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October
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2008 Regional, Semi &
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October 29th
Dexter 2 - Laingsburg 0
Dexter High School Men's Soccer Team finds itself in the State Finals
again. They defeated Laingsburg tonight 2-0 with the first
goal coming off a cross by Ian St. Pierre to Ethan Rickelman who put it
away. This was followed a few minutes later with a goal by
Ryan LeMasters who returned to play in tonight game after being injured
in early September. Scott Santoro is credited with
the shut out in goal.
East Kentwood 2 - Saline 0
Whitehall 1 - South Haven 0
Livonia Stevenson 2 - Grand Blanc 1 (OT)
Petoskey 2 - Holland Christian 0
Goodrich 3 - Detroit Country Day 0
Muskegon
Catholic Central 4 - Bridgman 0
Oakland Christian 1 - Greenhills 0
Auburn
Hills Oakland Christian wins State semi-finals in a great game against
Ann Arbor Greenhills. Game was tied at half-time, with both teams
having several good scoring chances. Senior Jon Wilkie received a great
ball wide from Caleb Stanko and turned the corner to score the winning
goal for Oakland Christian. OCS's goal keeper, Kramer Everett, made 9
saves in the game to secure the win for the OCS. OCS moves on to the
State Finals for Division 4, to be played on Sat at noon in Troy at
Troy High School.
October 25th
Kentwood 1 - Portage Central 0
Holland Christian 2 - Plainwell 1
Petoskey 1 - Fruitport 0
South Haven 1 - Grand Rapids South Christian 0
Whitehall 1 - Manistee 0
Grand Blanc 2 - Troy 1 (SO)
Ann Arbor Greenhills 3 - Lansing Christian 1
Muskegon Catholic Central 1 - Suttons Bay 0
Bridgman 2 - Marcellus 0
Livonia Stevenson 1 - Warren DeLaSalle 0 (OT)

Photo courtesy of M. Wright
2008
Region 10 Champions - Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day
Country Day 1 - Macomb Lutheran North 0 (OT)
Nick
Prys scored in the 1 overtime assisted by Ben Weinstein. Justin
Fragnoli earned the teams 17th shutout of the season. Country Day will
advance to the state semifinal game with a record of 21-5-1.

Photo courtesy of Oakland Christian Soccer
2008 Region 15 Champions -
Auburn Hills Oakland Christian
Oakland Christian 5 - Harbor Beach 0
OCS
wins the Regional final for Region 15-4, lead by the Stanko brothers,
with Jacob Stanko and Caleb Stanko each scoring (2) goals. Mitchell
Dale scored OCS's first goal, with Jon Wilke getting one of his (2)
assists in the game. Additional assists went to Mitchell Dale, John
Radcliff and Chris Perrin. Kramer Everett was OCS's goal keeper,
recording his 16th shut out of the season. OCS's overall season record
in now 22-3. OCS moves on the State semifinal on Wednesday night.

Photo courtesy of Dexter Soccer
2008 Region 6 Champions - Dexter High School
Dexter 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 1 (SO)
October 23rd
Laingsburg 2 - Mason 1
Laingsburg
Wolfpack wins Region 7 final by defeating Mason 2-1. Mason struck first
with Ryan Thelen's shot that deflected off of a Wolfpack defender and
by the keeper with about 5 minutes left in the first period.
Laingsburg's John Brown scoring the tying goal early in the second
period off the direct kick from Ryan Hannah. Ian Milligan scored the
game winner off the Lucas Rocha assist. Laingsburg/Bath is
16-5-2
on the season and play in the State Semi-Finals on October 29th at
Bloomfield Hills Andover versus the Region 6 winner. The region 6 final
is between Birmingham Seaholm and Dexter and will be played on October
25th @ 6:00pm at Bloomfield Hills Andover. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 4.
Laingsburg Goals: John Brown, Ian Milligan. Laingsburg Assists: Ryan
Hannah, Lucas Rocha . Laingsburg Saves: Ben Roberts 9. Mason Shots on
Goal: 10. Mason Goal: Ryan Thelen. Mason Saves: Jacob Derby 2.
October 22nd
Regional Scores
Harbor Beach 2 - Liggett 1 (2 OT)
Oakland
Christian Region 15-4 Semi Final. Liggett opened the scoring early in
the first half on a goal by John Fisher, Harbor Beach tied the game
with 17:30 to go in the second half on a goal from Christian Bender.
Harbor Beach converted on a corner kick 3:51 into the second overtime
on a goal from Dustin Mazure. Harbor Beach will move on to face Oakland
Christian in the finals on Saturday at 3 p.m.
Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Riverview 0
Birmingham
Seaholm came out fast in the Division 2 Regional Soccer game Wednesday
night against Riverview. Thor Eriksen scored 1:40 into the game off an
assist by Chris MacKenzie. But Riverview did not give up, and gave
Seaholm a run at the end of the game. Maples goalkeeper, Jentzen Mehl,
recorded another shutout. Seaholm will play the winner of St Clair
Shores Lakeview vs. Dexter, on Saturday October 25.
Dexter 1 - St. Clair Shores Lakeview 0
Grand Rapids South
Christian 4 - Edwardsburg 1
Suttons Bay
7 - Big Rapids Crossroads Academy 0
Grand Blanc 2 - Lake Orion 1 (OT)
Grand
Blanc goals scored by Matt Filos (assist Tim Walker) and Ryan Keener
(assist Matt Filos). Lake Orion goal scored by Blake Skamiera (assist
Reed Losee).
Troy 5 - Midland Dow 1
Marcellus 5 - Holland
Black River 1
Bridgman 2 - Grand
Rapids Covenant Christian 1 (OT)
Manistee 3 - Tawas 1
Lansing Christian 3 - Birmingham Roeper 1
Whitehall 2 - Traverse City Christian 1 (SO)
Muskegon Catholic Central 6 - Harbor Springs Harbor Light Christian 0
South Haven 1 - Lansing Catholic 0
Durand 5 - Caro 0
October 21st
Regional Scores
Ann Arbor Greenhills 3 - Lutheran Westland 2
Junior Peter Jacobson scored 2 goals for D4 #1 Ann Arbor Greenhills
(16-1-0), the 2nd of his goals coming with 36 seconds left in the match
to break a 2-2 tie. Greenhills 1st goal came off an own goal in the 1st
minute of the game. Senior Josh Kruger scored his 28th and 29th goals
of the season in the 2nd half to help bring Lutheran Westland (15-6-1)
back from a 2-0 half time deficit. Greenhills will move on to play the
winner of the Roeper/Lansing Christian game in the Regional Final on
Saturday in Jackson.
Oakland Christian 1 - Genesee Christian 0 (2OT)
In the Region 15-4 opening game, Oakland Christian's Caleb Stanko
scored the winning goal at 13:44 of the 2nd OT, with an assist to Dylan
Anderson. Kramer Everett recorded his 15th shut out of the season with
2 saves, and Genesee's goal keeper Philip Peavyhouse made 13 saves.
This brings OCS's season record to 21-3, with the Regional final will
be played at 3:00PM on Sat. at OCS.
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 4 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 0
Adrian
Wright scored 2 goals in the first half (assist by Adam Akeel &
Chad Eberly). Kotaro Mitsuhashi (assisted by Brett Bukari) completed
the scoring in the first half. Adam Akeel scored in the second half
(assisted by Rick McCarthy). DCDS goalkeepers Justin Fragnoli and Adam
Kadri recorded the teams 16th shutout of the season. Gabriel Richard
completes their season with a record of 16 - 4. Country Day, ranked # 3
in Division III with a record of 20 - 5 - 1, will play # 8 ranked
Macomb Lutheran North who defeated Jackson Lumen Christi by a score of
3 - 0 the other Region 10 semifinal game. The Region 10 championship
game will take place on Saturday, October 25 @ Country Day at 3:00 pm.
Macomb Lutheran North 3 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
Jordan Holmes 2 goals. Anthony Calibeo goal and an
assist. David Sawitzky assist. Regional final
versus Country Day Saturday 3:00 pm
Saline 3 - Northville 1
Scoring for the Hornets were Yllson Asani, Kyle Mattson, and Zach
Walega. The Mustangs only goal was made by Latif Alashe. Northville
closes their season at 15 - 7 - 1.
Saline advances to play Plymouth Salem for the regional title on
Saturday.
Plymouth Salem 4 - Dearborn 0
Mason 1 - Ortonville Brandon 0
Laingsburg 1 - Oxford 0
Laingsburg
Wolfpack win Region 7 semi-final after defeating Oxford 1-0.
Laingsburg's John Brown scoring the winning goal with 5:39 left in the
1st period. The goal was assisted by Matt Johnson and Jordan Fulton.
Laingsburg/Bath is 15-5-2 on the season play in the Region 7 Final at
Flint Kearsley on 10/23 @ 7:00pm versus the winner of Mason -
Ortonville Brandon. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 5. Laingsburg Goals: John
Brown. Laingsburg Assists: Matt Johnson, Jordan Fulton. Laingsburg
Saves: Ben Roberts 7. Oxford Shots on Goal: 10.Oxford Saves: Tim
Bachner 3.
Livonia Stevenson 4 - Port Huron 0
Warren De La Salle 1 - Sterling Hts. Stevenson 0
Fruitport 2 - Grand Rapids Northview 1
Pekel and Jake Laufersky scored for Fruitport.
Petoskey 1 - Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 0
East Kentwood 2 - Holt 0
Plainwell 5 - Parma Western 0
Holland Christian 3 - Stevensville-Lakeshore 0
October 18th

Courtesy
of Oxford Soccer
2008 District 25-2 Champions
Oxford High
School
Oxford 1 - North Branch 0
District 25 - 2 finals. Corey Olson scores lone goal and keeper Tim
Bachner records his sixth shutout. North Branch's keeper,
Mike Keith, made 21 saves.

2008 District 53-4 Champions Lutheran Westland
High
Lutheran Westland 2 - Plymouth Christian 0
Junior
Gage Flanery scored both goals for Lutheran Westland (15-5-1). Senior
goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 2 saves en route to his 10th shut-out of
the season. Plymouth Christian's season ends with the record of 11-9-0.
Lutheran Westland moves on to play D4 #1 Ann Arbor Greenhills in a
Regional Semi-Final at Jackson on Tuesday @ 3:30pm.

Courtesy
of Lakeview Soccer
2008 District 23-2
Champions St. Clair Shores Lakeview
St. Clair Shores Lakeview 1 - Hamtramck 0
Div.
2 District 23 Final. The Lakeview Huskies won their fourth consecutive
District Championship on Saturday afternoon with a 1-0 victory over the
Hamtramck Cosmos. Junior midfielder Aldi Benjkolli socred the only goal
of the game at the 30 minute mark of the second half on a well taken
free kick. Junior goal keeper Ryan Boren earned the shutout, his third
of the tournament. Solid defensive performances were also turned in by
Sophomore A.J. Harris, senior Jacob Kleisenger and senior Kevin
Vorpagel. Lakeview did not concede a goal in all three games during
district play. With the win Lakeview improves to 9-10-3 on the year and
will advance to the regional tournament where they will play the winner
of the Dexter District 20 at Bloomfield Hills Andover on Wednesday.
Forest Hills Eastern 4 - Grand Rapids
Christian 3 (SO)

Courtesy
of M. Wright
2008
District 37-3 Champions Detroit Country Day
Country Day 6 - Notre Dame Prep 2
Country
Day first half goals scored by Adam Akeel (assist Kotaro Mitsuhashi),
Mahesh Umasenkar (assist Rick McCarthy), Adrian Wright (assist Jeff
Rogers), Rick McCarthy (assist Brett Bukari) and Ben Weinstein (assist
Sean Bartosuk). Notre Dame Prep forward Neal Al-Attar scored on a free
kick and connected off a crossed ball just before the first half ended.
Jeff Rogers (assist Kotaro Mitsuhashi) scored Country Day’s 6th goal in
the second half. Notre Dame Prep completes their season with a record
of 10 - 10 - 2. Country Day, ranked # 3 in Division III with a record
of 19 - 5 - 1, will advance to play Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard in
the Regional Semifinal on Tuesday, October 21st @ Detroit Country Day
at 5:00 pm.
Troy 2 - Avondale 0
Ortonville Brandon 5 - Fenton 0
Dearborn 1 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0
Livonia Stevenson 4 - Brother Rice 1
Brian Klemczal had a hat trick for Stevenson.
Lake Orion 2 - Clarkston 1 (2OT)

Courtesy
of S. Tylenda
2008 District 22-2 Champions
Seaholm High School
Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 0
Seaholm's Chris McKenzie scores in the first half.
Cranbrook gets handed their first loss of the season and
ends their season at 15-1-2.
Lansing Catholic Central 8 - Belding 0
South Haven 1 - Kalamazoo Hackett 0
Midland Dow 1 - Traverse City West 0 (SO)
Holland Christian 2 - Unity Christian 1
Salem 2 - Livonia Churchill 1 (SO)
Riverview 4 - Dearborn Divine Child 2
The
Riverview Varsity Soccer Team won 4-2 against Divine Child this
morning. Riverview is now 19-2-1 and will play Birmingham Seaholm in
Regionals on Wednesday at 5pm at Bloomfiel Hills Andover.
Goodrich 4 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 0
Plainwell 2 - Mattawan 1
Lakeshore 2 - St. Joseph 1
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2 - Monroe St. Mary's Catholic Central 1 (SO)
In
an exciting game that was played over for two days because of darkness
last night. The second overtime and Shoot out was finished this
afternoon with Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard beating Monroe St. Mary's
Catholic Central 2-1. The Irish won the D-3, 36 district.
Northville 2 - Novi 0
Northville keeper, Jarrod Daul shut out Novi with 5 saves.
Northville's record is now 15-6-1. Novi finishes at 11-7-3.
Parma Western 3 - Marshall 0
District 19-2 Final
October 17
Birmingham Roeper 4 - Southfield Christian 0
Roeper wins district 54-4 with a record of 12-5-3.
Oakland Christian 8 - Cardinal Mooney 0
Oakland
Christian wins District 56 with a victory over Cardinal Mooney. Jacob
Stanko lead OCS with an outstanding performance of (7) goals in the
game, (5) in the 1st half and (2) in the 2nd. Mitchell Dale added a
goal and (2) assists for OCS. Caleb Stanko and Chris Perrin had (2)
assists each, and Jon Wilke added an assist too. OCS's Kramer Everett
added his 14th shut out for the season, and Cardinal Mooney's keeper
Andrew Beeler made 18 saves. OCS advances to Regional play next Tuesday
at OCS against the winner of Burton-Genesee Christian District 57.
OCS's overall season record is now 20-3-0.
Lutheran North 3 - Richmond 0
At
Armanda in District 38 play, Lutheran North won the championship game
by a score of 3-0. With 25 minutes remaining the score was 0-0, but
sophomore James Lett, with an assist from Anthony Calibeo put in a shot
from about 18 out. James Lett and Anthony Calibeo did all the scoring
with James getting the 2nd goal and Anthony getting the third goal,
David Sawitzky had the assist on goal number 3. Lutheran North moves on
to the DCD regional with a game on Tuesday at 7:00pm.

2008
District 26-2 Champions
Laingsburg High
School
Laingsburg 2 - St Johns 1
Laingsburg
Wolfpack win District 26 final after defeating St. Johns 2-1.
Laingsburg's Ryan Bray scoring the tying goal with 15 minutes left in
the 2nd period and Mitchell Matzenbach scored the game winner with 3:09
left in the 2nd overtime. Ian Baert scored the only goal for St. Johns
on a penalty kick. St Johns ends their season at 14-7-2.
Laingsburg/Bath is 14-5-2 on the season play in the Regional Semi-Final
at Flint Kearsley on 10/21 @ 5:00pm versus the winner of District 25.
Tawas 3 - Roscommon 2
District 46-3 Final.
Holt 4 - Hartland 1
District 12-1
Lansing Christian 2 - New Covenant Christian 0
District 51-4
Warren De La Salle 3 - Grosse Pointe South 0
University Liggett 1 - Royal Oak Shrine 0
Dan Zukas scores as the clock was ticking down to one minute left in
the match.

2008 District 2-2 Champions Dexter High School
Dexter
4 - Gibraltar Carlson 0
Dexter
District. Dexter will travel to Bloomfield Hills Andover Wednesday and
play the winner of the Lakeview District at 7:00pm.Tonight
the Carlson Marauders squared off against the Dreadnaughts of Dexter in the
final round of District 20-2 play being hosted by Dexter High School.
The got on the score board first thanks to Brian Altrogge in
the 14th minute.
Dexter added another goal from Jonathan Jebson in the 31st minute
and Dexter took a 2-0 lead into the half time break. Dexter added two
goals off restarts in the second half: 46th minute
from Alex Derloshon and in the 66th minute
from Kurt Miller. Dexter proved to be too much for the Marauders to
handle as their season came to an end in this District Final game by a
score of 0-4. Carlson finished the season with an overall record of
5-14-3 and made it to the District Finals game for the first time in 9
years.
October 16th
Plymouth
Christian 3 - Inter-City Baptist 1
Lutheran Westland 7 - Huron Valley
Lutheran 0
Senior
Josh Kruger and junior Gage Flanery scored 3 goals apiece for Lutheran
Westland (14-5-1). Senior goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 1 save en route
to his 9th shut-out of the season. Huron Valley’s season ends with the
record of 7-11-1. Lutheran Westland will face Plymouth Christian in the
District Final on Saturday at Noon @ Inter-City Baptist
Avondale 4 - Stoney Creek 1
Avondale
(17-1-2) moves on to play Troy in the district final with a resounding
victory over the visiting Cougars. Brett Lentz scored off a great feed
by Steve Bohne in the first half. Stoney Creek came back early in the
second half when Jordan Tyler knocked in a goal from the side. Brett
Lentz converted another feed from Steve Bohne to take the lead for
good. Rees Williams (Brett Lentz) extended the lead and Brett Lentz
(Jimmie Miles) rounded off the scoring with less than a minute left in
the game. The district final will be at Avondale at 2:00.
Troy 2 - Rochester Adams 1
Dexter 1 - New Boston Huron 0 (SO)
Dexter
is now 10-9-4. *After the original game played on Wednesday 10/15 was
suspended with 3:35 left in the second overtime period, play continued
at 4:30 pm today. Neither team could score in the remaining overtime
period and Dexter won with a penalty kick shoot-out.
Birmingham Seaholm 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0
Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 2 - Bloomfield
Hills Andover 0
Cranbrook
remains undefeated, as they topped Andover 2-0 on Thursday. Senior
captain Jay Trewn had the game winner off a PK early in the second
half, while Andy Holmes tipped in the second goal off of a
flick
from Joe Granzotto. Keeper Andrew Rouff earned the shutout. Cranbrook
is now 15-0-2 and moves on to play Seaholm in the district final on
Saturday.
Genesse Christian 2 - Our Lady of the
Lakes 1 (SO)
Sterling Hts. Stevenson 2 - Troy Athens 1
Dearborn 1 - Dearborn Fordson 0
Hamoody Saad scores the games only
goal.
Dearborn Edsel Ford 3 - Taylor Kennedy 2
Ithaca 2 - Midland-Bullock Creek 0
Jackson 2 - Battle Creek Lakeview 1
Portage Central 3 - Portage Northern 1
Manistee 9 - Mason CC 2
Saline 2 - Huron 1
Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central 1 - Freeland 0
Bedford 1 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 0
In
one of, if not the biggest win in school history, the Bedford boys won
the game 1-0 tonight at Woodhaven. Playing against a Pioneer that we
have never beaten, the boys picked a great time to notch their first
win against the Pioneers. It was a game that Pioneer carried much of
the play, our defense played very well in keeping Pioneer off the
board. Although being out shot throughout the first 70 minutes of the
game, the boys stepped up in the last 10 minutes and brought the play
to Pioneer, and James Brobst converted the game winner with 48 seconds
left off of a pass from freshman Brendan Renius. Greg Pontasch was by
far the player of the game, keeping Pioneer off the board with some
spectacular saves and essentially allowing us to come out of the game
with a win. Playing well tonight were the entire back 4, Mitch Cousino,
Ramon VanderDoes, Micah Bellas and Chad Miller as well as Eli Groff,
James Brobst and Eric Thomas. We move onto play 4th ranked Saline in
the District Final at 12:30 on Saturday in Woodhaven.
October 15th
Livonia Churchill 7 - Westland John Glenn 1
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 5 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 0
Lutheran North 3 - Almont 2
All three goals for Lutheran North scored by Anthony Calibeo.
Lutheran North record 12-7-0. Lutheran North plays Richmond
in Distrct Final Friday
Marine City Cardinal Mooney 2 - Kimball New Life 1
Carlson 5 - Airport 2
Tonight
the Carlson Marauders squared off against the Airport Jets in the
second round of District 20-2 play being hosted by Dexter High School.
The Marauders put three balls past the Jets goalkeeper in the first
half. Brandon Knott scored all three of these goals with Josh Dye, Phil
Johnson and Justin Hunter picking up the assists. Carlson missed on a
PK opportunity, but still took a 3-0 lead into the half time
intermission. Airport struck first in the second half on a goal from
#3. Pat Lancaster from Carlson answered with an unassisted goal. The
Marauders Adam Jones scored from Josh Dye to end the scoring for
Carlson. Airport wasn’t done and added one more goal from #11. Final
score of this game was Carlson 5 and Airport 2. Carlson will play
against the Dexter-New Boston Huron winner on Friday night at 5pm for
the District Title.
Northville 4 - Brighton 0
Seniors Latif
Alashe and Alex Marilley each had two goals to lead the Mustangs to a 4
- 0 win over Brighton. Assists are credited to Brandon Cameron, Nate
Hrivnak, and Alex Marilley. Keeper Jarrod Daul earned his 8th
shutout in wins with 5 saves. Brighton closes out a great season at 12
- 3 - 4; Northville advances at 14 - 6 - 1.
Novi 4 - Pinckney 2
Brandon 4 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's
Royal Oak Shrine 8 - Parkway Christian 0
Covert 3 - Grace Christian 2
Covert
advances to the district finals with a 3-2 victory of Grace Christian.
Covert scored first after Alex Vargas picked up the rebound of Jaime
Bautista's shot in the 17th minute. Then Grace Christian demonstrated
their speed and size advantage over Covert picking up goals in the 24th
and 36th minute. Both goals came off well placed long crosses that were
finished beautifully. Grace took the 2-1 lead into halftime. Covert
tied the game in the 56th minute on a goal by Ivan Gallegos and took
the lead with 10 minutes to go in the game on a set piece by Ramon
Rodriguez. Covert's record is 13-2-2.
Brother Rice 2 - North Farmington 1
Livonia Stevenson 6 - Beverly Hills Groves 0
Country Day 2 - Bishop Foley 1 (2OT)
Country
Day started off fast as Senior Adrian White scored 5 minutes in to give
the Yellowjackets a 1-0 lead. The Ventures quickly regained their
composure and generated some quality scoring chances of their own. With
25 seconds left in the half Bishop Foley Sophomore Anthony Rice hit a
laser from 25-yards out to tie the game a 1 entering the half. The
Yellowjackets began the 2nd half much like the 1st as they rang a shot
off the goalpost and crossbar. But again the Ventures fought back as a
Junior Tim Oravetz was robbed of a goal with 9 minutes left on a diving
save by the Country Day Goalkeeper. The first OT was back and forth as
neither team could get a quality chance. Tied
1 - 1 after regulation Country Day scored with 4 minutes remaining in
the second overtime to advance to the district final game. Both Country
Day goals were scored by Adrian Wright assisted by Jeff Rogers. Bishop
Foley’s goal was scored by sophomore Anthony Rice with less than a
minute remaining in the 1st half. Bishop Foley ranked # 10 in Division
III completes their season with a record of 9 – 8 – 2. Country Day,
ranked # 3 in Division III with a record of 17 – 5 – 2, will play Notre
Dame Prep Saturday, October 18 @ Pontiac Notre Dame Prep at 1:00 pm.
For the Ventures all 3 Seniors - Brandon Simmons, Kevin Lass and Ryan
Gumbleton - all played well in the final game. Junior Derek Rosiek had
a solid game at sweeper and Junior Forward Tim Oravetz got to several
loose balls drawing fouls all evening on the Yellowjacket defenders.
The future looks bright for Bishop Foley as 9 starters and and 14
letterwinners will returen. Bishop Foley finishes 9-8-2 overall on the
season including capturing their 1st CHSL Title.
Notre Dame Prep 5 - Detroit Cezar Chavez 0
Prep grabbed a 3-0 lead at the half and wore down Chavez. They will
take on Country Day at Prep Saturday at 1:00pm.
Laingsburg 4 - Clio 1
Laingsburg
Wolfpack advances to the District 26-2 Final after defeating Clio 4-1.
Clio's Timothy Wright was awarded the 1st goal of the match at the
10:12 mark of the 1st period after Ryan Hannah deflected his shot past
the Wolfpack keeper. Wolfpack keeper Ben Roberts made a couple of key
saves to keep the score at 1-0 until Wolfpack's Mitchell Matzenbach was
able to tie the match up four minutes later of the Caleb Gutzki assist.
With just over a minute left in the half, Laingsburg's Ryan Hannah sent
a long ball in from midfield that John Brown buried for the go-ahead
goal and the 2-1 halftime lead. The second half was all Wolfpack as
Clio was held to zero shots on goal and Laingsburg tallied two more
goals by Matt Johnson and Dalton Guggemos for the 4-1 final.
Laingsburg/Bath is 13-5-2 on the season and play at Owosso on 10/17 @
4:00 pm versus the winner of St Johns and Mt. Morris. Laingsburg Shots
on Goal: 16. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown, Dalton Guggemos, Matt
Johnson, Mitchell Matzenbach. Laingsburg Assists: Rysam Hurley,
Mitchell Matzenbach, Ryan Hannah, Caleb Gutzki. Laingsburg Saves: Ben
Roberts 5. Clio Shots on Goal: 6. Clio Goal: Timothy Wright. Clio
Saves: 7.
North Branch 1 - Marysville 0
Goals: Tyler Kreiner.
Assist: Cody Kipp. Keeper Saves: Mike Keith 7 saves. Current Record:
14-7-1. North Branch plays Oxford on Saturday at 11am at East China
Stadium district finals.
Troy Athens 4 - Fraser 2
Blake
Jendrusch scored 2 goals and Vamsi Chinta added 2 assists to propel
Athens into the district finals Thursday night against MAC foe Sterling
Heights Stevenson who beat Royal Oak on the 7th penalty kick. Doran
Perayeff and Tyler Channell also scored for the 7-9-4 Redhawks.
Tonight's district final will be played at Fraser at 7pm.
Sterling Hts. Stevenson 1 - Royal Oak 0 (SO)
Lake Orion 5 - Waterford Mott 0
Lake
Orion scoring was led by Reed Losee with two goals and two assists.
Also scoring for LO were Derek Schrauben (2) and Blake Skamiera. Aram
Keteyian and Emilio Arribas shared the shutout in goal with Mott's
keeper Dean Dziewit also making several key saves for the Corsairs.
Clarkston 4 - Lakeland 0
Roscommon 2 - Gladwin 1
District 46-3
Tawas 4 - Houghton Lake 1
District 46-3
Oxford 2 - Marine City 1
Fenton 3 - Linden 2
Grand Blanc 3 - Davison 2 (SO)
West Branch Ogemaw Hts. 3 - Bay City John Glenn 2 (2OT)
West Branch will now play Petoskey @ Cadillac District finals @
Grayling 11am this Saturday.
Petoskey 3 - Gaylord 0
Durand 1 - Williamston 0
Parma Western 2 - Tecumseh 0
Traverse City West 3 - Alpena 0
Alpena finished at 10-9-3. Traverse City West will now play the winner
of the Midland Dow / Midland game this Saturday @1pm.
Riverview 5 - Trenton 2
Riverview
beat Trenton in District play last night 5-2. Riverview is now 18-2-1
and will play Divine Child in the District Finals.
Covenant Christian 6 - NorthPointe Christian 2
St. Joseph 3 - Sturgis 1
District 17-2
Stevensville Lakeshore 3 - Vicksburg
2 (OT)
District 17-2
Kalamazoo Hackett 2 - Parchment 0
District 34-3
South Haven 6 - Fennville 0
District 34-3
Marcellus 4 - Heritage Christian 2
District 50-4
October 14th
Lutheran Westland 5 - Canton Agape Christian 0
Senior
Josh Kruger scored two goals and added one assist for Lutheran Westland
(13-5-1). Senior goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 3 saves en route to his
8th shut-out of the season. Lutheran Westland head coach Rich Block
recorded his 200th career victory with the win. Canton Agape Christian
season ends with a record of 4-14-0
Oakland Christian 7 - Dryden 0
OCS
advance to the finals for District 56 this Friday at Oakland Christian.
Jon Wilke lead OCS with (3) goals and an assist, Chris Perrin added a
pair of goals. Caleb Stanko and Dylan Anderson each had a goal and
assist, John Radcliff had (2) assists, Trevor Merrill had an assist and
Spencer Hodges an assist too. OCS's keeper was Kramer Everett with the
shut out, Drydens keeper was Mathew Kunz making 23 saves. OCS's overall
record in now 19-3-0.
Birmingham Roeper 5 - Lutheran NorthWest 1
Southfield Christian 4 - Franklin Road Christian 1
Farmington Hills Harrison 2 - Ferndale 1
The
Ferndale Eagles struck first when Kyle Rose hit a rocket to the wide
side netting 2:23 into the game. Harrison came out on fire to start the
second half and Mike Minkus struck a feed from David Morris into to the
top corner 9 ½ minutes in. Evan Hayden tipped in a pass from Dane Laird
10 minutes later to give the Hawks the lead after the Hawks broke out
all the way down the field following an Eagle corner kick. Ryan Roberts
made 5 saves for the Hawks. Shots: Farmington Hills Harrison : 12 -
Ferndale 6
Bedford 2 - Monroe 1 (OT)
This District 2-1
match between cross-county schools was a hotly-contested rivalry
classic. The host Mules scored on a goal by Eric Thomas at 16’ and
controlled play for the first half to lead 1-0. The Trojans reversed
roles and took the play to Bedford throughout the second half, tying
the match with a goal from Jordan McBee at 59’, and their heavy
pressure nearly won it with multiple chances in the last minutes of
regulation. The Mules responded with a free kick goal from Eli Groff at
2’ of the first OT to win. Monroe’s season concludes at 6-12-3 and they
look forward to joining the SEC Red Division next year. Bedford’s
record is 12-9-2 and they advance to the District Semi-final on
Thursday 10-16 at Woodhaven.
Rochester Adams 1 - Utica 0
Troy 3 - Rochester 2
Avondale 8 - Pontiac Northern 0
Avondale
(16-1-2) won their first district game against visiting Pontiact
Northern. Scoring for Avondale were: Chad Gaffke, Rees Williams
(Enderson Mhilli), Brett Lentz, Steve Bohne (Rees Williams), Gabe
Draghici (Hasan Kaarkarli), Dylan Kennedy, Dylan Kennedy (Jack
McCafferty) and Casey O'Brien (Hasan Kaakarli). Avondale hosts Stoney
Creek on Thursday at 5:30.
Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 4 - Utica Eisenhower 0
Bloomfield Andover 8 - Hazel Park 0
The
Barons came away with a win in their first game of districts
(District 22-2). Leading the way for the Andover was Curtis Beachum
with 3 goals and 1 assist. Also contributing for the Barons were Alex
Issa 1 goal and 1 assist, Will Neef 1 goal and 1 assist, T.J. Mack 1
goal, Kyle Taylor 1 goal, Dylan Jones 1 goal, and Ross Herner
1
assist. Joe Wyzgoski and Chris Dasbach combined in net for the shutout.
Andover (10-7-3 overall) will play Cranbrook on Thursday 10/16 at
7:00pm.
Dearborn 6 - Lincoln Park 1
October 13th
Laingsburg 2 - Corunna 1
Laingsburg
Wolfpack advance to the 2nd round of District 26 after dispatching
Corunna 2-1. Laingsburg was up 2-0 at intermission on John Brown's
header off the Dalton Guggemos cross at the 27 minute mark and than
Dalton Guggemo's put in from the Rysam Hurley pass at the 24 minute
mark. Corunna's John Basso scored at the 30 minute mark of the second
period for the final 2-1 score. Laingsburg honored it's seniors at
halftime of the match. Senior players for Laingsburg are #1- Lucas
Rocha, #2-Matt Murphy, #3 - Eric Silvernail, #5 - Ben Roberts, # 7 -
Rysam Hurley, #8 - Ryan Hannah, #11 - Gordy Ewald, #14 - Jordan Fulton,
#16 Chase Stambersky, #19 - John Brown, #20 - Dalton Guggemos, and #21
- Matt Johnson. Coruna ends the season at 6-14-1. Laingsburg/Bath is
12-5-2 on the season and play at Owosso on 10/14 @ 5:00 pm versus the
winner of Clio and Flint Central. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 18.
Laingsburg Goals: John Brown, Dalton Guggemos. Laingsburg Assists:
Rysam Hurley, Dalton Guggemos. Laingsburg Saves: Ben Roberts 3. Corunna
Shots on Goal: 4. Corunna Goal: John Basso. Corunna Saves: Jeff
Giddings 11.
Lutheran North 4 -Armada 1
Dexter 1 - Milan 0
Dexter is now 9-9-4.
Lake Orion 7 - Milford 0
Leading
the Lake Orion Dragons was Reed Losee who tallied 4 goals and 2 assists
in the 7-0 victory against Milford High School. Also scoring for LO was
Jake Keteyian (assist Losee), Blake Skamiera (assist Losee) and Derek
Schrauben (assist Weston Wittry.)
North Branch 2 - Cros-Lex 1
Goals:
Tyler Kreiner, Cody Kipp. Assist: Cody Kipp, Bobby Hanna. Keeper Saves:
Mike Keith 10 saves. Current Record: 13-7-1 . North Branch plays
Marysville at 4:30 on Wednesday at East China Stadium
NorthPointe Christian 5 - Algoma Christian 1
district
59-4. Ryan Conners scored three goals for NorthPointe. Alex Cusack and
Jordan Tozer also scored. Steven Schutter scored for Algoma.
NorthPointe Christian plays Covenant Christian on Wednesday in the
district semi-final.
Brother Rice 8 - Redford Union 0
Bishop Foley 4 - South Lyon East 0
Bishop Foley opened District play with a 4-0 win over South Lyon East
in South Lyon.
The
Ventures raced out to a 2-0 lead and never looked back. Junior Tim
Oravetz led the way scoring 2 goals. Fellow Juniors Derek Rosiek scored
on a PK and Alan Wisniewski added his 3rd goal in as many games. Junior
Dan Potter added an assist. Sophomore Andrew Claucherty recorded 4
saves for his 6th shutout. With the win, Bishop Foley improves to 9-7-2
overall. The Ventures will next take on Country Day at Notre Dame Prep.
Game time will be at 5:00 pm.
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2 - Grosse Ile 0
In
a district game hosted at Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard the Irish defeated
Grosse Ile 2-0. Richard scored at the 6 minute mark on a goal by T.J.
Hurley. The last Richard goal came at the 74 minute mark by William
Schork. Brendan Cooper recorded his 7th shutout. Ann Arbor Gabriel
Richard improves to 14-3-0 on the year.
Birmingham Seaholm 8 - Warren-Fitzgerald 0
Seaholm
goals were by 8 different Seaholm players in this Division 2 - District
22 match. First half scores by Chase Panosian, Thor Eriksen, Jake
Dangovian, Kevin Buxton, Chris MacKenzie, and Max Powell. Second half
goals by Nick Naski and Nick Shaheen. Goalkeepers Jentzen Mehl and
James Ruby split the match. Seaholm (11-8-1) continues in District 22
play on Thursday October 16.
Northville 3 - Detroit Catholic Central 2
Mustangs
goals were made by John Hatzis, Nate Hrivnak, and Alex Marilley.
Assists are credited to Cameron Burdette, John Donikian, and Alex
Marilley.Both Shamrock goals were made by Josh Gatt, with one assist
credited to Nick Kristock. Catholic Central closes out their season at
10 - 8 - 3; Northville advances at 13 - 6 - 1.
Lakeland 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Lakeland advances to play the winner of Clarkston/Holly.
Port Huron Northern 2 - L’Anse Creuse North 1
Halftime - L’Anse Creuse North 0 - Port Huron Northern 0
2nd
Half Scoring - (G) PHN Carson Nowakowski assisted by Quinn Kotsko. (G)
LCN Derek Granum assisted by Josh Osantowski. (G) PHN Macauley Hill
unassisted. L’Anse Creuse North overall 12-5-4. Port Huron Northern
overall 12-3-4.
Country Day 8 - Clawson 0
Country Day scored
three goals in the first half, Mathew Dolan (assist Rick McCarthy),
Kotaro Mitsuhashi (assist Ethan Seery) and Brett Bukari (assist Adam
Akeel). Country Day’s second half goals came from Rick McCarthy (assist
Jeff Rogers), Mahesh Umasenkar (assist Jeff Rogers), Mathew Dolan (Jeff
Rogers), Adrian Neely (assist Jack Brown) and tyler Hong (assist Ben
Weinstein). Goalkeepers Justin Fragnoli and Adam Kadri spilt the game
in goal earning Country Day’s 15th shutout of the season. Country Day’s
record is now 16-5-1 and will play Bishop Foley on Wednesday, October
15 @ Pontiac Notre Dame Prep at 5:00 pm.
Traverse City West 4 - Traverse City Central 1
In Traverse City. Traverse City West is 12-6-1 and Traverse City
Central finished 12-8-1.
West Branch Ogemaw Heights 3 - Mount Pleasant 2 (OT)
Bay City John Glenn 4 - Cadillac 1
Brandon 3 - Fowlerville 1
Troy Athens 4 - Utica Ford 1
At
Runkel field in Utica, host Ford, the MAC Red champions, went up early
on a beautiful header from a free kick service. Athens answered within
5 minutes as Danny Jackson took a feed from John Borgen after a corner
kick. Ten minutes later, Athens struck again on another corner, this
time Blake Jendrusch found Nick Donato alone on the far post for a 2-1
Athens lead going into halftime. After intermission, Ford applied
steady pressure for the first 15 minutes until the Redhawks Vamsi
Chinta converted an Andre Bezerra free kick. With 5 minutes to play,
Chinta was sent in on a breakaway by Jendrusch to account for the final
score. Athens moves on to the district semifinals and will face Fraser
at Fraser on Wednesday at 5:30. Ford bows out at 12-4-3.
U of D Jesuit 6 - Roseville - 0
Scoring
was opened by Robby Wilson less than three minutes into the game,
followed by a goal from David Griggs less than 1 minute after. Goals
also from Brandon Yanik, Robby Pollock (2), and Matt McClain (birthday
boy). The Cubs advance in District No. 7-1 for a Wednesday night game.
OL St. Mary's 1 - Flint Kearsley 0 (OT)
Trenton 8 - Redford Thurston 0
Goals
scored by Jesse Stefani (4), Brandon Chearhart, Marcus Westermarc,
Gianni DiPoce, and Hayden Wirtz. Goalkeeper Ian Sullivan records his
6th shutout. Trenton's record improves to 9-8-2.
Livonia Churchill 6 - Garden City 0
Airport 3 - Romulus 1
Division
II- District 20. Airport took the lead halfway through the first half
when Spencer Machcinski scored on a breakaway. Romulus scored with five
minutes remaining in the half to send the teams to the break tied 1-1.
About fifteen minutes into the second half, Nate Richardson gave
Airport the lead back, scoring on a volley from 6 yards. Derek Smith
then pushed the lead to 3-1 with ten minutes remaining, scoring on a
header off a corner kick. Machcinski assisted on both second half
goals. Next game: Wednesday at 3pm @ Dexter vs. Gibralter-Carlson.
Livonia Stevenson 3 - Berkley 0
Brighton 2 - Walled Lake Central 1
Brighton defeated Walled Lake Central 2-1 in a
District 5-1 Quarterfinal match. Nick Schroeder
scored first for Brighton on a header off of a corner from
Taylor Mazurek and Jay Krause found Brian Ebert with a cross for
Brighton's second goal. Brad Lyons scored Walled Lake
Central's only goal on a free kick. The win raises Brighton's
record to 12-2-4 and propels the Bulldogs into a District 5-1 Semifinal
match with Northville at Northville on Wednesday evening.
Pinckney 3 - Walled Lake Western 2
Novi 4 - South Lyon 2
South
Lyon traveled to Novi for a first round district matchup. After a 1-1
first half, the teams combined for 4 goals in the last 10 minutes with
Novi coming out on top 4-2. Novi would score first Roland Razburgaj
found Garret Gruder at the 25 minute mark. South Lyon would equalize
with 10 minutes left in the half when Curt Green took a free kick and
Jordan Selva finished it off. The second half saw momentum shifts and
back and forth play until with 10 minutes left, Novi was awarded a
penalty kick and Gruder finished it. Gruder would get the hat trick
when he scored just minute later to put Novi up 3-1. South Lyon was not
done and cut the lead back to a goal when Curt Green found Tom
Barloguer with 1:05 left in the game. Chase Jaborri scored for Novi
with 5 seconds left to finish the scoring 4-2 in favor on Novi. South
Lyon finishes the season at 10-8-3. Novi moves to 10-6-3 and will play
in the district semi-final Wednesday 5pm. at Northville against the
winner of the Walled Lake Western/Picnkney game.
Royal Oak 3 - Clinton Valley 2
Groves 2 - West Bloomfield 1
After
a scoreless first half ,Ryan Day opened the scoring at the 17:17 mark
with the assist going to Jordan Najor. WB answered just 5 minutes later
to knot it up at 1-1. With only :32 seconds remaining Ryan Day swung a
corner kick into the box and Zach Olmstead knocked it home for the game
winner.
Houghton Lake 4 - Oscoda 3
The Oscoda Owls Boys
soccer season came to an abrupt and painful end on Monday night. The
Owls fell in the opening round of District play to the Houghton Lake
Bobcats, 4-3. The Owls came out firing but were unable to find the back
of the net, even missing an early penalty kick. The Bobcats weren't
wasting any opportunities and despite being outshot in the first half
5-12, took a 4-0 lead into the half. The Owls finally got on the board
at the 54 minute mark when AJ Morse hit Josh DeOrnellas with a nice
pass and DeOrnellas converted it into a goal. Less than a minute later,
Jon Roach blasted a penalty kick into the back of the net to cut the
Bobcat lead in half. The Owls continued to attack the goal box, taking
13 second half shots on goal and allowing only three more to Houghton
Lake. The Owls were awarded another penalty kick with eleven minutes to
play and Morse made this one count. Oscoda continued the attack and
despite clanging the posts several times were unable to even the score.
Oscoda finishes their season 8-8-2.
Senior Derek Boston had an
outstanding match finishing with five steals and four intercepts.
Several other seniors worked hard to extend their last season also.
Nolan Myles had seven intercepts and Ryan Clouse finished with four
steals and eight intercepts. "Gary tried to spark something in the
first half by using different combinations off the bench but we were in
a funk and nothing was working", according to Assistant Coach Tim
Colborn. "It wasn't like the boys weren't trying, we just looked like a
different squad the first 40 minutes." Zach Burnside, Dylan Palacios,
Eric Goodwin and Christian Slater all scored first half goals for
Houghton Lake. All four goals were netted in a 20 minute span in the
middle of the half. The Bobcats move on to play the winner of
Standish/Tawas on Wednesday night at Oscoda. That game will begin at
7:00pm with a second semi-final match to begin at 5:00pm. Oscoda will
graduate seven seniors; Clouse, Boston, Myles, Skylar Thurston, Shane
Ruyts, Mike Wimmer and Kevin Palmer. But this years freshman class
proved they are ready to play and will fill in the shoes of the
starters next season.
Oxford 2 - Lapeer East 1
Riverview Gabriel Richard 6 - Clinton 0
Goals
scored by Joe Campau (2), AJ Kause (2) Dave McMahan, and Jake McGowan.
Adam Foster gets his sixth shutout. Riverview Gabriel Richard will play
AA Gabriel Richard on Wed at 3:00 pm.
Waterford Mott 4 - Waterford Kettering 3
Sterling Hts. Stevenson 3 - Warren Cousino 0
Carlson 3 - Ypsilanti 2
Last
night began District play for the Carlson Marauders as they hosted a
6pm match against Ypsilanti. Carlson started with a goal from Phil
Johnson, assisted by Brand Knott only 4-1/2 minutes in. They added a
second goal in the 17th minute. This was the first goal of the season
from Justin Hunter, assisted by Phil Johnson. Carlson never really
played well as Ypsilanti had many more scoring chances than the
Marauders, but played good enough to take a 2-0 lead into the half time
intermission. Carlson goalkeeper Andreas Gikas kept the Marauders in
the game. Ypsilanti started the second half with goals in the 50th and
58th minutes. the second goal was scored by George Pop. Carlson added
the game winner in the 89th minute when Phil Johnson sent a low ball in
from the side of the net that went off an Ypsilanti defender and into
the back of the net. Carlson advances to the next round being played
Wednesday night in Dexter against Airport .
Covenant Christian 3 - Freedom Baptist 1
District 59-4
North Farmington 2 - Farmington 1 (OT)
North
Farmington goals were scored by Eric Weberman on a direct kick from 29
yds out. The winning goal also came from a set play,
this time with Adam Shiiblaq heading in a direct kick from Weberman
1:40 into overtime.
Harbor Springs 4 - Fairview 1
October 11th
Dexter 1 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1
Ann Arbor Pioneer JV 2 - Dexter JV 1
October 10th
Birmingham Roeper 2 - West Bloomfield 2
New Boston Huron 3 - Trenton 2
Anoop Ghuman, John Blazo, and Matt Nardizzi scored for Huron. Joe
Liparoto and Gabe Ruffolo picked up assists. Huron closes its regular
season with an 11-6 overall record.
Freedom Baptist 2 - Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 1
At Hudsonville Freedom Baptist. Shane Barthuly scored twice as Freedom
Baptist won its first-ever River Valley Conference soccer title.
Freedom, the No. 3 team in Division 4, improves to 14-3-1 and finished
7-2-1 in conference. Freedom out-shot Tri-unity 16-2.
Lutheran Westland 2 - University Liggett 1
In the Metro Conference 3rd/4th place game, junior Laith Francis and
senior Josh Kruger scored goals for Lutheran Westland (12-5-1, 7-3-0
Metro - 3rd place finish). Senior Jack Fisher scored for Univesity
Liggett (8-7-1, 4-6-0 Metro - finished tied for 4th place).
Novi Detroit Catholic Central 7 - Livonia Franklin 0
Cranbrook 1 - Lutheran North 0 (SO)
In the Metro Conference championship game, Cranbrook and Lutheran North
played hard for 80 minutes of regulation. This game, however, would not
be decided in regulation or overtime, so the championship would end in
penalty kicks. Billy Stacy had the game winner for CK, after junior
Jeff Hammond and captains Jay Trewn and Jeremy brill all knocked in
their PKs. Sophomore Andrew Rouff was in net for CK, and made many big
saves in the game, including one in the PK shootout.
Troy 1 - Rochester 1
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 2 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0
Jeff
Rogers kicked in Country Day’s first goal. Rick McCarthy scored on a
penalty kick later in the first half. Country Day now has a record of
16 - 5 - 1. DCDS goalkeeper Justin Fragnoli earned Country Day’s 15th
shutout of the season.
Farmington
3 - Hazel Park 2
Farmington played their last regular season game and OAA blue division
game tonight against Hazal Park. Farmington dominated the game but
found itself down by two goals early in the second half. The numerous
chances, two bars and and constant pressure did not produce a goal
until the 12th minute of the second half when Joe Ashmore received a
cross from the left flank from Tyler O'Hara and put it past the Hazel
Park keeper. About ten minutes later Joe Ashmore returned the favor to
O'Hara with a tremendous pass in the penalty area which O'Hara
skillfully received and a canon shot followed tying the game. The
winning goal came with less then five minutes left in the game when Ben
fleck served a ball to Joe Ashmore in front of the goal and a volley
and an unstoppable shot followed which gave Farmington the OAA Blue
Division Championship. The Falcons of Farmington end the regular season
with a 14-4-1 record overall and a 10-1-1 in OAA BLUE
October 9th
Avondale 2 - Brandon 0
In
the clash between the OAA White Champions and the Flint Metro League
Champions, Avondale (15-1-2) beat Brandon (13-2-2) with goals by Brett
Lentz (Chad Gaffke) and Steve Bohne (Rees Williams). Avondale accounted
for both of Brandon's losses as the teams met earlier in the year. Good
luck to both of these teams in the districts.
Muskegon Catholic Central 1 - Freedom Baptist 1
At
Hudsonville Freedom Baptist Muskegon Catholic Central and Hudsonville
Freedom Baptist tied 1-1 after two overtime periods on Thursday. Matt
Hatch scored for Freedom with 21 minutes on the clock in the first
half. MCC's Gabe Gazior tied it up with nine minutes left in the first.
Freedom, the No. 3 team in Division 4, can win the River Valley
Conference title with a victory Friday over Tri-unity Christian. MCC,
the No. 6 team in the state, now is 13-2-2. Freedom is 13-3-1.
Birch Run 7 - Montrose 0
At
Montrose Goals Matt Grim 2, Caleb Slavik 2, Caleb Szukhent 1, Lupe Ruiz
1, Levi Zielinski 1; Assists Grim 3, Aaron Steinley 2, Slavik 1, Shots
29-5, All Birch Runs players received quality playing time. BR record
9-8-1 O/A, 4-5-1 TVC-East conference. Birch Run in its first official
year as a varsity sport has posted its second winning season in a row
(18-13-5). A job well done by the young Panthers who were in a
rebuilding year. BR will play at Swan Valley in District play Monday
10-13.
North Branch 8 - Garber 0
Goals: Tyler Kreiner,
Elliot Orr, Elliot Orr, Cody Kipp, Cody Kipp, Logan Hunt, Patrick
Ankley, Billy McKnight. Assist: Brandon Parmenter, Rory Edwards, Elliot
Orr, Keir Veskivali, Josh Palmer, Tyler Kreiner, Tyler Kreiner, Cody
Kipp. Keeper Saves: Jordan Centofani 5 saves .Current Record: 12-7-1
League Record(TVC East): 7-2-1.
Covert 2 - Howardsville 2
Covert's record 12-2-2.
Farmington Hills Harrison 3 - Ferndale 1
Harrison
evened the season series at Ferndale. Mike Minkus opened the scoring
after receiving a long ball from Max Trotz. Max Trotz tallied the 2nd
goal on a smooth feed from Evan Hayden. Mike Minkus chipped a ball over
the defender to Max Trotz who chipped the ball over the Ferndale
goalie. Ferndale got on the ball with 10 minutes remaining
when Kyle Rose converted a PK. Harrison 9-7-2 (7-4-1 OAA Blue)
locks up 3rd place in OAA Blue over Ferndale 9-9-1 (5-6-1 OAA Blue).
Ferndale travels to Harrison on Tuesday for the District game and
rubber match between these two teams.
Farmington Hills Harrison JV 2 - Ferndale JV 1
Oakland Christian 8 - Holly 0
Oakland
Christian finished out the regular season with a strong outing against
Holly, lead by senior Jacob Stanko with 4 goals. Chris Perrin added a
pair of goals, and Mitchell Dale & Dylan Anderson had a goal
and an
assist each for OCS. Jon Wilke contributed 3 assists, John Radcliff
added 2 assists, and Josh Prantera added an assist. Kramer Everett was
OCS's goal keeper, making his 12th shut out for the season. OCS
finishes the regular season with an overall record of 18-3-0 (7-1
MIAC), while Holly's overall record is now 6-9-2.
Lake Orion 2 - Rochester Adams 1
In
the final game of the regular season Lake Orion wins outscoring
Rochester Adams 2-1. The first goal of the game was scored by Adam's
Joey Dillon. Lake Orion's first goal was scored by sophomore Blake
Skamiera with the assist by junior co-captain Reed Losee. The final
goal for Lake Orion began with great possession and a powerful shot on
goal by Reed Losee which hit on the inside of the goal post and rolled
out to freshman Jake Sims who put in the game winner. Losee was
credited with two assists. Congratulations to both teams for a hard
fought game!
Pontiac Northern 7 - Detroit Cesar Chavez 0
Troy Athens 1 - Clarkston 0
Athens
stunned league champion and #6 ranked Clarkston 1-0 on Thursday night
in the final game of the regular season for both teams. Senior Vamsi
Chinta, playing only his 3rd game of the season, recorded the game
winner unassisted with 10 minutes remaining in the first half.
Goalkeeper Andre Bezerra made 8 saves as Wolves playmakers Verlinden
and Pinkos applied steady pressure throughout the game. Athens enters
district play at 5-9-4 and will take on MAC Red champion Utica Ford.
Clarkston goes into district play at 12-5-2.
Traverse City West 4 - Cadillac 0
In
Cadillac, Traverse City West finished 7-1-2 in the Big North Conference
and 11-7-1 overall and Cadillac finished 1-8-1 in the Big North
Conference and 7-11-2 overall. Cadillac has one more game left to play
and they will travel to Manistee on Saturday.
Traverse City Central 5 - Gaylord 2
In
Traverse City, Traverse City finished 6-4-0 in the Big North Conference
and 12-7-1 Gaylord finished 1-8-1 in the Big North Conference and
7-11-2 overall. Shots On Goals: Traverse City Central 18, Gaylord 10.
Gaylord JV 1 -Traverse City Central JV 1
Gaylord Junior Varsity finished 7-9-3 and Traverse City Central Junior
Varsity finished 8-5-6 overall.
Lutheran Northwest 3 - Harper Woods 2
Petoskey 4 - Alpena 1
In Petoskey, Petoskey finished 8-0-2 as the Big North Conference Soccer
Champions and 15-1-3 overall. Alpena finished 2-5-3 in the Big North
Conference and 10-8-3 overall.
October 8th
Northville 5 - Pinckney 0
Scoring for Northville were Latif Alashe (2), Matt Hagan, Alex
Marilley, and Nick Tacconelli. Northville is now 12 - 6 - 1.
L’Anse Creuse North 1 - Grosse Pointe
South 1
1st
Half Scoring – (G) 18:10 LCN Kyle Formanczyk assisted by Matt Koper.
Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 1 Grosse Pointe South 0. 2nd Half
Scoring – (G) GPS Michael Cunningham Penalty Kick. Good game by L’Anse
Creuse North midfielders Matt Koper and Derek Granum. L’Anse Creuse
North Overall 12-4-4. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 5-3-4. Grosse
Pointe South Overall 10-3-4. Grosse Pointe South MAC White 7-1-3.
South Lyon 3 - Waterford Ketterring 2
Waterford
Kettering traveled to South Lyon for the first ever meeting between
these two soccer teams. South Lyon scored twice in the first half and
once in the second for a 3-2 win over the Captains. South Lyon's Connor
Plagens scored off a Jordan Selva pass to open a 1-0 lead fifteen
minutes into the match. Chris Kobayashi scored the second goal ten
minutes later to make it 2-0. Kettering would score two goals in the
first 5 minutes of the second half to tie the score. Adam Gentile
scored the winner for South Lyon with 12 minutes left in the game.
South Lyon finishes the regular season at 10-7-3 overall and 4-6-2 in
the KLAA. Waterford Kettering finishes 4-7-1 in the KLAA. South Lyon
will travel to Novi on Monday for a first round district matchup at
6:30 pm.
South Lyon JV 3 - Waterford Kettering JV 1
Bishop Foley 2 - Ann Arbor Richard 0
CHSL
C-D Championship. Bishop Foley won its first CHSL
Championship as
they defeated D-3's 8th ranked team Ann Arbor Richard 2-0. The Ventures
have been decimated by injuries all season, but as they have done time
and again, perservered and got the big win. The Ventures started off
fast scoring 2 goals in the first 10 minutes. Junior Alan Wisniewski
scored his 2nd goal in as many games 6 minutes in for a 1-0 Bishop
Foley lead. The Ventures continued to pressure early leading to a
corner kick at the 10 minute mark. Junior Daniel Potter put a nice kick
into the box that went off an Irish player and into their goal for a
2-0 lead. That would be all the Ventures would need Bishop Foley shut
down the Irish attack all night long.
For Bishop Foley, the backline
of Senior Kevin Lass, Juniors Derek Rosiek and Kurt Weiss, and Freshman
Brandon Rice again were solid giving the Irish very few open looks.
Sophomore Andrew Claucherty made 7 saves to earn his 5th shutout. It
was the 2nd win this season against a ranked opponent for the Ventures.
With
the win, Bishop Foley improves to 8-7-2 overall. Richard falls to 13-3
overall. The Ventures will next open District play next Monday against
South Lyon East at South Lyon East. Game time is at 5:30pm.
Detroit Caesar Chavez 3 - Ypsilanti 0
Warren De La Salle 2 - Novi Detroit
Catholic Central 1
CHSL A-B Championship
won by the Pilots.
Chippewa Valley 1 - Brandon 1
Eaton Rapids 2 - Charlotte 1
Eaton
Rapids goals by Dalton Smith and Bryce Richards with assists by Adam
Jaksa and Tyler Orr. In goal for Eaton Rapids Jake Masteller with 4
saves. Eaton Rapids record is 11-7-2 . Eaton Rapids begins district
play Monday against Lansing Sexton.
Livonia Franklin 2 - Milford 2
Alcona 3 - Oscoda 0
The
Oscoda Owls soccer team played on Wednesday night in Alcona and were
defeated, 3-0. The Owls had their chances and got off eight shots in
the first half but were unable to put the ball into the net. Alcona
held a 1-0 halftime lead and Oscoda's woes continued into the second
half, only getting four shots on goal (one a Penalty Kick).
"We
were sloppy tonight and played extremely poorly. Our only kick that
found netting was an own goal past our own keeper!", commented
Assistant Coach Tim Colborn.
The Alcona Tigers got goals from Michael Munro and Robert Rynca.
The
Owls drop to 8-6-2 and finish the regular season in Fairview on Friday
at 5:00pm. They will open District play on Monday when they host
Houghton Lake at 5:00pm with the winner playing Tawas or Standish in
Oscoda at 7:00pm on Wednesday.
Flint Carmen-Ainsworth 4 - Oxford 3
Monroe 3 - Woodhaven 0
On
a well-deserved parent’s night at Woodhaven, the visiting Trojans took
control of this Mega Red Match with first half goals from Jacob
Schweinsberg and Sean Turner. Mitchell Tyson scored in the second half,
and Nick Tyson kept the Warriors out of the net for the shutout. Monroe
is 2-7-2 Mega Red, 6-10-3 O/A.
Monroe JV 1 - Woodhaven JV 0
Laingsburg 6 - Dansville 0
Dansville
Aggies fall 6-0 to the Laingsburg Wolfpack at the Aggies “Under the
Lights” game. The Aggies had a large and loud home crowd as they were
honoring their seniors and the local youth teams at their annual “Under
the Lights” contest. The Wolfpack quickly quieted the crowd as they
scored their first goal 18 seconds into the match, when Dalton Guggemos
picked up the rebound from the John Brown strike and put it past the
Aggie keeper. The Aggies responded well and outhustled the Wolfpack
during the next five minutes of the match, however, it was the ‘Pack’s
Jordan Fulton who knocked over the Aggie keeper in the scramble in
front of the net and scored the second goal. Dalton Guggemos tallied
two more goals for the Wolfpack in the 1st period for his hat trick and
the Wolfpack’s 4-0 lead at intermission. Ryan Hannah and Matt Johnson
assisted on Guggemos’s 2nd and 3rd goal, respectively. In the second
period, Wolfpack sophomore Drew Jones saw his first action of the year
in goal for the Wolfpack varsity and held onto the shutout with one
saves as the Wolfpack tallied two more goals for the final 6-0 score.
Mitchell Matzenbach and Jordan Fulton each scored in the second period
off some nice passing from John Brown, Dalton Guggemos and Matt
Johnson. Laingsburg/Bath is 11-4-2 on the season and play at
Fowlerville on 10/11 @ 11:30. Laingburg will also be hosting
their 1st round Division II, District 26 match versus Corunna @ 3:00 pm
on 10/13 @ Laingsburg. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 16 Laingsburg Goals:
Dalton Guggemos (3), Jordan Fulton (2), Mitchell Matzenbach Laingsburg
Assists: Matt Johnson (2), John Brown, Dalton Guggemos, Ryan Hannah
Laingsburg Saves: Roberts 3, Jones 1. Dansville Shots on Goal: 10
Dansville Saves: Aaron Hoefland 10.
Dearborn Fordson JV 8 - Carlson JV 0
The
JV teams took the field first and Carlson was stopped 8-0 with only 9
minutes gone into the second half as three additional Carlson players
were called up for the Varsity match. Eddie Bramlett had 22 saves for
the Marauders. The Marauders JV team finished with a 9-11-1 overall
record.
Dearborn Fordson 5 - Carlson 2
Carlson boys soccer
teams finished the regular season against unbeaten Fordson. These teams
traded goals in the first 6 minutes. Scoring first was Fordson player
Saif Ateyia in the third minute. Getting the goal for Carlson 3 minutes
later was Brandon Knott on a penalty kick. Mitchell Compean sent in a
corner kick that was headed off the crossbar by Tyler Demitroff and
then struck towards the net by Robert Koss. Fordson player Youssef
Ghassani deflected the ball from the goal with his hand and was issued
a red card and a penalty kick was awarded to the visiting team. Fordson
added two more goals from Jad Alzein in the 18th minute and 27th
minute. With 13 seconds left in the half, Adam Jones got his first
Varsity goal for the Marauders on an assist from Brandon Knott. The
score at half was Carlson 2 and Fordson 3. The second half saw a lot of
different players getting significant play time from Carlson, including
JV players James Garner, Zach Mlostek and Drew Kohn who were called up
for this match. Fordson added two more goals: one from Ali Fardoun in
the 42nd minute and the final goal from Qendrim Makolli in the 61st
minute. Carlson's overall record was 3-13-3 and 2-6-2 in the
conference. The Marauders open District play at home on Monday night at
6pm against Ypsilanti.
October
7th
Birmingham Roeper 4 - Southfield Christian
2
Brad George scored all 4 goals for Roeper.
Lutheran North 1 - Lutheran Westland 0 (OT)
In the Metro Conference Semifinal tournament game, Anthony Calibeo
scored the winner in the first overtime. The goal was assisted by Jacob
Wonsowicz.. Lutheran North now (10-6-0, 8-1-0 Metro). Lutheran Westland
falls to 11-5-1, 6-3-0 Metro.
Baptist Park 2 -Franklin Road Christian 2
Sophomore Tom Pickren scored for first FR for a 1-0 lead. BP scored to
tie in the 77th minute with the goal by sophomore Andrew Bruck, but
freshman Jalen Walker scored for FR to give them back the lead. Junior
Tim Short scored the last goal for BP in the 80th minute for the tie.
Senior Andrew Reid added an assist for BP. Baptist Park is now 10-4-2
(9-1-1 MIAC Red) and FR is 9-4-1 (9-0-1 MIAC Red).
Dexter 2 - Adrian 0
Dexter is now 8-8-3 (5-4-1 SEC).
Dexter JV 8 - Adrian JV 0
Cranbrook Kingswood 2 - Liggett 0
Cranbrook beats Liggett 2-0 in the Metro Conference semi-finals. In a
very physical game, a penalty kick would prove to be the difference.
Cranbrook scored in the first half off of a PK by Alex King, and senior
Chris Harnadek added the second goal of the game.
CK remains undefeated and will play Lutheran North in the
Metro tournament finals on Friday.
Valley Lutheran 2 - North Branch 1
Goals: Tyler Kreiner. Assist: Elliot Orr. Keeper Saves: Mike Keith 11
saves. Current Record: 11-7-1 League Record(TVC East): 6-2-1 (2nd
place). This Was the league championship game, Valley finished 1st and
North Branch 2nd.
Valley Lutheran JV 2 - North Branch JV 0
Keeper Saves: Cody Schwartz 12 saves.
Oakland Christian 4 - Inter-City 0
Caleb Stanko opened the scoring for OCS, assisted by Cameron Johns.
Jacob Stanko scored the 2nd goal with an assist to Caleb Stanko, for a
half-time score of 2-0. Jacob Stanko scored the next goal, assisted
again by Caleb Stanko. Caleb Stanko scored OCS's last goal on a pk.
Kramer Everett was in goal for OCS, making 3 saves, achieving his 11th
shut out of the season. This win gives OCS the MIAC conference
championship, with a record of 7-1 in the MIAC and an overall season
record of 17-3. Inter-City's overall record is now 7-7-3.
Birch Run 7 - MSD 0
At Birch Run. Goals Aaron Steinley 3, Matt Grim 3, Caleb Szukhent 1;
Assists Aaron Steinley 3, Lupe Ruiz 2, Caleb Slavic 1; Keeper Kyle
Landon 3 saves and second consecutive shutout. All of the Birch Runs
players received quality playing time. BR O/A 8-8-1, 4-5-1 TVC-East.
Groves 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
Groves
got on the board first with a goal by Jack Flechsig 25 minutes in. The
game remained 1-0 until Cody Hederson scored for Lahser with 11:00 left
in the game. Groves got a free kick just outside the 18 yard line with
under 2 minutes left and Jordan Najor put it upper 90. The game ended
with both benches clearing and some pushing and shoving but no blood
drawn.
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 2 - Freedom Baptist 1
At
Hudsonville Freedom Baptist. John Waller scored with less than two
minutes into the game as the Warriors beat their River Valley
Conference rival for the second time this season. Freedom tied it up
three minutes later but WMC's Case Ryzebol scored for the 2-1 win.
Freedom Baptist falls to 13-3.
Coldwater 5 - Loy Norrix 3
Loy
Norrix traveled to Coldwater for a SMAC league tournament game only to
find a red hot Cam Holicki. Loy Norrix opened the scoring with a goal
against a short handed Coldwater team due to disciplinary reasons.
Coldwater's Cam Holicki quickly had answers for this with 2 goals.
Sliman Ahmed added another goal before the half would end for the
Cards. After the break Loy Norrix did not back down and quickly but the
ball in the back of the net to get within 2 goals of Coldwater. Cam
Holicki decided that 2 goals was too close and found the net twice,
both with assists from Chris Jacobsen. Loy Norrix was able to score one
more time before the game would end with a score of 5-3 in favor of
Coldwater. Coldwater is now 11-5-1 overall and 6-4-1 in league play.
Shots on goal: Coldwater- 20, Loy Norrix-15. Saves: Coldwater-6, Loy
Norrix-9.
Avondale 3 - Royal Oak 1
Avondale
wrapped up their first year in OAA White with an undefeated record
(13-0-1). Taylor Shard scored first to give the host Ravens the lead.
Avondale's Chad Gaffke (Brett Lentz) scored to tie it up before
half-time. In the second half Steven Bohne (Chad Gaffke) and Brett
Lentz (John Nofs) scored for the Yellowjackets (14-1-2). Avondale ends
their regular season on Thursday when they visit Brandon (13-1-2), the
Flint Metro League champions.
West Bloomfield 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 1
West
Bloomfield wrapped up conference play tonight by hosting Harrison High
School. Scoring for the Lakers were Mario Paljusevic, Josh Lorence and
Dario Morazan. Assists on the goals went to Adam Buckner and Dario
Morazan. With the win West Bloomfield improves to 14-4-0 (10-2-0 OAA
Blue). The Lakers wrap up the regular season against Roeper on Friday
and then travel to Groves on Monday for the start of district play.
Lake Orion 4 - Stoney Creek 2
Lake Orion goals were scored by Reed Losee, Anthony Papagni and Blake
Skamiera(2). Both SC goals.were scpred by Daniel Panone.
Fowlerville JV 0 - Perry JV 0
Fowlerville 2 - Perry 1
The
Gladiators improved to 11-6-1 with a victory Tuesday night at Perry.
Perry scored first on a goal by Jimmy Larnish, but Fowlerville got the
equalizer before half, as Travis Gibbons scored with an assist to TJ
Romsek. Romsek scored the game winner in the second half with the
assist to Gobbons. Fowlerville travels to play the winner of the "A"
bracket on Thursday for the CAAC 3rd division championship.
Clarkston 2 - Troy 1
Bloomfield Hills Andover 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 1
On
Senior Night the Barons defeated the state ranked D2 #8 Maples for the
second time this season. Andover's goals came from Moritz Brauer and
Kyle Taylor. Seaholm's goal was scored by Chase Parosian. Andover is
now 9-6-3 overall (OAA White 7-5-2). Seaholm is 9-7-2 overall
(7-6-1 OAA White).
Livonia Churchill 2 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Churchill finished the regular season 14-3-1, WL Northern is 10-6-4.
Livonia Churchill JV 1 - Walled Lake Northern JV 0
Pontiac Northern 5 - Hazel Park 3
Farmington 4 - Ferndale 0
Farmington
improved its record to 13-4-1 overall and 9-1-1 in the OAA Blue
Division with a win against Ferndale High School. Joe Ashmore scored
two goals and had one assist, Tyler O'Hara had one goal and one assist.
The other goal for Farmington was scored by Adam Naglich and was
assisted by David Bahling. Mark Amis had the other assist for the
Falcons.
Clarkston 2 - Troy 1
Washtenaw Christian 1 - Plymouth Christian 0
Washtenaw Christian moves to 9-3-0. PCA drops to 8-8-0.
Rochester Adams 3 - Troy Athens 0
St. Mary's 3 - Cardinal Mooney 0
Riverview 4 - Trenton 1
Riverview
beat Trenton 4-1 last night on Riverview's Senior night. Thank you
Seniors, Nonda Mihas, Steve Seward, Adam O'Callaghan, Chris Powell,
Garrett Barrera, Eric Voelz and Tim Beason for making this such a
memorable season. Riverview is now 16-2-1 and 11-1-1 in the league.
Congrats on winning the Huron League!
Traverse City Central 4 - Alpena 1
Traverse
City Central is 6-4-0 in the Big North Conference and 11-7-1 overall
and Alpena is 2-4-3 in the Big North Conference and 10-7-3 overall.
Cadillac 4 - Gaylord 1
In
Cadillac, Cadillac is 1-7-1 in the Big North Conference and 7-10-2
overall and Gaylord is also 1-7-1 in the Big North Conference and
7-10-2 overall.
Petoskey 2 - Traverse City West 1
In Traverse
City, Petoskey is 7-0-2 in the Big North Conference and 14-1-3 overall
and Traverse City West is 7-1-1 in the Big North Conference and 10-7-1
overall.
Covert 6 - Michigan Lutheran 4
Covert clenched the
Red Arrow (12-2-1 and 7-1 Red Arrow) conference tonight with a 6-4 win
against Michigan Lutheran (7-8-1 and 5-3 Red Arrow). Michigan Lutheran
opened up the scoring on a goal off of a corner by Cody Scherer. Then
Covert scored 3 to go up 3-1 at half time. Elvis Bautista got 2 goals,
Eduardo Salgado scored the 3rd. Alex Vargas assisted on Elvis's 2nd
goal. Michigan Lutheran scored 3:00 into the second half to draw within
one at 3-2, but 2 more goals by Elvis Bautista and 1 by Ivan Gallegos
moved the Bulldogs to 6 goals. Alex Vargas assisted on both of Elvis's
goals. Michigan Lutheran scored twice more, but the score ended at 6-4.
October
6th
Novi
Detroit Catholic Central 3 -
Brother Rice 1
Catholic League Central Semi-Finals
Northville
5 - John Glenn 1
Northville
goals were made by Latif Alashe, Nate Hrivnak, Andrew Kelleher, and
Alex Marilley (2). Assists are credited to Latif Alashe, Matt Hagan
(2), John Hatsis,
and Alex Marilley. Khalid Suleiman scored for
John Glenn. John Glenn is 5 - 5 in KLAA, 8 - 9 - 1 overall.
Northville is 5 - 4 -1 in KLAA, 11 - 6 - 1 overall.
L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Utica 2
1st
Half Scoring - (G) 23:16 LCN Dustin Mozal assisted by Blaine Sackett.
(G) 12:50 LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Pat Yaghnam. (G) 6:05 Utica,
Bobby Adkins assisted by Max Jurcak. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 2 -
Utica 1. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 38:51 Utica, Bobby Adkins unassisted.
L'Anse Creuse North Keepers Kyle Cauchon 6 saves and Jake Foster 8
saves. Good game by L'Anse Creuse North defender Zach Rini. L'Anse
Creuse North overall 12-4-3, MAC White 5-3-3. Utica overall 10-4-2.
Utica MAC White 8-1-1.
West Bloomfield 8 - Pontiac Central 0
Scoring
for the Lakers were Josh Lorence (4), Mario Paljusevic (2), Dario
Morazan and Dan Phillips. Assisting on the goals were Destin Simon (4),
Josh Lorence, Christian Zora, Dario Morazan and Brady Anderson. Jeremy
Goldman posted his 12th shutout of the year. West Bloomfield is now
13-4-0 (9-2-0 OAA Blue).
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 2
In
a Catholic League Semi-Final game Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard defeated
Riverview Richard 3-2. William Schork scored two goals, Michael Tabers
added one with Sean Purcell getting two assists and Mark Grum one. The
Irish move to 13-2-0 on the year.
Avondale 5 - Seaholm 2
In
a game that could only be characterized as very strange, the
Yellowjackets continued their winning ways with a league victory over
Seaholm. Avondale got on the score board first when Brett Lentz scored
on a PK. Seaholm's Thor Erikson knocked in a PK a few minutes later.
Less than a minute later, Rees Williams scored on a PK to give Avondale
a 2-1 lead. Brett Lentz (Chad Gaffke) scored late in the first half to
give the Yellowjackets (13-1-2) a 3-1 half-time lead. After an Avondale
ejection early in the second half, Seaholm's Mike Brek scored to make
the game close. Avondale bounced back when Chad Gaffke knocked in
another PK. Avondale's Brett Lentz (John Nofs) completed the hat trick
for the final tally of the game. OAA White Champion Avondale (12-0-1 in
the league) travels to Royal Oak on Tuesday to end their league play.
Brighton
1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Brighton
defeated Walled Lake Northern 1-0 tonight to win the inaugural Lakes
Conference Championship. Isaiah High found Grant Chong midway through
the first half for the games only goal. Keeper Mark Binkley got the
shut out. The win raises Brighton's overall record to 11-1-4. Brighton
will play Kensington Conference Champion Livonia Stevenson at Stevenson
on Wednesday for the inaugural KLAA Championship.
Bishop
Foley 2 - Notre Dame Prep 1
Bishop
Foley used a complete team effort to overwhelm the defending CHSL
Champion and #1 Seed Notre Dame Prep 2-1 in a CHSL Semifinal. The
Ventures advance to their 2nd straight CHSL Final.
Notre Dame Prep
started out fast scoring 10 minutes into the game for a 1-0 lead.
However Bishop Foley regrouped and dominated the last 70 minutes. Early
in the 2nd half Junior Jonathan Weber pulled the Ventures even off a
free kick from Junior Derek Rosiek. Late in the 2nd half Junior Alan
Wisniewski scored his 1st varsity goal to give Bishop Foley a 2-1 lead.
The Ventures would continue to press the action and control the game
the rest of the way.
The defense and midfield was strong as Senior
Midfielders Brandon Simmons and Ryan Gumbleton had strong games. Senior
Ryan Lass and Junior Kurt Weiss were also strong on the backline in
front of Sophomore Goalkeeper Andrew Claucherty who made 7 saves.
With
the win, Bishop Foley improves to 7-7-2 overall. The Ventures will next
play for the CHSL Championship Wednesday at 5:00pm against D3's 8th
ranked team Ann Arbor Richard, a 3-2 winner over Riverview Richard in
the other CHSL Semifinal.
South Lyon 8 - Livonia Franklin 2
Livonia
Franklin traveled to traveled to South Lyon for a first ever match up
between these two schools. South Lyon would score twice in the first
half and add 6 in the second half for a 8-2 victory in this KLAA
crossover game. Senior Matt Morais would score the Lions first goal
from a penalty kick 12 minutes into the match. Jake Green would make it
2-0 just 8 minutes later. The rest of the half would go back and forth
ending with a 2-0 South Lyon lead. The Lions broke the game open early
in the second getting goals from Drew Mexicott and Alex Enfroy in the
first 3 minutes of the second half. Franklin would get on the board
with goal from Jordan McGuire. South Lyon would continue their attack
getting goals from Adam Gentile, Chris Kobayashi, Bob Wendt, and Jake
Green getting another. Zain Qureshi would add a goal late for Franklin.
South Lyon is now 9-7-3 overall and 3-6-2 in the KLAA. Franklin is
2-8-1 in the KLAA.
South Lyon JV 3 - Livonia Franklin JV 0
Walled Lake Central 3 - Howell 0
Goals
from Evan Martinak, and two from Jordan Anderson gave Walled Lake
Central the win, the shutout was shared between Central keepers Tyler
Esmacher and Mike Erickson. Walled Lake Overall 7-8-2.
Pinckney 2 - Walled Lake Western 1 (OT)
Pinckney
opened up the scoring in the first half with a grittiy goal from
Sophomore Zack Fosket. The half ended with the Pirates up 1-0. In the
second Half Walled Lake West got on the board with a Penalty Kick from
Nick Lewin. The Second half ended with both teams tied at 1. The
Pirates Came out quickly in overtime and took control with Spencer
Stuldreher Goal from Chase Farley 20 seconds in to lock up the Victory
for Pinckney.
Pinckney will now play Northville in the Association
Crossover match at Northville High School. The Pirates are now 9-3-2
(5-2-2 in KLAA West and crossover).
Pinckney JV 4 - Walled Lake Western JV 0
Ypsilanti 6 - Romulus 4
Ypsilanti jumps to 7-3-2 in the Mega Blue.
Waterford
Kettering 6 - Milford 1
Berkley 4
- N. Farmington 1
On
Senior night, Berkley came out on fire when Travis Braun scored just 31
seconds into the game, the goal was assisted by Jacob Vertel. Joey
Coutu and Nate Segall both scored goals in the first half for Berkley.
In the 2nd half, after a long delay in officiating, Joey Coutu scored
his 2nd goal of the night to put the game away. Berkley is now 8-8-1
overall and 5-8 in OAA White. Berkley travels to Royal Oak on Friday
night for the regular season finale.
Dearborn
5 - Monroe 1
The
host Pioneers jumped out to a 3-0 halftime lead over the Trojans and
controlled play throughout most of this Mega Red match. Monroe is 1-7-2
conference, 5-10-3 overall.
Dearborn JV 2 - Monroe JV 0
Dearborn
Crestwood 1 -Trenton 0
Goal scored by #10. Trenton finishes their Mega Red season with a 6-5-1
record.
Trenton JV 4 - Dearborn Crestwood JV 4
Oxford 4
- Holly 0
Bachner with his 5th shutout of the season. Oxford finishes league play
at 4 - 4 - 1.
Brandon 2
- Linden 1
Garden
City 0 - Fordson 0
GC is 8-4-4, 4-3-2 Mega White, Fordson is 8-0-1 Mega White.
Carlson
JV 4 - Lincoln Park JV 0
The
Marauder JV soccer team squared off against Lincoln Park and after
controlling the entire match, walked away with a 4-0 victory. Scoring
for your Marauders was: James Garner assisted by Drew Kohn; Zach
Mlostek assisted by Petey LeFevers; Mark Victory assisted by Devin
Bembnister and James Garner unassisted. All four goals were scored in
the first half of this game. The Marauder JV record is now 9-10-1
overall and they travel to Fordson on Wednesday night for their final
match of the season.
Lincoln Park 5 - Carlson 2
Tonight was
a rematch of an earlier 1-1 tie between these two MEGA White opponents.
The Marauder Varsity team did not fair so well on a night designated to
honor their Seniors: Mike Cunningham, Martin Delpaz, Tyler Demitroff,
Josh Dye, Phil Johnson, Robert Koss and Jordan Zammitt. After trailing
0-2 at half on goals from Lincoln Park #4, Carlson finally got on the
scoreboard when Josh Dye recorded a goal assisted by Robert Koss.
Lincoln Park added three more goals in the second half before Robert
Koss scored off a corner kick sent in by Mitch Compean. Scoring for
Lincoln Park in the second half was #4 with 2 goals and #11 with 1
goal. Carlson's Varsity record has dropped to 3-12-3 overall and 2-5-2
in the MEGA White conference. They travel to Fordson on Wednesday for
the final season match. Carlson will open District play at home on
Monday night, 6pm vs Ypsilanti.
Eaton
Rapids 5 - Corunna 0
Eaton
Rapids goals: Ricky Glasgow 2, Shane Zimmer, Matt Chapman, Tyler Orr.
Assists: Shane Zimmer 2, Ben Gemalsky, Dylan Smith, Ricky Glasgow. In
goal for Eaton Rapids: Jake Masteller with 4 saves. Eaton Rapids record
is 10-7-2.
Covert 2
- Black River 2
Goal
scorers for Covert were Ivan Gallegos and Alberto Barajas. Elvis
Bautista had both assists. Covert is now 11-2-1 (6-1 in Red Arrow).
October 4th
Livonia
Churchill 2 - Dexter 1
Dexter is now 7-8-3. Livonia Churchill is now 14-2-1
Dexter JV 0 - Livonia Churchill JV 0
Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 3 - Grand Rapids Catholic Central 1
At Grand Rapids, Freedom Baptist goalie Ethan Davis stopped a penalty
kick by GRCC's Noble Sullivan in the first half. The score was tied 1-1
at halftime. Freedom, the No. 3 team in Division 4, improves to 13-2
while GRCC falls to 8-5-1.
Berkley 4 - Dearborn Divine Child 1
Nick Landgraf 2 goals, Travis Braun 1 goal, GK Jacob Vertel 1 goal.
Joey Coutu and Ethan Tuomey both had 1 assist each. Berkley is now
7-8-1 overall and faces North Farmington @ Hurley field on Monday at
7pm.
Oxford 2 - Fenton 1
Jason Uribe scored two minutes into the game. Fenton 1 - 0 at halftime.
Oxford scored on a PK by senior captain Mitch Seeling with 16 minutes
left. With 1:30 left to play junior Travis Roth fed senior captain
Steven Walker with a nice pass who scored on a great far post shot off
the post. Oxford climbs to 5 - 9 - 3 overall and Fenton drops to 10 - 6
- 2.
South Lyon 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
South Lyon traveled up the Walled Lake Northern and mustered the only
goal of the game to win 1-0 over the host team. After a scoreless first
half and much the same in the second, South Lyon's Adam Gentile
assisted Jake Green who scored the games only goal. South Lyon
goalkeepers Chris Rump and Brian Young combined to make 6 saves for the
shutout. South Lyon is now 8-7-3. Walled Lake Northern is now 10-4-4.
South Lyon JV 0 - Walled Lake Northern JV 0
Cranbrook Kingswood 5 - Birmingham Roeper 1
Cranbrook Record : 12-0-2.
Chelsea 3 - Monroe 0
Monroe JV 4 - Chelsea JV 0
Midland Dow Tournament
Lake
Orion 3 - Midland Dow 1
Leading the scoring for Lake Orion was Reed Losee with 2 goals and 1
assist. Blake Skamiera also tallied for the Dragons.
Lake
Orion 4 - Waterford Mott 0
Goals were scored by Reed Losee (2), Blake Skamiera and Jake Sims.
Midland
Dow 3 - Traverse City Central 1
Traverse City Central 3 - Waterford
Mott 1
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Eaton
Rapids 1 - Lansing Everett 0
Eaton Rapids goal by Adam Jaksa with an assist from Cody Fell. Jake
Masteller had 6 saves in goal for Eaton Rapids.
Eaton Rapids record is 9-7-2.
Farmington
Hills Harrison 2 - Groves 2
On
Senior Recognition day, Harrison (7-6-2) earned a hard fought draw with
the Groves Falcons (3-9-2). Patrick Rooney scored for Groves 12 minutes
into the game. Groves got their second 12 minutes later when the Groves
throw-in was deflected off a Harrison defender’s head into the far
corner. Mike Minkus answered 6 minutes later on a feed from Max Trotz.
At halftime, the 5 seniors: Dane Laird, Mike Minkus, Zach Poley, Ryan
Roberts and Max Trotz were recognized. Harrison attacked the last 15
minutes of the game with repeated quality scoring chances, many of the
underclassmen fighting hard to prevent the loss. Finally, with 2
minutes remaining the 2 seniors connected for the equalizer. Max Trotz
split two defenders after receiving a long pass from Mike Minkus to
earn the tie for the Hawks.
Groves JV 3 - Harrison JV 1
October 3rd
L’Anse
Creuse North 2 - Grosse Pointe North 1
1st
Half Scoring – (G) 21:09 LCN Pat Yaghnam assisted by Ryan Featherstone.
Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 1 - Grosse Pointe North 0. 2nd Half
Scoring – (G) LCN Kyle Formanczyk assisted by Pat Yaghnam (G) 35:14 GPN
Brett Reardon unassisted. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 12-4-2. Grosse
Pointe North Overall 7-6-2. Good game by Midfielders Blaine Sackett and
Derek Granum.
Birmingham Roeper 4 - Plymouth Christian 0
Roeper 9-4-2 (5-1-1). Plymouth Christian 8-7 (1-6).
Baptist Park 5 - Calvary Christian 1
Baptist
Park was led by sophomore Andrew Bruck with 2 goals and juniors Tim
Short with a goal and 2 assists, and Adam Thompson with a goal and an
assist. Senior Jared Sillman also scored for BP. Senior Kyle Whitehouse
and sophomore Adam Patrick added assists. Scoring for Calvary was
sophomore John Hibbits. BP is now 10-4-1 (9-1 MIAC Red).
Oakland Christian 7 - Southfield Christian 0
Jon
Wilke played a strong game for OCS, scoring (4) goals. Caleb Stanko
scored a goal and (2) assists, and Mitchell Dale also scored a goal and
(2) assists. Jacob Stanko scored the opening goal and added an assist,
while Chis Perrin and John Radcliff each had assists too. Kramer
Everett was the goal keeper for OCS, recording his 10th shut out. OCS
has an overall record of 16-3 and have a 6-1 record in the MIAC
conference, while Southfield Christian is now 4-10-1 (2-5 MIAC).
Walled
Lake Central 3 - Lakeland 2
Walled
Lake Central took the lead 3-0 with a hat trick from Brad Lyons, Jimmy
Rock scored late in the second half for Lakeland, and despite good
pressure from Lakeland Central held on for the win. Centrals record is
now 8-8-3 overall.
Dearborn Divine Child 3 - Trenton 0
Dearborn Divine Child JV 3 - Trenton JV 0
October
2nd
Country
Day 1 - Flint Carman-Ainsworth 0
Nick
Prys headed in the winning goal off a Rick McCarthy corner kick midway
into the first half of an evenly played game. Country Day now has a
record of 15 – 4 – 1. DCDS goalkeeper Sean Bartoshuk earned Country
Day’s 14th shutout of the season.
Andover 2 - Berkley 0
The Barons defeated the Bears in this cold and rainy OAA White league
game. Andover's goals came from Alex Issa (Curtis Beachum) and Dylan
Tuthill (TJ Mack). Joe Wyzgoski also had a stellar game in net
recording his third consecutive and seventh shutout overall. Andover is
now 8-5-3 (OAA White 6-4-2). Berkley is 6-8-1 (OAA White 4-8).
Lutheran North 2 - Lutheran Northwest 0
Jacob Wonsowicz scored the winner and Anthony Calibeo made it 2-0 at
the end of the game. In the first game of the Metro Conference
Tournament North advances to play the winner of the
Westland/Claranceville game next Tuesday.
Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 5, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 0
At Hudsonville Freedom Baptist. Freedom scored three times in
the first half en route to its eighth shutout of the season. Freedom,
the No. 3 team in Division 4, out shot NorthPointe 17-3. Freedom
improves to 12-2 overall and 6-1 in the River Valley Conference.
Dexter 1 - Tecumseh 0
Dexter is now 7-7-3(4-4-1 SEC). Tecumseh is now 11-4-2(6-3-1 SEC).
Dexter JV 2 - Tecumseh JV 1
Lutheran Westland 2 - Clarenceville 0
In a Metro Conference Tournament Quarter-Final game, juniors Laith
Francis and Gage Flanery each scored a goal for Lutheran Westland
(11-4-1, 6-2-0 Metro). Senior goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 1 save en
route to his 5th shut-out of the season. Clarenceville falls to 7-8-1,
2-6-0 Metro.
Laingsburg 9 - Morrice 0
Laingsburg
Wolfpack defeated Morrice 9-0 as John Brown scored a hat trick, and 5
other players scored for the Wolfpack. Brown tallied his first goal two
minutes into the match, his second goal five minutes later, and his
third goal five minutes after that for a quick 3-0 lead. Also scoring
for the Wolfpack were Matt Johnson, Ian Milligan, Dalton Guggemos,
Jordan Fulton, Bobby Halick twice. Matt Johnson had five assists for
the Wolfpack. Laingsburg outshot Morrice 21 - 0. Laingsburg/Bath is
10-4-2 on the season and play at Dansville on 10/8 @ 7:00 pm. Laingburg
will also be hosting their 1st round Division II, District 26 match
versus Corunna @ 3:00 pm on 10/13 @ Laingsburg. Laingsburg Shots on
Goal: 21. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown (3), Bobby Halick (2), Dalton
Guggemos, Matt Johnson, Ian Milligan, Jordan Fulton. Laingsburg
Assists: Matt Johnson (5), Gordy Ewald, Jordan Fulton, Rysam Hurley,
Dalton Guggemos. Morrice Shots on Goal: 0. Morrice Saves: 7.
North Branch 1 - Almont 0
Goals: Guy Kreiner. Keeper Saves: Mike Keith 12 saves. Current Record:
11-6-1 League Record (TVC-east): 6-1-1.
North Branch JV 0 - Detroit Country Day JV 1
Cranbrook 8 - Harper Woods 0
Cranbrook
has a solid start to the Metro Tournament, beating Harper Woods 8-0.
Alex King led the team in scoring with 2 goals and 2 assists. Chris
Harnadek added two goals of his own, while Joe Granzotto, Heedong Yoon,
Connor Sakwa, and Andy Holmes all added one goal each. Jeff Hammond and
Andrew Pichurko both recorded 2 assists, and Andrew Rouff earned the
shutout. Cranbrook moves on to face the winner of the University
Liggett/Hamtramck game in the tournament semi-finals on Tuesday, Oct.
7th.
University Liggett 2 - Hamtramck 1
Liggett wins in a shoot-out. Liggett now plays Cranbrook in a Metro
Conference Semi-Final game on Tuesday.
Livonia Stevenson 4 - Northville 0
Scoring
for the Spartans were Nate Sergison (2) (assist to Reilly Mullett),
Ricky Chrzasz (assist to Joey D'Agostino) and Brian Klemczak. Stevenson
is now 12 - 1 - 3; Northville falls to 10 - 6 - 1.
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 5 - Brighton HAACH 2
The
Irish move to 12-2-0 while HAACH suffers its first defeat at 10-1-0.
Mark Grum led the Irish with 2 goals and two assists. Pat Myers added
two goals and a assist and Matt Barera added a goal.
Avondale 2 - Groves 0
Avondale
(12-1-2, 11-0-1 OAA White) scored both goals in the second half. Brett
Lentz (Chad Gaffke) and Chad Gaffke (Steve Bohne) put the Yellowjackets
up midway through the second half. Avondale finishes their league play
with games at Seaholm and Royal Oak on Monday and Tuesday.
Harper Creek 3 - Coldwater 1
Coldwater
hosted Harper Creek for a league tournament game. Colwater's Cam
Holicki started the scoring for Coldwater with an unassisted goal
early. Harper Creek tied the game and added another goal to make the
score 2-1 at half. Coldwater was unable to put together any type of
effective offense in the second half and let in one more goal to have
the game end 3-1. Shots on goal were 12 for Colwater and 18 for Harper
Creek. Evan Szfranski made 14 saves in goal. Coldwater in now 10-5-1
overall and 3-4-1 in SMAC conference play.
West Bloomfield 3 - Hazel Park 0
Novi Detroit Catholic Central 3 - U of D Jesuit 1
South Lyon 2 - Novi 2
Novi
came into South Lyon's Jungle on Thursday night and scored 2 first half
goals, only to see South Lyon score 2 in the second for a 2-2 tie.
Novi's Garret Gauruder scored 3 minutes into the match to give Novi the
lead early. Novi kept the pressure on forcing some great saves by South
Lyon keeper Brian Young and hitting the post several times. With 4
minutes left in the half, Chase Jaborri scored to give Novi a 2-0
halftime lead.
Novi added pressure at the beginning of the second,
but could not get past Young. Fifteen minutes into the half Young put a
60 yard pass into the box and found Mark Sadler who cut the Wildcat
lead in half. South Lyon kept the momentum and with 9:24 left Adam
Gentile scored to tie the game. It was South Lyon who would find the
iron late and be denied the victory. South Lyon is now 7-7-3 overall
and 2-6-2 in the KLAA Central. Novi is 9-5-2 overall and 3-5-1 in the
KLAA Central.
Novi JV 3 - South Lyon JV 2
Livonia Churchill 9 - Livonia Franklin 3
Churchill is now 11-2-1 (10-0 in KLAA-South), Franklin falls to 2-12-1
(2-7-1 in KLAA-South).
Plymouth Salem 8 - South Lyon East 0
Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
A
tough game between these two OAA White teams, was played in pouring
rain Thursday night at Birmingham Maple Field. Bloomfield Hills Lahser,
ranked 7th in Division 2, scored first on an unassisted goal by Mike
Henderson in the first half. Forty-six minutes later, with less than 4
minutes left in the game, Chase Panosian tied it up for Seaholm, ranked
5th in Division 2. Lahser goalkeeper, Gunnar Littrup, had 5 saves, and
Seaholm goalkeeper, Jentzen Mehl, had three saves. Seaholm overall
record 10-6-1.
Traverse City West 2 - Alpena 1
In
Traverse City. Traverse City West is 7-0-1 in the Big North Conference
and 9-5-1 overall. Alpena is 2-3-3 in the Big North Conference and
10-6-3 overall.
Traverse City Central 3 - Cadillac 0
In Cadillac. Traverse City Central is 4-4 in the Big North Conference
and 9-6-1 overall
Cadillac is 0-7-1 in the Big North Conference and 6-9-2 overall.
Canton 3 - Westland John Glenn 0
Oscoda 3 - Fairview 3
Oscoda
hosted Fairview Thursday night and the two teams walked away at the end
of the match with a tie, 3-3. Oscoda came firing the ball as they did
on Wednesday night in Houghton Lake. The Owls took 20 shots on the
Eagles net but were only able to score on three set plays.
Fairview
struck first in the 8th minute when they got a goal from Devin Guindon.
Oscoda's first goal came four minutes later when Ryan Clouse took a
Direct Kick just outside the box and nailed it past the wall and
Fairview keeper. Fairview went back on top in the 28th minute when
Tyler Laban found the net, giving them the halftime lead, 2-1.
Oscoda's
AJ Morse put the Owls back in the lead when he converted two Penalty
Kicks at the 52 and 64 minute marks. The Owls didn't hold the lead long
as Kessler Evans tied the match up two minutes later. Despite being out
shot the Eagles were quite efficient, scoring on three of eight shots.
The Owls had chances to win but just came up short, including a near
miss by Jon Roach with just 4 seconds left in the match.
Senior Ryan
Clouse led the defense with 8 steals and 11 intercepts. Nolan Myles
added 10 intercepts and Mike Wimmer had another solid match with 6
steals and 5 intercepts.
Oscoda's record moves to 8-5-2 on the
season. They return to action on Wednesday the 8th in Alcona and then
finish the regular season on Friday the 10th in a rematch with the
Fairview Eagles.
Holly 1 - Lapeer West 0
Taylor Kennedy 5 -Woodhaven 0
Troy High 3 - Lake Orion 1
Brian Winnega, Conor Reaume and Joe Beshara scored goals for Troy.
Scoring for Lake Orion was Reed Losee.
Waterford Mott 3 - Walled Lake Western 1
For
the last division match of the season and Mott's senior night, the
Corsairs battled the conditions and an early Western goal to come out
on top. Freshman forward Colin Larkin scored two goals in the first
half, one rebound and one on a nice crossing assist by sophomore
midfielder James Kennedy, and senior utility man Alex Dziadzio added
the third in the second half to give Mott the victory. With the win,
the Corsairs bring their record to 4-8-2 overall (2-7-1 in KLAA North).
Farmington 2 - Farmington Harrison 0
Joe
Ashmore scored from Zach Schulz and Tyler O’Hara scored for the
Falcons. Kam McVittie made 3 saves to earn the shutout for the Falcons.
Farmington had 8 shots on goal. Farmington moves to 12-4-1 (8-1-1 OAA
Blue) and Harrison falls to 7-6-1 (5-3-1 OAA Blue).
Farmington JV 3 - Harrison JV 0
Brighton 4 - Hartland 1
Brighton
clinched the inaugural KLAA West Division Championship with a great
team win in a steady rain on a slick field at Hartland. Hartland's
Andrew Poteracki shocked the Bulldogs by punching in a deflection only
50 seconds into the game, but Brighton battled back to score 2 goals of
their own within the first 10 minute. On the first, Grant Chong found
Taylor Mazurek who lofted a shot over the hands of the Hartland keeper
Cory Bodziak. Then Jay Krause beat several Hartland defenders for a
lose ball in front of the goal and punched it in. Brighton's Brian
Ebert broke Hartland's back with a third goal midway through the second
half and then ripped a fourth goal with about 5 minutes to play. The
goal scored by Hartland was only the second allowed by Brighton in the
last 13 games. The win lifts Brighton's record to 10-1-4 overall and
6-0-2 in the KLAA West and propels them into the inaugural Lakes
Conference Championship next week.
Ypsilanti Lincoln 0 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 0
Lincoln is now 7-4-5 overall and 3-3-5 in the SEC.
Birch Run 4 - Hemlock 0
Goals:
Caleb Szukhent 2, Caleb Slavik 1, Matt Grim 1; Assists Matt Grim 3,
Aaron Steinley 1. Keeper Kyle Landon 8 Saves. Birch Run 7-8-1 O/A,
4-5-1 TVC-East conference. The young panthers get back on track with
the win. Next game 10-7 Tuesday Home @ BR Park (Free Admission).
October 1st
Novi Detroit Catholic Central 4 - Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 1
North Branch 2 - Birch Run 1
Goals:
Kyle Mathei, Elliot Orr. Assist: Tyler Kreiner. Keeper Saves: Mike
Keith 1 saves, Jordan Centofani 7 saves. Current Record: 10-6-1 League
Record (TVC-east): 6-1-1.
Bay City John Glenn 7 - Whittemore -Prescott 0
L’Anse Creuse North 3 - Dakota 0
1st
Half Scoring – (G) 28:13 LCN Pat Yaghnam assisted by Kyle Formanczyk.
(G) 19:51 LCN Pat Yaghnam assisted by Kyle Formanczyk. Halftime –
L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Dakota 0. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 14:33 LCN Josh
Osantowski assisted by Kyle Formanczyk and Joel Hedemark. L’Anse Creuse
North Keeper Kyle Cauchon made 6 saves for the team’s 9th shutout of
the season. Good games by Defender Kurtis Sparks and Midfielder Dustin
Mozal. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 11-4-2. L’Anse Creuse North MAC
White 5-3-2. Dakota Overall 0-14-1. Dakota MAC White 0-9.
Fowlerville 5 - Stockbridge 0
The
Gladiators improved to 9-6-1 with the Senior Night victory over
Stockbridge Wednesday night. Travis Gibbons and TJ Romsek each scored
twice and had two assists. Brent Morris scored with an assist to Cody
Musteffe to round out the scoring. Austin Tefft and TJ Romsek combined
in goal for the shutout. Fowlerville hosts Lakewood Thursday night in
the first round of the CAAC Tournament, JV start time at 5PM, Varsity
at 6:30PM.
Ypsilanti JV 2 - Redford Thurston JV 2
Ypsilanti 2 - Redford Thurston 0
Ypsilanti moves to 6-3-2 in the Mega Blue. Redford Thurston drops to
2-6-2 in the Mega Blue.
Lakeland 5 - Howell 1
Senior
Trever Stevens scored 2 goals to take the single season scoring record
for Lakeland. Senior Bryan Bouck and juniors Sean Carrigan and Matt
Salciccioli also scored. Ian Courtney scored for Howell. Lakeland
improves to 9-2-3 on the year.
Lakeland JV 2 - Howell JV 0
Grand Blanc 2 - Brother Rice 1
Grand Blanc JV 3 - Brother Rice JV 0
Coldwater 5 - Columbia Central 2
Coldwater
goals by Chris Jacobsen, Oday Alisad, Jacob Robison, Sliman Ahmen. Evan
Szfranski & Joe Malakoff shared time in goal for a total of 7
saves. Shots on goal for Columbia were 13 while Coldwater only had 9
shots on goal. Coldwater scored just 3 minutes in and added a goal just
9 minutes later. In the 18th minute Coldwater scored off of a header
and then added 1 more goal before the 1st half ended to take a 4-0
lead. Columbia Central came out in the 2nd half during some confusion
in front of Coldwater's goal. Shortly after that Columbia Central was
awarded a penalty kick and scored to get their last goal of the night.
Coldwater scored their 5th goal midway through the 2nd half which
deflated Columbia's hope of a come back.
Oscoda 3 - Houghton Lake 1
The Oscoda Owls Varsity soccer team visited Houghton Lake on Wednesday
night and played in some rough weather but came out with a winning
score. Despite the wet and slippery field, wind, driving rain
and cold the Owls were able to control the ball and managed to outshoot
Houghton Lake, 22 - 7. The Owls didn't allow a single Bobcat
shot on goal in the first half.
Kyle McCausey was the offensive star of the match, netting two scores,
both after stealing the ball in the midfield and driving to the
net. His first came at the 29th minute mark to open the
scoring and he finished the scoring in the 71st minute. Jon
Roach scored Oscoda's second goal after taking a beautiful Ryan Clouse
pass and depositing it into the goal in the 35th minute.
Houghton Lake managed to find the net in the 47th minute when Cam
Warner found netting.
"We displayed brilliant passing and ball possession tonight.
The boys gave a maximum effort and played mistake free througout the
match. They controlled the action from the start and never
gave it back to Houghton Lake," according to Oscoda Head Coach Gary
Schneider.
The defense was led by Brandon McCausey who had five steals and six
intercepts. AJ Morse stole five and intercepted
four. Mike Wimmer had one of his best matches with four
steals, five intercepts and several nice passes.
The Owls improve to 8-5-1 and hope to continue their winning ways at
home on Thursday when they host Fairview at 5:00pm. The match
will also be Senior Night with Oscoda's seven senior players being
honored at halftime with their parents.
Linden 2
- Oxford 1
Linden
moves to 7 – 0 in the FML and Oxford drops to 3 – 4 – 1 in the FML.
Bishop Foley 4 - Notre Dame Prep 4
The thinning Bishop Foley roster got thinner Tuesday night.
After
Senior Kevin Lass and Sophomore Anthony Rice joined the walking
wounded, the Ventures dug down deep to pull out a 4-4 tie with League
Champion Notre Dame Prep. Bishop Foley has lost 4 players in
the past week to injury but continues to battle hard. The Ventures
opened up strong as Juniors Tim Oravetz and Jonathan Weber each added
goals for a 2-0 lead. However the Irish scored 2 goals before
the half to tie the game at the break. In the 2nd half, Notre
Dame Prep took the lead as the injuries added up. However the
shorthanded Ventures wouldn't go away as Junior Daniel Potter
tied the game at 3. Prep again took the lead and again Bishop
Foley responded as Jonathan Weber scored his 2nd of the game with a
little under 10 minutes to go for the tie.
Taylor Kennedy 2 - Monroe 0
Madison Hts. Lamphere 3 - Warren Woods Tower 0
Carlson JV 1 - Southgate JV 3
Carlson
and Southgate started the night with the JV teams taking the field at
4pm in Southgate. Carlson fell behind quickly and were down 0-2 at the
half. Both teams added a goal in the second half for a final score of 1
- 3 in favor of Southgate. Scoring for the Marauders was Andrew Kohn
from Zach Mlostek. Carlson overall record is now 8-10-1.
Southgate 3 - Carlson 1
Southgate
was out for revenge since the last time these teams met Carlson walked
away with a 5-3 victory. Southgate got on the scoreboard first with a
goal 8 minutes in from Luke Sirianni. Southgate added a second goal in
the first half on a cross and finish by Kemir Kouassi in the 25th
minute. Southgate took a 2-0 lead into the half time intermission.
Carlson scored first in the second half on a restart from Levi Hatfield
that was headed in by Brandon Knott in the 52nd minute. Southgate hit
the cross bar several times in this match but added the last goal of
the night in the 77th minute, again from Kemir. Southgate is now 2-5-1
in the conference and Carlson is 2-4-1. Carlson hosts Lincoln Park
Monday night in their final home game to honor this years seven seniors.
Brandon 5 - Swartz Creek 0
Riverview 1 - Huron 0
Riverview is now 14-2-1 and 10-1-1 in the Huron League. Huron is 8-5
and 7-4 in the league.
Edsel Ford 4 - Trenton 1
Goals for EF scored by Jordan Hunt (2), Salah Said, & #18.
Trenton goal scored by Marcus Westermarc.
Trenton JV 2 - Edsel Ford JV 1
Lansing Waverly 2- Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids goal by Bryce Richards with an assist from Adam Jaksa. In
goal for Eaton Rapids Jake Masteller with 5 saves.
Eaton Rapids record is 8-7-2.
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