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October 17th

 

Bishop Foley 1 - Rochester 1

 

 

October 16th

 

Roeper 4 - Plymouth Christian 1
Roeper 9-8, 8-6 in league play.

 

Ann Arbor Greenhills 5 - Lutheran Westland 2
Peter Jacobson scored 3 first half goals, Rob Dolot and Patrick Duggan added second half goals for Greenhills (16-1-0, 14-0-0 MIAC). Gage Flanery scored both goals for Lutheran Westland (9-6-3, 6-6-2 MIAC). HT: 3-2 Greenhills.

Dexter 6 - Monroe 0
Dexter is now 13-4-4.

Dexter JV 3 - Monroe JV 1

New Boston Huron 6 - Carelton Airport 0
Joey Filek tallied two goals while Jorge Loyo, Jake Williams, John Blazo, and Andrew Paolucci added single goals. Joey Newbery, Shane Theisen, Brent Bergmooser, Jake Williams, and Brad Passino added assists. Zac Richardson earned his 11th shuout of the season. Huron ends the season with a 14-1-3 record and an undefeated 12-0-2 record in the Huron League.

Farmington 7 - John Glenn

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Jackson Christian 0
The Irish finish out the season 13-3-1.

 

Brother Rice 7 - Notre Dame Prep 0
Rice goals by Hensoldt (2), Ireland , Zelinski, Gorski, Biallas and Lunghamer. David Barnd and Griffin Macaloon shared the shutout. Rice finishes the regular season 9-3-6 and will face Berkley on Tuesday October 20th at 5pm at Brother Rice in the first game of districts.

 

Lutheran South 3 - Huron Valley Lutheran 1
Lutheran South finishes the regular season 15-1-2 (12-1-1 MIAC) and MIAC Red Division Champions.

An Arbor Huron 1 - Novi 0
Huron finishes the regular season 10-1-1. Mario Teixeira scores late in the second half and Noah Trobe gets the shutout.

 

Troy 2 - Clarkston 0

 

Lake Orion 7 - Brandon 0
Leading the scoring for Lake Orion was Reed Losee with 4 goals and 2 assists. Also tallying for the Dragons was Jesus Ginez and Blake Skamiera (2). Their record now stands at 13-2-2.

 

Garden City 2 - Wayne Memorial 0

 

Redford Union 5 - Ypsilanti 3

Ypsilanti JV 4 - Redford Union JV 3 

 

October 15th

 

Harbor Beach 3 - Marlette 0
The Pirates had two goals from Dustin Mazure and one from Scott Grekowicz. Grekowicz also had two assists and Seth Guza added the last assist.

 

Lutheran North 3 - Cranbrook 2
In the Metro Conference tournament championship, Lutheran North was able to beat Cranbrook, 3-2. Senior captain Andy Holmes opened the scoring in the first half for Cranbrook, and they held a 1-0 lead into halftime. In the second half, Lutheran North scored twice to take the lead 2-1. Senior captain Jeff Hammond responded for the Cranes, tying the game at 2-2. With just over 20 minutes left in the game North scored to take the lead, which they would hold for the remainder of the game. Lutheran North becomes Metro Conference tournament champs, while Cranbrook repeats as Metro Conference overall champions.

 

Baptist Park 4 - Franklin Road Christian 3
Seniors Tim Short and Adam Thompson led BP with 2 goals each. Adding assists for BP were junior Andrew Bruck with 2, and junior Noah Combs and sophomore Nate Cubbison, both with 1. Short's 2 goals give him 37 on the season, breaking the school record for goals in a season. Scoring for Franklin Road were Seth Rayburn with 2 and Jordan Uzoni. BP goes into districts with a record of 10-5-1 (10-3-1 MIAC Red) and FR's record is 5-12 (5-8 MIAC Red).

 

Dexter 3 - Chelsea 1
Dexter is now 12-4-4 (SEC White Champions 7-1-2)

Dexter JV 6 - Chelsea JV 0

Grand Rapids South Christian 5 - Wayland 0
South Christian posted its third shutout of the week, finishing with a league record of 13-1 and clinching the outright OK Gold championship with the win over Wayland. Forward Drew Lockwood got the homestanding Sailors on the board at 16:10 of the first half and Dan Miedema, Kyle Kok, and Mitch Huisman added first-half goals as South Christian built a 4-0 lead at halftime. Lockwood scored his second goal of the game with 25:28 remaining in the second half to complete the scoring. South finishes the regular season at 17-1-1 and heads into district action at South Christian on Monday versus Fennville.

Eaton Rapids 2 - Lansing Catholic Central 1 (SO 4-2)
Eaton Rapids record is 9-8-4.

Eaton Rapids JV 0 - Lansing Catholic Central 6

West Bloomfield 3 - Dearborn 1

Flint Carman-Ainsworth 3 - Country Day 2
At Country Day, Flint Carman-Ainsworth spoiled the yellow jackets senior night celebration with goals by Zeke Harris (2) & Kyle Gomez. DCDS goals were scored by Nick Prys and Brett Bukari. Carman-Ainsworth completes the regular season with a record of 13 - 4 - 2. Country Day’s record is 17 - 4.

Ferndale 0 - Berkley 0
Ferndale finishes the regular season 10-7-2 overall and 3-3-2 oaa white. Dylon Grix got the shutout in net for the Eagles. Ferndale plays the winner of Mondays Lamphere/South Lyon East game on Wednesday at 5:30 @ Warren Fitzgerald.

 

Southfield Christian 4 - Oakland Christian 3

Stoney Creek 8 - Holly 0
Two goals scored by Jordan Tyler, two goals by Zach Schewee, one by Adam Kloess, one by Jimmy Kobus, one by Aaron Hebden and one by Suraj Rajan. Anthony Shepherd in net for shutout.

Trenton 8 - Taylor Truman 0
Trenton finishes the season with a 16-1-1, 16-0-0 Downriver League record.

Lutheran Northwest 5 - Dryden 2

 

Lapeer East 3 - North Branch 2
Goals: Dylan Johnson, Cody Kipp. Assist: Elliott Orr, Bobby Hanna. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 8 saves. Current Record: 10-9-3.

Lapeer East JV 3 - North Branch JV 0

 

Plymouth Christian 9 - Parkway 1
Eight different players scored with Jordan Machonga getting 2 in this replacement game for both schools. It was 5-0 at half and 10 of the 11 PCA starters were on the bench before half and stayed there until the game was finished. PCA is now 8-8-1 and squares off against Roeper today (Friday) at St. James Park in Birmingham.

 

October 14th

 

Birch Run 8 - Hemlock 0
Caleb Szukhent 4G, 1A; Matt Grim 2G, 3A; Aaron Steinley and Caleb Slavik 1G each; Korey Cuthbertson 3A; Kevin Abdella 1A. Caleb Szukhent adds to his school records. He know has 25 goals for the season and tied with Matt Grim with 4 goals in a Game. He also has 46 career goals which is also a school record. Birch Runs Defense held Hemlock to just a few Quality Shots. Keeper Kyle Landon had 12 saves in the game making his total for the season 120. He notched his 9Th shutout of the season adding to his school record for a season. The game ended in the 67 minute on the mercy rule. This was a nice way to end the regular season. The was good execution on the field tonight. Half 5-0 BR, SOG 26-13, Birch Run 13-2-5 overall, 7-1-4 TVC East (2ND Place). Next Game Away Chesaning 10-20 430pm Districts.

 

Lakeland 0 - Livonia Stevenson 0
In a KLAA Crossover game.

Lake Orion 8 - Oxford 1
Leading the Lake Orion Dragons in the victory was Reed Losee with 4 goals and 2 assists. Also scoring for LO was Derek Schrauben, Blake Skamiera and Jacob Sims (2).

Trenton 8 - Lincoln Park 2
Trenton's record improves to 15-1-1, 15-0-0 league.

Trenton JV 1 - Lincoln Park JV 0

 

Hartland 2 - Westland John Glenn 1
Hartland used two late goals by Tyler West and Kyle Schmidt to win this KLAA crossover. Hartland is now 7-10 overall.

Bishop Foley 1 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 0
Foley wins the CHSL C-D Championship. Richard moves to 12-3-1 on the year.

Woodhaven 1 - Carlson 0 (OT)
The Woodhaven varsity took the field for the much anticipated rematch in the Downriver League. The style of the game was a concern to the Warriors who had three players injured in the first game at Carlson. The game was pretty fast and the Warriors came close on several occasions but narrowly missed with two shots from close in and also a nice header from inside four yards. The Marauders played most of the game with only one forward and this made it difficult for the Warriors to penetrate their defense and score, despite controlling the bulk of play throughout. One of the Warriors had to leave the game with an injury due to hard tackling by the Marauders team. It was unfortunate for the Warriors not to be ahead in the game but the Marauders keeper played terrific, keeping them in the game. Half time 0-0. Second half, Carlson used the same format but the Warriors seemed intimidated by the rough play of the Carlson squad. The Marauders continued to try and break through the Warriors defense with their lone forward and through balls but the Warrior defense and keeper stood firm and only allowed a couple of shots on goal. The game continued to be physical and the Warriors picked up another injury in the second half, reducing their subs to only three. A lot of mid-field play created a stalemate and the game ended with a 0-0 score. To overtime, the game would go. The Warriors immediately pressed forward for a quick finish to the game. With less than two minutes into the game, the Woodhaven team carried the ball up the left wing, Matt Pendrick beat a Marauder's midfielder and slid a nice pass to the Warrior's left winger, Tony DiResta who took possession inside the 18 yard box. He worked his way to the byline, cut back, the moved towards the Carlson goal, beating four players inside the goal are and then slid the ground ball into the far corner of the goal, leaving their keeper with no chance. It was a well earned victory for the Warriors. Mitch Bartes had the Warriors shut-out with five saves in the game. Great effort by Warriors personnel, Cody Repp, Lino LoDuca, Carlos Rodriguez, Zack Bennett, Nick DiResta, Mario Konja, Tony DiResta, Mario Campos, Austin Ruddell and Matt Pendrick.
Woodhaven end their DRL league with a 7-8-1 record. Carlson finished 10-6-0 in the league and in third place. Both teams begin their District play on Monday. Carlson will host Divine Child while Woodhaven will see Romulus.

Warren De La Salle 4 - Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 2

 

Woodhaven JV 2 - Carlson JV 1
Tonight was the final match of the regular season for the host Woodhaven Warriors and visiting Carlson Marauders. The JV teams took the field first, and even though Carlson struck in first with a goal from Mario Parody, assisted by Jake Mydloski in the 20th minute, they could not hold on. Woodhaven scored twice in the second half to get the 2-1 victory. Scoring for Woodhaven were Merrick Konja and Cody Schickman. Getting credit for the assists on these two goals were Tyler Gillespey and Henry Hawley. Trevor Kowalczyk, Lucas Seymour, Nicholas Foggia and Kole Recker had outstanding defensive performances in this season finale. Carlson JV finished with an 5-9-2 overall record and 3-7-1 in the Downriver league. Woodhaven finished with a 6-4-2 League record  and were 7-8-3 overall, good enough to place them in third, behind Southgate and Trenton.

 

South Lyon 3 - Waterford Mott 0
South Lyon finishes the regular season at 8-9-3 overall and 5-5-2 in the KLAA. Mott slips to 7-10-1 on the year and   4-7 in the KLAA.as they look to rebound next Monday in the districts against Oxford. South Lyon will look to build off of their victory as they face Central division champion and rival Northville.

 

Troy Athens 3 - Flint Carman-Ainsworth 1

 

Walled Lake Western 2 - Plymouth 0
Western led 1-0 at the half on a goal by Kyle Alsheskie from Adam Wright. Wright scored in the second half with Krishna Mahajan getting the assist. Western finish the KLAA season at 8-3-1 and improve to 12-4-2 overall. Plymouth finish at 7-3-2 in the KLAA after this playoff of 2nd place teams.

 

Clarkston 2 - Brandon 0

 

Houghton Lake 3 - Oscoda 1
An undermanned Oscoda Owls soccer team welcomed Houghton Lake on Wednesday night and continued their losing streak, 3-1. The Owls fell to 13-7 for the season. District play starts on Tuesday with the Owls hosting Gladwin at 5:00pm. The Owls beat the Flying G's earlier in the season, in Gladwin, 5-1.
The Owls played Wednesday nights match with only 12 players, leaving 1 sub on the bench. The score was 1-1 at half but the Owls were unable to muscle much offense in the second half, getting only 2 shots on goal. They finished with 12 shots to Houghton Lake's 17.
Houghton Lake opened the scoring in the 11th minute when Eric Goodwin found the net. John McDonald kept the Owls in the match when Kyle Griffin's shot clanked off the goal post and McDonald punched it in with 8 minutes left in the half. Griffin earned an assist on the play. Houghton Lake went up for good in the 48th minute when Bo Bradley scored and they sealed the victory in the 71st minute with a goal by Christian Slater.
Eric Ostrander had his best varsity match, finishing with 9 intercepts and 7 steals. Evan Dennis finished with 4 intercepts, 6 steals and 1 non-keeper save. Coty Nolff made 14 saves in the match.

 

Bloomfield Hills Andover 2 - Flint Kearsely 1
The Barons defeated the Hornets on Andover's Senior Night. The 8 seniors honored were Joe Wyzgoski, John Shabino, Dylan Tuthill, Kyle Taylor, Zack Bergman, Kevin Furlong, Danny Weiss, and Michael Matta. Andover's goals were scored by Nick Shabino (Alec Prouty) and Joe Wyzgoski. Flint Kearsley's goal came from Garth McLellan. Andover finishes the regular season at 4-12-3 (1-8-2 OAA Red).

 

Grand Blanc 3 - Northville 0
Grand Blanc (14-2-2 overall).

 

Canton 3 - Walled Lake Central 2

 

Ypsilanti Lincoln 8 - Ypsilanti 1
Once again the Railsplitters had a slow start, but got things rolling with 7 quick goals. Netting goals for Lincoln were Mohammed Kaba-3, Clay Holman-2, Justin Ritchey-2 and Nate Simonds. Lincoln finishes the season with a 8-3-4 Overall record and 5-3-3 in the SEC.

 

Salem 2 - Brighton 1
Salem 12-4-4.  

 

October 13th

 

Lutheran Westland 2 - Inter-City Baptist 1
Junior Kent Kryzske and senior Gage Flanery scored for Lutheran Westland (9-5-3, 6-5-2). Senior Jimmy Vanderaa scored for ICB (8-10-1, 4-9-0 MIAC). HT: 1-0 ICB. These two teams will meet again next Thursday in the opening round of Districts.

 

Cranbrook 3 - Hamtramck 0
On Cranbrook's senior day, the seniors delivered and helped CK beat Hamtramck in the Metro Conference semifinal. Senior John Twedt scored first for the Cranes in the first half. Cranbrook held this lead into halftime, and scored two more goals in the final 15 minutes of the game. Junior Connor Sakwa scored his third goal in the last two games, and senior Dewey Stanton added the third and final goal of the game for CK. Andrew "Chewy" Rouff earned the shutout in net. Cranbrook will move on to play the winner of tonight's Clarenceville/Lutheran North game in the Metro Conference finals this Thursday. Cranbrook (10-4-1).

 

Harbor Beach 8 - Caseville 0
Harbor Beach had goals from Dustin Mazure (2), Scott Grekowicz, Seth Guza, Tyler Guza, Kolbe Guza, Alex Delpiere, and Andrew Siemen. The assists went to Sam Hudson (2), Ethan Booms, Cody Cook, Harrison Buckley, Dustin Mazure, and Scott Grekowicz.
Harbor Beach is now 7-0 in the Greater Thumb East and 19-0-1 overall.

 

Dexter 3 - Tecumseh 2
Dexter is now 11-4-4 (SEC 6-1-2).

Dexter JV 1 - Tecumseh JV 0

 

Birmingham Roeper 3 - Oakland Christian 0
HT- 3-0. Roeper 8-8 (7-6).

 

Country Day 8 - Cesar Chavez 0
At Country Day, DCDS led 3-0 at halftime on goals by Kotaro Mitsuhashi (Nick Prys), Sean Bartoshuk (Nick Prys) and Jack Brown (Ethan Seery). Second half goals were scored by Kotaro Mitshuashi ( Tariq Akeel), Tariq Akeel (Kotaro Mituhashi), Ethan Seery (Jeff Rogers), Marco Fabrega (penalty kick) and Adriel Neely I(Ben Weinstein). Adam Kadri earned the teams 9th shutout of the season. Country Day’s record is 17 - 3.

 

Avondale 4 - Goodrich 0
Alex Hanawalt and Dylan Kennedy each had 2 goals for the Yellowjackets (8-9-3). Ryan Williams and Nathan Chapman had assists on the goals. Goodrich (#5 in D2) falls to 15-3-1.

 

Groves 3 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 1
Groves got on the board in the first 3 minutes of the game on a frrekick by Patrick Rooney. Groves scored again just 3 minutes into the 2nd half on a 57 yard shot that went over the keepers head. Goal was scored by Adrian Davies. Groves 3rd goal came at the 25:00 mark on a goal by Freshman (Chubbie) Christian Davies. Andover scored its lone goal with 10 minutes remaining. Goal scored by Emerson Misch on a nice header. Groves finishes the season 15-3-4, 7-0-1 in the OAA White (Champs) and finishes undefeated at home with a record of 7-0-3. First game of Districts is Tuesday 20th at Groves vs Pontiac 6:00.

 

Ann Arbor Huron 3 - Saline 2
Huron earns a share of the SEC title with Saline. Paced by Mario Teixeira’s hat trick, Huron scored two goals in the first half.  Saline cut the lead to 2-1 with seconds to play in the half. Teixeira’s third goal gave Huron a two goal cushion again early in the second half. Saline scored midway through the second half and mounted a spirited comeback but could not get an equalizer. Noah Trobe in goal made several key saves for Huron filling in for injured starter Drew Sheppard in the second half. Huron is 9-1-1 with one game to play. Both teams finish 8-1-1 in conference play. Saline is 13-3-3 on the season.

 

Plymouth Christian 5 - Southfield Christian 0
Seniors Jordan Machonga & Blair Robinson each tallied 1 goal and 1 assist for the Eagles while senior Don Mullett got the hat trick + 1 assist. PCA improves to 7-8-1 overall.

 

Petoskey 2 - Traverse City West 1
In Petoskey, Petoskey is 8-0-1 in the Big North Conference and 15-3-1 overall and TRaverse City West is 6-2-1 in the Big North Conference and 12-5-1 overall. Petoskey clinched Big North Conference Boys Soccer Champions. Next Game for Traverse City West play at home aganist Cadillac on New Traverse City West soccer field.

Cadillac 3 - Gaylord 0
In Cadillac, Cadillac is 3-5-1 in the Big North Conference and 13-6-2 overall and Gaylord is 3-6-0 in the Big North Conference and 9-7-2 overall.

Traverse City Central 5 - Alpena 0
In Traverse City, Traverse City Central is 5-4 in the Big North Conference and 13-6 overall and Alpena is 0-8-1 in the Big North Conference and 6-11-1 overall. Next game for Traverse City Central travel to Gaylord on Thursday, October 15, 2009. Alepna travel to Petoskey on Thursday, October 15, 2009 on side by side with Junior Varsity and Varsity contest at Petoskey.

Traverse City Central JV 2 - Alpena JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 17-1-1 and Alpena JV is 8-6-1.

 

N. Farmington 4 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2

 

Grand Rapids South Christian 5 - Hastings 0
Drew Lockwood recorded a natural hat trick and Mitch Torres had a goal and an assist as the Sailors rolled past Hastings in OK Gold action at South Christian. Lockwood scored at 9:04, 11:41, and 15:34 of the first half to build South's lead to 3-0. Mitch Huisman added a goal on a free kick from fifty yards out with 16:15 remaining in the half as the Sailors led 4-0 at halftime. Mitch Torres, after assisting on Lockwood's third goal, added a goal of his own at 3:53 of the second half to finish the scoring. South Christian, ranked number one in Division 3, clinched at least a tie for the OK Gold championship and is now 12-1 in conference play (16-1-1 overall).

 

Western Michigan Christian 4 - Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 2
At Muskegon, WMC, the No. 2 team in Division 4, faced Freedom Baptist, the No. 5 team. WMC led 1-0 at halftime on a goal by Matt DeKryger. In the second half, Evan Bruinsma scored on a penalty kick and John Briggs also scored to make it 3-0 WMC. Freedom rallied back on goals by Shane Barthuly and Zack Gatlin to make it 3-2. Justin Baker scored the final goal with four seconds left in the game to make it 4-2. WMC goalie Tyler Lane played a great game and helps his team improve to 16-1-1 overall and 10-0 to clinch the River Valley Conference championship. Freedom Baptist falls to 13-6-1 and 8-2 in conference.

 

Troy 3 - West Bloomfield 0

 

Dearborn Crestwood 3 - Redford Union 2

Dearborn Crestwood JV 5 - Redford Union JV 0

 

Haslett 3 - Eaton Rapids 0

Haslett JV 8 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Romeo 1 - Stoney Creek 1

Goal for Stoney Creek scored by Zach Schewee with assist by Jordan Tyler. Romeo goal scored by Evan Simpson. Anthony Shepherd in net for Stoney Creek.

 

Lutheran Northwest 5 - Parkway Christian 1

 

Washtenaw Christian 4 - Franklin Road Christian 1

 

Garden City 2 -. New Boston Huron 2
Scoring: Garden City 29th min Tyler Arban (John Selinski), 68th min Joshua Selinski (John Selinski); Huron—50th min John Blazo, 89th min Bryan Bergmooster.

 

Ypsilanti Lincoln 8 - Adrian 0
A slow start to the game for the railsplitters, but 8 goals in 18 minutes brought the game to an end. Lincoln improves its record to 7-3-4 Overall and 4-3-3 in the SEC. Lincoln plays its last league game against Ypsilanti on Wednesday and opens up district play against Monroe on Monday at home(4:30pm).

 

 

October 12th

 

Birch Run 2 - Millington 0
At Birch Run. Caleb Slavik start the scoring off with a 18 yard shot from the arc that he chipped in the corner on a pass from Caleb Szukhent. Later in the first half Dallas Van Deusen was taken down for a PK and Caleb Szukhent stepped up and knocked it in. Making him the Schools all time leading Goal scorer for a Season (21) and Career (42) to this point in the season. As the temperature dropped the play was sluggish for Birch run with Szukhent banging a few shots off the the Frame. Slavik and Matt Grim along with the defense of Aaron Steinley, Lupe Ruiz, Barry Griggs and Ed Szukhent stopped any attack. We also put some players in to get a bit of a tuneup for Districts. We Tinkered around with a few positions and some of them worked well. Birch Run will finish in second place to Frankenmuth in the TVC-East and we are also ranked as Honorable Mention in the Division 3 Coaches Poll for the third straight week. Birch Run is only in its second year as a Varsity Program. Half 2-0 BR; Shots 18-1 BR; Birch Run Keeper Kyle Landon 1 save (109 season); (14GA School Record) and 8TH Shutout of the season(School Record). Birch Run 12-2-5 Overall; 7-1-4 TVC-East and Second Place finish. Good Job Gentlemen! You have made the season memorable. Next Game Away at Hemlock 10-14 430pm. WE ARE BR!

 

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 6 - Notre Dame Prep 1
Catholic League semi-final game. Richard moves to 12-2-1 on the year and into the Catholic League finals on Wednesday.

 

Baptist Park 1- Lutheran South 1
Lutheran South - 13-1-2 (11-1-1 MIAC Red). Baptist Park - 9-5-1 (9-3-1 MIAC Red).

 

Waterford Mott 2 - Milford 0
Goals were scored by James Kennedy and Caleb Mathers as the Corsairs move on to face the winner of Livonia Franklin and South Lyon on Wednesday in KLAA crossover match play. Senior keeper Dean Dziewit gets his third straight shutout with 6 saves as the Corsairs improve their overall record to 7-9-1.

 

Lakeland 3 - Hartland 0
Lakeland beat Hartland in a KLAA Crossover game. Lakeland's first half goals were scored by Will Schwartz (assist Connor Carrigan) and Trent Sawgle (Matt Salciccioli). Schwartz (Salciccioli) also scored in the second half. Ben Lang recorded the shutout in goal for Lakeland.

Lakeland JV 6 - Hartland JV 1

 

North Branch 4 - Lakeville 0
NB goals: Austin Kipp,Elliott Orr, Cody Kipp, Patrick Ankley. Assist: Cody Kipp, Brandon Parmenter, Keegan Martus. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 5 saves.

Valley Lutheran JV 4 - North Branch JV 0

 

Trenton 4 - Taylor Kennedy 1
Trenton is now 14-1-1, 14-0-0 league.

 

Brighton 3 - Walled Lake Western 2
Western led 1-0 at halftime of this KLAA conference playoff on a goal by Nick Lewin. Brighton responded with 3 goals in 8 minutes midway
through the second half with Kyler Newcomb scoring twice, and Grant Chong getting the third. Trevor Nessel pulled one back for Western
shortly thereafter, but despite pressure at the end, Brighton held on to win and improve to 12-3-3. Western fall to 11-4-2. Kyle Alsheskie had
two assists for Western, and Andrew Winship had one for Brighton.

 

Carlson JV 4 - Melvindale JV 0
The Marauders finished up there regular home schedule with matches against the Melvindale Cardinals. JV teams took the field first. The Marauders took a 1-0 lead into the half time intermission thanks to a goal from Eddie Bramlett. Carlson added three more goals in the second half scored by: Eddie Bramlett, Devin Bembnister and Jake Cadez. Getting credit for assists on these were Dustin Demitroff, Justin Gates and Jake Mydloski. Carlson JV improves their overall re cord to 5-8-2 with the win and will travel to Woodhaven on Wednesday for their final match of the season.

Carlson 10 - Melvindale 2
The Varsity teams took the field on a night to honor the seven seniors for Carlson. These seven players were honored with words and their parents escorted them onto the field. Carlson wasted little time getting into the scorebook when Levi Hatfield scored unassisted on a restart in the 7th minute. Levi added his second goal in the 8th minute on yet another restart from the foot of Brandon Knott. Andreas Gikas scored his second goal of the season in the 14th minute, assisted by Justin Hunter. Carlson struck quickly again, in the 16th minute, when James Garner scored on after a pass from Kyle Krzesowik. Melvindale got on the scoreboard on a driven corner kick in the 20th minute from the foot of Juan Gonzales that found the head of Shehab Hezam and then just inside the back post. Carlson answered in the 28th minute thanks to a pass from Matt Tracy that found the foot of Levi Hatfield for his third of the night, and first hat trick of his Carlson playing career. Melvindale finished the half with one more goal from Billy Bradley, assisted by Johnny Mares. Carlson was ahead 5-2 at half time. Andy Bobowski was in net for the first half and recorded 7 saves. Andreas Gikas took over between the pipes in the second half and recorded 4 saves. Carlson did all the scoring in the second half. Adam Jones struck first in the 42nd minute, assisted by Kyle Krzesowik; Mitchell Compean in the 45th minute assisted by Adam Jones; Brandon Knott on a header in the 59th minute assisted by Kyle Krzesowik on a corner kick; Kyle Krzesowik with a goal in the 61st minute assisted by Adam Jones and then finally James Garner, assisted by Brandon Knott in the 63rd minute to end the match 10-2. Carlson improves their overall record to 11-7-3 and 10-5-0 in the Downriver League. They will travel to Woodhaven on Wednesday night for their final regular season game. Melvindale is now 2-12-0 and will face Allen Park and Southgate this week.

 

Brother Rice 2 - Novi Detroit Catholic Central 1
In a Catholic League semi-final match up Peter Hensoldt opened the scoring for Rice. Josh Gatt tied it for CC on a PK. Mike Fennessy got the winner with just under two minutes left in the game. Rice moves on to the Catholic League final against De LaSalle on Wednesday at 7pm at Notre Dame Prep.

 

Bishop Foley 5 - Cabrini 0

 

South Lyon 7 - Livonia Franklin 0
South Lyon is now 7-9-3 overall and 4-5-2 in the KLAA.

 

Grand Rapids South Christian 5 - Grandville Calvin Christian 0
Sean Broekhuizen scored a pair of first-half goals and Ben Kadau, Josh Brander, and Dan Miedema added second-half tallies as the Sailors recorded the victory over the Squires in non-league action at Calvin Christian. South Christian improved to 15-1-1 on the year (11-1 in the OK Gold).

 

Dearborn 8 - Garden City 0
At Dearborn, Dearborn defeated Garden City 8-0 on senior night. Dearborn finished league play in the WWAC at 8-0 winning the league in its inaugural season. Garden City finished 5-3 in league play. For Dearborn, Soony Saad scored five goals, Norman Orabi one goal, Hassan Saab one goal, and Ahmad Jawad one goal. Ahmad Jawad also contributed three assists, Ali Jawad two assists, Norman Orabi one assist, and so did Michael Depper and Ali Sabra. Ramee Naja recorded his tenth shutout of the season. For the season, Dearborn is 15-0-2 and they complete their regular season on Thursday at West Bloomfield.

 

Rochester Adams 4 - Rochester 2

 

Pinckney 3 - Walled Lake Central 0

 

Walled Lake Northern 3 - Grand Blanc 1
Walled lake Northern took a 3-0 Half time lead with goals from Kyle Rutz and Brandon Tsuri (2 goals). Grand Blanc Ryan Keener converted a PK in the second half. WLN improves to 14-3-2 and will take on Livonia Churchill for the KLAA Association Championship. Grand Blanc now 13-2-2 overall.

 

Berkley 2 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 1

 

Clawson 6 - Harper Woods 0

Clawson senior Richard Cramer scored the game’s first two goals on senior night, while teammate Tyler Jugon contributed with one goal and three assists. Clawson is now 15-0-2 on the season.

 

N. Farmington 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 2

 

Ferndale 3 - Royal Oak 2
Scoring for the Eagles were junior Anthony Brazeau( assist by freshman Collin McLaughlin), freshman Collin McLaughlin (unassisted), and sophomore Patrick Reiter (assisted by senior Waka Desalegn). Junior Dylon Grix made 14 saves on the night in net for Ferndale. Up next for Ferndale is the final game of the regular season at Berkley on Thursday. Ferndale is 10-7-1 overall

 

Troy Athens 6 - Grosse Ile 0 

 

Salem 2 - Plymouth 1
Salem 11-4-4.

 

South Lyon East 4 - Wayne Memorial 1

 

Oxford 0 - Holly 0
Oxford knocks Holly out of first place with the tie. Fenton takes the Flint Metro crown. Oxford ends their final FML season in third with a 5- 2 - 2 record.

 

Fraser 1 - Warren Cousino 3

Fraser JV 2 - Warren Cousino JV 2 

 

 

October 10th

 

Bloomfield Hills Andover 1 - Troy 1
This OAA Red match up pitted the D2 Barons vs. the D1 #6 state ranked, and OAA Red champion, Colts. Andover finished the 1st half with a 1-0 lead on a goal scored by Alec Prouty (Emerson Misch) from a play that originated with a great individual effort by Dylan Tuthill. John Shabino, Dylan Jones, Matt Osborn and keeper Joe Wyzgoski (12 saves) all played especially well defensively. Troy's goal came in the 2nd half from Kelby Spake (Nate Hicklin). Andover is now 3-11-3 (1-8-2 OAA Red) on the season. Troy is 12-1-2 (9-0-1 OAA Red) overall.

 

Country Day 3 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1
At Country Day, DCDS led 1-0 at halftime on an unassisted goal by Kotaro Mitsuhashi. DCDS senior forward Ben Weinstein was sent in on the A.A. keeper to score off a long serve from Marco Fabrega. DCDS went up 3 - 0 as Adriel Neely intercepted a pass and broke in to score. Pioneer’s goal came with 5 minutes remaining off a corner kick taken by Yusef Houamed to Robbie Vanderpluijm who headed the ball in at the back post. Country Day’s record is 16 -3. Pioneer is now 6 - 7 - 2. 

 

Fairview 2 - Oscoda 1
The Oscoda Owls soccer team played in Fairview and returned to Oscoda with a notch in the loss column, dropping their season record to 13-6. "It was one of those days that everything was going against us," remarked assistant coach Tim Colborn. "None of the calls or breaks went our way on Saturday. We played hard but nothing added up for us."
Fairview took the lead just 8 minutes into the match. Kyle Handrich scored and then scored again in the 31st minute to put Fairview up at the half, 2-0. The Owls battled back in the second half and finally got on the board when leading scorer, AJ Morse found the net in the 50th minute. Oscoda seemed to tie the match with about 5 minutes left but the goal by Brendan Eberhardt was removed by a late flag on a offside call. The Owls outshot Fairview, 15-12. Leading the defense was Brandon McCausey with 11 steals and 10 intercepts.
Oscoda will host Houghton Lake on Wednesday at 5:00pm in their final regular season match. They will open the District Playoffs, held in Osocda, on Tuesday the 20th against Gladwin.

 

Parma Western 1 - Eaton Rapids 0
Eaton Rapids record is 8-7-4.

Parma Western JV 5 - Eaton Rapids JV 4

 

Athens 6 - Saginaw Heritage 0
The Redhawks scored 3 goals in each half to record the 6-0 shutout over Heritage at Athens on Saturday afternoon. Sarmad Abdulla notched a pair of goals while Sunny Shettigar, Alex Serwatka, Reilly Mounteer, and Tyler Channell each added one goal. Alec Bezerra and Sam Ward split the shutout, our 5th on the season as Athens improved to 6-5-5.

 

October 9th

 

Holt 2 - Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids goal scored by Tyler Orr with an assist from Shane Zimmer. Jake Masteller made 6 saves in goal. Eaton Rapids record is 8-6-4.

Holt JV 3 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

 

L' Anse Cruese North 2 - Dakota 1
The LCN boys soccer team ended their MAC White play with a com from behind win at host Dakota. The game was hard fought and Dakota scored early to take a 1-0 lead. North responded with a goal from Derek Granum assisted by Kyle Formanczyk. Halftime LCN 1 vs Dakota 1. The second half play was mostly controlled by Dakota but North found a way to break the tie with 2 minutes remaining on a goal from Fred LeDuc assisted by Kyle Formanczyk. North finished the MAC White with a 5-4-3 record and at least a share of 3rd place, 2nd place depending on Utica. Great game and conference season boys.

 

Lutheran Westland 4 - Birmingham Roeper 2
Junior Kent Krzyske scored 3 goals, and senior Austin Baglow added another for Lutheran Westland (8-5-3, 5-5-2 MIAC). Senior Carter Sims and junior Werner Roenneke each had a goal for Roeper (7-8-0, 6-6-0 MIAC). HT: 1-0 LW.

 

Novi Detroit CC 8 - Livonia Franklin 0
Mike Tolkacz 3 goals, Josh Gatt 2 goals. CC is 12-2-3.

 

Oxford 1 - Carman-Ainsworth 1

 

Farmington Hills Harrison 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
Juniors Evan Hayden and Will Mindroiu scored for the Hawks on Senior night.

 

Carlson 4 - Lincoln Park 0
The Carlson Marauders travelled to Lincoln Park for a Downriver League match on this rainy night. The constant all day rain made the field very soggy with standing water in multiple spots. These two teams came into the night tied for third place in the league with a lot on the line. Carlson scored first in the 8th minute thanks to a goal from Levi Hatfield, assisted by Adam Jones. This was the only scoring in the first half. Both teams had trouble connecting passes together because of the weather conditions, and the players found it very difficult to start and stop on the field the entire match. Carlson came out in the second half and played strong against the Railsplitters attackers. Carlson added goals in the 56th minute from Matt Tracy, unassisted; 67th minute from Levi Hatfield, assisted by Adam Jones; and finally in the 68th minute from Adam Jones, assisted by Zach Torres. Andy Bobowski was in net and earned his second shutout of the season with 10 saves recorded. Carlson earns third place by themselves, only one win behind Southgate . Carlson improved its overall record to 10-7-3 and 9-5-0 in the conference. Lincoln Park is now 8-6-0 in league play. Lincoln Park will visit Trenton and host Allen Park next week. Carlson will host Melvindale, and visit Woodhaven. Southgate will hosting Woodhaven and visiting Melvindale next week.

 

Hamtramck 7 - Redford Union 1

 

Saline 1 - Troy Athens 0
Saline is 13-2-3 overall and 8-0-1 in the S.E.C.  

 

Rochester Soney Creek 2 - Sterling Heights 0
Goals scored by Raoul Fulgos (Jordan Tyler) and Jordan Tyler (Raoul Fulgos). In net for Stoney Creek was Anthony Shepherd for the shutout.

 

October 8th

 

Dexter 8 - Adrian 0
Dexter is now 10-4-4 (SEC 5-1-2)

Dexter JV 9 - Adrian  JV 1

 

Harbor Beach 8 - Sandusky 0
The Pirates had three goals from Dustin Mazure who led the way to victory. Also scoring were Seth Guza, Kyle Booms, Cody Cook, Tyler Buchholz, and Christian Bender. Tyler Guza had three assists, while Seth Guza, Kyle Booms, Cody Cook, Tyler Buchholz, and Dustin Mazure each had one assist.

 

Lutheran Westland 6 - Royal Oak Shrine 2
Seniors Gage Flanery and Laith Francis had two goals each, and junior Kent Kryzske had a goal and three assists for Lutheran Westland (7-5-3). Senior Curtis Mann scored both goals for Shrine (6-4-3). HT: 2-2.

 

Lutheran South 7 - Flat Rock 2
Lutheran South improves to 13-1-1.

 

Groves 1- Berkley 0
In the very cold rain Groves scored a goal with 1:32 left in the game to take the victory over a very defensive minded Berkley team. Goal was scored by Trevor Daniel from an assist by Christian Davies.. Groves finishes league play undefeated at 7-0-1 and is 14-3-4 overall. Last game Home on Tuesday against Andover.

 

Ferndale 2 - Fenton 1
Kyle Rose scored the opener about 10 minutes in to the game by converting a pk. Collin McLaughlin scored the game winner with5 minutes left in the game with the assist coming from Brian McLaughlin. Dylon Grix earned the win in net making 7 saves. Ferndale is 9-7-1 overall and 3-3-1 OAA White.

 

Walled Lake Northern Varsity 0 - Lakeland 0
(13-3-2 /KLAA 8-1-1)WLN.

Walled Lake Northern JV 0 - Lakeland JV 0
(13-1-1 /KLAA 9-0-1).

 

Avondale 6 - Holly 0
Joe Davison (Ryan Williams), Alex Hanawalt (Williams), John Nofs (Dylan Kennedy) and Jason Chapman (Nathan Chapman) scored in the first half for the Yellowjackets (7-9-3). Joe Davison (N. Chapman) and Nathan Chapman (Kennedy) scored in the second. Tyler Koontz had two saves to shut out the visiting Bronchos (7-3-6).

 

Grand Blanc 5 - Milford 0
Grand Blanc (13-1-2 Overall), (8-0-2 KLAA).

 

Grosse Pointe South 2 - Fraser 0
Solid efforts from Fraser's Corey Foster, Brian Amann, Cale Burke, Mike Girard , Jon Mueller, Jordan Krause, Greg Petty and Nino Tannahill.

Grosse Pointe South JV 1 - Fraser JV 0

 

Cranbrook Kingswood 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
Junior Connor Sakwa scored twice for the Cranes as they beat Lahser by a score of 2-1. Sakwa's goals came off of a beautifully placed free kick from 25 yards, and a cross sent in by junior Chandler Burch. Lahser was able to score before halftime, but Cranbrook held the lead for the whole second half despite playing down a man. Junior Andrew "Chewy" Rouff made several amazing saves throughout the game to help secure the win for CK. Cranbrook improves to (9-4-1).

 

Grand Rapids South Christian 2 - Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 1 (OT)
In a battle of league co-leaders each ranked number one, South Christian used an overtime winner from senior midfielder Ben Honeycutt to defeat the visiting Hawks 2-1 and take sole possession of first place in the OK Gold. Forest Hills Eastern, ranked number one in Division 2, used strong ball control in the first half to carry territorial advantage but could not penetrate the Sailors defense as the first half ended scoreless. South turned up the intensity in the second half and began to shift play to the Hawks end. The Sailors, ranked number one in Division 3, were rewarded when senior forward Ben Kadau scored from a scramble in front with 6:23 remaining to put South Christian ahead 1-0. It looked like the game might end that way until Eastern's Mitchal Rosendall pounded home a shot from close in with just 7.2 seconds remaining in the second half to knot the score at one. South Christian controlled play in the overtime and ended the contest at 8:48 when Honeycutt's shot from twenty two yards out just eluded diving goalkeeper Graham Wallace and bounced in off the far post to give the Sailors the victory. With the win, South Christian improved to 11-1 in the OK Gold (14-1-1 overall) while the Hawks suffered their second league loss to the Sailors and fell to 10-2 (13-3 overall).

 

 West Bloomfield 2 - Farmington 2

 

Troy 3 - Royal Oak 1

 

Birch Run 3 - Montrose 1
Caleb Szukhent 3 goals for the first half "Hat Trick". This gives him 18 goals on the season. Assists: Kevin Abdella, Dallas VanDeusen 1 each. Keeper Kyle Landon 6 saves (107 Season, 14 GA). Birch Run gave up an own Goal on some miscommunication on Defense. Half 3-0 BR, SOG 26-7 BR. Birch Run 11-2-5 overall, 6-1-4 TVC East; Next game home 430pm @ Millington in a TVC-East showdown that will decide second place in the conference between 3 teams.

 

Rochester Adams 2 - Warren DeLaSalle 0

 

Traverse City West 8 - Alpena 0
At Alpena. Traverse City West is 11-4-1 overall and 5-1-1 in the Big North Conference, Alpena is 6-9 overall and 0-7 in the Big North Conference.

Traverse City Central JV 3 - Cadillac JV 0
In Traverse CityTraverse City Central is 16-1-1 and Cadillac Junior Varsity is 8-7 overall.

Traverse City Central 2 - Cadillac 0
Traverse City Central is 4-4 in the Big North Conference and 12-6 overall. Cadillac is 2-5 in the Big North Conference and 11-6-1 overall. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central 12 Cadillac 2.
Side note to all Traverse City soccer: Peter Garthe attended his 4,000th high school game in the United States last night. It took him 39 years to get 4,000 high school games. Last night's game was played at the Traverse City Coast Guard field. Peter got the honorary coin flip in pre game varsity contest.

 

Walled Lake Western 3 - Waterford Kettering 0
Western scored 3 goals in the first 6 minutes and then held Kettering scoreless as Blake Hunter recorded his 9th shutout. Kyle Alsheskie, Nick Lewin, and freshman Michael Camilleri scored for the Warriors with Lewin, Alsheskie, and Alec
Lanigan collecting assists. Western are now 11-3-2 and finish 2nd in the KLAA North with a division record of 7-2-1.

 

Baptist Park 10 - Parkway Christian 3
BP was led by seniors Tim Short with 5 goals and 2 assists, and Adam Thompson with 1 goal and 4 assists. Junior Andrew Bruck also scored 3 goals. Also scoring for BP was junior Matthew Reid and adding assists were senior Colt Williamson, sophomore Noah Bruck and Daniel Eubanks. Scoring for Parkway were Zach Champine, Johnny Kocik, and Leif Helland. BP's record is now 9-5 (9-3 MIAC RED).

 

October 7th

 

Oxford 3 - Linden 0

 

North Branch 2 - Birch Run 2
Birch Run opened the scoring on a Caleb Szukhent 30 yard rocket that blew past the Keeper. the score would be 1-0 at the half. Birch Run would make it 2-0 on Aaron Steinley's ball mastery skills as he beat three defenders and the keeper to the near post on the ground from 6 feet away. North Branch would not give in as they came right back and scored making it 2-1. Both team would have a player red carded over what seemed to be a yellow card offense. The game was played 10v10 and both teams made adjustments and North Branch tied it up with a collision with the keeper the seemed as it showed of been called.. Given the game of angle's it ends in a draw. The game was tough, muddy, and windy just like every meeting of these two TVC-East powers. Great game and great come back by North Branch. Half 1-0 BR, SOG 16-9 NB, Keeper Kyle Landon 14 saves; Birch Run 10-2-5 overall; 6-1-4 TVC-East. Next game 10-8 Montrose @ Birch Run 430pm. Next Conference game 10-12 Millington @ Birch Run 430pm which should determine Second place in the TVC-East. North Branch Goals: Keegan Martus, Cody Kipp. Assist: Cody Kipp. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 5 saves.
NB's current Record: 9-6-3. League Record(TVC East): 6-3-2.

 

North Branch JV1 - Bad Axe JV 0
Goals: Christoff. Assists: Jacob Bullen

 

L'Anse Cruese North 0 - Grosse Pointe South 0
The LCN Boys soccer team ended their last home game of the regular season with a hard fought 0-0 draw with visiting Grosse Pointe South. The boys tied South earlier in the season 1-1 at South's home field. Nick Featherstone played all 80 minutes and earned the complete shut out. Excellent play from entire team. Zach Rini, Jeremy Waddell, Sean Fitzgerald, Marian Lieschko, Nate Greenfelder, Matt Koper, and Brandon Rivard great career boys and your leadership has helped the team this year! You seniors will be missed.

 

Brother Rice 7 - Groves 1
Brother Rice goals by Matt Biehl, Bryant White, Adam Gorski, George Sami, Brendan Kelly, Chris Schofding and Tony Biallas. Patrick Rooney scored for Groves . Brother Rice moves to 7-2-6 while Groves drops 13-3-4.

 

Brother Rice JV 5 - Groves JV 0

 

Trenton 0 - Divine Child 0
Trenton's record is now 13-1-1, 13-0-0 league.

Divine Child JV 5 - Trenton JV 0

 

Oscoda 5 - Alcona 2
Oscoda's varsity soccer squad continued to add to their winning record on Wednesday night as they beat visiting Alcona, 5-2. Oscoda will take there 13-5 record to Fairview on Saturday for a 1:00pm match-up. They finish the regular season next Wednesday, hosting Houghton Lake at 5:00pm.
AJ Morse celebrated Senior Night with three goals in the first half, giving him a team high of 29. That leaves Morse just 2 shy of tying former Owl, Thomas Maxwell's team season record of 31 goals. Morse suffered a bruised foot twenty minutes into the second half and left the match. Also suffering an injury was the Owl's other captain, Evan Dennis. "Hopefully our captains can return quickly from their injuries and we can stay on track and finish the season strong", said Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider.
Alcona did manage to keep the score close in the first half. They even got on the board first when Christian Bruhnsen scored in the 9th minute. Morse scored his first 7 minutes later with Dennis getting the assist. Alcona took the lead again in the 21st minute when Alexander Cole found the back of the net. Morse then put Oscoda on top for good with goals in the 23rd and 36th minutes. Dennis picked up his second assist on Morse's second goal. The third came after Morse stole the ball from an Alcona defender.
"We got off to a slow start", observed Schneider. "We were lackadaisical early on but then everything started to click." Dennis scored, just minutes after Morse left the game, when he took a Buddy Jackson ball and blasted a nice shot past a diving Tiger keeper. Kyle McCausey finished the scoring in the 67th minute when he netted his 19th of the year. John McDonald picked up the assist with a nice pass from the midfield.
"I think that we controlled the game for the most part", commented McDonald. "Our passing was on which gave us many opportunities to score, which we did capitalize on."
Oscoda barely out shot Alcona, 13-11. Senior Coty Nolff made 9 saves during the match. The Owl defense did a good job of standing strong on the midline and holding the Tiger offense at bay. Brandon McCausey led the defense with 10 steals, 9 intercepts and 1 non-keeper save. Freshman Kevin Leveille continues to excel early in his career and finished the night with 9 intercepts and 3 steals. Jeremy Smith earned 6 intercepts and 4 steals.

 

Edsel Ford 5 - Redford Union 0

Edsel Ford 8 JV - Redford Union JV 0

 

Warren Woods Tower 0 - Centerline 0

 

Waterford Mott 1 - Walled Lake Central 0
The Corsairs finished out KLAA North Division play with a victory against the rival Vikings in a tough, well-played match by both teams. Sophomore Colin Larkin recorded the lone goal of the night while senior keeper Dean Dziewit earned his second straight shutout with 9 saves. Mott moves to 6-9-1 (4-6-0) while Central drops to 6-6-4 (4-4-2).

 

Carlson JV 1 - Southgate JV 1
Last night the Carlson Marauders JV soccer team took to the field at home against the Titans from Southgate . On a great goal from Carlson freshman Mario Parody, assisted by Eddie Bramlett, the Marauders took the lead 18 minutes into the game. They were able to keep that lead for the next 36 minutes, until Southgate broke through with the equalizer from freshman Nick Sterna. Final score in this one was a 1-1 tie. This was an impressive result for Carlson considering Southgate has not lost or tied a conference match yet. Carlson will next host the Cardinals from Melvindale Monday night. Carlson improves its overall record to 4-8-2.

Carlson 4 - Kennedy 1
The Varsity match was between the home Marauders and the Kennedy Eagles. Carlson played well until a breakdown allowed Kennedy to draw first blood with a goal on the 28th minute from Senior Josh Robbins. Carlson continued to fight and connect on their passes to open teammates'. They finally broke the ice in the 32nd minute, thanks to a goal from Matt Tracy off a throw-in from Andreas Gikas. In the 39th minute, Jeremy Osborne added a goal off his head on a great cross from Levi Hatfield. Carlson was up 2-1 at half. After some great half time discussions and adjustments by the Marauders, they came out in the second half stronger than ever. Carlson scored two goals in the first 6 minutes of the second half. Scoring for Carlson in the second half was: Adam Jones, assisted by Justin Hunter and then Matt Tracy, again assisted by Justin Hunter. The key to both of these goals was great restarts from the foot of Justin after Kennedy fouls. Carlson improved its overall record to 9-7-3 and 8-5-0 in the conference, good enough to be tied for third place with Lincoln Park . Carlson will travel to Lincoln Park on Friday for a 4pm match to determine third place. Kennedy is now 5-8-0 in the conference with games next week against Truman and Allen Park.

 

October 6th

 

Country Day 4 - Berkley 0
This game played at Hurley Field in Berkley saw Country Day and Berkley play a scoreless 1st half. Tariq Akeel (assisted by Kotaro Mitshuashi) scored early in the second half. Jeff Rogers (assisted by Mitshuhashi) followed with another goal. Jack Brown assisted on the final two Country Day goals scored by Adriel Neely. Justin Fragnoli and Adam Kadri combined for the teams 8th shutout of the season. Country Day’s record is now 15 -3.

 

Avondale 2 - Athens 2
Avondale (6-9-3) came back twice from 1 goal down to earn the tie. Dylan Kennedy scored in the first half and Nathan Chapman scored in the second half for the Yellowjackets.

 

Birmingham Roeper 3 - Inter City Baptist 1

 

Dexter 0 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 0
Dexter is now 9-4-4 (SEC 4-1-2) - Pioneer is 6-6-3 (SEC 6-1-1)

Dexter JV 1 - Ann Arbor Pioneer JV 0

 

Farmington 9 - Hazel Park 0

 

Lutheran Westland 4 - Oakland Christian 3
Gage Flanery scored 3 goals, and Laith Francis added another for Lutheran Westland (6-5-3, 4-5-2 MIAC). Dylan Anderson scored twice and Josh Miller had the other goal for Oakland Christian (12-4-1).

 

Baptist Park 9 - Macomb Christian 1
Baptist Park was led by senior Tim Short’s 3 goals and 2 assists. Junior Nick Arent had a goal and 2 assists and junior Noah Combs had 3 assists. Also adding goals for BP were juniors Andrew Bruck, Stephen Doty, and Joe Chiparo, sophomore Nate Cubbison, and Daniel Eubanks. Sophomore Jon Best also had an assist. Senior Micah Leong scored for Macomb. BP’s record goes to 8-5 (8-3 MIAC Red).

 

South Lyon 3 - South Lyon East 0
South Lyon is now 6-8-3 overall and 3-4-2 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon East is 0-8-1 in the KLAA Central.

 

OL St. Marys 2 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 1

 

Harbor Beach 7 - Brown City 2
Harbor Beach had two goals in the first half from midfielders Alex Delpiere and Tyler Guza. In the second half the Pirates scored four goals in the first 13 minutes. Dustin Mazure, Seth Guza, Andrew Siemen, and Cody Cook scored
with about five minutes left Brown City scored two quick goals so HB put defender Doug Booms and midfielderScott Grekowicz back into the game. Grekowicz added the last goal with a shot from outside the D to finish the scoring.
The Pirates are now 17-0-1 and 5-0 in the Greater Thumb East.

 

Lake Orion 3 - Stoney Creek 2
Lake Orion was led by senior Reed Losee with 2 goals and 1 assist. Also scoring for the Dragons was junior James Gillen (assist Losee). Lake Orion's record is now 10-2-2.

 

Notre Dame Prep 2 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1
Richard finishes league play 6-1-1. 11-2-1 overall.

 

Caledonia 2 - Grand Rapids South Christian 1
At Caledonia, the Fighting Scots used outstanding goaltending from Blake Higley and a second-half goal from Sam Stearns to upset South Christian 2-1. Caledonia scored first at 8:25 of the first half when Dominic Catalano scored from twenty three yards out to post the Scots to a 1-0 lead. Hal Phillips answered from in close for the Sailors at 23:24 to tie the game at one, which is where the score stood at halftime. Caledonia scored the eventual game winner in the second half when Stearns fired a heavy shot from the top of the box with 28:46 left. Sailor keeper Jake Haag could not gain control and the wet ball trickled through him into the net to give the Scots a 2-1 lead. Higley did the rest for Caledonia, turning away numerous high quality scoring chances, including a spectacular save with five seconds left when he deflected a hard shot from Sailor defender Nate Ellens just over the crossbar to preserve the win.
South Christian suffered its first loss of the season and dropped into a tie with Ada Forest Hills Eastern for the league lead in the OK Gold Conference at 10-1. The Sailors now stand at 13-1-1 overall.

 

Ferndale 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 2
Ferndale is 8-7-1 and 3-3-1 oaa white.
Scoring for Ferndale were freshman Collin McLaughlin with 2 and senior Daniel Herrick converted a pk with 10 minutes left. Daniel Herrick also assisted on Collins 2nd goal. Senior Ian Breen-Bondie earnred the win in net making 7 saves. Up next for Ferndale is a trip to Fenton on Thursday.

 

Rochester 6 - Seaholm 0

 

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Walled Lake Western 1
Shane Cesarz scored in the first half for the Knights, which was assisted by Kyle Rutz. Brandon Tsuri scored the game winner in the second half on a corner kick by Rutz. Northern improves to 13-3-1 (8-1-0 KLAA North).

 

Waterford Mott 5 - Lakeland 0
On senior night, in wet sloppy conditions, the Corsairs were able to pull of the KLAA North division victory. First half goals were scored by John Abraham (assist James Kennedy), Colin Larkin and Jacob Dziadzio. JD Clemence scored both goals in the second half (assists from Kennedy and Anthony Minando). Senior keeper Dean Dziewit recorded the shutout with eight saves on the night. Mott improves to 5-9-1 (3-6-0) while Lakeland drops to 8-5-3 (4-4-1).

 

Grand Blanc 4 - Hartland 0
Grand Blanc (12-1-2 Overall), (7-0-2 KLAA).

 

Bishop Foley 1 - Cranbrook 0

Cranbrook now 8-4-1.

 

Livonia Stevenson 1 - Salem 0
Salem 6-2-1, 10-4-3.

 

Ypsilanti Lincoln 0 - Saline 0
In a very physical, muddy, rainy game, the Railsplitters and the Hornets put on quite a show for the crowd. Crossbars and posts were ringing through out the night. The Hornets hit the bar about 4 times and Lincoln hit frame about 3 with several shots being tipped by the Saline goalie. Lincoln continues to show the SEC that they are a team to not deal with lightly. Lincoln's record is now 6-3-3 Overall and 3-3-2 in the SEC.

 

October 5th

 

Birch Run 1 - Frankenmuth 1
In the battle of the #9 Frankenmuth and Honorable Mention Birch Run who are both Division 3 State ranked teams turned out to be a battle of halves. Birch Run Caleb Szukhent scores off a pass from Matt Grim beats two defenders and hits a rocket past the Frankenmuth Keeper that Froze him. The game heated up with fouls being called both ways. Frankenmuth made a push 5 minutes before the half and banged one off the post. The second half started off even and then turned to Frankenmuths favor for the last thirty minutes. Seth Luplow took a shot from the top of the arch that took a funny bounce and beat the Birch Run defender and Keeper. It was a great game by to good teams. With about 3 minutes left Birch Runs Aaron Steinley made a run down the side and just missed the farpost to win the game. Half 1-0 BR; SOG 13-7 F; Birch Run 10-2-4 Overall; 6-1-3 TVC-East. Frankenmuth 13-2-1 Overall; 10-0-1 TVC-East With the draw Frankenmuth should have outright won the TVC-East Title this year. Birch Run still has some work to secure second.

 

Warren Woods Tower 5 - St Clair 1
Tower's fist goal was a PK scored by Michael Sorrentino. Second goal was also scored by Michael Sorrentino. Third goal was scored by Sherwin Yang unassisted. Fourth goal was scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Devon McVettie. Fourth Goal was scored by Kevin Young assisted by Sherwin Yang.

 

North Branch 7 - Millington 0
Goals: Cody Kipp-2, Patrick Ankley, Landon Orr, Elliott Orr, Bobby Hanna, Keegan Martus. Assist: Cody Kipp-2, Elliott Orr, Brandon Parmenter, Drew Archer, Keegan Martus. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 1 save. Current Record: 9-6-2. League Record(TVC East): 6-3-1.

 

North Branch JV 3 - Hemlock JV 0
Goals: Garret Washington-2, Jeremy Sutton. Assists: Garret Washington, Christoff, Tyler Rae.

 

Carlson 2 - Truman 1
The Carlson Marauders soccer team took to the field at Truman for a conference match. The Marauder bus showed up 30 minutes late for the trip, and once the Carlson team got to Truman, they also were late to “show up” on the field. What was one of the ugliest first halves of soccer played, Truman found themselves on top 1-0 thanks to a goal in the 37th minute from Adrian Andrade, assisted by Klejdis Lalaj. The play began on a restart that resulted in a Truman unmarked player and a chip over the Carlson goal keeper. Truman held onto the lead until the 63rd minute when the Marauders finally broke the ice. On a service from a corner kick served from Zach Torres, Petey LeFevers found the back of the net for the game tying goal. In the 74th minute a cross by Carlson player Andy Bobowski resulted in a defensive hand ball in the box and a penalty kick awarded to the Marauders. Matt Tracy found the back of the night to get the game winner. Neither team was able to get into a groove as several whistles stopped play through-out the game. Carlson improves their overall record to 8-7-3 and 7-5-0 in the conference. Truman conference record is now 0-12-0. Truman has a pair of games later this week against Allen Park while the Carlson Marauders host Kennedy on Wednesday and travel to Lincoln Park on Friday.

 

Birmingham Groves 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 2
Groves scored the only goal of the first half. Goal was scored by Zach Olmstead with the assist going to Patrick Rooney on a great throw-in. Seaholm answered quickly in the 2nd half at the 35:39 mark with a goal by Alec Hickman. Seaholm scored again at the 11:37 mark with a goal by Mike Beck. Groves had some great chances and finally got one in with 38 seconds remaining. Goal scored by Zach Olmstead's head with the assist going to goalie Stephan Cass who came up to take the kick. Groves goes to 13-2-4 and will play Brother Rice on Wednesday.

 

West Bloomfield 3 - Lakeland 1

 

Lutheran South 5 - Franklin Road Christian 2
Lutheran South is now 12-1-1 (11-1 MIAC).

 

Brother Rice 4 - U of D Jesuit 2

Brother Rice JV 1 - U of D Jesuit JV 1

 

Trenton 7 - Allen Park 0
Trenton's record improves to 13-1-0, 13-0-0 league. A.P. is now 5-5-1 in the league.

Trenton JV 0 - Allen Park JV 0

 

Clawson 3 - Warren Fitzgerald 1
Warren - The Clawson Trojans boys soccer team remains unbeaten on the season, edging Warren Fitzgerald, 3-1, Monday night in Warren. Clawson’s (13-0-2) Richard Cramer led the way with one goal and two assists, while teammate Will Pasquin contributed with one goal and an assist.
Freshman Tyler Jugon opened the scoring on the evening, scoring on a pass from Cramer.The Trojans jumped out to a 3-0 lead at the half, an ample cushion for goalkeeper Chris Airess, who finished with four saves on the night. Fitzgerald scored its lone goal on a penalty kick in the second half.

 

L'Anse Cruese North 1 - Utica 1

The LCN boys soccer team came away with a 1-1 draw at host Utica High. Down 1-0 early in the second half the boys fought back to tie the game with under 13 minutes left in play off a beautiful goal from Fred LeDuc assisted by Sean Fitzgerald. Strong play in net from Eni Suvanic and the entire defense. Next game is the last home game of the season and senior night at 7PM on Wednesday.

 

Fraser 3 - Dakota 2
Fraser HS varsity soccer team pulled out a a win late in the second half of play against a very determined Dakota team. Fraser open the game in the first two minutes of play with a well placed pass from senior Sean Mok to junior Mike Kepler who scored the first goal of the game. It didn't take long for Sean Mok to get the second goal for Fraser HS off a great combination play from Jon Mueller and Greg Petty. Things were looking pretty good for Fraser at this point with a two goal lead, but Dakota fired up after Fraser's second goal with a goal of their own to close the first half of play. The second half of the game was just as exciting as the first half. Dakota came out to start the second half of play with very quick attack and tied the game in the first ten minutes of play. Both teams were determined not to give up a third goal, every player on the field battled for every ball, but Keith Swistock determined to win this game knocked a ball off the hand of Dakota player that was inside the penalty area that resulted in a Penalty Kick for Fraser. Greg Petty step up to the challenge a nailed the game winning goal. Both teams played a very good game. Great game guys......... Stand out players of the game Jon Mueller, Austin Kim, Keith Swistock, Sean Mok and Mike Kepler.

Fraser JV 1 - Dakota JV 0

 

Oscoda 9 - Standish 1
The Oscoda Owls were home on Monday night to host Standish and look for some revenge for a loss earlier in the season, 4-3. The game started at 6:00pm and finished under the lights in celebration of AYSO Night. This has become a yearly event when local AYSO players get into the game for free and get to run the field at halftime.
Standish drew first blood when Tanner Trombley found the net in the 22nd minute for the Panthers. That seemed to ignite the Oscoda fire and less than a minute later, Evan Dennis found fellow team captain, AJ Morse, with a crossing pass and Morse put it past the Standish keeper to tie the match. The score remainded tied for the next ten minutes when Morse found Kyle McCausey in front of the net. Morse flipped a high ball that McCausey buried into the net with his head. 30 seconds later Morse put Oscoda up by two when he converted a Penalty Kick and the half ended with Oscoda up, 3-1.
Five minutes into the second half, Oscoda scored again when Dennis and Morse hooked up once more to score. Kyle McCausey scored twice in the 52nd minute with assists going to Morse and Dennis. In the 67th minute defender, Jeremy Smith, stole the ball and dribbled to the midline where he passed a long ball over the defense and found Morse who netted his fourth of the match. Three minutes Morse scored his fifth when Kyle McCausey headed a ball out of the air and Morse booted it into the net. McCausey ended the match four minutes later with Morse earning the assist. Oscoda won 9-1, finishing the match by Mercy Rule with six minutes remaining.
Morse was excited after the match and said, "We completely dominated tonight. We started out rocky in the first 20 minutes but came out strong and determined in the second half." Coach Gary Schneider seconded his thoughts and added, "It was a solid game. The offense came to play tonight and need to play this up tempo style more often. We should be showing our speed in every match."
The Oscoda defense has been solid all season and were on their game all night. Goalkeeper Coty Nolff had an easy first half, stopping 3 of the 4 shots he faced. Standish did pick up their offense in the second half, forcing Nolff to make 11 saves, some of which were point blank and quite acrobatic. Brandon McCausey led the defense with 6 steals, 1 non-keeper save and 6 intercepts. Brother Kyle racked up 6 steals also. Dennis stole 5 balls, had a non-keeper save and 3 intercepts. Eric Ostrander had one of his best showings with 5 intercepts and 3 steals. Smith was credited with a non-keeper save.
Oscoda, who upped their record to 12-5, host Alcona on Wednesday at 5:00pm, travel to Fairview for a 1:00pm match on Saturday and finish the regular season on Wednesday the 14th hosting Houghton Lake at 5:00pm.

 

Garden City 8 - Romulus 0
Scoring for GC: Andrew Hthiy (3 goals, 1 assist), Tyler Arban (1 goal, 3 assist); Andrew Chambo (2 goals); Joshua Sheko (1 goal, 1 assist); Vaughn Frederick (1 assist), Justin Vincent (1 goal); John Selenski (1 assist). Garden City is 7-7-2, 5-2 WWAC.

 

Redford Union JV 3 - Wayne Memorial JV 0
Redford Union posted another shut out. This time it was against Wayne Memorial. Scoring for Redford Union was Aaron Sandelin, which scored 2 goals and Brendan Isaacson had the other goal. Justin Ruffner posted his first shut out for the season. Redford Union has a record of 3-8-1 for the season. Next up for Redford Union is a home league match on Wednesday October 7th against Edsel Ford.

 

Wayne Memorial 4 - Redford Union 2

 

October 3rd

 

Oxford 1 - Waterford Mott 1

 

Plymouth Christian 8 - Baptist Park 5

 

Holt 4 - Dexter 1
Dexter is now 9-4-3 - Holt is 16-0-1

Dexter JV 0 - Holt JV 0

 

Hartland 4 - Flint Powers 1
Hartland completed a three win week with a victory at home over Flint Powers. Adam Schiller returned from injury to score with his second touch and later added a PK to end the scoring. Ian Lovern and Tyler West each added a goal to secure the win.Hartland 4 - Flint Powers 1
Hartland completed a three win week with a victory at home over Flint Powers. Adam Schiller returned from injury to score with his second touch and later added a PK to end the scoring. Ian Lovern and Tyler West each added a goal to secure the win. 

 

Cranbrook 4 - Birmingham Roeper 0
In Cranbrook's homecoming game, the Cranes defeated Roeper 4-0. Despite playing with only 10 men for a majority of the game, four different Cranes scored to seal the victory. Juniors Joey Lagrasso and Connor Sakwa both scored once in the first half. Andy Holmes and freshman Jason Miller added two more goals for Cranbrook in the second half. Andrew "Chewy" Rouff earned the shutout in net making several fantastic saves to keep Roeper off the board. Cranbrook (8-3-1).

 

Troy Athens 0 - Livonia Stevenson 0
The host Spartans carried play in the first half but were unable to put one past Athens keeper Alec Bezerra. The Redhawks turned the tables in the 2nd half but Stevenson keeper Conner Burton made 2 quality saves in the final 15 seconds to preserve the tie between these two old rivals. Athens now stands at 5-4-4.

 

October 2nd

 

Fraser 2 - SCS Lakeview 2
Fraser's first goal came from junior defender Corey Foster, assisted by defender Jon Mueller. The second goal came from junior forward Mike Kepler, assisted by senior Sean Mok. Coach Kick recognized the efforts of Greg Petty, Tom Mok, Cale Burke and Keith Swistock and Nino Tannahill for his big save during the closing minutes of the game.

Fraser JV 0 - SCS Lakeview JV 0
Fraser 2 - SCS Lakeview 2
Fraser's first goal came from junior defender Corey Foster, assisted by defender Jon Mueller. The second goal came from junior forward Mike Kepler, assisted by senior Sean Mok. Coach Kick recognized the efforts of Greg Petty, Tom Mok, Cale Burke and Keith Swistock and Nino Tannahill for his big save during the closing minutes of the game.

Fraser JV 0 - SCS Lakeview JV 0

 

Farmington 3 - Garden City 0

 

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 8 - Wyoming Rogers 0

 

Dexter 3 - Chelsea 1
Dexter is now 9-3-3.

Dexter JV 2 - Chelsea JV 0

Novi Detroit CC 3 - Divine Child 0

De LaSalle 2 - Brother Rice 1

Brother Rice JV 2 - De LaSalle JV 1

 

New Boston Huron 3 - Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 1
Joey Newbery recorded thre goals. Shane Theisen, Joe Filek, and John Blazo recorded assists. Huron is now 10-1-2 for the season and 8-0-2 in the Huron League.

 

Harbor Beach 3 - Croswell - Lexington 0
Harbor Beach had goals from Andrew Siemen, Seth Guza and Tyler Buchholz in a 3-0 win over Croswell - Lexington. Scott Grekowicz added an assist.

 

Birmingham Groves 2 - Walled Lake Western 2
Western opened the scoring at 33:53 with a goal by Kyle Alsheskie. Groves responded 30 seconds later off a corner kick header by Dan Parker. Groves took the lead at 21:54 on Dan Parkers 2nd goal of the night. Western got a goal early in the 2nd half by Adam Wright. Groves improves to 13-2-3 next game @ cross town rival Seaholm Monday night at 7:00.

 

Country Day 3 - Brighton 2
In a game played at Brighton, Country Day scored first on a late first half goal by sophomore Tariq Akeel (assisted by Jeff Rogers). Country Day took a 2 goal lead in the second half as senior Jeff Rogers sent an early cross from his right midfield position to send senior Ben Weinstein in alone to score. Brighton closed the margin on a hard shot by Taylor Mazurek from 30 yards out. After a nice passing combination, Country Day was able to get in deep resulting in a crossed ball that ended up being shot from close range and blocked numerous times was eventually driven in by Ben Weinstein for his second goal of the game. Brighton senior Zach Roggenkamp was able to narrow the margin but Country Day prevailed to improve their record to 14 -3. Brighton is now 9 - 3 - 3.

 

Bloomfield Hills Andover 2 - Cranbrook 1
The Barons defeated the Cranes in this rematch of last year's D2 district semi-final game. Andover's goals were scored by John Shabino and Matt Osborn with an assist from Zach Bergman. Cranbrook's goal came from Joey LaGrasso. Andover is now 3-10-2 on the season. Cranbrook is 7-3-1 overall.

 

Ann Arbor Huron 5 - North Farmington 0
Shutout for Drew Sheppard in goal; Huron goals by Mario Teixeira (2), Ben Patterson, Matt Ybarra, and Steve Weidenbach.

 

Walled Lake Central 4 - Livonia Franklin 2

 

Davison 3 - North Branch 0
Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 8 saves. Current Record: 8-6-2. League Record (TVC East): 5-3-1.

Davison JV 1 - North Branch JV 0

 

Avondale 1 - Brandon 0

 

Trenton 3 - Woodhaven 1
Trenton goals by Sean Calo (2) & Jesse Stefani. Assists from Jesse Sykes & Sean Calo. Woodhaven goal scored by Mario Konja. Trenton's record improves to 12-1-0, 12-0-0 league.

Trenton JV 0 - Woodhaven JV 0

 

Ann Arbor Greenhills 3 - Oakland Christian 2
A game played on a wet muddy field with a lot of players slippin and sliding. Halfway through the first period Greenhills' Peter Jacobson broke through the defense and put it past the goalkeeper. With two minutes left in the half, Rob Dolot struck from the left and beat the goalkeeper just inside the far post. Midway through the second half, OCS scored with a nice shot that sailed over the keeper into the upper left corner. With 11 minutes left Dolot raced down the left side of the field and crossed to Patrick Duggan, in the box who put it away. OCS was given a penalty shot for the final goal, but ran out of time while pressing for a tying goal. A hard-played game by both teams. Greenhills is now 13-1 overall ( 8-0 in the MIAC).

 

October 1st

 

Birminham Roeper 5 - University Liggett 1

 

Lutheran Westland 3 - Southfield Christian 0
Senior Gage Flanery, senior Laith Francis, and junior Trevor Sultana scored for Lutheran Westland (5-5-3, 3-5-2 MIAC). Freshman goalkeeper Nick Andrzejewski made four saves en route to his 3rd shut-out of the season. Southfield Christian drops to 1-9-1, 0-6-1 MIAC.

 

Hudsonville Freedom Baptist 8 - Muskegon Catholic Central 0
At Freedom Baptist, Shane Barthuly scored the final five goals of the game as the Falcons beat the Crusaders in a River Valley Conference game. It is the second five-goal game of the season for Barthuly, a senior forward. He now is the schools all-time leading scorer with 110 career points. Freedom led 5-0 at halftime. Also scoring for Freedom were Zack Gatlin, Kory Koster and Nate Weflen. Ethan Davis earned his eighth shut of the season in net. Freedom improves to 10-5-1 overall and 5-1 in conference. MCC is 8-4-1 and 3-4.

 

Lutheran South 4 - Calvary Christian 0
Lutheran South is now 11-1-1 (10-1 MIAC).

 

Grand Rapids South Christian 9 - Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 0
Misha Cooke scored a hat trick and Drew Lockwood added a pair of goals as South Christian overpowered visiting Ottawa Hills 9-0. Dan Miedema, Hal Phillips, Alex Anger, and Matt Christians also scored for the Sailors. South Christian improved its OK Gold-leading record to 10-0 (13-0-1 overall).

 

Warren Woods Tower 2 - Hazel Park 0
Tower's first goal was scored Gordon Kelly assisted by Michael Sorrentino. Second goal was scored by Jacob Warwinsky assisted by Devon McVettie.

 

Brighton 3 - Milford 1
At Brighton, Milford junior goalkeeper Beau Prey single-handedly kept his team in the game, registering 19 saves, many of them acrobatic, including stopping a PK in the game's final minute. Brighton goals were scored by junior Grant Chong, senior Kyler Newcomb and senior Zachariah Roggenkamp. The Milford goal was scored by senior Brandt Stephen. Brighton moves to 6-0-2 in the KLAA, 8-2-3 overall. Milford falls to 2-6 in the KLAA, 3-9-1 overall.

 

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 8 - Ypsilanti 0
Richard moves to 11-1-1 on the year.

 

Walled Lake Northern 1 - Walled Lake Central 0

 

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0
At Bloomfield Hills Andover. Lahser retakes the Battle Axe from cross town rival Andover , winning 2-0. Two first half goal completed the scoring sheet as Mike Henderson banged a ball in from close and Alex Landschulz took a ball from Lee Elisevich to score with :01 left in the half. Lahser was anchored by Evan Wahl with 3 saves, with steady defense by Jamie Peters. This is Evan Wahl’s 6th shut out. Andover keeper Joe Wygoski was challenged with 8 saves. Lahser record is 4-9-3, 3-3-3 OAA Red. Andover is 2-10-2, 1-7-1 OAA Red.

 

Eaton Rapids 3 - Fowlerville 0
Eaton Rapids goals scored by Adam Jaksa, Chris Betz, and Ryan Tomlinson. Assits for Adam Jaksa, and Chris Betz with 2. Jake Masteller made 2 saves. Eaton Rapids record is 8-5-4 (4-1 CAAC Gold)

Eaton Rapids JV 0 - Fowlerville JV 3

 

Traverse City West JV 4 - Traverse City Central JV 3
Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 8-4-2 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 13-1-1. Shots on Goals: Traverse City West Junior Varsity 7, TraverseCity Central Junior Varsity 5.

Traverse City West 3 - Traverse City Central 1
Traverse City West is 4-1-1 in the Big North Conference and 8-4-1 overall, Traverse City Central is 3-3 in the Big North Conference and 11-4 overall. Shots on Goals : Traverse City West 17, Traverse City Central 5.

 

Novi Detroit CC 2 – Ann Arbor Pioneer 1
CC extends its unbeaten streak to 12 games by defeating AA Pioneer 2-1 in non-league play. In a hard fought game, Pioneer scored in the first three minutes to take a 1-0 lead. That score held until half time. In the first 3 minutes of the second half, Joshua Gatt knotted the score at 1-1. Pioneer almost took the lead 10 minutes later when they banged one off the crossbar. With five minutes remaining, Gatt put the home team in front for good with a great individual effort. Beating two defenders to the outside, he cut in on goal and sent the ball far post for the game winner. CC is now 9-1-3.

 

West Bloomfield 3 - Brother Rice 3

 

Ferndale 3 - Pontiac 1
Ferndale is 7-7-1 o/a and 2-3-1 OAA White.

 

Walled Lake Western 3 - Lakeland 0
In a well played match at Lakeland, Western led 1-0 at the half on a goal by Kyle Alsheskie. Adam Wright scored 2 second half goals for the Warriors who are now 10-2-1 (6-1-1 in the KLAA North). Lakeland fall to 8-4-3 (4-3-1). Nick Lewin, Wright, and Raul Garcia had assists.

 

Bishop Foley 3 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 0

 

Royal Oak 1 - Seaholm 0
Royal Oak Overall record: 12-2-3. Royal Oak OAA RED record: 5-2-2.

 

Farmington Hills Harrison 1 - N. Farmington 1

 

Rochester Stoney Creek 1- Rochester High 0
Goal scored by Zack Schewee, assisted by Raoul Fulgos. Sheldon Medici in net for shut out.

 

Waterford Mott 1 - Waterford Kettering 0

 

Grand Blanc 5 - Pinckney 1
Grand Blanc (11-1-2 Overall), (6-0-2 KLAA).

 

Troy Athens 1 - Clarkston 1
The Clarkston Wolves got a goal from Garret Gotaas midway through the first half as they carried most of the play to the Redhawks. Athens regrouped at halftime and turned the momentum in their favor and equalized on a goal by David Ostergaard with 20 minutes to play. Neither team was able to net the game winner and were forced to settle with a 1-1 draw. The result leaves Clarkston at 8-3-3 and 3-2-2 while Athens is now 5-4-3 and 4-3-3. The Redhawks travel to Livonia Stevenson tomorrow afternoon.

Inter City Baptist 3 - Plymouth Christian 1

Ypsilanti Lincoln 8 - Redford Thurston 0
Lincoln ups it record to 6-3-2 Overall and 3-3-1 in SEC.

Hartland 6 - Howell 0
The Eagles withstood some early pressure from Howell and secured the home win thanks to a goal from Jack Berry, two from Ian Lovern, and three from Tyler West. Hartland is now 5-7 overall and 4-4 KLAA West.