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THE MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SCOREBOARD

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August - September 2007

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September 29th

Northville 1 - Novi 1

Novi's Nate Robinson tied the game with 22 seconds left in the game with a free kick. Northville's goal was made by Latif Alashe on an assist from Nick Kolbow. Novi is now 10 - 2 - 2; Northville is now 11 - 1 - 4.

Forest Hills Eastern 2 - Forest Hills Central 1

Potter (FHC) scored in the 17th minute. Scott Howard (FHE) scored the tying goal 12 seconds later. Howard scored the game-winner in the 77th minute. FHE moves to 12-1-0 on the season.

Oakland Christian 4 - Lenawee Christian 0

Oakland Christian caps a great homecoming weekend with the win over a tough Lenawee Christian team. Junior Jacob Stanko Scored 2 goals and provided an assist in the winning effort. Addition goals came from Chris Perrin and Derek Zwier. Assists for OCS came from Derek Zwier, Chris Perrin, and Noah Nelson. OCS Keeper, Kramer Everett recorded the shut-out with 9 saves. Lenawee keeper, John Morrison had 6 saves. OCS overall record is now 13-4. Lenawee Christian's record is 10-2-2.

Utica Henry Ford II 2 - St. Clair Shores Lakeview 0

Utica Ford scored once in each half to win this hard fought MAC crossover match. Ford improves to 11-3-2 , Lakeview falls to 11-2.

Andover 2 - Lahser 2

Cross-town rivals Andover (#10 D2) and Lahser (#9 D2) clashed in this battle of the Hills for bragging rights and possession of the Battle Ax. When all was said and done the game ended with the Barons and Knights playing to a draw. Andover's goals came from Alex Issa (Jake Barnett) and Jimmy Najia, while Senior Captain Doug Riddle continued his stellar play. Lahser's goals came from Cody Henderson and Nick Wilke. Andover is now 7-3-2 overall (4-2-0 OAA III). Lahser moves to 5-1-7 overall(2-1-5 OAA II).

Notre Dame Prep 3 - Linden 2

Durand 2 - Laingsburg/Bath 2

Durand visited Laingsburg/Bath in a rematch of their earlier 2-1 defeat at the hands of the Wolfpack. Durand stopped the Wolfpack’s winning string at ten games but was unable to break their undefeated streak as the match ends in a 2-2 tie. Laingsburg dominated the 1^st half ,scoring two unmatched goals and Durand retaliated by dominiating the 2^nd half, scoring two unmatched goals. Wolfpack’s Matt Johnson opened the scoring at the 19:50 mark off the chip from Rysam Hurley. Rysam Hurley also assisted 10 minutes later in setting up the John Brown goal. In the 2^nd period, Durands Cameron Beckner scored at the 32:18 mark and 6 minutes later Eivind Knutsen scored the tieing goal. Laingsburg/Bath is 12-2-1 on the season and Durand is 5-5-4 Laingsburg/Bath play next on 10/4 versus Chesaning @ LHS @ 5p.m. Laingsburg/Bath Shots on Goal:16. Bath Goals: Matt Johnson, John Brown. Laingsbrrg/Bath Assists: Rysam Hurley 2. Laingsburg/Bath Saves: Brian Henry 5. Durand Shots on Goal: 11. Durand Goals: Cameron Beckner, Eivind Knutsen. Durand Saves: Kyle Wilhelmi 5.

Anchor Bay 1 - DeLaSalle 1

DeLaSalle and Anchor Bay played to a tough 1-1 draw. DeLaSalle struck at the 20 minute mark of the first half but Anchor Bay tied the game with under 2 minutes remaining in the second half.

Troy Athens 2 - Saginaw Heritage 0

Athens scored 5 minutes into the contest as Kyle Riopelle found Mike Ayotte alone on the far post to put the Redhawks up 1-0. After intermission, Alex Parent slotted a nice pass to Danny Jackson to give the Redhawks a 2 goal cushion. Andre Bezerra made 6 saves to record the 4th shutout of the season for the 5-8-0 Redhawks who travel to Carman Ainsworth on Monday.

Seaholm 3 - Oxford 1

The Seaholm Maples improved their record to 8-4-1 (OAA Division II- 5-2-1) with a 3-1 win over The Oxford Wildcats. Details are as follows: Junior, Jake Dangovian scored with 37:59 remaining in the first half with an unassisted goal. Seaholm 1 - Oxford 0 Junior, Chris MacKenzie scored off a throw-in from Senior, Co-Captain, Brian Finley with 13:59 remaining in the first half. Seaholm 2 - Oxford 0 Steven Walker scored for Oxford with 2:39 remaining in the first half. Seaholm 2 - Oxford 1. Halftime score: Seaholm 2 - Oxford 1 Jake Dangovian scored his second goal of the game off Brian Finley's second throw-in assist of the game with 16:23 remaining in the game. Seaholm 3 - Oxford 1 Final: Seaholm 3 - Oxford 1 Goalkeepers: Seaholm: Evan Tylinda - 4 Saves Oxford: Goalkeeper Unknown- 4 Saves Seaholm's next game is Monday, October 1st, at North Farmington (6:45PM). Also this week: Tuesday at Maple Field against Groves (7:00PM) and Thursday at Maple Field against Division 1, Troy Colts (7:00PM).

Dexter 4 - Jackson Lumen Christi 1

Walled Lake Northern 1 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0

The Knights set a new school record by earning their 9^th victory of the season at Farmington Hills Harrison on Saturday. The lone goal came with just 7 minutes remaining in the game as Aaron Rosenberg received a cross from Jordan Turner at the 18, beat two defenders, and hit a hard shot that Harrison’s keeper, Zach Fricaro, was unable to handle. The Knights’ defense put in a strong effort, allowing just four shots on net. Northern’s Kyle Huismann made all of the stops, recording his 9^th shutout of the season. Northern’s overall record is 9-4-2 and their division record is 4-3-2.

South Haven 5 - Niles 0
2' Aaron Phelps, 34' Phelps, 37' Phelps, 44' Larry Garcia (PK), 44' Garcia.

Monroe 3 - Bedford 0

Maumee Valley Country Day High School Tournament

At Toledo, Ohio

Greenhills 4 - Lakeridge Academy 1

On Saturday, Greenhills fought a hard battle with Lakeridge Academy. Lakeridge opened the scoring. Greenhills went in front 2-1 before the half with goals from Peter Jacobson and Andre Pegeron. In the last four minutes of the game, Greenhills broke it open with two more goals from Peter Jacoboson and Jack Schueller for a 4-1 victory. (Greenhills is now (7-3-3)). Tournament player medals were given to goal keeper Charlie DeChants, Rob Dolot, Peter Jacobson and Alex Kuwada.

September 28th

Maumee Valley Country Day High School Tournament

At Toledo, Ohio

Greenhills 6 - Muamee Valley 0

. Lakeridge Academy (Cleveland, OH) defeated Emmanuel Christiian(Springfield, Ohio)

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Grosse Ile 5 - Monroe St. Mary CC 0

Gani Ziberi led the Red Devils with two goals and an assist. Nick Hickman and Louie Morin each had a goal, and Alex Lemanski sent a penalty kick into the net. Assists were made by Jamie Martini, Spencer Schaffer, and Danilo Arfelli. Grosse Ile is now 13-0 overall and 10-0 in the Huron league.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 3 - Ann Arbor Huron 0

Trenton 2 - Detroit Western International 1

Trenton hosted Detroit Western International in a non-league game and ran out winners by a scoreline of 2-1. A early in each half, one from Sean Calo, and the second from Josh Proffitt gave the hosts a 2 goal lead before their opponents pulled a goal back late in the second half. Trenton record 4-5-0 (Mega), 6-8-0 overall.

Lutheran North 1 - Romeo 1
Lutheran North now 6-5-4.

Livonia Stevenson 1 - Country Day 0

Stevenson scored late in the second half on a goal by senior captain Dylan Green(assist David Simor). Stevenson goalkeepers Justin Collins and Connor Burton earned the shutout. Stevenson remains undefeated at 13-0. Country Day’s record is 11 - 3 - 1.

Oakland Christian 5 - Lutheran Northwest 0

Senior Derek Zwier scored 2 goals for OCS with Jacob Stanko, Josh McKenna, and Cameron Johns each adding a goal. Assists came from Caleb Stanko and Danny Lee. Oakland Christian's overall record goes to 12-4.

Bishop Foley 2 - St. Mary's 1

Bishop Foley struggled against a scrappy St. Mary's team, but in the end had just enough to get a 2-1 win. Senior Matt Stephens continued his strong play notching the 1st goal of the game for Bishop Foley. St. Mary's scored late in the half to tie it at 1 going into the break. The 2nd half was sloppy, but Venture Senior Andrew Guzi put in the game winner, his 2nd of the year, for Bishop Foley. Senior Joey Reyes got the win in goal. With the win, the Ventures improve to 7-6 overall, 5-2 in league play and clinch a CHSL playoff spot. Bishop Foley will next host Notre Dame Prep next Tuesday with a chance the AA Title at stake. Game time is 7:00pm.

Walled Lake Western 5 - Milford 0

In a non-conference match played at Milford on Friday, Western ran out to a 2-0 halftime lead on goals by Winston Henderson and Krishna Mahajan. Henderson added another goal in the second half, and Stephen Magee and Adam Wright also scored. Assists went to Magee, Henderson, Raul Garcia, Dan Czarnik, Mark Wright and Ermal Ombashi. Western is 8-5-1 overall.

Oscoda 6 - Fairview 1

Oscoda hosted the Fairview Eagles Friday night for a soccer match and the Owls won, 6-1. Oscoda raised their record to 6-7-1 overall and remained at 4-5 in NEMC play. The Owls celebrated Senior Night under the lights and lit up the nets with an offensive explosion. The Owls put 24 shots on goal and had the Eagles shutout until they found the net with six minutes left in the match. Seniors Adam Dettmer and Jeremy Colborn hooked up and scored the first goal of the game just 58 seconds in. Colborn hit Dettmer with a long pass that Adam blasted into the net. The next goal was scored by Senior Captain Mike Leveille, with the help of fellow captain Dettmer, in the 31st minute. The score was 2-0 at the half. After the halftime festivities, Senior Jon Jack found the net after just one minute. Freshman Brandon McCausey picked up an assist. Senior Josh Hodges scored his first of the year just over a minute later. Six minutes later, Dettmer scored his second of the match. Leveille picked up assists on both goals. Dettmer picked up his second assist of the match when he helped Freshman John McDonald score the first goal of his varsity career. Senior Danny Carlson picked up the win in the net. Carlson stopped 13 of 14 shots in the game. Junior Ryan Clouse had a big night on defense with 10 steals and 6 intercepts. Senior Captain Tim Ruby had 3 steals and 6 intercepts. The Owls finished up a rough week with four matches, three on the road. Oscoda's next match will be with Standish, on Wednesday at 5:00pm.

Roeper 2 - Inter-City Baptist 1 (OT)

September 27th

Lutheran Westland 0 - Lutheran North 0

Lutheran Westland (8-3-3, 4-3-1 Metro). Lutheran North (6-5-3, 4-1-3 Metro).

Novi Detroit 9 - Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 1

CC is 11-2-2 overall.

Woodhaven 3 - Ypsilanti 0

In a Mega Conference crossover game, the Warriors of Woodhaven beat their host, Ypsilanti by a three goal margin. The Ypsi. defense played well, making the Warriors work for their win. At the 13 minute mark, Stephen Susalla headed home from a Mike Toupin cross. Several minutes before half time, the Warriors were awarded a penalty when Tim Vella was pulled down in the box...Tim converted the kick by tucking it in the lower right corner. Half time 2-0. Second half, play continued to go back and forth but at the 20 minute mark, Chris Oberdorf cracked one home from about six yards out, after receiving a nice pass from Shane Theisen. Juan Camarena had the Woodhaven shut-out. Good performances from Warriors..Tim Vella, Mario Konja, Chris Oberdorf, Zach Bennett, Steven Susalla, Vinny DiResta, AJ Bertani and Josh Dwornick. Woodhaven season record is 9-7-0.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2 - Jackson Christian 2

The Irish goals were scored by Joey McCoy and Aaron Myler assisted by John Heinrichs and Tim Hughes. Jackson Christian goals were scored by Kyle Daugherty and Adam Barsuhn. Gabriel Richards record moves to 7-3-2.

Waterford Kettering 2 - Groves 1

Traverse City West 3 - Alpena 2.

Traverse City West 7-0-0 in the Big North Conference and 11-2-0 overall and Alpena is 2-5-0 in the Big North Conference and 9-7-0 overall. In Taverse City, Traverse City Central 5 Cadillac 4 Traverse City Central is 3-4-0 in the Big North Conference and 7-5-0 overall. Cadillac 2-4-1 in the Big North Conference and 5-5-2 overall.

Avondale 3 - West Bloomfield 0

Avondale (13-2-1, 7-0) moved closer to securing their first division title in eight years. Steve Bohne (Evan Walker) and Rees Williams (Chad Gaffke) scored in the first half and Evan Walker (Rees Williams) scored in the second half. Bryce Dobbins had the shutout for the Yellowjackets. Avondale visits Farmington Harrison on Tuesday before hosting Flint Powers (#1 in D3) on Wednesday.

Perry JV 3 - Fowlerville JV 1
Fowlerville Goal- Cody Musteffe

Fowlerville 2 - Perry 1

Fowlerville goals- Anthony Lee (assist Corey Barron), Isaac Downing (assist Pat Ward). Perry Goal- Greg Forman (assist Tony Rosado). Saves- (F) Nate Simon 4, (P) Scott Waller 8. Fowlerville 7-7, Perry 5-6-1.

South Lyon 2 - Pinckney 0
South Lyon is 8-0-2 in the KVC and 12-0-3 overall. Pinckney is 2-7-1 in the KVC and 3-7-1 overall.

South Lyon JV 1 - Pinckney JV 1

Andover 3 - Farmington 0

The Barons earned the victory in this OAA Div. III league game. Senior Captain Zach Wyzgoski had a stellar game netting 2 goals and 1 assist, while Jake Barnett added 1 goal and 1 assist of his own. Yusuke Yagi also tallied 1 assist. Once again Senior Captain Doug Riddle played outstanding in contributing to this win. Lukasz Orzelski had the shutout in net. Andover is now 7-3-1 overall and 4-2-0 in league. Farmington moves to 8-6-0 overall and 3-4-0 in league.

Troy 2 - Rochester 1

Monroe 5 - Ferndale 0

Their record drops to 6-3-3 on the season. next up for the Eagles are the Lake Shore Shorians on Monday @ 6.

U of D Jesuit 2 - Brother Rice 2

The Cubs of U of D Jesuit and the Warriors of Brother Rice faced off for their second Detroit Catholic League match of the season on U of D Jesuit's home pitch. After withstanding the earlier Brother Rice pressure, U of D was able to fight back with the half ending in a 0-0 tie. Early in the second half, the Cubs of U of D jumped out to a 1-0 lead on an unassisted goal by Junior Stennett Nyeka-Nyeka. On a restart, the Warriors answered back on a goal by Senior Michael Robinson. Within minutes, the Cubs answered back on a strong shot by Senior Mark Cunningham. Junior Kevin Dzierzawski scored the final goal of the match on another restart for Brother Rice. With about 8 minutes left in the match, the fields were cleared as a result of a thunderstorm. The teams returned to the pitch, to complete the match. Although each team had a number of scoring opportunities in the final 8 minutes, they both walked off the field earning a hard fought tie and a final score of 2-2.

Dexter 5 - Chelsea 1

Dexter is now 10-2-1 (6-1-0 SEC White). Chelsea is now 1-10-3 (0-6-2 SEC White)

Dexter JV 1 - Chelsea JV 1

Berkley 1 - Royal Oak 1

Bishop Foley 2 - Cousino 1

Bishop Foley continued its strong play winning their 3rd in a row and 4th in 5 games defeating Warren Cousino 2-1. Senior Matt Stephens provided the offense scoring both goals, the game winner with 7:41 left, to lead the Ventures. Stephens has scored 4 goals in the past two games. Sophomore Bryan Witters assisted on the 1st goal. Senior Joey Reyes recorded the win in goal. With the win, Bishop Foley evens its overall record at 6-6. Warren Cousino drops to 4-7-2. The Ventures will play a league game at St. Mary's tomorrow at 4:00pm. A win tomorrow clinches a CHSL Playoff spot for Bishop Foley.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 4 - Tecumseh 3

The Railsplitters avenge an early season loss to the Indians. A hard, tough and chippy game by both teams. Lincoln goals were scored by Brian Bush, Mike Dibbs and Josh Ritchey. Lincoln's record is 7-4-1 Overall and 3-4-1 (SEC white). Lincoln's next game is against Adrian on October 2 at 6:30pm.

Grand Ledge 3 - Eastern 0
Grand Ledge is 12-2 overall.

Grand Ledge JV 5 - Eastern JV 0
Grand Ledge JV is 13-1 overall.

Buchanan 1- Niles Brandywine 1
37' Mikel Lindzy (B). 47' Jacob Harris (BW).

Berrien Springs 6 - Cassopolis 0

Edwardsburg 4 - Three Oaks River Valley 2

Covert 5 - New Buffalo 2
Goals: C - Jorge Gallegos (3), Elvis Bautista (2); NB - Ryan Piner, Covert own goal

Bridgman 6 - St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 0
Goals: David Herrera (2), Robby Clark (2), Tyler Allen, Brandon Smith.

Fennville 4 - Gobles 3
19' Eric Salinas (F), 20' Jeremiah Moore (G), 25' Randy Batista (G),38' Moore (G). 41' Daniel De Lucas (F), 64' De Lucas (F), 80' De Lucas (F).

Grosse Pointe South 4 - L’Anse Creuse North 1

1^st Half Scoring – (G) 29:05 GPS Chris Thomas assisted by Mike Cunningham. (G) 11:17 GPS Jackson Hartman. Halftime – Grosse Pointe South 2 - L’Anse Creuse North 0. 2^nd Half Scoring – (G) 30:22 LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Bruce Harrier. (G) 13:53 GPS Chris Thomas. (G) 10:32 GPS Chris Thomas. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 4-7-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 2-4. Grosse Pointe South Overall 9-6. Grosse Pointe South MAC White 6-0.

September 26th

Taylor Kennedy 4 - Carlson 3

Carlson traveled to Kennedy High School for a rematch game in a pivotal MEGA White game for the Marauders. The teams played scoreless soccer for the first 25 minutes of the game. Kennedy finished the first half strong with 3 unanswered goals, taking a 3-0 lead into half time. Carlson came out stronger in the second half and got on the scoreboard only 2 minutes in. Kennedy answered that goal 13 minutes with their 4^th goal of the match. Scoring for the Eagles were, Kyle Rapley, RC Mucaj, Tim Hamp and Mike Charge. Carlson added two more goals before time expired, falling short once again by a goal. Scoring for the Marauders was: Joel Martin 2 goals and 1 assist, Sean Falkenberg with 1 goal and Mike Susko with 1 assist. Carlson is now 6-6-1 overall and 3-3-0 in MEGA White play. Kennedy improves to 11-0-1 overall and 6-0-1 in the MEGA White conference.

Southgate Anderson 7 - Ypsilanti 0

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 2 - Fraser 0

It was a battle for first place in the MAC Blue Division as the Lakeview Huskies earned a 2-0 win over the Fraser Ramblers.Things went into half time knotted up at 0-0, but Lakeview would strike 3 minutes into the second half with a goal from senior midfielder Greg Norrod on a nice setup from sophomore midfielder Aldi Benkolli. Lakeview senior defender Drew Wright put the game out of reach for Fraser with a goal off a corner kick with about 4 minutes remaining. Senior goal keeper Kris Trombley earned the shutout in goal for the Huskies. Lakeview improves to 6-0 in the MAC Blue (11-1 overall), Fraser falls to 4-2 (10-4-1 overall).

Northville 8 - Franklin 0

A good night for the Mustangs resulted in two goals by Masato Morioka, one each from Latif Alashe, Doug Beason, John Hatzis, Bobby Kruse, Andrei Ionescu, and a killer penalty kick from Steve Lempke. The Patriots fall to 3 - 10; Northville is now 11 - 1 - 3.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 0 - Saline 0

Eaton Rapids JV 4 - Fowlerville JV 0

Eaton Rapids 3 - Fowlerville 0

Eaton Rapids Goals- Steltz, Dobbs, Mergener Eaton Rapids Assists- Jaksa, Smith. Saves- ER Patterson 1, FHS Simon 11.
Eaton Rapids 13-0-1, 4-0 CAAC. Fowlerville 6-7, 1-3 CAAC.

New Boston Huron 4 - Riverview 0

Gerardo Melgarejo, Jake Brewer, Jeremy Summitt, and Matt Proffitt scored for Huron. Melgarejo picked up two assists while Brewer and Summitt were credited with the other assists for the 5-6-2 Chiefs. Zac Richardson posted his first career shutout.

Trenton 5 - Allen Park 2

Trenton traveled to Allen Park for a Mega Red match up and quickly stamped their authority on the game, going close on several occasions before finally taking the lead 10 minutes into the game when Vijay Pochyarath scored from the corner of the box. However, Allen Park quickly responded 2 minutes after the restart when a shot deflected into the Trojan goal to tie the game. Trenton continued to attack and 2 goals in a 3 minute period from mid-fielder Daniel Pena game the Trojans a 3-1 half time lead. Five minutes into the half, Trenton increased their lead when Sean Calo ran onto a through ball from Luca Mariolini to slot past the Jags goal-keeper. Allen Park replied after a goalmouth scramble to make the score 4-2, 14 minutes into the second half. Trenton scored their 5th and final goal a the 22 minute mark in the second, when Jesse Sykes finished a cross from Cody Steele to make it 5-2, giving the Trojans their third league win in a row. Trenton Mega record 4-5-0, Overall 5-8-0.

Walled Lake Northern 5 - Westland John Glenn 0
Northern's record is 8-4-2.

Grosse Ile 7 - Onsted 0

Andrew Leonard led the Devils in scoring with two goals, and Brazilian exchange student Danilo Arfelli scored once and had two assists. Additional goals were by Pat FitzGerald, Gani Ziberi, Spencer Schaffer, and Nick Hickman. Additional assists were by Jamie Martini [2], Pat FitzGerald, and Rob Gibson. Grosse Ile is now 12-0.

Lapeer East 1 - Oxford 0

Oxford 5-6-3 (3- 2 -1 in the FML). East 5 - 1 in the FML.

Oscoda 4 - Whittemore-Prescott 0

The Oscoda Owls Soccer team broke out of their three game slump last night and came home with a win over their hosts, the Whittemore-Prescott Cardinals, 4-0. Danny Carlson earned a shutout in goal making the three saves he faced during the match.
Firepower was displayed by four different scorers. John Jack opened the scoring when he received an AJ Morse pass and blasted it into the net. Jon Roach scored his second of the year when he headed an Adam Dettmer lob past the Cardinal keeper. Skylar Thurston also scored on a header when Shane Rutys, following Dettmer's lead, lobbed a ball into the box and earned his first assist of the year. Oscoda took the three zip lead into the half and then added a fourth in the second half when Brandon McCausey converted a Penalty Kick to score his first of his varsity career.
Senior Captain, Mike Leveille, led the defense with seven steals and fourteen intercepts. McCausey had four steals and six intercepts while playing the most time he's seen this season. Many of the young Owls saw quality playing time in the match.
Oscoda will host Fairview in a non-conference match-up on Friday night at 7:00pm. This will be the Owls second match "under the lights" this season and will be a special event as the ten Seniors will be honored at halftime for the contribution to the soccer program. Oscoda is now 5-7-1 overall and 4-5 in NEMC play.

Birch Run 1 - Caro 1,

At Caro, Birch Run tied the game around the 65th minute on a corner kick that went directly to the foot of Ryan Rigda who one touched it into the goal. Caro came out to play as Matt Dunham worked hard as a loose ball bounced around and the keeper could not get a handle on it and he poked it in for the 1st half goal for Caro. Birch Run came out flat and never gained any intensity the whole game. Josh Steinley had 1 A for Birch Run and Keeper seth Goulet had 14 saves in goal for Birch Run. Half C 1-0, Shots C 26-19, BR 7-4-3 overall and 4-3-2 TVC-East.

Brandon 1 - Fenton 0

Milan 3 - St. Mary's CC 3

Chris Billau scored 2 goals and Brandon Duval scored the other. Milan's record is now 7 - 3 - 3.

University Liggett School 8 - Lutheran Northwest 0

Garden City 5 - Lincoln Park 3

Garden City’s Tyler Arban earned a hat trick…not to be outdone; Octavio Palomino earned one for Lincoln Park as he scored all of LP’s goals to come from a 0-5 deficit. GC is 3-3 Mega White, 5-5-1 overall, Lincoln Park is 0-5-1 Mega White.

Laingsburg/Bath 5 - Bellevue 1

Laingsburg/Bath Wolfpack went on the road for the 2^nd time this week and defeated the host team , the Bellevue Broncos, on their home turf. The Wolfpack’s John Brown opened the scoring in the 10^th minute off the Matt Johnson feed. Eleven minutes later, it was John Brown going in unassisted to put the Wolfpack up 2-0 at intermission. Seven minutes into the second period , it was John Brown with his 3^rd goal of the night, this one was also assist ed by Matt Johnson. Ten minutes later, Dalton Guggemos picked up the scoring duties for the pack as he buried the 50 yard pass from Eric Silvernail for the 4-0 lead. Bellevue’s Nick Smith tried to fire up the Bronco’s with an unassisted goal with 13 minutes left in the match, however it was the Wolfpack that got fired up and 3 minutes later, Dalton Guggemos scored his 2^nd of the night off the Ben Roberts corner kick for the 5-1 final. Laingsburg is 12-2 on the season and Bellevue is 5-7-1. Laingsburg will meet Durand on Saturday, 9/29 @ 1:00 for a rematch of their close fought match at the “Battle at the Hive” tournament earlier in the year. Laingsburg/Bath Shots on Goal: 1`. Laingsburg/Bath Goals: John Brown 3, Dalton Guggemos 2 . Laingsburg/Bath Assists: Matt Johnson 2, Ben Roberts, Eric Silvernail . Laingsburg/Bath Saves: Brian Henry 3. Bellevue Shots on Goal: 7. Bellevue Goals: Nick Smith. Bellevue Saves: Coby Heller 10.

September 25th

IC's #3, Matt Toigo jumps in to snag a pass

Inter-City Baptist 3 - Oakland Christian 2

Sophomore Jimmy Vanderaa scores all three of IC's goals. Scoring for Oakland were Mitchell Dale and Derek Cwier. Oakland is now 11-4 overall and 3-2 in MIAC action.

Franklin Road Christian 5 - Parkway Christian 4

Franklin goals Andrew Fusco 2 goals Tom Pickren 2 goals Jonathan Cregg 1 goal Franklin 3-2-1 MIAC.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 1 - Lenawee Christian 1

Rob Dolot opened the scoring for Greenhills and Jeremy Winstead scored the goal for Lenawee. Ann Arbor Greenhills is 5-3-3.

Country Day 1 - Cranbrook Kingswood 0

Country Day’s first half goal scored by John Rogers, assisted by Adrian Wright. Peter Livesey earned the team’s 6^th shutout. Country Day’s record is 11-2-1. Cranbrook’s record is 5-3-1.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 2

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard clinched the Tri-Sectional Division with a hard fought 3-2 victory over Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes. Richards goals were scored by senior Joey McCoy, junior Ryan Bridges, and freshman William Schork. The Irish move to 5-0-0 and 7-3-1.

Lutheran North 1 - Clarenceville 0

Drew Kidder got the winner in the first half. Jake Hoard got the shut out for North. Lutheran North now 6-5-2, Metro Conf 4-1-2. Clarenceville now 3-9, Metro Conf. 2-5.

Mason 1 - Jackson Lumen Chrsti 0
Mason goal by Dagan Hammar. Mason assist to Kevin Lounds. In goal for Mason, Cameron Cochran with 1 save. In goal for Lumen Christi, Drew Hill with 11 saves. Mason's record is now 11-3-1 (4-0-0 CAAC Red). Lumen Christi is now 7-6-1 (1-4-0 CAAC Red).

Avondale 1 - Andover 0

In an excellent game played well by both sides, the second ranked (D2) Avondale Yellowjackets seized control in the race for the OAA D3 title by beating Andover (#10 D2) at Avondale. Avondale's GK Bryce Dobbins came up with the biggest play of the game by stopping a penalty shot by Andover early in the second half. Steve Bohne scored the lone goal of the game midway through the second half off an assist by Rees Williams. Avondale (12-2-1, 6-0 OAA3) host West Bloomfield on Thursday.

Groves 1 - Lahser 1

Bene Grimmeisen scored for Groves at the eleven minute mark. Michael Henderson tied it for Lahser with eight minutes left in the game. Groves 8-4-5 overall, 2-3-3 in OAA D2, Lahser is 2-1-5 in OAA D2.

Lake Orion 0 - Clarkston 0

In a game stopped during the second-half due to lightning, Lake Orion (2-4-2 in league and 4-5-2 over-all) and Clarkston (3-2-3 in league and 8-3-3 over-all) go away with the tie in another well played OAA-1 league match. Aram Keteyian and Scott Messer earned the shut out for Lake Orion and Clarkston, respectively.

Petoskey 2 - Traverse City Central 1

Traverse City West 9 - Gaylord 1

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 3 - Warren De La Salle 0

CC is 10-2-2 overall and 5-0-1 in the Catholic League and DeLaSalle is 9-2-2 overall and 4-2-1 in the Catholic League.

Ferndale 3 - Hazel Park 0

Ferndale defeated their cross town rivals and league foe, Hazel Park, by a score of 3-0. Scoring for the Eagles were John Ndeh-Zama with 2, and Micheal Eby Added a spectacular header off of a corner kick. Assists on the evening went to Jeff Traynor, Daniel Herrick, and Micheal Eby. Ryan Kott earned the shut out in goal making 6 saves. Ferndale's record is now 6-2-3 overall and 3-0-1 in league play. Next for the Eagles is a trip to Monroe on Thursday at 5:30.

Berkley 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 0

Ann Arbor Pioneer 2 - Tecumseh 0

Farmington Hills Harrison 3 - Farmington 1

Milford 1 - Howell 1

Dexter 3 - Bedford 1

Dexter is now 10-2-1 (6-1-0 SEC White). Bedford is now 7-6-1 (2-5-1 SEC Red)

South Lyon 5 - Brighton 3
South Lyon is 7-0-2 in the KVC and 11-0-3 overall. Brighton is 5-3-1 in the KVC and 6-4-2 overall.

Brighton JV 2 - South Lyon JV 1

The Oscoda Owls dropped their third straight soccer match Tuesday night to the Alcona Tigers, 2-1. The Owls saw their record drop to 4-7-1 overall and they remained 3-5 in NEMC play. Alcona jumped out to an early lead when Nikole Hampton found the net in the ninth minute of the contest. Oscoda tied the match with two and a half minutes left in the first half when Ryan Clouse found an open AJ Morse and he deposited the ball in the net. Alcona netted the winning goal in the sixty-ninth minute when Jeremy Campbell found net. Oscoda keeper Danny Carlson stopped nine shots but was bested by Alcona's keeper, Stephen Martin, who stopped nine of Oscoda's ten shots. The Owls remain on the road Wednesday and travel to Whittemore-Prescott for a conference match-up. Friday the Owls will host Fairview at 7:00pm and will honor their ten seniors at halftime.

Vamsi Chinta had a goal and an assist for the 4-7-0 Redhawks while John Berra and Brett Miller also added single goals. Bill Belmihoud scored the lone goal for the Falcons who are 5-5-2.

Riverview Gabriel Richard goals scored by AJ. Kause from a direct kick. Dave McMahan, Brendan Gallagher, and Aaron Grignon also scored. Richards record now stands at 4-5-1, 3-4-0 in CHSL AA League play.

Junior Josh Kruger scored 3 goals for Lutheran Westland (8-3-2, 4-3-0 Metro). Junior goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 4 saves to earn his 6^th shut-out of the season.

Kennedy goals were scored by Brad Tumas, Kyle Rapley, Mike Charge, Travis Childress & Tim Hamp. Kennedy 9-0-1, overall and 5-0-1 in Mega White.

Carlson traveled to Ypsilanti High School for a MEGA White match Monday night. The Marauders started slow, and Ypsilanti played well to keep Carlson off the scoreboard until 12:38 into the game. Carlson took a 5-0 lead into half time, and came out into the second half playing well. Scoring for the Marauders were: Phillip Johnson with 2 goals and 1 assist; Corey Neubauer with 2 goals; Joel Martin with 1 goal and 2 assists, Brandon Knott with 1 goal and 1 assist; Pat Lancaster with 1 goal; Buddy Saelzler, Mike Susko and Martin Delpaz with 1 assist each. Martin Delpaz was called up from JV team for this game, along with Jeremy Osborne and Ryan Camilleri. All three played well for the Marauders. Ypsilanti record now stands at 0 -9-0 overall and 0-5-0 in the MEGA White conference. Carlson record now stands at 6-5-1 overall and 3-2-0 in the MEGA White conference. Next up for the Marauders is a conference game at Kennedy on Wednesday night. Last time these two teams met, Carlson gave up a 4-0 lead to lose 5-6.

Laingsburg/Bath went on the road to Saranac and came away with the 4-0 victory. Playing for the first time for the Wolfpack Varsity this year were sophomores Kris Wells, Bobby Hallick, Ian Milligan, Ryan Bray and Josh Hart as they saw extended play in this match. Saranac played hard on their home field and were winning the 50-50’s in the 1^st period, but it was the Wolfpack going ahead 2-0 at intermission. Scoring both 1^st period goal for the ‘Pack was Dalton Guggemos, the first assisted by Ryan Hannah and the 2^nd was unassisted. Dalton completed the hat trick with his 3^rd goal (off a John Brown assist) at the 12 minute mark of the 2^nd period. Matt Johnson finished the scoring for Laingsburg/Bath in the 13^th minute as John Brown tallied his 2^nd assist on the goal. Laingsburg/Bath is 11-2 on the season. Laingsburg/Bath play Bellevue next on 9/26 @ 7:00 in Bellevue. Laingsburg/Bath Shots on Goal: 18. Laingsburg/Bath Goals: Dalton Guggemos 3, Matt Johnson. Laingsburg/Bath Assists: John Brown 2, Ryan Hannah. Laingsburg/Bath Saves: Bobby Hallick 2. Saranac Shots on Goal: 3. Saranac Saves: Michael Brock 10.

Eaton Rapids goals scored by Dan Oyer (2) and Adam Jaksa. Assists to Mike Steltz, Chad Aleo, and Dan Oyer. Chase Patterson had 3 saves for the shut out. Eaton Rapids record is 12-0-1 (3-0 in the CAAC gold division).

First half goals were made for Northville by John Hatzis, and for Plymouth by Daniel Jasewicz and Colin Rolfe. Second half golas were made for Northville by Alex Marilley and Doug Beason and for Plymouth by Colin Rolfe. Plymouth is now 5 - 6- 4; Northville is now 10 - 1 - 3.

Lakeview scores 5 in the first half to put this MAC Blue contest in the win column. Lakeview improves to 5-0 (10-1 overall) in the MAC Blue Division, Warren Mott falls to 3-2 (6-6 overall).

Fowlerville Goals by Cas Wanczyk, Cody Musteffe Varsity Score- Fowlerville 1, DeWitt 3 Fowlerville Goal- Pat Ward (assist Isaac Downing) DeWitt Goals- Connor O'Keefe, Taylor Lotre, Kyle Selden Fowlerville hosts Eaton Rapids on Wednesday, September 26th, and Perry on Thursday, September 27th.

The Oscoda Owls soccer team dropped their second match in a row on Monday night to Ogemaw, 3-0. The Owls were shutout in the match only managing five shots on goal. The Owls came out flat and never did play with any emotion all game. "We again lacked the intensity it takes to play at this level. Not that everyone had a bad game but as a team we are not getting all eleven players on the field working up to their full potential," according to Coach Lee Mertz. Oscoda's week doesn't get any easier as they will travel to Alcona on Tuesday and Whittemore on Wednesday. Friday night they will host Fairview for a 7:00pm match under the lights. Oscoda's record falls to 4-6-1 overall and 3-5 in conference play. Ogemaw ups their record to 9-3 overall and 6-2 in the NEMC.

Oxford goes to 3 – 1 – 1 in the Flint Metro League and 5 – 5 – 3 overall. Brandon goes to 1 – 2 – 2 in the FML.

1^st Half Scoring – (G) LCN Pat Yaghnam assisted by Jacob Gidell. (G) LCN Kyle Formanczyk assisted by Kyle Gabalis. (G) LCN Jacob Gidell assisted by Josh Osantowski. Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 3 - Sterling Heights 0. 2^nd Half Scoring – (G) LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Jacob Gidell. (G) LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Kyle Formanczyk. Jake Foster and Kyle Cauchon earned their 2^nd shutout of the season making 8 saves. L’Anse Creuse North overall 4-6-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 2-3. Sterling Heights overall 1-10. Sterling Heights MAC White 0-5.

South Lyon 0 - Lakeland 0
South Lyon is 10-0-3 overall and 6-0-2 in the KVC. Lakeland is 1-4-3 in the KVC.

South Lyon JV 1 - Lakeland JV 1

Grand Ledge 4 - Williamston 0
Grand Ledge is 11-1 overall.

Grand Ledge JV 5 - Williamston JV 0
Grand Ledge JV is 11-1 overall.

Northville 2 - Saline 2
Goals scored for Northville were by John Hatzis and Latif Alashe.

1st Half Scoring - (G) 36:42 LCN Bruce Harrier assisted by Pat Yaghnam. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 1 - South Lake 0.
2nd Half Scoring - None. Jake Foster recorded his 1st shutout of the season. Good game by defenders Terrence Napiorkowski and Chadwick Kerr.

University of Detroit Jesuit faced off against Anchor Bay for well fought match on U of D Jesuit's home pitch. The Cubs walked off with a 1-0 victory as a result of the the loan goal tallied by junior Paul Jackson. Jackson's header was set up by the great cross from sophomore Darnell Miller who got the assist.

After a 1-0 score at half time, the Eagles netted 4 in the second half. Scoring for the evening was John Ndeh-Zama (3g,1a), Dennis Burgess (1g,1a), and Micheal Baugh with 1 goal. Adding 2 assists was Jeff Traynor. Ryan Kott and Dennis Burgess shared the victory in goal. Up next for the Eagles are the Hazel Park Vikings on Tuesday at 7. Ferndale is now 5-2-3.

Cranbrook improves to 5-2-1, 4-2-1 Metro. Lutheran Westland falls to 7-3-1, 3-3-0 Metro.

The Wolfpack hosted Perry in their 3rd match of the week and came away with a hard fought 4-3 victory. Laingsburg's John Brown opened the scoring in the 7th minute with an unassisted goal. Perry controlled play for the next several minutes but it was Rysam Hurley scoping up the lose ball and firing in the 30 yarder for the 2-0 lead at the 11th minute. Perry kept pressuring the attack and broke through in the 16th minute as Greg Forman struck for two goals 50 seconds apart. The play was back and forth as both teams were unwilling to give up the easy shot. Finally at the 32nd minute mark, Perry's Tony Rosado put Perry up 3-2 as he slid the ball under the keeper. That mark still stood at half. The second half saw the same hard aggressive play continue as neither team was able to get clean shots on goal. The Wolfpack was out short for the 1st team this year but in the 5th minute of the 2nd period, Dalton Guggemos was taken down in the box and awarded the penalty kick. Dalton buried the PK in the lower right corner for the 3-3 tie and firing up the home team. 20 minutes later, the 'Pack's Mitchell Matzenbach, while laying on his back, feed the ball to John Brown who put it home for the game-winning goal. Laingsburg/Bath is 10-2 on the season and Perry is 4-5-1 (2-1 in league play). Laingsburg/Bath play Saranac at Saranac on 9/24. Laingsburg shots on goal: 8. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown 2 Dalton Guggemos , Rysam Hurley. Laingsburg assists: Mitch Matzenbach, Caleb Gutzki. Laingsburg Saves: Brian Henry 8. Perry Shots on Goal: 12. Perry Goals: Greg Forman 2, Tony Rosado. Perry Saves: Bill Colby 4.

Mason goals by Qendrim Rexhepi (2) and Kevin Lounds. Mason assist to Kyle Kogge. In goal for Mason, Cameron Cochran with 4 saves. In goal for Northwest, Brett Leja with 12 saves. Mason's record is now 10-2-1 (3-0-0 CAAC Red). Northwest is now 4-7-1 (1-3-0 CAAC Red).

The Bishop Foley soccer team seems to be hitting its stride. The Ventures played the 2nd solid game of the week and defeated league foe Riverview Richard 4-0. Richard defeated Bishop Foley 1-0 2 weeks ago. The Ventures came out strong as sophomore Bryan Witters netted his 2nd goal in as many games to give Bishop Foley a 1-0 lead. Senior Matt Stephens put in his 2nd goal of the year before the half to give Bishop Foley a 2-0 lead at the break. Bishop Foley continued to carry the play in the 2nd half as Stephens notched his 2nd goal of the game and senior Matt Duprey added his 1st Varsity goal to close out the scoring. Senior Joey Reyes recorded his 3rd shutout of the season. Seniors Jeff Hamilton, Louis Eakins, and Mike Berg again led the defense.
With the win, Bishop Foley improves to 4-2 in league and 5-6 overall. The Ventures will next play at Warren Cousino Thursday at 5:00pm.

Bishop Foley turned in a solid performance beating league foe Riverview Richard 4-1. The Ventures raced out to a 3-1 halftime lead and never looked back. Sophomore Tim Oravetz again sparked the offense netting 2 goals. Sophomore Matt Funk added a goal on a nice assist from Freshman Jake Corey and Sophomore Julian Arafat notched his 1st goal of the season. Sophomore Alan Wisniewski recorded the win in goal. With the win, Bishop Foley improves to 4-2-3 overall and 2-1-2 in league play. The Ventures will next host Cardinal Mooney Wednesday at 5:30pm.

Hamtramck wins their 6th straight game in the Metro Conference. Hemza had 2 goals,Hemyar added 2 goals, Walid, Abood, Wafi, and Moe all had one goal each. Hamtramck improves to 6-0-0 in the Metro Conference.

Eaton Rapids goals were scored by Dan Oyer 2, Anthony Hicks 2, Chris Betz, Matt Larson, and Caleb Suehr. Assists to Caleb Suehr, Tyler Orr 2, Dylan Wells, and Caleb Phillips. Chase Patteson had 1 save for his 9th shut out. Eaton Rapids record is 11-0-1.

After a scoreless first half, Lake Orion went on to win with second half goals from sophomore Derek Schrauben, senior A.J. Pratt and senior Scott Morris. Junior Aram Keteyian earned the shut out for Lake Orion in goal. Lake Orion is 2-4-1 in OAA 1 league play (4-5-1 over-all) and Rochester is 3-3-1 in league play (5-4-2 over-all).

Shots on Goals: Traverse City West 17 Traverse City Central 3. Traverse City West is 10-2-0 overall and 5-0-0 in the Big North Conference. Traverse City Central is 6-4-0 overall and 2-3-0 in the Big North Conference.

Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 9-3-0 and Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity is 5-2-0.

In their second meeting of the season, the two teams battled to a 1-1 tie. North Farmington scored first and Lahser got the equalizer with 22 minutes left in the game. North won the earlier game played in August by a score of 2-1.

Steve Reid scored for the Troy Colts Thursday in the second half to beat rival Troy Athens Redhawks on Thursday 1-0. Reid, a Troy Senior Forward was assisted by Patrick Carlson. The Troy Colts are now 6-1-2 for the season, with Troy Athens dropping to 3-7.

Grand Ledge 5 - Jackson 2
Grand Ledge is 10-1 overall.

Grand Ledge JV 4 - Jackson JV 1
Grand Ledge JV is 10-1 overall.

FR, Tom Pickren 3goals , Matt Fusco 2 goals (assist), Jonathan Cregg 1 goal (4 assists). Franklin 3-1-1 MIAC

Bridgman 4 - Berrien Springs 1
Goals: Bridgman - Tyler Allen, David Herrera, Eric Clark (2); BS - Jordan Carrigan.

Edwardsburg 6 - Niles Brandywine 0
28' Jeff Gowen, 44' Patrick Klann, 50' Todor Gadjev, 55' Klann, 60' Zack Huff, 65' Terry Wenrick.

Three Oaks River Valley 2 - Buchanan 1
35' Ryan Catalano (B) - PK, 56' Josh Gibson (RV) - PK, 58' Gibson (RV).

Coloma 2 - Cassopolis 1

St. Joseph 4 - Niles 1
45' Kevin O'Connell (SJ), 55' George Kolettis (SJ), 58' Colin Freas (N), 60' Ryan Robinson (SJ), 74' Kolettis (SJ).

Mattawan 1 - Stevensville Lakeshore 0
74' Steven Sullivan

St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 5 - Covert 1

The Wolfpack hosted Saranac and came away victorious 8-0. Saranac held Laingsburg/Bath scoreless through the first 26 minutes and than the 'Pack exploded for 8 goals in the next 14 minutes as the half and game ended 8-0 in favor of the Wolfpack. Saranac is 0-10 on the season, Laingsburg/Bath is 9-2 and play Perry at home on 9/20 @ 5:30 after the JV match. Laingsburg shots on goal: 17. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown 4, Dalton Guggemos 3, Matt Johnson. Laingsburg Assists: Matt Johnson 3, Mitch Matzenbach 2, John Brown, Caleb Gutzki. Laingsburg Saves: Brian Henry 1. Saranac Shots on Goal: 1. Saranac Saves: Zack Wheelock, Michael Brock - 7.

Eaton Rapids goals scored by Dan Oyer (2), Tony Bienz (2), Dylan Smith (2), Mike Steltz, Andrew Dobbs, Chris Betz, and Tyler Orr. Assists for Dylan Wells (2), Tyler Orr, Matt Larson, Chad Aleo, Nick Mergener, Mike Steltz. Chase Patterson recorded his 8th shut out of the season. Eaton Rapids is 10-0-1 and 2-0 in the CAAC gold division.

Kennedy came out and played strong against Ypsilanti after Matt Robbins was injured on Monday night. Mike Charge had two goals with assists by Robert Barclay and Chris Hernandez. RC Arselid also had two goals. Chris Frasson recorded his second shut out and another Kennedy player was injured today. Kennedy is now down 3 players to injuries. They are 8-0-1 over and 3-0-1 in the Mega White.

Carlson hosted a MEGA white game against Garden City tonight at the home of the Marauders. Carslon got on the scoreboard in the first half at the 18:56 mark on a penalty kick scored by Senior Corey Neubauer. Corey got the second goal of the game at the 15:28 mark of the second half, unassisted. Picking up the shut out in net for the Marauders was Junior Goal Keeper Josh Dye (his third of the season) after facing 9 shots. Carlson tallied 30 shots on net, a team high for this season. Garden City record now stands at 4-4-1 overall and 2-2-0 in the MEGA White. Carlson record now stands at 5-5-1 overall and 2-2-0 in the MEGA White conference. Carlson travels to Ypsilanti on Monday night for their next contest.

The cross-campus rivals battled to a scoreless tie at the half. Both teams came out strong in the second half and it appeared that they might settle for a tie. With 3 minutes left in the game, Colin Rolfe took the ball down the right side and crossed it to the foot of Trevor Floyd - who buried it in the net. Plymouth was able to hold off Canton's final efforts in the last few minutes of the game.

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 8 - Port Huron Northern 1
Lakeview improves to 4-0 (9-1 overall) in the MAC Blue Division, Port Huron Northern falls to 0-4 (1-9 overall).

Fowlerville JV 1 - Haslett JV 0
Fowlerville goal- Cas Wanczyk (Assist Brent Morris). JV is 6-2-2 and 2-0 in the CAAC.

Fowlerville 2 - Haslett 0
Fowlerville goals- Isaac Downing (pk), Travis Gibbons (assist Corey Barron). Fowlerville is 6-5, 1-1 in the CAAC. Nate Simon had 7 saves for the shutout, with the defense anchored by John Adams, Corey Barron, Luke Downing, and Nick Zachos.

Stephen Magee and Winston Henderson each had two goals for Western and Joe Deverteuil scored one. Dan Czarnik had three assists while Mark Wright and Ermal Ombashi had two each. Ryan Matthey scored two goals for Franklin (one on a penalty kick) with Mike Dobson scoring the Patriots' other goal. Western is 7-3-1.

Milan runs its record to 6 - 3 - 2 by defeating Airport 8 - 1. Brandon Duval and Sam Rowe each had a hat trick and Chris Billau had 4 assists.

The Oscoda Owls hit the road for only the second time this season on Wednesday night and despite a bus breakdown and ten minutes of warm-up, they defeated the John Glenn Bobcats, 5-4. The Owls jumped out to an early lead when Jon Jack converted a penalty kick just seven minutes into the match. The score remained that way until the twenty-eight minute mark when Sean McCree scored for Glenn. Oscoda took a 3-1 halftime lead when Adam Dettmer finished off the rebound from AJ Morse's shot and Ryan Burke scored his first of the year unassisted. The two goals came at the thirtyfour and thirtyeight minute mark.
Oscoda jumped to a 4-1 lead when Morse connected with Dettmer again ten minutes into the second half. Ty Richards got on the board four minutes later when he found the net for the Bobcats, cutting the Owls lead in half. Dettmer picked up an assist when he hit a streaking Jack who buried a shot over the diving Glenn keeper. Glenn made a heavy charge late in the match and got goals from Derek Suchyta and Sawyer Schwab but the Owls defense shut them down for the final ten minutes.
Danny Carlson had a big night in goal for the Owls in his first match between the bars this season. Carlson had 18 saves, including a fingertip deflection and a toe save. Mike Leveille was busy making ten intercepts and three steals. Ryan Clouse added two steals and nine intercepts. Jack had four steals and five intercepts to go with his two goals.
Oscoda upped their record to 4-4-1 overall and 3-4 in NEMC play to tie them with Glenn. Tomorrow night they travel to Gladwin to face Skeels in a non-conference match-up and then next week they begin their "Hell Week". The Owls will play away games on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and then host Fairview at home Friday night at 7:00pm for Senior Night. The three away games are Ogemaw, Alcona and Whittemore-Prescott.

The first half of play went decisively in Churchill’s favor as the Knights were forced to fend off numerous set plays deep in their third of the field. However, the Knights gained greater control of the midfield in the second half and the possession battle was far more level between the two teams. Jordan Turner, Steve Aravas, and Brendan Rogers had good scoring opportunities in the second half, with Rogers heading the ball just wide right off a set play with less than 10 minutes to play. Kyle Huismann recorded his 6thshutout of the season, stopping 4 shots on frame. Northern is now 7-4-1 overall and 3-3-1 in divisional play.

Trenton Trojans visited cross-town Mega Red rivals Woodhaven tonight having not beaten their opponents in 5 years. The first half saw two evenly matched sides cancel each other out with limited scoring opportunities. In the second half, Woodhaven switched goal-keepers sending their starting goalkeeper Dustin Salliotte into midfield and gradually Woodhaven started to create more offense. However the Trojans took the lead 15 minutes after the half when Vijay Pochyarath scored on a fine individual effort from outside the 18 yard box that went in at the far post beating the Warriors Goalkeeper. Woodhaven hit back shortly afterwards when Sean Tarolli escaped his marker and went in to equalize after a defensive mix up by Trenton. Not settling for a tie, both teams started to press for the winner, but it was the Trojans that got the deciding goal 6 minutes from time when Sean Calo finished off by heading into the net after a cross from Josh Proffitt. Trenton are 2-5-0 in Mega play, 3-7-0 overall.

Oxford goes to 4 - 4 - 3 overall and 2 - 1- 1 in the FML. Fenton drops to 1 – 3 in the FML.

1^st Half Scoring – (G) 38:33 LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Bruce Harrier. (G) 12:20 LCN Pat Yaghnam. Halftime ; L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Romeo 0. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 00:57 Romeo goal by Michael Mistaleski . Good game by defenders Jordan Dorley and Larry Sarver. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 2-6-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 1-3. Romeo Overall 4-3-2. Romeo MAC White 1-2-1.

Mustang goals were made by Doug Beason (2), Dan Courtney, Andrei Ionescu, Nitin Jacob, Ben Lightner, and Alex Marilley (2). Northville is now 10 - 1 - 1.

Three Oaks River Valley 5 - Covert 0
18' Josh Gibson, 22' Mike Becktell, 30' Dan Alden, 59' Gibson, 67' Alden.

Hamtramck 1- Lutheran North 0
Hamtramck is 5-0 in the Metro Conference and in first place.

At Huron Valley, Freshman Tom Pickren scored 5 goals, 2 assists, senior Jon Cregg scored 2 goals, 1 assist and junior Andrew Fusco scored 2 goals, 2 assists. Junior Jordan Ramos assisted on 2 goals. Jordan King and Matt Fusco also had assists. Mark St. John scored the goal for Huron Valley. Franklin is now 2-1-1 in the MIAC and 3-4-1 overall.

Southfield goals by Bryan Brownlee and Michael Solt. Southfield moves to 7-1-1. Nick Prys headed in Brett Bukari’s corner kick for Country Day. Country Day’s record is 9-2 -1.

Bene Grimmeisen got Groves started early with a goal 2 minutes into the game. Jonathan Aylward then finished off a corner and also scored on a free kick. Stephan Cass and Christian Warner shared the shutout as Groves moves to 7-4-4.

Mason goals by Qendrim Rexhepi, Dagan Hammar, and Kyle Kogge. Mason assists by Kyle Kogge (2) and Mark Stewart. St. Johns goal by Sean Metcalf. In goal for Mason, Cameron Cochran with 1 save. In goal for St. Johns, Aaron Guarnaccia with 10 saves. Mason's record is now 9-2-1 (2-0-0 CAAC Red). St. Johns record is now 6-2-1 (2-1-0 CAAC Red).

Bishop Foley 3 - Shrine 0
Bishop Foley put itself in the middle of the CHSL AA race as they shutout Shrine for the 2nd time this season 3-0. The Ventures jumped out to a 2-0 halftime lead. Senior Andrew Guzi and Sophomore Bryan Witters eached scored in the 1st half. In the 2nd half, Goalkeeper Joey Reyes stole the show stopping two PK's to record his 2nd shutout. Sophomore Derek Rosiek added his 6th goal of the season to ice it for Bishop Foley. Seniors Louis Eakins, Jeff Hamilton, and Mike Berg led the strong defensive effort. With the win, the Ventures improve to 3-2 in league and 4-6 overall. Bishop Foley moves into a tie for 2nd place with Shrine, 1 game back of Notre Dame Prep. The Ventures will next host Riverview Richard Thursday at 7:00pm.

Bishop Foley played strong throughout scoring 8 seconds into the game, but Shrine found the back of the net with 3 minutes left to earn the tie. Junior Matt Crossman scored his 1st goal of the season to open the scoring for Bishop Foley. Sophomore Tim Oravetz scored the other Venture goal. Sophomore Alan isniewski played a solid game in his 1st ever start in goal. With the tie, Bishop Foley moves to 1-1-2 in league and 3-2-3 overall. Shrine drops to 3-0-1 in league. The Ventures will next host Riverview Richard Thursday at 5:30pm.

In Traverse City, Traverse City Central is 6-3-0 overall and 2-2-0 in the Big North Conference and Gaylord is 3-6-1 overall and 0-3-1 in the Big North Conference.

. Traverse City Central Black junior Varsity is 5-1-0 and Roscommon Junior Varsity is 2-3-1.

Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity is 3-2-2 and Gaylord Junior Varsity is 1-7-0.

South Lyon 3 - Howell 0
South Lyon is 10-0-2 overall and 6-0-1 in the KVC. Howell is 0-5-2 in the KVC.

Pinckney 4 - Milford 2
Scoring for Pinckney: Allan Johnson, Ryan Sherwood, Andy Hinz, and Luis Illescas. PInckney is now 3-4-1, and 2-4-1 in the KVC.

At Rochester. Junior Patrick Forde scored on an assist from Senior Kevin Carron in the first half and the Falcon defense did the rest in a very tough OAA 1 matchup tonight at RHS. The Falcons defense of Kyle Stewart, Mike Ball, John Hodge, Nick Pagnani, Franklin Van Maele and Kyle Carpenter were outstanding in front of Freshman Chris Stewart in goal. Stewart had 11 saves in notching his 3rd shutout of the season. Rochester moves to 3-2-1 in the OAA and 5-4-2 overall. Stoney drops to 3-3 in the league.

This game was begun on August 29 but was suspended because of weather and not finished until today. Joe Deverteiul and Mark Wright each had 3 goals for Western. Raul Garcia added 2 goals, and Winston Henderson and Adam Wright had 1 goal apiece. Henderson also had 5 assists. Ermal Ombashi and Anthony Volante each had 3 assists. Timothy Hubbard and Quentin Tennant scored for Wayne. Western is 6-3-1.

Jacob Stanko lead Oakland Christian's scoring attack with 3 goals and 1 assist. Josh McKenna had 1 goal and 2 assists, Jon Wilkie had a goal and Mitchell Dale had an assist. OCS keeper, Kramer Everett had 11 saves. Roepers goals came from Brad George and Jake Mickley wit assistes from Jacob Saslow and Brad George. David Lauer had 8 saves for Roeper. OCS goes to 9-3 overall and 2-1 in the MIAC.

Grand Ledge 3 - Everett 1
Grand Ledge is 9 - 1 overall.

Grand Ledge JV 7 - Everett JV 0
Grand Ledge JV is 9 - 1 overall

Two goals by Junior Joe Bashara and another by freshman Sean Cunningham were more than enough to lead Troy past Lake Orion in OAA-1 league play. Orion's goal was scored by sophomore Derek Schrauben. Troy is now 3-1-2 in league play (4-1-2 overall) and Lake Orion is 1-4-1 in league play (3-5-1 overall).

The Barons earned the victory in this OAA Div. III league game. Andover goals came from Mikolaj Orzelski (Dorin Deitch), Andrew Frank (Alex Issa), Jake Barnett (Yusuke Yagi), and Dorin Deitch (Zach Wyzgoski). Senior Captain Doug Riddle led the way with his outstanding play throughout the entire match. Andover is now 6-2-1 overall and 3-1-0 in league. Harrison moves to 3-6-1 overall and 1-4-0 in league.

Garrett Daniel, Jimmy Vanderaa, and Daniel Lambert scored for Inter-City (6-3-1). Josh Kruger scored two goals and Austin Baglow had one goal for Lutheran Westland (7-2-1).

The Laingsburg/Bath Wolfpack hosted the Dansville Aggies at their annual “Under the Lights” contest at which all the area youth teams were honored in a pre-game ceremony. The festive atmosphere was continually pumped up on by the presence of the Laingsburg Varsity Cheerleaders and the Wolfpack thrived on the atmosphere as they started out fast and aggressive and overpowered the Aggies early. Guggemos struck 1 for the pack in the 14^th minute on a left-footed shot in the back post, upper 90. Minutes later, the ‘Pack’s Matt Johnson sent a cross to the corner of the 6 yard box and John Brown elevated above the defense to bury the header. At the 12 minute mark, Ben Roberts fired in the loose ball for the 3-0 lead. And with 2 minutes to go in the half, John Brown put the Wolfpack up 4-0 as the Aggie keeper left the goal and John chipped it in over his head. The second period started with the Wolfpack striking at the 35 minute make as Dalton Guggemos buried the Matt Johnson cross. Dansville stepped up the intensity and started to control ball possession and in the 16^th minute, Austin Uphaus tallied the Aggie goal for the 5-1 final. Dansville is 4-5 on the season and Laingsburg/Bath is 8-1 and meet Saranac at home on 9/19 . Laingsburg hots on goal: 27. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown 2, Dalton Guggemos 2, Ben Roberts. Laingsburg Assists: Matt Johnson 3, Ryan Hannah. Laingsburg Saves: Brian Henry. Dansville Shots on Goal: 6. Dansville Goals: Austin Uphaus. Dansville Saves: Kenneth Glynn 8, Aaron Hoefling 5.

Northville's first half goal was made by Latif Alashe off an assist from Doug Beason. Canton's tied the game in the second half on a goal by Pat Nolan. Northville is now 9 - 1 - 1; Canton remains undefeated at 8 - 0 - 3.

Trenton Trojans visited Crestwood in Mega Red play. Found the host's net minder in great form, had 21 shots on target in the game, all saved by the Crestwood keeper. Crestwood ran out 2-0 winners. Trojans are 1-5-0 in Mega Red, 2-7-0 overall. The Ferndale varsity soccer team upped their record to 4-2-2 overall (2-0 OAA4) with a hard fought 5-1 victory over Detroit Western International (2-1 overall). Scoring for the eagles on the evening were John Ndeh-Zama 2g-2a, Dennis Burgess 2g, Conor O'meara 1g, and Victor Braciszewski and Danny Herrick each had an assist. In goal for the victory was Ryan Kott who made 11 saves on the day. Up next for the Eagles are the Pontiac Northern Huskies on Tuesday @ home @ 5pm.

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 2 - Warren Cousino 0

It was a Monday evening match up between the MAC Blue Division's two remaining undefeated teams at Warren Cousino, and the Lakeview Huskies came out on top. Lakeview went up at the 23:10 mark of the first half as senior forward Brandon Herber put one in from junior midfielder Jay Bushaw. The Huskies would control the tempo from there on out and senior forward Tom Lambert iced the game at the 10:06 mark of the second half from senior midfielder Tim Carron. Senior goal keeper Kris Trombley earned the shutout in goal. Lakeview improves to 3-0 in the MAC Blue (8-1 overall) while Cousino falls to 2-1 (3-3-2 overall).

Southgate Anderson 4 - Gibraltar Carlson 2

A Mega White conference game played at Carlson. Caleb McCord had 2 goals for the Titans. Josh Cox had one goal and 2 assists, Zane Setaputri had one goal, and Daniel Arias had 2 assists. Carlson finally got on the score board at the 9:16 mark on a goal from Levi Hatfield, assisted by Sean Falkenberg. Joel Martin added the final goal for Carlson at the 7:13 mark on a penalty kick. Carlson continued to place pressure on Southgate , but couldn’t get any closer. Anderson improves to 3-5-1 overall, 2-0-1 Mega White. Carlson is now 4-5-1 overall, 1-2-0 Mega White. Carlson squares off against MEGA White opponent Garden City on Wednesday night.

Fowlerville JV 2 - Charlotte JV 1
Goals- Cody Musteffe, Justin Jabara

Charlotte 2 - Fowlerville 1

Fowlerville tied the game on a goal from TJ Romsek with less than 9 minutes to play, overcoming an earlier goal from a penalty kick, but gave up the game winner with 4 minutes to play in the league opener Monday night. Isaac Downing got the assist on the goal. Nate Simon made 2 saves in goal, while Fowlerville outshot the Orioles 11-4. Fowlerville looked like it took the early lead, with a cross headed off the bottom of the crossbar that appeared to cross the line, but it was not ruled a goal.

Taylor Kennedy 2 - Garden City 1

Kennedy's tough defense does it again. Kennedy scored in the first half with goals by Kyle Rapley at the 20 miinute mark and the 9 second mark for Mike Charge. Kennedy is now 7-0-1 and 2-0-1 in the Mega White.

Eaton Rapids 1 - DeWitt 0

Eaton Rapids goal scored by Dan Oyer with an assist from Mike Steltz. Chase Patterson made 10 saves for his 7th shutout of the season. Eaton Rapids record is 9-0-1 and 1-0 in the CAAC gold division.

Clarkston 6 - Waterford Mott 0

Walled Lake Western 6 - Wayne Memorial 1

Match played at Wayne. Winston Henderson scored 3 goals for Western, Raul Garcia had 2 goals, and Nick Lewin scored 1 goal. Lewin added 3 assists. Stephen Magee, Adam Wright, Dan Czarnik, and Ermal Ombashi also had assists. Stephen Maynor scored for Wayne. Western is 5-3-1.

Oxford 0 - Lapeer West 0

Both teams at 1- 1 - 1 in the FML.

Grosse Pointe North 2 - St. Heights Stevenson 1
Senior, Ruben Bega led the Norsemen (7-3-2) (1-1-1 MAC Red) with 2 goals. North visits Chippewa Valley on 9/19 @ 3:30 PM.

Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1

Churchill 2 - Salem 1

Utica 6 - L’Anse Creuse North 2

1^st Half Scoring – (G) Utica Mac Bechard assisted by Steven Panoff. (G) Utica Alex Crkovski assisted by Mac Bechard. (G) LCN Josh Osantowski assisted by Bruce Harrier. (G) Utica Bobby Adkins assisted by Jon Gilbert. (G) Utica Bobby Adkins assisted by Drew Matz. (G) LCN Pat Yaghnam assisted by Bruce Harrier. Halftime Utica 4 - L’Anse Creuse North 2. 2^nd Half Scoring – (G) Utica Bobby Adkins assisted by Jon Gilbert. (G) Utica Bobby Adkins assisted by Tony Mucka. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 1-6-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 0-3. Utica Overall 4-4-1. Utica MAC White 3-0

Carlson JV 0 - Southgate JV 4

Lapeer East 5 - Clio 1

Dan Elliott had 3 goals, Zach Cholewka 2.

September 15th

Romeo's #19, Rob Flinn, works on maintaining possession

Romeo 2 - Oxford 1

Scoring for Romeo were David Maldonado and Nate Hellebuyck. Romeo's keeper, Josh Bolabuch earns the win. The Oxford goal was scored by Andrew Klimbal. Romeo record climbs to 4-2-1 overall. Oxford record now stands at 3-4-2. A few more photos

Ann Arbor Pioneer 1 - Novi Catholic Central 0

South Lyon 3 - Walled Lake Central 2
South Lyon is 9-0-2 overall.

South Lyon JV 2 - Walled Lake Central JV 2

Oakland Christian 1 - Plymouth Christian 0

Jacob Stanko scored Oakland Christian's goal with the assist by Caleb Stanko. OCS advances there overall record to 8-3 and 1-1 in the MIAC conference.

Eaton Rapids 8 - Onstead 0

Eaton Rapids goals scored by Dylan Smith, Mike Steltz, Nick Mergener, Tony Bienz, Anthony Hicks, Chad Aleo, Evan Mann, Matt Larson. Assist for Nick Mergener, Adam Jaksa, Dan Oyer, Dylan Wells. Chase Patterson recorded his 6th shutout. Eaton Rapids record is now 8-0-1.

Laingsburg/Bath 4 - Sexton 0

Laingsburg/Bath traveled to Sexton for their annual Senior Appreciation Day and left with a 4-0 victory. The Wolfpack defense was instrumental in holding Sexton to 3 shots the shutout for the second game in a row. The Wolfpack defenders are lead by sweeper Eric Silvernail (Jr), stopper Ryan Hannah (Jr), right back Chase Stambersky (Jr) and left back Nick Jarvis (So). While the back four were leading the effort in shutting down the Big Red attack, they were also key to starting an attack that unleashed 22 shots on Sexton. Laingsburg/Bath’s Mitchell Matzenbach scored the first gola in the 5^th minute of the 1^st period off of a header on the cross from the left sideline by Matt Johnson. A couple of minutes later, it was Mitchell feeding the thru-ball to John Brown and than in the waning minutes of the 1^st half, John Brown feed the thru-ball to Dalton Guggemos for the 3-0 halftime lead. The second half was controlled almost exclusively by the ‘Pack and the effort was rewarded in the 6^th minute as Matt Johnson took the pass from Mitchell for the final goal in the 4-0 victory. Laingsburg/Bath is 7-2 on the season and play Dansville on 9/17 @ 7:00 at Laingsburg’s annual “Under the Lights” match. Laingsburg Shots on Goal: 22. Laingsburg Goals: John Brown, Dalton Guggemos, Matt Johnson, Mitchell Matzenbach. Laingsburg Assists: Mitchell Matzenbach 2, Matt Johnson, John Brown. Laingsburg Saves: Brian Henry 3. Sexton Shots on Goal 3. Sexton Saves: Trey Hauk 14.

Grand Ledge 2 - Charlotte 0
Grand Ledge is 8-1 overall.

Grand Ledge JV 7 - Charlotte JV 0
Grand Ledge JV is 8-1 overall.

Mason 4 - GR Forest Hills Northern 0

Mason goals by Dagan Hammar (2), Qendrim Rexhepi, and Ryan Ingalls. Mason assists by Dagan Hammar, Qendrim Rexhepi, Ryan Thelen, and Jacob Derby. In goal for Mason, Cameron Cochran (6 saves). In goal for Northern, Danny Zbikowski (6 saves). Mason is now 8-2-1.

Notre Dame Prep Invitational

Groves 3 - Notre Dame Prep 2

Groves 3 - Frankenmuth 0

Groves 1 - Flushing 1-0.

Groves wins the tournament and improves to 6-4-4 and will travel to Brandon for a non-league game on Tuesday 9/17/07.

Notre Dame Prep 3 - Flushing 0

Notre Dame Prep 2 - Frankenmuth 0

September 14th

Lutheran Westland 2 - Clarenceville 0

Seniors Aaron Derminer and Ryan Baglow scored for Lutheran Westland (7-2-0, 3-2-0 Metro). Junior goalkeeper Micah Hausch made 8 saves to earn his 5^th shut-out of the season. Clarenceville drops to 2-7-0, 1-3-0 Metro.

Southfield Christian 2 - Inter City 1

Both sides played well with a number of scoring opportunities both ways. Brian Nimmo scored the game winner. Southfield moves to 6-1-1, 2-1-1 in the MIAC. IC falls to 6-3, 0-2 in the MIAC.

Roeper 3 - Genesee Christian 0
Roeper is now 8-3.

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 7 - St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 0

MAC cross-over game between two intra-city rivals. Lakeview goals scored by senior forward Nico Conti, senior midfielder Tim Carron, senior forward Brandon Herber (2), senior midfielder Tom Lambert (PK), senior forward/gk Kris Trombley and junior forward Ryan Thorngate. Senior midfielder Greg Norrod had two assists for the Lakeview Huskies. Lakeview improves to 7-1 over all,