The Michigan High School Soccer Scoreboard

Traverse City Central 8 - West Branch Ogemaw Heights 0
Traverse City Central is 4-12-6 and West Branch Ogemaw heights is 0-18. 8 different players scored for the Trojans. Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central 26 West Branch Ogemaw Heights 0. Traverse City Central travel to Alpena for the Traverse City Central Districts on Tuesday, Game time set for 6:00 p.m. Cadillac at West Branch Ogemaw Heights in the Petoskey Districts, Game time will be 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 1st.

Battle Creek Lakeview 2 - Three Rivers 0
The two teams battled in a regular season finale at Lakeview. TR outshot the Spartans 29 to 17 (16-5 on goal). Lakeviews' Alex Osborn and Grace Labrecque scored the goals. TR ends the regular season 13-3, with three 2-0 losses (Plainwell, Gull Lake, Lakeview). Lakeview heads to district action with 9-7-2.

Ferndale 3 - Royal Oak Shrine 0
Scoring for Ferndale where sophomore Lexie Brisson-Fast with 2 and sophomore Emma Whipple. Tina Woods and Emma Whipple combined for the shutout. Ferndale finishes the regular season 11-7-2 and will face Hamtramck on June 1st in the first round of districts.

Parma Western 2 - Marshall 0
Western finishes the regular season 13-4-1 while Marshall falls to 10-8-1.

Oakland Christian's Rachel TerMarsh and Dana Johnston each scored 2 goals with the other goal coming from Elise Newcomer. Assists were provided by Rachel TerMarsh, and Darcy Johnston. Keeper, Olivia Goldstein, had 6 saves. The Memphis goal came from Michelle Fowler with the assist from Jessica Kain. Memphis Keeper, Alex Nutaitis, had 7 saves.

North Farmington 3 - Garden City 1
On Senior Night, the Raiders celebrated their four graduates, Jenna Bachrouche, Kelsey Shapiro, Stephanie Wald and Vicki Yu. Since the JV game was canceled, a few more players were able to show their stuff on the varsity team. Jordan Lambouris, Darby Lychuk, Amanda Quasunella, Claire Reno, and Anna Salomonsson all played solid minutes for the varsity tonight, despite not being used to that level. Certainly they were a good sign of things to come for the varsity. Goals were scored by seniors Wald and Bachrouche. The third tally was by Hallee Kansman. Vicki Yu had two assists and Bachrouche had the third. North ends the regular season at 10-4-4. Garden City finishes @ 9-5-4.

Haslett 2 - Mason 1
#7 Haslett defeated #8 Mason 2-1 in a CAAC tournament game. Haslett goals were scored by Torey Deimling and Shelby Deimling. Kelly Schaibly made 4 saves for Haslett. With the victory Haslett improves to 12-2-1.

Berkley 2 - Farmington 0
Berkley ended the regular season 8-5-5. Plays Farmington Hills Harrison on Tuesday in the first round of districts.

Flint Powers Catholic 4 -Holly 1
At Holly, . Both teams were playing their 3rd match in four days. The victory over Holly, improved Powers record against the top three Metro League teams to 1-1-1; Powers lost at Fenton 2-0 and played Linden to a 1-1 draw.
Powers' Maddie Reynolds opened the scoring in the 26th minute, and McKenzie Mora extended the margin to 2-0 in the 32d minute. Holly closed the deficit to 2-1 on a header off a corner kick in the 52d minute. Powers' McKenzie Mora scored her second of the match in the 59th minute, making the score 3-1. Reserve Midfielder, Anna Guerra finished the scoring in the 72d minute for the Chargers.
Today's victory improved Powers' record to 9-6-3, well below the expectations for this team at the start of the season. However, as in the past, the Chargers seem to be hitting stride, as they normally do, when State Tournament time comes around. Finishing a strong final week with victories over Flushing and Holly, and a draw against a highly regarded D-I Rochester Adams squad.
Powers will open District play against Mt. Morris at home next week.

Birch Run 8 - Caro 0
Alexis McLeod 5g, 2a; Marissa Gibson 1g, 2a; Nana Tjener 1g, 1a; Gabrielle Wenzlick 1g; Kayla Meastaz and Jerica Miller 1a each. Birch Run scored on 2 corner kicks and 1 PK. Birch Run in it's third varsity season posted it's first 10 win season and first winning conference record. Laura Pavlicek posted her 7th shutout of the season and did not face a shot as the game ended 12 minutes into the second half by mercy rule. Half 6-0 BR, SOG 21-0 BR; Birch Run 10-8-1 O/A, 8-5 Tri-valley East Conference. Next game @ Frankenmuth 5-28 @ 4:30p (rescheduled conference game). Birch Run will then face Flint Southwestern Academy Tuesday 6-1 @ Birch Run 5:30pm District Quarterfinal.

West Bloomfield 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1

Ann Arbor Pioneer 1 - Saline 0
Pioneer finished the regular season tonight, undefeated in the SEC Conference 10-0-0, overall 11-2-3. Saline finished 7-3-0 SEC, 11-6-1 overall.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 5 - Birmingham Seaholm 2
Crestwood finished the season at 14-4.

Maple City Glen Lake 5 - Traverse City Central JV 1
In Maple City. Maple City Glen Lake varsity is 15-1-2 and will play the Traverse City Saint Francis in the opening round of the Maple City Glen Lake Districts. Traverse City Central Junior Varsity finished the season with a 11-7-4 record.

Chelsea 2 - Dexter 2
Chelsea finishes regular season at 11 - 2 - 4 overall and 6 - 2 - 1 in the SEC. SEC Champs!

Oakland Christian 5 - Genesee Christian 1

Grosse Ile 8 - N.B. Huron 3
Grosse Ile is now 14-2-3 overall and 11-1-1 in the Huron League.

Rochester Adams 2 - Flint Powers 2
At Holy Redeemer Field in Burton, Flint Powers Catholic and Rochester Adams played to a 2-2 draw. Powers led 1-0 at half on a goal by Addie Carino in the 18th minute. Powers extended the lead to 2-0 in the 54th minute on a strike from Maddie Reynolds. Adams equalized with two quick goals coming in the 60th and 64th minutes. Powers will close its regular season with a match at Holly tomorrow afternoon at 4:30pm.

Riverview 8 - St. Mary CC 0
The Riverview Pirates clinched the Huron League Championship with a 8 - 0 shutout of St Mary's Catholic Central in their final league game before districts start next week.Kamry Miller (12 goals)opened the scoring and the Pirates never looked back. Sarah Pantanella (13 goals)bent in a direct kick from outside the box and also scored the 6th goal of the game.Emily Goddard (9 goals)scored to make it 3 - 0,with Lexi Cano scoring to make it 4-0.The big sister got onto the scoring page when Sierra Cano(2 goals) muscled home a shot to make it 5 - 0.Samantha Vadasy(6 goals) made it 7 - 0 on a beautiful leaping head shot and also added a assist earlier.Lexi Cano (8 goals) finished off SMCC with her second goal of the game. Lauren McGee who has had a rough year with a few injuries showed that she is back in form with 3 assists.Goalie Meaghan Bonadies posted her 11th league shutout, 13th shutout overall.Riverview finishes the regular season 13-0-1 league ,15-2-3 overall outscoring league opponents 67 - 3 and overall 75 - 10. This game was also senior night ,how fitting that all 4 seniors scored (Cano,Goddard,Pantanella & Vadasy)in their last home game.Next up for the Riverview Pirates is first district game versus Carleton Airport on the road next Tuesday.

Ithaca 2 - Freeland 2
Ithaca Scoring: Katelyn Longanbach 1g, Ashley Clark 1g, Myranda Lee 1a. Freeland Scoring: Trahan 1g, Wenzell 1g
Ithaca fell behind 0-2 15 minutes into the second half on Wenzell's goal. Ithaca scored 20 minutes into the second half on a deflection off of a Freeland defender which found the back of the net. Five minutes later, Myranda Lee made a long run and crossed a ball into the box to a streaking Ashley Clark who finished it off. Ithaca pressed hard the final 10 minutes looking for a goal that would give them a piece of the Tri Valley Conference West title, put just missed on a couple of back post chances. Freeland wins the conference while Ovid Elsie and Ithaca tie for second. Ithaca: Angie Smith 7 saves. Freeland: Sarah Yancer 4 saves. Shots: Freeland 9 - Ithaca 6. Ithaca Record: 13-2-3 (10-1-3 TVC West).

South Lyon 4 - Lakeland 2
South Lyon is 8-9-3 on the season. Lakeland is 5-10-3.

Woodhaven JV 0 - Carlson JV 0
Both teams came to play in what ended up being a great defensive outing for both teams. Woodhaven goalie Samantha Bunch recorded the shutout for the Lady Warrior’s. Goalies Hannah Badura and Anna Blakeslee split the shutout for the Marauders. Carlson finished 10-0-4 in league play and 11-2-4 overall. The Warrior’s finished on 13-2-1 in league play and 14-2-2 overall.

Madison Heights Lamphere 2 - Madison Hts. Bishop Foley 0
Ranked third in the state, division four Bishop Foley (7-8-2) fell to unranked Madison Heights Lamphere (17-2-1). The Co-Champs of third div Blue of the Macomb Area Conference, beat their cross town rival with a goal in each half, 2-0. Junior Katlyn Krysiak scored in the first half, sending an uncontested shot from 20 yards out to the left, into the right side of the net just past midway through the first half. Although injuries to Foley's defense in the past weeks caused adjustments to be made, they battled hard in the second period trying to find the equalizer. The second goal for the Rams came when freshmen Brianna Smith was penalized in the box on a fantastic turn to goal. She took the PK and calmly placed it right of the keeper adding the goal with only a half minute to play.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 6 - Fenton 1
Marian opens district play next Tuesday June 1st vs. Seaholm at Seaholm at 7pm while Fenton will play Avondale at Avondale also at 7pm.

North Farmington 3 - Farmington 1
North wins the Farmington/Farmington Hills City Championship and moves to 9-4-4.

Trenton 8 - Lincoln Park 0

Woodhaven 2 - Carlson 1
Congratulation to the Warriors of Woodhaven. They are League Champions of the Downriver League in its inaugural season, with a league record of 14-1-1.
In the final regular season game, the Warriors played very well and had a very comfortable win over the Marauders of Carlson It took a few minutes for the Warriors to settle down, but after that they played their usual solid game, despite having three defenders missing through injury. Woodhaven were on the board at the 11 minute mark when Kaitlynn Clemens fired a rocket on goal from just outside the 18 yard box. Limoza Islami had set Kaitlynn up for the shot on goal. Play proceeded with the Warriors pressing constantly but the five or six defensive formation used by Carlson was working well. The Warriors were very unlucky not to get a couple more when they hit the crossbar and also the goalpost. At the 35 minute mark, they did gain number two, when Brooke Austin very calmly guided the ball with a one touch, into the net from close in, catching a nice cross from Limoza Islami on the left wing. The Warriors defense was not threatened very much at all and enjoyed considerable possession time. Half time 2-0. It was Parents Night and also Seniors Night at half time in the game. Play started in the second half with the Warriors pushing forward and despite some excellent opportunities, were unable to grab another one. Woodhaven were content with this score and all the players enjoyed considerable playing time. A strange thing happened at the 24 minute mark of the second half. The centre official blew the ball dead. Nobody knew what the call was and just stood around to see what the ref. was giving. A Carlson player just stepped up and hit the ball into the net from close in while the Warriors were waiting for the ref.s claification. The Ref. let the goal stand. After that, the Marauders pushed forward to try and tie the game but the Warriors defense remained tough and held on to win the game and also the league championship. Great effort from Warriors players, Holly Miller in goal, Courtney Lukasik, Whitney Vincenti, Morgan Topolewski, Hilary Harubin and Marisa Cassel. Woodhaven finish the regular season with a record of 17-1-2 o/all.

Walled Lake Central 3 - Churchill 0

Oscoda 4 - Pinconning 1
The Oscoda Lady Owls finished their regular season on a winning note on Wednesday night, downing the Pinconning Spartans, 4-1. The Owls posted a winning season with 8 wins, 7 losses and 2 ties. The Owls move into the state playoffs on Tuesday when they travel to Tawas to open District play against the Braves. The winner will continue their season on Thursday in Elk Rapids and the loser will go home.
The Owls opened the scoring on Wednesday in the 18th minute when freshman Jessica McCracken converted a Penalty Kick for her 5th goal of the season. Dani Griffin gave Oscoda a 2-0 halftime lead when she scored her 23rd goal of the season in the 37th minute. Jerica Williams earned the assist with a long clearing pass over the heads of the Spartan defense. The goal tied Griffin with herself for the best goal total for a season as an Owl. Griffin set the record last year.
Pinconning came out firing in the second half and managed to cut Oscoda's lead in half when Kelsey Topolewski scored in the 46th minute. McCracken netted her second of the match in the 64th minute when she completed a Tori LaPointe pass. LaPointe tallied a goal of her own in the 72nd minute to seal the victory. Ashley Suszek earned the assist. Oscoda outshot the Spartans, 19-12. Senior Nicole Jackson earned the victory in goal. Jackson made 11 saves in the match.
The defense was led by Melissa Yang with 11 intercepts and Katy Peacock with nine. Mary Ruby tallied 8 intercepts. McCracken and Maggie Ungurean recorded 4 steals each.

Novi 3 - Walled Lake Western 0

Plymouth Canton 3 - Grand Blanc 2
Canton wins the KLAA Association Championship. Grand Blanc (14-2-3 Overall), (9-2-1 KLAA). Canton (14-1-3 Overall), (11-0-1 KLAA).

Waterford Kettering 3 - Livonia Franklin 0

Three Rivers 8 - Vicksburg 1
Junior Hannah McEnroe scored four goals and added an assist on Senior Night at Three Rivers. Senior Jaclyn Sylvain added two goals and three assists and fellow senior Jordan Meeth contributed two goals and two assists for TR. Junior Lisa Poulsen also had an assist. Abbey Stasik scored the Bulldogs goal off an assist from Jenna Ruimveld. The win improves the Wildcats record to 13-2, 7-2. Vicksburg falls to 4-14, 4-5.

Northville 2 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Goals scored by Becky Reynolds and Jessica Lyon (assisted by Stacy Clough). KJ Jansen and Shelby Foerg combined for the shutout. Northville moves to 14-2-2. Next Game is Round one of the District Playoffs, June 1 vs. Livonia Stevenson.

L’Anse Creuse North 5 - SCS Lakeview 1
1st Half Scoring – (G) 26:23 LCN Angela Vultaggio. (G) 19:24 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Adrien Brudvig. (G) 16:06 LCN Stephanie Garland . (G) 6:31 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela Vultaggio. Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 4 - Lakeview 0.2nd Half Scoring – (G) 36:38 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Meagan Mousty. (G) 24:15 LV Anastasia Gulan. Good game by Midfielder Annette Vultaggio, Keeper Kaila Kujawa and Defender Marie Peck. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 10-6-2. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 7-4-1. Lakeview Overall 4-12-2. Lakeview MAC White 1-10-1.

Dearborn Edsel Ford 1 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 0
Edsel Ford 11-3-4.

Berkley 5 - Royal Oak 3

Woodhaven JV 3 - New Boston Huron JV 0
The Woodhaven Warrior’s played with a limited roster and through the heat to defeat New Boston Huron 3-0. Shannon Russell recorded the shutout. Liz Michaels, Natalie Frensley and Jenny Pistin each scored a goal for the Lady Warrior’s. Megan Reichel, Liz Michaels and Hannah Tobiczyk each chipped in with an assist. Katie Krolicki, Meghan Perry, Fallon Donovan and Jo Ann Bokor were outstanding for the Warrior’s. The Warrior’s are 15-2-1 overall.

Livonia Ladywood 6 - Saginaw Nouvel 1
Sophomore Kelly Capoccia scored two goals and sophomore Paige Brennan had three asststs for Ladywood (10-4-4). Mackenzie Smith finished a penalty kick for Nouvel CC (14-3-1). Half Time: 5-0.

Ladywood JV 8 - Saginaw Nouvel JV 0
The Ladywood JV team finishes the season 12-1-2 with 10 shutouts.

Avondale 2 - Andover 0
Avondale's Xiadani Ruiz led the way in this OAA crossover match. Xiadani had both goals to lead the Yellowjackets in the regular season ending game. Bree Dobbins and Jessica Creech had the assists. Avondale (9-7-3) opens the tournament on Tuesday as they host Fenton at 7:00.

Dexter 1 - Tecumseh 0
Dexter now 7-3-7 (5-3-1 SEC).

Warren Regina 4 - Cardinal Mooney 1
Sam Olzsiewski & Morgan Himanek had 1 goal and 1 assist a piece. Other goals for Regina were scored by Leah Piepszowski & Ali Wiles. Maria Ciolino made 4 saves. Regina is now 6-9-2.

Cadillac 4 - Traverse City West 1
Cadillac is 4-3-3 and finshed 3rd Place in the Big North Conference and 12-3-3 overall, Traverse City West is 4-5-1 and 4th Place in the Big North Conference and finished 7-8-2 overall. Cadillac travel to West Branch Ogemaw Heights on Thursday for final non - conference game, game time will be 5:00 p.m.

Cadillac JV 3 - Traverse City West JV 0

Chelsea 8 - Ypsilanti 0
Chelsea is 11 - 2 - 3 overall and 6 - 2 in the SEC White.

North Farmington 1 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0
North manages only one goal despite a 12-5 shooting advantage. North gets its seventh shutout in the last eight games, led by defenders Hallee Kansman, Kelsey Shapiro, and Stephanie Wald, not to mention keeper, Jenna Bachrouche. North moves to 8-4-4 and finishes 3-4-3 in the OAA Red Division.

Pontiac 1 - Southfield Lathrup 0

North Branch 2 - Birch Run 1
Nana Tjener 1g, Jerica Miller 1a for Birch Run. The goal was scored on a corner kick. Katie Owens had both goals for North Branch scoring the game winner with about 12 minutes left in the game. Half 0-0, SOG 15-6 NB, Birch Run 9-8-1 O/A and 7-5 Tri-Valley East play. Next game is at Caro 4pm Thursday 5-27-10.

Notre Dame Prep 7- Ferndale 3
At Ferndale , the Irish exploded for 7 goals on the night, closing out their regular season with a victory over the host Eagles. Junior Lauren Jbara lead the way with the hat trick, while Senior Stephanie Accurso added a goal and 2 assists. Senior Alyssa Morrison scored the first goal of her varsity career and also added an assist later in the game on Katrina Stencel's second half strike. Marisa Mancinotti was the other goal scorer for Prep. The Irish open district play in Division 3 with a match Tuesday June 1st at Macomb Lutheran North at 5pm.

Gaylord JV 1 - Traverse City Central JV 1
Gaylord Junior Varsity finished 16-0-2, Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 11-6-4 with one more game left to play until Thursday and travel to Maple City to take on Maple City Glen Lake Varsity. Shots on Goals : Gaylord Junior Varsity 14, Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 1.

Gaylord 3 - Traverse City Central 0
Gaylord finished 5-2-3 and finished 2nd Place in the Big North Conference with 11-4-4 overall. Conference record. Traverse City Central finished 0-5-5 and finished 5th Place in the Big North Conference and 3-12-6 overall with one more game left to play at home against West Branch Ogemaw Heights Falcons on Friday at 5:00 p.m. at the Traverse City Coast Guard.

Dearborn Edsel Ford 1 - Farmington Hills Mercy 0
Edsel Ford 10-3-4.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 4 - Temperance Bedford 1
Pioneer improves to 9-0-0 SEC (10-2-3 overall), Bedford 4-5-1 SEC (8-5-2 overall).

South Lyon 9 - Wayne Memorial 1
South Lyon is now 2-7-2 in the KLAA and 7-9-3 overall. Wayne is 1-8-2 in the KLAA and 3-12-2 overall.

Chelsea 6 - Monroe 1
Chelsea is now 10 - 2 - 3 overall and 5 - 2 in the SEC White (1st Place).

Romeo 4 - L’Anse Creuse North 3
1st Half Scoring – (G) 38:18 R Ashley Flinn assisted by Marisa Balmaceda. (G) 14:43 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Mackenzie Garrett. (G) 9:22 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Meagan Mousty. (G) 5:57 R Sarah Korth.
Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Romeo 2. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 39:15 R Ashley Flinn assisted by Megan Michels. (G) 23:12 R Ashley Flinn assisted by Dana Lee. (G) 2:00 LCN Meagan Mousty assisted by Stephanie Garland. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 9-6-2. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 6-4-1. Romeo Overall 9-6-2. Romeo MAC White 8-2-2.

Woodhaven 6 - Southgate 1
The Warriors of Woodhaven paid the Southgate Anderson Titans a visit in a crucial league fixture. The Warriors were first to break the ice at the six minute mark when Limoza Islami hit a hard left footed shot to the left corner of the goal, after receiving a pass from Kaitlynn Clemens. Woodhaven followed up this success with another goal at the 11 minute mark. Kaitlynn Clemens struck a solid low shot on the Titan's keeper for number two, assisted by Lauren Badalamente. One minute later, Brooke Austin scored after nice individual effort, assisted by Kaitlynn Clemens. The Southgate defense was playing tough and a nice offensive push cut the Warriors lead to two, with a nice goal from close in. The Warriors were still pushing and gained number four at the 25 minute mark when Brooke Austin outhustled the defender to grab her brace, assisted by Whitney Vincenti. With less than five minutes remaining in the half, Kaitlynn Clemens grabbed her brace with a hard rising shot on the Titans keeper, following a great run which saw her beating three defenders as she worked her way down the left wing. This was assisted by Brooke Austin. Half time 5-1. The second half the Titan's defense and keeper played very well and shut-down the Warrior's offensive threat, but the Warriors snuck one more past the Titans keeper for a five goal lead and clinched all three league points. This goal was scored by Limoza Islami, assisted by Kaitlynn Clemens. Both teams worked hard on a very hot night and it was a very even second half. The Woodhaven season record stands at 16-1-2 o/all and 13-1-1 DRL....Southgate are 8-7-0 DRL and o/all. Excellent performances from Warriors, Courtney Lukasik, Kaitlynn Clemens, Hilary Harubin, Marisa Cassel, Whitney Vincenti, Lauren Badalamente, Limoza Islami and Rachel Banks.

Ithaca 4 - Alma 0
Ithaca Scoring: Paige Beracy 1g 1a, Emily Whipple 1g, Alison Wadsworth 1g, Tracey Cyphert 1g, Louise Vanderploeg 1a, Myranda Lee 1a. Angie Smith had 4 saves for her 9th shutout of the season. Ithaca Record 13-2-2 (10-1-2 TVC West).

Swan Valley 2 - Bullock Creek 1

Freeland 5 - Hemlock 1

Ovid-Elsie 7 - Chesaning 0

Troy 1 - Marian 1

Gabriel Richard 2 - Riverview 1
In a game that did not live up to its hype Gabriel Richard Pioneers beat the Riverview Pirates 2-1 in non league action. Anthoula Papaiounnou scored the Pirates lone goal early in the first half. Richard's Ashley Henderson tied the game off a miscue by the Riverview defense to go into halftime.After a call just outside of the box, the Pioneer's Francesca Downey banged home the eventual winner off of a direct kick. Riverview gets back into league action on Wednesday with the Huron League title on the line versus SMCC @ home ,game time 6:00pm. Assits: RVGR Annie Dahlquist.

Carlson JV 8 - Melvindale JV 0
Carlson hosted the Melvindale Cardinals tonight for their final home game of the inaugral Downriver League season. Although the Marauders may have started slow, they picked up their game and took a 4-0 lead into the half. With 7 minutes remaining in this one, Carlson scored the 8th and final goal for an 8-0 victory. Scoring for the Marauders were: Brooke Jones with 2 goals and 2 assists; Payton Matzinger with 1 goal and 1 assist; Alexis Gronda, Sara Gonyea, Kaitlyn Beach, Hannah Badura and Anna Blakeslee with 1 goal each; and Kelly Bencher picked up her 11th assist on the season. Carlson remains the only unbeaten team in the Downriver League and will travel to Woodhaven Wednesday night for the final match of the season with an overall record of 11-2-3 and 10-0-3 in League play. Melvindale takes a 0-11-3 overall and league play record into matches at Allen Park and home against Trenton this week to wrap up their season.

Riverview JV 3 - Riverview Gabriel Richard JV 2
The Riverview JV soccer team came back from 2-0 down with 15 minutes left to beat Riverview Gabriel Richard 3-2 and win the Riverview Cup. Colleen Vann scored Riverview's first goal assisted by Courntney Winchel. Then with 10 minutes left Arianna Kissel scored assisted by Courtney Winchel to tie the game. Lastly Courtney Winchel scored the game winning goal with 5 minutes left assisted by Ashley Bryan. Amber Ostrowski made 5 saves in goal, while Maggie Heit, Kaylyn Brown, Mackensie Cyster, Carly Gatchel, and Allisa Usher played great on Defense. Other stand out players were, Bora Roka, Kevi Mihas, Jessica Sutherland and Kaylah Tayor at Midfield. Riveriview is now 11-6 and 7-1 in the Huron League. This is the first time ever the Riverview JV girls soccer team has won the Riverview City Cup. Congrats girls on a great game and a great season.

Walled Lake Western 3 - Hartland 2
Scoring for the Warriors were Jenny Shaba (2 goals and an assist) and Rachel Good with a goal of her own. Alivia Kempster, doing most of the dirty work at midlfield, had 2 assists in the match. Junior Captain Rachel Shuman played solid in a defensive position and Senior Keeper Jessica Gatten played strong in net to lift the Warriors over the Eagles. The Warriors face Novi on Wednesday at home for the association match. Hartland faces Plymouth. Western is 11-5 overall for the season. Hartland is now 11-4-1.

Marshall 3 - St Joseph 2 (OT)
Defender Jules Hinske scores two goals, the game winner just 1:36 into the first overtime, to lead Marshall back from a 0-2 deficit and a big win in the second round of the SMAC league tournament. Meg Dubois scored the second goal with Meg, Carly Weck, and Carson Tobias getting assists. Marshall improves to 10-6-1.

Woodhaven JV 5 - Southgate JV 0
Woodhaven registered its 14th shutout with a 5-0 victory at Southgate . Liz Michaels had a strong performance with 2 goals. Jo Ann Bokor, Megan Reichel and Hannah Tobiczyk each added a goal. Jenny Pistin and Natalie Frensley each added 2 assists. Maegan Sawicki chipped in with 1 assist. Samantha Bunch recorded the shutout. Brittany Michaelis, Jenny Pistin, Katie Krolicki, Meghan Perry and Fallon Donovan were outstanding on defense. The Warrior’s are 14-2-1 overall.

Ferndale 5 - Center Line 0
The varsity girls soccer team earned their 8th shutout of the year by defeating Center Line 5-0 last night. Kattlynn Chartier led the scoring with 2 goals. Alos scoring for Ferndale were Lexie Brisson-Fast, Jasmine Lenaway, and Kelsey Wilson. Assists on the night went to Kat Hodge, Carly Furze, Lexie Brisson-Fast, and Melina Tumpkin. Emma Whipple earned her 4th shutout in net. Up next is ND Prep at home at 6:30pm Tuesday.

Jackson Lumen Christi 2 - Parma Western 0
Western falls to 12-4-1.

Trenton 8 - Taylor Truman 0

Trenton JV 8 - Talylor Truman JV 0

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 9 - Redford Union 1
Crestwood improves to 13-4 on the year, Finished league play at 8-0-0.

Walled Lake Central 1 - Brighton 1

Oxford 2 - Holly 1

Oscoda 3 - Gladwin 2
Oscoda traveled to Gladwin Monday night and returned with a 3-2 soccer victory. The Lady Owls evened their record to 7-7-2 for the season with one match left against Pinconning on Wednesday.
Gladwin struck first in the 11th minute when Melanie Smalley netted a long shot over the outstretched arms of Oscoda goalkeeper, Kaylee Charters. Oscoda scored next in the 17th minute when Jessica McCracken struck Dani Griffin in stride and she found the net with her 22nd goal of the year. Oscoda took the lead in the 22nd minute when McCracken collected a Tori LaPointe pass and nailed it into the goal. Oscoda went into the halftime with the one goal advantage.
The Flying G's entered the field for the second half with a renewed energy and Smalley connected with Morgan Reid with a Corner Kick in the 49th minute to tie up the match. Oscoda found the game winner in the 66th minute when LaPointe passed the ball through the goal mouth and Asheley Suszek banged it home for the win.
Conditions were hot with a blazing sun but as Osocoda senior midfielder, Maggie Ungurean put it, "it was probably too hot to play a game tonight but everyone worked extremely hard and I'm happy we won!" Coach Gary Schneider summed up the match by stating, "I got to substitute the entire bench in and out during the first half to keep the team fresh and we wore down a good Gladwin squad. It was a solid team effort in all aspects of the game. We pretty much controlled the match and played the way we wanted the game to go on a very hot day!"
Charters faced 21 shots by a freeshooting Gladwin team. She stopped 19 and played well under pressure from all over the field. Katy Peacock led the defense with 13 intercepts, 3 steals and 4 non-keeper saves. Chelsea Carraway had 7 intercepts and 6 steals. "Shannon Fowler, Melissa Yang, and Jerica Williams all had a big defensive match with a lot of solid touches on the ball", stated assistant coach Tim Colborn. "They picked up the slack for starter Mary Ruby who missed the match due to a death in the family."
Oscoda starts District play on Tuesday, June 1st in Tawas against the Braves. It will be the old rivals third match this season with the previous two won by the Braves in close score battles.

Lakeland 3 - Milford 2

Grand Blanc 2 - Walled Lake Northern 1 (2 OT)
Grand Blanc now (14-1-3 Overall), (9-1-1 KLAA). Grand Blanc wins Lakes Conference Championship.

Novi 1 - Plymouth 0

Canton 1 - Northville 0 (SO)
Canton wins on PKs (5-4). Northville moves to 13-2-2. Next Game is the Kensington Lake Association Cross-over, Wednesday, May 26th at Walled Lake Northern.

Waterford Kettering 4 - Howell 1

Dearborn 2 - Garden City 1
Garden City finishes WWAC at 5-2-1, Dearborn @ 6-2.

Anchor Bay 3 - Dakota 0

Three Rivers 4 - South Haven 0
Three Rivers recorded their 11th shutout of the season in the win at South Haven. Senior Kayla Todd and juniors Hannah McEnroe, Emily Rathburn, and Maley Wright scored the goals while McEnroe, senior Jordan Meeth, and freshman Lindsey Siefert all had assists. The Cats outshot the Rams 25-14 (15-5 on goal). Three Rivers improves to 12-2, 6-2; South Haven falls to 11-4, 5-3.

Warren Regina 1- Fraser 0
Morgan Himanek scored with 20 minutes left from an assist from Sam Olsziewski. Taylor Marchin made 10 saves for her 4th shutout. Regina is now 5-9-2.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 2 - Waterford Lady of Lakes 1
Tri-Sectional Catholic League Championship. Goals: Annie Dahlquist & Ashley Henderson. Assit: Annie Dahlquist.

Marian 4 - Ladywood 0
Marian won their eight consecutive Catholic League playoff title. Danielle Mazur scored in the first minute for the only goal on the first half. Catherine Anger, Stephanie Pilarski and Mazur tallied in the second half to break open the game. Makenzie Larson recorded the shutout. Marian moves to 14-1-1 while Ladywood drops to 9-4-4.

Waterford Mott 4 - Waterford Kettering 1
Mott Goals: Meggy McConkey (Kate Golfis), Amanda Schoonover (Hannah Rhoades), Kate Golfis (Hannah Messer), Alyssa Bolling (Hannah Rhoades). Kettering Goal: Shelby Watts (Un). Shots: Mott - 28, Kettering - 9. Mott is 8-5-3, Kettering is 3-11-3.

Troy Athens 1 - Saline 0

Columbia Central 1 - Parma Western 0 - (SO)
For the second consecutive year, Columbia beats Western in a shootout in the SMAA tournament final to share the overall league championship. Records: Western 12-3-1 (7-1) & Columbia 13-4-2 (8-1).

Bay City John Glenn Invitational
Avondale 1 - Flushing 1
Avondale's Kelsey Wilson scored on a cross from Kayla Mannino.

John Glenn 1 - Avondale 0
Avondale gave up and early goal to John Glenn (#3 in D2).

Avondale 2 - Gaylord 0
Avondale's Jessie Creech scored in the first half on an assist from Leslie Carter. Kayla Mannino scored in the second half to wrap up the scoring. Avondale's record is now 8-7-3 with each loss to a state-ranked opponent.In tornament play Avondale finished 1-1-1.

Trenton 7 - Taylor Truman 0
Trenton's record is now 12-5-1 o/all, 10-2-1 league. Truman's league record is 6-7-1.

Trenton JV 8 - Truman JV 0

TC Liberty 3 - Suttons Bay 1
Mary Raetz 2 goals and an assist. 10 shots, 5 against. 70/30 possesion.

Riverview 8 - Flat Rock 0
The Riverview Pirates(12-0-1, 14-1-3) are streaking towards a Huron League title with one league game remaining , after pounding Flat Rock 8 - 0.The scoring was lead by Kamry Miller's natural hat trick,followed up with goals by Lexi Cano and two by Courtney Winchell to lead 6 - 0 at the half. Sarah Pantanella and Emily Goddard scored in the second half to close the game out.The Pirates have outscored league opponents 59-3 , 66-8 overall this year.Riverview next travels crosstown to take on inter-city rival Riverview Gabriel Richard (non-league) Monday @ 7pm , in what should be the game of the week downriver.

Kelly McKay scored Summit's first goal from a PK. Kathryn Knauss, Erin Snyder, and Maria Mellis added the other goals for Summit. Summit's keeper, Miranda Viaene, had 6 saves. Rachel TerMarsh scored Oakland Christian's goal with the assist from Dana Johnston. Olivia Goldstein had 9 saves for OCS.

Gull Lake 2 - Three Rivers 0
Gull Lake scored a goal in each half at Three Rivers. Devin Bond scorec in the 17th minute, and Haley Adamski deflected one off a TR defender in the 62nd minute. TR outshot the Bule Devils 20-10 (9-5 on goal), but couldn't put one in. GL improves to 13-3, 5-2, TR falls to 11-2, 5-2.

Livonia Stevenson 2 - Northville 1
Goal scorers - Alex Gjonaj (Northville). Renee Boudreau (Stevenson). Emily Chrzasz (Stevenson). After three lightning delays, the game was called with 9 minutes remaining. Northville moves to 13-1-2. Next Game is the Kensington Conference Cross-over game, Monday May 24th, 7pm at Canton.

Tawas 4 - Oscoda 3
Friday night the Oscoda Lady Owls and Tawas Braves continued their long fought rivalry on the soccer pitch. Tawas came out on top for the second time this year, 4-3. The two squads will meet for a third match this season on Tuesday, June 1st, in Tawas, to open District play.
Tawas drew first blood when Taylor Inman netted the ball, her first of three, in the 9th minute. Despite some sloppy play by the Owls, it took another 12 minutes for Tawas to find the net again, with Inman scoring her second of the match. Oscoda finally answered back in the 29th minute when Marie Stork fed a pass to the Lady Owls leading scorer, Dani Griffin, who beat the Tawas keeper with a blistering shot. Tawas regained their two goal edge when Audrey Thoryk scored with seven minutes left in the half to post the Braves to a 3-1 halftime lead.
Oscoda jumped to life one minute into the second half when Griffin converted a Penalty Kick but Inman tried to put the nail in the coffin when she netted her third just one minute later. Oscoda picked up their sluggish play and answered right back in the 44th minute when Griffin took a direct free kick, just outside the Penalty Box, and bent a beautiful ball around the Tawas wall into the upper corner of the net. Despite some spirited attacks by the Owls, they were unable to score the equalizer and saw their record dip back below .500 to 6-7-2.
The Owl defense was led by Sweeper Melissa Yang who finished with 9 intercepts and Midfielder Tori LaPointe who stole 8 balls from Brave players and intercepted another 7.
Oscoda finishes their season this week with a road match in Gladwin on Monday night and Senior Night on Wednesday with visiting Pinconning.

Haslett 1 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
In the quarterfinals of the CAAC Cup tournament, Haslett defeated visiting Jackson Lumen Christi 1-0. After a scoreless first half Haslett finally solved the Lumen Christi defense when midfielder Torey Deimling knocked home a ball laid off by forward Meghan Gifford. Ellen McGowan recorded 18 saves for Jackson Lumen Christi while Kelly Schaibly had one save for Haslett. Haslett improves to 11-1-1 (5-0)and advances to play DeWitt in the semi-finals of the CAAC Cup while Jackson Lumen Christi falls to 9-8-1 (5-1) with the loss.

Livonia Ladywood 2 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1 (OT)
Catholic League Semi-Final. Freshman Dominique Sarnecky scored in the 33rd minute for Ladywood (9-3-4). Senior Natalia Collins tied the game in the 46th minute for AAGR (7-3-5). Sophomore Paige Brennan scored the winner 2 minutes into overtime. Ladywood moves on to face Marian in the Catholic League Final on Saturday at 2pm.

Northville 2 - South Lyon 1
Goal scorers - (1) Tori Wright (assisted by Stacy Clough). (1) Heidi Haller (assisted by Caroline Castelli) Northville is 13-0-2 overall and 8-0-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 6-9-3 overall and 1-7-2 in the KLAA Central. Next Game is Friday, May 21 at Livonia Stevenson - early 6pm start time. Northville clinches the KLAA Central Division with this win.

Birch Run 4 - Millington 1
Alexis McLeod 1g, 1a; Rachel Reece 1g. 1a; Kim Maurer 1g, Nana Tjener 1g, Kayla Maestaz 1a. BR Keeper Laura Pavlicek 2 saves. Millington scored on a PK by Hally O'Berry in the second half. Half 4-0 BR, SOG 20-2. Birch Run 9-7-1 O/A and 7-4 TVC East.

Ithaca 2 - Swan Valley 0
Ithaca Scoring: Alison Wadsworth 1g, Paige Beracy 1g, Myranda Lee 1a, Louise Vanderploeg 1a. Angie Smith 4 saves. Ithaca Record 12-2-2 (9-1-2 TVC West)
Wadsworth goal came 20 minutes into the second half on a header from a cross by Lee. Five minutes later, Beracy headed home a corner kick from Vanderploeg. Katelyn Longanbach and Emily Whipple provided strong defense for Ithaca.

Chelsea 5 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 0
Chelsea is 9 - 2 - 3 overall and 4 - 2 in the SEC White Division.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 3 - Thurston 0
Crestwood improves to 12-3, 7-0-0 in league play. Clinched first ever WWAC league title.

Walled Lake Western 4 - Waterford Kettering 0
Jenny Shaba and Rachel Good were all over the pitch in this game scoring 2 goals and having two assists each. Alivia Kempster controlled the midfield and Senior Keeper Jessica Gatten preserved the shutout for the Warriors. Though the score may not show this, sophomore Kettering Keeper, Tailer Roscoe, made some great saves and kept Kettering in the match. Western improves to 10-5 overall and 8-2 in the KLAA North. Kettering is 3-10-3 overall and 1-8-1 in the KLAA North.

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Lakeland 0

Ann Arbor Pioneer 2 - Ann Arbor Huron 1
Pioneer is now 9-2-3 overall, 8-0-0 SEC. Huron is now 10-4-1 overall, 6-2-0 SEC.

Petoskey 1 - Traverse City West 0
Petoskey is 7-0-2 in the Big North Conference and 12-2-3 overall. Traverse City West is 4-4-1 in the Big North Conference and 7-6-2 overall.

Petoskey JV 2 - Traverse City West JV 2
Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 3-6-5.

Alpena 2 - Traverse City Central 2
In Alpena. Alpena is 0-5-4 in the Big North Conference and 3-6-4 overall, Traverse City Central is 0-4-5 in the Big North Conference and 3-10-6 overall.

Alpena JV 1 - Traverse City Central JV 0
Alpena Junior Varsity is 4-6-4 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 11-5-3.

Rochester Adams win OAA Red Division 8-1-1, Overall 11-2-2.

Parma Western 2 - Stockbridge 0 (SMAA Semifinal)
Records: Western 12-2-1 (7-0) & Stockbridge 7-12 (3-5).

Avondale 1 - Royal Oak 0
Avondale's Kayla Mannino scored for the Yellowjackets (7-6-2) to earn the hard fought victory. Andra Strauss had 7 saves to earn the shut-out.

Novi 3 - Salem 1

Grand Blanc 7 - Milford 0
Grand Blanc (13-1-3 Overall), (8-1-1 KLAA).

Farmington 2 - Dearborn-Edsel Ford 2
Edsel Ford 9-3-4 (6-1-1).

Our Lady of the Lakes 4 - Cardinal Mooney 0

Williamston 4 - Holt 0
1st round of the CAAC Group one.

Williamston JV 3 - Holt JV 0
1st round of the CAAC Group one.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 5 - Farmington Hills Mercy 0
In the Catholic League semifinal game. Marian goals were by Stephanie Pilarski (2), Elizabeth Doman, Hanna Pateryn and Catherine Anger. Makenzie Larson notched the shutout. Final this Saturday at Ladywood at 2pm vs. winner of Ladywood/Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard.

Grosse Ile 5 - Monroe St. Mary CC 0
13-2-3 and we are 10-1-1 in the Huron League.

Woodhaven 8 - Melvindale 0
Scoring for the Warriors were junior, Brooke Austin with four goals. Others scoring singles were Lauren Badalamente, Limoza Islami, Kaitlynn Clemens, Brooke Brennan. Assists went to Brooke Austin, Kaitlynn Clemens, Brooke Brennan, Hilary Harubin, Whitney Vincenti, Rachel Banks, Courtney Lukasik and Presley Hana. Presley Hana had the shut-out, the teams 14th of the season. The Woodhaven season record stands at 15-1-2 o/all and 12-1-1 DRL.

Woodhaven JV 8 - Melvindale JV 0
Woodhaven improved its record to 13-2-1. Maegan Sawicki had 3 goals. Hanna Tobiczyk had 2 goals and an assist. Liz Michaels had a goal and an assist. Jessica Leonard and Flavia Munta each had one goal. Shannon Russell chipped in with 2 assists. Megan Reichel, Brittany Michaelis, Kayla Gamino and Jo Ann Bokor each added an assist. Jasmine Rostkowski, Natalie Frensley and Shannon Russell shared the shutout for the Lady Warrior’s.

Riverview 8 - Carleton Airport 0
The Huron League leader Riverview (13-1-3 , 11-0-1 )handled a over matched Carleton Airport team 8 - 0 . The Pirates led 7 - 0 at half with Sarah Pantanella, Pam Parker, Amanda Mayros , Emily Goddard , Kamry Miller , Lexi Cano and Anthoula Papaiounnou scoring goals. Ally Masciovecchio scored a few minutes into the second half to end the game. Goalie Meaghan Bonadies was in net for her 11th shutout of the year. Riverview has rolled through most of the season (only loss 1st game versus Chelsea 2-0) outscoring opponents 58 - 8.The Pirates , winners of 11 straight league games and unbeaten in 16 straight. Riverview heads to Flat Rock for another Huron League matchup, Friday @ 4:30pm.Then take on cross town rival Riverview Gabriel Richard (non-league)on Monday May 24th @7pm in what should be the game of the week downriver.

Dexter 8 - Ypsilanti 0
Dexter is now 6-2-7 (5-2-1).

Dexter JV 8 - Ypsilanti JV 0

Riverview Gabriel Richard 3 - Royal Oak Shrine 2
In a Catholic League Semi-finals match. Gabriel Richard goals: Annie Dahlquist, Francesca Downey and Brittany Glaab.

Carlson JV 5 - Kennedy JV 0
Last night the Carlson Marauders hosted the Eagles from Kennedy. Carlson scored in the first 2 minutes and took a 2-0 lead into the half time intermission on goals from Brooke Jones and Sara Gonyea. Getting assists on these first half goals were Kelly Bencher and Nicole Sclafani. The Marauders scored in the first 3 minutes of the second half and finished with a 5-0 victory. Scoring in the second half for Carlson were: Brooke Jones (her second of the night), Hannah Badura and Anna Blakeslee. Getting the assists in the second half were Payton Matrzinger with 2 and Fallon Dougherty with 1. The goalkeeper for Taylor Kennedy played an excellent game and kept the Eagles in this one till the end. This was Carlson's 10th overall win as they improved their overall record to 10-2-3 and 9th league win as they remain the only unbeaten JV team in the Downriver League with a 9-0-3 record. This was the 8th shutout of the season for the Marauders. Kennedy is now 3-9-1 in league play and 3-10-1 overall. In net for our Marauders were Anna Blakeslee, Hannah Badura, Nicole Sclafani and Sarah Winger.

Berkley 4 - Ferndale 2
Lexie Brisson-Fast got both goals for Ferndale. Ferndale is now 8-6-2 overall.

Battle Creek Lakeview 2 - Marshall 0
Abbey Labrecque scores two goals to beat Marshall 2-0 in the first round of the SMAC league tournament.

Rochester 4 - Troy Athens 3
Haley Burtraw scored two goals, Laura Kobylcyzk had a goal and an assist and Sara Sikorski added a single tally for Rochester. Maggie Leone scored twice and Jordan Penz for Athens.

Livonia Clarenceville 9 - Harper Woods 1

Utica 5 - L’Anse Creuse North 4
1st Half Scoring – (G) 29:20 LCN Tiffany Marchewka assisted by Angela Vultaggio. (G) 27:48 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Meagan Mousty. (G) 23:52 U Cara Boyd. (G) 8:31 U Marlee Dunn assisted by Kristen Sabiston. (G) 6:00 U Kristen Sabiston. Halftime -Utica 3 - L’Anse Creuse North 2. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 35:39 LCN Jamie Marchewka assisted by Angela Vultaggio. (G) 28:30 U Jessica Ollila assisted by Rachel Chaney. (G) 23:51 LCN Stephanie Garland . (G) 11:59 U Becky Berels. Utica Overall 4-6-5. Utica MAC White 2-3-4. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 9-5-2. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 6-3-1.

Three Rivers 8 - Comstock 0
Three Rivers dominated last place Comstock in this Wolverine Conference game, outshooting the Colts 35-1 (15-0 on goal). Seniors Jordan Meeth and Jaclyn Sylvain each had two goals and an assist, juniors Hannah McEnroe, Perri Weiderman, and Maley Wright all had a goal and an assist in a game stopped 17 minutes into the second half. Junior Hayley Dennis added a goal and junior Emily Rathburn had an assist. It was the tenth shutout of the season for junior goalkeeper Courtney Nichols. Three Rivers improves to 11-1, 5-1; Comstock falls to 3-11-1, 0-8.

Plainwell 2 - Gull Lake 0

Romeo 5 - Sterling Hts. 1

Madison Hts. Lamphere 1 - Anchor Bay 1

Parma Western 2 - Northwest 0
Western 11-2-1 while Northwest goes to 6-8-1.

Gull Lake 8 - Dowagiac 0

Allegan 2 - Otsego 0

Vicksburg 4 - Paw Paw 3 (OT)

Ithaca 3 - Hemlock 2
At Hemlock. Ithaca Scoring: Paige Beracy 1g, Myranda Lee 1g 2a, Alison Wadsworth 1g, Ashley Clark 1a.
Hemlock Scoring: Peyton Apsey 2g. Ithaca Keeper: Angie Smith 7 saves. Hemlock Keeper: Michelle Shepherd 9 saves
Angie Smith made a big save in the first half for Ithaca on a shot headed for the upper corner. Peyton Apsey found a seam in the Ithaca defense for both of her goals. Myranda Lee scored the game winner on a well placed shot to the far side of the goal. Ithaca 11-2-2 (8-1-2 TVC West).

Bullock Creek 5 - Alma 1

Ferndale 8 - Pontiac 0
Ferndale's varsity girls soccer team finished up their league schedule last night with an 8-0 win over Pontiac High School. Scoring for the Eagles where Lexie Brisson-Fast with 3 goals, Kelsey Wilson with 2, Kattlynn Chartier and Kaleigh Wilson and Molly Breen-Bondie each had a goal apiece. Sharing the shut out for the ladies where Tina Woods, Emma Whipple, and Jasmine Lenaway. The win brings the Eagles record to 8-5-2 overall and 4-3-2 in the OAA White. Up next is an OAA crossover with Berkley tonight at Hurley field at 7pm. Ferndale is 8-5-2 overall and 4-3-2 OAA White.

North Farmington 1 - Troy 1
NFHS Raiders are undefeated in 7 straight games, giving up one goal in that span.

Traverse City West 2 - Alpena 1
In Traverse City. Traverse City West is 7-5-2 overall and 4-3-1 in the Big North Conference and Alpena is 3-6-3 overall and 0-5-3 in the Big North Conference.

Cadillac JV 2 - Traverse City Central JV 0
In CadillacCadillac is 8-3-4 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 11-4-3.

Cadillac 0 - Traverse City Central 0
Cadillac is 11-2-3 overall and 3-2-3 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City Central is 3-10-5 and 0-5-3 in the Big North Conference. Shots on Goals : Cadillac 13 Traverse City Central 5. Traverse City Central broke the school record for most scoreless tie with 4. The most ever since Traverse City Central started Girls Soccer in 1990.

Plymouth Christian 4 - Oakland Christian 2

Notre Dame Prep 2 - Divine Child 0
At NDP, in a physical match pitting two CHSL AA teams, the Irish mustered 2 goals in a lackluster effort over a tough Falcon squad. The first half saw chance both ways as the Falcons outworked Prep in the midfield, and were dagerous on a few occasions. DC slowed the Prep offense for most of the half until Laruen Jbara latched on to a service from Alex Genord and chipped the DC keeper with 15 minutes left in the first half. The second half started with more of the same workrate from DC, and had the Irish on theior heels for the first couple minutes, but The young Irish squad struck again and never looked back. Stephanie Accurso finished off a pass from Katrtina Stencel to put them up 2-0. The Irish continued to pressure the DC goal missing several clear chances and had 2 balls go off the post after beating the DC keeper. A great game from Junior midfielder Taylor Aiello and Freshman Savannah Baumgart closed out the victory for Prep. Freshman Alex Arnoldy got the shutout victory in goal.

Stoney Creek 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0

Grand Blanc 3 - Hartland 1
Grand Blanc (12-1-3 Overall), (7-1-1 KLAA).

Northville Mustangs 2 - Novi Wildcats 1
Goal scorers -(1) Mallory Weber (assist Caroline Castelli). (1) Lauren Lokey (assist Mallory Weber). Northville moves to 12-0-2. Next Game is Thursday, May 20 at South Lyon.

Petoskey 1 - Gaylord 1
Petoskey won the Big North Conference Girls Soccer Champions, outright.

Avondale 4 - Seaholm 1
Natalie Lopes had one goal and two assists to lead the Yellowjackets. Kayla Mannino (2) , Jessica Creech also scored for Avondale (6-6-2).

Haslett 3 - Grand Ledge 1
Haslett goals were scored by Ali Foote, Madeline Sciarini, and Taylor Parker. Meghan Gifford added two assists for the Vikings. The Grand Ledge goal was scored by Chelsea Marek with an assist by Brenna Hartner. Kelly Schaibly had five saves for Haslett while Kaitlyn Collin recorded 13 saves for Grand Ledge. With the victory, Haslett improves to 10-1-1 (5-0) and Grand Ledge falls to 8-4-1 (3-1-1).

Riverview 3 - Milan 0
The first place Riverview Pirates dominated the Milan Big Red 3-0 in a key Huron League matchup.The score was much closer than the game itself ,with the Riverview (12-1-3, 10-0-1) holding Milan(9-5-1, 7-3-1) to 1 or 2 chances the entire rain soaked game.Kamry Miller made the score 1-0 on a hard shot from the left side ,after the Pirates had 2-3 good scoring chances early.After her next shot eluded the Milan goalie,Miller headed in the rebound to make it 2-0 going into halftime.Emily Goddard headed in her goal a few minutes into the second half to give the Pirates all the scoring they needed.Meaghan Bonadies.got another shutout and played well the whole game when needed.Riverview, unbeaten in 15 straight and winners of 10 straight Huron League games next plays at home versus Carleton Airport on Wednesday.

Birch Run 7 - Carrollton 0
Alexis Mcleod 5g, 1a (62g career); Nana Tjener 1g, 1a; Haley Hadaway 1g; Allison Bosley 2a; Bree Peterson and Bree Rick 1a each. Keeper Laura Pavlicek 1 save and 6th Shutout of the season 152 saves.Solid defensive play by Cassie Slavik, Ashlee Hurst, Jerica Miller, Marissa Damsen, Rebecca Stzuczko, Sarah Crispell. Haley Hadaway, Bree Peterson, Gabrielle Wenzlick, Kayla Meastaz controlled the midfield play. All players received quality playing time. Half 2-0 BR, SOG 21-1 BR, Birch Run 8-7-1 O/A and 6-4 TVC-East.

South Lyon 2 - South Lyon East 0
South Lyon is now 6-8-3 overall and 1-6-2 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon East is 3-10-2 overall and 0-7-1 in the KLAA Central.

Rochester Adams 1 - Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 0

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 7 - Belleville 1
Crestwood improves to 11-3 overall, 6-0-0 in league play.

Ithaca 8 - Chesaning 0
Ithaca Scoring: Emily Whipple 3g, Paige Beracy 1g 3a, Louise Vanderploeg 1g 2a, Myranda Lee 1a, Ashley Clark 1g, Katelyn Longanbach 1a, Angie Smith 1g, Farrand Schneider 1a, Alison Wadsworth 1g. Ithaca Record 10-2-2 (7-1-2 TVC West).

Freeland 3 - Swan Valley 0

Groves 3 - Andover 0
Scoring for Groves were Rachel Fine, Gabby DeAraujo and Carly Day. Lucy Mailing picks up her 9th shutout of the year. Groves is now 5-4-5 overall, and 5-3-3 in OAA White.

L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Sterling Heights 1
1st Half Scoring – (G) 19:09 LCN Tiffany Marchewka assisted by Meagan Mousty. (G) 2:54 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela Vultaggio. Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 2 - Sterling Heights 0. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 30:28 SH Alex Kluz assisted by Samantha Hilliard. Good game by outside midfielder Ellie Rawski. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 9-4-2. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 6-2-1. Sterling Heights Overall 4-8-4. Sterling Heights MAC White 1-4-3.

Woodhaven JV 9 - Lincoln Park JV 0
Maegan Sawicki led the way with 2 goals and an assist. Megan Reichel added a goal and an assist. Also scoring goals were Fallon Donovan, Kayla Gamino, Brittany Michaelis, Jessica Leonard, Liz Michaels and Meghan Perry. Natalie Frensley, Shannon Russell, Flavia Munta, Jenny Pistin Lidia Xhafa and Jasmine Rostkowski each added an assist. Samantha Bunch, Kayla Gamino and Hanna Tobiczyk shared the shutout. The Warrior’s improved to 12-2-1 overall.

Carlson JV 7 - Truman JV 0
The Carlson Marauders traveled to Taylor Truman to play a match in cold and wet weather. The Marauders started quickly when central defender Brianna Bilk took the ball from her own end and dribbled up the left side line before shooting just inside the Truman 18 yard box finding the back of the net only 3 minutes and 11 seconds in. Carlson took a 5-0 lead into the half time intermission and added 2 more goals in the second half to cruise to a 7-0 win, their 9th overall win and 7th shutout. Also getting in on the scoring for the Marauders were: Alexis Gronda with 2 goals, Anna Blakeslee, Brooke Jones and Michaela Jestat with 1 goal and 1 assist each, Fallon Dougherty with a goal and Payton Matzinger and Sara Gonyea with 1 assist each. Sharing time in net for the shutout victory were Hannah Badura, Kelly Bencher, Alexis Gronda and Makayla Burke. Carlson is now 9-2-3 overall and 8-0-3 in league play. Truman is now 2-9-2 overall and 2-7-2 in league play.

Country Day 2 - Bishop Foley 1

Woodhaven 7 - Lincoln Park 2
The Warriors of Woodhaven were able to take all three points from a very feisty Railsplitters team in a Downriver League match. The Warriors were first on the board with a goal at the two minute mark, when Morgan Gillespey fired home from eight yards out, after receiving a pass from Brooke Brennan. Two minutes later, it was Whitney Vincenti who scored from sixteen yards out, following a pass from Brooke Austin. The Warriors appeared to be cruising but the L.P. defense were doing great and their keeper was playing fantastic. A short time later, the Railsplitters scored on a high free-kick from about 25 yards out. Lincoln park were getting some momentum and were playing well. A short time after the LP goal, the Warriors keeper was hurt in a collision with a LP player and had to leave the game. Play continued and LP tied the game with a shot from outside the 18 yard box, which skipped over the new Warriors keeper's diving body. Half time 2-2. Second half, the Warriors were able to take control by showing why they are in first place in the league. They moved the ball around very well and had a catalog of opportunities but LP did not stand around despite a short bench. Fifteen minutes into the half, Kaytia Oberdorf scored, assisted by Chelsea Barnes. At the 18 minute mark, Chelsea Barnes scored, following a pass from Lauren Badalamente. Whitney Vincenti nabbed her brace with 21 minutes remaining in the game. This was assisted by Morgan Gillespey. Morgan Topolewski scored with 11 minutes left, assisted by Limoza Islami. Just over three minutes left in the game when mid-fielder grabbed her hat-trick with a solid shot to the keepers left right side, following a pass from Limoza Islami. Starring for the warriors were Rachel Banks, Courtney Lukasik, Kaitlynn Clemens, Hilary Harubin, Kaytia Oberdorf, Morgan Topolewski, Morgan Gillespey, Marisa Cassel and Whitney Vincenti. The Woodhaven season record stands at 14-1-2 o/all and 11-1-1 in DRL. Lincoln Park are 3-8-0 in DRL.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 1 - Dexter 0
Dexter now 5-2-7 (4-2-1 SEC), Pioneer 8-2-3 (7-0-0).

Ann Arbor Pineer JV 4 - Dexter JV 1

Oxford 2 - Swartz Creek 0

Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard JV 2 - Riverview Gabriel Richard JV 1
Irish improve to 11-4-2 overall.

Allen Park 2 - Trenton 1
Trenton's record is 11-5-1 overall, 9-2-1 league. Allen Park's league record is 9-2-0.

Waterford Mott 3 - Lakeland 3
Waterford Mott overcame a 3-0 halftime deficit with 3 second half goals of their own to earn a crucial point in KLAA North play. Scoring for Mott: Christine Lindsay (Pen), Hannah Messer (Assist Kaitlyn Golfis), Lexanna Siemasz (Assist Hannah Rhoades). Lakeland's Windy Night with all goals scored on the north end of the field.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 6 - Oakland Christian 2

Three Rivers 6 - Sturgis 2
Three Rivers came out flat and gave up a goal 5:39 into the game. Sturgis tied the game 2-2 at 27:29. TR dominated the second half with four unanswered goals. TR outshot Sturgis 38-12 (19-6 on goal). Senior Jordan Meeth had two goals and two assists, while senior Jaclyn Sylvain and junior Hannah McEnroe both contributed a goal and an assist. Junior Maley Wright and senior Inge Bratland added a goal and junior Perri Weiderman and freshman Lindsey Seifert chipped in with assists. Holly Schepke and Haley Baker scored for the Trojans with assists going to Baker and McKenzie Adams. The win improves the Wildcats record to 10-1, Sturgis falls to 7-6-2.

Troy Athens 5 - Sterling Hts. Henry Ford II 0
Freshman Gabby Mancini had 2 goals and an assist to pace the 12-2-1 Redhawks past Utica Ford on Monday night. Also scoring for Athens were Maggie Leone, Haley Svrcina, and Carrie Thor. Goalkeepers Jenna O’Dell and Danielle cooper combined for 5 saves to post the 6th shutout of the season for Athens, currently ranked 5th in Division 1.

Pinckney 1 - Brighton 1
Brightons Dawn Easton gave the Bulldogs the lead toward the end of the first half. Brianna Amat scored on a free kick in the fifty fifth minute to tie the match for the Pirates. Pinckney is 8-5-2 (5-3-1 in the KLAA West).

Lumen Christi 1 - Lansing Waverly 0
Lumen Christi now 9-7-1.

Garden City 9 - Romulus 1
The scoring started in the 3rd minute when freshman Bailey Terrell put a shot into the goal area and the defense cleared the ball into their net for an own goal. The seniors then took over on their senior night: 6 minute, Alex Johnson (from Rachel Szczembara); 13 minute, Becca Collins (from Rachel Szczembara); 21 minute, Erin Buza (n/a from a goal kick); 28 minute, Alex Johnson (from Rachel Szczembara); 35 minute Becca Collins (from junior Brittany Zapczinski), 49 minute, KC Anderson - playing forward, Kasey Bunio in net for the 2nd half - (from Erin Buza); 55 minute Brittany Berger (from Rachel Szczembara); and finally, after 10 shots on goal by Rachel, in the 60th minute, Rachel Szczembara (from Alex Johnson) to end the game. Romulus scored at the end of the first half in the 37th minute. The goal was scored by junior Ngozi Obinya. The score at the half was 6-1, GC. GC is 9-3-4, 5-1-1 WWAC, Romulus is 0-6 WWAC.

Charleviox 2 - Traverse City Liberty 1
Addey Meachum goal, own goal in second half(kylie argyle) out shot charleviox 10-4 70/30 possesion.

Milan 7 - St. Mary Catholic Central 0
Milan is 9 - 4 - 1 overall and 7 - 2 - 1 in the Huron League.

Ann Arbor Pioneer 2 - Chelsea 1
Chelsea is 8 - 2 - 3. Pioneer is now overall 7-2-3. SEC Red 6-0-0.

Dexter 1 - Saline 0
Dexter now 5-1-7 (3-1-1 SEC), Saline now 9-3-1 (5-1-0 SEC)

Dexter JV 3 - Saline JV 0

Livonia Ladywood 1 - Bishop Foley 0
Catholic League Quarter-Final. sophomore Paige Brennan scored for Ladywood (8-3-4). Junior goalkeeper Maddie Reed made two saves en route to her 5th shutout of the season.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Warren Regina 0
In a Catholic League quarterfinal goals were scored by Caitlin Brown(Sarah Falvey), Kelley Moote(Martha Sorenson), Kelley Moote(Martha Sorenson). Anna Zekany made 3 saves in net for FGR. The Irish will play Ladywood in the semifinals.

Midland 3 - Traverse City Central 1
In Midland, Midland is 7-3-4 and Traverse City Central is 3-10-4.

Traverse City Central JV 3 - Midland JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 11-3-3 and Midland Junior Varsity is 4-8-2.

St Joseph 3 - Marshall 2
Alicia Chadek scored her second goal with 2:17 left in the game to beat Marshall 3-2 in a come from behind victory in the SMAC East/West crossover game. Ellery Karsten scored the first goal for St Joe and Carly Weck and Meg Dubois scored for Marshall. Marshall is 9-5 and St Joe is 6-4-1.

Alma 4 - Chesaning 0

Petoskey Invitational

Petoskey 2 - East Lansing 1

Grand Blanc 3 - East Lansing 0

Petoskey 2 - Grand Blanc 2
Grand Blanc wins the title in a shootout over Petoskey (5-4).

Petoskey JV 1 - East Lansing JV 1

East Lansing JV 2 - Grand Blanc JV 1

Petoskey JV 3 - Grand Blanc JV 0
Petoskey JV wins the title on goals against tiebreaker.

Oscoda 1st Annual Invitational Soccer Tournament

Oscoda 1 - Gladwin 1
The tournament opened with the Oscoda Lady Owls taking on eventual champion, Gladwin. Oscoda broke the ice early, netting a goal in the 6th minute when Dani Griffin found Jessica McCracken open in front of the goal and McCracken banged it into the net. The two teams battled up and down the field until Gladwin tied it up in the 24th minute. The second half was much the same with Gladwin firing 21 shots on the Oscoda net. Freshman Kaylee Charters showed why the Oscoda goalkeeping role is secure for the next three years. Charters, filling in for absent senior goalkeeper Nicole Jackson, had a strong tournament performance.
Neither team was able to net a winning goal and the match went to a five player shootout to determine a winner. Both teams connected on four kicks and the match finished tied. Marie Stork, McCracken, Griffin and Katy Peacock all converted their shots for the Lady Owls. Peacock led the defense with 6 steals and 9 intercepts.

Birch Run 2 - Grayling 0

Gladwin 2 - Grayling 0

Oscoda 1 - Birch Run 0
Sophomore Ashley Suszek scored the lone goal of the match. Stork earned the assist. Charters earned the shutout by making 11 stops between the pipes. Mary Ruby led the solid defense with 4 steals and 7 intercepts. Melissa Yang tallied 9 intercepts.

Gladwin 3 - Birch Run 1
Gladwin topped Birch Run, 3-1, to win the title but left the door open for Osocda if they could beat Grayling with a shutout.

Oscoda 3 - Grayling 3
Grayling dashed Oscoda's hopes in the 17th minute when the found a way to put the ball past Charters. A deflated Oscoda squad allowed Grayling to build a 3-0 lead by the 42nd minute. The Lady Owls came alive at that point and turned up the offense. Tori LaPointe found a streaking Stork who nailed a ball into the netting. In the 54th minute Stork passed to Griffin who scored. The Owls tied the match with 2 minutes left when LaPointe and Stork hooked up again with Stork netting the ball. The Lady Owls again went into a shootout to determine a victor and both teams netted two out of five shots. Seniors Kristen Brubaker and Shannon Fowler both booted winners. Charters blocked three Grayling kicks during the shootout and nine during regulation.
"I would have liked to win but second place is probably what we deserved", commented Coach Gary Schneider. "We finished strong in the final game to keep us unbeaten and that made me very happy!"
Oscoda now stands 5-6-2 on the season. They host Saginaw Arthur Hill on Monday at 5:00pm and Tawas on Friday at the same time.

Marian 2 - Troy Athens 0
Danielle Mazur and Elizabeth Tresnak scored, while Makenzie Larson recorded the shutout for Marian.

Grosse Ile 4 - Flat Rock 0
Grosse Ile is now 12-2-3 overall and 9-1-1- in the Huron League.

Haslett 2 - Holt 0
The Haslett Vikings defeated the D1 Holt Rams today 2-0. Haslett goals were scored by Shelby Deimling and Meghan Gifford. Haslett assists were by Torey Deimling and Taylor Parker. Kelly Schaibly recorded 11 saves for Haslett and Chelsea Gaukel made 10 saves for Holt. With the victory Haslett improved to 9-1-1 (5-0) and Holt drops to 11-5-0 (4-1).

Parma Western 4 - Sturgis 2
Records: Western 10-2-1 & Sturgis 7-5-2.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 2 - Royal Oak Shrine 0
Goals: Ashley Henderson 1 (13), Annie Dahlquist 1 (8). Assit: Kara Glaab 1 (3). Shut-out: Courtney Baum (8) RGR Record 11-1-1.

Trenton 3 - Carlson 0
Trenton's record is now 11-4-1, 9-1-1 league. Carlson is 4-6-1 in the DRL.

Trenton JV 1 - Carlson JV 1

Groves 1 - Seaholm 1
Seaholm got on the board early in the 1st half just 4 minutes into the game. Groves tied the game up with 16 minutes remaining in the game. Tori Howe got the goal on a free kick. Groves is now 4-3-5 on the season.

Livonia Stevenson 2 - South Lyon 1
Stevenson is 6-4-2 overall and 3-4 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 5-7-3 overall and 0-5-2 in the KLAA Central.

Three Rivers 3 - St. Joseph 0
Three Rivers picked up their ninth shutout in 10 games Friday night in a non-conference game at St. Joseph. Junior Emily Rathburn scored the first goal at 13:56 off an assist from senior Jaclyn Sylvain. The second goal was fired in by junior Perri Weiderman from about 30 yards out. Senior Jordan Meeth capped the scoring with a long range shot of her own with junior Hannah McEnroe getting her 12th assist of the season. TR is now 9-1 overall, St. Joe falls to 6-5-1.

Berkley 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
Natalie Zimmerman scored both goals for Berkley.

Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard JV 8 - Riverview JV 2

Utica 2 - Sterling Hts. 2

Anchor Bay 8 - Port Huron 0

Avondale 4 - Stoney Creek 3
Kayla Mannino scored twice to lead the Yellowjackets over the visiting Cougars. Bree Dobbins and Natalie Lopes each had a goal and an assist and Jessica Angell chipped in an assist of Avondale (5-6-2, 3-4-2 OAA Red).

Rochester 0 - Lake Orion 0

Novi 2 - Walled Lake Northern 1

Lakeland 2 - Westland John Glenn 0
Both goals scored in the second half by Lakeland. Lakeland Sophomore Jules Corvell scores on a one-timer off a pass by Freshman Megan Kalanik. Senior Captain Jillian Draheim scores on a shot from outside the penalty box off a pass from Sophomore Alex Imhoff. Sophomore Keeper Lauren Reiter gets her second shutout of the season for Lakeland.

Northville Mustangs 1 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1
Goal scorers - (1) Mallory Weber (assist Stacy Clough). Northville moves to 11-0-2. Next Game is Tuesday, May 18th at home vs. Novi.

Gull Lake 8 - Allegan 0

Vicksburg 1 - Otsego 0

Parma Western 2 - Leslie 0
Record: Western 9-2-1 (6-0) & Leslie (1-5) SMAA.

Woodhaven JV 6 - Kennedy JV 1
Woodhaven improved to 10-2-1 with 6-1 win. Samantha Bunch led the way with 2 goals and an assist. Maegan Sawicki scored 2 goals. Jo Ann Bokor added a goal and an assist. Meghan Perry added a goal as well. Kayla Gamino Shannon Russell Hanna Tobiczyk and Flavia Munta each chipped in with an assist.

Woodhaven 8 - Taylor Kennedy 0
Scoring for the Warriors were Kaitlynn Clemens 3 goals, Morgan Gillespey 1 goal -1 assist, Kaytia Oberdorf 1 goal-2 assists, Lauren Badalamente 1 goal-2 assists, Brooke Brennan 1 goal, Brooke Austin 1 goal, Presley Hana 1 assist, Marisa Cassel 1 assist, Rachel Banks 1 assist. Holly Miller had the shut-out, her 13th of the season. The Woodhaven season record stands at 10-1-1 DRL and 13-1-2 o/all.

Walled Lake Western 4 - Lakeland 0
Working as hard as she always does, Rachel Good had a hat trick in the match scoring a goal in the first half and two more in the second. Senior Captain Shayna Naemi capped off the match with a strong follow-up goal of her own. Jenny Shaba had two assists and Alivia Kemspter added with an assist of her own. Jessica Gatten recorded her second shutout in a row to preserve the win for the Warriors. Western is now 9-5-0 overall and 7-1-0 in the KLAA North. Lakeland is 3-7-2 overall and 1-5-1 in the North.

Traverse City West 2 - Gaylord 2
Gaylord is 8-2-2 and 3-2-2 in the Big North Conference. Traverse City West is 6-5-2 and 3-3-1 in the Big North Conference

Petoskey Blue JV1 - Traverse City Central JV 0
Petoskey Blue Junior Varsity is 9-2-1 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 10-3-3.

Petoskey 0 - Traverse City Central 0
Petoskey is 10-2-2 overall and 6-0-1 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City Central is 3-9-4 overall and 0-4-3 in the Big North Conference. Shots on Goals : Petoskey 11 Traverse City Central 7. Last time was April 27, 2010 in Petoskey, Petoskey beat Traverse City Central, 6-1. It was a totally different story tonight. It was Traverse City Central best game of the year, tonight. Next Game for Traverse City Central, they will travel to Midland to take on Midland Chemics, Junior Varsity game will start at 12:00 noon, Varsity game start at 2:00 p.m.

Grand Blanc 3 - Pinckney 2
Grand Blanc (9-1-3 Overall), (6-1-1 KLAA). Pinckney (8-4-1 Overall), (5-3-0 KLAA).

Novi 8 - South Lyon East 0

Northville 2 - Salem 0
Mallory Weber scored 2 goals with assist by Jenni Borawski. Shelby Foerg registered the shutout in goal for Northville.
Northville moves to 11-0-1. Next Game is tonight at home vs. Ann Arbor Pioneer.

North Farmington 2 - Seaholm 0
Jenna Bachrouche in net for her sixth straight shutout. North is 7-4-3.

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Walled Lake Central 0

L’Anse Creuse North 4 - Cousino 1
1st Half Scoring – (G) 31:46 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Meagan Mousty. Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 1 - Cousino 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 37:34 LCN Elizabeth Rawski assisted by Angela Vultaggio. (G) 30:28 LCN Elizabeth Rawski assisted by Stephanie Garland. (G) 22:10 Cousino Amanda Ferrick assisted by Natalie Behnke. (G) 4:22 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Meagan Mousty. Good game by L’Anse Creuse North Keeper Kaila Kujawa with 5 saves. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 8-4-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 5-2. Cousino Overall 1-9-2. Cousino MAC White 1-4-1.

Carlson JV 1 - Allen Park JV 1
This match was a rematch of an early season game in which the Carlson Marauders won 3-0. Although Carlson scored in the 4th minute of this game, Allen Park controlled most of the play. Scoring for Carlson was Brooke Jones and picking up the assist was Michaela Jestat. The Marauders were struggling to get the ball out of their end and had trouble connecting passes together the entire first half but took a 1-0 lead into the intermission. The second half was a reversal of play as the Marauders controlled most of the play and it was theJaguars from Allen Park struggling to clear their end and connect passes. But in the 65th minute, Allen Park got a goal from Annie Hayes, assisted by Haley Dluzniewski to tie the match. That was the last goal scored as these teams ended in a 1-1 tie. Carlson is now 7-0-2 in League play and 8-2-2 overall. Carlson will next host Trenton on Friday night. Allen Park is now 6-3-1 in league play and 7-4-1 overall. Allen Park is now off till Monday when they will travel to Trenton.

Garden City 4 - Dearborn Fordson 0
GC is 8-3-4, 4-1-1 WWAC. Fordson is 1-4 WWAC.

Riverview JV 9 - Jefferson JV 1
The Riverview JV Girls soccer team beat Jefferson 9-1. Ashley Bryan had 4 goals and 2 assists. Mackenzie Cyster had 2 goals and 2 assists. Kaylyn Brown had 1 goal and 2 assists. Maggie Heit and Ashley Fiester both had 1 goal each. Kevi Mihas and Ariana Kissel each had 2 assists, while Carly Gatchel had 1 assist. Stephanie Maher finished with 1 save in goal to get the win. Allisa Usher, Jessica Sutherland, and Bora Roka also played well. Riverview is now 10-4 over all and 5-1 in the Huron League.

Woodhaven JV 6 - Truman JV 0
The Warrior’s improved to 10-2-1, recording their 10th shutout. Scoring goals for Woodhaven were Jenny Pistin, Megan Reichel, Maegan Sawicki, Hanna Tobiczyk, Jo Ann Bokor and Jasmine Rostkowski. Maegan Sawicki added 2 assists. Jo Ann Bokor, Megan Reichel, Brittany Michaelis and Natalie Frensley each added 1 assist. Goalies Samantha Bunch and Shannon Russell shared the shutout.

Woodhaven 3 Truman 1
Very sporting match in the Downriver League. The Warriors of Woodhaven took all three points from a feisty Truman team. The Warriors were first on the board at the four minute mark, when Chelsea Barnes fired one home, following a nice pass from Courtney Lukasik. Shortly after this goal they almost had number two when the ball struck the crossbar and they were unable to put the finishing touches to other quality chances. Woodhaven pressed but the Truman defense stood tall. Number two came for the Warriors at the 25th minute when Chelsea nabbed her brace, after some good work by Brooke Austin. Truman ruined the Warriors streak of 12 shut-outs in a row, when they converted a penalty at the 29th minute mark of the first half. It was a very nice PK, catching the keepers lower right hand corner. Woodhaven fought back and grabbed number three, with seven minutes left in the half. This was scored by Lauren Badalamente, who hit a beauty from 30 yards out, catching the keeper off her line and the ball sailing over her head. This was assisted by Marisa Cassel. Half time 3-1. Not a lot of excitement in the second half but the Truman defense and keeper shut the Warriors down, while the Warriors defense did their job as needed. Nice play by Truman. Good effort from Warrior players, Courtney Lukasik, Rachel Banks, Marisa Cassel, Morgan Gillespey, Kaytia Oberdorf and Hilary Harubin. The Woodhaven season record stands at 12-1-2 o/all and 9-1-1 DRL, Truman falls to 3-5-1 in DRL.

Trenton 8 - Southgate 0
Trenton improves to 10-4-1 o/all, 8-1-1 league. Southgate's league record is 5-5-0.

Trenton JV 7 - Southgate JV 0

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 3 - Dearborn 1
Crestwood improves to 10-2 on the year 5-0-0 in league play.

North Farmington 0 - Stoney Creek 0
North moves to 6-4-3 after its fifth straight shutout and eighth overall.

Riverview 8 - Monroe Jefferson 0
The Riverview Pirates started out a little slow , but after Sarah Pantanella opened the scoring on a penalty kick they never looked back.Pam Parker , Colleen Vann , Emily Goddard and Lexi Cano added goals to stake the Bucs to a 5-0 halftime lead.In the second half Sam Vadasy , Kamry Miller (penalty kick) and Pantanella closed out the scoring.The win is Riverview's 9th straight league victory(9-0-1,11-1-3 overall),keeping them in first place in the Huron League.The Bears fell to 2-9-1 in the 2010 soccer season.The Pirates next take on Milan at home on Monday May 17th @4:30pm.

Salem 8- South Lyon East 0

Oscoda 7 - Roscommon 1
The Oscoda Lady Owl soccer team raised their record on Wednesday night to 4-6, beating a Roscommon squad that had blanked the Owls two weeks ago,5-0. The Owls came out strong, firing at the Lady Bucks' net with a vengeance. Although Roscommon found the net first in the fifth minute, the rest of the match was all Oscoda as they defended their home turf.
Freshman Kaylee Charters put the Owls on the board at the 26 minute mark when Dani Griffin hit her in the corner with an outlet pass that Charters took to the net. Griffin put Oscoda on top 10 minutes later when she gobbled up a lose ball after Alex Barnes had shot at the keeper. That made the score 2-1 Oscoda at the half.
It took only 9 minutes into the second half for Griffin to seal the match with a goal off a Marie Stork cross. Chelsea Carraway scored next, in the 53rd minute, when Jessica McCracken drove to the net and dropped a pass back to the wide open Carraway. Griffin scored her third of the match and 16th of the season four minutes later. Stork earned an assist. Stork scored in the 69th minute with help from Mary Wood. Charters ended the Oscoda barrage in the 70th minute with her second goal of the game. Carraway earned the assist on a beautiful cross. Oscoda outshot Roscommon, 33-9. Roscommon did manage a second goal with just 2 seconds left on the clock. Morgan Romancky scored both Lady Buck strikes. Roscommon dropped to 8-5 on the year.
"We hustled and worked as a team tonight", was junior defender Katy Peacock's take. "The defense worked as a well oiled machine." Her thoughts were seconded by Head Coach Gary Schneider, "That was the Best All-Around game we have played all season. We were strong on both ends of the field and the passing was outstanding. Teamwork was at it's finest."
Peacock led the defense with 19 intercepts and 4 steals. Carraway earned 7 steals and 5 intercepts, Melissa Yang had 9 intercepts and 5 steals and Tori LaPointe notched 7 steals. Nicole Jackson earned the win in goal making 7 saves.
Oscoda goes right back into action on Thursday night at 5:00pm. The are hosting Standish-Sterling who has already topped the Owls twice this season. Saturday the Lady Owls will host their First Annual Invitational Tournament. Matches begin at 10:00am. Birch Run, Grayling and Gladwin will be facing off with Oscoda during the day. Monday the Owls host Arthur Hill at 5:00pm.

Three Rivers 6 - Paw Paw 0
Junior goalkeeper Courtney Nichols recorded her eighth shutout in nine games. TR outshot the Redskins 25-8 (9-2 on goal). Senior Jordan Meeth had two goals and two assists, junior Hannah McEnroe had a goal and two assists, and senior Jaclyn Sylvain, junior Jessica Mathews, and freshman Lindsey Seifert all found the back of the net. Sophomore Emily Gilpin added an assist. The Wildcats improve to 8-1, 4-1 and have outscored opponents 46-2. Paw Paw falls to 9-3, 3-3.

Ferndale 4 - Farmington Hills Harrison 2
Ferndale's record is now 7-5-2 overall and 3-3-2 OAA White.
Ferndale's girls varsity soccer fought hard despite the weather last night to defeat the Harrison Hawks,4-2, in an OAA White division match-up. Scoring for the Eagles were Lexie Brisson-Fast with 2, and Kattlynn Chartier and Alexis Smitowski each with one. Kelsey Wilson had 3 assists on the night with Molly Breen-Bondie adding an assist as well. Tina Woods earned the victory in net making 10 save for the Eagles. Also playing well were the defense of Caitrin O'meara, Carly Furze, Kat Hodge, Jasmine Lenaway, and Danielle Wood. Up next for the ladies is a league match against Hazel Park on Thursday at home at 6:30pm.

Walled Lake Western 2 - Walled Lake Central 0
Jenny Shaba showed composure and determination in this matchup scoring two goals, one unassisted. Alivia Kempster had the assist in the first goal and dominated the midfield. Western is now 8-4-0 overall and 6-1-0 in the KLAA North.
Central is 4-6-3 overall and 2-2-3 in the KLAA North.

Groves 0 - Farmington 0
Groves moves to 4-3-4 on the season and 4-2-3 in OAA White. Lucy Mailing recorded her 8th shutout of the year.

Waterford Mott 2 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Both Mott goals scored by Alyssa Bolling; Amanda Schoonover and Hannah Rhoades had the assists. Maylani Siemasz had the shutout for Mott, making 7 saves. Shots: Mott - 11; WLN - 11.

Petoskey 3 - Cadillac 0

Traverse City West 6 - Traverse City Central 0
In Traverse City, Traverse City West is 6-5-1 and 3-3 in the Big North Cocnference and Traverse City Central is 3-9-3 and 0-4-2 in the big North Conference.

Traverse City Central JV 4 - Traverse City West JV 2
Traverse City Central is 10-2-3 and Traverse City West junior varsity is 3-5-3

Avondale 0 - Berkley 0
Avondale’s Andrea Strauss earned the shutout for Yellowjackets (4-6-2).

Grand Blanc 2 - Brighton 2
Grand Blanc (8-1-3 Overall), (5-1-1 KLAA). Brighton (8-3-1 Overall), (4-2-1 KLAA).

Mason 3 - Lumen Christi 2

Troy Athens 4 - Lake Orion 1
Athens raced out to a 4-0 halftime lead and coasted through the 2nd half to a final 4-1 victory over the visiting Dragons from Lake Orion. Maggie Leone and Haley Svrcina each had a goal and an assist while Megan McLalin and Marisa Kozikowski each had a goal for the 11-1-1 Redhawks, who are currently ranked 6th in Division 1. Lake Orion falls to 10-3-0. Athens will try to secure their 3rd consecutive league title and 8th in 11 years next Wednesday. Prior to that league contest, Athens will play host to Marian on Friday.

Haslett 8 - Ionia 0
The Haslett girls varsity soccer team clinched the CAAC Gold championship today with an 8-0 win over Ionia. Seven players scored for the Vikings, including Taylor Parker with two goals and Liz Baker, Shelby Deimling, Torey Deimling, Katie Flagg, Ali Foote, and Jessica Ray each scoring one goal. Ali Foote and Meghan Gifford each had two assists for Haslett, and Torey Deimling and Madeline Sciarini each added an assist. Kelly Schaibly made one save for Haslett and Courtney Jones made 22 saves for Ionia. Haslett improved to 8-1-1 (5-0) for the year.

Livonia Ladywood 2 - Royal Oak 1
Sophomores Kelly Capoccia and Paige Brennan scored for Ladywood (7-3-4). Sophomore Paige Pomrey scored for Royal Oak (5-4-3).

Ladywood JV 5 - Royal Oak JV 0

L’Anse Creuse North 3 - SCS Lakeview 1
MAC White Game #6. 1st Half Scoring - none. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 23:12 LV Jessica Langer assisted by Katlyn Chitwood. (G) 13:34 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Stephanie Garland. (G) 10:44 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Kaila Kujawa. (G) 5:20 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Adrien Brudvig. Good game by L’Anse Creuse North Defender Sierra Pinskey and Midfielder Ellie Rawski. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 7-4-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 4-2. Lakeview Overall 3-6-2. Lakeview MAC White 1-4-1

Troy 5 - Sterling Hts. Stevenson 0
Troy defeated Sterling Hts. Stevenson in non-league game played at Troy High with a final score of 5 - 0. Recording the shut out for Troy were Victoria Troccoli and Alison Holland. Scoring in the first half for Troy were Irene Young, Madeline Wideman (assist Jenna Gardner), and Irene Young (assist Alyssa Cabelof). In the 2nd half of play goals were scored by Kesley Horbach and Madison Hirsch.

Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard JV 1 - Macomb Lutheran North JV 0

Cranbrook Kingswood 0 - Bloomfield Hills Lasher 0
Lexi Higbee with a shutout for Cranbrook.

Woodhaven 0 - Trenton 0 (2OT)
Typical hard fought and intense battle between these two Downriver rivals. The first half was played in the middle of the field with neither team really commanding control. Other than the Warriors hitting the post, there was not a lot of quality opportunities. Half time 0-0. For a period early in the second half, the Trojans dominated the play but the Woodhaven defense played well but had a hard time breaking the Trojans momentum. Overall, the Trojans had the majority of possession but it was the Warriors who came close to snatching the winner, hitting the post another time but had three golden with only the keeper to beat. These do come back to haunt. Two periods of OT were played, with Woodhaven being the more dangerous team but no goals. Both defenses played well and both keepers were outstanding. The game could have gone either way but a tie was probably the fairest result. Holly Miller had the Warrior shut-out, her 12th of the season and 10th in a row. Great effort from Warriors, Rachel Banks, Candice Bresnahan, Courtney Lukasik,Whitney Vincenti, Amanda Barnes, Kaitlynn Clemens and Holly Miller.
The Woodhaven season record stands at 8-1-1 DRL and 11-1-2 o/all. Trenton are 7-1-1 DRL and 9-4-1 o/all.

Marshall 3 - Kalamazoo Central 1
Marshall wins SMAC Conference East/Central crossover game 3-1. Katie Slaght, Katie Blank, and Courtney Gallihugh each scored for Marshall as Carly Weck, Meg Dubois, and Ashley Metzgar get the assists. Marshall keeper Ashley Esselink had another outstanding game in goal with 6 saves. Marshall improves to 9-4.

North Farmington 4 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0

Berkley 1 - Clarkston 0

Notre Dame Prep 2 - Regina 0
On a deceptively cold and sunny afternoon at Regina, the Irish withstood a young, athletic Regina squad prevailing with a 2-0 victory. The Irish got on the board in the 17th minute when a Jenn Klei pass was deflected by a defender to Stephanie Accurso, who struck a clean ball at the goal, fooling the goalkeeper who mishandled it, and it went in for a 1-0 lead. The second half was a different though and Regina was applying pressure to the NDP backline and Katrina Stencel was called upon several times to chase attackers and close down scoring chances. Freshman goalkeeper Alex arnoldy faced her toughest test of the match with 10 minutes left on a strong shot that she grabbed and held on to. Following that Regina outburst, Jenn Klei took a pass from Accurso and beat a defender to get in the box where she was brought down and a penalty kick was awarded. Lauren Jbara converted, and the Irish were up 2-0 and thats how it ended. Both squads now head for the CHSL Quarterfinals this week on Thursday with NDP as the #2 seed from the AA division and Regina as the #4 seed in the Central Division.

Three Rivers 5 - Otsego 0
Three Rivers scored four goals in the first 9:30 and coasted to the Wolverine Conference win. The Wildcats outshot the Bulldogs 36-2 (13-0 on goal). Junior Hannah McEnroe and freshman Lindsey Seifert scored two goals apiece, senior Jordan Meeth added the final tally. Junior Perri Weiderman had two assists and McEnroe, Seifert, and Meeth added one each. TR improves to 7-1, 3-1; Otsego is now 3-8-2, 1-4.

Hartland 5 - Milford 0
Hailey Pleshakov and Michelle Rollins had two goals each and Lindsey Scott scored her first. Tara Gessler and Julie DeBus combined for the shutout.

Williamston 8 - Portland 0

Williamston JV 8; - Portland JV 0

Wayne Memorial 3 - Redford Union 1
Wayne's scoring was lead by senior forward Megan Maynor who scored all three. Assists from sophmore defenders Erica Dye and Emma Karson and another from senior forward Stephani O'Harris. Redford Union scored on a PK taken by Courtney Gustafson. Wayne Memorial is now 3-8-1 overall.

South Lyon East 3 - Clarenceville 0
Goals were scored by Freshman Jennifer Green, Emily Mancos, and Paige Colosimo. Freshman goalie, Sam Cook recorded the shutout.

Riverview 3 - New Boston Huron 1
Riverview rolled into New Boston Huron on a 7 game league win streak and rolled home on a 8 game streak. The 3-1 victory keeps the red hot Pirates on top of the Huron League with a 8-0-1 record (10-1-3 overall). Emily Goddard, Anthoula Papaiounnou and Kamry Miller scored for the Bucs. Kellsey Poston scored for the Chiefs and has scored 2 of only 3 goals given up in league play by Riverview goalie Meaghan Bonadies( 6 shutouts).The Pirates controlled most of the play with Sam Vadasy patroling the middle , Sierra Cano and Ally Masciovecchio backstopping the defense.With the victory Riverview is unbeaten in 13 straight ,out scoring league opponents 32-3.Next up for the Pirates is Monroe Jefferson on the road on Wed 5-12-10.

Riverview 3 - Grosse Ile 1
Riverview Pirates girls varsity soccer has extended its unbeaten streak to 9 games and have won 7 straight. Riverview goals were scored by Sarah Pantanella, Anthoula Papaiounnou and Emily Goddard. GI's lone goal came from Bessa Ziberi. Riverview now stands alone at the top of the Huron League conference. Riverview's only loss was the first game of the season against state ranked Chelsea 2-0. In league play the Pirates have outscored their opponents 29-2 with 6 shutouts in 8 games. Overall record 9-1-3 and 7-0-1 in the league.

Haslett 3 - East Lansing 1
Haslett defeated 2009 district champion East Lansing today 3-1. Haslett scoring came from Meghan Gifford with two goals and Torey Deimling with one goal. Taylor Parker, Madeline Sciarini and Jamie Hiller each had one assist for the Vikings. East Lansing’s goal was scored by Jessica Stanton with an assist from Lauren Connor. Kelly Schaibly made seven saves for Haslett while Maggie Campbell recorded 11 saves for East Lansing. Haslett improved to 7-1-1 (4-0) with the victory.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Dearborn Divine Child 0

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard JV 6 - Dearborn Divine Child JV 0
The Irish finish Catholic League play @ 5-3-2 & are JV AA Sectional Champions for the the 2nd year in a row. Congratulations to all the players on their victory !

Livonia Ladywood 2 - Farmington Hills Mercy 0
Sophomore Paige Brennan scored both goals for Ladywood (6-3-4, 4-2-4 Catholic). Junior goalkeeper Maddie Reed made 8 saves en route to her 4th shut-out of the season. Mercy falls to 4-6-2, 3-6-1 Catholic.

Novi 1 - Troy 0

Ladywood JV 3 - Mercy JV 0
The Ladywood JV team improves their overall record to 10-1-2, and finishes Catholic League play at 8-1-1.

Grand Blanc 1 - Midland Dow 1
Grand Blanc (8-1-2 Overall). Midland Dow (8-2-4 Overall).

Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central Tournament

Lumen Christi 1 - Plymouth Christian 0

Lumen Christi 3 - Tawas 0

Lumen Christi 2 - Saginaw Nouvel Catholic Central 1
LC wins Saginaw NCC Tournament; record: 8-5-1.

Alpena 8 - West Branch Ogemaw Heights 0
Alpena is 2-3-3 and West Branch Ogemaw Hieghts is 0-9.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 2 - Mercy 1

Riverview Gabriel Richard 4 - Allen Park Cabrini 0
Goals: Ashley Henderson 1 (12), Annie Dahlquist 1 (7), Lauren Henderson 1 (2), Christine Crowell 1 (3). Assits: Ashley Henderson 1 (5), Annie Dahlquist 1 (8). Shut-out: Courtney Baum (7). Gabriel Richard record now 10-1-1.

Sophomore Kelly Capoccia scored all four goals for Ladywood (5-3-4, 3-2-4 Catholic). Junior goalkeeper Maddie Reed made two saves en route to her 3rd shut-out of the season. Regina falls to 4-5-2, 2-4-2 Catholic.

Troy 5 - Seaholm 0
Played at Troy High, Score was 3 - 0 at the half. Scoring in the first half were Irene Young - assist from Madison Pines, Madeline Wideman - assist from Madison Hirsch, and Emily Dzik with Madison Hirsch providing the assist. In the second half, Troy scored 2 more goals by Jenna Gardner with the assist from Kelsey Horbach and Erin Farley scored on a PK. Victoria Troccoli and Alison Holland combined for Troy's shutout. In goal for Seaholm was Lisa White who had 12 saves.

Oakland Christian 1 - Birmingham Roeper 0
Darcy Johnston scored the winning goal for Oakland Christian with 25 seconds remaining in the first OT period. The assist came from Dana Johnston's throw deep in Roeper's end. Olivia Goldstein had 5 saves and recorded her 5th shutout on the season. Roeper's keeper, Amy Romano, had 9 saves for the game.

Salem 1 - South Lyon 1
Salem is 7-2-2 overall and 3-2-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 5-6-3 overall and 0-4-2 in the KLAA Central.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 1

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard JV 2 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep JV 0Troy 5 - Seaholm 0
Played at Troy High, Score was 3 - 0 at the half. Scoring in the first half were Irene Young - assist from Madison Pines, Madeline Wideman - assist from Madison Hirsch, and Emily Dzik with Madison Hirsch providing the assist. In the second half, Troy scored 2 more goals by Jenna Gardner with the assist from Kelsey Horbach and Erin Farley scored on a PK. Victoria Troccoli and Alison Holland combined for Troy's shutout. In goal for Seaholm was Lisa White who had 12 saves.

Oakland Christian 1 - Birmingham Roeper 0
Darcy Johnston scored the winning goal for Oakland Christian with 25 seconds remaining in the first OT period. The assist came from Dana Johnston's throw deep in Roeper's end. Olivia Goldstein had 5 saves and recorded her 5th shutout on the season. Roeper's keeper, Amy Romano, had 9 saves for the game.

Salem 1 - South Lyon 1
Salem is 7-2-2 overall and 3-2-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 5-6-3 overall and 0-4-2 in the KLAA Central.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 1

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard JV 2 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep JV 0

Dexter is now 4-1-7.

Dexter JV 8 - Ann Arbor Skyline 0

Cranbrook 1 - Madison Hts. Lamphere 0
Cranbrook had an upset against top ranked Lamphere on Thursday, winning 1-0. The cranes got the only goal of the match in the first half by Eva Heidingsfelder with an assist from Malia Hain. With an rock solid defense and shut out from sophomore goalie Lexi Higbee, Lamphere was unable to come back. Cranbrook is undefeated with a recored of 8-0.

Luthern North 3 - Clarenceville 0

Groves 1 - Ferndale 0
Groves scored at the 16:43 mark of the 1st half for the games only goal. Goal scored by Rachel Fine assisted by Tori Howe. Lucy Mailing records her 7th shutout of the year. Groves is now 4-3-3, and 4-2-2 in OAA White.

Carlson JV 2 - Southgate JV 0
The JV soccer team's from Carlson and Southgate faced off in a rematch of the first league game of the season that saw the Marauders from Carlson win 5-0. The game was a much more balanced than the last meeting. It took the Marauders 34 minutes to break the ice and score the first goal, thanks to Michaela Jestat stealing a goal kick. Half time score was 1-0 in favor of Carlson. In the 47th minute, Sara Gonyea scored her first goal of the year on an assist from Sara Winger, her first point on the year for the Marauders. Getting credit for the shutout victory in net was Anna Blakeslee. Carlson is now 7-0-1 in the league and 8-2-1 overall and will travel to Lincoln Park for their next match. Southgate is now 4-4-0 in league play and will be at home against Allen Park for their next match.

Woodhaven 1 - Allen Park 0
Very hard fought game at Allen Park between two of the co-leaders in the Downriver League. It was a very intense game that moved back and forth. The Warriors of Woodhaven had the edge in the first half but the Jaguars defense played excellent. Half time 0-0. Second half, the Warriors pushed even harder to break the ice and did so at the seven minute mark when Brooke Austin put the Warriors ahead. Limoza Islami had beaten a couple of defenders on the left wing, the A.P. keeper had rushed out to cut the ball away just outside the 18 yard box, but Limoza was able to control the ball and chip a nice ball into the goal mouth, where Brooke was waiting to receive the ball and very wisely just run through the ball with her body and into the net for the score. It was a long second half for the Warriors, even though they hit the crossbar and also the post, the Jags put up a terrific fight to gain a tie but the Warriors defense, while tired from three games in four days, stood tall and keeper, Holly Miller played a great game with a solid display of safe hands. She came up big on several free-kicks and corners. The game could really have gone either way but the Warriors were content with the solo goal win. Holly Miller had the shut-out, her 11th of the season. The Warriors had great service from Courtney Lukasik, Candice Bresnahan, Presley Hana, Whitney Vincenti, Rachel Banks, Amanda Barnes, Brooke Austin and Limoza Islami. The Woodhaven season record stands at 11-1-1 o/all and 8-1-0 in DRL. Allen Park are now 7-2-0 in DRL.

Ovid Elsie 4 - Ithaca 0
Ithaca Record 8-2-2 (5-1-2 TVC West). Ovid Elsie 6-3-3 (6-0-2 TVC West).

Pinckney 3 - Milford 1
Milford scored first early in the first half but the Pirates Rachel Clark evened up the match. Vija Veinbergs, and Eliza VanDeKerhove scored in the second half to give Pinckney the Victory. Lauren Weber Wright made 7 saves for Pinckney. Pinckney is now 7-3-1 (4-2 in the KLAA West).

Woodhaven JV 5 - Allen Park JV 0
Liz Michaels led the way for the Warrior’s with 3 goals. Natalie Frensley and Jill Leonard added goals. Hanna Tobiczyk, Lidia Xhafa, Natalie Frensley, Jasmine Rostkowski and Maegan Sawicki each contributed with assists. Samantha Bunch recorded the shutout. The Warrior’s are 8-1-1.

Birch Run 4 - Essexville-Garber 3
Scoring for Birch Run Lexi McLeod 2g; Haley Hadaway 1g; Jerica Miller 1g, 2a; Jerica scored the game winner on a 25 yd Direct kick with 12:06 left in the game. Birch Run had a total of three goals off set plays (1 corner, 2 direct). Lexi scored the other on a multi move break away. Keeper Laura Pavlicek had 16 saves. Half 1-0 EG, SOG 19-10 (it's not the amount of shots, it's how you finish at the net). Birch Run 6-4-1 O/A, 5-3 TVC-East; Garber 6-4 O/A, 4-4 TVC-East.

Lakeland 1 - Walled Lake Central 1
Both goals scored in the first half. Lakeland Sophomore Jules Corvell scores on a one-timer off a pass by Senior Captain Amy Carlton after she dribbles through several defenders down the left side of the field and crosses the ball. Walled Lake Central's goal by Stephanie Ghannam. Sophomore Lauren Reiter was the keeper for Lakeland.

Walled Lake Western 6 - Waterford Mott 1

Gaylord 5 - Traverse City Central 1
In Gaylord. Karly Burke 3 Goals hat trick for Gaylord Blue Devils. Gaylord is 7-2-1 overall and 2-2-1 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City Central is 3-8-3 overall and 0-3-2 in the Big North Conference.

Gaylord JV 1 - Traverse City Central JV 1
Shots on Goals : Gaylord Junior Varsity 19 Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 2. Gaylord Junior Varsity is 7-0-1 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 9-2-3.

Petoskey 3 - Alpena 0

Grand Blanc 5 - Howell 0
Grand Blanc (8-1-1 Overall) (5-1 KLAA).

Avondale 0 - Rochester 0
Avondale (4-6-1, 2-4-1 OAA Red) tied Rochester in OAA Red action. Andrea Strauss had 7 saves for the visiting Yellowjackets to earn the shut-out.

Northville 8 - South Lyon East 0
Goal scorers - (2) Mallory Weber (assists Heidi Haller and Tara Cureton). (2) Andrea Stark (assists Mallory Weber and Caroline Castelli). Heidi Haller (assist Andrea Stark). Jessica Lyon (assist Jenni Borawski). Tara Cureton (unassisted). Caroline Castelli (assist Ella Dodson). Katherine Jansen registered the shutout in goal for Northville.
Northville moves to 10-0-1. Next Game is Tuesday, May 11th at Livonia Stevenson.

Battle Creek Lakeview 3 - Sturgis 0

Troy Athens 4 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1
Athens improves to 10-1-1 and 7-1-0 in OAA Red with a 4-1 victory at Lahser. Leah Schmitz and Liz Abro each had a goal and an assist while Jordan Penz and Abbey Steffens added single tallies. Caroline Egan scored the lone goal for Lahser with under 10 minutes to play.

Traverse City Liberty 10 - East Jordan 2
Jessica heger 2 goals (6 on the year) 1 assts(4). Dani Heger 1 goal (2). Kelly Send 1 goal (2). Next week Liberty will play at Elk Rapids and home to Boyne Cy and the undrafted Glen Lake on Friday.Traverse City Liberty's current record now 6-0-4.

Carlson JV 3 - Woodhaven JV 1
The Carlson Marauders were at home last night to square off against the only other Downriver League unbeaten team from Woodhaven. Carlson came out with a lot of intensity and scored just 92 seconds into the match. They added another goal 4 minutes later and then at about the half way point of the first half to take a 3-0 lead into half time. Getting credit for the scoring from Carlson were: Michaela Jestat with 1 goal and 1 assist, Brooke Jones and Alexis Gronda with 1 goal each and Kelly Bencher with 2 assists. Woodhaven came out into the second half with a lot of intensity and really took it to the Marauders. Woodhaven scored 145 seconds in and was continuing to dominate the Marauders in this second half. Defensive breakdowns by the Marauders made the attacks from Woodhaven much more dangerous. With 21:50 remaining in the game, the game was called due to lightning strikes. Carlson wins 3-1 and remains the only unbeaten team in the league.

Birch Run 7 - Caro 0
Alexis Mcleod has scored 53 goals in 42 career High School games. She actually scored her 50th in a 3-1 loss to North Branch. Tonight she scored 3g 2a, Bree Rick 2g 1a, Ashlee Hurst 1g, Kayla Maestaz 1g, Nana Tjener, Cassie Slavik, Rachel Reece, Marissa Gibson each had 1 assist each. Laura Pavlicek and Rebecca Sztuczko combined for the shutout and did not face a shot on goal. Haley Hadaway led the defense in making sure the keepers did not have to face a shot. Birch Run played there younger players in the second half to gain experience. Half 5-0 BR; SOG 40-0 BR; Birch Run 5-4-1 O/A, 4-3 Tri-Valley East. Next game at Essexville Garber 5-6-10 4:30pm. Birch Run prevailed 1-0 in the first meeting. It will be another tough game as it has been the last 3 years.

Grosse Ile 8 - Monroe Jefferson 0
Grosse Ile is now 10-1-3 overall and 7-0-1 in the Huron League.

Parma Western 2 - Stockbridge 0
Records: Western 8-2-1 (5-0) & Stockbridge 6-10 (2-3).

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 2 - Garden City 0
Crestwood improves to 8-2 overall and 4-0-0 in league play. Garden City is 7-4-4, 3-1-1 WWAC.

Haslett 2 - DeWitt 1
Haslett defeated #10 DeWitt and took sole possession of first place in the CAAC Gold Division. After a scoreless first half Haslett took a 1-0 lead early in the second when a Meghan Gifford corner kick was headed home by Jessica Ray. DeWitt tied the match minutes later when Erica Goodenaugh finished a slotted ball for the Panthers. Midway through the second half Haslett regained the lead on another corner kick by Meghan Gifford, this time headed into the net by Taylor Parker of the Vikings. Kelly Schaibly made 10 saves for Haslett and Elise Grider recorded six saves for DeWitt. With the victory, Haslett improved to 6-1-1 (4-0) and DeWitt dropped to 9-2-1 (3-1).

Woodhaven 2 - Carlson 0
Hard fought and very sporting match between the two local schools. While the Warriors of Woodhaven enjoyed the bulk of the play, the Carlson Marauders defense played a fantastic game, not allowing the Warriors to set up very many quality opportunities. Half time 0-0. Second half, the Warriors pushed forward immediately and opened the scoring at the six minute mark, when Kaitlynn Clemens fired a tight shot past the keeper from about five yards to the left of the goal. This was assisted by Candice Bresnahan. The Warriors continued with the bulk of possession but still the Marauders would not fold, playing a very disciplined defensive game. The Warriors did manage one more goal close to the end of the game, when Brooke Brennan unleashed a hard shot from an acute angle, catching the far side of the goal, after receiving a nice pass from Lauren Badalamente. Holly Miller had the shut-out, her 10th of the season. Strong performances from Warriors, Rachel Banks, Marisa Cassel, Brooke Brennan and Morgan Topolewski. The Woodhaven season record stands at 10-1-1 o/all and 7-1-0 in the DRL. Carlson are 3-3-1 in DRL.

Marshall 7 - Olivet 0
Katie Slaght leads Marshall to a 7-0 win at Olivet. Katie gets the hat trick as Meg Dubois, Carly Weck, Ashley Metzgar, and Katie Blank also score. Assists go to Carly, Carson Tobias, Emily Peters, and Anna Eshuis. Marshall improves to 8-4.

Fenton 2 - Oxford 1

Ithaca 0 - Freeland 0
At Freeland. Shots: Freeland 13, Ithaca 5. Ithaca: Angie Smith 13 saves. Freeland: Sarah Yancer 5 saves. Ithaca had a strong defensive performance from Janelle Longanbach, Katelyn Longanbach, Emily Whipple and Louise Vanderploeg. Ithaca Record: 8-1-2 (5-0-2 TVC West).

Trenton 8 - Lincoln Park 0
Trenton's record is 9-4-0, 7-1-0 league. LP's league record is 2-6-0.

Trenton JV 8 - Lincoln Park JV 0

St. Clair Shores South Lake 1 - St. Clair 1

Oscoda 4 - Pinconning 2
The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team broke out of their six game loosing streak on Wednesday night in Pinconning, winning 4-2. The Owls took the lead just 2 1/2 minutes into the match when Katy Peacock connected with Marie Stork up the middle and Stork beat the unprepared Spartan goalkeeper. Osocda scored again in the 35th minute to take a 2-0 halftime lead. Leading goal scorer, Dani Griffin, netted her 13th of the season unassisted. Pinconning did not lay down though. The Spartans came roaring right back, with the wind behind them, and netted two goals to draw even. Jennifer Czowski scored seven minutes into the half and Samantha Mrozinski followed less than five minutes later on a Penalty Kick. That goal awoke the Owl offense and they never looked back. Freshman Jessica McCracken scored the winning goal at the 58th minute mark. Fellow Freshman Kaylee Charters made a strong run between the Spartan defense and just before running into trouble slid
the ball to a streaking McCracken who nailed the netting. Nine minutes later Charters picked up a goal of her own when Stork stole the ball in the defensive zone, loosing her cleat in the process, and dribbled upfield before hitting Charters for the easy strike.
"We played sloppy soccer in the first half", said Coach Gary Schneider. "We allowed Pinconning to tie the match before we settled down and finished strong with good teamwork and hustle. We totally controlled the final 20 minutes of the match even while going into a stiff wind. Freshman Tori LaPointe and Senior Shannon Fowler both had strong matches and were a big part of the success we had tonight."
The defense was led by Peacock with 11 intercepts. Mary Ruby added 9 with 4 steals. Fowler collected 7 intercepts. Melissa Yang tallied 5 steals and was credited with 2 non-keeper saves. Nicole Jackson recorded the win in goal. She stopped six Pinconning shots. "We fought well against a bumpy field and a strong wind", said Jackson. "We finished strong with some good passing. The defense was great in front of me. They had 12 corner kicks in the second half but we covered them all."
Oscoda raised their record to 3-6 and Pinconning fell to 2-6-1. Oscoda hosts Roscommon next Wednesday at 5:00pm at the River Road Sports Complex.

Plainwell 7 - Vicksburg 0

Paw Paw 7 - Comstock 0

South Haven 4 - Otsego 0

Allegan 3 - Dowagiac 0

Sterling Hts. 3 - Warren Cousino 0

Romeo 4 - L’Anse Creuse North 2
1st Half Scoring – (G) 8:14 R Ashley Flinn. Halftime – Romeo 1 - L’Anse Creuse North 0. 2nd Half Scoring – (G) 34:36 R Kelly Petzzold (G) 28:38 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Stephanie Garland. (G) 27:38 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Meagan Mousty. (G) 23:06 R Megan Michels. (G) 3:15 R Ashley Flinn. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 6-4-1. L’Anse Creuse North MAC White 3-2. Romeo Overall 5-4-1. Romeo MAC White 4-1-1.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 7 - Cardinal Mooney 0
Goals: Ashley Henderson 2 (11), Annie Dahlquist 2 ( 6 ) Kara Glaab 2 ( 4 ), Sarah Vanrooijen 1 (2). Assits: Christine Crowell 2 ( 4), Katelyn Suski 2 ( 4 ). Ashley Henderson 1 ( 3), Francesca Downey 1 ( 7 ). Shutout: Courtney Baum ( 6 ).

Dexter 2 - Yspilanti Lincoln 0
Dexter now 3-1-7 (2-1-1 SEC), Lincoln now 4-6-2 (0-4-0 SEC).

Dexter JV 2 - Lincoln JV 0

Chelsea 3 - Tecumseh1
Chelsea now 8-0-3; 3-0-0 in SEC. Tecumseh is 6 - 4.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 6 - Livonia Ladywood 2
Junior Elizabeth Tresnak scored 3 goals, junior Martha Stevens, junior Katerina Powers, and senior Julia Mazur added a goal apiece for Marian (8-1-1, 8-0-0 Catholic League). Freshman Doninique Sarnecky scored both goal for Ladywood (4-3-4, 2-2-4 Catholic).

Ladywood JV 2 - Marian JV 2

Riverview Gabriel Richard 7 - Cardinal Mooney 0
Goals: Ashley Henderson 2 (11), Annie Dahlquist 2 ( 6 ) Kara Glaab 2 ( 4 ), Sarah Vanrooijen 1 (2). Assits: Christine Crowell 2 ( 4), Katelyn Suski 2 ( 4 ). Ashley Henderson 1 ( 3), Francesca Downey 1 ( 7 ). Shutout: Courtney Baum ( 6 ).

Dexter 2 - Yspilanti Lincoln 0
Dexter now 3-1-7 (2-1-1 SEC), Lincoln now 4-6-2 (0-4-0 SEC).

Dexter JV 2 - Lincoln JV 0

Chelsea 3 - Tecumseh1
Chelsea now 8-0-3; 3-0-0 in SEC.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 6 - Livonia Ladywood 2
Junior Elizabeth Tresnak scored 3 goals, junior Martha Stevens, junior Katerina Powers, and senior Julia Mazur added a goal apiece for Marian (8-1-1, 8-0-0 Catholic League). Freshman Doninique Sarnecky scored both goal for Ladywood (4-3-4, 2-2-4 Catholic).

Ladywood JV 2 - Marian JV 2

Cranbrook Kingswood 3 - Lutheran North 1
Eva Heidingsfelder got two goals in the first half with assits from Rosalia Pembroke. One of the goals was a 50 yard breakaway that Eva slotted past the keeper. Kelsey Martin got a goal early in the second half with an assist from Heidingsfelder. Lutheran North got their goal in the last 2 minutes. The Cranes are now 7-0.

Novi 1- Salem 0

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Lakeland 1

Walled Lake Western 4 - Waterford Kettering 2
Rachel Good had two goals (1 was pk) and an assist, Jenny Shaba had two goal and an assist, and Freshman Madison Schram had an assist for the Warriors. Western is 4-1-0 in KLAA North and 6-4 overall. Kettering is 0-4-1 in KLAA North and 2-6-3 overall.

Notre Dame Prep 3- Divine Child 2
At NDP on senior night, the Irish jumped out to a 1-0 lead just 8 minutes into the game when Lauren Jbara finished a pass from Jenn Klei. The pressure continued for the rest of the half with NDP getting some very good looks at the Falcon goal, but a few timely saves by their DC keeper kept it at a 1-0 score. as the second half started the Irish were detemined to notch another goal, and did so 5 minutes in when Katrina Stencel chipped the goalie from 20 yards out, putting them up 2-0. Marisa Mancinotti was given the assist. Stencel then scored again to put the Irish up 3-0 on a nice ball from Jenn Klei. The final 20 minutes saw the Irish fend off the young Falcon squad who roared back with 2 goals of their own to close the score to within one goal, but the Irish conitnued to go at the Falcon goal again, forcing several more good saves from the DC keeper In the end, NDP was just too much on this day and the prevailed 3-2... Congrats to all 4 NDP seniors on their final regular season home game at Prep!

North Farmington 3 - Rochester 0

University Liggett 2 - Oakland Christian 0

Waterford Mott 1 - Walled Lake Central 1
Mott goal by Meggy McConkey, assisted by Kate Golfis. Shots: Mott - 18, WLC - 18. Mott is 6-3-2, WL Central is 4-5-2.

Hazel Park 2 - Southfield Lathrup 0

Petoskey 3 - Traverse City West 0
Peotskey is 7-2-1 overall and 4-0-0 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City is 4-4-1 overall and 2-2 in the Big North Conference.

Petoskey Blue JV 8 - Traverse City West JV 0
Petoskey Blue Junior Varsity is 6-1 overall and Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 2-4-3.

Alpena 2 - Traverse City Central 2
Alpena is 1-2-3 overall and 0-1-3 in the Big North Conference and Traverse City Central is 3-7-3 overall and 0-2-2 in the Big North Conference.

Alpena JV 1 - Traverse City Central JV 1
Alpena Junior Varsity is 2-3-2 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 9-2-2

Troy 1 - Stoney Creek 1

Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard JV 2 - Madison Hts. Bishop Foley JV 0

Cheboygon 7 - Oscoda 0
The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team dropped their sixth straight match on Tuesday night to the visiting Cheboygan Chiefs, 7-0. Cheboygan outshot Oscoda, 29-1. Oscoda tries again for a victory Wednesday night in Pinconning at 5:00pm.

Our Lady of the Lakes 5 - Royal Oak Shrine 2

Lumen Christi 3 - Owosso 0
Lumen Christi now 4-5-1, 3-0-0. Go Brits!

Hartland 1 - Pinckney 0
In a hard fought game at Pinckney, the Hartland Eagles prevailed with a goal by Lexie Schmidt assisted by Hailey Pleshakov. Tara Gessler and Julie DeBus combined for the shutout. Hartland is now 8-1-1 overall and 4-1 KLAA West while Pinckney is 6-3-1 overall and 3-2 KLAA West.

Haslett 3 - Eaton Rapids 1
Haslett goals scored by Torey Deimling, Taylor Parker, and Madeline Sciarini. Assists were made by Meghan Gifford and Torey Deimling. Eaton Rapids goal was scored by Stephanie Scott. Kelly Schaibly notched 6 saves for Haslett and Leah Fast had 10 saves for Eaton Rapids. Haslett improved to 5-1-1 (3-0) and Eaton Rapids fell to 8-4 (1-2).

Woodhaven JV 5 - Southgate JV 0
Woodhaven improved to 7-0-1 overall and 7-0 in league play. Shannon Russell recorded her 3rd shutout. Scoring goals for the Warrior’s were Maegan Sawicki, Jasmine Rostkowski, Liz Michaels, Natalie Frensley and Katie Krolicki. Jasmine Rostkowski, Jenny Pistin, Flavia Munta , Brittany Michaelis and Jessica Leonard each added an assist.

Ithaca 4 - Alma 0
Shots: Ithaca 11, Alma 3. Scorers: Paige Beracy 2g 2a, Myranda Lee 2g, Alison Wadsworth 1a. Angie Smith 4 saves - 5th shutout of the season. Ithaca Record: 8-1-1 (5-0-1 TVC West).

Northville 4 - South Lyon 0
Despite a rain slickened field, the Mustangs netted 4 goals in the second half to win their 9th game of the season.
Goals were made by Heidi Haller, Lauren Lokey, Andrea Stark, and Mallory Weber. Assists go to Stacey Clough, Alex Gjonaj, and Mallory Weber. Lion keeper Caitlyn Kort had 9 saves. Mustang keeper Katherine Jansen earned her 3rd shutout. Northville: 9 - 0 - 1 ; South Lyon: 5 - 6 - 2. Next Game is Thursday, May 6th at South Lyon-East.

Parma Western 1 - Columbia Central 0 (2-OT)
Records: Western 7-2-1 (4-0) & Columbia 6-3-1 (3-1).

Rochester Adams 3 - Berkley 1

Marshall 1 - Coldwater 0
Meg Dubois scores the game winner 4 minutes into the game and Marshall holds off Coldwater for the SMAC East win. Marshall is 2-2 in SMAC East play and 7-4 overall.

Notre Dame Prep 2 - Bishop Foley 0
At NDP, the Lady Irish avenged a loss last week at Foley with a good defensive effort. The Irish took a 1-0 lead in the first half 15 minutes in when Alexa Cannon found Marisa Mancinotti on the right side. Mancinotti slotted a nice ball through into the box that found Jenn Klei who calmy laced it by the Foley keeper. The 1-0 score stood through the second half until NDP struck again with 8:30 left when Jenn Klei got hold of a Lauren Jbara through ball to go on a semi-breakaway and put the Irish up 2-0. Freshman Alex Arnoldy got the shutout and a great defensive effort from midfielders Stephanie Accurso and Taylor Aiello, as well as brilliant game from centerback Katrina Stencel helped preserve that shutout. The Irish play Divine Child at home on tuesday in a CHSL match

Trenton 8 - Taylor Kennedy 0
Trenton's record improves to 8-4-0 o/all, 6-1-0 league. Kennedy's league record is now 1-6-0.

Trenton JV 8 - Taylor Kennedy JV 0

Woodhaven 3 - Southgate 0
The Warriors of Woodhaven took all three points in this Downriver League match-up. The Warriors pressured the Titans right from game start and controlled the bulk of the play. Limoza Islami opened the scoring for the Warriors at the 15 minute mark when she hit a left footed shot to the keeper's left side after receiving a nice pass from Brooke Brennan. Freshman, Morgan Topolewski, hit a low shot on the keeper at the 17 minute mark, giving her ten goals on the season. This was assisted by Morgan Gillespey. With 15 minutes remaining in the half, Brooke Austin grabbed number three with a nice solo effort, working her way past three defenders and then sending a low ground ball into the bottom right corner. Presley Hana provided the assist. The Warriors defense played outstanding, not allowing any shots on goal from close-in. Half time 3-0. Second half was a continuation of the first with the Warriors sticking to solid defense and controlling the game possession. Warriors had great effort from Rachel Banks, Courtney Lukasik, Candice Bresnahan, Limoza Islami, Kaitlynn Clemens, Morgan Topolewski, Whitney Vincenti and Brooke Brennan. Holly Miller had the shut-out, her 9th of the season. The Woodhaven season record stands at 9-1-1 o/all and 6-1-0 DRL..Southgate are 2-3-0 DRL.

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 2 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 0

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 8 - Romulus 0
Crestwood is 7-2 overall, 3-0-0 in league play.

Garden City 1 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 1
Garden City is 7-2-3, 3-0-1 WWAC , Edsel Ford is 2-1-1 WWAC.

Clarkston 4 - Ferndale 0

Plainwell 2 - Three Rivers 0
Plainwell used their direct, “dump and chase” style of play to win the Wolverine Conference showdown. Melanie Himes scored from long range seven minutes into the second half, and Lauren Saar scored her 11th goal of the season 3 ½ minutes later. Both goals were unassisted. The Trojans outshot the Wildcats 26-10 (8-4 on goal). Plainwell improves to 7-1-1, 3-0 while Three Rivers is now 7-1, 2-1.

Carlson JV 8 - Taylor Kennedy JV 0
The Carlson Marauders traveled to Taylor Kennedy for a DRL matchup to. Carlson took a 7-0 lead into half time intermission. The Kennedy goalkeeper made numerous saves in this one. The goal scoring suddenly disappeared until there were less than 10 seconds remaining in the match. Victoria St. Amour got credit for 2 saves and a shutout win in her first game between the pipes. 6 different Marauders picked up goals in this 8-0 victory: Alexis Gronda had 2 goals and 2 assists, Brooke Jones had 2 goals, Rebecca Browning, Kelly Bencher, Amanda Kulakowsky and Hannah Badura each had one goal. Also getting credits for assists were: Micahela Jestat, Nicole Sclafani and Anna Blakeslee. Carlson remains unbeaten in the Downriver League with a 4-0-1 record and 5-2-1 overall after settling for losses against Grosse Ile and Garden City in the Carlson JV Soccer Invitational last weekend. Kennedy JV is now 2-3-0 in DRL play and 2-4-0 overall.

Rochester Adams 3 - Grosse Pointe North 1

Traverse City Central 3 - Holland 2
Traverse City Central is 3-7-2 and Holland 3-6. Game winning goal with 5.6 seconds left in the 1st half. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central 10, Holland 5.

Traverse City Central JV 3 - Holland JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 9-2-1 and Holland Junior Varsity is 2-5-1. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 13 and Holland Junior Varsity 1.

Marian 7 - Divine Child 0

Frankenmuth 0 - Freeland 0

Nouvel 4 - Swan Valley 0

Woodhaven Girls Varsity Soccer Tournament:

Riverview 0 - Woodhaven 0
Hard fought game, fast and intense. Not a lot of quality opportunities by either team. Solid goalkeeping and excellent defense by both teams. Outstanding effort by Warriors players, Rachel Banks, Brooke Brennan, Marisa Cassel, Brooke Austin and Whitney Vincenti. Holly Miller had the Woodhaven Warrior shut-out.

Fordson 0 - Garden City 0

Garden City 1 - Riverview 1

Woodhaven 3 - Fordson 0
Well played and very sporting game. Both teams worked hard but it was the Woodhaven Warriors who got the breaks. Kaytia Oberdorf opened the scoring for the Warriors at the 7 minute mark with a shot to the left side of the Fordson keeper. This was assisted by Hilary Harubin. With 8 minutes remaining in the first half, Limoza Islami hit a left footed rocket to the keepers upper left side, assisted by Kaitlynn Clemens. Just before the half, Lauren Badalamente fired one home from about 10 yards out, assisted by Amanda Barnes. Half time 3-0. Second half, the Fordson defense, combined with great goaltending, shut the Warriors down but were unable to crack the Warrior defense. Excellent effort from Warrior players, Morgan Gillespey, Lauren Badalamente, Morgan Topolewski, Presley Hana, Hilary Harubin and Kaytia Oberdorf. Holly Miller had the Warrior shut-out.

Woodhaven 3 - Garden City 0
This turned out to be the tournament decider. The Warriors were able to get the jump on a well tuned Garden City Cougar team. Chelsea Barnes put the Warriors ahead at the 4 minute mark when she hit a hard shot to the keepers right side, assisted by Limoza Islami. Five minutes later, Limoza Islami rattled one home from about 12 yards out, assisted by Kaitlynn Clemens, At the 18 minute mark, the Warriors were able to solidify their lead with a nice shot from Chelsea Barnes, assisted by Morgan Topolewski. Great work from Warriors, Chelsea Barnes, Limoza Islami, Kaitlynn Clemens, Amanda Barnes, Courtney Lukasik, and Candice Bresnahan. Holly Miller had another strong game, keeping a clean sheet for the entire tournament, her sixth in a row and eighth of the season.
The Woodhaven season record stands at 8-1-1 o/all and 5-1-0 DRL

Riverview 2 - Fordson 0

Tournament Champion: Woodhaven
Tournament Runner-up: Riverview

Saginaw Heritage Invitational

Portage Central 2 - Heritage 2

Brighton 3 - Eisenhower 0

Heritage 1 - Eisenhower 0

Portage Central 1 - Brighton 0

Brighton 1 - Heritage 0

Portage Central 1 - Eisenhower 0

Records:
Portage Central 2-0-1

Eisenhower 0-3-0

Brighton 2-1

Heritage 1-1-1

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