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June 19th Finals

D1
Novi 2 - Plymouth 1 (OT)
By John K. Schroder

There was one guarantee in the Division 1 girls soccer state championship match played on the manicured grass of DeMartin Stadium on the campus of Michigan State University on Saturday June 19—the Wildcats would win the state title.

Senior Morgan Haffey scored on a penalty kick to the goalkeeper’s right with 7:23 remaining in the first overtime period to provide a sudden 2-1 victory for the Wildcats of Novi over the Wildcats of Plymouth. A Plymouth defender had been charged with a hand ball infraction in the box to setup the 12-yard uncontested strike.

It was Haffey’s first goal of the season after moving from leading scorer last year with 17 goals to a defender this year.

“I knew before the game that I would be taking the penalty kick if we got one, so it was already set in stone. It wasn’t decided on the field,” the senior said of her PK that powered Novi to its fourth state crown in six years. Novi won three consecutive championships beginning in 2005.

“It didn’t bother me,” Haffey said about Plymouth goalkeeper Marissa Williams and her stall tactics just prior to the kick as the referee asked Williams several times are you ready and Williams replied not yet. “I just picked up some grass and threw it toward her face. It was a good idea on her part to mess with the shooter, but I already knew she was going to do it, so I was prepared for it.”

Her goal lifted Novi to a 21-2-2 record and Plymouth fell to 14-5-4 after making its first championship appearance.

Haffey also helped shoot Novi into a 1-0 lead 20:04 into the game when she delivered a perfect free kick from 10 yards wide left of the penalty area to the foot of fellow senior Taylor Hoover who volleyed the dish back past the diving Williams.

Plymouth juniors combined to square the game in the second half as these Wildcats regrouped after being outplayed and outshot 9-2 in the opening frame by Novi. Jennifer Babcock initiated the goal with a corner kick serve that bounded back to her so she redelivered a serve where McKenzie Hengesh headed home the equalizer with 13:29 to play in regulation time.

Novi had two quality chances to end the game in regulation, Jessica Jarvis was stoned by Williams with 9:02 to play and another Novi attempt clanked off the crossbar following a corner kick scramble with 6:04 remaining.

Plymouth was outshot 17-7 in regulation and was fortunate to reach overtime for the seventh consecutive tournament game. But Novi needed just one shot to secure the hardware. Williams and Novi keeper Gabby Gauruder each made five saves.

“It was an incredible run. Every game went to overtime,” said Plymouth coach Jeff Neschich, who’s club also lost a 1-0 crossover league match to Novi in the final week of the regular season. “Even in this game when it looked like we were out of it in the first half, they battled back and got back in the game and tied it up. Just incredible.”
Neschich looked around trying to soak in the experience. “This is a nice place to be—in the state finals. We’re only losing four seniors. I want to be back.”

D2

2010 Division 2 Champions - Marian High School

Bloomfield Hills Marian 2 - Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern 0
Marian's Danielle Mazur scored the games winning goal with16:55 left in the second half. Several minutes later, Marian senior, Stephanie Pilarski, scored an assurance goal to make it 2-0. Freshman Hanna Beck Sawyer earned the assist on that score. Bloomfield Hills Marian ends theie 2010 campaign at 22-1-2. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern finishes their fine season at 20-4-1.


D3
Hudsonville Unity Christian 1 - Williamston 0
Unity Christian's Paige Capel scored the game winner with 25:04 left in the game. She notched an 18-yard goal over the head of Williamston's keeper Courtney Clem. Unity Christian ends their season at 23-2-1, while Williamston goes to 21-4-1.

D4
Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes/Clarkston Everest Collegiate 2 - Kalamazoo Hackett 1
Hackett Catholic Central held a 1-0 lead at halftime on a goal by Christina Pinon. Our Lady of the Lakes freshman Ava Doetsch scoried at the 28:03 mark to tie the score at 1-1. Junior Meghan Topolewski gave WOLL the lead and victory at 20:02 on a PK. WOLL finishes at 17-1-1, while Hackett goes to 18-4-2.

June 16th

D1
Novi 1 - Rochester Adams 0

Junior Nikki Greenhalgh scores the matches lone goal. Novi  moves on to the State Final with a 20-2-2 record. Adams ends it's 2010 campaign at  16-3-3.

Plymouth 2 - Portage Central 1 (2OT)

D2

Ladywood's #7, Allison Bielski, hustles for a loose ball

Bloomfield Hills Marian 2 - Livonia Ladywood 0

Erin Ring gets the scoring going early in the first half for Marian. Adding the insurance goal for Marian in the second half was Alexa Singer with Danielle Mazur getting the assist. Marian heads to the State Finals, at MSU, to take on Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern. Marian is now 21-1-2.

Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern 1 - DeWitt 0

D3
Williamston 1 - Frankenmuth 0

Hudsonville Unity Christian 6 - Suttons Bay 0

D4
Kalamazoo Hackett 1 - Maple City Glen Lake 0

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 2 - Madison Heights Bishop Foley 0

Jessica Parry notches the game winning goal early in the match. Ava Doetsch scores late in the second half for the final score. Junior keeper Chantelle Ludwig earns her 13th shutout. WOLL is now 16-1-1.

June 12th

D1
Rochester Adams 1 - Grand Blanc 0

D2

2010 Region 6-2 Champions Ladywood High School

Livonia Ladywood 1 - Ann Arbor Skyline 0
Sophomore Kelly Capoccia scored the game winner in the 22nd minute for Ladywood (14-4-4). Junior goalkeeper Maddie Reed made 4 saves en route to her 7th shutout of the season. Ladywood moves on to face Birmingham Marian for the 4th time this season in the State Semi-Final on Wednesday at Andover @ 6pm.

D3
Williamston 2 - Detroit Country Day 1

June 11th

D1
Portage Central 4 - Okemos 2

D2
DeWitt 3 - Plainwell 0

D3
Frankenmuth 1 - Freeland 0

Suttons Bay 1 - Muskegon Oakridge 0

Hudsonville Unity Christian 2 - Grand Rapids South Christian 0


D4
Kalamazoo Hackett 3 - St Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 0

Maple City Glen Lake 1 - Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 0
Maple City Glen Lake is 19-1-2 and Grand Rapids North Pointe Chrsitian finished 19-3-2.

2010 Region 14-4 Champions Bishop Foley High School

Bishop Foley 3 - Dansville 1

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 2 - Memphis 0

June 10th

D1
Grand Blanc 3 - Utica Eisenhower 2 (SO)

Rochester Adams 1 - Midland Dow 0 (SO)

D2
Marian 5 - Lapeer East 0
East finishes the 2010 campaign with a 19-2-3 record. Marian ups it's record to 20-1-2.

Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern 1 - Bay City John Glenn 0
Maria Rich scores the winning goal.

June 9th

D3
Williamston 2 - Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 0

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 3 - Riverview Father Gabriel Richard 0

Grand Rapids South Christian 8 - Battle Creek Pennfield 0

Hudsonville Unity Christian 3 - Paw Paw 0

June 8th

D1
Canton 2 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1

Novi 2 - Fraser 1
Nicki Caruso scored twice for Novi.

Troy 1 - Grosse Pte. South 0
Emily Dzik scoried the games only goal with 19 minutes remaining to help advance the Colts to the regional finals.

Portage Central 2 - East Kentwood 1
Central now 24-0-2. EK finishes at 18-3-1.

Plymouth 1 - Dearborn 0

D2
Plainwell 7 - Three Rivers 2
Plainwell dominated the regional semifinal scoring early and often. Danielle Beery scored the first two goals at 5:57 and 9:12. Grace Howrigon added two goals and Alli Zimont, Theresa Tiehl, and Lauren Saar scored one each for the Trojans, who outshot the Wildcats 23-13 (15-8 on goal). TR junior Hannah McEnroe scored both goals for the Cats on free kicks, her 22nd and 23rd goals of the season (71 in her career). Plainwell improves to 20-1-1, Three Rivers ends their season at 15-4. Plainwell moves on to play Dewitt in the regional final at Harper Creek on Friday at 6:30.

Dewitt 6 - Parma Western 0
Western finsihes 16-5-1 while Dewitt improves to 17-2-1. Dewitt now faces Plainwell in the regional final.


Bay City John Glenn 1 - Holland Christian 0

Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern 3 - Fruitport 1

Bloomfield Hills Marian 3 - Haslett 1
Danielle Mazur scored twice to help pace Marian to victory.

Lapeer East 1 - Regina 0

Ann Arbor Skyline 1 - Berkley 0

Livonia Ladywood 4 - Riverview 1
Freshman Domenique Sarnecky, freshman Catherine Garber, sophomore Kelly Capoccia, and senior Shea McParlane scored for Ladywood (13-4-4). Riverview's Kamry Miller slammed home a shot off of a corner kick to make it 2 - 1.The Pirates pick up the tempo , getting a few more runs at Ladywood's net , but were turned back. Finally after Sierra Cano and Sam Vadasy both ended up watching with yellow cards, Livonia turned up the heat and made it 3 - 1. A late goal by a very good Ladywood team ended the game 4 - 1.Senior captains Sarah Pantanella , Emily Goddard ( Siena Heights) , Sierra Cano ( Schoolcraft College) and Sam Vadasy ( Northwood University) played thier last game for the Maroon and Gold, finishing four years on the varsity squad.Riverview ends the best season in school history with a 18 -3 -3 record ,scoring 90 goals giving up only 16. They came in second in the Woodhaven Tournament , were Huron League Champions and D2 District 21 Champions. Ladywood moves on to play Ann Arbor Skyline on Saturday at 7pm @ Trenton High School.

D3
Frankenmuth 1 - Flint Powers Catholic 0
Powers ends it season at 12-7-3. Frankenmuth ups it's record to 22-1-1. Michelle Marolf scored the winning goal for Frankenmuth.

Freeland 2 - Richmond 0

Muskegon Oakridge 3 - Cheboygan 1

Suttons Bay 7 - Lakeview 1

D4
St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 3 - Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 2

Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic 8 - Quincy 0

Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 2 - Charlevoix 1 (OT)
Grand Rapids NorthPointe Chrsitian is 21-2-2 and Charlevoix finished 15-6-2. Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian will play Maple City Glen Lake on Friday night (June 11) at 6:00 p.m. at the Traverse City Coast Guard field.

Maple City Glen Lake 3 - Hart 0
Maple City Glen Lake is 18-1-2 and Hart finished 13-8-2.
Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian will play Maple City Glen Lake on Friday night (June 11) at 6:00 p.m. at the Traverse City Coast Guard field.

Dansville 2 - Monroe St. Marys Catholic 0

Bishop Foley 2 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 1

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 4 - Saginaw Nouvel 1

Memphis 5 - EPLP Lakers 3

June 5th

Three Rivers 3 - Stevensville Lakeshore 0
Three Rivers won the first district title is school history dominating the Lancers. TR outshot Lakeshore 35-9 (18-3 on goal). Senior Jordan Meeth, and juniors Emily Rathburn and Hannah McEnroe all scored in the second half with Meeth and McEnroe picking up assists. TR improves to 15-3 (w/13 shutouts), Lakeshore ends their season 13-7.

2010 District 54 Champions Memphis High School

Memphis 2 - Oakland Christian 0

2010 District 22 Champions Ladywood High School

Livonia Ladywood 3 - Dearborn Divine Child 0
District 22-2 Final. Freshman Catherine Garber, sophomore Kelly Capoccia, and junior Devon McParlane scored for Ladywood (12-4-4). Sophomore Paige Brennan added two assists. Junior Maddie Reed made one save en route to her 6th shutout of the season.

2010 District 15 Champions Grand Blanc High School

Grand Blanc 1 - Flushing 0

2010 District 20 Champions Skyline High School

Ann Arbor Skyline 3 - Chelsea 1

Parma Western 2 - Vicksburg 1 (2OT)
District 18-2 Championship. Western is now 16-4-1.

2010 District 35 Champions Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 6 - Leslie 0

2010 District 25 Champions Marian High School

Marian 1 - Avondale 0 (SO)
Marian ups their record to 18-1-2 and will move on to play in the regionals at Fenton at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Avondale finishes at 11-8-3.

2010 District 24 Champions Regina High School

Warren Regina 4 - St. Claire Shores Lakeview 0
Regina wins their district with four goals in the second half. Morgan Himanek scored 2 goals and the other goals were scored by Megan Brosky and Rachel Dandar. Catie McGillis had two assists along with one assist from Alison Garstecki. Taylor Marchin made 11 saves for her 6th shutout.

2010 District 11 Champions Troy High School

Troy 2 -Utica 0
District 11 Final. Goals for Troy: Jenn Busk (Madeline Wideman) and Madeline Wideman (unassisted). Shutout by Victoria Traccoli.

2010 District 13 Rochester Adams High School

Rochester Adams 3 - Clarkston 1

2010 District 23 Champions Berkley High School

Berkley 2 - Madison Hts. Lamphere 1 (SO)
District 23-2. Berkley wins in SO (3-1).

2010 District 5 Champions Ann Arbor Pioneer Hgh School

Ann Arbor Pioneer 2 - Ann Arbor Huron 0
Pioneer wins the District 5 title. They advance to the regional semifinals against Canton on Tuesday June 8 at 5 pm.

2010 District 21 Champions Riverview Community High School

Riverview 3 - Trenton 2 (SO)
The Riverview Pirates continued their great season with a thrilling 3-2 (2 OTs) shootout victory over Trenton.After a back and forth scoreless first half,the second half was all you could ask for in a high school district final.Trenton got on the board first when Elyssa Wiegand banged in a free kick from the left of the box to make it 1 - 0.Riverview took over the play with many scoring chances ,finally Pam Parker raced down the right side and sent a kick to the back of the net to tie the score 1-1.The Pirates cheering was short lived when Trenton's Abby Wilson scored on wild scramble at the top of the box 40 seconds later to go up 2-1.The Pirates again applied intense pressure with many quality chances ,until Aly Masciovecchio sent a missile into the twine to tie the game again 2-2.With rain dumping buckets of water on the teams they battled through 2 scoreless overtime periods ,both teams had opportunities to end the game.In the shootout Natalie Righetti,Alyssa Davis and Elyssa Wiegand scored for Trenton , Riverview's Meaghan Bonadies made 2 big saves. Sarah Pantanella,Anthoula Papaionnou and Aly Masciovecchio scored to set up the fantastic finish when Erin Vestrand scored to make it 4-3 in the shootout to clinch the victory.Sierra Cano ,Sam Vadasy ,Amanda Mayros and Haley Schaafsma had steller defensive games.Emily Goddard ,Kamry Miller,Lauren McGee and Lexi Cano kept the offensive pressure on most of the game.Riverview next takes on Livonia Ladywood on Tuesday in regional action @Trenton High School game time 7:00pm.

2010 District 26 Champion Haslett High School

Haslett 3 - Fowlerville 0
Haslett won the Division 2 District 26 championship with a 3-0 victory over Fowlerville. Meghan Gifford, Torey Deimling, and Jessica Ray scored for Haslett. Jessica Ray had two assists and Madeline Sciarini also added an assist. Kelly Schaibly had 4 saves for Haslett. Haslett improves to 15-2-1 and advances to face defending state champion Marian.

2010 District 54 Champions Bishop Foley High School

Bishop Foley 6 - University Liggett 0

Shelby Twp Eisenhower 3 - Lake Orion 2
Aubey Sudomice scored two goals, while teammate Alyssa Tomassi added one goal for Eisenhower. Ike is now 14-2-1.

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 3 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 1

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 8 - Byron 0

Novi 5 - North Farmington 0
Nicki Caruso scored twice to help pace Novi to a district title. Novi now 15-2-2.

Lapeer East 2 - Lapeer West 1

Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian 1 - Holland Black River 0

Holland Christian 1 - East Grand Rapids 0 (SO)
East Grand Rapids finishes at 14 - 3 - 1. Holland Christian ups their record to 16-4-1.

East Kentwood 1 - Lowell 0 (2OT)
Lowell finishes at 12 - 4 - 0. East Kentwood climbs to 18 - 2 - 1 and advances to regional play.

Lakeview 2 - Howard City Tri-County 1

Grand Rapids South Christian 3 - Zeeland West 0

Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic 2 - Kalamazoo Christian 1
Kalamazoo Christian finishes at 13 - 9 - 0. Hackett moves on to the regionals with a 15 - 3 - 2 record.

Flint Powers Catholic 6 - Montrose 1
Division 3 at Powers: The host team won its 11th consecutive district championship with a 6-1 win over Montrose. In winning their 11th straight District Title, the Chargers have outscored opponents 47-2 in their last eight district title games. Sara Dewan scored twice for Powers (12-6-3) while Brittany Tenis, Julia Dubiel, Maddie Reynolds and Katie Buck also scored. Taryn Handyside scored for Montrose on a free kick. Perenial D-III powers Flint Powers Catholic and Frankenmuth (21-1-1) will meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the regional semifinal at Montrose.

Reeths-Puffer 3 - Rockford 2

Fruitport 3 - Cedar Springs 2
Ashley Newmeyer scores the game winner with less than a minute remaining in the second half.

Oakridge 3 - Freemont 0

Northpointe Christian 4 -Western Michigan Christian 3

Glen Lake 2 - Traverse City Liberty 1 (SO)
Glen Lakeups it's record to 17-1-2 and will now play Hart in a Division 4 regional Tuesday at the Coast Guard field in Traverse City.
TC Liberty finished the season at 11-3-6.

Suttons Bay 2 - Reed City 0
The Norse, now15-4-3, will take on Howard City at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Manistee in the Division 3 regional semifinal.

Charlevoix 2 - Harbor Springs 1 (OT)
Charlevoix will play at 5 p.m. Tuesday, in Traverse City, against Northpointe Christian .

2010 District 52 Champions St. Marys Catholic Central High School

Monroe St. Marys Catholic Central 4 - Saline Washtenaw Christian Academy 0

June 4th

2010 District 36 Champions Riverview Gabriel Richard High School

Riverview Gabriel Richard 1 - Grosse Ille 0
Goal: Ashley Henderson Assit: Annie Dahlquist Shut-out: Courtney Baum.

Dearborn 1 - Woodhaven 0
District 1-7. The Warriors season came to a close in a hard fought battle between two teams who have met each other in the district final for three years in a row. The Dearborn Pioneers avenged an early season loss to the Warriors. It was a very cautious game and not a lot of quality opportunities but neither team eased up at any point in the game. When it was beginning to have overtime overtures, Dearborn scored from a well placed free kick from just outside the 18 yard box with 4:20 left in the game, catching the top left corner of the goal. Excellent shot.
The Warriors bow out with a very credible season behind them, winning the WHS Tournament and also the Downriver League. Their record was 19-2-2 o/all, with 16 shut-outs...scoring 99 goals and conceding 10 in their 23 games.

June 3rd

Flint Powers Catholic 8 - Birch Run 0
In the District Semi-Final at Powers Catholic, Ashley Brisky ended the match in the 65th minute with a high twisting shot just beneath the bar from about 18-yards out. Powers was led offensively by Brittany Tenis's hat trick. Powers held Birch Run to only 1 shot in this 65-minute match, as Birch Run deployed a 7-2-1 alignment to try and stop the Chargers offense. Powers Catholic will try for their 11th straight District Title, when they meet the winner of the Montrose-Lakeville match. The win improved the 5th ranked Powers Catholic Chargers overall record to 11-6-3. The match was 3-0 at the half.

Livonia Ladywood 4 - Dearborn Heights Crestwood 2
Sophomore Kelly Capoccia had a goal and three assists for Ladywood (11-4-4). Senior Bianca Berry scored both goals for Crestwood (15-5-0). Halftime: 3-1 Ladywood.

Ann Arbor Skyline 8 - Ypsilanti 0

Warren Regina 5 - Warren Woods Tower 0
Catie McGillis scored 3 goals, other goals scored by Adriene Linke and Sydney Koehl. Taylor Marchin made 1 save for her 5th shutout.

Woodhaven 8 - Southgate 0
District 1-7. Scoring for the Warriors were junior, Brooke Austin with five goals. Kaitlynn Clemens had two goals and one assist. Limoza Islami had one goal. Assists went to Morgan Topolewski, Rachel Banks, Morgan Gillespey, Candice Bresnahan, Holly Miller, Lauren Badalamente and Amanda Barnes. Holly Miller had the shut-out, her 15th and the team's 16th of the season. The Warriors season record goes to 19-1-2 o/all.

Chelsea 5 - Tecumseh 0
Chelsea is 13 - 2 - 4.

Berkley 7 - Hazel Park 0
Berkley will play Lamphere in the district final at 2pm on Saturday.

Novi 5 - Farmington 0

Oakland Christian 11 - New Haven Merritt Academy 0
Oakland Christian goals and assists came from: Dana Johnston 3(G) 1(A), Darcy Johnston 2(G) 2(A), Samantha Woloson 2(G) 1(A), Taylor Mckenna 2(G), Elise Newcomer 1(G) Katie Van Sloten 1(G), Amanda Anderson 1(A), Rachel TerMarsh 1(A), Liza DiAntonio 2(A). Oakland Christian's record is 10-7 and advances to the final game of the district.

Bloomfield Hills Marian 6 - Cranbrook 0
Marian vs. Avondale in district final at Lahser at 1pm on Saturday June 5th.

Riverview 3 - Gibraltar Carlson 0
The Riverview Pirates put in a solid performance beating Gibraltar Carlson 3 - 0 in semi-final action Thursday.Meaghan Bonadies notched her 15th shutout of the season with another strong performance in net.The Bucs got on the board first with Emily Goddard banging home her third goal of the postseason.The Pirates midfield and defense kept Carlson away from any scoring chances almost the entire first half.A few minutes into the second half Erin Vestrand scored her first goal of the season to put Riverview up 2 - 0.The game was put out of reach when Haley Schaafsma scored to make it 3 - 0.In the night cap Trenton stopped Monroe Jefferson 8 - 0 with a few minutes left in the game.These results put Riverview and Trenton on a collision course in the District Final which will be on Saturday June 5th @ 7:00 pm also at Trenton High School.

Trenton 8 - Monroe Jefferson 0
District 2-21 final will be Trenton vs. Riverview on Saturday, 7pm @ Trenton.

Haslett 2 - East Lansing 0
In a semifinal game in District 26 of Division 2, the Haslett Vikings defeated the East Lansing Trojans 2-0. Haslett scored its first goal 9 minutes into the first half when junior forward Madeline Sciarini played senior forward Meghan Gifford in behind the East Lansing back line and one on one with the keeper for the shot and the goal. Haslett scored again early in the second half when Gifford’s one-touch pass found senior midfielder Taylor Parker who buried a well-placed shot into the far side of the goal. With the win Haslett improves to 14-2-1 for the year and advances to Saturday’s district championship game. Senior keeper Kelly Schaibly recorded 4 saves for Haslett while Maggie Campbell made eleven saves for East Lansing.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Brooklyn Columbia Central 0

Saginaw Nouvel 4 - Ithaca 2
Ithaca fought back to tie the game 1-1 and 2-2 on goals from Paige Beracy. Nouvel took the lead on a goal by Mackenzie Smith with 5 minutes left in the game. Ithaca gave up the final goal with less than a minute left while pushing up to try and get an equalizing goal. Emily Whipple and Katelyn Longanbach had strong defensive efforts for Ithaca. Angie Smith made 12 saves in net for Ithaca who finishes their season 14-3-3.

Parma Western 1 - Harper Creek 0
Western is 15-4-1 while Harper Creek ends the season at 8-8-1. Western advances to play Vicksburg for the district title Saturday at 10am.

Vicksburg 3 - Marshall 2
Vicksburg plays in the district final at home on Saturday @ 10am against Parma Western.

Salem 3 - Pinckney 2 (SO)

Clarkston 4 - Waterford Mott 0

Shelby Twp. Eisenhower 1 - Stoney Creek 0

Notre Dame Prep 8- Madison Hgts Madison 0
At DCD, NDP scored 7 goals in the first 17 minutes of the game and got the final goal 30 seconds into the second half to win the lopsided match. The Irish move on to play Detroit Country Day on saturday at 3pm at DCD in the district final. Scoring for the Irish on thursday were Stephanie Accurso, Taylor Aiello, Jenn Klei, Marisa Mancinotti, Ava Healy, Leah McGrail, Leah Ewald, and Alexa Cannon. Captains Lauren Jbara added 3 assists and Katrina Stencel gave 2 helpers.

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 4 - Clawson 0

Troy 2 - Sterling Hts. Stevenson 0

Avondale 1 - Lahser 0
Avondale (11-7-3) earned their first-ever playoff victory over Lahser with tough and physical 1-0 victory. Valedictorian Natalie Lopes scored her second game winning goal of the playoffs when she knocked in a rebound off a Kayla Mannino shot. Avondale's defense, led by Regina Nofs, Rachel Sonego, Lauren Kroninger and Natalie Lopes limited Lahser's quality shots. When they did get through, Andrea Strauss made the saved to earn the shut-out. Avondale moves on to face defending state champion Marian this Saturday at 1:00.

Rochester Adams 6 - Waterford Kettering 2

Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 10 - St. Thomas More 0

Grosse Pte. South 2 - Warren Cousino 0

Grosse Pte. North 6 - East Detroit 0

Fraser 3 - Anchor Bay 1

Paw Paw 3 - South Haven 0

Edwardsburg 2 - Buchanan 1

Ann Arbor Pioneer 4 - Monroe 1

Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Saline 0 (SO)
Providing Saline's shootout goal was Meghan Stephens.

Zeeland West 4 - Wyoming Kelloggsville 0

Cedar Springs 3 - Greenville 0

Lapeer West 3 - Clio 1

East Grand Rapids 15 - Wyoming Rogers 0

Bad Axe 1 - Cass City 0

Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 1 - Hudsonville Freedom Christian 0

Grayling 2 - Tawas Area 0

Byron 10 - Howell Kensington Woods 0

Fruitport 1 - Spring Lake 0

Saginaw Valley Lutheran 8 - Burton Faith 0

Traverse City Liberty 8 - Pentwater 0

Glen Lake 7 - Mason County Eastern 0

Alpena 3 - Traverse City West 2 (OT)
Alpena scored two minutes into overtime for the win. Alpena next will host Midland Dow in Saturday's final.

Suttons Bay 5 - Mason County Central 1

Cheboygan 3 - Elk Rapids 0

Reed City 5 - Benzie Central 3

Three Rivers 2 - St. Joseph 0
Three Rivers pitched their 12th shutout of the season in a district semifinal game with St. Joe. The Cats outshot the Bears 32-12, but could only put eight shots on net (St. Joe had two shots on goal). Freshman Lindsey Seifert scored the first goal at 13:00 off an assist from junior Perri Weiderman. Senior Jordan Meeth added the second at 60:45 off an assist from junior Maley Wright. TR improves to 14-3, St. Joe ends their season 8-9-1.

Plymouth 1 - Northville 0 (SO)
0-0 through regulation and 2 overtimes. Games was decided by penalty kicks. Plymouth wins 4-3 in PKs.

June 2nd

Riverview Gabriel Richard 5 - Livonia Clarenceville 0

Grosse Ile 2 - Allen Park Cabrini 0

 D 3 - District 36. 

Canton 8 - Livonia Franklin 0

North Farmington 2 - Walled Lake Western 0
North continues on a 12 game unbeaten streak, outscoring opponents 24-4 during that span. Jessie Trimmer, 2 goals. Morgan Moffatt got both assists.

Garden City 4 - Dearborn Fordson 1
Alex Johnson had 1 goal and 3 assists. GC is 11-5-4 and will play Canton at Edsel Ford HS Saturday in the District final. Canton advanced with a 8-0 win over Livonia Franklin.

Plainwell 8 - Allegan 0

Rockford 1 - Grand Haven 0

Grand Blanc 2 - Saginaw Heritage 1 (SO)
Grand Blanc wins in Shootout 5-4.

Hudsonville 1 - Jenison 0

Freeland 1 - Gladwin 0

Hudsonville Unity Christian 8 - Grand Rapids West Catholic 0

Midland Bullock Creek 2 - Essexville Garber 1

Charlevoix 5 - Burt Lake NMCA 2

Suttons Bay 6 - Manistee 0 

June 1st

Oakland Christian 9 - New Life Christian Academy 1
Oakland Christian wins their first district game. Darcy Johnston had 4 goals and 2 assists for the game. Dana Johnston added 2 goals and Elise Newcomer had a goal and 3 assists. Rachel TerMarsh had 1 goal and 2 assists with Liza DiAntonio adding a goal and an assist. New Life's goal scorer was Eliza Wilton with the assist from McKensey Hedberg.

Berkley 9 - Farmington Hills Harrison 1
Berkley will face the winner of Hazel Park/Centerline Thursday at 7pm @ Hurley Field.

Haslett 1 - Linden 0
In District 26 of Division 2, Haslett defeated #9 Linden 1-0. Haslett’s goal came midway through the first half when senior forward Meghan Gifford found junior forward Madeline Sciarini for a shot placed just inside the left post and a goal. Kelly Schaibly made 5 saves for Haslett and Lexi Downes had 7 saves for Linden. With the victory Haslett improves to 13-2-1 and Linden falls to 12-2-4. Haslett advances to play East Lansing in Fowlerville on Thursday. East Lansing had a bye in the opening round of the tournament.

Ann Arbor Skyline 3 - Milan 0

Ferndale 8 - Hamtramck 0
Scoring for Ferndale where Molly Breen-Bondie with 2 and Melina Tumpkin, Kaleigh Wilson, Kelsey Wilson, Lexie Brisson-Fast, Jasmine Lenaway, and Carly Furze each had one. Assists went to Kattlynn Chartier and Kelsey Wilson with 3 apiece and Molly Breen-Bondie with 2. Tina Woods and Emma Whipple shared the shutout. Ferndale will play Lamphere Thursday at 5pm at Hurley Field in Berkley.

Riverview 8 - Carleton Airport 0
The Riverview Pirates took care of business as expected versus Carleton Airport beating them 8 - 0 in round 1 of district play. Pam Parker , Courtney Winchell, Lauren McGee, Emily Goddard ( 2), Aly Masciovecchio and Kamry Miller scored for the visiting Bucs in the first half.Lexi Cano continued a very productive freshman season with another goal to close the game out.Riverview ,the Huron League Champs ,next take on Gibraltor Carlson (who beat New Boston Huron) Thursday at Trenton game time 5:30pm.

Salem 8 - Redford Union 0

Dearborn Divine Child 4 - South Lyon 2
South Lyon ends the season at 8-10-3.

Sterling Hts. Stevenson 2 - W. Bloomfield 0

Stoney Creek 6 - Port Huron Northern 0

Chelsea 4 - Dexter 3 (2OT)
Chelsea had a 2 - 0 lead with 38 minutes left. Dexter scored 3 goals in 12 minutes to take the lead. Chelsea equalized with 15 minutes remaining. With 2 minutes left before penalty kicks, Chelsea got the game winner. Great efforts from 2 great teams. Chelsea moves to 12 - 2 - 4 and Dexter finishes at 7 - 4 - 8.

Notre Dame Prep 7 - Lutheran North 0
In a Division 3 district game at Lutheran North High School, NDP stormed out to an early lead and never looked back. Jenn Klei had 2 goals and an assist to lead the team, who also got a goal and 2 assists from Katrina Stencel. Lauren Jbara notched a goal and an assist as well. Taylor Aiello, Ava Healy and Alexa Cannon finished off chances for NDP to cap the scoring...Freshmen Mackenzie Fahr and Leah McGrail tallied their first varsity points with an assist each. Freshmen Alex Arnoldy and Michelle Sullivan made a total of 5 saves in the shutout. NDP (9-9-0) moves on to the district semifinal at 7pm thursday at Counttry day vs the winner of Mt Clemens/Madison Hgts Madison.

Riverview Gabriel Richard 8 - Detroit Ceasar Chavez 0

Novi 1 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Kelli Timar scored with 10 minutes left. Novi is now 15-2-2. Walled Lake Northern ends at 9-7-3.

Parma Western 3 - Coldwater 0
Western is now 14-4-1 and will face the winner of Harper Creek and Kalamazoo Loy Norrix.

Pinckney 7 - Livonia Churchill 0
Pinckney advanced to the District 6 semi-final defeating Livonia Churchill 7 - 0. Eliza VanDeKerhove and Vija Veinbergs scored for the Pirates in the first half. VanDeKerhove scored again in the second half, and assisted Casey Powers on a goal. Jessica Fierek scored the next 2 for Pinckney, and Caroline Ozuch finished the scoring on a ball from Brianna Amat. Lauren Weber Wright made 4 saves in the shut-out. Pinckney awaits the winner of Plymouth Salem and Redford Union. Pinckney in now 10-7-2.  

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 3 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
District 35.

Lapeer West 12 - Flint Northern 0

Bloomfield Hills Marian 7 - Birmingham Seaholm 2
Marian moves on to play Cranbrook on Thursday June 3rd at Lahser HS at 7pm.

Avondale 2 - Fenton 0
Avondale scored two first half goals and the defense held up to earn the shut-out of last year's state semi-finalist Fenton (11-5-4). Natlie Lopes (Kayla Mannino) and Leslie Carter (Kelsey Wilson) scored for the Yellowjackets (10-7-3). Avondale travel to Lahser on Thursday (4:00 kickoff) to face the Lahser/Andover winner.

Walled Lake Western 6 - Walled Lake Central 0
Rachel Good had three goals in the match. Jenny Shaba added two of her own and Alivia Kemspter scored as well.
Assists came from Alivia Kempster (2), Madison Schram, and Senior Captain Shayna Naemi. Warriors are now 12-6 and move on to the next round in districts to face North Farmington.

Rochester Adams 1 - Rochester 0 (2OT)
Hannah Lee scores on an unassisted corner kick with 22 seconds left in the 2nd OT.

Clarkston 5 - Milford 1

Ithaca 8 - Saginaw Arts and Science Academy 0
Ithaca Scoring: Paige Beracy 4g 1a, Myranda Lee 2g 1a, Alison Wadsworth 1g, Tracey Cyphert 1g 1a, Louise Vanderploeg 2a, Ashley Clark 1a. Angie Smith had two saves in the shut out. Ithaca advances to play Saginaw Nouvel on Thursday at Nouvel at 4:00. Ithaca Record: 14-2-3 (10-1-3 TVC West).

Woodhaven 8 - Taylor Kennedy 0
District 1-7. Scoring for the Warriors, were Kaitlynn Clemens (two goals), Brooke Austin (two goals), Hilary Harubin, Morgan Gillespey, Limoza Islami and Kaytia Oberdorf. Gaining assists were, Morgan Gillespey, Morgan Topolewski, Lauren Badalamente (two), Limoza Islami, Rachel Banks and Kaitlynn Clemens. Holly Miller had the shut-out, the teams 15th of the season. The Warriors record stands at 18-1-2 o/all.

Waterford Kettering 8 - Pontiac 0

Utica 3 - Beverly Hills Groves 1

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 3 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 1
The visiting Knights kicked off their districts with a victory over their city rivals. Lahser jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead 12 minutes into the game on goals by sophomore Caroline Eagan (assist to junior Chandler Roberts) and freshman Suzanne Miller. Andover answered 5 minutes later with a goal by Jennifer Thelen, and that was the score at the half. The outcome was still in doubt with 13 minutes left when Chandler Roberts scored off an assist from sophomore Hannah Rose. Hailey Holman earned the victory in goal for Lahser. Lahser(5-12-2) moves on to face Avondale Thursday at 4:00 at Lahser High School.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 7 - South Lyon East 1
Crestwood improves to 15-4 on the year. Crestwood will play Ladywood on thursday for the district semi-finals.

Alpena 2 - Traverse City Central 0
Alpena is 4-7-5 and Traverse City Central finished 4-13-6. Alpena won their first ever districts win in School history in 19 years. Alpena played girls soccer since 1991. Alpena had all 11 seniors starting line up. Shots on Goals : Alpena 9, Traverse City Central 2.

Gaylord 3 - Petoskey 2

Fraser 2 - L'Anse Creuse North 0

Trenton 5 - Allen Park 4 (OT)
District 2-21.

Clio 5 - North Branch 2

Cardinal Mooney 8 - Dryden 0

Byron 3 - Genesee Christian 2

Birch Run 8 - Flint Southwest Academy 0
Lexi McLeod tallied 5 goals, 1 assist; Haley Hadaway and Bree Rick 1 goal, 1 assist each. Freshman Allison Bosley 1 goal. Jerica Miller, Kim Maurer, Kayla Maestaz 1 assist each. Goalkeeper Laura Pavlicek posts her 8th shutout of the season with stout defensive play from Cassie Slavik, Ashlee Hurst, Sarah Crispell, Jerica Miller, Marissa Gibson who did not allow a shot on goal. Half 5-0 BR; SOG 22-0 BR; Birch Run improves to 11-9-1 O/A and will face Flint Powers Catholic 330p @ Powers.

Troy 1 - Troy Athens 0

Grosse Pt. South 2 - Royal Oak 0

Beverly Hills Detroit Country Day 8 - Algonac 0

Tawas 1 - Oscoda 0 (OT)
The Oscoda Lady Owls' soccer season was ended Tuesday night when the Tawas Braves netted a "Golden Goal" ten minutes into overtime of a scoreless tie. Both teams battled up and down the field for 90 minutes until Tawas' Audrey Thoryk scored on a tipped ball past the diving fingers of Oscoda goalkeeper, Kaylee Charters.
"It was by far the best game we've played this season. The girls gave a maximum effort tonight", was Oscoda Coach Gary Schneider's reaction. "We deserved to win but they got the break and finished it tonight."
Oscoda ends the season at 8-8-2. "We had a good season and with the talented freshmen and sophomores we have, we are very excited about the future", said assistant coach Tim Colborn.
The Lady Owls will graduate 8 seniors but only 2 had more than 3 years experience and they have played most of the season without 4 year starter, Rushelle Sidebottom,who went down after only 2 games this year to injury. Next years' seniors have all been playing for multiple years and include Oscoda's all time scoring leader Dani Griffin who matched last years' record setting 23 goals.
Tuesday night the defense was led by Mary Ruby with 8 intercepts and Katy Peacock with 7 intercepts and 4 non-keeper saves. Freshman Tori LaPointe was a thorn in the Tawas attack all night. LaPointe stole 14 Tawas balls and had another 4 intercepts. Melissa Yang stopped many attacks in the middle of the defense and was credited with a non-keeper save also. Senior Marie Stork ended with 4 steals and 4 intercepts. Stork also set the Oscoda assist record for a season with 12 this campaign.

Clinton 1 -Ypsilanti Calvary Christian 0

Romeo 3 - Oxford 1

Grand Blanc 3 - Holly 0
District 15. Grand Blanc (15-2-3 overall).

Garden City 1 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0
Garden City next plays Dearborn Fordson at Edsel Ford at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Southgate Anderson 1 - Romulus 0

Anchor Bay 4 - Dakota 1

Northville 4 - Livonia Stevenson 1
Northville moves to 15-2-2. Next Game is round two of the District Playoffs, June 3 vs. Plymouth @ Stevenson.

Tecumseh 1 - Adrian 0

Gibraltar Carlson 1 - New Boston Huron 0 (SO)
In District 21-2 action, both teams battled to a 0-0 draw through regulation and 2 OT's. The Marauders win on PK's 4-3 and move on to face Riverview at Trenton High School on Thursday at 5:30 PM.

Dearborn 6 - Wayne Memorial 0

Farmington 6 - Lakeland 4 

Hazel Park 3 - Centerline 0

N. Farmington 2 - Farmington Hills Mercy 1

Warren Cousino 3 - Warren Mott 1

East Detroit 5 - Southfield Lathrup 1

Madison Hts. Lamphere 8 - Warren Fitzgerald 0 

Royal Oak Shrine 6- Lutheran Northwest 1

Bishop Foley 8 - Parkway Christian 0

Flint Kearsley 3 - Brandon 2

Lapeer East 8 - Flint Northwestern 0

Fowlerville 3 - Owosso 0

Laingsburg 3 - Corunna 2

Haslett 1 - Linden 0

LakeVille 3 - Millington 2

Montrose 9 - Chesaning 0

Williamston 3 - Goodrich 1

Durand 3 - Lake Fenton 0

Lansing Catholic Central 1 - Perry 0