THE MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SCOREBOARD
May 2009
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May 22nd
Birmingham Seaholm 5 - Farmington Harrison 2
Birmingham Seaholm clinches the OAA White
league title beating
Farmington Harrison 5-2.
Columbia Central 8 - Onsted 0
The Golden Eagles hosted the local rival Wildcats in the final regular season game for both sides and came away with a victory behind very balanced scoring. Seven different players scored on assists from six different teammates. Columbia improves to 11-3-2 while Onsted drops to 1-14-1.
Midland Dow JV 1 - Traverse City Central Black JV 0
Midland Junior Varsity finished 7-5-2 and Traverse City
Central Black Junior Varsity finished 12-5-2.
Midland Dow 3 -Traverse City Central 0
Midland Dow finished 10-4-4 and Traverse City Central finished 8-8-4.
Marshall 4 - Jackson Western 0
Marshall won its second straight in convincing fashion by beating Jackson
Western 4-0. Emily Nielsen led the way with a goal and 2 assists. Meg Dubois
added a goal and an assist as Mindi Winnie and Danielle Hicks also scored for
Marshall. Roni Ranville also had an assist. Marshall is now 12-7.
Groves 2 - Berkley 1
Groves opened the scoring 3 minutes into the game when Jenny Crorey put one in
off the post from a cross by Charlotte Hotaling. 10 minutes later Berkley
knotted things up off a free kick. With only 23 seconds remaining Haley Beach
went in hard on the Berkley goalie and the ball came loose and Julianne
Dillingham put the ball in the empty net from about 15 yards out. Groves opens
district play on Tuesday at home against West Bloomfield at 3:30.
Trenton 0 - Monroe 0
Trenton JV 8 - Monroe JV 0
May 21st
Cadillac JV 6 -
Traverse City Central Gold JV 0
Cadillac Junior Varsity finished 9-7 record and Traverse City Central Gold
Junior Varsity finished with a 0-14 overall record. Shots on Goals:
Cadillac Junior Varsity 17, Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity 0.
Livonia Churchill 2 - Ladywood 0
Churchill 13-2-3 overall.
Freeland 1 - Ithaca 0
Shots: Ithaca 5, Freeland 6. Freeland - Emily Baker 1 goal. Ithaca 12-4,
10-4 TVC West. Freeland 14-2-1, 13-1 TVC West.
Okemos 4 - Mason 0
Okemos now 18-1-1.
Dexter 6 - Lincoln 0
May 20th
Liggett's #2, Sarah Altimore tries to slow down Cranbrook's #6,
Kelsey Martin, during the Metro Championship.
Cranbrook 2 - Liggett 0
Metro Conference Tournament Championship. Eva Heidingsfelder 1 goal. Alyssa
Letica 1 goal. Kelsey Martin 2 assists.
Abby Cohen earned the shutout. Cranbrook was 9-0-1 in the Metro Conference
and was first in the tournament, first in the conference, and holds the overall
title of Metro Conference champions. Cranbrook now 11-3-2.
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Ovid Elsie 4 - Ithaca 0
Scoring: Chelsea Dennis 3 goals, Breanne Munson 1 goal. Ithaca: Angie Smith
18 saves. Ovid Elsie: Marnie Hufnagel 7 saves.
Ithaca 12-3, 10-3 TVC West. Ovid Elsie 12-2-1, 12-1 TVC West. Shots: Ithaca
7, Ovid Elsie 22.
Ann Arbor Greenhills 2 - Columbia Central 1
The top ranked Gryphon's scored the winning goal on a nice direct kick from 30 yards out midway through the second half in a very well played game by both sides. Greenhills improves to 10-2-6 while Columbia drops to 10-3-2.
Three Rivers 5 - Vicksburg 0
Sophomore Hannah
McEnroe scored all five goals, giving her 32 for the season, in the rout of
The Owls offense fell silent on Wednesday as they only managed one shot on goal,
early in the first half, from 40 yards out. The Owl defense was under constant
attack and the score could have been higher with out their strong play. Kelli
Lehman and Nicole Jackson split time between the posts during the match. Lehman
surrendered 1 goal and made 7 saves. Jackson gave up 3 goals and stopped 14.
Katia Kotula led the defense with 10 intercepts and 5 steals. Forward Chelsea
Carraway did her best to help and finished with 3 steals and 2 intercepts.
"Having only three subs on the bench really bit us tonight. Several of the
girls were hurting and having off nights but there wasn't really anything to
do", said Assistant Coach Tim Colborn. "Once again we started a match extremely
flat and the girls never did shake it off. Hopefully they can find their fire
again before Tuesday night!"
Gladwin took a 2-0 halftime lead with goals by Marina Coats and Melanie Smalley
at the 8th and 38th minutes. Smalley scored again just 2 minutes into the
second half. Goalkeeper Ashley Ford was relieved for a short time and was able
to score in the 57th minute before returning to her normal duties.
Plymouth 5 - Pinckney 0
The score doesn’t do justice to the entertaining game played. Many small battles on the pitch made this game fun to watch.
Walled Lake Central 3 - South Lyon East 1
Marshall 4 - Stevensville-Lakeshore 0
Four different players score as Marshall ends three game skid with 4-0
victory over Lakeshore. Emily Nielsen,Jordan Starring, Courtney gallihugh,
and Katie Slaght all scored and Slaght, Ronin Ranville, Mindi Winnie,
Danielle Hicks had assists. Marshall Improves to 11-7.
May 19th
Okemos 3 - DeWitt 2
Okemos now: 17-1-1
Mercy 4 - Riverview
Gabriel Richard 2
The game was played at Mercy, Mercy first half goal scorer Deidre Ratliff
(Jordan Mueller), Richard tied it up with 21 minutes to go. Second Half
Goal Scorer Mercy's Jordan Mueller (Gabie Jones), Richard tied it up again
with 12 minutes left in the game, with 9 minutes left Jordan Mueller scored
the unassisted go ahead goal and the insurance goal was scored by April
Messick on a free kick. Mercy Keeper Nicole Gaudino had 7 saves, Richard
Keeper had 9 saves. Mercy Record 7-6-2.
Troy High 2 - Stoney Creek 1
League play at Troy High, Troy scored with 2 seconds to go in the game to win the league game 2 -1. Troy scored first in the first half by Katie Wassel, assisted by Madeline Wideman. Stoney Creek scored in the 2nd half to tie the score. Stoney's goal was scored by Stephanie Carter assisted by Abbie Haelewyn. Troy's Arielle Hatsios scored with seconds left in the game to win 2 - 1. Keepers for the game were Erin Farley in her first appearance with 6 saves. Stoney Creek had Sarah Bowman in goal and she had 17 saves. Troy's record is 7-5-6.
Rochester Adams
4 - Notre Dame Prep 0
Rochester Adams jumps to a 2-0 lead at halftime when Andrea Meloff scores on
a PK and Keely Chandler scores off a pass from Angela Gerback. In the second
half Adams adds 2 more when Keely Chandler scores on a pass from Kylie Nylan,
and Andrea Meloff beats the keeper off a leading pass from Keely Chandler.
Kristine Gasparovic and Jessica Wineke split the shutout in the nets for the
Highlanders. Adams ends the regular season at 6-6-4.
Ann Arbor Huron 4 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 2
Ann Arbor Huron hosted Ann Arbor Pioneer on Tuesday night and it was a game
of two halves. In the first half the Pioneers came out strong winning all
of the 50/50 balls and putting the pressure on the River Rat defense. Huron
had a couple of defensive breakdowns which resulted in two Pioneer goals.
At halftime down 2-0, the River Rats got reorganized and came out with a
flurry scoring four second half goals to get the win over the Pioneers.
Scoring for the River Rats were Kendall Ufer, Beth Boyer, Helen Steinhauser
and Lisa Masini. With the win Ann Arbor Huron clinches their second
straight SEC Red Conference Championship and improves to 11-2-2 (8-0-2 SEC
Red).
Ferndale 7 -
Clarenceville 0
Scoring for the Eagles were Lexi Brisson-Fast (fr) 2, Kelsey Wilson (fr) 2,
Kaleigh wilson (jr), Kattlynn Chartier (jr), and Autumn Apsey (jr). Kaleigh
Wilson and Jasmine Lenaway had 2 assists apiece. Tina Woods and Emma Whipple
shared the shutout with one save each. 9-5-3 overall and 6-1-3 OAA Blue.
Chelsea 3 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 1
Chelsea is 9 - 4 - 2 overall and 6 - 4 - 1 SEC White.
Marian 1 - Grand
Blanc 0
Marian’s Anina Cicerone with an assist going to Erin Ring scored the only goal of the game. Whitney Sarkis recorded the shutout.
Birmingham Seaholm 1 - Farmington 0
In Farmington tonight, the Seaholm Maples defeated the Farmington Falcons 1-0
in a tough OAA White contest. The Maples scored in the first half
when sophomore Cydney Nagridge scored assisted by senior Eden Cooney. Seaholm
keeper Julia Rivera was outstanding in goal all night with 12 saves.
Seaholm advances to 8-5-4 ovaerall and 6-2-5 in league play.
Livonia Ladywood 0 - Saginaw Nouvel C.C. 0
Michele Ring made 2 saves en route to her 5th shut-out of the season
for Ladywood (7-5-4) Nouvel C.C. moves to 9-5-2 on the year. Shots: Ladywood
20 - Nouvel C.C. 5.
Traverse City Central 1 - Gaylord 0
Traverse City Central is 8-7-4 overall and finished 2nd Place in the Big North
Conference with a 5-2-3 record. Gaylord is 8-8-2 overall and 4-5 in the Big
North Conference. Gaylord plays Petoskey at Gaylord on this Thursday night.
Traverse City Central Black JV 2 - Gaylord JV 0
Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity is 12-4-2 and Gaylord Junior Varsity
is 15-2. Gaylord Junior Varsity lost to Traverse City Central Black Junior
Varsity twice, this season.
Cadillac 1 - Traverse City West 0
Traverse City West finished 5-11-4 overall and finished tied with Cadillac for
4th Place in the Big North Conference with a 3-5-2 record. Cadillac is 8-6-4
overall record.
Haslett 1 - Lumen Christi 0 (SO)
Haslett advances 5-4 on penalties.
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 1 - Rochester 0
Southfield Christian High School 1 - Calvary Christian
Academy 0
Paige Bearden scored the lone goal on an assist from Lauren Nagle. Hannah
Belokonny recorded her fourth shutout of the year in goal. SCS Record 5-7-1
MIAC 4-7-1.
Woodhaven JV 1 - Garden City JV 0
The Lady Warrior's finished the season in fine fashion with a 1-0 shutout over Garden City. Meghan Perry scored the lone goal at the 23:25 mark in the second half on a penalty kick due to a handball in the box. Holly Miller recorded the shutout. The Warrior's finished the season with a 15-2-2 record.
Royal Oak Shrine 4 -
Shrine improves to 10-3-2. Shut out by Emily Obudzinski. Goals by (2) Emily Guirey, Hanna Burgess and Allison Gola.
May 18th
Plymouth Christian 2 - Oakland Christian 0Goals for Plymouth were scored by Brooke Williams and Kim Cleary.
Assists came from Annette Somercik and Brooke Williams. Goal Keeper
Breanna Harris recorded her 11th shutout of the season. Plymouth moves
to 10-0-2 overall and 9-0 in the MIAC.
Roeper 8 - Agape Christian 0
Woodhaven JV 1 - Crestwood JV 1
Woodhaven JV dominated play but a
hot Crestwood Charger goalie made numerous saves in this contest.
Jenni Pistin scored the lone goal for the Lady Warrior's with as
assist from Liz Michaels. The Warrior's are 14-2-2 for the season.
Novi 3 - Churchill 2 (OT)
Churchill 11-1-4 overall.
Northville 3 - Canton 2 (SO)
Northville won the Kensington Conference of the Kensington Lakes
Activities Association in a 5 - 4 shoot out. Northville's goals came in
the first half by Lauren Lokey and Mallory Weber (assists to Lauren
Lokey and Kelsey Fiscus. Canton's goals came in the second half by Lisa
Pierce and Megan Staub.
Keeper Elana Ryznar earns her 4th win. Canton's record is now 11 - 2 -
1; Northville's record is now 10 - 2 - 3.
Temperance Bedford 4 - Chelsea 1
Chelsea is 8 - 4 - 2 overall, 5 - 4 - 1 in the SEC White.
Grosse Ile 3 - New Boston Huron 1
Rochester Adams 1 - Royal Oak 0
It is Senior night at Rochester Adams; wishing the best to the 7
graduating players with 4 moving on to the D-1 ranks next year:
GK-Kristine Gasparovic (Clemson), Mid-Angela Gerback (Louisville),
Def-Sarah Bachleda, F-Keely Chandler (Bowling Green), Def-Kristin
Sanburn, Def-Jackie Dospil, and F-Andrea Meloff (Tennessee Tech). It's
been a great 4 years! The Highlanders score in the second half when
Kristen Sanburn puts a ball in off a pass from Kylie Nylan. Kristine
Gasparovic records the shutout for Adams.
Birch Run 0 - North Branch 0
Birch Run went into North Branch and played to a Draw. Birch Run
Keeper Laura Pavlicek had 15 saves on the day. Coach Enderle Stated
" She was like a stone wall making crazy diving saves". Pavlicek
matches last years record of 8 shutouts. SOG 15-3 NB Birch Run
improves to 9-5-3 O/A, 5-5-3 TVC-East.
Maple City Glen Lake Varsity 2 -
Traverse City Central Black JV 1
Maple City Glen Lake Varsity is 14-2 and Traverse City Central Black
Junior Varsity is 11-4-2.
Ferndale 1 - Center Line 0
Scoring for Ferndale was senior Maja Strandberg with the assist going to
sophomore Carly Furze. Tina Woods made 4 saves earning the shutout.
Ferndale is now 8-5-3 overall and 6-1-3 OAA Blue.
Woodhaven 3 - Dearborn Crestwood 1
In a Mega Red Conference clash, the Woodhaven Warriors were on the
road for their final away game of the regular season and had a
strong desire to remain undefeated on the road. They did gain a
hard fought victory against a spunky Crestwood Chargers team. The
Warriors had already wrapped up the Mega Red Championship after
their last contest. The Warriors started well and fast, scoring
their first goal in less than four minutes. Bijanka Islami slid a
nice ground ball between two defenders, Chelsea Barnes latched onto
the ball, carried about 15 yards and as the keeper was advancing,
slid the ball into the corner of the net to give the Warriors a fast
start. Play settled down with much midfield play. The Warriors
fired a lot of shots on the opposing goal but the Charger's keeper
played well. Despite a spirited first half for the Warriors,
Crestwood tied the game with two seconds left on the clock. The
Chargers were awarded a penalty kick for a shoulder charge by
a Warrior defender and converted with a high rising shot just out of
the Woodhaven keeper's reach. Half time 1-1. Second half, the
Warriors came out and pressed for a while but the Chargers fought
back and played very well and fired a number of shots on the
Warriors goal, but mostly all from farther out. There was some
goalmouth excitement at both ends. The game was winding down and it
seemed like the Warriors had gained their second wind. At the 33
minute mark, Chelsea Barnes received a nice pass from Kaitlynn
Clemens. Chelsea waltzed around two defenders and as the keeper
advanced on her, she calmly chipped the ball over her head and into
the open net, to complete her brace. Time was running out but the
Warriors were not ready to call it a day, they were awarded a
free-kick from about 25 yards out. Kaitlynn Clemens fired home a
rocket into the keeper's top left corner, to secure the full
points. The Woodhaven season record stands at 15-2-1 o/all and 8-0-1
Mega Red. Crestwood are 1-4-4 Mega.
Brighton 1 - Walled Lake
Northern 0
At Brighton in the KLAA Lakes Conference playoff, Brighton came out on
top with a 1-0 win. Catherine Terrell scored the only goal of the game
assisted by Jennie Giegler. Overall records: Brighton 14-1-0. Walled
Lake Northern 8-3-3.
Columbia Central 1 - Western 0 (SO)
The SMAA conference championship game was a physical, hard fought affair
and fittingly went to double overtime and a shoot-out in a scoreless
draw just like the meeting between these teams in the conference regular
season. Well played on both sides with Columbia out-shooting
Western 8-5 with early pressure while Western applied some numbers
forward late pressing for a regulation victory.
In the end, the defense on both sides refused to break and it was
settled by kicks from the stripe. Columbia prevailed 2-1 in the
shoot-out and earned a co-championship with Western as each team
finished conference play with just a single loss, to each other.
Columbia Central sophomore goalkeeper Emily White recorded her 9th
shut-out of the season and also made the game winning save on Western's
final kick attempt. Western keeper Quinn McGill played well during
the match as well, making a couple of key saves to keep Western's hopes
alive.
Columbia moves to 10-2-2 on the season and 6-1 in conference play while
Western drops to 10-6 over-all and 6-1 in conference play.
Troy 2 - Saginaw Heritage 0
Ithaca 2 - Alma 1
Ithaca: Myranda Lee 1 goal, Angela Loomis 1 goal, Shelby Corrigan 1
assist, Louise Vanderploeg 1 assist Alma: Chelsea Butcher 1 goal.
Ithaca: Angie Smith 2 saves. Alma: Sam Goettling 14 saves. Ithaca 12-2,
10-2 TVC West. Alma 1-10-1, 0-9 TVC West.
Troy Athens 6 - West Bloomfield 0
North Farmington 5 - Regina 0
Stacey Wallis 2 goals; Missy Quasunella's 9th shutout.
Oscoda 8 - Saginaw Arthur Hill 0
The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team raised their record to .500 again on
Monday night when the Mercy Ruled Arthur Hill with 6 minutes remaining
in the game, 8-0. Oscoda was in control the entire match bringing their
record to 8-8 for the season. Oscoda has one match remaining in the
regular season, Wednesday at home, before starting Michigan District
Playoffs on Tuesday, May 26th when they will host Grayling in a win or
out match. The winner will face Kalkaska on May 28th in Oscoda at
7:00pm.
The going got rough from the start for Arthur Hill when one of their
defenders tried to clear a Oscoda pass and knocked the ball into her own
net in the second minute. Two minutes later Dani Griffin scored her
first of four goal. She scored twice more in the first half to gain a
natural hat-trick (three goals in a row and in the same half). Oscoda
took a 4-0 lead into the half. Halftime celebrated the four Seniors on
the squad for their contributions to the Lady Owls soccer program.
Sarah Inman, Krystin Inman, Kelbi Clarke and Katia Kotula were honored.
This is Sarah Inman's first year in soccer but the other three are four
year letter winners.
Griffin scored her fourth of the match less then one minute into the
second half. Chelsea Carraway took over the scoring and earned a
natural hat-trick of her own and ending the match in the 84th minute.
Her last goal was a Corner Kick that sailed into the corner of the net.
Rushelle Sidebottom earned three assists in the match. Also credited
with one assist each were Nicole Jackson and Griffin.
Katia Kotula made 6 steals and 11 intercepts. Sarah Inman had nine
intercepts, Katy Peacock 7 and Melissa Yang 5. Kelli Lehman earned the
shutout in goal, stopping the three shots she faced.
Arthur Hill played with more passion and aggression than when the Owls
beat them on the road, 9-0, in 40 minutes. Freshman Rachel Elkins
commented that, "We all played hard tonight. It was a fair game."
Coach Gary Schneider added, "We continued our great team play. We are
peaking just in time for the districts which we've performed well in
over the years."
Oscoda host Gladwin on Wednesday at 5:00pm to end the regular season.
Sterling Hts 3 - St. Clair Shores Lakeview 3
Dexter 1 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 0
Dexter is now 6-5-4. Gabriel Richard is now 12-5-2.
Dexter JV 2 - Gabriel Richard JV 1
Anchor Bay 5 - Madison Hts Lamphere 3
Trenton 1 - Redford Thurston 1
Trenton goal scored by Alyssa Davis, assist by Elyssa Wiegand. Trenton
record is now 12-5-1, 10-1-1 Mega White.
Trenton JV 2 - Redford Thurston JV 1
Macomb Dakota 3 - Port Huron Northern 2
Milford 4 - Waterford Mott 3 (2OT)
Milford beat Mott in the second overtime, 4-3 in the KLAA league
North-West playoff. For Milford, Michelle Dant scored 3 goals (2
assists by Adrien Allward, 1 by Samantha Sturgeon) and Ryan Winn (assist
by Alyssa Adams). All Mott goals were by Meggy McConky.
Carlson JV 6 - Jefferson JV 0
The
Carlson Marauders travelled to Jefferson for a non conference match
Monday night. The Marauders started quickly and only gave the Bears
from a Jefferson a couple of chances in the first half to have
possession of the ball in the Marauders defensive zone. Carlson took
a 3-0 lead into the half time intermission. The Marauders completely
controlled the second half and kept the ball on the Jefferson side
of the field nearly the entire second half. Final score was Carlson
6 and Jefferson 0. Scoring for the Marauders were: Michaela Jestat
with 2 goals, Evie Cramton with 1 goal and 1 assist, Cierra Aguirre,
Jenny Darnell and Anna Blakeslee with 1 goal each and Jordyn Jump
picked up an assist. Carlson is now 4-11-2 overall and closes out
the season Wednesday night at home against Redford Union.
Plymouth 4 - Livonia Stevenson 2
For the KLAA Lakes Conference playoff, Plymouth out played Livonia Stevenson with the final being Plymouth 4 - Livonia Stevenson 2. One of Livonia’s goals came on a penalty kick late in the second half.
Three Rivers 9 - Comstock 0
Junior Jordan Meeth (18 for the season) and sophomore Hannah McEnroe (27 for the season) each had four goals and an assist as Three Rivers dominated Comstock. Senior Holly Stuut scored the other goal for the Wildcats. The nine goals were scored in the first half as the mercy rule was in effect. Senior Andrea Gard, junior Hillary Karbowski, and freshman Charlie Spier added assists. The win improves Three Rivers to 11-6, 4-4.
Marshall's Emily Nielsen ties the game with 23 minutes left in the
second half but Marshall gives up a late goal to lose its third straight
game. Marshall is 10-7 on the season,.
May 16th
Dexter 3 - Chelsea 2
Chelsea is now 8 - 3 - 2 (5 - 3 - 1 SEC White). Dexter is 5 - 5 - 4 (5 - 2 -
3 SEC White).
Rochester Adams 1
- Stoney Creek 1
Rochester Adams takes a 1-0 lead into the half off of a goal from Andrea
Meloff (Angela Gerback). In the second half Abbie Haelewyn (Celeste James)
ties it up as Stoney scores on their only shot on goal. Sarah Bowman was in
the nets for Stoney Creek and Kristine Gasparovic was between the pipes for
Adams.
Lakeland JV 8 - John Glenn JV 0
The JV team is now 10-1-3 on the season.
Midland 1 -
Traverse City Central 0
Midland is 11-3-1 and Traverse City Central is 7-7-4. Game played with a
strong 35 miles per hour winds!
Traverse City Central Black JV 4 - Midland Blue J V 0
Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity is 11-3-2 and Midland Blue
Junior Varsity is 7-5-1. Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity
return to action on Monday, May 18, 2009 at Maple City, To take on Maple
City Glen Lake Varsity Lakers.
Marian
2 - Notre Dame Prep 1
Marian notched their seventh straight Catholic League title in a very hard fought and tight game with Notre Dame Prep played at Ladywood HS. Courtney Andries opened the scoring for Marian with an unassisted goal at the eight minute mark. Then six minutes into the second half Marian’s Andries scored again off a great set up by Erin Ring to make it 2-0. However Notre Dame struck back less than a minute later as Paige Aiello blasted one in from just outside the eighteen yard line. The final thirty three minutes were evenly contested with no additional scoring as 2-1 was the final.
Williamston 4 - Hartland 1
Williamston JV 1 - Hartland JV 0
John Glenn Invitational
Avondale 3 - Flushing 2 (SO)
Megan Siebert and Leslie Carter (Kayla Mannino)
scored for Avondale in the opening game of the John Glenn
Tournament.
Avondale 2 - Gaylord 0
Jessica Angell (Kayla Mannino) and Kayla Mannino scored goals
Avondale.
Avondale 1 - Bangor John Glenn 0 (SO)
Andrea Strauss made the 5th save of the shootout to lead Avondale
(11-3-4) to the tournament championship.
Bangor John
Glenn 5 - Gaylord 1
Ovid Elsie 3 - Ithaca 0
Ithaca: Angie Smith 7 saves. Ithaca 11-2, 9-2 TVC West. Ovid Elsie 10-2-1,
10-1.
May 15th
Okemos 1 -
Lumen Christi 0
Okemos now:
16-1-1.
Woodhaven 1 - Trenton 0
The only meeting of these two local rivals this season
which featured the Mega Red Conference Champion elect Woodhaven
against the Mega White Champions elect, Trenton, turned out to be a
bit of a low key affair. The Warriors of Woodhaven started early
and applied constant pressure on the Trenton Trojans with nice ball
movement but the Trenton defense played well and forcing the
Warriors to shoot from farther out, thus reducing their
effectiveness. The Trenton keeper was superb, stopping some really
tricky shots. The Warriors keeper was not tested very much but did
well on dangerous corners. The Warriors were winning most of the
balls and the Trojans were doing a lot of chasing but it just
amounted to mostly mid-field play. Half time 0-0. Second half,
Trenton continued with their five man midfield and a couple of times
they were dangerous with their two up front forwards. The Trojan
keeper continued to shut-down the Warriors goal machine. The
Warriors had plenty of possession but at times it looked like
neither team was concerned about winning the game. It wasn't a
particularly fast game, the third of the week for both teams. It
looked like the game would be scoreless until the Warriors notched a
goal with only four minutes remaining. The Warrior's hero of the
game, once again was Kaitlynn Clemens, who fired home from a bad
angle and caught the Trojan keeper off balance. This followed a
nice pass from Renee Morrison. Tough break for the Trojan keeper who
played so great throughout the game. The Warrior shut-out went to
Shelby Jackson, who, while not too busy, comfortably handled some
dangerous corners and free-kicks. This was Shelby's 11th shut-out
of the season. The Warriors had very good performances from Brooke
Austin, Kaytia Oberdorf, Presley Hana, Courtney Lukasik and Candice
Bresnahan. Woodhaven season record stands at 14-2-1
o/all...Trenton are 12-5-0 o/all.
Troy 2 - Sterling
Heights Stevenson 0
Troy's goals were scored
by Kelsey Horbach and Jennifer Busk.
Woodhaven 1 - Trenton 0
Marquette JV 8 - Traverse City Central Gold JV 0
Marquette Junior Varsity is 9-1-1 and Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity is 0-11.
| Oscoda 2 - Roscommon 1 The Oscoda Lady Owls Soccer team visited Roscommon on Friday night and returned with a win against the Lady Bucks, 2-1. Oscoda took control early when leading goal scorer Dani Griffin scored her 17th of the season at the 17 minute mark. Three minutes later she netted her 18th of the year to give Oscoda a 2-0 lead that they held throughout the match. Roscommon drew closer in the 53rd minute when a low corner kick eluded a tangle of legs and bodies and trickled into the far netting. Rushelle Sidebottom and Denelle Wilson picked up assists on Griffin's two goals. Nicole Jackson earned the win in goal. She faced 15 shots in the match, giving up just the one goal. Roscommon came hard in the second half with a wind at their backs. The Lady Bucks had taken only 4 shots in the first half. Katia Kotula again led the Oscoda defense with 29 intercepts and 6 steals. Katy Peacock had another outstanding performance with 15 intercepts and 5 steals. Melissa Yang had 8 intercepts. Oscoda played without their strong senior defender, Krystin Inman, who was injured Wednesday night in Pinconning. Sophomore Forward Chelsea Carraway had these thoughts. "We played good tonight. We played with aggression and did a good job controlling the ball. Communication was a key factor." Coach Gary Schneider commented, "We finally played a 'complete' game. Our passing was fabulous. We need to cash in on our easy chances if we plan on going farther come districts but a great effort by all." The 7-8 Owls will finish the regular season at home. They will welcome Saginaw Arthur Hill on Monday and the Gladwin Flying G's on Wednesday. Both matches are scheduled for 5:00pm with Monday being Senior Night. Oscoda will open District play on Tuesday, May 26th against Grayling. Oscoda is hosting District play this year. Cranbrook 3 - Northwest 0 Eva Heidingsfelder 2 goals. Sefora Armstead 1 goal. Ariel Roddy 3 assists. Abby Cohen with a shutout. Cranbrook now 9-3-2. Livonia Churchill 3 - Rochester Adams 2 Livonia Churchill opens up scoring when Bailey Brandon scores on a long shot from about 35 yards out. Adams Keeley Chandler (Andrea Meloff) ties it up before the half. Livonia's Shari Zakaloski scores to put it at 2-1, Adam's answers that with another goal from Keeley Chandler (Andrea Meloff). Churchill's Allyssa Mira puts in the game winner for a 3-2 final. Churchill 11-1-3 overall, 8-1-3 KLAA, 8-1-1 KLAA South. May 14th Birch Run 2 - MillingtonBirch Run and Millington both came out like neither conference foe wanted to win the game. Around the 18 minute mark Laura Nail took a Direct Kick and played to the far post were the unmarked and speedy Lexi McLeod put the volley away making it 1-0 Birch Run. Birch Run held the play for the most part in the half. During the second half Birch Run had numerous scoring chances and maintained the ball well in the Millington end. Millington however made a chance out of a defensive mistake at the mid and sent the ball to Alisha Piper who quickly turned and put it in to tie the game with around 10 minutes left. Birch Run kept pushing the ball forward and Freshman Jerica Miller sent a ball in to the box for Lexi McLeod and the wind made the ball and Keeper dance for it and Mcleod was their to Volley it in with 50 seconds remaining on the clock for the game winner. This is her 8th goal and 2nd game winner of the week. Half 1-0 BR SOG 10-8 BR Birch Run 8-5-2 O/A; 5-5-2 TVC-East. Columbia Central 1 - Lansing Christian 0 Junior Abby Doebel knocked in a corner kick with just over 2 minutes remaining for the lone tally of the match. Columbia improves to 9-2-2 over-all, 5-1 in the SMAA, and advances to meet Parma Western in the conference championship game on Saturday. Western and Columbia played to a 0-0 double OT draw during regular season play with Western winning in a shoot-out. Winner of this game takes the conference championship. Chelsea 6 - Adrian 1 Chelsea is now 8 - 2 - 2 (5 - 2 - 1 in the SEC White). Adrian is 5 - 12 - 1 (1 - 7 - 1 in the SEC White).
Plymouth
Christian 8 - Parkway Christian 0
Plymouth Christian moves to 9-0-1 overall and 8-0 in the MIAC.
Okemos
5 - Haslett 0
Birmingham Seaholm 2 - Groves 0 In Ithaca 1 - Swan Valley 0 Oakland Christian 7
- Southfield Christian 0 Celebrating Senior/Parent Appreciation Night, Western finished out it's regular season with a win over Mott. Senior Captain Chelsea Hunter and Sophomore Jenny Shaba led the charge for the Warriors in their win by dominating the middle and final third of the pitch. Hunter had two assists and a goal while Shaba mirrored those stats having two goals and an assist. Sophomore Alivia Kempster played great in the back shutting down the Mott attack and scoring a goal of her own. Mott played a spirited game in the match and never stopped playing hard until the final whistle. Most noteworthy is Mott Keeper Sophomore Katie Ging who made several outstanding saves in the match keeping her squad close for most of the game. Western Keeper Jessica gatten records the shutout for the Warriors who end the regular season 7-2-5 overall and 7-1-2 in the KLAA North. Lakeland 1 -Walled Lake Central 0 At Walled Lake Central, Lakeland Sophomore Kristine Graham scores off a pass from Senior Kelsey Peyton with 8 minutes remaining in the game. Lakeland senior goalkeeper Sam Miller records her 4th shutout of the season. Lakeland is 7-6-1 overall and 4-5-1 in the KLAA North. Lakeland JV 1 - Walled Lake Central JV 1 Walled Lake Northern 2 - Waterford Kettering 0 Walled Lake Northern clinched the KLAA North division with a 2-0 win over Waterford Kettering. Northern goals: (1) Steph Boggs, assisted by Riley Wood; (2) Jacq O'Shea, assisted by freshman Emily Donohue. Payj O'Shea earned her 8th shutout of the season. WLN KLAA North: 7-0-3, overall: 8-2-3. Kettering KLAA N: 2-8-0, overall: 3-11-1. Ferndale 8 - Pontiac Central 0 Scoring for Ferndale were LexiBrisson-fast(2), Maja strandberg, Kattlynn Chartier, Caitrin O'Meara, Katie Venable, Mara Braciszewski, and Tina Woods. Next for Ferndale is a match against Center Line at Center Line on Monday at 4:30. Ferndale is now 7-5-3 overall and 6-1-3 OAA Blue. Traverse City Central 1 - Alpena 0 Traverse City Central is 7-6-4 overall and 4-2-3 in the Big North Conference and Alpena is 5-6-2 overall and 1-6-2 in the Big North Conference. Alpena JV 1 - Traverse City Central Gold J V 0 Alpena is 3-8-1 and Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity is 0-11. Cadillac 1 - Gaylord 0
Berkley 4 - Farmington 2
Goals for Berkley were scored by Stephanie Miller, Jordan Zang, Katie Murphy and Natalie Zimmerman. Assists for Berkley were recorded by Karsyn Baker (2) and Natalie Zimmerman. Farmington Hills Harrison 0 - N. Farmington 0
Avondale 4 - Harper Woods Regina 0
Avondale’s Leslie Carter had a hat trick last night to lead
the Yellowjackets (8-3-4). Brittany Silkwood had the
first goal for Avondale. Kayla Mannino had 3 assists
and Brittany Brown had the other assist as Avondale prepped
for the John Glenn Tournament this weekend. CAAC Group One Tournament. DeWitt now 12-0-3. Lumen Christie drops to 8-6-2. Rochester 2 - Saginaw Heritage 0 South Haven 3 -Three Rivers 2 (2OT) Nicole Dotson scored the game winning goal 2:09 into the second overtime to give the Rams the victory. Dotson scored the only goal of the first half and South Haven led 1-0 at the half. The Wildcats Hannah McEnroe tallied her 23rd goal of the season on a PK eight minutes into the second half to tie the game. Rachel Sondgrath gave the Rams their second lead with a free kick goal at 69:38. Maley Wright of Three Rivers tied the game, off an assist from McEnroe, with 4:30 left in regulation. Three Rivers outshot South Haven 9-3 in the first overtime, with seven shots on goal, but couldn’t connect. South Haven improves to 11-5, 5-3 while Three Rivers falls to 10-6, 3-4.
Parma Western 5 - Hillsdale 0
SMAA Semifinal. #1 Western
advances over #4 Hillsdale. Records: Western
10-5 (6-0) & Hillsdale 8-7 (3-4).
Petoskey 2 - Traverse City West 1 Petoskey win the Big North Conference Title outright! Petoskey is 13-2-2 and 7-0-1 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City West is 5-10-3 overall and 3-4-2 in the Big North Conference. Mason 2 - Jackson 1 Salem 8 - South Lyon 0 Athens 2 - Troy 0 Olivia Brannon paced the Redhawks to a 2-0 shutout over cross town rival Troy last night with a goal and an assist. Jackie Short recorded her team leading 12th goal and Jenna O'Dell and Parisa Sadrnia combined for the 11th Redhawk shutout in 18 games this season. Athens improves to 14-2-2 while Troy falls to 4-5-6. Royal Oak 2 - Stoney Creek-2
Williamston keeper, Courtney Clem, gets set for another save Williamston 4 - East Lansing 2CAAC Gold Tournament 1st round.
Dexter 6 - Tecumseh 0
The Dreadnaughts hosted the Indians from
Tecumseh in the second leg of their division match-up
after an 8-0 mercy game earlier in the season. Four
minutes into the game, Emma Monaghan shot a ball that
bounced off the far post and was followed up by a Haley
Brewster finish. It wasn't until eighteen minutes into
the game that the Dreads took a 2-0 lead, which was the
half-time score.
Just over seven minutes into the second
half, the Indian keeper took down Walls, who found her
way in behind the defense. Seven minutes later,
freshman, Victoria Peppers received a pass from Kristi
Hughes and put the Dreads up by three. With seven
minutes left, Talor Conter took a free kick from around
55 yards out, and placed it over the back-up keeper.
With thirtyone seconds left on the clock, captain
Caitlyn Rize scored the last goal for the Dreads, for a
6-0 victory. Keeper, Zaryn Jennings didn't field any
serious shots and was credited with the shut-out.
Coach Forrester on the Tecumseh game: "We
created numerous scoring chances but didn't do a
good job on finishing them. I feel creating them is the
hard part, but we seem to make the finishing part even
harder than it should be. Out passion or eagerness to
bury the opponent faded...we have a tendancy to play
down to weaker teams on occassion."
Dexter
4-5-4 (4-2-3 SEC White).
May 13th L'Anse Creuse North 3 - Sterling
Heights 2
SCS Lakeview 3 - Warren Cousino 1 Marian 4 - Mercy 0 In this Catholic
League semi-final, Marian goals were scored by sophomore Danielle Mazur (2),
sophomore Sara Zawacki and sophomore Liz Tresnak. Senior Whitey Sarkis
got the shutout. Marian moves on to play Notre Dame Prep in the
Catholic League final at Ladywood on Saturday May 16th at 2:00
p.m.
Woodhaven 3 - Monroe 1
The Warriors were on the road for a match-up with the Trojans of Monroe for a Mega Red Conference contest. The grass was wet but for the duration of the game it stayed mostly dry or drizzle. The Warriors needing a win to guarantee a co-champion spot in the Mega, with the Trojans placed third in the Conference. The game didn't start with a very fast pace but the Warriors were controlling much of the play, nice ball movement but were weak at finishing. The Trojans defense did their job and their keeper was very confident in stopping several good shots. Half time 0-0. The Warriors came out very energized and immediately pushed forward to get that early goal. This did come at the 10 minute mark when Renee Morrison fired a high angled shot to the keepers left form about six yards out, assisted by Brooke Austin. Six minutes later, Lauren Badalamente fired home a hard shot to the top right corner, from about seven yards out, again assisted by Brooke Austin, to give the Warriors a two goal lead. Woodhaven continued to play well with some nice passing and over-lapping The Warriors hit the Trojan goalpost twice before snatching their third goal at the 28 minute mark. Lauren Badalamente notched her brace with another rocket shot from 12 yards out, assisted by Kailey Smedo. The Warriors keeper, Shelby Jackson, had her quest for number 11 shut-out of the season ruined when Monroe scored their lone goal with 11 minute left in the game. Woodhaven played well and earned a nice victory. The Woodhaven squad were well served by Shelby Jackson, Kelly Rossi, Kailey Smedo, Courtney Lukasik, Candice Bresnahan, Renee Morrison, Brooke Austin, Lauren Badalamente, Kaytia Oberdorf and Bijanka Islami. The Woodhaven season record stands at 13-2-1 o/all and 7-0-1 Mega Red. Monroe are 3-4-1 Mega Red. Lutheran Northwest 2 - Clarenceville 1 Warren Mott 5 - East Detroit 0 In a MAC Gold Division contest played in a cold, steady rain at East Detroit, freshman Serena Siryani scored her team high 10th,11th,and 12th goals of the season and freshman Chelsea Meador added three assists to lead the Marauders to the win over the Shamrocks. Senior Jenny Grobbel scored an unassisted goal, junior Paige Bicoll also scored on an assist from Meador and senior Kaitlyn McGill picked up an assist on Siryani's third goal. Half time score was 3 - 0. Goalie Sarah Haberski made eight saves in recording her fourth clean sheet. Mott's record in the MAC Gold is 5 - 2 - 3, overall 7 - 4 - 3. East Detroit is 0 - 7 - 0, 2 - 10 - 0 overall. The Marauders travel to St. Clair Monday for a key division matchup against the Saints. Warren Mott JV 8 - East Detroit JV 0 St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 2 - Port Huron Northern 0 Milan 4 - St. Mary CC 0 Milan is now 7 - 0 - 4 in the Huron League. Woodhaven JV 2 - Monroe JV 0 The Woodhaven JV Lady Warrior's continued their winning ways with a 2-0 shutout over Monroe. Liz Michaels and Maegan Sawicki each scored a goal. Jenni Pistin and Shannon Dombrowski each added an assist. Holly Miller recorded the shutout. Megan Hummel, Rachel Banks, Meghan Perry and Rachel Robinson all were outstanding defensively for the 13-2-1 Warrior's. Lutheran North 4 - Lutheran Westland 0 Oscoda 4 - Pinconning 2 The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team improved their
record to 6-8 on Wednesday night in Pinconning, defeating the Spartans,
4-2. Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 2 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 0 Trenton 3 - Carlson 1 Centerline 9 - Mt. Clemens 1
St Joesph 2 -
Marshall 0
Montrose 5 -
Goodrich 1 May 12th Plymouth Christian 4 -
Southfield Christian 0
Northville 12 - South Lyon East 0 Chelsea 8 - Tecumseh 0 Troy 3 - Royal Oak 1 Troy's goals were scored by Erin Farley, with an assist from Madeline Wideman; Emily Dzik, with an assist from Nicole Shelly; and Jill Sullivan, with an assist from Madeline Wideman. Royal Oak's goal was scored by Claire Veit with no assist. Okemos 1 - HH Dow 0 Okemos now:
14-1-1 Haslett 2 - Charlotte 1. Both Haslett goals scored by Meghan Gifford. Assists for Haslett by Taylor Parker and Shelby Deimling. Haslett improves to 9-4-2 overall and 4-1-0 in league play. Avondale 2 -
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2 Kayla Mannino
scored in the first half to give Avondale (7-3-4, 3-2-3 OAA Red) an
early lead. Lahser’s Anna Zambricki tied it up early in the second
half. Kayla Mannino and Anna Zambricki each had another goal for
each team. Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Dearborn Divine Child 1 Rochester 1 - Rochester Adams 1
Seaholm 3 - Berkley 0
Senior Eden Cooney opened the scoring just a few minutes into the contest with a long arching goal into the upper left. Late in the half, Senior Captain Haley Silver received a pass in the center of the field and took the ball through two defenders before slotting it by the keeper for number two on the night. Cooney notched her second of the night with a beautiful goal from the 20 assisted by Junior Aidan Keenan. Brittany Lea earned her first career shutout in her first game between the pipes. Walled Lake Western 4 - Waterford Kettering 2
For Western, Senior Kristen Lisicki scored the first goal in this
high scoring match with an assist from Jenny Shaba who had three
goals of her own. Senior captain Chelsea Hunter, Rachel Shuman,
Alivia Kempster had assists in the game for the Warriors. For
Kettering, Sarah Martin and Kaylie Guellec each had goals and
Kettering Keeper Tailer Roscoe made several great saves in the game
and kept the Captains close in the match. Western is now 7-2-5
overall, 6-1-2 in the KLAA North. Waterford Mott 3 - Walled Lake Central 2 Cadillac JV 5 - Traverse City Central Gold JV 0 Cadillac junior Varsity is 7-6 and Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity is 0-10. Traverse City Central 2 - Cadillac 0 Traverse City Central is 6-6-4 and 3-2-3 in the Big north Conference and Cadillac is 6-6-3 and 1-5-2 in the Big North Conference. Next game, Traverse City Central travel to Alpena to take on Alpena Wildcats on Thursday night. Ferndale 1- West Bloomfield 1 Scoring Ferndale's goal was Lexi Brisson-Fast. Ferndale is 6-5-3 overall and 5-1-3 OAA Blue. Clarkston 1 - N. Farmington 1 Farmington 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0 Kirsten Evans 1 goal & 1 assist, Shannon Costello 1 goal, Andrea Grove 1 goal, Jessica Williams and Katie Williams both had assists. Brittany Busch earned the shutout. Farmington is 9-3-1 overall and 7-1-1 in the OAA White Division. Williamston 5 - Perry 0 Notre Dame Prep 1 - Livonia Ladywood 0 Catholic League Semi-final. Kacie Steinbrecher scored in the 20th minute for Prep (12-3-1). Ladywood falls to 7-5-3. Prep moves on to the Catholic League Final to play the winner of Marian/Mercy. Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Saline 0 Ann Arbor Huron hosted Saline Tuesday night and beat the Hornets 1-0 at Riverbank Stadium. After a scoreless first half, Helen Steinhauser scored the winning goal for the River Rats with about 10 minutes left in the game. Huron improves to 10-2-1 (7-0-1 SEC). Novi 1 - Livonia Stevenson 0 Dexter 2 - East Lansing 2 Dexter is now 3-5-4. East Lansing is now 7-3-7. Dexter JV 1 - East Lansing JV 0 Riverview Gabriel Richard 3 - Waterford Our Lady of Lakes 2 Catholic League Playoffs Semi-Final. Goals: Annie Dahlquist 1 (15), Francesca Downey 1 (13), Christine Crowell 1 (2). Assits: Francesca Downey 1 ( 12), Annie Dahlquist (10). Riverview Gabriel Richard is now 10-3. Livonia Churchill 0 - Plymouth 0 Livonia Churchill now 9-1-3 overall. Plymouth now 7-3-1 overall. Royal Oak Shrine 2 - Cardinal Mooney 0 In a Catholic League Semifinal match, RO Shrine scored 2 second half goals to edge Cardinal Moonie. 2-0. Shrine got goals from Sarah Obudzinski and Emily Guirey. Emily Obudzinski records another shut out. Shrine improves to 8-3-2. They will face Riverview Gabriel Richard in the Catholic League final Saturday. Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard JV 6 -
Divine Child JV 0
Dexter 2 - East Lansing 2
The Dreadnaughts traveled to a high powered
East Lansing Trojans for a strong non-conference match-up
that proved to be worth the admissions fee.
A passionate rivalry between East Lansing and
the Dreads stems from the men's side beginning with their
victory over the Trojans in the 2006 shoot-out victory and
last years regional victory. Dexter was part of East
Lansing's tournament last year but would not face them as
Portage Northern defeated them setting up the Huskies finals
loss to the Dreads.
Dexter's play started off as being a bit
conservative, looking for their chances to go forward and
attack. With both teams battling and gaining solid chances,
each team defended well and went in to half-time with the
0-0 score.
The Dreads showed a bit more energy with the
start of the second half and scored the first goal of the
game ten minutes in. Ariel DeYoung received a pass from
Emma Monaghan to give the Dreads a 1-0 lead. Ten minutes
later Emma Monaghan added another goal for a 2-0 lead,
assisted by Ariel Star.
As the game entered it's late stages, it
looked like it would be a win for the Dreads, but with eight
minutes remaining in the game, the Trojans got within one
with their first goal of the game. Two minutes later they
tied the game when a ball played in off of a free-kick
wasn't properly cleared and allowed East Lansing to score
and ending the game with a 2-2 draw.
Coach Forrester on the East Lansing game: "We
had the game in hand, we just couldn't find a way to keep
it. This team tends to find an extra gear when it plays the
better teams, we just need to be able to close 'em out to
maintain the win. Monaghan had a great game...she combines
well with Brittany Walls to be able to take over a game."
Dexter 3-5-4 / East Lansing
7-3-7.
May 11th Southfield Christian 1 - Calvary Christian Academy 0 Birch Run 8 - Carrollton 0 Lexi McLeod 6 goals, Haley Hadaway 1 goal, 2 assists, Laura Nail 1 goal, 1 assist, Brianne Grim 2 assists. Keeper Laura Pavlicek 4 saves and 5th shutout of year. Half 5-0 BR, SOG 31-4 BR. Birch Run 7-5-2 O/A; 4-5-2 TVC-East. Warren Mott 2 - Clawson 2 Warren Mott JV 1 - Clawson JV 0 Ithaca 8 - Chesaning 0 Plymouth Canton 2 - Northville 0 Walled
Lake Northern 3 - Lakeland 0 Sterling Hts. 2 - Utica 1 L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Fraser 21st Half Scoring - (G) 2:51 F Nicole De Luca assisted by Kalaway Voss. Halftime - Fraser 1 - L'Anse Creuse North 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 36:23 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela Vultaggio. (G) 34:15 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Stephanie Garland. (G) 33:53 F Becka McHenry assisted by Alyssa Pellerito. L'Anse Creuse North Overall 6-4-2. L'Anse Creuse North MAC White 4-2-2. Fraser Overall 7-2-2. Fraser MAC White 5-1-2. Good game by L'Anse Creuse North Midfielders Caitlin Calleja, Madison Hartwig and Annette Vultaggio. St. Clair 2 - Roseville 0 Traverse City Central Black JV 7 - Elk Rapids JV 0 Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity 26 Elk Rapids Junior Varsity 1. Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity is 9-3-2 and Elk Rapids Junior Varsity is 4-6-1.
Woodhaven 1 - Edsel Ford 0
In a Mega Conference game at Dearborn, the Woodhaven
Warriors gained all three points in a fiercely contested
match. This was the first place team visiting the second
place team in the Mega Red. Both team worked hard and very
little between them but they produced a very entertaining
and exciting game. Neither team could put the ball in the
net in the first half despite good opportunities. Half time
0-0. Second half, pretty much the same as the first with
both teams playing cautiously and mid-fielders controlling
the play, both keepers did their job well but neither had a
lot to do. With time running out, it looked like the game
was deadlocked, the Warriors were awarded a penalty for a
handball in the penalty area. Up steps Kaitlynn Clemens to
slide the ball along the ground into the keepers
left corner. Nice penalty and the winning goal of the
game. Shelby Jackson had the Warrior shut-out, her 10th of
the season. Woodhaven were well served by Courtney Lukasik,
Kaytia Oberdorf, Hilary Harubin, Erin Decker, Presley Hana,
Brooke Brennan and Kelly Rossi. The Warriors season record
stands at 12-2-1 o/all and 6-0-1 Mega Red..........Edsel
Ford are 4-2-1 Mega Red.
Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Flint Powers Catholic 0 Playing its third game in four days, Ann Arbor Huron hosted Flint Powers Catholic (currently ranked #3 in Division three in the latest polls) and beat the Chargers 1-0 at Riverbank Stadium. After a scoreless first half, Meg Boyer scored the winning goal for the River Rats about 10 minutes into the second half. Huron improves to 9-2-1 (6-0-1 SEC).
Grosse Ile 1 - Milan 1
Milan scored in the first half and GI scored with 4:00
left to go in the game. Milan is now 9 - 2 - 4 overall
and 6 - 0 - 4 in the Huron League. Grosse Ile is now
12-1-3 overall and 7-1-2 in the Huron League.
Oakland Christian 5 - Roeper 0 Freshman Darcy Johnston scored a hat-trick and added an assist to give the Lancers a 6-0 record in the MIAC conference, 9-2 overall. Dana Johnston and Autumn Andersen added the other 2 goals. Assists also came from Rachael Termarsch, Taylor McKenna, and Samantha Woloson. Olivia Goldstein and Carlee Cotrell shared the keeper duties for OCS tallying the team's 5th shutout of the season. Roeper's keeper, Alia Raheem, had 10 saves for the game. Roeper goes to 4-6 in the conference. Dakota 2 - Port Huron 0 Groves 1 - Royal Oak 1 Royal Oak got on the board in the first half on a goal off a corner kick. Groves scored late in the second half off a header from Haley Beach from the corner taken by Allie Hawkins. Groves plays Seaholm on Thursday night at Groves. Southgate 2 - Trenton 0 Goals scored by Rikki Singstock & Erica Nerowski. Assists from Tori Singstock & Rikki Singstock. Southgate improves their league record to 7-2-1. Trenton's league record is now 9-1-0. Trenton JV 4 - Southgate JV 2 Ogemaw Hts. 6 - Oscoda 2 The Oscoda Lady Owls fell to 5-8 on Monday night when they lost to the visiting Ogemaw Heights Falcons, 6-2. The Falcons scored three goals in the first half and three more in the second before Oscoda got on the board with a Penalty Kick by Ashley Suszek, her first goal of the year. Leading scorer Dani Griffin scored her 13th of the season minutes later when she collected a long outlet by Katy Peacock and drove to the net. Oscoda goalkeeper, Nicole Jackson, had her hands full all game. Jackson stopped 20 shots by the strong Ogemaw offense. Sweeper Katia Kotula was also kept busy on the back line and ended the match with 9 steals and 14 intercepts. The Lady Owls will try to get back in the win column on Wednesday night in Pinconning when they face the Spartans at 5:00pm. The last time the two squads met, the Owls won by a mercy rule of 8-0. Centerline 1 - Marysville 0 Carlson 1 - Bellville 0 The Gibraltar Carlson Marauders traveled Monday evening to face off against the Lady Tigers of Belleville under mild, partly sunny, conditions. The Marauders scored early in the first half when Shelby Jestat lifted a shot over the Belleville keeper after a goal mouth scramble. That goal would prove to be all Carlson needed as the defense held off Belleville for the 1-0 victory. Tabitha Thompson earned the shutout, her seventh of the year, in goal for the Marauders. With the victory Carlson moves to 2-5-3 in the Mega White and 4-10-4 overall. Belleville drops to 0-9-0 in the conference and 1-11-0 overall. Carlson next travels to Trenton on Wednesday to try and avenge a 2-1 loss to the Trojans while Belleville visits Allen Park searching for their first victory in the conference. Woodhaven JV 4 - Edsel Ford JV 1 Woodhaven Lady Warrior's JV improved their record to 12-2-1 with a 4-1 win over Edsel Ford. Liz Michaels scored 2 goals for the Warrior's. Jenni Pistin and Rachel Banks also added goals. Jenni Pistin, Jessica Leonard, Jasmine Rostkowski and Maria LoDuca each chipped in with an assist. Battle Creek Lakeview 2 - Parma Western 1 Records: Lakeview 11-3 & Western 9-5. Three Rivers 1 - Paw Paw 0 Three Rivers sophomore Hannah McEnroe scored her 22nd goal of the season on a PK at the 62 minute mark to help the Wildcats even their Wolverine Conference record at 3-3. The win snaps a four game losing streak for Three Rivers. Paw Paw falls to 2-4 in conference play. Cranbrook Kingswood 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 1 In
Lumen Christi
2 -
Marshall 1 May 9th Royal Oak 3 -
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2 Troy 1 - Rochester Adams 1 The Colts host the Highlanders on a rainy Saturday. Troy strikes in the first half when Madeline Wideman gets the ball off of an Adams defender and goes in alone to put Troy up 1-0. Keely Chandler carries a ball into the box and places it over to Andrea Meloff for the tying goal. Keepers Kristine Gasparovic faced 7 shots for Adams and Victoria Troccoli of Troy had 6 saves. Ann Arbor Huron 8 - Tecumseh 0 Cranbrook Kings wood 0 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0 Jenison JV 1 - Traverse City West JV 0 Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 1-12-3. Jenison 3 -
Traverse City West 2 (OT)
Carlson JV Soccer Invitational
Grosse Ile 2 - Carlson 1
In Carlson's first game against Grosse
Ile, Grosse Ile scored first with only 3 minutes left in the first half.
Carlson tied the game in the second half on a goal from Michaela Jestat,
assisted by Cierra Aguirre. Grosse Ile added the final goal of the match
with 8 minutes remaining in the game. Even though Carlson lost this
match 1-2, they played well and had a great performance in net from Anna
Blakeslee in the first half. Scoring the two goals for Grosse Ile were
Meghan Butler and Heather Dietrich.
Woodhaven 3 - Riverview 0
The Woodhaven JV Lady Warrior's had
a successful day as they defeated Riverview, Carlson and Grosse lle
to become the winners of the Carlson Tournament. In the opening game
against Riverview, the Warrior's took advantage of having a
favorable wind. Maegan Sawicki, assisted by Liz Michaels, initiated
the scoring at the 15:07 mark. Rachel Banks added the second goal
with an assist from Meghan Perry at 27:48 into the first half. Liz
Michaels added the final goal of the half with 53 seconds left,
assisted by Rachel Robinson. There was no scoring in the second half
and the Warrior's prevailed 3-0. Holly Miller gained the shutout for
the Warrior's. Jessica Leonard and Jasmine Rostkowski played
excellent for the Warrior's.
Grosse Ile 2 - Riverview 0
In the final game for the Marauders, neither Riverview nor Carlson
could score in the first half. This match was a rather evenly played
game with a much reduced wind from earlier matches. The score was
0-0 at half. Scoring the lone goal for Carlson was Evie Cramton,
assisted by Emily Elkin.
Woodhaven 3 - Carlson 0
In Carlson's second game, they played in a strong wind against
Woodhaven and never challenged the Woodhaven goalkeeper. Woodhaven
dominated this entire match and scored two goals in the first half
and netted the final goal with 19 minutes remaining. Courtney
Weisenstein played a strong game once again at outside midfield.
Woodhaven 1 - Grosse Ile 0 Game three proved to be the Championship game as both Woodhaven and Grosse lle were undefeated going into the game. The Warrior's were forced to play back to back games and were short roistered. The wind was definitely a factor once again. The Lady Warrior's elected to play into the wind the first half and be aggressive defensively. The strategy paid off as the Warrior's Rachel Banks was able to land a direct kick into the net at the 3:19 mark. This proved to be the game winner as the exhausted, but well conditioned Warrior's, earned the Championship with a 1-0 win. Megan Hummel anchored a stingy defense that was unbeatable for the 3rd game in a row. Holly Miller recorded her third shutout of the day for the 11-2-1 Warrior's. Rachel Banks and Rachel Robinson were awarded Tournament MVP medals.
Riverview 2 - Carlson 1
CHAMPIONS: Woodhaven
Warriors
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Petoskey 2 - Farmington 1
Petoskey 3 - Mt. Pleasant 0 Petoskey 1 - Grand Blanc 1 Petoskey wins the tournament over Grand Blanc on the second tiebreaker (goals against). Petoskey is now 12-2-2. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Troy Athens 2 -
Marian 1
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Shrine’s goal scorers were Hannah Burgess, Brooke Burgess and Emily Guirey.
Emily Obudzinski has her 6th shut out of the season. Shrine
improves to 7-3-2. Sturgis 2 - Three Rivers 1 For the second time this season, Sturgis scored two goals in the final 15 minutes for a come from behind win over Three Rivers. In the non conference game, Wildcat junior Kayla Todd scored the first goal from long range 14 minutes into the second half. Sturgis got an own goal on a corner to tie the game. Four minutes later Rachel Kolzow put one in the upper right from 35 yards out. Shots were pretty even, as the Trojans outshot the Wildcats 16-14, but TR had 6 on goal to 5 for Sturgis. Three Rivers record is now 9-5. May 8th Mercy 2 - Ann Arbor
Richard 1 Grosse Ile High School 9 - Carleton Airport 0 Grosse Ile is now 12-1-2 overall and 7-1-1 in the Huron League. L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Cousino 1 1st Half Scoring - (G) 27:21 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Tiffany Marchewka. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 1 Cousino 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 27:40 C Elena Popkey assisted by Amber Bondy and Amanda Ferrick. (G) 24:32 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Heather O'Connor. Good game by L'Anse Creuse North Midfielders Madison Hartwig and Annette Vultaggio. L'Anse Creuse North Overall 6-4-1. L'Anse Creuse North MAC White 4-2-1. Cousino Overall 3-6-2. Cousino MAC White 2-4-1. Livonia Ladywood 1 - Bishop Foley 0 (OT) Catholic League Quarter-final. Freshman Emily Chrzasz scored two minutes into the 1st overtime for Livonia Ladywood (7-4-3, 5-4-1 Catholic). Senior goalkeeper Michele Ring made 6 saves en route to her 4th shut-out of the season. Bishop Foley falls to 6-4-4 overall. Ladywood moves on to play the winner of Notre Dame Prep/ Regina in the Catholic League Semi-finals on Tuesday. Fraser 4 - Utica 0 Warren Mott 1 - Roseville 0 Senior Kaitlyn McGill scored in the 28th minute on a penalty kick for the only goal of the game as the Marauders defeated the Panthers in a MAC Gold Division game in Roseville. Goalie Sarah Haberski made eight saves in recording her third clean sheet of the season. Defenders Jessica Milner and Brittany Baysdell along with midfielders Paige Bicoll, Jenny Grobbel and Janina Velasco had outstanding games. The win moves Mott's record to 4 - 2 - 2 in MAC Gold and 6 - 4 - 2 overall. The Marauders will host Clawson Monday in a key Gold Division match up. Warren Mott JV 1 - Roseville JV 0 Charlevoix JV 3 - Traverse City
Central Gold JV 1 Northville 0 - Saline 0 Groves 3 - West Bloomfield 0 Columbia Central 3 - Jackson 3 The Golden Eagles took three one goal leads during the match but the Vikings would battle back each time for the equalizer. Columbia Central sophomore Victoria McBean continued her torrid scoring pace, netting two goals and notching an assist on the other. Jackson's sophomore Annie Aubrey was her scoring equal, putting two goals away as well including the final tying goal of the night on a penalty kick with just over 8 minutes remaining. Columbia Central moves to 8-2-2 and Jackson also moves to 8-2-2.
Okemos 3 -
Dexter 0 Okemos
now 13-1-1. Notre Dame Prep 3 - Regina 1 Emil Gray scored the first goal, unassisted. Hannah Ziegler scored off a corner kick from Paige Aiello, and Stepahnie Accurso scored the last goal assited by Celia Horak. This improves their record to 11-3-1. The next game is Tuesday against Ladywood for the CHSL semi finals. Livonia Churchill 0 - Walled Lake Western 0 Trenton 1 -
Belleville 0 Gaylord 4 - Oscoda 0 For the third time this week one team has scored in
the first minute of the soccer game, unfortunately for the Oscoda Lady
Owls Friday night, it was not them. Their foe, the Gaylord Blue Devils,
scored with just 36 seconds gone in the match. They did not look back
from there, blanking the Owls, 4-0. Oscoda never even took a shot on
goal in the second half and the defense and goalkeeper, Nicole Jackson,
were under constant attack. Jackson made 20 saves in the match. Senior
defensive standout, Katia Kotula had 8 steals and 12 intercepts but it
just was not enough. Katy Peacock finished with 9 intercepts and 2
steals. Krystin Inman and Melissa Yang each had 6 intercepts.
Anchor Bay 4 - L'Anse Creuse 2
Berkley 3 - Clarkston 1
Lakeland 4 - Waterford Kettering 1 Lakeland Scoring: Katie McNulty scores two goals off assists from Laura Austin and Kaella Fyffe. Kristine Graham scores off a cross from Allie Morris. Amy Carlton scores off a cross from Kristine Graham. Kettering Goal by Heather Miller. Of note was a penalty kick save by Lakeland Goalkeeper Sam Miller. Lakeland is now 6-5-1 on the season and 3-4-1 in the KLAA North. JV: Lakeland 2 - Kettering 0 Game was shortened due to weather. Lakeland's JV is now 8-1-2 on the season. Parma Western 8 - Albion 0 Records: Western 9-4 (5-0) & Albion 1-12 (0-5). Marshall
9 - Onsted 0 Ann Arbor Huron 3 - Bedford 1 Sterling Hts. 3 - Sterling Hts. Ford II 1 May 7th Cranbrook 1 - Lutheran North 0 Okemos 8 - Lansing Eastern 0
Okemos now: 12-1-1 Ithaca 4 - Hemlock 3 Birch Run 0 - Frankenmuth 0 Birch Runs Defense and Keeper Laura Pavlicek stepped up for a phenomenal game. The defense stayed in the game plan and Pavlicek stopped 22 shots on goal. She made at least 12 diving stops. She earned her 4th shutout of the season. SOG 22-2 F, Birch Run 6-5-2 O/A, 3-5-2 TVC-East. Marian
5 - Divine Child 0 In a Catholic League quarterfinal, Danielle Mazur (2), Kiki Haddad, Stephanie Pilarski and Courtney Andries scored for Marian. Marisa Opie earned the shutout. Oakland Christian 6 -
Calvary Christian 0 Northville 3 - South Lyon 0 Lake Orion 1 - Troy 0 Groves 2 - Harrison 0 Farmington 2 - North Farmington 1 Williamston 8 - Portland 0 Williamston JV 8 - Portland JV 0 Livonia Churchill 6 - John Glenn 0 Ferndale 8 - Hazel Park
0 Bloomfield Hills Lahser
1 - Rochester Adams 0 Chelsea 1 - Dexter 1 Dexter JV 5 - Chelsea JV 0 Petoskey 2 - Traverse
City Central 0 Traverse City Central
Black JV 1 - Petoskey JV 1 Birmingham Seaholm 2 - Clarkston 1 The Wolves got on the board first, midway through the first half. But the Maples came out strong in the second and had numerous scoring chances when Senior Captain Haley Silver raced a Clarkston defender to the ball and drilled a shot into the net. Junior Hallie Taylor sealed the win; penetrating the defense and out maneuvering the Clarkston keeper for the goal. Senior Captain Megan Chorazycewski anchored the defense tonight and kept the Wolves at bay in the waning moments. Junior keeper Jen Evans did an outstanding job stepping in for injured keeper Julia Rivera making 6 saves on the night. Seaholm is 5-3-4 Overall and 3-2-3 in OAA White action. Oscoda 9 - Saginaw Arthur Hill 0 It took just 21 seconds for Chelsea Carraway to score the
winning goal in Thursday nights soccer match and to get the Oscoda Lady Owls
back in the win column. The Owls shut out Saginaw Arthur Hill by Mercy Rule
after the first 40 minutes, 9-0. Carraway scored two more times in the match to
get the hat-trick but she was not even the high scorer after Dani Griffin netted
four goals in as many shots. Also picking up goals were Katia Kotula, the
seniors first varsity strike, with one and Katy Peacock. Credited with assists
were, Kelli Lehman, Krystin Inman, Carraway, Kotula, Kelbi Clarke, Griffin,
Rushelle Sidebottom, Ashley Suzsek and Peacock. Oscoda improves to 5-6. Arthur
Hill remains winless on the season. Salem 0 - Novi 0 Troy Athens 2 - Avondale 0 The Athens Redhawks secured their 2nd consecutive OAA league title and 7th in the past 10 years with a 2-0 shutout over host Avondale. Megan McLalin tallied the 1st half goal with an assist going to Megaan Swiderski. Early in the 2nd half, Olivia Brannon sent Jackie Short in on goal to give Athens a 2 goal cushion. Jenna O'Dell made a few timely saves to keep the Yellowjackets at bay and record her 7th shutout and the teams' 10th in 15 games. Athens has only allowed 5 goals all season and only one in league play. The Redhawks stand at 12-1-2 and host Division two's #1 ranked Marian tomorrow at 10 am. Avondale could not finish their chances against a very talented Athens squad and now are 7-3-3, 3-2-2 OAA Red.
Milford 2 - Howell 1 On senior night in Milford, Milford controlled most of the play. But, Howell struck first, when Julie Johnson scored late in the first half. In the second half, Milford's junior Adrien Allward scored her third goal of the season on a pass from junior Tess Zasuwa. Then, Milford's sophomore Sammy Sturgeon scored her third goal of the season from the 20 for the 2-1 win. Milford seniors Angie Pasciolla and Shannon Dunn both played well in their final home gamed. Milford's record is 4-7-1. Howell's record is 5-9-0. Lakeland 2 - Waterford Mott 1 First half: Lakeland junior Amy Carlton scores off a corner kick from sophomore Laura Austin. Mott's Michelle Hyde scores off a good combination pass from Meggy McConkey to tie the game prior to halftime. Second half: Lakeland junior Katie McNulty scores on a breakaway created by a pass from Amy Carlton. Goalie for Lakeland is Sam Miller. Very physical game with many scoring chances by both teams. Lakeland is now 5-5-1 on the season. Lakeland JV 3 - Waterford Mott JV 1 Lakeland scoring by Alex Rew and two goals by Jules Corvell. Berkley 5 - Hartland 3 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 1 - Parma Western 0 Records: Loy Norrix 4-7-2 & Western 8-4. Otsego 4 - Three Rivers 1 Otsego’s Ellen Griggs scored three goals in the first half to lead the Bulldogs over the Wildcats. Katie Davidson added the fourth goal early in the second half. Sophomore Hannah McEnroe scored the lone Three Rivers goal (her 21st of the season) off an assist from junior Jaclyn Sylvain. Three Rivers outshot Otsego 30-13 (10-7 on goal), but the Bulldogs made the most of their opportunities. Otsego improves to 8-3-1, 3-2 while Three Rivers falls to 9-4, 2-3. May 6th Portage Central 2 - East Kentwood 1 Columbia Central 2 - Stockbridge 0 Columbia Central wins the final game of the conference regular season behind two goals by sophomore forward Victoria McBean. Columbia moves to 8-2-1 and 4-1 in the SMAA. Carlson JV 3 - Thurston JV 2 The Carlson JV girls soccer team hosted the Eagles from Thurston tonight in a rematch from last Friday's game that saw Thurston win 1-0. Thurston struck first blood in this match with goals 8 and 11 minutes into the game. Carlson added one goal of their own thanks to Michaela Jestat. Kelsey Porada was in net for the Marauders in the first half and Carlson was down 1-2 at half time. The Marauders had nothing but the single goal to be proud of in this first half. Anna Blakeslee went into net for the second half and Kelsey Porada played inside midfield. Carlson came out looking like an entirely different team in this second half and scored goals 4 minutes in and 16 minutes in. Evie Cramton scored the first of these and Michaela Jestat scored the game winning goal on an assist from Jordyn Jump. This was only the second win of the season for the Marauders. Kelsey Porada really ignited the spirit of the team in the second half and Jordyn Jump played very well as a forward. Carlson will next play in a tournament they host this Saturday with Woodhaven, Grosse Ile and Riverview. Anchor Bay 6 - Port Huron Northern 0 L'Anse Creuse North 3 - SCS Lakeview 3 1st Half Scoring - (G) 34:25 LV Jessica Langer assisted by Brooke Lawler. (G) 21:35 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela Vultaggio. (G) 20:55 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Heather O'Connor. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Lakeview 1. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 37:07 LV Jessica Langer assisted by Jennifer David. (G) 13:54 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Maddy Lefler. (G) 7:26 LV Anastasia Gulan. Good game by LCN Midfielder Katie Opheim. L'Anse Creuse North Overall 5-4-1. L'Anse Creuse North MAC White 3-2-1. Lakeview Overall 5-2-3. Lakeview MAC White 3-2-1. Sterling Hts. 1 - Fraser 0 Woodhaven 1 - Dearborn 0 The Warriors of Woodhaven went on the road to Dearborn and came away with a tough but well earned win. It was a well played contest and both keepers and midfields excelled. Woodhaven had the bulk of the pressure and opportunities but the Pioneers also came close at times. The first half was fast and intense and also exciting with Woodhaven having some golden opportunities but nothing in the net. The Pioneer's moved the ball around well and were a great threat from their corner kicks. Half time 0-0. Second half, despite being down to two subs, the Warriors got a second wind and pressed continuously for the win, while not slowing their pace. The constant pressure almost produced a couple of goals for Woodhaven with a free shot at an empty goal and clear breakaway but the Pioneer's keeper stood tall and made some great saves. The Woodhaven keeper also played great and thwarted the Pioneer threat from the dangerous corner kicks. The Warriors finally nailed one with only eight minutes left in the game when Renee Morrison slid a through ball to Kaitlynn Clemens down the left wing. Kaitlynn picked up the pass at the half way line, cut down the wing, went around two defenders, cut inside, past another defender and as the keeper rushed out to the top of the 18 yard box, slid it into the far corner with a calmly struck ground ball. Beautiful effort and great desire considering how tired she had to be. Kaitlynn was the Warrior's hero tonight. Lauren Badalamente, Brook Austin, Bijanka Islami and Chelsea Barnes had brilliant games for the Warriors while keeper Shelby Jackson turned in another super performance and gaining her 9th shut-out of the season. The Woodhaven season record stands at 11-2-1 o/all and 5-0-1 Mega Red. Dearborn are 2-2-2 Mega Red. Coldwater 12 - Benton Harbor 0 The Coldwater Varsity girls soccer win record for a season was broken Wednesday night with a 12 - 0 win over SMAC crossover opponents, Benton Harbor. Brea Case, Coldwaters starting freshman scored the first goal with a rocket of a shot to the top corner. The following three goals were scored by Alyssa Collins, Monica Rodriguez and Opal Farwell. Janessa Kahler followed with a nice goal after beating several defenders. Case and Rodriguiz both scored then MaryBeth Moyer placed a ball past the Benton Harbor keeper. Coldwaters Lindsay Karbon, a junior, put a ball in the lower right corner while Lindsey Noblit followed with a goal. to make the score 10-0. Moyer and Farwell both added another goal each to end the scoring for Coldwater. The half ended with a 12 - 0 score and Coldwater came home victorious and savoring their new win record! The girls will compete at home on Monday versus Adrian. Mondays game will also be "youth soccer night". Any youth that wears their soccer jersey to the game will get in for free. Coldwater is now 5-8 overall and 2-4 in conference play. Grosse Point South 1 - Grosse Point North 1 Livonia Churchill 1 - Canton 1 Marshall 3 - Stevensville-Lakeshore 2 (SO) Trenton 1 - Belleville
0 Walled Lake Northern 1
- Walled Lake Central 0 Riverview Gabriel Richard 2 - Allen Park Cabrini 0 Goals: Francesca Downey 2 (14). Assists: Annie Dahlquist 1 (11)Shut-Out: Evan Gerrity Riverview Gabriel Richard Girls Soccer are the 2009 Tri-Sectional Division Catholic Champions. Riverview Gabriel Richard now 9-3. May 5th Cranbrook 2 - Lutheran Westland 0 Mercy 2 - Ladywood 2 Troy 1 - Rochester 1 Troy's goal was scored by Jennifer Busk, with an assist from Katie Wassel. Troy's goalie, Victoria Troccoli, had 5 saves. Troy's record is now 3-3-5. Rochester's goal was scored by Brianna Bowery, with an assist from Amanda Anton. Rochester's goalie, Laura Ivezaj, had 5 saves. Rochester's record is now 7-1-3. Dexter 1 - Bedford 1 Marian
4 - Regina 1
Notre Dame Prep 4 - Bishop Foley 0 First half goals were scored by Emily Gray, and Paige Aiello. Paige also scored for the Fighting Irish in the second half, and Katrina Stencel scored the last goal. Kacie Steinbrecher added 3 assists for the night, and Taylor Aiello added one. Shutout thanks to Emily Anderson. Overall record is now 10-3-1. Ann Arbor Huron 8 - Adrian 0 Ferndale 8 - Pontiac Northern 0 Scoring for the Eagles were Lexi Brisson-Fast and Alexis Smitowski each with 2. Mara Braciszewski, Molly Breen-Bondie, Kat Hodge, and Kim Umlauf each with one. Emma Whipple earns the shutout in goal. with the win Ferndale raises its record to 5-5-2 overall and 4-1-2 in OAA Blue. Up next is a home game vs cross town rivals, Hazel Park on Thursday at 7pm. Saline 6 - Chelsea 0 Traverse City Central Black JV 3 - Traverse City West JV 0 Traverse City
Black Junior Varsity is 8-3-1 and Traverse City West Junior Varsity is
1-10-3. Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central Black Junior Varsity
21 Traverse City West Junior Varsity 1. Stoney Creek 4 - Royal Oak 0 West Bloomfield 4 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 1 In an OAA Blue game the two top teams met with West Bloomfield coming out on top. First goal of the game scored by Victoria Luna off of a corner kick from Bronte Payne. Andover answered quickly with a goal by number 26 Sophia. West Bloomfield then scored again before the half with a goal from Bronte Payne. West Bloomfield added a third goal from Nikki Zuk around ten minutes into the second half. West Bloomfield added their last goal again from Bronte Payne assisted by Shannon Donovan. Both teams are now 5-1-1 in the OAA Blue division. Waterford Kettering 2 - Waterford Mott 1 Walled Lake Western 4 - Lakeland 1Warrior of the Game was Senior Captain Chelsea Hunter who had her best game of the season so far scoring two goals and two assists in the match. Rachel Shuman had a pair of goals as well. Assists also came from Senior Kristen Lisicki and Alivia Kempster. Western is 6-2-4 overall and 5-1-2 in the KLAA North. Lakeland is 4-5-1 and 1-4-1 in the North. Clarkston 1 - Birmingham Groves 0 Parma Western 3 - Lansing Christian 1 Records: Western 8-3 (4-0) & Lansing Christian 3-7-2 (2-2). Clarenceville 6 - Hamtramck 0 Riverview Gabriel Richard 3 - Royal Oak Shrine 0 Goals: Annie Dahlquist 1(14), Francesca Downing 1(12), Katelyn Suski 1(1). Assits: Annie Dahlquist 1(8), Francesca Downing 1(10), Kin Yuhas 1(1). Shut-out: Courtney Baum. Shots: RVGR 8, ROS 6. Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 2 - Cabrini 0 DeWitt 2 - Haslett 0 In a CAAC Gold contest. Haslett played a defensive first half allowing DeWitt to carry the play and jump out to a 2-0 lead. First score on a direct kick from about 25 yards out by Emalee Skorich (freshman) of Dewitt; and the second score by Kacie Mauer. Haslett played a little more offensive minded and both teams played a physical scoreless 2nd half. Breanna Kellogg in goal for DeWitt secured the shut out with a huge save inside of 10 minutes. Kellogg, a field player, is temporarily playing keeper. DeWitt improves to 10-0-3 and emerges as the front runner in CAAC Gold with the win. May 4th Columbia Central 2 - Lansing Christian 0 The Golden Eagles started slow and never really took off, but managed to out-shoot the Pilgrims 14-1 for the game and got goals from Sophomore Victoria McBean and Junior Abby Doebel for an SMAA conference victory. Columbia moves to 7-2-1 over-all and 3-1 in the SMAA while Lansing Christian drops to 2-1 in the SMAA. Ithaca 1 - Bullock Creek 0 Allen Park JV 3 - Carlson JV 2 the Carlson JV Girls soccer team visited MEGA White conference rival Allen Park. Allen Park scored first when they slipped one past Carlson goalkeeper Kelsie Porada with 15 minutes remaining in the first half. The Marauders answered with a goal of their own by Amanda Kulakowsky, assisted by Anna Blakeslee to take a 1-1 tie into half time. Carlson scored first in the second half thanks to a long goal from Cierra Aguirre over the goalkeepers head. Allen Park added two more goals of their own and came out of this match with the win. Carlson's JV team is now 1-7-2 overall and play Redford Union at home Wednesday night. Playing exceptionally well for the Marauders were Courtney Weisenstein and Krissy Venier at outside midfield and Brittany Papke at inside midfield. Okemos 1 - East Lansing 0 Okemos Record:
11-1-1 Notre Dame Prep 3 - Divine Child 0 Kacey Steinbrecher lead the Irish with 2 goals, assisted by Paige Aiello for first goal and Emily Gray assisted on the second. Stephanie Accurso added one goal. Warren Mott 1 - South Lake 0 Freshman Serena Siryani scored her team high seventh goal of the season in leading the Marauders to a MAC Gold Division victory over the Cavaliers. Junior Katie Yates picked up the assist on well played dead ball restart into the 6 yard box that Siryani ran onto for the score. Sophomore goalie Kaitlyn Thomas notched the win in her first varsity start making eight saves many of them coming in the final five minutes of the game. Midfielders Janina Velasco, Paige Bicoll and Jenny Grobbel had solid games. Mott's record is 3 - 2 - 1 in the MAC Gold and 5 - 4 - 1 overall. The Marauders travel to Warren Woods Tower on Wednesday for a MAC Crossover game. Rochester Adams
1 - Lake Orion 1 Novi 1 - Northville 0 The game's only goal was made by Morgan Haffey on an assist from Molli Krick. Novi is 10 - 2 - 1; Northville is 6 - 1 - 2. Coldwater 2 -
Battle Creek Central 1 Suttons Bay JV 2 - Traverse City Central Gold JV 0 Suttons Bay Junior Varsity is 6-3-1 and Traverse City Central Gold junior Varsity is 0-8. Shots on Goals: Suttons Bay Junior Varsity 9 Traverse City Central Gold Junior Varsity 4. Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 2 - Livonia Stevenson 0 Mercy 4 - Regina 1 First half goals Mercy Jordan Mueller (free kick) Regina Andrea Nash (PK). Second half goals April Messick (Jordan Mueller), Elaina Weber (Jordan Mueller), Jordan Mueller (April Messick). Strong defense by Deidre Ratliff and Taylor Raymond. Mercy Keeper Nicole Gaudino 5 saves to earn the win. Regina Keeper Taylor Marchin made 14 saves. Mercy overall record 5-5-1. Next game vs Ladywood Tuesday at home. Oakland Christian 2 -
Southfield Christian 0 Woodhaven JV 1 - Garden City JV 0 Woodhaven JV Lady Warrior's scored at the 20:01 mark in the first half on a goal by Jenni Pistin, assisted by Rachel Banks. Holly Miller recorded the shutout. Also playing well for the 8-1-1 Warrior's were Jessica Leonard, Samantha Bunch, Selicca Czarny, Maria LoDuca, Shannon Dombrowski and Jo Ann Bokor. Avondale
2 - Rochester 2 Kayla
Mannino scored early in the first half off an assist from Megan
Siebert to give Avondale (7-2-2) the early lead. Rochester
came back before half-time when Lauren Fant scored for the Falcons.
Midway through the second half, Mannino scored her second goal of
the contest. Rochester came back on a beautiful goal by Alexis
Apel. Avondale’s GK, Andrea Strauss, made a big save on a
penalty shot with 4 minutes left to preserve the tie. Woodhaven 1 - Garden City 0 The Warriors took home all three points in this Mega Red Conference affair. It was a rude awakening for the Warriors playing on the road where the field had 8" inch tall grass, compared to their artificial field surface at home. The Warriors played well in the first half but both teams had some nice opportunities. The Warriors hit the crossbar once while the Cougars came very close to gaining a goal on a couple of occasions.It was very intense but very fair play by both teams. The Warriors took the lead at the 27 minute mark when Renee Morrison found the top corner from her free kick from about 28 yards out. Second half, the Cougars were the better team but the Woodhaven defense and defense it was, held on courageously. It was a very competitive contest with very little between the team and possibly a tie might have been a fair result considering the effort by the Cougars in the second half. Courtney Lukasik had a great defensive game for the Warriors while keeper Shelby Jackson did great in her pursuit of her 8th shut-out of the season. The Warriors season record stands at 10-3-1 o/all and 4-0-1 Mega Red....Garden City are 0-5-0 in Mega Red. Birmingham Seaholm 3 - North Farmington 2
Birmingham Seaholm defeated Portage Northern 2 - Marshall 0 Trenton 6 -
Redford Union 1 Standish-Sterling 3 - Oscoda 1 It took just 16 seconds to seal the fate of the
Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team on Monday night as they fell to
Standish-Sterling, 3-1. Standish took the opening kickoff and wormed
their way between the Oscoda starters and scored to the amazement of all
who watched. The Owls never fully recovered and seemed out of sorts for
the rest of the match. The Owls did manage to tie the score in the 25th
minute when Chelsea Carraway redirected Krystin Inman's corner kick into
the net. The Owls picked up the pace for the rest of the half but were
unable to punch in another goal. After the half the Owls returned to
their sluggish play and took only 3 second half shots on the Panther's
goal. With the match looking like it was headed for overtime, the
Panthers made two strong pushes and found the net in the 75th and 77th
minutes to ice the match. Shelby Gainforth and Karina Pierce scored the
first and last Standish tallies. The Panthers improve to 2-6-2 and the
Owls fall to 4-6. Lumen Christi 3 - Lansing Waverly 1 Gull Lake 4 - Three Rivers 1 Three
Rivers junior Jordan Meeth scored 1:03 into the game, but May 2nd Livonia Ladywood 3 - Warren
Regina 0 Ithaca 5 - Alma 1
Haslett 2
Haslett goals by Shelby Deimling and Madeleine Sciarini. Assists by Meghan
Gifford (2). Haslett is 7-2-2.
Traverse City Central
Black junior Varsity is 7-3-1 and Suttons Bay Junior Varsity is 5-3-1. Holland 1 - Traverse
City West 0 1st Annual Woodhaven Invitational. Carlson 8 - Lincoln Park 0 Riverview 1 - Woodhaven 0 Riverview 0 - Carlson 0 Woodhaven 8 - Lincoln park 0 Riverview 8 - Lincoln Park 0 Woodhaven 3 - Carlson 0 Tournament Champion: Riverview, 2nd. place-Woodhaven, 3rd.place-Carlson, 4th place-Lincoln Park Riverview 1- Woodhaven 0 First game for both teams in the Woodhaven Tournament. The Woodhaven Warriors moved the ball around very well but lack of finishing was very costly. The Riverview defense and goalkeeper excelled in shutting down a tired looking Warrior offense. Despite lopsided possession, the Warriors let the game slip by conceding a goal with only 45 seconds left in the game. Riverview persevered throughout the game and came away with a nice single goal victory, which was actually the difference in the tournament. Woodhaven 8 - Lincoln Park 0 The Warriors were able to get on their winning ways with a victory over a very young and inexperienced Lincoln Park Railsplitters. The Warriors had a few breaks in this game, while the Lincoln Park squad were very unlucky at times. Scoring for the Warriors were Shelby Mathers, Chelsea Barnes, Brooke Austin, Lauren Badalamente (2), Kailey Smedo, Brooke Brennan and Kelly Rossi. Assists went to Lauren Badalamente (2), Brooke Brennan, Courtney Lukasik, Jaime Lambrix, Kaytia Oberdorf, Kelly Rossi and Brooke Brennan. The Warrior shut-out went to Shelby Jackson. Woodhaven 3 - Carlson 0 Well played and a very sporting match with the Carlson Mauraders needing a win to take the tournament. The Woodhaven Warriors saved their best for last. It was a very entertaining game with the Warriors looking the sharper of the two teams, so late in the day. The Marauders fought well but were unlucky as the Warriors took the lead at the six minute mark when Bijanka Islami hit a high shot to the keeper left for the go ahead goal. This was assisted by Lauren Badalamente. At the 23 minute, Renee Morrison scored with a high shot over the keepers head from about 15 yards out, assisted by Kaytia Oberdorf. Half time 2-0. Second half the Marauder's fought hard to get back in the game but the Warriors turned on the style with some excellent movement, on and off the ball. Less than a minute left in the game, Woodhaven were awarded a penalty kick, which Renee Morrison converted. Shelby Jackson had the Warrior shut-out, her 7th of the season. The Woodhaven season record stands at 9-2-1 o/all and 3-0-1 Mega Red.
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1- Cranbrook 0 Sophomore Chandler Roberts scored late in the first half for Lahser off a pass from junior Anna Zambricki. Junior goalkeeper Hailey Holman earned the shutout in net for Lahser making 5 saves. Lahser’s overall record is 3-8-1 and conference record is 0-3-1. Lahser meets Troy Athens on Tuesday 5/5 at Athens. Calvin Christian 6 - Oakland
Christian 2 Parma Western 4 - Northwest 0 Records: Western is now 7-3 and Northwest falls to 3-6. Marian 2 - Mercy
0 Anina Cicerone scored both Marian goals and Whitney Sarkis recorded the shutout. Livonia Churchill 5 - Farmington 1 Lakeland 5 - South Lyon East 0 The Lakeland Girls Varsity Soccer Team traveled to South Lyon East on Friday Night for a competitive match with the South Lyon East Cougars. Though the young Cougars played tough throughout the game, Two goals scored by Katie McNulty in the first three minutes of the game, gave Lakeland the confidence to work the ball around the field to create many scoring opportunities. McNulty's first and second goal were setup in similar fashion. The first of which was crossed in on the ground from the right wing by Amy Carlton. The second goal was an airborne cross from the right by Jessica Bidock with McNulty heading the ball cleanly inside the near post. Lakeland would get several more good opportunities in the first half but didn't score again until four minutes before the half. A corner kick that was sent to the 18 was controlled by Lauren Klapec and passed back for a well placed shot by Jillian Draheim for the 3rd goal. Seventeen minutes into the second half, Kristine Graham intercepted a pass by the Cougar Defense around the 25 yard line. She made a few nice moves in toward the goal and slotted Lakeland's 4th goal past the goalkeeper. With less than two minutes in the game, Amy Carlton got her second assist by dribbling into the end line around a Cougar defender and passing to Katie McNulty who was centered on the 6 yard line. McNulty's follow-up goal was her third of the night. Goalie Sam Miller earned her third shutout of the season. With nine games played on the season, Lakeland is now at .500 with a 4-4-1 record.
Frankenmuth Tournament
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 4 - Dearborn 1
Goals for the Irish were scored by Sarah Falvey, Martha Sorenson, Veronica
Livingstone, and Katie Battle. Dearborn goal was scored by Emily Oprish.
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Frankenmuth 0
Goals for the Irish were scored by Sarah Falvey, Natalia Collins(Sarah
Falvey) and Veronica Livingstone(Sarah Falvey).
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 4 - Hemlock 0
Goals for the Irish were scored by Caitlin Brown(Sarah Falvey), Becky
Meagher(Martha Sorenson), Kelley Moote(Monica Pagani), Audrey
Bentley(unassisted)
The final standings for the tournament were: 1st Gabriel Richard, 2nd
Frankenmuth, 3rd Dearborn, 4th Hemlock
The Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard Irish are now 11-4-2 and next play Divine
Child at home on Tuesday at 5:30pm to finish the Catholic League regular
season.
May 1st Grosse Ile 6 - Monroe Jefferson 0 Cristina Kovich scored twice for the devils and assisted a goal to bring Grosse Ile's record to 11-0-2 overall and 6-0-1 in the Huron League. Chelsea 3 - Pinckney 2 Milan 2 - Riverview 1
Avondale 3 - Hartland 0 Leslie
Carter (Bree Dobbins), Kayla Mannino and Megan Siebert (Bree
Dobbins) scored for Avondale (7-2-1).
Birch Run 5 - Caro 0 Lexi McLeod 4 goals coming of a thigh injury, Laura Nail 1 goal, 2 assists, Jess Hill 1 assist. McLeod got it going early after battling through the week without her speed. During the week BR dropped three 1 goal games. The second half Birch Run cleared the bench to get some quality play for everyone. GK Laura Pavlicek 1 save, 4th shutout of season. SOG 29-1 BR 6-4-1 O/A, 3-4-1 TVC-East. Parma Western 6 - Jackson Christian 0 Records: Western 6-3 & Jackson Christian 5-5-1. Gladwin 4 - Oscoda 2 The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team fell
below the .500 mark for the first time this season
Friday night. The Owls fell to the undefeated Gladwin
Flying G's, 4-2. Oscoda held a led early on when Dani
Griffin scored twice within a 4 minute span to give the
Owls the lead. Gladwin had taken the lead in the 11th
minute. Gladwin tied the score in the 34th minute to
tie the match at the half, 2-2. The G's went ahead for
good just 4 minutes into the second half and added an
insurance goal in the 69th minute. Melanie Smalley
scored twice for the G's. Lone shot were netted by
Ashley Ford and Marina Coats. Rushelle Sidebottom
picked up an assist on Griffin's second goal. Her first
was when she converted a Penalty Kick. Thurston JV 1- Carlson JV 0 These two teams squared off for the first time in a MEGA White showdown that turned out to be a good match. With about 8 minutes remaining in the match, Thurston got the lone goal of the game and beat the Marauders 0-1. Carlson controlled most of this game as the Thurston Eagles played shorthanded with only 9 players the entire match, but the Thurston goalkeeper was stellar as she made at least 7 breakaway saves against the Marauders. Carlson striker Evie Cramton had many scoring chances but could not beat the Thurston keeper. Playing real good for the Marauders were Anna Blakeslee in net, Evie Cramton at striker, Michaela Jestat at center midfield and Krissy Venier at outside midfield. Carlson is now 1-6-2 overall and will travel to Allen Park on Monday. Photos are property of The Michigan Soccer Net and may not be used or reproduced without permission. We reserve the right to edit all game summaries. Copyright ©1997-2009 by The Michigan Soccer Net - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
