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November 6th

 

Division 1
East Kentwood 6 -  Sterling Heights Stevenson 0

East Kentwood (25-1-1).  Sterling Heights Stevenson (20-5).

Division 2
Grand Rapids Northview  2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser  1

Grand Rapids Northview (24-0-1). Bloomfield Hills Lahser (20-5-2).

Division 3
Grand Rapids South Christian 1 - Lansing Catholic 0

Grand Rapids South Christian (25-2-1). Lansing Catholic (20-3-1).

Division 4
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 2 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 1

 Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (22-2-1). Ann Arbor Greenhills (18-7-1).

 

 

November 3rd

 

Semifinals


DIVISION 1

Holt
East Kentwood 4 - Canton 1 (OT)


Fenton
Sterling Heights Stevenson 1 - Grand Blanc 0

DIVISION 2

Grand Rapids Christian
Grand Rapids Northview 2 - Holland 1

Bloomfield Hills Andover
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Lapeer East 1


DIVISION 3

Holton
Grand Rapids South Christian 4 - Whitehall 0


Williamston
Lansing Catholic 4 - Almont 2

DIVISION 4

Cedar Springs
Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 1 - Bridgman 0


Troy Athens
Ann Arbor Greenhills 4 - Hamtramck Frontier International 2

 

October 30th

 

Regional Finals

 

East Kentwood 4 - Holland West Ottawa 0

Canton 1 - Novi 0

Grand Blanc 3 - Troy 1

Holland 1 - DeWitt 0 (SO)

Grand Rapids Northview 2 - Cadillac 1

Lansing Catholic 4 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 1

Almont 1 - Grosse Ile 0

Whitehall 6 - Oscoda 0

Ann Arbor Greenhills 3 - Lansing Christian 1

 

Hamtramck Frontier International 1 - Southfield Christian 0

Bridgman 2 - Wyoming The Potter's House Christian 1

 

 

October 29th

 

Sterling Heights Stevenson 3 - Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 2

Lapeer East 1 - Dearborn Divine Child 0

Grand Rapids South Christian 5 -Galesburg-Augusta 1

Muskegon Western Michigan Christian 3 - Suttons Bay 0

 

October 28th

 

Oscoda 6 - Hart 2
The 2010 Oscoda Owls soccer team continues to reach new heights this season. Thursday night in Traverse City the marked another first for the program by winning their first Regional match, 6-2 over the Hart Pirates. Oscoda advances to face Whitehall on Saturday at 1:00pm in Traverse City.
The Owls held off an early Hart attack and then countered with their powerful offense. Anthony Alderete put the Owls up one goal at the 8:05 mark when he converted a Penalty Kick. Although the Owls continued to force the offense they were unable to find the net again until the 28th minute when Jordan Corwin crossed the ball from the wing and team goal leader, Kyle Wheatley, headed it into the back of the net. The Owls were happy to take the 2-0 lead into the half.
Oscoda netted their third of the match at the 57:50 mark when Kyle McCausey sent a ball straight up the middle of the field and Alderete ran onto it and blasted his second goal of the match. Ten minutes later, McCausey made the same pass and Wheatley netted his second of the evening, giving the Owls a commanding 4-0 lead. Less than two minutes later, McCausey scored his first of the game when Wheatley took a Free Kick and lobbed it onto the head of Kyle for a goal. Hart finally managed to push past the Owl defense and scored two goals in the 71st and 77th minutes. Cristian Arellano scored on a Free Kick that he blasted through an Oscoda defensive wall and beat Oscoda goalkeeper, Jeremy Smith, to the side netting. Angel Riley netted the Pirates second goal. McCausey used his head again with less than a minute to play to seal the victory. Josh DeOrnellas earned an assist on the play.
Smith had another stellar night in goal, stopping 12 of the 14 shots he faced. Brandon McCausey, brother Kyle and Evan Dennis all earned 5 steals. Brandon led the team in intercepts with nine. Patrick Maher recorded six.
"We played well tonight and played our game and didn't allow Hart to goad us into their style of play", was Head Coach Gary Schneider's take. "Brenden Eberhardt was another player that stepped up tonight and had a big match for us."
The Owls up their season record to 20-3-2 heading into Saturday's showdown with Whitehall.

 

Hamtramck Frontier 3 - Harbor Beach 2 (SO)

 

Holland 3 - Vicksburg 0

DeWitt 3 - Plainwell 0

 

Cadillac 2 - East Grand Rapids 1

Grand Rapids Northview 7 - Greenville 3

Whitehall 6 - Traverse City Christian 1

Bridgman 2 - Grand Rapids Covenant Christian 0

Wyoming Potter's House 3 - Holland Calvary 2 (2OT)

Western Michigan Christian 6 - Harbor Light Christian 0

Suttons Bay 3 - McBain Northern Michigan Christian 1

Lansing Christian 4 - Kalamazoo Christian 1

 

 

 

October 27th

 

Southfield Christian 2 - Oakland Christian 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Dexter 0

Dearborn Divine Child 1 - Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 0 (SO)
Divine Child won 4-3 in PKs. Divine Child advances to play in the region final against Lapeer East on Friday at 2pm at East China Stadium.

 

Troy 1 - Traverse City West 0

Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 2 - Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 1

Sterling Hts. Stevenson 1 - Warren DeLa Salle 0

Eaton Rapids 2 - Goodrich 1 (SO)
SO was (4-3).

Eaton Rapids record is 12-12-1

Lapeer East 1 - Riverview 0
Riverview out shot Lapeer East 9-3 in the first half but could not score. 0-0 at half. Lapeer East got the wind and out shot Riverview 12-4 in the second half. With 10 minutes left in the game, a Lapeer East defender sent a ball into the box from 50 yards out. Riverview miss judged it and #15 for Lapeer East didn't. He ran onto the ball and one touched it low and hard into the goal. Riverview tried to fight

 

Holland West Ottawa 2 -Portage Central 1

East Kentwood 3 - Brighton 1

Grand Raids South Christian 7 - Dowagiac 0

Galesburg-Augusta 5 - Belding 0

Saginaw Valley Lutheran 2 - Quincy 0

Lansing Catholic 2 - Ovid-Elsie 0

Ann Arbor Greenhills 4 - Lutheran Westland 0

 

October 26th

 

 

Novi 2 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 0

Canton 1 - Ann Arbor Huron 0

Grand Blanc 3 - Rochester Adams 2 (SO)

 

Grosse Ile 2 - Frankenmuth 1

Almont 2 - Macomb Lutheran North 1 (OT)

October 23rd

 

Brother Rice 2 - Livonia Stevenson 0

2010 District 2-1 Champions  Ypsilanti Lincoln

 

Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 - Bedford 0
In the 2-1 district final, the Railsplitters scored 50 seconds into the game from a Connor Smith free set and that was all that was needed to win their first district championship. The boys of Lincoln controlled the majority of the game with ball movement and excellent defensive work. Lincoln moves now to the regional to play against Novi. Game time is Wednesday at 5:30 at Dearborn Edsel Ford. Lincoln moves to 19-4 on the season.

 

Eaton Rapids 2 - Mason 1
Eaton Rapids wins shoot out 4-2. District 19-2 Championship. Eaton Rapids record 11-12-1 Mason 18-3-3.

Divine Child 5 - Lamphere 0
Divine Child continue on to play Detroit Country Day on Tuesday at 7pm at East China Stadium.

 

2010 District 21-2 Champions Riverview High School

 

Riverview 1 - Carlson 0

Beverly Hills Country Day 2 - Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kinswood 1 (2OT)

Cranbrook was up against Detroit Country Day in the District Finals for Varsity Soccer. This game had serious hype and it was definitely close until the end. Senior forward netted the first goal to hush the Yellow Jackets. This goal was assisted by Connor Sakwa. Several minutes later, DCD had a header off of a cross, impossible for keeper Andrew Rouff to stop. The game was 1-1 and regulation was ticking down. 80 minutes were up and the score was 1-1. Every fan was on their feet cheering on their respective private school. After 10 minutes of overtime the game was still tied as CK was possessing the ball better than ever and doing a great job of spreading the field. In the 2nd half of overtime, the game was still tied until around 20 seconds were left on the clock, when DCD crossed a ball in and happened to be in the perfect spot for one of their players to head the ball into the corner of the net. Detroit Country day was victorious 2-1. This loss ends the season for CK. It was a very successful season, ending the regular season as 6th in the State for Division 2. Cranbrook's seasons ended with a record of 15-2-3.

Troy 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0

Novi 2 - Novi Detroit Catholic Central 0

Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 3 - Stoney Creek 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Avondale 2

Rochester Adams 2 - Lake Orion 0

Lutheran North 1 - Notre Dame Prep 0 (SO)

Southfield Christian 4 - Plymouth Christian 0

Oakland Christian 5 - Lutheran Northwest 1

 

Ann Arbor Huron 2 - Dearborn 0
AA Huron advances to Regionals to face Canton on Tuesday at Dearborn Edsel Ford. Huron scored its first goal when Jesse Buchsbaum finished a shot after a scrum in the box. Huron's second goal came in the middle of the 2nd half when Justin Cohen placed a free kick in front of Ashesh Prakash. First year head coach Reese Richardson is proud to claim the District trophey for AA Huron--the same school where he was a standout out player and still holds scoring records.

 

October 22nd

 

Dexter 2 - Tecumseh 1 (SO)
Dexter now plays at Mason, 7p Wednesday night against the Fowlerville district winner.

Harbor Beach 4 - Unionville-Sebewaing 1
District 61 Champion

 

October 21st

 

Mason 3 - Coldwater 0

Brother Rice 5 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0
Rice moves on the play Livonia Stevenson in the district final on Saturday October 23, 2010 at 3pm at Farmington High School .

 

Livonia Stevenson 1 - Farmington 0

Lake Orion 1 - Fenton 0
Lake Orion goal scored by Jesus Ginez. Lake Orion advances to play Rochester Adams in District Finals this Saturday.

Dearborn 3 - Saline 2
Dearborn defeated Saline 3-2 in the district 3-1 semi-final in an exciting and hard fought game between both teams. For Dearborn, senior Ahmad Jawad scored all three goals. His first was in the first half three minutes in from a restart that he headed in. His second came five minutes into the second from a penalty kick drawn by his brother Ali Jawad to make the score 2-0 . Saline roared back with two goals in less than a minute (one by penalty kick) to tie the score at 2-2 with about 25 minutes remaining. With 15 minutes left, Dearborn secured the win with another penalty kick drawn by Ali Jawad that was finished by Ahmad. Dearborn is 18-5 on the year and will play Ann Arbor Huron next for the district championship.

 

Eaton Rapids 3 - Charlotte 2
Eaton Rapids record 10-12-1.

Oakland Christian 6 - Dryden 0
Hats off to the Dryden Coach and players for displaying such character and class. They played with intensity, maintained their composure and never seemed to give up despite the relentless pressuring of OCS. They should be very proud of the way they represented their families and their school. OCS plays Lutheran Northwest at noon on Saturday for the District title.

Southfield Christian 6 - W. Bloomfield Jewish Academy 0

Rochester Adams 4 - Waterford Kettering 0

Ann Arbor Huron 8- Dearborn Edsel Ford 0
AA Huron (16-2-1) advances to the district final to face Dearborn on Saturday at 1 pm at Pioneer HS. Goal 1: 10th minute; Jeff Camalo (Steve Weidenbach); Goal 2: 15th minute; Weidenbach (Camalo); Goal 3: 18th minute; Grant Steinhauser; Goal 4: 48th minute; Matt Ybarra; Goal 5: 50th minute; Steinhauser; Goal 6: 69th minute; Reid McCallister (Max Czubko); Goal 7: 73rd minute; Ryan Embree (Joey Stetz); Goal 8: 80th minute; Embree (Carlo Zensus).
Shots: Huron 30 (20 on goal); Dearborn Edsel Ford 5 shots (4 on goal); Corners: Huron 5; Edsel Ford: 1; Goalie Saves: Huron: Graham Keep 3 saves and David Hinz 1 save; Edsel Ford: 2 goalies combined for 10 saves (2 by field players).

Plymouth Christian 4 - Franklin Road Christian 1

2010 District Champions - Oscoda High School

 

Oscoda 5 - Standish-Sterling 0
It took nine years but the Oscoda Owls soccer team won their second District Championship, defeating the Standish-Sterling Panthers, 5-0. Oscoda raises their record to 19-3-2 for the season and now moves into the Regional playoffs. Oscoda will play Tuesday Night at Traverse City Christian. Game time and opponent will be announced.
"Our defense came out strong to start the match, but our offense was extremely sluggish", was Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider's take. "Once we woke up we took over the rest of the match and dominated the second half. Evan Dennis, Kyle McCausey and Brandon McCausey were our leaders tonight."
Dennis scored two of Oscoda's five goals. Kyle McCausey had a goal and an assist. Brandon led the defense and also assisted on his brothers goal off a direct kick. Team goal leader Kyle Wheatley scored his 35th of the year and Brenden Eberhardt scored late in the match. Anthony Alderete, Josh DeOrnellas and Tyler Davie all picked up assists.
Jeremy Smith continued his outstanding season in goal. Smith stopped all 16 shots that he faced. "We played like a team tonight. Everyone contributed to this win. If we continue this level of play, no one will beat us", Smith said after the match.
Brandon McCausey tallied 8 steals and 5 intercepts for the Owl's defense. Buddy Jackson recorded four of each and Kevin Leveille added 8 intercepts and 2 steals. Patrick Maher anchored the left side of the defense for most of the match.

 

October 20th

 

Harbor Beach 5 - Caseville 0
District 61 semifinal game. Harbor Beach will play Unionville-Sebewaing for the championship.

 

Carlson 3 - Trenton 2 (OT)
Tonight the Marauders from Carlson faced off against the Trojans from Trenton for the second round game of District 21-2. This was a game that the wind played a big factor in the ability to control the match. Trenton scored first on an own goal from the Marauders in the 16th minute and took a 1-0 lead into the half time intermission after playing with the wind at their back. Carlson came out in the second half and got their first goal on the night in the 47th minute when Matt Tracy took a ball from Eddie Bramlett off a corner kick. Carlson added a second goal just 2 minutes later when Kyle Krzesowik took a ball from Andreas Gikas. Trenton answered on a penalty kick in the 50th minute by Gianni DiPoce after an errant ball hit the arm of a Marauder defender. Regulation ended in a 2-2 tie and these teams were going to overtime for the second time in three meetings this season. Both teams played an exciting overtime period but it was the Marauders who found the back of the net with just under 3 minutes remaining in the match when Adam Jones took a pass from Kyle Krzesowik. Carlson advances to Friday nights match against the winner of the Airport-Riverview game.

 

Walled Lake Northern 5 - Lakeland 4 (SO)

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 2- North Farmington 0

Dexter 1 - Jackson Northwest 0
Dexter is now 10-9-4 - Jackson Northwest 9-11-0. Dexter will play Tecumseh for the district title on Friday at Chelsea.

Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 2 - SCS Lakeshore 0
6th-ranked underdog, Cranbrook was victorious over 5th-ranked Lakeshore in a 2-0 win. Goal scorers for Cranbrook were Kyle He and John Whiting. These goals were assisted by Won Young Na and Cameron Scott. Goalkeeper Andrew Rouff had a shutout. With this win CK's record is 14-1-3 overall. Also with this victory Cranbrook advances to the finals of Districts. This match will occur on Saturday, October 23 at 11 am at Lakeview High School.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - South Lyon 2

Grand Blanc 1 - Saginaw Heritage 0

Rochester Stoney Creek 5 - Macomb Dakota 1

 

Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 5 - Utica 1

Troy 4 - Waterford Mott 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 3 - Woodhaven 0
The Railsplitters move on to the District 2-1 final with a decisive win over Woodhaven. The Splitters controlled the game with their ball movement and they now move on to play SEC rival Bedford on Saturday October 23 at 4:00pm. Lincoln beat Bedford 2-0 during the regular season. Goals scored by Justin Ritchey(2) and Connor Smith. Shutout by
Jeremy Ritchey who faced 3 shots on frame. Lincoln's record moves to 18-4.

Beverly Hill Detroit Country Day 8 - Warren Woods Tower 1

Avondale 3 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 2

 

Sterling Hts. Parkway Christian 4 - Cardinal Mooney 3

 

Williamston 2 - Perry 1 (SO)
Perry ended its season losing to Williamston in penalty kicks. After a hard fought 80 minute battle the score was 0-0, both teams had chances to score, both teams played excellent defense. Possession and shots were in Perrys favor. Minutes into the first overtime williamston scored on a corner kick. 2 minutes later Austin Dunn headed a throw to Russell Sherman who buried it into the back of the net. the score remained tied and went to pks. both teams went 3 for 5 in the first round of pks, the next rd perry missed on the 8th kick. Perry ends a great season at 15-6-1, PKs made for perry by VJ Ostrander, Austin Dunn, Chase Dunn, Jordan Killingworth, and Zac James. Austin Dunn (junior 11th grade) ends the season with 26 goals, 21 assists, and 47 points.

 

Lutheran North 2 - Clawson 1 (SO)

 

Notre Dame Prep 3 - Richmond 2

 

October 19th

 

Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 2 - Groves 1
Groves scored first 3 minutes into the game on a beautiful header from Dan Parker on a throw by John Prentice. Rice tied it up at the 10:08 mark with a laser off the foot of Adam Gorski from 25 yards out. 1-1 Half Rice got the game winner at the 32:21 mark of the second half. Goal scored by Ali Omari. Groves finishes the season at 14-5-3. Rice will play the winner of the Seaholm/Harrison game on Thursday at Farmington.

 

Mason 2 - Marshall 0

 

Fenton 3 - Romeo 1

Waterford-Kettering 1 - Oxford 0
Oxford ends the season at 9 -10-1.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 7 - Flat Rock 1

 

Farmington 3 - Royal Oak 2

 

Farminton Hills Harrison 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 1

Lake Orion 2 - Clarkston 1 (2OT)
Score was 1-1 at end of regulation play. Goals were scored by Alex Wilson of Clarkston and Jacob Sims of Lake Orion in regulation, and Jesus Ginez of Lake Orion scored in the 1st of 2 Overtime Periods. Lake Orion advances to play the winner of Romeo vs. Fenton on Thursday at Fenton.

 

Southfield Christian 2 - Birmingham Roeper 1

 

Dryden 6 - Burton St. Thomas Moore 5

 

Ann Arbor Huron 9 - Wayne Memorial 1
Goal 1 : H – Jesse Buchsbaum (Matt Ybarra) in the first minute; Goal 2: H – Ryan Embree in the 13th minute; Goal 3: H – Buchsbaum (Ybarra): in the 14th minute; Goal 4: H – Reid McCallister (Max Czubko and Mark Boyer) in the 23rd minute; Goal 5: H – Carlo Zensus free kick from about 25 yards out on the left side; in the 32nd minute; Goal 6: H – Buchsbaum (Steve Weidenbach) in the 49th minute; Goal 7: H – Ybarra (Jeff Camalo) in the 51st minute; Goal 8: Wayne scored – in the 62nd minute; Goal 9: H – Ybarra (Jeff Camalo) in the 65th minute; Goal 10: H – Grant Steinhauser (Weidenbach) in the 67th minute. Shots: Huron 31 (13 on goal); Wayne 6 (4 on goal); Corners: Huron: 12; Wayne: 1; Goalies: Huron David Hinz: 3 saves; Wayne's goalie: 4 saves.

Oscoda 6 - Tawas 2
The Oscoda Owls soccer team took another step towards their goal of being District Champs on Tuesday afternoon. Playing on the field at Standish-Sterling the Owls faced off with long time rivals, Tawas. The two squads had already played twice this season with the Owls winning 7-3 and 1-0. The Owls came out determined and scored just 7 minutes into the match and never looked back. Kyle McCausey scored the opening goal with an assist from Anthony Alderete. The Owls scored three more times in the first half to take a 4-0 lead. Tawas did manage two goals in the second half but the Owls matched both to win, 6-2. Oscoda moves on to face Standish-Sterling on Thursday, at 4:30pm in Standish, for the District crown and the right to move on to Regional play in Traverse City.
Oscoda's second goal came in the 10th minute with leading scorer, Kyle Wheatley, taking a Brendan Eberhardt pass and finding the net. Tyler Davie scored next in the 17th minute with McCausey earning the assist, his first of three in the match. Evan Dennis netted the fourth Oscoda goal of the first half in the 28th minute.
Tawas cut into the lead just a minute and 20 seconds into the second half when Matt McArdle beat Owl goalkeeper, Jeremy Smith, with a shot to the corner. Oscoda answered 22 minutes later when McCausey netted his second goal with the help of a nice pass from Josh DeOrnellas. Wheatley finished the Oscoda scoring in the 73rd minute when he netted his second of the afternoon. Tawas scored their second of the match when Ben Enzenberger, who started the match in goal for the Braves, beat his counterpart, Smith. Smith earned the win making 12 stops, including a Penalty Kick in the 76th minute.
Oscoda's defense was led by Brandon McCausey with 12 intercepts and 10 steals. Brother Kyle also stole 10 Tawas balls. Patrick Maher had 2 steals and 9 intercepts. Kevin Leveille had another big match with 5 steals and 7 intercepts.
Oscoda moves their record to 18-3-2.

Birch Run 4 - Montrose 2
In the District Quarter Final and third meeting of the year Birch Run was able to overcome a determined Montrose squad to sweep the season meetings. Birch Run had the pressure on when Montrose scored on a counter attack knocking Birch Run on there heels. The score would hold with Montrose leading 1-0 at the half. Birch Run then kicked in it's offense and scored four second half goals. Caleb Slavik 2 goals, Josh Filkins 1 goal and 1 assist, Dallas VanDuesen 1 goal, and Lupe Ruiz 1 assist. Keeper Kevin Abdella 3 saves. Birch Run improves to 17-4 and will meet Alma in the second Semi-Final at Montrose @ 4:00 pm Thursday 10-21.

Dearborn 3 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 2
Dearborn defeated the hosts AA Pioneer 3-2 in a well-played and exciting game between the teams. The game was tied 2-2 after regulation and Dearborn won 4-2 on penalty kicks. Ahmad Jawad scored both goals for Dearborn and both goals were assisted by his brother Ali Jawad. AA Pioneer scored two goals in the second half coming back twice from a one goal deficit to force overtime. Dearborn next plays Saline at AA Pioneer on Thursday at 5:30. Dearborn is 17-5 on the season.

Eaton Rapids 4 - Battle Creek Pennfield 1
Eaton Rapids record 9-12-1. BC Pennfield record 6-12-1.

Rochester Adams 3 - Holly 0  

 

 

October 18th

 

Dexter 1 - Chelsea 0
Dexter now 9-9-4 - Chelsea 9-13-1. Dexter will now meet Jackson Northwest this Wednesday at Chelsea High School.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1 - Detroit Cesar Chavez 0

 

Stoney Creek 4 - Anchor Bay 1

 

Utica 3 - Port Huron Northern 1

South Lyon 4 - South Lyon East 0
South Lyon is now 9-10-2 on the season and will play in the district semi-final on Wednesday (5:30) against the Orchard Lake St.Mary/Bloomfield Hills Lahser winner.

 

Harbor Beach 5 - Brown City 3
At District 61-Caseville

Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 7 - SCS South Lake 0
In the first round of districts, Cranbrook Kingswood came out on top against South Lake in a 7-0 victory. Goal scorers for Cranbrook were John Whiting, Elliot Rosenfeld, Connor Sakwa(2), Joey Lagrasso, Adam Seidl, and Stefan Withrow. These goals were assisted by Jason Miller, Cameron Scott, Joey Lagrasso, Connor Sakwa, Kyle He, Chandler Burch, and Sam Orley. Goalies Andrew Rouff and Jake Kernen both had shutouts in net. With this win, #6 Cranbrook advances to the next round of districts to face #5 SCS Lake Shore on Wednesday, October 20th. Now Cranbrook's record is 13-1-3 overall.

Troy 2 - Rochester 0
Rochester played a solid game against 3rd Ranked Troy, but two beautiful shots and a couple of questionable calls were to much to overcome as the Falcons fell 2-0.
All of the scoring occured in the final 10 minutes of the 1st half. Troy got on the board as Sophomore Zach Koepke fired a laser from 30-yards out into the top left corner for a 1-0 Colt lead. It looked like that would be the halftime score, however Troy benefited from a phantom call. Mr. Soccer candidate Senior Sean Cunningham put a beautiful shot into the same spot as Koepke's ball off the ensuing free kick with 30 seconds left in the half to put the Colts up 2-0.
The 2nd half was entertaining as both teams went back and forth. With 20 minutes left the Falcons had a great chance to get back in the game as Sophomore Miles Dale broke free on goal. Dale was tackled inside the box in what should have been a clear PK, but no call was made. Rochester continued to pressure but the Troy Goalkeeper made some nice saves to preserve the shutout. For Rochester, the defense was solid in front of Senior Goalkeeper Chris Stewart who made several great saves.
With the loss, Rochester finishes their season at 6-8-7 overall. Troy advanced to the District Semifinals where the Colts will take on the winner of Waterford Mott/Pontiac at Walled Lake Central on Wednesday. Game time is 5:00pm.

Allen Park Cabrini 2 - St. Mary Monroe CC 1 (OT)
Division 3 district # 36.

Lapeer East 8 - North Branch 0
North Branch keeper Saves: Mike Boshell with 15 saves.

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Walled Lake Central 1

Carlson Monroe 2 - Jefferson 1 (OT)
The Carlson Marauders hosted this first game in District 21-2 against Jefferson. The home Marauders scored first in the 8th minute after Andreas Gikas won a 50/50 ball in the middle of the park and got the ball to the foot of Adam Jones. Adam put the ball to Eddie Bramlett who was able to get past the keeper from Jefferson. Bryan Wallace answered with a goal from about 25 yards out just 3 minutes later. He placed a shot to the top right corner of Marauder goal that knuckled down behind Carlson goalie Andy Bobowski. Carlson out shot the Bears from Jefferson in this one 20-7, but the game went 17 minutes into OT before Mitchell Compean took a pass from Matt Tracy and hit a rope into the net for the game winner. Carlson locked down the defense for the final 3 minutes and will face Trenton on Wednesday night in the Semi-Final match at New Boston Huron High School

SCS Lake Shore 3 - SCS Lakeview 1

 

Chippewa Valley 6 - L'Anse Cruese 2

 

Sterling Hts. 2 - Sterling Hts. Henry Ford 0

 

Sterling Hts. Stevenson 2 - Troy Athens 1 (OT)

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 4 - Hazel Park 0
District 23-2. Country Day’s first half goals were scored by Jack Brown (John Shekerjian, Kotaro Mitsuhashi), Pat Lazarczyk ( Soto Raphtis, Sam Brown) and Jack Brown (Unassisted). Country Day scored early in the second half on a header by Pat Lazarczyk (Taher Ali). Earning Country Day’s 9th shutout of the season were goalkeepers Zachary Walker, Zachary Haapala and Andrew Smith. Country Day’s record is now 13 – 6 - 2 and will face Warren Woods - Tower on Wednesday, 6:00 pm at St. Clair Lakeview High School.

 

U of D Jesuit 6 - Eastpointe 1

 

Fraser 2 - Warren Cousino 1

 

Clawson 4 - Bishop Foley 3
Clawson advances to District Semi-Final with an overtime shoot-out victory. Clawson was lead by Will Pasquin 2 goals, Tyler Lehman 1g/1a, Tyler Jugon 1a and Shawn Gerasimovich 1a. Keeper Alex Maison secured the win with his strong play. Tyler Stephens scored twice for Foley. Clawson will host Macomb Luthern North/Algonac winner on 10/20 at 6:00pm. Clawson 16-2-1 : Bishop Foley 11-7-1.

Woodhaven 3 - Belleville 2
District 2 -1. A hard fought game at Woodhaven. The Warriors started off well creating many opportunities but the Tigers defense played outstanding. Woodhaven jumped out to a quick lead at the 7 minute mark, when Tony DiResta fired a low shot past the opposing keeper, after receiving a nice ball from Mario Konja. This set the tone for much of the first half. The Warriors had many chances close to the 18 yard box but the Tiger defense curtailed most shots. The Tigers keeper made some nice saves. There was only 38 seconds left in the half when the Tigers scored with a ground ball from just outside the 18 yard box, catching the keepers left corner. HT 1-1. The Warriors took to the offense quickly and went ahead after 3 minutes into the second half, when Merrick Konja received a ball on the right side of the 18 yard box and fired high into the net from a sharp angle. This was assisted by Alan Guzman. Play moved back and forth and the Tigers were working hard to tie the game again but it was the Warriors who opened up a two goal lead at the 23rd minute mark, when Mario Konja rattled the post and then into the net, following a Alan Guzman pass. The Tigers never gave up and the Warriors were showing signs of fatigue. Around the 31st minute mark, the Tigers scored to make it a one goal game. The ball was sent into the goalmouth from a corner. A Belleville player got his head on it and the ball glanced off a Warriors player before entering the net. After that the Warriors weathered the storm and had some quality counter-attacks and were able to hold on for the win. A well played game by both teams. The Woodhaven season record stands at 14-3-2 o/all.

Lakeland 2 - West Bloomfield. 0
Lakeland advances to the second round of districts. Goals scored by Anthony Paterra (Troy Baertson) and Andrew Benner (Will Schwartz). Ben Lang made 5 saves to record his 9th shutout of the season. Lakeland improves to 11 wins/4 losses/6 ties.

Lutheran North 6 - Algonac 0

Walled Lake Western 2 - Pinckney 1
District 5-1. Western are now 10-5-4.

Warren DeLaSalle 4 - Warren Mott 0

Bloomfield Hills Andover 8 - Detroit Southwestern 0
The Barons defeated the Prospectors in the opening round of District play. Andover's goals came from Greg Mitchem (Nick Shabino), Nick Shabino, Matt Fellows (Cameron Billes), Matt Fellows (Matt Meltzer), Matt Fellows (Nathan Elkus), Matt Wyman (Jonah Yousif), Daniel Cole (Matt Osborn) and Alec Prouty (Greg Mitchem). Truman Lorick and Sam Kirshenbaum combined for the shutout which was the Barons 10th of the year. Andover's record is now 13-3-4. Andover's next game will be against Avondale on Wednesday in Fowlerville.

Trenton 1 - New Boston Huron 0
Trenton moves on to play Carlson Wednesday @ 5:30.

Novi Catholic Central 2 - Ann Arbor Skyline 1 (SO)
4-3 in Pk's.

Oscoda 7 - Pinconning 0
The Oscoda Owls opened their District Playoff run with a 7-0 victory over Pinconning in Pinconning. The Owls used a well balanced attack to break down an overmatched Spartan squad. Oscoda led 2-0 at the half, taking 14 shots on goal to the Spartan's 5. In the second half Oscoda took just 13 shots but scored on 5 of them and held Pinconning to just 3 shots. Jeremy Smith was stellar in goal, earning his 9th shutout of the season.
For the second match in a row, Sophomore Kyle Wheatley set a school record. Wheatley enjoyed himself on Monday by showing off his passing skills instead of his shooting. Kyle assisted on 4 of the Oscoda goals and broke season assist record held by AJ Morse, setting the mark at 22.
Oscoda scored first in the 5th minute when Wheatley hit Anthony Alderete with a long pass up the middle of the field. Alderete took the pass and beat the Spartan keeper to the corner of the net. Just 41 seconds later Alderete scored again when a ball ended up on his foot after a scrum in front of the net. Evan Dennis was credited with the goal. Oscoda controlled the action for the next 30 minutes but was unable to find the net again before the half.
Dennis scored in the second minute of the second half when Kyle McCausey headed a ball to him and Dennis flipped it past the keeper. Three minutes later, Alderete scored his third of the match with an assist from Wheatley. Wheatley connected with Dennis with another outlet pass in the 51st minute and then hit McCausey for a goal just 30 seconds later. McCausey wasted no time picking up his second of the match in the 54th minute with Dennis earning another assist. Coach Gary Schneider emptied the bench but the Owls were unable to get the eighth goal to stop the match.
Oscoda's defense was led once again by their standout sweeper, Brandon McCausey. Brandon finished the match with 20 intercepts, 2 non-keeper saves and 8 steals. Kevin Leveille was outstanding at stopper, making 8 steals himself and starting many of Oscoda's offensive rushes.
Oscoda will face an old foe, Tawas, in Standish on Tuesday at 2:00pm in the District Semi-final. The winner will play in the final match on Thursday at 3:00pm, also in Standish, with that winner going onto Regional action in Traverse City. Oscoda beat Tawas in their two previous matches earlier in the season. Oscoda won 7-3 in Tawas and 1-0 in Oscoda. Oscoda last won the District Title in 2001.

Grand Blanc 3 - Flushing 0
District 12.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 8 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 0

 

Richmond 8 - Harper Woods 1

 

Cardinal Mooney  4 - Macomb Christian 1

 

Hamtramck 3 - Ferndale 2 (SO)
Hamtramck won 2-1 in penalty kicks and go on to play the winner of Lamphere - Melvindale on Wednesday.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 10 - Taylor Kennedy 0
The Railsplitters jumped quickly into district play with a decisive one half game against Kennedy. Lincoln now moves to play Woodhaven at Woodhaven Wednesday at 7:00pm. Lincoln is now 17-4 for season.

 

Novi 4 - Salem 0

 

N. Farmington 1 - Northville 0

 

Avondale 7-  Fowlerville 1

 

Macomb Dakota 4 - Port Huron 2

 

October 16th

 

Alpena 7 - Cheboygan 1
Alpena finished 6-10-1.

 

October 15th

 

Groves 3 - Lakeland 3
Groves closed out the regular season with a 3-3 tie. Goals scored by Koby Levin(John Prentice), Zach Olmstead(Christian Davies), and Freshmen Iain Mason playing in his first varsity game from Dylan Begun. Groves finishes 14-4-3. Groves 1st playoff game is against Brother Rice on Tuesday at 5:00.

Brother Rice 2 - Fenton 0

 

N. Farmington 3 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0

Walled Lake Western 5 - Dearborn Crestwood 0
It was Senior Night at Western, but the sophomores tried to steal the show with goals from Chace Davies, Steven Massie, and Ryoga Suzuki. Kyle Alsheskie saved senior pride with two goals. And senior goalkeeper, Blake Hunter recorded the shutout. Western finish the regular season at 9-5-4.

Pontiac 5 - Detroit Southwestern 1

Lutheran South 3 - Franklin Road Christian 0

 

Petoskey 2 - Gaylord 2

 

October 14th

 

North Branch 6 - Cass City 1
Goals: Landon Orr, Cody Schwartz-2, Dylan Johnson, Garrett Washington, Gabriel Perez. Assist: Mike Laakso-2, Cody Schwartz, Ben Ankley, Garrett Washington, Gabriel Perez. Keeper Saves: Mike Boshell- 6 saves.

Birmingham Roeper 5 - Southfield Christian 2
Roeper 10-7-1 (8-6).

Harbor Beach 5 - Caseville 0

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 4 - Jackson Christian 0

Clawson 8 - Harper Woods 0
Clawson was lead by Sophmore Tyler Jugon ( 2 goals, 4 assists), Junior Tyler Lehman ( 2g,2a), Senior Mitchell Smith ( 1g,1a ), Junior Justin Smith ( 1g ), Senior Dan Halsey ( 1g ) and Junior Noel Pino ( 1a ). Clawson will host the first round of Districts against Bishop Foley on 10/18 at 6:00pm. Clawson finished the regular season 15-2-1.

 

Dexter 1 - Chelsea 0
Dexter now 8-9-4 (6-4-1 SEC) - Chelsea 10-13-1 (3-8-0 SEC)
Dexter will travel back to Chelsea to play them in the first round of district play Monday at 4:30

Dexter JV 2 - Chelsea JV 0

Lake Orion 2 - Lapeer East 1
Lake Orion goals scored by Jacob Sims and Jesus Ginez. Lapeer East goal scored by Adam DeMeyere.

Rochester JV 2 - Lahser JV 1
Rochester dominated for long stretches but needed a late goal to defeat a pesky Lahser squad 2-1. Freshman Michael Murri scored both goals including the game winner with 1:33 left for the Falcons on a nice set-up by Sophomore Justin Gaber. Sophomore Joey Gunther made 2 saves in the season finale.

Rochester 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0
On Senior Night, the Falcons got solid play all around as they defeated D-2's 8th Ranked Team Lahser 1-0. Rochester Seniors Matt Goethals, Matt Brady, Joseph Franchini, Jesse and Jacob Pincura, Nick Danowski, Connor Walling, Juan Manzanares, Leland Trombley, Chris Eckstein and Chris Stewart all played huge roles in the win.
The Game was tied until midway through the 2nd half when Rochester found the back of the net off a corner. Falcons Junior Michael Bowyer got the goal off a deflection to give Rochester a 1-0 lead that they wouldn't give up. The defense played solid as Junior Miles Dale and Chris Stewart combined on the shutout for the Falcons.
With the win, Rochester finishes the regular season at 6-7-7. The Falcons will next host D-1's 3rd Ranked team Troy, Monday at 7:00pm in a District Quarterfinal Game.

L'Anse Creuse North 3 - Grosse Pointe North 1
LCN capped off the regular season with a win over Mac Red Grosse Pointe North with a 3-1 victory at GPN. Scoring for the crusaders were Derek Granum, Ryan Driscoll, and Milian Isuaku.

DeWitt 2 - Mason 1
CAAC Gold Cup Championship. DeWitt's record: 16-1-1. Mason's record: 16-2-3.

Country Day 2 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 2
Andover jumped out to a 2-0 lead looking to spoil Country Day's Senior Night on goals by Matt Wyman (Greg Mitchem) and Matt Osborn (Nick Shabino). Country Day tied the score on goals by Tariq Akeel (Brenton Desai) and Adriel Neely (Jack Brown). Andover's record is 12 - 3 - 4. Country Day?s record is 12 - 6 - 3.

 

Ann Arbor Huron 7 - Ann Arbor Skyline 1
On Senior Night, Huron's seniors accounted for all 7 goals scored. Huron was led by Steve Weidenbach's 3 goals and Matt Ybarra's 2 goals and 1 assist. Huron finishes 14-2-1 and was perfect in conference (11-0 SEC).
Goal Summary: Goal 1: Huron's Tomo Fetters' shot on goal led to Huron being awarded a PK. Matt Ybarra converted the PK in the 9th minute. Goal 2: H-Steve Weidenbach (Justin Cohen) in the 29th min; Goal 3: H-Jesse Buchsbaum (Matt Ybarra) in the 36th min; Goal 4: S-Nick Russo (Josh Carn-Saferstein) with 1.4 seconds remaining in the first half ; Goal 5: H-Steve Weidenbach (Jesse Buchsbaum) in the 49th min; Goal 6: H: Steve Weidenbach (Jeff Camalo) in the 73rd minute; Goal 7: H - Ashesh Prakash (Ryan Embree) in the 75th min; Goal 8:H- Matt Ybarra (Ashesh Prakash) in the 79th min. Game Stats: Shots: Huron: 23 (15 on goal); Skyline: 3 (2 on goal); Corners: Huron: 4, Skyline: 2; Saves: Huron Goalie, David Hinz: 1 Skyline Goalie, Erik Lundberg : 7 (1 save by a field player).

Berkley 2 - Cranbrook 1
Goalscorer for Cranbrook was Chandler Burch. The goal was assisted by Joey Legrasso. CK's record is now 12-1-3. Cranbrook's next game is at home against South Lake in the 1st round of districts.

Cadillac 7 - Manistee 1

Traverse City West 1 - Petoskey 0
In Petoskey. Traverse City West finished 9-0-1 in the Big North Conference and 11-4-4 overall.

Dearborn 4 - W. Bloomfield 0
On senior night, the Dearborn Pioneers defeated the visiting Lakers of West Bloomfield 4-0. Seniors Ahmad Jawad and Brett Walker each scored two goals. Senior Evan Ballnik contributed an assist and Ali Jawad had three assists. Bilal Jawad and Andy Rinke combined for Dearborn's 12th shut-out on the year. Dearborn finishes the season 16-5 and next play Ann Arbor Pioneer in the 3-1 district on Tuesday.

Oxford 2 - Flint Carman-Ainsworth 1
Oxford ends the regular season at 9 - 9 - 1.

 

Saginaw Valley Lutheran 3 - Oscoda 1
Thursday night the Owls hosted the Saginaw Valley Lutheran Chargers and their 18-4-1 record. The Owls ended the night with their only regular season loss (the previous two were in tournaments) and ended their season with a 16-3-2 record, falling to the Chargers 3-1. Despite the loss, the Owls seem ready to make a strong run in the State Playoffs that begin for the Owls on Monday in Pinconning at 5:00pm. The highlight of the night was Owl Sophomore, Kyle Wheatley, breaking the season scoring title with his 32 goal of the year. Wheatley's goal came early in the second half and tied the match at 1-1, which the Chargers broke several minutes later.
"I'm very proud of the way the boys played against a strong opponent," was Oscoda Coach Gary Schneider's comment. "We were nervous for the first few minutes but once the boys settled into the match, we held with them all night."
Oscoda's defense was led by Evan Dennis and the McCausey twins, Brandon and Kyle. Jeremy Smith started in goal but was injured just before halftime. Tyler Davie took over at the beginning of the second half and the Chargers picked up their pace and put the new keeper under a barage of fire. Davie made 9 saves but gave up the two second half goals. Smith ended with 7 saves and gave up the first goal by the Chargers.

 

October 13th

 

Salem 2 - Walled Lake Central 0
Salem 9-8-3.

 

Woodhaven 3 - Carlson 0
The Warriors were on the road at Carlson and secured a nice solid victory. Both teams worked hard with the Warriors having the majority of possession and pressure. The Warriors hit the cross-bar twice but the Marauders defense played very well as did their keeper. Carlson also landed some dangerous balls in the Warriors goal-mouth. It took the Warriors until the 37th minute before they broke the ice. Tony DiResta smacked a hard shot from the keepers right side, high into the net, after receiving a nice pass from Mario Konja. HT 1-0. The second half began with the Warriors pressing immediately. The Marauders had kicked off but the Warriors won the ball and worked their way up the right side and with three sharp passes, and the ball not leaving the ground, the ball was in the net. Mario Konja slid the ball into the near corner, following a nice pass from Alex Troisi. This came with only 49 seconds on the clock. Nice start to the half for the Warriors. Play moved back and forth and the Warriors defense were able to thwart some penetration by the Marauders. Carlson were dangerous on several free kicks but the Warriors contained them very well. The Woodhaven team scored one more to solidify their dominance in the game. This was scored by Merrick Konja, who received a pass from brother Mario and rapped a high shot past the Marauders keeper, from about 12 yards out on the right side. John Duderstadt had the Warriors shut-out The Warriors season record stands at 12-3-0 in DRL and 13-3-1 o/all, while Carlson are 9-6-0 in DRL and 12-9-0 o/all. 

 

Birch Run 2 - Hemlock 0
Birch Run scoring Dallas VanDuesen 2 goals and Caleb Slavik 1 assist. Keeper Kevin Abdella 2 saves and 14th shutout of season. Kevin has now set the record for shutouts in a season and career in his first year as the starting Keeper for Birch Run 16-3 overall and 9-2 in Tri-Valley East conference.

Brother Rice 1 - University of Detroit Jesuit 0 (2OT)
Senior Matt Biehl headed home a free kick from sophomore Russell Cicerone with 7:14 remaining in the second overtime to give Brother Rice their first Catholic League Championship since 2005. Griffin MacAloon recorded the shutout for Rice.

Lakeland 1 - Plymouth 0
Lakeland's goal was scored by Trent Sawgle (assist Troy Baertson) in the second half. Ben Lang recorded his 8th shutout of the season. Lakeland improves to 10-4-5 and Plymouth falls to 10-5-3.

Walled Lake Western 0 - Livonia Stevenson 0
KLAA playoff game. Western are 8-5-4. Stevenson are 11-4-3.

Grand Blanc 0 - Northville 0
Grand Blanc now 13-1-4 overall.

 

South Lyon East 2 - Waterford Kettering 1

Troy 7 - Grosse Pointe North 1

Woodhaven JV 3 - Carlson JV 1
The Woodhaven Warrior’s traveled to rival Carlson and came away with a 3-1 victory. Rain and the fact that both teams had no substitutes played a factor in the momentum of the contest. Austin Scipione, Mark Ditzhazy and Justin Coghill each added a goal for the Warrior’s. Tommie Gawlik, Cameron Karagitz and Moises Orozco contributed with assists. Kirkland Ames and Jacob Bak were outstanding on defense for Woodhaven. The Warrior’s are 9-4-4 overall.

Bishop Foley 8 - Cabini 2

 

October 12th

 

Lutheran Westland 2 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 0

South Lyon 3 - John Glenn 1
South Lyon will host Milford on Wednesday for the Association Crossover. John Glenn will host Kettering.

Birmingham Roeper 5 - Plymouth Christian 1
Roeper 9-7-1 (7-6).

South Lyon East 4 - Wayne 1
Goals for East were scored by Robert Costanza, Jake Kuznicki, Travis Hammers, and Dreck Blunden. David Roskins had two assists.

 

Bad Axe 3 - Harbor Beach 0

Country Day 4 - Flint Carman-Ainsworth 1
Tariq Akeel, Adriel Neely, Soto Raphtis and Kotaro Mitsuhashi scored for DCDS. Arnold Reed, Kotaro Mitshuashi, Tariq Akeel and Sam Brown were credited with assists. Brett Dortch successfully took a penalty kick to score for CA. Country Day’s record is 12-6-2.

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 2 - GR NorthPointe Christian 1 (SO)
Freedom Christian goalkeeper Ryan Kayyali made two clutch saves in a shootout to help the Falcons win their third overtime game this season. Freedom won 6-5 in the shootout. The first five shooters from each team scored, sending it into a second round of shooters. The game was 1-1 after regulation and two 10-minute, sudden-death overtimes. Grant Woltjer scored for Northpointe and Kody Koster scored for Freedom. The Freedom Falcons improve to 13-6 overall and 7-2 in the River Valley Conference. NorthPointe falls to 7-10-1 and 5-5.

Mason 2 - Lansing Catholic 0
CAAC Gold Cup Semifinals.

DeWitt 4 - Holt 1
CAAC Gold Cup Semifinals.

Groves 3 - Oxford 0
Groves goals scored by Mitch Kontarev from Zach Olmstead and Zach Olmstead(2) assists Chris Chegash and Koby Levin. Jake Timmis gets his 10th shutout of the year. Groves finishes the OAA White 9-2-1 and is now 14-4-2 overall.

 

Dexter 3 - Tecumseh 1
Dexter now 7-9-4 (5-4-1 SEC) - Tecumseh 13-9-0 (4-6-0)

Dexter JV 6 - Tecumseh JV 0

 

Farmington 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 1

 

Bloomfield Hills Andover 6 - Hazel Park 0
The Barons and Vikings finished up their league play against each other on what also happened to be Andover's Senior Night. Fittingly Seniors led the way with the scoring. The goals came from Sr. Matt Osborn, Sr. Matt Fellows (Sr. Dylan Jones), Sr. Danny Freed (PK), Sr. Nathan Elkus (Jr. Dan Dwyer) and Sr. Matt Meltzer (Jr. Matt Wyman). Sam Kirshenbaum had the shutout in net, his 2nd and Andover's 9th on the year. Andover is now 12-3-3 (OAA White 8-2-2). Andover finishes up the regular season against DCD on Thursday.

Ann Arbor Huron 2 - Saline 1
Huron rallied for two goals in the second half after Saline had taken a 1-0 lead into halftime on a goal by Jason Carmack (Brent Merreot). Huron scored in the 43rd minute as Ryan Embree knocked in a rebound from 6 yards out after the Saline keeper stopped Steve Weidenbach’s strike. Huron found the game winner in the 70th minute as Matt Ybarra flicked Gary Huang’s pass across the 6 to Weidenbach who finished from just outside the 6 yard box. Huron had the edge in shots 14-9, shots on goal 6-4, and corners 4-1. Huron keeper Graham Keep had two saves and earned his second varsity victory in his second start. Huron improves to 13-2-1 (10-0 SEC). Saline is 8-8-5 (6-4-2 SEC).

Lake Orion 2 - Rochester 2
Lake Orion goals scored by Jesus Ginez and Justin Anderson. Rochester goals both by Miles Dale.

 

Lutheran Northwest 4 - Franklin Road Christian 2

 

Stoney Creek 2 - Troy 1

Ypsilanti Lincoln 6 - Adrian 1
The Railsplitters, playing their guys in different spots, beat the Maples on their Senior night. Pacing Lincoln was Justin Ritchey with a hat trick. Lincoln moves to 15-4 Overall and 8-2 in the SEC white. With the win, Lincoln wins the division. Lincoln concludes its regular season on Thursday versus Ypsilanti. Lincoln will then head to the Woodhaven district on Monday October 18.

Troy Athens 1 - Rochester Adams 1
In a tale of two halves, host Athens dominated first half play and led 1-0 at intermission on the strength of Alex Serwatka’s 10th goal of the season. Evan Carpenter drew the assist. Adams evened the score in a dominant 2nd half one minute into the 2nd stanza on a goal by Brandon Sloan. Both Alec Bezerra ( Athens - 7 saves ) and Ryan Dzierzawski ( Adams - 9 saves ) played strong games in goal for their respective teams. Athens is now 8-6-3 while Adams moves to 9-3-5.

 

Oakland Christian 5 - Southfield Christian 0

 

Pontiac 7 - Ferndale 1

 

N. Farmington 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0

 

Traverse City Central 2 - Alpena 0
In Alpena. Traverse City Central finished the season with a 9-7-5 overall record and 4-3-3 in the Big North conference, Alpena is 5-10-1 overall and finished the Big North Conference with a 0-9-1 overall record. Alpena play at home aganist Cheboygan on Saturday, October 16.

Traverse City West 2 - Petoskey 1
In Traverse City. Traverse City West is 8-0-1 in the Big North Conference record and 10-4-4 overall, Petoskey is 5-2-1 in the Big North Conference and 10-6-2 overall. They will play each other again on Thursday.

Cadillac 2 - Gaylord 0
In Gaylord. Cadillac finished with a 6-4in the Big North Conference and 10-4-1 overall and Gaylord is 1-6-2 in the Big North Conference and 10-8-3 overall.

 

Cranbrook 4 - Jewish Academy 0
Goalscorers for the Cranes were Won Young Na, Chandler Burch, Connor Sakwa, and Joey Legrasso. They goals were assisted by Jason Miller, Chandler Burch, Connor Sakwa, and Kyle He. Goalie Andrew Rouff had a shutout. CK's record is now 12-0-3 overall and 7-0-1 in the Catholic League.

 

 

October 11th

 

U. of D. Jesuit 3 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3
In the Catholic League semi final game.

Brother Rice 1 - Divine Child 0 (SO)
Catholic League semi-final, Rice wins on penalty kicks 4-2.

Salem 7 - Livonia Franklin 0
Salem 8-8-3.

Grand Blanc 1 - Lakeland 0
Grand Blanc (13-1-3) overall; (10-1) KLAA.

Milford 1 - Waterford Mott 0 (SO)
Milford 3-1 in PKs. At Milford, Mavericks' senior goalkeeper Beau Prey simply refused to let his team lose to the Corsairs in their KLAA crossover game. Continuing his season-long stellar play in net, Prey stopped all 23 shots thrown at him, including five in the two overtime sessions. But that wasn't enough, as the Milford netminder went on to make acrobatic diving saves on three of the four PKs taken by Mott. Meanwhile, the Mavericks scored on three of their five PKs to secure the victory. Finding the back of the net for Milford was senior Steven Lovera, sophomore Kyle Monagle and sophomore Gabe Catenacci. With the victory, Milford improves to 4-10-2 overall (3-7-1 in the KLAA), while Mott falls to 7-8-4 overall (3-6-2 in the KLAA).

Frankenmuth 4 - North Branch 0
North Branch keeper Saves: Mike Boshell- 15 saves.

North Branch JV 0 - Frankenmuth JV 0

Melvindale JV 4 - Carlson JV 2
Carlson visited Melvindale tonight to open up the last week of league matches. The Carlson JV team gave up a goal within the first two minutes of the game, and again to start the second half. Carlson answered with two first half goals of their own thanks to Paul Voran who notched 2 more for the season. Getting credit for the assists were Chris Pavela and Justin Antonio. Melvindale added two goals in the second half and the Marauders lost by a final of 2-4.

Carlson 2 - Melvindale 0
The Varsity teams took to the field next. Carlson broke the ice 9 minutes in, and then again less than 2 minutes later to take a 2-0 lead into the halftime intermission. The game was delayed for 45 minutes due to lightning and the match was eventually called. This match was very well played by both teams and Melvindale had some great scoring opportunities. Carlson defenders Ryan Klosterman, Petey LeFevers, Mitchell Compean and Zac Torres were definitely on their game as they forced the Melvindale attackers to work harder to get shots off. Andy Bobowski was in net and picked up his 7th shut-out on the season. Scoring for the Marauders were Adam Jones, assisted by Kyle Krzesowik and then a goal from Kyle, assisted by Eddie Bramlett. Carlson will host Woodhaven on Wednesday night when they honor their seniors.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 0 - Avondale 0
The Barons and Yellowjackets played to a draw in this OAA White league game. Truman Lorick was outstanding in net for the Barons and collected the shutout, his 7th and Andovers 8th on the year. Andover is now 11-3-3 (OAA White 7-2-2). Avondale is 11-6-1 (OAA White 9-2-1). Andover finishes up league play against Hazel Park on Tuesday.Bloomfield Hills Andover 0 - Avondale 0
The Barons and Yellowjackets played to a draw in this OAA White league game. Truman Lorick was outstanding in net for the Barons and collected the shutout, his 7th and Andovers 8th on the year. Andover is now 11-3-3 (OAA White 7-2-2). Avondale is 11-6-1 (OAA White 9-2-1). Andover finishes up league play against Hazel Park on Tuesday.

Dearborn 2 - Garden City 0
Dearborn travelled to Garden City to face the Cougars in a WWAC match-up. Dearborn won 2-0 in a well played game between both teams. Scoring for Dearborn first was Bilal Jawad assisted by Ahmad Jawad and Ahmad Jawad scored the second goal which was assisted by his brother Ali Jawad. Keeper Ramee Naja recorded his 11th shut-out of the season. Dearborn improves to 15-5 on the season and 8-0 in the league. Garden City is 6-13-3 and 3-2-3 in the league. Dearborn next plays West Bloomfield at home on Thursday to end the regular season and Garden City plays Livonia Churchill next in their district match-up.

Canton 5 - Novi 1
At Novi, in the Kensington Conference championship match for the KLAA. Bobby Budlong (sophomore), 2 goals and 2 assists for Canton; Phil Baciak (senior), goal and 2 assists; Sean Balnaves (senior) and Dan Ovesea (sophomore) with a goal each. Senior Brandon Laabs played in goal for Canton. Canton improves to 15-2-2 and will play the winner of Brighton-Walled Lake Northern for the KLAA association title, Wednesday at 7pm at Canton. Novi falls to 16-3-0 and will play the loser of Brighton-Walled Lake Northern.

East Lansing 6 - Eaton Rapids 2
Eaton Rapids record 8-11-1.

East Lansing JV 8 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Brighton 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Brighton defeated Walled Lake Northern tonight 1-0 to take the Lakes Conference Championship for the second time in the last 3 years. The win raises Brighton's record to 13-3-1. Brighton will face Canton Wednesday night for the KLAA Title.

 

SCS Lake Shore 3 - Clawson 0
Macomb Area Conference, Lake Shore 15-1-1, Clawson 14-2-1.

 

Walled Lake Western 10 - Hartland 2
This was a KLAA Conference playoff. Western are 8-5-3. Hartland fall to 5-9-2.

Oscoda 8 - Gladwin 0
Monday night the Oscoda Owls hosted Gladwin Skeels Christian and the Owls controlled the entire match and won by Mercy Rule, 8-0. Oscoda was celebrating Senior Night and honored their six seniors at half time. This years seniors are Chris Yates, John McDonald, Anthony Alderete, Joshua DeOrnellas and the McCausey Twins, Brandon and Kyle.
The Owls opened the scoring in the 14th minute when Alderete took a pass from Kevin Leveille and blasted past the defense to score. Two minutes later the Owls scored again when Kyle Wheatley scored thanks to a nice assist from Brandon McCausey. These were the only scores of the first half.
It took only eight minutes into the second half for the Owls to find the net again. DeOrnellas scored on a nice feed from Kyle McCausey. Wheatley then went on a tear and netted the next two goals. He converted a Penalty Kick in the 51st minute and then scored five minutes later, with Leveille picking up his second assist of the night. Wheatley's third goal was a historic one because it tied him with AJ Morse and Thomas Maxwell for the Most Goals in a season record at 31. Morse tied the record last season, his senior year, and Maxwell set the mark in 2003. Wheatley has atleast two more matches to break the record.
Alderete netted his second of the match in the 59th minute. Eric Dennis scored his second of the season in the 64th minute and McDonald ended the match in the 78th minute. Evan Dennis, Wheatley and Brandon McCausey earned assist on the last three tallies.
Jeremy Smith earned the shutout in goal, stopping the 3 shots that the Eagles managed to send his way. Oscoda's offense sent 36 shots at the Skeels net. McDonald and Noah Vargas each had 5 intercepts to lead the defensive effort. Leveille and Brandon McCausey each had 5 steals.
"We got some good minutes from some different players tonight. Trevor Walker, Shaye Thurston, Nick Priebe and Jarred Little all had strong performances", according to Coach Gary Schneider.
Oscoda hosts Saginaw Valley Lutheran on Thursday night at 5:00pm. The Owls then travel to Pinconning on Monday, at 5:00pm, to open their assault on the District Title. The winner will face the winner of Tawas/Gladwin on Tuesday at 2:00pm in Standish.

Walled Lake Central 4 - Pinckney 1

 

Troy Athens 4 - Warren Cousino 1

 

Goodrich 1 - Birch Run 0
Birch Run (D3) and Goodrich (D2) battled it out. Both teams played well with opportunities to score. Birch Run 15-3 overall and 9-2 in the Tri-Valley East. Birch Run and Frankenmuth will play for the TVC-E title on Saturday 10-16 Birch Run Park 12 noon.

 

Holly 4 - Brandon 1

 

Waterford Kettering 3 - Howell 1

 

Cranbrook Kingswood 3 - Clarenceville 0
Goal scorers for the Cranes were Elliot Rosenfeld, Joey Legrasso, and Chandler Burch. These goals were assisted by Jason Miller, Connor Sakwa, and Kyle He. Goalie Andrew Rouff had a shutout. With this victory the team has a record of 11-0-3. CK takes on Jewish Academy on Tuesday.

 

October 8th

 

Plymouth Christian Academy 3 - Inter-City Baptist 2

Trenton 3 - Dearborn Heights Crestwood 0

Trenton JV 1 - DH Crestwood JV 0

 

 

 

October 8th

 

Clawson 8 - Livonia Clarenceville 1
Tyler Jugon ( 4 goals, 3 assists ), Mitchell Smith ( 2g, 1a ), Tyler Lehman ( 2g ), Shawn Gerasimovich ( 2a ) and Will Pasquin ( 1a ). Clawson 14-1-1.

Dearborn 1 - North Farmington 0
The Dearborn Pioneers travelled to play the North Farmington Raiders tonight and came out with a 1-0 victory in a close and well played game between the two teams. Ali Jawad scored the game's lone goal with 5 minutes left in the first half and the goal was assisted by his brother Ahmad Jawad. Dearborn's keeper Ramee Naja recorded his 10th shut-out of the year by making 6 saves. Dearborn improves to 14-5 and North Farmington is 12-3-1.

 

Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 0 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0

U of D Jesuit 2 - Troy 1

 

Oakland Christian 8 - University Liggett 0

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Walled Lake Western 1

 

October 7th

 

Oakland Christian 3 - Birmingham Roeper 1

Birch Run 2 - Montrose 0
Birch Run playing its third game in four days dug down and found a way to win. Scoring both goals was Dallas VanDuesen and Caleb Slavik had 1 assist. Keeper Kevin Abdella had 3 saves and notched his 13th shutout of the season. Birch Run is 15-2 overall and 9-2 in the Tri-Valley East Conference.

Harbor Beach 1 - Unionville-Sebewaing 0

 

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Detroit Cesar Chavez 1

Groves 6 - Pontiac 1
Groves goals scored by Zach Olmstead(2), Koby Levin, Adrian Davies, Mitch Kontarev, and Pat O'donnell. Assists went to Koby Levin, Adrian Davies, Nate Wernette(2), and Tim Tomaszewski. Groves moves to 13-4-2, and 8-2-1 in OAA White.

Riverview 4 - Monroe 1
Riverview is now 13-4-1.

Mason 1 - Lansing Everett 0
Mason's record: 15-1-3.

Fraser 1 - Utica 1
Fraser played a great game tonight against Utica. This was a game to watch action both ends of the field. Utica scores first and then Fraser comes right back with an own goal. The game ended with fury of shots from both teams but in the end was a tie. Jake Kelly earns the goal with a header crossed in by Mike Laritz. Coach Kick would like to recognize all players tonight for solid team effort.

Fraser JV 0 - Utica JV 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 0
At Brother Rice, Bloomfield Hills. Lahser moved the ball at will on the fast pitch of the Warrior field. The Knights finally made the net move off a throw in from Alex Landschulz that midfielder Jamie Peters sent to the back of the net. The gold Knights made 11 shot on Brother Rice, but in the end only had the first half goal to show for all their work. This game was a re-match from last year that saw the Warriors all over the Knights. Evan Wahl was in the Lahser net with three saves.

Lake Orion 4 - Davison-3
Goals for Davison were scored by Brennan Simerau and Tyler Hodges. Lake Orion Goals were scored by Jacob Sims and Jesus Ginez scored 3 goals to help the Dragons improve to 7-6-2 Overall and 4-3-0 in the OAA Red.

Traverse City West 6 - Alpena 0
In Traverse City.

Petoskey 5 - Gaylord 1
In Petoskey.

Cadillac 4 - Traverse City Central 2
In Cadillac.

Dexter 7 - Adrian 0
Dexter now 6-9-4.

Dexter JV 8 - Adrian 0

Canton 2 - Livonnia Churchill 0
Canton wins KLAA South with 2-0 win at Churchill. First half goals by Bobby Budlong (sophomore) from Bryan Ren (junior), and Phil Baciak (senior) from Dan Ovesea stood up. Brandon Laabs (senior) in goal for Canton; Bryan Bartig (junior) in Churchill's net for first half, and Christian VanDam (senior) came on in the middle of the second half. Canton plays at Novi for the Kensington Conference championship on Monday; Churchill travels to Stevenson for a crossover. Canton improves to 14-2-2 overall, 8-1-1 in the division; Churchill falls to 6-3-1 in the division.

Milford 1 - Howell 1
At Howell, the Mavericks and Highlanders battled to the final whistle in a well-played, seesaw affair. Howell scored its goal late in the first half, Milford tied it with 27 seconds to play. Playing well for the Mavericks was sophomore midfielder Gabe Catenacci, freshman midfielder Kevin Veeder, and senior defenders Steven Lovera, Andrew Smith and Brandon Hayes. Milford keeper Beau Prey registered 10 saves and a yellow card, while Howell keeper J.D. Harding stopped 11 shots. Milford is now 3-10-2 (2-7-1 in the KLAA), while Howell is now 4-8-1 (1-8-1 in the KLAA).

 

Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Ferndale 0
Ferndale is 5-11-1 overall 1-9 OAA White. Ferndale plays next at Harrison on Monday at 7pm.

 

N. Farmington 8 - Hazel  Park 0

 

Waterford Mott 1 - Lakeland 1
In a hard-fought back and forth division battle, both goals came in the second half with Will Schwartz notching in Lakeland's goal midway through and Mott's Caleb Mathers sinking a PK with just under 2 minutes to play. Lakeland finishes division play at 9-3-5 (5-2-3 in KLAA North) while Mott ends at 7-7-4 (3-5-2 in KLAA North).

Brighton 6 - Pinckney 0
Brighton defeated Pinckney tonight 6-0 on the road to clinch the KLAA West with a 9-1-0 division record. Brighton will serve as co-champs with Grand Blanc, with whom they split during the division race. But Brighton should receive the honor of playing as the KLAA West representative in the Lakes Conference Championship game on Monday October 11th by virtue of their goal differential lead in the division over Grand Blanc. Brighton is now 11-3-1 overall.

Ann Arbor Huron 4 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 0
Ann Arbor Huron gets its 12th win and clinches SEC Red Confeence with victory over AA Pioneer AA Huron (12-2-1; 9-0 SEC) scored 3 goals in the first half and one in the second to post a 4-0 win over crosstown rival, AA Pioneer (7-5-3). Jesse Buchsbaum scored two goals and Matt Ybarra had 3 assists on the night. Scoring Summary: Goal 1: Pioneer own goal in the 6th minute; Goal 2: Huron’s Jesse Buchsbaum (Matt Ybarra) 10th minute; Goal 3: Huron’s Jesse Buchsbaum (Matt Ybarra) 31st minute; Goal 4: Huron’s Steve Weidenbach (Matt Ybarra) 63rd minute. Corners: Huron 4; Pioneer 2. Shots: Huron 13 (6 on goal); Pioneer 10 shots (4 on goal). Pioneer played 2 goalies who combined for 2 saves (one save by a field player); Huron Goalie Graham Keep: 4 saves.

Grand Blanc 9 - Hartland 1
Grand Blanc (12-1-3) overall; (9-1).

Farmington Hills Harrison 2 - Oxford 1

 

Lutheran Northwest 3 - Parkway Christian 1

 

Southfield Christian 3 - Plymouth Christian 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 - Chelsea 0
Playing on senior night, the railsplitters came back from a hard loss to Saline. Will Peet scored the winner at the 20th minute from a nice through ball from Nate Simonds. Jeremy Ritchey earns his 9th shutout of the season. Lincoln moves to 14-4 overall and 7-2 in the SEC.

 

Troy Athens 8 - Flint Carman-Ainsworth 0

 

Lutheran South 9 - Macomb Christian 1
Lutheran South is now 13-2-1 (11-1 MIAC).

 

October 6th

 

Birch Run 6 - Millington 0
Birch Run scoring Caleb Slavik 3 goals 1 assist, Korey Cuthbertson 1 goal 1 assist, Adam Bishop 1 goal, Matt Grim 1 goal, Dallas VanDuesen 2 assist, Marc Rowe 1 assist. Keeper Kevin Abdella 3 saves and 12th shutout of the season. Birch Run 14-2 overall and 9-2 Tri-Valley East.

 

North Branch 2 - Lakeville 2
Goals: Landon Orr, Cody Schwartz. Assist: Cody Schwartz, Gabriel Perez. Keeper Saves: Brendan Hurley- 5 saves.

 

Woodhaven JV 1 - Melvindale JV 1
Mark Ditzhazy scored on a penalty kick for the undermanned Warrior’s. The Warrior’s are 8-3-4 overall.

Woodhaven 8 - Melvindale 0
Scoring for the Warriors were Zack Bennett with 4 goals and 1 assist, Mario Konja had 2 goals and 2 assists, Tony DiResta had 1 goal and 3 assists, Nick DiResta had 1 goal, John Mertic had 1 assist as did Lucas Seymour. John Duderstadt had the shut-out. The Woodhaven season record is 11-2-0 in DRL and 12-2-1 o/all.

Redford Union 1 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 1
Redford Union goal by: Jaak Mejia (free kick). Redford Union is now 8-5-3 overall 3-2-2 in WWAC.

Carlson 5 - Kennedy 1
Carlson traveled to Kennedy tonight for a DRL match-up. It took 23 minutes before anyone scored, and it was the Marauders Chris Robillard that took a pass from Adam Jones and slipped it past the Kennedy keeper. Kennedy was awarded a penalty kick in the 39th minute after a tackle at the bottom corner of the penalty box. Nick McNamee converted the chance and the score was tied 1-1 at half. The Carlson attackers struggled with the aggressive off side trap by Kennedy late in the first half but found the answer in the second half. Carlson started the second half scoring in the 49th minute and never looked back. Scoring for the Marauders in the second half were: Adam Jones with 2 goals, Kyle Krzesowik with 1 goal and 1 assist and Andreas Gikas with 1 goal. Matt Tracy and Dustin Demitroff each picked up an assist in the scoring frenzy. Final in this one was Carlson 5 and Kennedy 1. Carlson is off now until Monday when they will visit Melvindale.

Cranbrook Kingswood 2 - Madison Hts. Lamphere 0
The final score was 2-0 in CK's favor. Goal-scorers included Connor Sakwa and Won Young Na. These goals were assisted by Joey Legrasso and Kyle He. With this win Cranbrook's record is now 10-0-2. In net, Andrew Rouff had a shutout. CK faces Lahser on Friday.

 

Oscoda 3 - Cheboygan 3
Wednesday night the Oscoda Owls hosted the Cheboygan Chiefs and the two squads fought on the soccer pitch for 80 minutes and neither team was able to gain an advantage. The match ended in a draw, 3-3. Oscoda pushed their season record to 15-2-2.
Cheboygan took an early lead, at the 12:06 mark, when Seth Duncan took a pass in front of the Oscoda net and put the ball past a diving Jeremy Smith. Oscoda evened the score three minutes later when Kyle McCausey hit Anthony Alderete in stride and Alderete blasted it past the Chief goalkeeper. After more end to end action, the tie was broke up when Cheboygan's Hazen Dodd found the net with just 2 seconds left in the first half.
Although the Owls found themselves down, they came out firing in the second half. The Owls only had three shots on goal in the first half but finished the match with 23. Brandon McCausey tied the game up at the 55:55 mark when he converted a Penalty Kick after Alderete was tackled in front of the goal. Cheboygan went ahead for the third time when Brady Litzner scored in the 65th minute. Oscoda squared the match up with two minutes left in the game when Evan Dennis beat the Chief goalkeeper after Alderete slid a ball through the defense.
Jeremy Smith made 8 saves in the net for the Owls and was aided by non-keeper saves by Brandon McCausey with two and Kevin Leveille with one. McCausey led the defense with 13 steals and 8 intercepts. His brother Kyle had 3 steals and 11 intercepts.
Oscoda has a few days off and then finishes the season next week with two home matches. Gladwin Skeels Christian visits on Monday and Saginaw Valley Lutheran on Wednesday.

Eaton Rapids 2 - Waverly 1
Eaton Rapids record 8-10-1.

Waverly JV 3 - Eaton Rapids JV 1

 

October 5th

 

Birmingham Roeper 4 - Lutheran Westland 0
Roeper 8-6-1 (7-6).

Beverly Hills Groves 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
Groves was victorious in the battle for the Birmingham Cup with a 2-0 win. Goals scored by Nate Wernette from Zach Olmstead and Adrian Davies (PK). Jake Timmis gets the shutout in net, his 9th. Groves moves to 12-4-2, 7-2-1 in OAA White.

Lake Orion 4 - Royal Oak 1
Lake Orion Goals scored by Angel Herrera, Alex Shubitowski, Jacob Sims and Jesus Ginez. Royal Oak goal scored by Luke Miller. Lake Orion improves to 6-6-2 Overall and 4-3-0 OAA Red

 

Harbor Beach 3 - Elkton Pigeon Bayport 1 

Ann Arbor Huron 8 - Adrian 0
AA Huron's record improves to 11-2-1; All goals were scored in the first half. Goal Summary: 1. Pelham Barron (Gary Huang) 4th min. 2. Marcus Spivey (Grant Steinhauser and Pelham Barron); 6th min. 3. Tomo Fetters (Ryan Embree); 18 min. 4. Matt Ybarra ; 22nd min. 5. Max Czubko (Jeff Camalo) 28th min. 6. Tomo Fetters (Ryan Embree); 31st min. 7. Reid McCallister (Gary Huang) 35th min. 8. Reid McCallister (Max Czubko) 36th minute
Huron had 7 corners (Adrian 0); Huron had 36 shots (18 on goal); Adrian had 1 shot (0 on goal). Goalie David Hinz: 0 saves; Adrian goalie had 8 saves (2 saves were from field players).

Canton 9 - Livonia Franklin 1
Seniors Brandon Laabs and Garren Carr split the game in goal for Canton. Chief goals were scored by: seniors Phil Baciak (2) and Garrett Derian-Toth; junior Shean Krolicki; and sophomores Dan Ovesea (2), Scott Piwowar (2) and Bobby Budlong. Assists from: juniors Bryan Ren (3) and Krolicki (2); and sophomores Ovesea (2), Budlong and Piwowar. Franklin's goal scored by junior Jacob Talarek from senior Christopher Schafer. Canton improves to 13-2-2 overall and 7-1-1 in the KLAA South; Franklin falls to 4-6-0 in the KLAA South.

Brother Rice 0 - Warren DeLaSalle 0

Lutheran South 2 - Baptist Park 1
Lutheran South improves to 12-2-1 (10-1 MIAC).

Livonia Stevenson 3 - South Lyon 2
South Lyon is 5-10-2 overall and 1-8 in the KLAA Central. Livonia Stevenson is 5-3-1 in the KLAA Central.

 

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Troy Athens 0
At Bloomfield Hills. At Bloomfield Hills. On senior night - its last home regular season game, Lahser seniors prevailed as they beat Troy Athens 1-0, to improve its record to 13-3-1 (5-1-1, OAA Red). The game was a defensive battle - neither team able to convert its good scoring chances. With just over 5 minutes remaining, senior Jake Landis advanced the ball to senior Alex Landschulz breaking down the middle. Landschulz beat the Red Hawk keeper Alec Bezerra one-on-one, after splitting the defenders. A late foul amounted in an Athens free kick 19 yards out, but they could not convert it as time expired. Senior Evan Wahl had 6 saves in his 5th shutout.

Pontiac 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 2

Bloomfield Hills Andover 1 - North Farmington 1
The Barons and Raiders battled to a standstill in this OAA White league game. North Farmington struck first with a goal from Kyle Kansman (Eric Weberman). Andover fought back and Andrew Thomas netted the equalizer with 42 seconds left. Andover is now 11-3-2 (OAA White 7-2-1). North Farmington is 11-2-1 (OAA White 8-1-1). Andover continues league play against Avondale on Monday.

Walled Lake Western 1 - Lakeland 1
In a very well played game, Western led at the half on a goal by Chace Davies. Will Schwartz scored late in the second half to equalize for Lakeland. Both goalkeepers - Jimmy Hague for Western and Ben Lang for Lakeland were outstanding. Western are now 7-4-3. Lakeland are 9-3-4. Both teams are 5-2-2 in the KLAA North.

 

Walled Lake Central 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0

 

Petoskey 3 - Traverse City Central 3
In Traverse City. Petoskey is 4-1-1 in the Big North Conference and 8-5-2 overall, and Traverse City Central is 3-2-3 in the Big North Conference and 8-6-5 overall.

Traverse City Central JV 2 - Petoskey JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 12-3-1 and Petoskey Junior Varsity is 8-3-2.

Traverse City West 8 - Gaylord 0

Traverse City West JV 7 - Gaylord JV 0

 

Mason 4 - Haslett 2
Mason's record 14-1-3.

Berkley 3 - Avondale 2

Troy 0 - Rochester Adams 0

Grand Blanc 7 - Pinckney 5
Grand Blanc (11-1-3) Overall, (8-1) KLAA.

Lutheran Northwest 7 - Calvary Christian1

Oxford 6 - Hazel Park 0

Oakland Christian 3 - Inter-City Baptist 1

Southfield Christian 4 - University Liggett 0

 

Waterford Mott 4 - Waterford Kettering 1
Scoring for Mott were seniors JD Clemence (2) and Caleb Mathers along with another by junior Austin Mace as the Corsairs capture the inaugural City Championship Trophy on Senior Night. With the win, Mott moves to 7-7-3 (3-5-1 in KLAA North) while Kettering falls to 2-12-1 (0-9 in KLAA North).

Northville 3 - Salem 1
Salem 7-6-3, 5-4. 

 

Ann Arbor Greenhills 4 - Plymouth Christian Academy 0

 

Lutheran South 2 - Baptist Park 1

 

October 4th

 

Ann Arbor Greenhills 2 - Birmingham Roeper 0

 

Birch Run 3 - North Branch 0
Birch Run scoring Dallas VanDuesen 1 goal, 2 assists, Caleb Slavik 1 goal, 1 assist, Matt Grim 1 goal;  BR keeper Kevin Abdella 1 Save and 11th shutout of the season. North Branch keeper Mike Boshell with 11 saves. Birch Run 13-2 overall and 8-2 in Tri-Valley East Conference.

Redford Union 4 - Clarenceville 4
Redford Union is now 8-5-2 overall and 3-2-1 in WWAC.

Grosse Ile 3 - Riverview 2
Grosse Ile is 11-0-0 in the League. Riverview falls to 11-4-1 and 8-2-1 in the Huron League.

Carlson JV 1 - Monroe St.Mary CC JV 2
Tonight the Marauders hosted SMCC for a rematch. SMCC scored first and had a 2-0 lead at one point. Justin Antonio scored a late goal for Carlson but the Marauders could not get the second goal and fell 1-2.

Carlson 3 - Truman 1
The host Marauders scored quickly when Adam Jones took a pass from Matt Tracy just 55 seconds in. Carlson could not seem to continue with any intensity on offense or defense and were frustrated by Truman's desire to win. In the 21st minute when Carlson defenders were caught watching the Truman attacker go through them and nobody reacting to the play with intensity. Truman slipped the ball past Andy Bobowski in net and the game was 1-1 at half. Carlson scored a second half goals from a corner kick by Ryan Klosterman that deflected off the keeper and went into the net in the 44th minute. Carlson added the last goal in the 55th minute when Adam Jones took a pass from Chris Robillard and put it into the back of the net to pull out the 3-1 win.

 

U. of D. Jesuit 1 - Country Day 0
Dugan Roxman pounced on a rebound to score the games only goal. Evan Jackson earned the shutout. U. of D.’s record is 9 - 3 - 3. Country Day’s record is 11 - 5 - 2.

Imlay City JV 3 - North Branch JV 0
Keeper Saves: Issac Smith- 10 saves.

 

Dearborn 3 - Dearborn Fordson 0
Dearborn versus Dearborn FordsonDearborn travelled to crosstown rival Fordson Monday night and came out with a 3-0 victory in a WWAC matchup. Scoring for Dearborn in the first half was Peter Corso (2) with one goal assisted by Ali Jawad and the other by Ahmad Jawad. Ahmad Jawad scored the final goal early in the second half with the assist coming from his brother Ali Jawad. Keeper Ramee Naja recorded his 8th shut out of the season. Dearborn improves to 6-0 in the league and 12-5 overall. Fordson is 4-1-1 in the league.

 

Oscoda 7 - Standish-Sterling 4
Oscoda continued it's winning streak on Monday night, downing the Standish-Sterling Panthers for the second time this season, 7-4. The Owls raise their season record to 15-2-1. The Owls played their last regular season road trip and now finish the year out with a three match homestand. The Owls welcome Cheboygan on Wednesday night at 5:00pm. The following Monday will be Senior Night with Gladwin Skeels coming to play again with a 5:00pm start. Oscoda ends the regular season with a big match on Thursday the 14th with Valley Lutheran. It was announced tonight that the Owls will face old time foe, Pinconning on Monday, the 18th in the opening District match. That game will be held in Pinconning with the winner facing the winner of Tawas/Gladwin on Tuesday the 19th in Standish.
Oscoda opened the scoring at the 2:53 mark when defender Kevin Leveille sent a ball past everyone up the middle of the field. Leading Oscoda scorer Kyle Wheatley ran onto the ball and blasted it into the net. Oscoda scored six minutes later when Josh DeOrnellas took a shot from the corner that beat the goalkeeper but was deflected before it crossed the goaline by a Panther defender but Anthony Alderete pounced and banged it home. Oscoda built a 3-0 lead at the 17:28 mark when Wheatley scored again with the help of Buddy Jackson who earned the assist. Minutes later the Panthers scored twice on goals by Dylan Williams. Kyle Griffin gave Oscoda another cushion at the 32:43 mark when he scored with the help of Wheatley. Standish netted a late goal, by Dione Potila, to go into the half with the score 4-3.
The Owls scored at the 43:43 mark when Alderete scored with Wheatley's assist. Williams scored his third of the match at the 59:01 mark but that was as close as Standish got. Kyle McCausey and Tyler Davie scored for the Owls at 69:43 and 78:20 to seal the Owl victory. Alderete and Brenden Eberhardt earned the assists.
Jeremy Smith earned the victory in goal. Smith made 15 saves between the posts, one late in the match that kept Williams from scoring his fourth. Smith had dived to make an initial save and while still on his knees stuck a glove up to deny williams the rebound shot. Senior defensive standout, Brandon McCausey tallied 9 steals and 14 intercepts disrupting a strong Panther offense. McCausey also was credited with three non-keeper saves, blocking shots by Standish. Chris Yates, Leveille and Jackson each earned one.
"I was extremely pleased by the play of Jordan Corwin tonight", was Coach Gary Schneider's comments. "After being out for a week with injury, Jordan gave a big effort tonight in the midfield. Kyle McCausey and Anthony Alderete both had strong performances tonight, also." Corwin returned to action Monday after spliting his eyebrow open last Monday against Alcona. Corwin and a Alcona player banged heads going up for a ball with both boys coming going to St. Joseph Hospital in Tawas. Corwin received 9 stitches and the Tiger player required staples.

 

Trenton 3 - Allen Park 2
Trenton's record improves to 11-4-0 o/all, 11-2-0 DRL. Allen Park's DRL record is now 5-6-0.

Trenton JV 1 - Allen Park JV 1

 

Woodhaven JV 8 - Lincoln Park JV 0
The Warrior’s of Woodhaven traveled to Lincoln Park and came away with a convincing 8-0 victory. Cameron Karagitz had 2 goals and 3 assists and Tyler Gillespey chipped in with 2 goals. Mark Ditzhazy, Justin Coghill, Cody Briscoe and Petros Besieris each added a goal. Andrew Michel contributed with 2 assists. Mark Ditzhazy and Andrew Michel shared the shutout in net. Jacob Bak, Tommie Gawlik Austin Scipione, Trevor Kowalczyk, and Moises Orozco all had outstanding performances. The Warrior’s are 7-3-3 overall.

West Branch Ogemaw Heights 4 - Alpena 2
Alpena is 4-8-1.

 

Lutheran South 7 - Calvary Ypsilanti 1
Lutheran South improves to 11-2-1 (9-1 MIAC).

 

October 2nd

 

Midland Dow 3 - Traverse City Central 2
Midland Dow Chargers is 11-2-1 and Traverse City central trojans is 8-6-4.

Midlland JV 2 - Traverse City Central JV 1
Midland Dow Junior Varsity Chargers is 9-2 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity Trojans is 11-3-1.

Utica Eisenhower 2 - Lake Orion 1

Walled Lake Western 1 Walled Lake Central 0
Jacob Hague's late goal won this well played match in the KLAA North. Jimmy Hague recorded his 6th shutout. Western are 7-4-2 (5-2-1), and Central fall to 7-7-0 (4-4-0).

Woodhaven 4 - Trenton 1
The Warriors of Woodhaven were on the road to Trenton for this local rivalry. Trenton currently held the top spot in the league with the Warriors trailing one game behind. The Warriors knew they had to get a good start in this contest. That they did, when they scored with just four minutes gone. Tony DiResta fired a hard rising shot on the Trojan net from about 10 yards out, following nice work by Alex Troisi. The Warriors had the edge at this time and scored number two, with 19 minutes gone. This goal was scored by Alex Troisi, when he slid a low ball into the keepers left corner, after receiving a slick pass from Tony DiResta. Trenton continued to fight for every ball and they pulled one back when Dayne Patterson scored following a through ball down the middle when he out-hustled a couple of Warrior defenders, before catching the lower right side of the Woodhaven keeper. The Trojans looked dangerous at times and the Warriors had to dodge the bullet on a couple of occasions. The Warriors tested the Trojan keeper on a number of occasions and the Trenton keeper played very well. Woodhaven got back into the game and their hard work paid off with a nicely headed goal by Mario Konja, from a Josh Dwornick free-kick, about thirty yards out on the right wing. There was just over three minutes left in the half. HT 3-1. Second half started with the Warriors being careful but not employing an overly defensive formation. Their offensive group of Alex Troisi, Tony DiResta and Mario Konja were in excellent form and playing with a lot of confidence. The Warriors defense stood tall and were able to shut down a very formidable Trojan offense. Woodhaven scored one more goal at the 32nd minute, when Henry Hawley, received a ball that went right across the goal-mouth, and very calmly one timed the ball into the Trojan net. Mario Konja supplied the necessary pass. This was Henry's first game back after sitting out almost the whole season with a torn quad muscle. While this was truly a team effort, although Zack Bennett, John Mertic, Nick DiResta and Josh Dwornick performed with great zeal for the winners. John Duderstadt played an excellent game in goal for the Warriors This was the usual hard fought game by the locals in a very sporting match. The Woodhaven season record stands at 10-2-0 in DRL and 11-2-1 o/all. Trenton are 10-2-0 in league play.

Mason 1 - Traverse City West 0
Mason's record: 13-1-3. TC West's record: 7-4-3.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
At Birmingham . Lahser traveled to Birmingham Seaholm on a rainy October afternoon to take a victory 3-0 over the Maples. Erik Kelly started the scoring 12 minutes into the first half heading the ball in the net off a mishandled ball by the Seaholm goalkeeper. The second score was sent in with 17 minutes left in the second off a ball that would not leave the goal area by Mike Henderson. Scoring was completed by Alex Landschulz who did some nice moves around the Seaholm defenders to put it in the back of the net. Evan Wahl was the Knights keeper getting his third shut out with two saves.

U of D Jesuit 3 - Brother Rice 0

Country Day 1 - Cranbrook Kingswood 1
After a scoreless first half Country Day forward Tariq Akeel scored, assisted by Jack Brown. Cranbrook tied the score late in the game as Cameron Scott sent in a cross that Won Young Na battled a Country Day defender for resulting in the ball being deflected into the goal. Country Day’s record is 11-4-2. Cranbrook KIngswood remains undefeated with a record of 8-0-2.

Jackson Western 5 - Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids record 7-10-1.

Eaton Rapids JV 1 - JacksonWestern JV 1

Dexter 2 - Holt 2
Dexter now 5-8-3.

Holt JV 5 - Dexter JV 1

 

Woodhaven JV 2 - Trenton JV 0
The Woodhaven JV Warrior’s traveled to Trenton and played outstanding. While having no substitutes, Woodhaven went on to score 2 goals and continue their winning ways in League play. Mark Ditzhazy and Austin Scipione each contributed with a goal. Justin Coghill added both assists. Andrew Michel recorded the shutout in goal. Jacob Bak, Tyler Gillespey, Cody Briscoe and Trevor Kowaczyk all were outstanding on defense. The Warrior’s are 7-3-3 overall.

 

October 1st

 

Roeper 4 Inter-City Baptist 3
Roeper 7-5-1 (5-4).

Farmington 5 - Garden City 2

 

Groves 4 - West Bloomfield 3
West Bloomfield got the first goal just 3 minutes in. Groves Zach Olmstead responded with Groves first goal from Adrian Davies at the 34:39 mark. 1-1 Halftime score. Groves came out quick in the 2nd half and Pat O'donnell scored on a great ball from Christian Davies. West Bloomfield tied it at 2 with a goal at 28:57. Nate Wenette got Groves 3rd goal on a free kick from 30 yards out at 25:48. Dylan Begun scored Groves final goal from Dan Parker at 2:36. West Bloomfield got one back with 30 seconds to play. Groves is now 11-4-2. 6-2-1 in OAA WHITE.

 

 Fraser JV 3 - Port Huron Northern JV 1

Fraser 8 - Port Huron Northern 0
Ramblers end the night early with scoring 8 goals to end the game and Goalie Mike Laritz earns the shutout.
Senior Captain Mike Kepler scores twice, Keith Swistock add two goals, and Mark Trombley, Colin Warchol, Brandon Weiland, Dean Williams and Brandon Heijza each earn a goal for the visting Ramblers. Assisting on goals wrere Jordan Giebas, Spencer Justin, Keith Swistock, Brandon Weiland, Dean Williams and Mike Kepler. Coach Kick would like to recognize all players tonight for solid team effort. MAC white division overall Record: 7-5-0, League Record:4-4-0.

 

Troy Athens 2 - Salem 0

Redford Union 7 - Taylor Kennedy 0
Redford Union goals scored by: Francis Mensah 4, Lewis Ellis 1, Jarrett DeKlein 1, Jaak Mejia 1. RU fired 27 shots on goal while Kennedy managed only 4, RU goalkeeper Tyler Cooley had his 4th shutout of the season.

N. Farmington 3 - Rochester 1

Waterford Mott 0 - Walled Lake Northern 0
In a tough well-played division match by both teams, neither were able to have their shots find the back of the net. Mott is now 6-7-3 (2-5-1 in KLAA North) and Northern is now 11-0-4 (5-0-3) in KLAA North).

Oakland Christian 7 - Lutheran Westland 1

Ann Arbor Greenhills 4 - Southfield Christian 3