia Central Golden Eagles are now 8-9-3. Columbia Central plays the winner of Onsted Wild Cats vs. Hillsdale Hornets. This was a Division III game, Columbia Central is in the SMAA.

Fr. Bill Othman and Jr. James Saam had 2 goals each. Fr. Brett Lentz had the 5th goal. Jr. Michael Ritterhaus earned the shut-out in goal. Avondale is now 6-11-2.

Caro had a tough time getting the offense started, but had a 2-0 lead at halftime. They got things going in the second half and scored two more in the second half. Brett Sakuta had all 4 goals. Brandon Wheeler earned the shutout. Caro is now 9-5-4.

District #50 of Division IV being held at Jackson Christian School. Jackson Christian will play Lutheran South next on Wednesday, October 26 at 4:30 pm.

Div. 1 - District 5. The Warriors of Woodhaven had a dream start to their first round match with the Ypsilanti Lincoln Railsplitters. (Jun) Jon Evans put the visiting Warriors ahead after only 13 seconds of play with a tremendous 20 yard rocket, assisted by Sean Tarolli. Good work prevailed from both teams but the Warriors were to score the next goal at the 26 minute mark when (Soph) Sean Tarolli scored, assisted by John Ciaravino. With just over two minutes remaining in the first half, Jon Evans scored again, assisted by Chris Clark. Half time 3-0. The second half started with the Woodhaven squad fighting for every ball and scored number four at the four minute mark of the second half when Jon Evans scored, assisted by Sean Tarolli. Nine minutes later the Warriors scored number five when Jon Evans notched his hat-trick, his 10th hat-trick of the season, assisted by Andy Vella. Number six for the Warriors came at the 19 minute mark when Sean Tarolli scored, assisted by Jordan D'Emidio. With 4 minutes remaining in the game, (Soph) Ernesto Whitsitt scored a nice goal, assisted by Jeff Watson. (Sen) Mike Ogilvie had the shut-out, his 10th and the teams 14th of the season. Outstanding for the Warriors in this game were Ryan Bianchi, Andy Vella, John Ciaravino, Ernesto Whitsitt, Jon Evans and Sean Tarolli.

Oxford 4 - Brandon 0
Zac Wasylyna had all four goals for Oxford. Shane Rondy recorded the shutout. Oxford is 16-1-4 overall.

West Bloomfield got two first half goals from Michael Boren and Roman Krivochenitzer. Groves came back in the second half with two goals by Eric Rito and the game winner by Andrew Moseley-Gholl, with Rito drawing the assist. Groves (10-5-3) moves on to play Walled Lake Central on October 26th at Lakeland HS, following the Brother Rice vs Walled Northern game.

6th ranked East defeats West, for a third and final time this year. West's Justen Johnson opened the scoring off a corner kick, four minutes into the game. East's Klint Vizena came right back and scored a breakaway goal, assisted by Niila Arajuuri. Arajuuri scored the next two goals. Daniel Elliott scored the final goal to improve East's record to 16-3-2. East's goalie, Justin Sackett made 13 saves and was again tremendous in net. East moves on to play Croswell Lexington at East China Stadium at 4pm Thursday.

On a cold, wet night, Berkley's Chris DeHondt scored 2 goals and Joey Coutu scored the 3rd goal eliminating Dearborn in their only loss of the season. Berkley 17-1-1 overall plays Wednesday at 6:30pm at Grosse Pointe South, against the winner of tonight's U of D vs Grosse Point South match.

Bedford 3 - Belleville 0
Bedford shots were 14 vs. 2 For Belleville. Goals: Derrick Beczynski with 2.

Tony Lucia scored twice for Grosse Ile. Grosse Ile now plays Milan at Milan on Wednesday. Grosse Ile is now 14-3-3 overall.

Division III, District 37. Rob Denious (2 goals), Abe Fadel and John Rogers scored for DCDS. Assists were credited to Rob Denious, John Rogers & Gianni Longo. Country Day goalkeepers Stu Shannon, Peter Livesey & Brian Fiani combined for the teams 8th shutout. Clarenceville completes their season with a record of 5 - 10 - 2. Country Day's record is 9 - 9 - 2.

Mount Pleasant 4 - Flint Kersley 0
District 31-2. Mount Pleasant is now 8-8-5. Mount Pleasant vs Bay City John Glenn on 10/26.

Greenhills #10, Malcolm Albin, closely marked by Plymouth Christian's
#6, Thomas Miller. Albin had two goals on the afternoon.

For the third time in four seasons, squared off in an opening round District playoff game. This year's contest went to the host Gryphons, 4-1. Greenhills' Malcolm Albin scored the opening goal for Greenhills and was followed shortly afterwards by Neil Shah. It was Shah's seventh goal of the season. Greenhills led 2-0 at the half. Plymouth Christian's Ben Welton scored the first goal in the second half on a well played header from a free kick, narrowing Greenhills' lead to 2-1. Both teams pressed hard for the next goal, with Greenhills' Joe McClure eventually gaining the tally. McClure has three on the year. Malcolm Albin scored the final goal, his second of the game and twenty-first of the year.

After carrying the play for most of regulation, the Barons (13-3-4) finally broke through in the first minute of overtime when sophomore Zach Wyzgoski finished his own rebound. Jordan Klein made 2 saves to record his 8th shutout. Junior defender Andrew Samson kept things tidy in the back and Josh Segel and Scott Kirsch created numerous chances. Dondero (14-4-1) played their hearts out in the last game ever for Dondero soccer. James Rex was tireless in midfield and relentless on the attack, while keeper Alex Dubetz kept the Oaks in the game on several occasions.

District 1st round. Mark Feger 2 goals, 2 assists. Kyle Post 2 goals, 2 assists. Eric Weitzel 2 goals, 1 assist. Jeremiah Winkel 2 goals. Chris Parsch 1 goal. Matt Kreuger 1 goal. Adam Chiotti, Nick Walsh, Eric Turner, and Paul Gaeth each had 1 assist. Keeper Marcus Maustearned the shutout in goal.

Junior JP Ortiz scored first for Rochester on an assist from Luis Pacheco. Ford tied the game with 10 minutes to play on a goal from Colin Casey on a long throw from Kyle Vondenbenken. Senior Andy Chun scored the game winner with 1 minute left in the first OT. Rochester's Rob Bule and Ford's Jeremy Clark were both outstanding in goal. Rochester improves to 11-4-4 and Ford ends at 12-5-2. Rochester will play Troy Athens on Wednesday at 5:00 at Rochester.

After a scoreless first half, Bobby Merritt scored for Stevenson in the 53rd minute, and Cory Matson added 2 more goals within 8 minutes. Matt Deverteiul scored soon after for Western, and the Warriors applied pressure at the end, but Stevenson held to remain unbeaten on the season.

District 12 Division 1. 1st Half Scoring - (G) LCN Robby Wettlaufer assisted by Paul Kutzura. (G) Charlie Page assisted by Mike Surma. (G) LCN Paul Kutzura. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 3 - Port Huron 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) PH. (G) LCN Robby Wettlaufer assisted by Mike Surma. (G) LCN Mike Dettloff assisted by Robby Wettlaufer. L'Anse Creuse North will play the winner of Port Huron Northern/Romeo on Thursday @ Anchor Bay @5:00pm. L'Anse Creuse North overall record, 16-3. Port Huron overall record 9-7-2. L'Anse Creuse North with the victory over Port Huron has set a new school record for wins in a season.

Oscoda bowed out of the District Soccer Tournament last night, losing to Clare, 3-1. Oscoda ends their season with a 7-11 record overall and 5-7 in Conference play. Both teams were evenly matched and played the first 58 minutes without a score from either side. Clare broke the ice first and then scored three times in seven minutes to finish the Owls season. Oscoda managed a goal in the 73rd minute when Tim Ruby shot from the wing and Senior Jeff Mertz collected the rebound and filled the net. It was a matter of too little too late tho for the Owls. Senior Captain Greg Ruby had an outstanding night in goal. He made several acrobatic saves to keep the Owls in the match until late in the second half. He finished with twelve saves in the match. Jon Jack was a terror on the defense and played a great game. Mike Mertz had another good game finishing with five steals and three intercepts. The Owls struggled with offense all season and only managed four shots in this game again. Coach Lee Mertz and his staff will have to work on that during the off season to increase the shots and pressure on the opposing team. Overall the team made big strides this year, most notable was the huge change in attitude and behavior on and off the field.

In 1st round action, Roscommon defeated Manistee by a score of 7-1. Diola and Carey each had a hat trick. Carey also recorded 2 assists. Manistee's only score was via a penalty kick. Roscommon will meet the winner of the Grayling/Kalkaska match on Wednesday.

D-3 Edwardsburg District

Niles Brandywine 2 - Three Oaks River Valley 1 (OT)
Brandywine wins in the tenth minute of the first OT.

Bridgman 4 - Coloma 1

Dowagiac 1 - Buchanan 0

Edwardsburg 7 - Berrien Springs 1
Semi-Finals at Edwardsburg at 4:30 Wednesday - Bridgman v. Brandywine. Thurs. - Edwardsburg v. Dowagiac.

Galesburg-Augusta 1 - Kalamazoo Hackett 0

Parchment 1 - Kalamazoo Christian 0
On Wednesday Marcellus will play at Galesburg-Augusta and Parchment will play at Paw Paw.

D-4 Grace Christian District

St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 3 - Cassopolis 1
Michigan Lutheran will play Covert at Grace on Weds. at 4:30.

Chris Billau had a goal and an assist to lead Milan to the win. Milan is now 11 - 7 - 1.

Mason Co-Captain Sam Terman scored 2 goals and Stephen Mesko and Ryan Ingalls each added a goal as Mason won their first round District game. Senior Co-Captain Ethan Felsing recorded the shutout in the net for Mason. The Bulldogs will face Hastings on Thursday in the District semi finals. Mason's record is now 16-3-1.

Athens advances after knocking off the 12-4-2 Titans from Stevenson. A scoreless halftime tie was broken open after the 2nd minute of play after intermission as John Waynick converted a flicked on throw in from Dan McCauley. Midway through the half, Jake Munchiando nailed a direct free kick from 25 yards out to provide the final margin of victory for the 10-8-3 Redhawks who move on to face OAA champion Rochester.

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