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June 14th
2008 MHSSA Soccer Finals
Division 1 - Troy Athens - 2:30 p.m.
Ann Arbor Huron 4 - Grosse Pointe North 0
Final Summary
By John K. Schroder
Ann Arbor Huron (17-2-2) scored three second half goals to pull away and cruise to a 4-0 win over Grosse Pointe North (14-9) in the Division 1 girls soccer high school state championship. More >>
Division 2 - Crestwood Middle School -
East Kentwood - 2:30 p.m.
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 1 -
Bloomfield Hills Lahser
Final Summary
Division 3 - Crestwood Middle School - East Kentwood - Noon
Hudsonville Unity Christian 2 - Williamston 1 (OT)
Final Summary
Division 4 - Troy Athens - Noon
Kalamazoo Christian 1 - Madison Heights Bishop Foley 0 Final
Summary
By John K. Schroder
One shot was all Kalamazoo Christian needed to capture its second straight D4 state championship with a 1-0 victory over Madison Heights Bishop Foley at Troy Athens on Saturday afternoon. More >>
June 11th
Division 1
Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Portage Central 0
Grosse Pointe North 5 - Utica Eisenhower 4 (OT)
Division 2
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 4 - Portage Northern 1
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Dexter 0
Dexter finishes at 16-3-2.
Division 3
Hudsonville Unity Christian 8 - Suttons Bay 0
Williamston 1 - Detroit Country Day 0 (SO)
Division 4
Kalamazoo Christian 5 - Charlevoix 1
Madison Heights Bishop Foley 3 - Marine City Cardinal Mooney 0
For the 1st time since 2003, Bishop Foley has advanced to the
State Finals as the Ventures defeated Cardinal Mooney 3-0 at Ultimate Soccer
Arena in a D-4 Semifinal. The Ventures dominated action throughout as they
outshot the Cardinals 25-3 for the game, however could not find the back of the
net through the 1st 60 minutes.
The Cardinal Mooney keeper made some nice saves to keep her team in it as Bishop
Foley was pressuring from the opening whistle. The Ventures finally came through
with 17:17 left as Senior Alex Schalk(10th) converted a beautiful header off a
corner kick from Senior Rachael Reed for a 1-0 lead. Bishop Foley would score 5
minutes later as Junior Amber Williamson chipped a ball to Sophomore Kyla
Cross(20th) streaking down the middle. Cross made no mistake as she buried the
breakaway for a 2-0 lead. Williamson would cap the scoring with just 9 seconds
left as she was tackled in the box and converted a PK, her 4th of the season.
Sophomore Amanda Mancini made 3 saves for her 9th shutout. Once again the
Midfield and Defense was strong as Cardinal Mooney could sustain no offensive
threat on the Venture half of the field.
With the win, #3 Bishop Foley advances to its 15th MHSAA State Championship
appearance Saturday at Noon at Troy Athens where the Ventures will take on
Kalamazoo Christian. See also
John K Schroder story
June 7th
2008 MHSSA Region 1 Champions - Portage Central High School
Portage Central 2 - Okemos 1
Portage Central Wins their Regional with a 2-1 victory over a
very determined Okemos squad . PC scored with 6 seconds left in the fist half to
take the lead. Okemos came out strong in the second half and tied the score
about 4 minutes in. Portage Central took the lead back with about 15 minutes to
go and held off several good attempts by Okemos. Portage Central will play Ann
Arbor Huron in the semis at Holt.
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Auburn Hills Avondale 0
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 4 - Petoskey 0
Suttons Bay 3 - Tawas Area 1
Kalamazoo Christian 3 - Dansville 0
June 6th
2008 MHSSA Region 15 Champions - Cardinal Mooney Catholic High School
Marine City Cardinal Mooney 2 - Elkton-Pigeon-Bayport Laker -0
Region 15 championship.
2008 MHSSA Region 6 Champions - Dexter High School
Dexter 2 - Farmington 0
Dexter now 16-2-2.
Bishop Foley - 1 Greenhills - 0
It did not end the way anybody would have liked, but Bishop Foley will move on
to the State Semifinals with a 1-0 win over two-time defending State Finalist
Greenhills in a game called with 29 minutes left in the 2nd half.
The Ventures came out strong in the 1st 15 minutes as they pressured Greenhills
early. However the 1st lightening strike of the night soon put a stop to the
play with the score still tied at 0. Bishop Foley continued its strong play
after the delay and scored before the half as Senior Rachael Reed put in a long
free kick that skidded over the Greenhills Goalkeeper to put the Ventures up
1-0. It was Reed's 3rd goal of the season but 2nd game winning goal in 3 nights.
In the 2nd half Greenhills came out stronger and began to get a little pressure
on Bishop Foley. However 11 minutes into the 2nd half more lightening was
spotted and the teams were forced to halt play a 2nd time. After a 1 1/2 hour
rain delay, the game was called at 10:45pm. Behind a solid defensive effort,
Sophomore Goalkeeper Amanda Mancini made 1 save to earn her 8th shutout of the
season.
3rd Ranked Bishop Foley will move on to the State Semifinal to take on Cardinal
Mooney, a 2-0 winner over Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Laker. The game will be the 1st
Indoor State Playoff game taking place at Ultimate Soccer Arena in Pontiac next
Wednesday. Game time is TBD.
Williamston 2 - Flint Powers 1
After a three-hour rain delay, host Williamston stunned Powers 2-1 on goals by Vogel and Beasley. Powers' goal was scored by Freshman Allie Saville. Powers ended its season at 20-4-1.
Charlevoix 2 - NorthPointe Christian 0
June 5th
Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Northville 0 (SO)
June 4th
Tawas 4 - Midland Bullock Creek 0Avondale 1 - East Lansing 0 (OT)
Kayla Mannino scored a PK early in the first over-time after being taken down in the box to lift Avondale (16-1-3) to a Regional Semi-Final victory. Avondale plays Lahser at 6:00 at Fenton for the Regional Championship.
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Flint Kearsley 2 (20T)
Bishop Foley 3 - Monroe St. Marys CC 0
Bishop Foley overcame a sluggish start and dominated the 2nd
half on their way to a 3-0 win over Monroe St. Marys. The Ventures did not allow
a shot until the final minute as the action stayed on the Krestel side of the
field throughout.
The Ventures controlled play throughout as they peppered the St. Marys
goalkeeper early. However Bishop Foley could not find the back of the net in the
1st half as the Ventures hit the crossbar 3 times and the goalpost once as the
half ended 0-0.
In the 2nd half, Bishop Foley turned it up and the pressure finally paid off.
Senior Sweeper Rachael Reed(2nd) found the back corner of the net off a corner
kick from Junior Kyla Cross for the 1st Venture goal 12 minutes into the 2nd
half. At the 16:00 mark Cross scored her 19th goal of the season off a rebound
to give the Ventures a 2-0 cushion. With 8 minutes left, Junior Beth Ann Hill
scored her 2nd goal of the season on an assist from Cross to ice the game. The
backfield and midfield of Bishop Foley was solid all night as they would not
allow St. Marys any room to attack. Junior Amanda Mancini picked up her 7th
shutout.
D-4's 3rd ranked team will next take on 5th ranked Greenhills, a 1-0 SO winner
over 2nd ranked Plymouth Christian. Game time is 7:00 Friday at Ann Arbor
Pioneer.
Petoskey 4 - Muskego Reeths-Puffer 0
Gina Gero scored all four goals for the Northmen while Morgan Murphy earned her third consecutive shutout in goal.
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 7 - Grand Rapids Christian 0
Ann Arbor Greenhills 1 - Plymouth Christian 0 (SO)
June 3rd
Northville 2 - Novi 1
The rain never quit, and neither did the Mustangs. Sarah Stern scored in the
first minute of the game on an assist from Theresa Yankovich. Novi tied it up
with 5 minutes remaining in the first half on a penalty kick by Jenna Carosio.
Theresa Yankovich slipped the winning goal in the net with 14 minutes remaining
in the second half. Keeper Elana Ryznar earned her 11th win of the season with 4
saves. Novi closes out a great season at 15 - 4 - 3; Northville advances at 20 -
0 - 2.
Portage Central 2 - Brighton 1 (SO)
Portage Central and Brighton went to a shootout after playing to a 1-1 tie and no one scoring in the two ten minute overtimes. Portage Central won the shootout 3-1 and advances to the title game against Okemos.
Ann Arbor Huron 3 -
Dearborn 0
Playing most of the game in the steady rain, Ann Arbor Huron limited Dearborn to
just one shot on goal as they win the game 3-0 and advance to Thursday's
Regional Final against Northville. The River Rats are now 14-2-2.
Grand Blanc 1 - Traverse City Central 0 (OT)
Grand Blanc is 16-4-2 and Traverse City Central finished 16-5-2.
Portage Northern 3 - Holland Christian 1
Chelsea 5 - Stevensville-Lakeshore 0
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 3 - Richmond 1
Okemos 2 - Rockford 1
Okemos Record: 19-2-1.
Flint Powers Catholic 2 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
In a steady rain at Williamston, Powers Catholic advanced with a 2-0 win
over Jackson Lumen Christi. Powers goals were scored by Taylor George (23rd
minute) and Kate Howrath (78th minute). "Lumen Christi played a very
deliberate, physical match that took us out of our possession game, and made
things difficult for us all night." Powers' defense earned its 16th shut-out
of the season, and 4th straight in tournament play. Powers will face host
Williamston in the Regional Final on Friday at 6 p.m. "Williamston will be a
very stiff challenge for us," stated Coach Moody. "They are well coached,
very disciplined, and they are tactically and fundamentally sound. They
rarely beat themselves, and they have some very talented people up front
that know how to score in Vogel, Marton, and Beasley."
Dexter 1 - Warren Regina 0 (2 OT)
Dexter is now 15-2-2. Regina finishes at 9-8-3. Dexter will play Farmington,
Friday at Berkley at 7p.
Farmington 3 - Trenton 0
A heavy downpour soaked the artificial surface at Berkley’s
Hurley Field, and it helped the Falcons control the ball, the game and the
scoreboard. The Falcons (14-4-4) won a district championship on the same field
last week, and the ball was bouncing high off the hard ground. “It was giving
the defenders fits,” coach Glenn Breuhan said. “They were having a hard time
turning with the ball.
“All we did in practice was work on high balls. It was better for us because of
the rain, that it wasn’t bouncing.” Consequently, the Falcons were able to play
a controlled, passing game that had them with the ball at their feet most of the
time – and, in the Trenton zone, to boot. “The girls peaked about six games ago
when they began buying into what we’ve been preaching – building and passing,
building and passing,” Breuhan said. “We told them to ‘Go out and play like you
know how. Play our game and the rest will take care of itself.’ And that’s
exactly what happened.” After some early back and forth, Farmington took charge
and was on the attack continuously. Farmington had 14 shots on goal and seven
corner kicks to Trenton’s none. Several other attacks didn’t fully materialize
before they broke through to score their first goal (by Evans) with 8:10
remaining in the first half. Karen Piasecki made it 2-0 before halftime with a
goal off a throw in by Natalie Turk with 2:02 on the clock. Piasecki shot a hard
ground ball through the middle of the defense from 15 yards. “Karen Piasecki had
an outstanding game,” Breuhan said. “Everywhere the ball went she was right
there. She anticipated so well tonight, even on defense. If we needed a clear,
she was there.” Farmington got its third goal early in the second half (37:49)
when Piasecki dribbled up the middle and sent a through ball to Evans inside the
15 for a shot to the left corner. “The girls played well,” Breuhan said. “I
thought we played much better than the other team did. We just have to keep the
ball rolling.” He added the next game will be much tougher. Farmington plays No.
7-ranked Dexter for the regional championship 7 p.m. Friday at Hurley Field.
Otsego 3 - Grand Rapids West Catholic 0
Utica Eisenhower 8 - Flushing 0
Utica Eisenhower is 21-0-1 and Flushing finished 11-6-2.
Notre Dame Prep 3 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1
Elkton Pigeon Bay Port 3 - Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 0
NorthPointe Christian 3 - Traverse City St. Francis 1
Charlevoix 3 - Western Michigan Christian 0
Williamston 5 - Saginaw Nouvel 0
May 31st
2008 MHSSA District 21-2 Champions - Dexter High School
Dexter 4 - Livonia Ladywood 2
Dexter is now 14-2-2. Ladywood finishes 10-6-4.
Utica Eisenhower 4 - Rochester Adams 3 (OT)
In the Championship game of District 13-1 Rochester Adams strikes first when Andrea Meloff puts in the rebound off of a shot by Jordan McAdory. Eisenhower ties it up on an Adam’s own goal headed in off an original shot from Eisenhower’s Stephana Ciraulo. In the second half Adams widened the lead to 3-1 off of goals from Keely Chandler (Jordan McAdory) and Andrea Meloff (Angela Gerback). In the last 18 minutes Eisenhower scores off of a direct kick taken by Stephana Ciraulo, and the tying goal from Alyssa Telang (Shelly Rogers) in front of the net. Eisenhower wins in the first OT when Stacey Catalano scores from 30 yards out on a shot that got in under the crossbar. Adams season ends at 11-7-3. Eisenhower will take on Flushing in the Saginaw Hetiage Regional at 5:00 p.m. on June 3, at Saginaw White Pine Middle School.
2008 MHSSA District 24-2 Champions - Avondale High School
Avondale 6 - Lapeer West 0
Avondale (15-1-3) won their district with a convincing 6-0 victory over Lapeer West. Bree Dobbins (2), Kayla Mannino (Kim Siebert), Brittany Brown (Kayla Mannino) scored in the first half, Kim Siebert (Megan Siebert) and Kayla Mannino (Megan Siebert) scored in the second half to wrap the championship. Avondale travels to Fenton to face East Lansing in the regional semi-finals this Wednesday.
Cardinal Mooney 3 - Oakland Christian 2 (OT)
Cardinal Mooney wins the District 55-4 final with an OT win over Oakland Christian. Cardinal Mooney's goals in regulation time came from Melissa Wolak and Cristina Guastella with assists from Sammy Thuet and Melissa Wolak. Cristina Guastella scored the game winning goal in OT with the assist from Melissa Wolak. Cardinal Mooney's goal keeper Laura Fraschetti had 4 saves. Oakland Christian goals came from Eve Bowling and Dana Johnston with both assists coming from Andrea Polite. OCS keeper Roshalle VanDorp had 11 saves. Oakland Christian finishes the season with a record of 10-7-2. Cardinal Mooney advances to the regional's with a record of 13-3-2.
2008 MHSSA District 2-1 Champions - Portage Central
Portage Central 3 - East Kentwood 0
PC wins the Holland District 2-1. Charlie Socia scored twice
, and Lauren Brown added the third score to secure the win.
Portage Central will host the Regionals and play the winner of the South Lyon
District on Tuesday.
Northville 1 - Canton 0 (2OT)
Jill Alumbaugh put the winning goal in the net on an assist by Caroline Castelli
in double overtime. Northville (19 - 0 - 2) advances to meet Novi on Tuesday.
Okemos 2 - Grand Ledge 0
Okemos Overall Record: 18-2-1.
Traverse City Central 1 - Midland 0 (SO)
In Traverse City,
Traverse City Central is 16-4-2 and Midland finished 17-3-2. Traverse City
Central will play Grand Blanc (15-4-2) in the Saginaw Heritage Regionals at
White Pine Middle School. Game Time set for 7:00 p.m.
2008 MHSSA District 14-1 Champions - Grand Blanc High School
Grand Blanc 4 - Lake Orion 1
In Grand Blanc,
Grand Blanc is 15-4-2 and Lake Orion finished 12-9-2 overall record. Grand Blanc
will play Traverse City Central on Tuesday, June 3 at Saginaw Heritage White
Pine Middle School. Game time will be 7:00 p.m.
L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Anchor Bay 1
District 12 Division 1 Final at Anchor Bay. 1st Half Scoring - None. Halftime -
L'Anse Creuse North 0 - Anchor Bay 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 37:21 LCN Stephanie
Garland assisted by Lauren L'Heureux. (G) 9:57 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by
Ashley Rentz. (G) 6:28 AB Bri Funtukis. L'Anse Creuse North Keeper - Chelsea
Sanders 5 saves. Anchor Bay Keeper - Jacquelyn Guarnieri 8 saves. L'Anse Creuse
North Overall Record 14-6-1. Anchor Bay Overall Record 8-11-2. L'Anse Creuse
North plays Grosse Pointe North Tuesday @6:00pm @Troy Athens.
Flint Powers Catholic 8 - Millington 0
Powers won its 10th straight girls District Soccer Title this afternoon, when it beat Millington 8-0 (63rd minute) in the Montrose District. Powers was dominant in its district, winning its 3 games by a goal differential of 19-0, holding its opposition to only 3 shots on-goal in three matches. Powers (#2) advances to the Williamston D-III Regional, where it will be joined by host Williamston (#4), Jackson Lumen Christi (#6), and Saginaw Nouvel (#9). Powers enters Regional Play at 19-3-1 on the season thus far.
Flint Kearsley 10 - Mt. Morris 0
The Hornets win their first district championship! Congrats to the girls and wish them luck against Lasher wed. The Hornets move to 16-4-3. Molly DeMarr gets her 15th shutout. Great job girls.
Farmington 3 - Berkley 2 OT
Andrea Grove scored her second goal of the night just 14 seconds into overtime.
Karen Piasecki tie the game for Farmington with 10 minutes left in the game.
Farmington plays Trenton in regional play Tuesday.
Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 1 - Clawson 0
Junior forward Danielle David scored Country Day’s goal. Goalkeeper Andie Obermeyer earned Country Day’s 2nd shutout of the playoffs to win District 37.
Lumen Christi 7 - Hillsdale 0
District 35-3 final.
Titans 9th straight district title. 15th shutout of season. LC now 17-4-1.
Ann Arbor
Huron 2 - Saline 0
Playing each other for the third time this year, Ann Arbor Huron played Saline
for the District 5 Championship on Saturday evening. Saline won the coin toss
and decided to take the wind in the first half. Huron faced a tough battle in
the first half going against the wind and the fast Saline forwards. However,
they were able to withstand them both and after the first 40 minutes, the game
remained tied 0-0. In the second half, the River Rats came out and attacked
right away and senior midfielder Nneka Odum got the River Rats on the board 1
minute and 38 seconds into the second half when she was able to beat two Saline
defenders and place the ball in the far corner of the net. Huron continued the
attack and created a few more scoring opportunities that were saved by the
Saline goal keeper. Then with 14:40 left in the game, senior Becca Pidgeon got
the insurance goal Huron had been looking for when she was able to find the
loose ball in front of the Saline goal and put Huron ahead 2-0. With the win
Huron wins their second consecutive District Championship and improves their
record to 13-2-2 (9-1-1 SEC).
Williamston 3 - Ovid-Elsie 0
The score was 1-0 through the first 60+ minutes of the game till #4 ranked
Williamston put it out of reach in District 39-3 action. Ovid-Elsie drops to
16-2-2.
Brighton 3 - Walled Lake Central 0
Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team are the District Winners of Saturday's match against Walled Lake Central High School. Brighton beat Walled Lake Central with the score or 3 to nothing. Brighton starts Regional play Tuesday, June 3rd @ 5 PM at Portage Central High School. Good Luck Girls and as always Go Dogs!
May 30th
NorthPointe Christian 8 - Fruitport Calvary Christian 0
2008 MHSAA District 20-2 Champions - Trenton High School
Trenton 2 - Milan 1 (SO)
The District 20-2 final saw Trenton beat Milan in Penalty kicks by a score of 2 -1. Both teams left their hearts on the fields in what was an outstanding district final. Both teams battled and once again the defenses shined. Neither team was able to score in the first half. At the 2 minute mark of the second half, Trenton's Laura Drabczyk was able to receive a through ball and put it into the far lower corner past Milan Keeper Meghan Donahue. Later at the 16 minute mark, Milan had a corner that resulted in a scramble in front of the Trenton net and Jessica Young was able to get it into the net. Both teams had opportunities in the remaining time of regulation and also in the two overtime periods but neither were able to score. In the shootout, both teams were able to score 3 goals in the first group of five so they then went to the next group. After both teams went through eight players taking shots and still tied, Milan missed on their ninth shot. Senior Co-Captain Alyson Kiselis stepped up for Trenton and put in a decisive winning goal to secure the win for Trenton. The Milan defense centered by Allison Sell played outstanding soccer. The Trenton Defense also played equally well, led by Senior Co-captain Brittany DeRupa. Trenton keeper Stevie Burns also made some key saves. There were stellar plays by both teams. Trenton moves on to Region 6-2 play in Berkley to face the District 22 winner.
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 5 - Grosse Ile 1
The Irish defeated the Red Devils for the District 36-3 Championship. The Irish goals were scored by Kristen Goncalves(2), Susie Pauley(2), and Sarah Sorenson. The assists were by Natalia Collins(2), Sarah Foeller, Adriana Collins. The Grosse Ile goal was scored by Taylor Scheisel. The Irish advance to the Regional Semifinals where they will play in the Notre Dame Prep Region at 7pm on Tuesday June 3rd.
Bishop Foley 6 - Liggett 0
Bishop Foley continued its impressive play in the State Playoffs as they
defeated Liggett 6-0 to claim the District Championship. It is the 23rd District
Title in the past 24 years for the Ventures. The Ventures pressured throughout
as they outshot the Knights 20-3 for the game. Bishop Foley grabbed a 3-0 lead
in the 1st half behind goal from Sophomore Kyla Cross(17th), Junior Amber
Williamson(2) and Senior Alex Schalk(9th). The 2nd half was much the same as the
Ventures tacked on 3 more goals. Williamson would add her 2nd of the game and
3rd of the season to put the Ventures up 4-0. Williamson also added an assist.
Cross added her 2nd of the game and 18th of the season for the 5th Bishop Foley
goal. Cross also added 2 assists. Freshman Ashley Adomatis put in her 4th goal
of the season to close the scoring. Freshman Cydney McChesney and Erin Weide
each added an assist. Juniors Sarah Kator and Collen Mullen along with Senior
Rachael Reed were solid in the backfield shutting down the Liggett attack.
Sophomore Amanda Mancini made 3 saves to earn her 6th shutout. The Ventures
advance to the Regional Semifinal to be played Wednesday night at 7:00pm at Ann
Arbor Pioneer. Bishop Foley will take on the winner of the Monroe St. Mary's
District.
Chelsea 3 - Eaton Rapids 0
Chelsea now moves on to the Plainwell Regional (#5) to take on the winner of the
Vicksburg District.
Chelsea is 13 - 2 - 4. Eaton Rapids finishes at 11 - 7 - 2.
May29th
Dexter 4 - Dearborn Crestwood 0
Dexter is now 13-2-2. Crestwood finishes at 10-5-5. Dexter will face Ladywood, a
2-0 winner over Divine Child in the district final at Dexter on Saturday at
noon.
Livonia Ladywood 2 - Divine Child 0
District 21-2 - Junior forwards Alessia Vagnini and Caitlin Szczypka scored for Ladywood (10-5-4). Junior goalkeeper Michele Ring made 2 saves to earn her 9th shut-out of the season. Divine Child's season ends with the record of 4-13-3. Ladywood moves on to play Dexter in the District Final on Saturday at Noon @ Dexter.
Okemos 8
District
1-3 Jackson.
Okemos Overall Record: 17-2-1
Canton 9 - John Glenn 0
Northville 1 - Plymouth 0
Lauren Lokey earned the games' only goal on an assist from Caroline Castelli.
Keeper Katherine Jansen earned her 8th shutout in 9 wins. Plymouth ends their
season at 8 - 8 - 3' Northville advances to face Canton with a record of 18 - 0
- 2.
Trenton 1 - Carlson 0 (OT)
Trenton hosted Gibraltar Carlson in the District 20-2 Semi Final on a beautiful night for soccer. The game was a battle of the defenses as both teams had few opportunities to score. Regulation ended at 0 - 0. In the first overtime, Carlson came down on Trenton Keeper Stevie Burns on a 4 on 1 break but Stevie stepped up and made a great save. Trenton then rallied and forced a corner in the 11th minute of the first overtime. Emily Sauter put a ball into the penalty area and Christine Hatty headed the ball past Carlson keeper Kimberly VanNess. Both defenses stood strong with Carlson's Maina sisters along with Erica Sparks and Stephanie Smith making several great stops. Carlson's Kelsey Atkison also made some great plays as she is always dangerous on set pieces, almost scoring on one from 25 yards out. For Trenton, Brittany Derupa, Sarah Stern, Janae Kolias and Emily Sauter put in sterling performances on Defense. Trenton keeper Stevie Burns notched her 9th shutout of the season. Trenton moves on to play the winner of the Tecumseh - Milan game on Friday at 5:30 in Trenton.
Royal Oak 8 - East Detroit 0
District 10-1.
Grosse Pointe North 2 - Warren Cousino 1
Brighton 2 - Walled Lake Western 0
Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team beat Walled Lake Western Girls Varsity Soccer Team in the second round of District Games, with the score of 2 to nothing last night (5-29) at South Lyon East High School. Brighton scored both their goals in the second half of the game. The first goal was by Erin Van Norman with an assist from Jackie Vaquera, and the second one was by Jill Nichols with an assist from Erin Van Norman. Brighton's defense of Sam Suter (keeper), Alyssa Curtis, Jackie Johnson, and Ashley Racette played a strong game. The girl's next game will be Saturday, May 21 at 3:00 PM at South Lyon High School on 11 mile and Pontiac Trail. They will play the final District Game against Walled Lake Central.
Walled Lake Central 5 - Howell 0
Novi 5 - Beverly Hills Groves 0
Woodhaven 7 - Lincoln Park 1
Dist.1-7. The Warriors of Woodhaven beat a young feisty Lincoln Park squad, in a very sporting match at Southgate. The Warriors came out hungry and scored their first goal in less than a minute when Shelby Mathers notched one, assisted by Candice Mink. Three minutes later, Renee Morrison scored, assisted by Alaina Bresnahan. Fifteen minutes into the game, Presley Hana scored, assisted by Brooke Brennan. Half time 3-0. second half, the Railsplitters were on the board with a nice high shot from Jessye Segrist at the 16 minute mark. The Warriors responded in less than two minutes when Chelsea Barnes scored, assisted by Limoza Islami. Less than a minute later, Presley Hana notched her brace with a nice shot, assisted by Lauren Badalamente. With 17 minutes remaining, Alaina Bresnahan ripped one home from about 30 yards out after receiving a pass from Lauren Badalamente. Woodhaven's final goal came with less than six minutes left when Candice Mink rattled one home , from a Lauren Badalamente pass. Woodhaven season record stands at 12-6-4. Woodhaven will meet Dearborn on Saturday in the District final.
Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 3 - Stoney Creek 0
Rochester Adams 2 - Rochester 0
The district semi-final for 13-1 between the Rochester Adams Highlanders and their cross-town rival the Rochester High Falcons was completed tonight with the Highlanders taking the victory 2-0. The score was 0-0 at the half. Rochester came out strong in the second half but didn’t capitalize on a few good opportunities. Adams turned the tide when Angela Gerback headed in a corner kick sent in by Elizabeth Lillie. Adams added an insurance goal when Faith Hatt put in the rebound off a shot from Andrea Meloff. Jessica Wineke records her 2nd straight shutout in post season play and her 5th of the season. Adams and Rochester are 1-1-1 in their 3 meetings this year. Adams moves to 11-6-3 overall. Rochester ends their season run at 14-4-3.
Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - Fenton 1
Traverse City Central 4 - Traverse City West 0
Traverse City Central is 15-4-2 and Traverse City West finished 5-13-2 overall
record. Traverse City Central will play Midland (17-2-2) on Saturday, May 31,
2008 at Traverse City Coast Guard Field. Game Time will be 1:00 p.m.
Midland 3 - Auburn Bay City Western 1
In Midland,
Midland is 17-2-2 and Auburn Bay City Western finished 11-11 overall record.
Midland will play Traverse City Central (15-4-2) on Saturday, May 31, 2008 at
Traverse City Coast Guard Field. Game Time will be 1:00 p.m.
Notre Dame Prep 7 - Goodrich 0
NDP opened the game with a goal scored by senior, Jackie Accurso assisted by senior, Christina Haffner, NDP went on for junior, Emily Gray to score 2 goals. Katie Hynan (junior), Taylor Aiello (freshman), and Kacie Stienbrecher (junior) each scored a goal and had an assist for NDP. Senior Kelsie DeLave recorded her 12th shut out of the season.
Algonac 1 - Macomb Lutheran North 0
Avondale 5 - Lapeer East 1
Avondale (14-1-3) came out determined and focused in this match up of perennial powers. Avondale's Kayla Mannino had a dominant performance notching her first hat trick of the season. Brittany Brown and Brittany Pickett scored the second and the forth goals as Avondale moves on to face Lapeer West in the district final on Saturday. Assists were by Brittany Pickett, Brittany Brown, Megan Siebert and Kim Siebert.
Lapeer West 2 - North Branch 0
Ovid-Elsie 5 - Perry 3
In Semi-Final action in District 39-3 with the win Ovid-Elsie advances to the
District Finals Sat @ 1:00pm @ Williamston. Ovid-Elsie goes to 16-1-2.
Chelsea 1 - Mason 0
District 19 semifinals.
Eaton Rapids 4 - Parma Western 1
District 19 semifinals.
Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 8 - Huron Valley Christian 0
Oakland Christian 2 - Memphis 1
Oakland Christian advances to the District 55 final with the win over Memphis. Senior Andrea Polite scored both goals for OCS with the assists coming from Carmen Everett and Dana Johnston. Michelle Fowler scored the Memphis goal. Oakland Christian will face Marine City-Cardinal Mooney Catholic in the district final on Saturday.
Tawas 2 - Elk Rapids 0
Division 3 District 48:
Petoskey 2 - Gaylord 0
Petoskey is 10-5-4 and Gaylord finished 8-8.
Bay City John Glenn 2 - Cadillac 1
In Cadillac. Bay City John Glenn is 15-2-3 and Cadillac finished 12-7-1.
Petoskey versus Bay City Glenn at Cadillac on Friday Night Districts Finals, May
30. Game time is 6:00 p.m.
Farmington 5 - Ferndale 0
Goal scorers: Shannon Costello, Karen Piasecki (2), Rachel Baker and Natalie
Turk. Kirsten Evans had 4 assists and Laura Smith 1. Brittany Busch made 5 saves
and earned her 4th shutout of the year. Freshman Kirsten Evans assisted on
Farmington’s first four goals Thursday as the Falcons defeated Ferndale in a
Division 2 district soccer game, 2-0. The Falcons had a 2-0 halftime lead
following goals by Shannon Costello (28:15) and Karen Piasecki (19:06).
Farmington doubled its lead in the first five minutes of the second half with
goals by Rachel Baker (38:13) and Karen Piasecki off (35:24) off an Evans corner
kick. Senior Falcon Captain Karen Piasecki marked up two tallies for the
evening. Farmington will play tournament host Berkley for the championship 7
p.m. Saturday at Hurley Field. The Falcons (12-4-4) have not played the Bears,
who are members of the OAA Division III, this season. “We anticipate it will be
a tough game, because we’re playing at their home field,” Farmington coach Glenn
Breuhan said. “It will be a big game for them, so we’re not taking them
lightly.”
L'Anse Creuse North 3 - Port Huron Northern 0
District 12 Division 1 Semi Final@Anchor Bay. 1st Half Scoring - (G) 15:31 LCN
Madison Hartwig assisted by Heather O'Connor. Halftime - L'Anse Creuse North 1 -
Port Huron Northern 0. 2nd Half Scoring - (G) 29:00 LCN Ashley Rentz assisted by
Amanda Peck. (G) 19:41 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela Vultaggio.
L'Anse Creuse North Keepers - Chelsea Sanders 0 saves and Kaila Kujawa 0 saves
8th shutout of the season. Port Huron Northern Keeper - Shelby Jordan 11 saves.
Good game by L'Anse Creuse North Defenders Lauren L'Heureux, Angela Dittmer and
Marie Peck. L'Anse Creuse North Overall 13-6-1. Port Huron Northern Overall
3-13-2.
Berkley 2 - Thurston 0
Stepanie Sabell scored 8 min into the game off a great pass from Dana Oberliesen.
Halftime score 1-0. In the second half Berkley dominated possession and Sam
Viola scored to put the game away 2-0. Berkley plays Farmington in the district
final on Saturday at 7pm on Hurley Field.
Oscoda 1 - Grayling 0 (SO)
The Oscoda Lady Owls soccer team advanced to the District
Finals on Thursday night, knocking Grayling out to the tournament, 1-0. The two
squads played 80 minutes without either team scoring. They played 2 five minute
overtimes without a score and then moved into the dreaded shootout where the
Owls won when Aubrey Thurston and Dani Griffin each converted their shots.
Goalkeeper Nicole Jackson stopped four of the five penalty shots she faced. The
Owls earned the right to face an old foe, Tawas, for the District Championship.
The match will be held in Roscommon on Saturday at 1:00pm.
The Owls had plenty of chances to win in regulation. The Oscoda squad outshot
the Grayling Vikings, 24 - 4. Grayling's keeper came up very big and made some
wonderful stops. Jackson was tested three times in the first half and then
didn't see another shot until the second overtime period.
"We had total control of the match. It was ours to win," was Coach Gary
Schneiders reaction. "Our defense was strong throughout the match. Aubrey and
Erika(Nolff) patrolled the middle of the field and were involved in almost every
play."
Nolff had 16 steals and 9 intercepts to lead the Owls. Katia Kotula added 14
intercepts and Jodie Astrom had 9. Margaret Negro was a force in the back and
routinely forced the ball back up to the offense. Negro finished with 7
intercepts.
In the shootout, Jackson knocked down two shots and batted another over the net.
"Nicole did a wonderful job for us", commented Schneider. The Owls raised their
record to 10-7 on the year.
Milan 3 - Tecumseh 0
In District 20-2 semifinal. Milan goals from Emily Harris and Jessica Young (2). Assists by Lauren Eisen and Natalie Gulau. Milan plays Trenton in the District Final Friday.
Sterling Hts. Stevenson 2 - 1 (SO)
Utica Ford 2 - Sterling Hts. 1
Lumen Christi 5 Stockbridge 0
Titans 14th shutout of season. Play Hillsdale Sat. @ 1pm. LC 16-4-1 S
7-11-3.
Beverly Hills Country Day 4 - Cranbrook Kingswood 0
Clawson 3 - Livonia Clarenceville 0
Grand Ledge 2 - Jackson 1
Grand Ledge improves to 13-7-2 overall and will play in the district final vs.
Okemos.
Fruitport Calvary Christian 4 - Potter's House Christian 0
NorthPointe Christian 7 - Covenant Christian 0
South 3 - Three Rivers 2 (OT)
South Haven’s Jane Barden scored with about five minutes left in the first overtime. Three Rivers freshmen Maley Wright and Hannah McEnroe scored the goals for Three Rivers, assists to junior Holly Stuut and Wright. Three Rivers ends the season 11-6.
Williamston 5 - Lansing Catholic 0
District 39-3.
Ovid-Elsie 5 - Perry 3
District 39-3.
May 28th
Jackson High 3 - Holt 0
Okemos 10
District: 3-1 Jackson
Lapeer West 1 - Brandon 0 (OT)
Grosse Ile 7 - Flat Rock 0
Division 3 District 36. Jessica Biddle scored two goals and had three assists for the 15-1-2 Red Devils. Grosse Ile now plays third ranked Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard on Friday at Grosse Ile.
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 5 - New Boston Huron 0
Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard was led by Susie Pauley with two goals, assists by Sarah Sorenson and Mimi Loveland. Kristen Goncalves also scored two goals, assists by Martha Sorenson and unassisted. Madeline Wright also scored with the assist from Martha Sorenson. Three keepers for the Irish combined for the shutout, Anna Zekany, Bethie Loveland and Sam Leonard.
Milford 3 - Waterford Kettering 2
Dearborn-Edsel Ford 4 -
Detroit-Western International 0
District 8-1. Danielle Cowart, Amber Kolts, Rachel
Rye, Nina Toupin. Edsel Ford is 9-8-3.
Grosse Pointe South
3 - Garden City 1
May 27th L’Anse Creuse North 8 - Port Huron 0 District 12 Division 1 @Port Huron Northern. 1st
Half Scoring – (G) 32:50 LCN Heather O’Connor assisted by Emily Vandermarliere.
(G) 30:59 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Heather O’Connor. (G) 21:59 LCN
Angela Vultaggio assisted by Heather O’Connor. (G) 21:13 LCN Jaclynn Kutzura
assisted by Stephanie Garland. Halftime – L’Anse Creuse North 4 - Port Huron 0.
2nd Half Scoring – (G) 20:10 LCN Stephanie Garland assisted by Angela
Vultaggio. (G) 18:12 LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Madison Hartwig. (G) 7:51
LCN Angela Vultaggio assisted by Emily Vandermarliere. (G) 4:40 LCN Heather
O’Connor assisted by Melissa Miriani. L’Anse Creuse North Keepers – Chelsea
Sanders 1 save and Kaila Kujawa 2 saves. Port Huron Keeper – Shelby Conrad 19
saves. L’Anse Creuse North Overall 12-6-1 Plymouth Christian Academy 8 - Frankel Jewish Academy of Metro
Detroit 0 Plymouth Christian has also clinched the MIAC Conference on
Friday for the 3rd year in a row! Redford Thurston 1 - Hazel Park 0 On a windy afternoon, Ashley Wheeler scored the lone goal on
a pass from Becky LaDuke. Thurston moves on to play Berkley in the semifinals of
the Berkley district Thursday at 4pm. Trenton 8 - Airport 0 Trenton hosted Airport in the opening game of the Class B
District 20-2 with a decisive 8 - 0 win. Airport never amounted much offense but
their goal keeper Ashley McMahon earned her pay today. In the first half,
Trenton took 24 shots on the Airport keeper. Elyssa Weigand opened the first
half scoring off of a throw in by Senior Alyson Kiselis. In the second half,
Trenton seemed to score at will on the Airport team that only had two subs on
the bench. Trenton goals were scored by Christine Hatty, Brittany DeRupa, Elyssa
Weigand, Olivia Gardner (2), Kelsey Bourassa and coming out of net to play
striker Stevie Burns. Assists went to Lindsay Shay, Laura Drabczyk, Alyson
Kiselis, Sydney Yoscovits, Holly Payne, and Kelsey Bourassa. Trenton had a total
of 45 shots to Airport's 7 shots on net. Stephanie McLoud came in to play keeper
for the last 10 minutes of the game for Trenton. Trenton now faces Gibraltar
Carlson on Thursday at 5:30 at Trenton's home field. Harper Creek 1 - Loy Norrix 0 (2OT) Avondale 4 - Oxford 0 Avondale (13-1-2) scored two goals in each half to win their
district opener. Leslie Carter (Kayla Mannino) and Kayla Mannino (Brittany
Brown) scored in the first half and Kim Siebert (Kayla Mannino) and Kayla
Mannino (Kim Siebert) scored in the second half. Shannon Coley and Andrea
Strauss shared the shut-out. Lapeer East 4 - St. Clair 1 New Boston Huron 3 - Monroe Jefferson 0 District 36-3Kellsey Poston, Kamry Miller, and Chelsey Lilly
scored while Casey Flaim, Poston, and Chelsea Kowalewski added assists. Ashley
Chandler had the shutout for Huron (10-6-2). Bishop Foley 9 - Birmingham Roeper 1 University Liggett 1 - Royal Oak Shrine 0 (SO) Oakland Christian 8 - Parkway Christian 0 Oakland Christian wins it's first district game of the
playoffs against Parkway Christian. Senior forward Andrea Polite had 4 goals to
lead the Lancers. Dana Johnston had 2 goals with Rebecca Steigerwald and Carmen
Everett each adding a goal. Assists came from Elise Newcomer with 3, Carmen
Everett with 2, and Liza DiAntonio with one. Oakland Christian's overall record
goes to 9-6-2. Marine City Cardinal Mooney 8 - Kimball New Life 0 Ovid-Elsie 3 - Portland 1 Rochester Adams 8 - Waterford Mott 0 Rochester Adams visits Mott for the first district game of
the post season. Adams goals were scored by Jordan McAdory (Andrea Meloff),
McAdory (Faith Hatt), Kristen Sanburn-PK, McAdory (Meloff), Meloff (Elizabeth
Lillie), Keely Chandler (Sarah Weller), Meloff-PK, and Meloff (Chandler). The
Adams midfield led by Weller, Lillie, Brittany Buckler, Casey Thal, Kendall
Swarbrick, Maria Wright, Jackie Dospil and Sarah Bachleda combined with the
offense while the defensive line of Megan Niles, Kristen Sanburn, Melanie
Horton, and Brittany Campbell patrolled the back line to hold Mott to 1 shot on
goal. Keeper Jessica Wineke records her 5th shutout of the season.
Adams moves to 10-6-3 overall, Mott ends their season at 11-5-3. Stoney Creek 13 - Pontiac Northern 0 Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 8 - Walled Lake Northern 0 Lumen Christi 2 - Columbia Central 0 The Titans advance in a good game behind goals from Richelle
Hills and Allison Thompkins. Columbia ends their season 16-4. Congrats and best
of luck Titans! Grosse Pointe North 8 - Warren Mott 0 Flint Kearsley 6 - Clio 0 Kearsley started slow but got it done tonight against a
determined Clio team. The Hornets out shot the Mustangs 24-1 giving Molly DeMarr
her 14th shutout. Scoring goals for the Hornets were Katelyn Raymond 1, Kirsten
Hass 1, Chelsea Lorence1, Darius Thompson 2,and Kelly Murdock 1. The Hornets
will play the Eagles from Linden Thurs. at 5. GOOD LUCK HORNETS! Northville 2 - Livonia Churchill 1 Flint Powers 8 - Lakeville 0 Powers Catholic, 2008 Champions of the Big-9 Conference,
opened District play this afternoon, against Lakeville of the Genesee Athletic
Conference, seeking its 10th straight District Title. Powers moved one-step
closer to that goal by defeating the Falcons 8-0 in the 73rd minute. Goals were
scored by Meghan Scheving (7:57), Blake Jule (18:47), Kate Howrath (31:29) and
(36:37), Mallory Godin (44:23), McKenzie Mora (48:01), Meghan Rybar (48:53), and
Jessica Genord (72:31). Powers outshot Lakeville 42-0, with Lakeville's sophmore
goalkeeper, Laura Clark, making 34 saves; many of them acrobatic and in 1v1
situations. Power's first-year coach, Art Moody, remarked that this was the best
goalkeeper he has seen in a long time at this level. That is quite a compliment
given the schedule Powers played this year. Powers, ranked #2 in D-III, will
play at Frankenmuth, ranked #5, on Thursday at 3:00pm. Powers and Frankenmuth
met earlier this year, with Powers winning a very competitive match. Coach Moody
stated, "its never easy to beat a well coached team like Frankenmuth twice in
one season. But our girls have played a very competitive schedule all season,
and we were in a must-win situation in our last four conference matches to win
our league. This is going to be a very difficult, competitive, early tournament
match-up for both of us. Frankenmuth (winners 2-1 over Montrose) has the
advantage playing at home and having played a strong Montrose team in the first
round. We will need to call upon our tradition and tournament experience to win
this match." The win raised Powers record to 17-3-1 on the season. Goodrich 2 - Lake Fenton 1 Notre Dame Prep 7 - Marine City 0 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 0 In a 1st round district game in Ann Arbor both schools played
to a 0-0 halftime score, with Riverview GR's keeper Ellen Lara making 3 great
saves to make it a scoreless first half. The Irish came out in the 2nd half with
better spacing and Susie Pauley scored twice assists from Kristen Goncalves and
Sarah Foeller. The Irish added one more goal by Sarah Foeller, unassisted. The
Irish will next face New Boston Huron tomorrow at 4pm in Grosse Ile. Mason 3 - Charlotte 1 District 19 Chelsea 4 - Marshall 0 District 19. Chelsea is now 11 - 2 - 4. Eaton Rapids 2 - Jackson Northwest 1 (OT) District 19 Birmingham Seaholm 9 - Pontiac Central 1 Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - Farmington Hills Harrison 2 Brighton 6 - South Lyon 1 Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team beat South
Lyon High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team in the first round of District Games,
with the score of 6 to 1 last night (5-27) at Sloan Field. South Lyon scored
first from #14 Megan Morad. Brighton came back and scored two goals in the first
half, one by Kristy Morell on a header from a corner kick assisted by Jenny
Giegler and the second by Jackie Vaquera. Brighton's defense held South Lyon's
Team in the second half and then scored 4 more goals, by Jenny Giegler,
Catherine Terrell, again Jackie Vaquera and the last goal of the 2008 season on
Sloan field by Alyssa Curtis on a header from a corner kick assisted Tara
Pietila. Brighton's next district game will be Thursday, May 29 at South Lyon. Walled Lake Central 2 - Pinckney 0 Plymouth 3 - Wayne Memorial 0 Walled Lake Western 5- Hartland 0 Traverse City Central 3 - Alpena 0 Livonia Ladywood 8 - Ypsilanti 0 District 22-2. Freshman midfielder Alexa Hyman scored
twice for Livonia Ladywood (9-5-4). Junior goalkeeper Michele Ring
didn't make a save in route to her 8th shut-out of the season. Ladywood
plays the winner of Divine Child/Melvindale at 3pm on Thursday @ Dexter High
School. Ypsilanti season finishes with a record of 5-9-1 overall. Novi 6 - Farmington Hills Mercy 0 Livonia Stevenson 4 - W. Bloomfield 0 N. Farmington 6 - Redford Union 0 Cranbrook 1 - Madison Hts. Lamphere 0 (SO) After playing 2 double overtimes, Cranbrook won 1-0 in a
shootout. Abby Cohen saved 3 out of 4 shots on goal from Lamphere. Sefora
Armstead, Rosalia Pembroke and Ariel Roddy made their shots on goal for
Cranbrook. The shootout score was 3-1 and final game score was 1-0. Cranbrook's
overall record moves to 12-1-3. Clawson 8 - Madison Hts. Madison 0 Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Marian 0 (OT) Lahser's Anna Zambricki (So) scored in overtime with 3:57 to
go assisted by Alene Elisevich (Sr). Tawas 4 - Roscommon 0 Division 3, District 48. Royal Oak 1 - Fraser 0 District 10 -1.Claire Horton scored off a Claire Veit corner.
Carrie Bennis made some fabulous saves to earn the shut out in goal. Warren Cousino 7 - Roseville 0 Woodhaven 7 - Southgate 0
District 1-7. The Woodhaven Warriors played host
to their local rivals, the Southgate Titans with the Warriors stepping up for a
very solid win in this District first round match. Woodhaven took the lead at
the 8 minute mark when Nicole Rodriguez smacked home a hard shot from about 10
yards out, assisted by Limoza Islami. At the 14 minute mark, it was Lauren
Badalamente who tucked one into the corner after receiving a pass from Limoza
Islami. Woodhaven continued to press but the Titans keeper was playing very
well. Half time 2-0. Second half, the Warriors remained a determined bunch and
snatched number three with 4 minutes into the second half. This goal came from
Limoza Islami, assisted by Nicole Rodriguez. Four minutes later, Limoza Islami
scored again off a pass from sister, Bijanka Islami. Less than a minute later,
Shelby Mathers scored a nice goal, sliding in a ground ball to the keepers left
side, assisted by Limoza Islami. Two minutes later, Shelby Jackson scored after
receiving a through ball from Alaina Bresnahan to give the Warriors four second
half goals in less than 12 minutes. Less than 15 minutes left when Limoza Islami,
notched her hat-trick from a Bijanka Islami pass. Macie Carevic had the
Woodhaven shut-out, the 10th of the season. Woodhaven o/all record stands at
11-6-4. Great performances from Warrior players, Renee Morrison, Shelby Mathers,
Limoza Islami, Bijanka Islami, Chelsea Barnes, Nicole Rodriguez, Erin Decker and
Sarah Pytel Dansville 3 - Ithaca 2 Ithaca ended its season Tuesday night in an overtime loss to
Dansville 2-3. Dansville out shot Ithaca 9-6. Ithaca's Paige Beracy had a goal
and an assist while Sami Kosek added a goal. Angie Smith had 6 saves for Ithaca,
including two great diving saves late in the game. Ithaca's record for the year
8-5-2. Oscoda 4 - Kalkaska 1 The Oscoda Lady Owls Soccer Team opened their District
Playoff season on Tuesday night and it took just 46 seconds for the Owls to
announce their intentions. Senior forward, Tricia McDonald, scored quickly to
give Oscoda the lead and they never looked back. Oscoda went on to beat the
Kalkaska Blue Blazers, 4-1. McDonald netted her second goal of the night at the
33:58 minute mark and that was followed by a Rushelle Sidebottom goal five
minutes later to give the Owls a halftime lead, 3-0. "We were aided in the first
half with a strong wind at our backs", commented Assistant Coach Tim Colborn.
"We peppered the goal with 10 shots on net and several more that went just wide.
Several of the shots came from the midway line with the wind helping." Oscoda
goalkeeper, Nicole Jackson, only faced 2 shots in the first half. Kalkaska was
able to mount a bit more pressure in the second half, thanks to the wind, and
even scored on a Penalty Kick halfway through. Oscoda added an insurance goal in
the last minute of the game when Deanna Dykes scored her third of the year.
Jackson made 3 more saves in the second half earning the win. Kayla Young, Erika
Nolff, Jodie Astrom and Dani Griffin all picked up assists. Oscoda's stiffling
defense was again led by Senior Nolff with 13 steals and 10 intercepts. Katia
Kotula pitched in 4 steals and 8 intercepts. Striker McDonald stole 6 balls.
Astrom and Aubrey Thurston each had 7 intercepts. Senior Margaret Negro was a
wall in the center of the field, breaking up Kalkaska charges and banging the
ball back to the offense. Coach Gary Schneider's squad is peaking at a good time
of the year. This was their fourth straight victory and gives them an overall
record of 9-7. Oscoda will travel to Roscommon on Thursday night to face
Grayling who drew a bye in the opening round. The game will start at 7:00pm. The
winner of that match will play Saturday, in Roscommon, at 1:00pm for the
District Championship. Three Rivers 5 - Comstock 2 Freshman Maley Wright scored two goals; sophomores Jordan
Meeth and Jaclyn Sylvain and freshman Hannah McEnroe each had a goal and an
assist for Three Rivers. TR record now 11-5. The Wildcats will play @ South
Haven Thursday @ 5 pm. Dearborn Crestwood 3 - Allen Park 1 Farmington 8 - Hamtramck 0 Farmington defeated Hamtramck, 8-0, in a Division 2 game at
Hurley Field in Berkley, and North blanked Redford Union, 6-0, in a Division 1
matchup at Hilbert Junior High. Kirsten Evans scored four goals to lead the
Falcons (11-4-4), and Andrea Grove, Katie Williams, Laura Smith and Liz Germaine
accounted for the other goals. Evans also had one assist, as did Grove, Danielle
Graessle, Chrissy Healy, Allison Budd and Williams. Farmington goalie Chelsea
Moore didn’t have to make a save but still got credit for the shutout.
Farmington, which led 6-0 at halftime, had 30 shots. The game ended two minutes
into the second half when the Falcons achieved an eight-goal differential and
invoked the mercy rule. “We’re looking forward to the next game and, hopefully,
going far in the playoffs,” Farmington assistant coach Matt Gasparetto said. Williamston 2 - Laingsburg-Bath 0 District 39-3 Perry 2 - Corunna 1 District 39-3 Lansing Catholic 2 - Durand 1 Troy Athens 3 - Troy 2 In a comeback that will live in Athens lore, the Redhawks
rallied from 2 goals down in the final 42 minutes of the game to post a 3-2
district opening victory over the Colts. The win marks the 3rd time Athens has
bettered the Colts this season, all by 1 goal margins. Troy dominated the
opening 35 minutes and raced to goals by Jill Sullivan and Madeline Wideman in
the opening 25 minutes. Megan Pines assisted on both goals which were scored
into a stiff breeze. 2 minutes before intermission, Hannah Bauhof gave Athens
life with a goal just under the crossbar from 22 yards out. 7 minutes into the
2nd half, Tiffany Bell converted a corner kick to knot the game at 2 each. With
just over 20 minutes left, Jordyn Bazin took a nice feed from Jackie Short to
complete the comeback and seal the victory. Troy finishes at 9-5-5 and Athens
moves on at 14-1-3 and will face Sterling Heights Stevenson on Thursday at Troy
HS at 5pm.
Sterling Heights Stevenson 2 - Chippewa Valley 0 Utica Ford 4 - Utica 1 Garden City 1 - Livonia Franklin 0 District 8, Division 1. Garden City's Cara Braun scored in
the 65th minute, assisted by Jennifer Nichols. Stephanie Nichols
earns her ninth shut out in net for GC. GC is 9-4-5. Grand Blanc 4 - Holly 1 Lake Orion 5 - Lakeland 0 North Farmington 6 - Redford Union 0 North is 13-3-3. Dearborn Edsel Ford 8 - Detroit Cass Tech 0 Algonac 8 - Mt. Clemens 0
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Harper Creek scored on an Own Goal in the second overtime period of this
District match. Elliott Krueger had 4 saves in goal for the Knights. Loy Norrix
finished the season at 11-7-2, the 2nd best record in the program's 30 year
history.
D-4's 3rd Ranked team came out strong in their District opener as they beat
Roeper 9-1. The Ventures scored 8 1st half goals on their way to the victory.
The Ventures scored early and often. Sophomore Kyla Cross and Senior Alex Schalk
led the attack with 6 points each. Cross scored 4 goals, giving her 16 on the
season, to go with 2 assists. Schalk scored her 7th and 8th goals of the season
and added 4 assists. Juniors Beth Ann Hill and Sarah Kator would each added
goals in the 1st half. For Hill, it was her 1st and Kator her 3rd of the season.
Freshman Cyndney McCheseny added 2 assists. Kator would add her 2nd of the game
and 4th of the season to end the game in the 2nd half. With the win, Bishop
Foley advances to the District Championship Game Friday at 4:30 at Liggett
against Liggett, a 1-0 SO winner against Shrine.
Ovid-Elsie picks up its first ever district win going to 15-1-2 overall. Next
game at 5:00 against Perry/Corruna winner @ Williamston.
After a scoreless first half, Mustang Sarah Stern scored on an beautifully
executed pass from Theresa Yankovich. Lauren Lokey followed with another goal on
a pass from Sarah Stern seven minutes later. Charger Kelly Mack booted in
Churchill's only goal with one second left in the game. Mustang keeper Elana
Ryznar earned her 9th win with 4 saves. The goal scorer for Churchill was Callie
Mack. Churchill's record is 14-3-2 overall (10-2-2 in coference, 8-1-1 in
division). Northville remains unbeaten at 17 - 0 - 2.
At Maple Field, H. Silver, H. Taylor, B.Laverty, L.Laverty, D.Mueller, L.
Grobbel and C. Nagridge all contributed goals. Seaholm vs Lahser Thursday at
Andover HS.
Western defeats Hartland in this first round matchup of the South Lyon region,
district 4.
Senior Holly Ferrari (1 goal, 2 assists), Junior Captain Chelsea Hunter (2
goals, 1 assist) and Jenny Shaba (2 goals, 2 assists) all had strong games for
the Warriors. Keeper Jessica Gatten had 8 saves in the night and recorded the
shutout with a lot of help from Senior Sweeper Lindsey Lowe and Sophomore
Captain Liz Kramer. Western gets it's 11th victory of the season improving their
overall record to 11-7-1 and face the winner of Brighton/South Lyon on Thursday
at South Lyon.
Traverse City Central is 14-4-2 and Alpena finished 3-11-3.
Next Game, Traverse City West at Traverse City Central in the Division 1 Alpena
Districts Semi Finals, Game time will be 6:00 p.m. at the Traverse City Coast
Guard field on Thursday night, May 29.
Crestwood advances to play Dexter at 5:00pm on Thursday at District host,
Dexter.
District 39-3
District 8-1. Adriana Harker, Amber Kolts, Marli Marano, Mallory Mattern,
Natalie Mozier, Rachel Rye, Lauren Vallee. Edsel Ford is 8-8-3.