| Date |
Score |
Recap: |
Scoring |
| 6/5 |
League
Championships |
|
|
| 5/23 |
Tentawon 7 - Wy'East 6 |
Tentawon Recap: We had a couple of extra
players show up for our Sunday roadtrip game and they proved to be critical
since most of our squad "enjoyed" the festivities of downtown
Portland just a little too much on Saturday. Mulkey had a fantastic game and stuffed at least 4
point-blank one-on-one shots from the WyEast offense. WyEast played a tough game and pulled
ahead by 2 goals midway through the 4th quarter. We fired back with 3 goals of our own in the last ten
minutes and then the defense shutdown WyEast's remaining efforts to give us
the win. This was a great way to
end our regular season as we've won 4 of our last 5 games. We are psyched to be in the final
four tourney in 2 weeks and will be coming to play! |
Tentawon: Fimmano 2, Miller 2, Jensen 1,
Williams 1, Brick 1, , , , , |
| 5/23 |
Tentawon 7 - Wy'East 6 |
Tentawon Recap: We had a couple of extra
players show up for our Sunday roadtrip game and they proved to be critical
since most of our squad "enjoyed" the festivities of downtown
Portland just a little too much on Saturday. Mulkey had a fantastic game and stuffed at least 4
point-blank one-on-one shots from the WyEast offense. WyEast played a tough game and pulled
ahead by 2 goals midway through the 4th quarter. We fired back with 3 goals of our own in the last ten
minutes and then the defense shutdown WyEast's remaining efforts to give us
the win. This was a great way to
end our regular season as we've won 4 of our last 5 games. We are psyched to be in the final
four tourney in 2 weeks and will be coming to play! |
Tentawon: Fimmano 2, Miller 2, Jensen 1,
Williams 1, Brick 1, , , , , |
| 5/23 |
College Inn 11 - Old Seattle 3 |
- |
College Inn: Mariani 3, Johnston 2,
Anderson 2, Daniels 1, Travers 1, Chao 1, Crane 1, , , |
| 5/22 |
Redhook 11 - Seattle 6 |
Redhook Recap: The mighty Redhook
finished the '99 crusade with a convincing win over the Seattle Lacrosse
Club. Redhook scored the first goal, led 8-1 at half and except for a
temporary lapse in the 4th, dominated the entire game. Tim Morris played
outstading in net for Redhook, Maestro picked up his average with 4 sweet
goals and the defense was swarming. Unfortunately, with Rainier forfeiting
their last two games to Victoria, the Redhook club has been bumped from the
playoffs by Victoria...all-in-all a very solid year for the 'hook. Watch out
for us in '00! |
Redhook: Sauri 2, Younge 2, Maestretti 4,
Hurt 3, , , , , , |
| 5/22 |
Tentawon 10 - Eugene 2 |
Tentawon Recap: A beautiful day in a
beautiful town and a great day for lacrosse! We traveled light but we seem to play better when we're
shorthanded. Greg Fimmano had a
stellar day with 4 goals while rookie attackman Matt Fersch got his first
hat-trick for Tentawon. Eugene
played very well but just kept missing point-blank quick-stick shots on the
goal. We only had 4 longsticks
and one of those was nursing a hamstring injury but they kept us in it the
whole way. We look forward to
seeing these guys again at the Eugene Tourney in September. Eugene Recap: Great day to
play, unfortunately not a great game for Eugene. Tentawon came down short a goalie stick, and used the
loaner we gave them to the fullest.
Eugene had plenty of opportunities in the first half, but either
missed the cage, or hit Mulky-although Mulky played a great game. Tentawon controlled the draws and
that ended up hurting Eugene's offensive chances in the second half. It was a good game for both
clubs. We look forward to seeing
all the B division clubs in September. |
Tentawon: Fimmano 4, Fersch 3, Miller 1,
Merton 1, Brick 1, , , , , Eugene: foster 1, bloom 1,
, , , , , , , |
| 5/22 |
College Inn 8 - Steelhead 4 |
- |
College Inn: Mariani 3, Johnston 3,
Holmes 1, Crane 1, , , , , , |
| 5/22 |
Huron 18 - Wy'East 6 |
Huron Recap: Finally a beautiful day for
lacrosse. Wy'East and Huron
played a good hard fought game that resulted in Huron's highest goal output
for the year. Huron held a 10-1
half-time lead before Wy'East started clicking a bit better and kept us in
check with a 8-5 second half game. We will need to sustain this offensive
production if we are to have any hope in the playoffs. Our Defense and goalie played another
stellar game for us as they have done all year. Thanks Wy'East for the cold keg at the post=game
festivities. |
Huron: Mackey 5, Alexander 4, McGuire 3,
Hanjal 2, Upchurch 1, Koransky 1, Woodson 1, Pizorski 1,
, |
| 5/16 |
Seattle 5 - Blue Collar 2 |
Seattle Recap: Despite the low score,
this was yet another good game between us. Collar came out strong looking to win, but stellar
goal-tending by Hugh Barber kept Seattle in the game. The game was tied at half-time with a
2-2 score. In the third quarter
Seattle stepped up the defense and in the fourth turned up the offense. Seattle stepped into 2nd place as we
closed the game out with another victory against the mighty BC... |
Seattle: Low 1, Barr 1, Schafer 1,
Rezoski 1, Norwood 1, , , , , |
| 5/16 |
Redhook 11 - Victoria 7 |
Redhook Recap: Redhook finally got back
in the win column with a victory of Victoria. Have to admit it was nice
batting cleanup playing Victoria in their 4th game of the weekend. Redhook
moved ball well, scored when we were suppose to, and avoided getting into any
altercations with the fiesty cannucks. Duke played solid in cage for the
'hook coming out of retirement. Ryan Hurt had another quite hat trick. |
Redhook: Hurt 3, Jackson 2, Maestretti 2,
Schare 1, Sauri 2, Vannoy 2,
, , , |
| 5/16 |
Portland 15 - Victoria 4 |
- |
Portland: Haendler 4, Haynes 1, Niemi 2,
Trinchero 1, Guy 1, Galloway 2, Lardy 1, Demers 1, Wayland 1, Heath 1
Victoria: Bell 1, J Tasko 2, N tasko 1,
, , , , , , |
| 5/15 |
College Inn 12 - Huron 3 |
College Inn Recap: |
|
| 5/15 |
Portland 9 - Victoria 4 |
- |
Portland: Haynes 5, Trinchero 1, Galloway
3, , , , , , , Victoria: Christiaens 1, J Tasko 2, N Tasko 1, , , , , , , |
| 5/15 |
Tentawon 7 - Adecco 2 |
Tentawon Recap: This was another hard
fought battle that was critical to keeping both teams in the playoff
running. Despite some
questionable calls from the ref that almost cost us the game we fought hard
for 4 quarters and came out on top.
We have been improving each week and look forward to a couple of tough
games against Eugene and WyEast next weekend. |
Tentawon: Miller 2, Henneberry 1, Fersch
1, Jensen 1, Williams 1, Fimmano 1,
, , , Adecco: New 1, Noble, M 1,
, , , , , , , |
| 5/15 |
Eugene 15 - Steelhead 4 |
Eugene Recap: Eugene once again had three
midfield line and managed to take advantage of their numbers as Steelhead was
missing some of their key players as they traveled south to play. Eugene came out fast and moved the
ball well on offense. Steelhead
won most of the draws, but Eugene had good play from the defense and
outstanding play once again from their keeper, Eric Haines. The Wiz played a great game in the
cage for Steelhead making at least half a dozen one on one stops. In the end it was too many legs as
Eugene kept up the pressure on both the offensive and defensive sides of the
field. Post game activities got
everyone on the Steelhead team well prepared for the coast camping trip. Steelhead Recap: The 'head weren't so mighty on this day. We traveled lightly leaving 5
starters at home including our goalie and back-up goalie and Eugene
embarrassed us for it. We could
do nothing right and they did everything right. Our defense, which has been the stabilizing force all
season long was made to look like rookies, missing slides and letting their
men get open looks at the goal.
On the offensive end we couldn't find the cage and the few times that
we did the Eugene goalie ate them up.
Its gut check time for the Steelhead, at a time in the season when we
should be "peaking" we seem to be sinking. The only bright spot we had was some
stellar play by Steve Wisman who inherited the goalie stick. |
Eugene: Dahl 5, Graff 4, Clemons 3, Bloom
2, Strening 1, , , , , Steelhead: Brekke 2, Graves 1, Goodman 1, , , , , , , |
| 5/15 |
Huron 3 - College Inn 11 |
Huron Recap: Huron had a less than
stellar performance and received a less than stellar result. When you play
College Inn you have to bring your best game, we brought one of our worst and
were handed our lunches. College
Inn is strong with or without Benson.
Good job CIP. "Thank
you Sir, may I have another" in the playoffs. |
Huron: Mackey 2, Hajnal 1, , , , , , , , College Inn: Hutchins 2, Johnston 2, Mariani 2, Murphy 2, Anderson
1, Daniels 1, Lavin 1, Milesi 1,
, |
| 5/14 |
Seattle 12 - Victoria 9 |
Seattle Recap: Seattle's attack came on
strong in a 12-9 victory over Victoria.
It was a good, close game - but Victoria ran out of energy due to the
lack of numbers. |
Seattle: Low 4, Fitz 4, Ostrander 2,
Rezoski 1, Norwood 1, , , , , Victoria: Tim Dennett 1, Bissenden 1, Christiaens 2, J Tasko 1, N
Tasko 2, Marshall 1, Pollock 1,
, , |
| 5/9 |
Seattle 14 - Victoria 8 |
- |
Seattle: Barr!!! 4, Norwood 3, Simmons 3,
Everett 2, Bissell 1, Tim Fitz 1,
, , , Victoria: Tim Dennett 1, Pollock 1, Christiaens 1, Page 2, Jamie
Tasko 3, , , , , |
| 5/9 |
Redhook 5 - Portland 11 |
Redhook Recap: This was a very close game
during the first half....13 tired pairs of legs couldn't hang in the second.
Nice effort however... |
Redhook: Caponi 1, Younge 1, Jackson 1,
Harvey 1, Van Noy 1, , , , , Portland: Guy 4, Trinchero 1, Lardy 1, Hering 1, Galloway 1, Heath 1,
Haynes 3, , , |
| 5/8 |
Steelhead 6 - Old Seattle 8 |
Steelhead Recap: We started the game with
the thought of having fun. That
didnt work. We were out shot
probably 15 to 1. Another
incredable game by our goalie Gary Gibb. I believe we were down 4 to 0 at the half. We started to play in the third
quarter. We hit hard, hustled and started scoring. We were
then served whine by our hosts. That was fine but the mood of the game
changed. Tempers started
flareing on both teams and several fights almost broke out. Aparently the old timers had forgoten
that lacrosse is a contact sport. Not to say that we were completly
inocent. In the forth
quarter the score was 6 to 8
with two minutes left. We could
not score that time. Old seattle
is a good bunch of guys and we are glad to have had the oportunity to play
against them. We are looking
forward to next time. |
Steelhead: wisman 2, beckman 1, johnson
1, lendt 1, massiglia 1, , , , , |
| 5/8 |
Blue Collar 14 - Rainier 6 |
- |
Blue Collar: Barr 2, Foster, Ar 2,
Snorsky, P 2, Contreras 2, Martens 2, Haley 1, Martin 1, Benazzi 1, Ohara
1, |
| 5/8 |
Seattle 11 - Victoria 18 |
- |
Seattle: Schafer 2, Larratt 2, Everett 2,
Tim Fitz 2, Norwood 1, Bach 1, Bland 1,
, , Victoria: Bell 2, Tim Dennett 4, Pollock 6, Christiaens 4, J Tasko 3,
Terry Dennett 1, , , , |
| 5/8 |
Redhook 6 - Portland 10 |
Redhook Recap: We were up 5-3 at halftime
- tied at the end of the 3rd...lost a close one with only 13 guys! |
Redhook: Van Noy 3, Schare 1, Caponi 1,
Younge 1, , , , , , Portland: Maguire 1, Haynes 1, Heath 1, Galloway 1, Haendler 3,
Augspurger 1, Niemi 1, , , |
| 5/8 |
Tentawon 2 - College Inn 14 |
Tentawon Recap: Believe it or not this
game was close until the 4th quarter.
The Pub was leading 6-2 going into the fourth but we felt in the game
the whole way as our defense was having a great game and we were getting some
excellent ball movement on the offense.
The wheels fell off in the 4th, like they have in so many of our games
this season. If we can find a
way to finish strong we'll give our remaining opponents some tough
games. Hats off to Tom Benson, a
fine player and gentleman who will be missed. |
Tentawon: Henneberry 1, Thomas 1 College Inn: Johnston 3,
Anderson 3, Mariani 2, Benson 1, Milesi 1, Miller 1, Moulton 1, Murphy 1,
Walsh 1, |
| 5/2 |
Seattle 11 - Rainier 6 |
- |
Seattle: Bland 4, Fitz 2, Ostrander 2,
Simmons 1, Bissell 1, Norwood 1,
, , , |
| 5/2 |
Wy'East 6 - Portland 18 |
Wy'East Recap: Wy'East played a short but
talented Portland squad after Eugene softened them up. Playing with many
players out of position, Portland still romped over Wy'East. Not much to say,
as this game counted for nothing in the standings and many players on both
sides neglected to show up.
Afterwards we had some Widmer and thanked the heavens that there were
no major injuries. Soo Hoo
apologizes to the #26 Portland player for the slash to the nutz, I was just
going for the butt end of your stick.
Of all the times to not wear a cup...whoops. |
Wy'East: Jenkins 2, Soo Hoo 1, Cleveland
1, Stearns 2, , , , , , |
| 5/2 |
Huron 16 - Adecco 1 |
Huron Recap: Addecco was the unfornate
recipient of the fall out of our game the day before. Huron brought its game on Sunday and
with Addecco traveling light and playing a tight game the day before, Huron
picked up its first route. Great
team effort for Huron. Game got
a little chippy at the end, but was a good game throughout. We hope to maintain this level the
rest of the season. Eleven
different player scored for Huron!! |
Huron: Mackey 3, Bennett 2, Koransky 2,
Upchurch 2, Erickson 1, Skuttum 1, Hajnal 1, Woodson 1, Olson 1, Pizorski 1, Ryan 1 Adecco: Emmons 1 |
| 5/1 |
Wy'East 2 - Eugene 12 |
Wy'East Recap: Wy'East stumbled down the
I-5 corridor into Eugene missing a few pieces. After a PNLA Tourney battle
the week previous with Eugene to get into the "B Division" Final,
which Wy'East won 6-3, Eugene fought hard to win back the "Willamette
Cup". In the second year of
the "Willamette Cup" series, the trophy stayed in Eugene. What happened to the team that went
so far in the PNLA a week before?
An evil mojo put on by some granola Eugene crystal-selling deadhead
witch doctor? That's what we
thought. Nothing went right for
the Jeckyl and Hyde boys from Wy'East. The ground caused funny bounces,
no-one could shoot at the net, and Eugene was golden. Their passes were crisp, their shots
went in, and the defense was stout. Playoffs? More like playoofs for Wy'East this year. |
Wy'East: Conlon 1, Jenkins 1, , , , , , , , |
| 5/1 |
College Inn 7 - Seattle 11 |
- |
College Inn: Johnston 2, Benson 1,
Mariani 1, Travers 1, Chao 1, Brown 1,
, , , |
| 5/1 |
Steelhead 10 - Adecco 6 |
Steelhead Recap: Adecco traveled strong,
but from what I understand their Friday night in Seattle was even
stronger. The game was tight for
the first half but the Steelhead middies got some quick goals and then the
defense took control of the game as they have all year. |
Steelhead: Esser 4, Graves 2, Brekke 1,
Massiglia 1, Shuck 1, Goodman 1 Adecco: New 3, Jenks 2, Long 1 |
| 5/1 |
Eugene 12 - Wy'East 2 |
Eugene Recap: Well Eugene finally played
the type of game we thought we could.
With the coveted Willamette Cup on the line we finally found the right
motivation. Having the luxury of
three midfield lines the middies came out and ran hard all day. Good defense by the long sticks and
the middies managed to keep the Wy'East offense in check, and the middies did
a good job of getting the ball into the hands of the attack- all but two
goals came from the attack. The
cup will rest in the southern Willamette valley until next year when the
battle for the cup will resume. |
Eugene: Dahl 5, Strening 4, Bloom 2,
Wilton 1 |
| 5/1 |
Redhook 9 - Blue Collar 10 |
Redhook Recap: Another close winable loss
for the Mighty Redhook... |
Redhook: Hurt 3, Younge 2, Sauri 2,
Maestretti 1 Blue Collar: Foster, Aaron 3,
O'hara 4, Gilbert 1, Contreras 2, Roberts 1 |
| 5/1 |
Tentawon 5 - Huron 4 |
Tentawon Recap: Tentawon tried something
different today...we came out with a relaxed attitude and were focused on
just enjoying the great game of lacrosse. We jumped to a quick 3-1 lead and led 4-1 at the half. We were short on attack so we dropped
John Cassidy and Kyle Williams down low and they had a awesome game. Cassidy came away with 2 goals while
Rick Jensen got 2 and a slop goal when one of Huron's defensemen put one past
their own goalie. We entered the
4th quarter with a 5-2 lead but as we had seen in many of our earlier games
this year, never count your opponent out. Huron made a valiant attempt to tie it up but fell just
short to give us a 5-4 victory.
Hats off to Gooch Alba who played another fantastic game despite being
deathly ill with the flu. We
highly recommend Huron's sponsor, Harmon's Pub, to all the other teams for
post-game festivities. Huron Recap: Tentawon, short on player for the first time in a
long time, played a spirited game and were the benficiaries of an own goal by
Huron which proved to be the difference. Huron played without any intensity on the offensive half
until the last 6 minutes. By
then it was too little too late.
Huron defense and goalie played a stellar second half only allowing
one goal. The offense let the
team down. |
Tentawon: Jensen 3, Cassidy 2, , , , , , , , Huron: Mackey 2, Alexander 1, Koransky 1, , , , , , , |
| 4/18 |
Portland 8 - Rainier 4 |
- |
Portland: Shea 4, Heath 2, Cabot 1, Niemi
1, , , , , , |
| 4/18 |
Wy'East 14 - Adecco 3 |
Wy'East Recap: Well, the Jeckle and Hyde
season continues for Wy'east. This week, the team we had hoped would show up
week in and week out was on. Clicking on all cylinders the offense moved the ball unlike anytime
this year and as a result got a lot of guys involved in the scoring. Hats off
to Dan Jenkins who had a huge game with 6 goals and to Todd Templeton who had
the first multi goal game of his career. Chip Arnold moved down from middie
to crease attack and stepped up with a couple goals of his own. On the other
end, the long sticks played aggressivly, controlled loose balls and moved
well in limiting Adecco's
scoring chances. Adecco Recap: Ooops!!! |
Wy'East: Jenkins 6, Arnold 2, Cleveland
2, Templeton 2, Rudick 1, Conlon 1,
, , , Adecco: Noble, J 2, Bartow 1, McCarthy 1, , , , , , , |
| 4/18 |
Blue Collar 9 - Seattle 10 |
Blue Collar Recap: Once again the Collar
was down by 5 at half with a weak start. BC came back in the third to tie the score at 7-7 but were
unable to take the lead away from Seattle. Seattle Recap: Seattle was still missing a few guys, but came out
on fire and had a 7 - 2 lead at halftime. Collar rallied back in the third, while the Seattle guys
took a nap on the sideline. The
fourth quarter was a battle, but Seattle stayed on top and took the win to
close out a victorious weekend. |
Blue Collar: Benazzi 3, Foster, Aaron 1,
Roberts 2, Bissell 2, Snorsky, P 1,
, , , , Seattle: Kelly Bland 4, Dave
Rezoski 2, Tim Fitz 2, Randy Woo 1, Erik Norwood 1, , , , , |
| 4/18 |
Huron 7 - Steelhead 11 |
Huron Recap: After playing the first ten
minutes with a goalie that only had a middie stick, our back-up was late,
Huron had played tough enough defense to have a 1-1 tie. Once the goalie and his stick showed
up we let down on defense and gave up easy goals. Huron was never able to recover from the 3 goal halftime
deficit. Stealhead wanted this
game more than us. Hats off to
them. See you at PNLA. Steelhead Recap: This was an
extremely physical battle between the once beatens. The Steelhead didn't travel very well but we played more
as a team then we have all year.
This big win (11-7) closed out an importantweekend for the Steelhead.
We are looking forward to PNLA and the second half of the season. See y'all
next weekend. |
Huron: Mackey 2, Pizorski 2, Alexander 1,
Hajnal 1, Koransky 1, , , , , Steelhead:
Wisman 4, Brekke 3, Shanahan 2, Lendt 2, , , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Seattle 9 - Rainier 6 |
Seattle Recap: Seattle was missing a few
guys but managed to take the win on a fine Saturday morning. |
Seattle: Kelly Bland 4, Wil Ostrander 2,
Tim Fitz 2, Marc Bissell 1,
, , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Blue Collar 5 - Portland 7 |
Blue Collar Recap: The Collar came out
with a lackluster first half and found themselves down 5-0. A good third quarter brought the
score back to 5-4 but it was too little too late as Portland put 2 quick
goals in the net in the 4th quarter to secure the victory. |
Blue Collar: Benazzi 2, Foster, Aaron 1,
Droppelman, S 1, Droppelman, J 1,
, , , , , Portland: Haynes,J 3, Haynes,K 3, Heath 1, , , , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Chiefs 9 - Wy'East 5 |
Chiefs Recap: The Chiefs and Wy'East had
a great time on Saturday. The
warm sun helped keep the old guys from pulling too many muscles. Jim Morford
looked great taking the face-offs for the Chiefs. Goalie Brent Farnsworth was
in great from. The game looked like something from the early '80's with
TimGoodspeed feeding the cutting middies. Long stick john gates was a ground
ball machine. Mark Flood
finished well with 5 goals. The
Chiefs hope to stay healthy while playing 3 games on Saturday then facing a
rested Seattle old-timer squad on Sunday. Wy' East seemed to embrace the
spirit of the Chiefs by playing a clean fun game. Wy'East Recap: The Chiefs came
out of hibernation for our annual PNLA tune up and looked like they hadn't
missed a step even without their walkers. It was a picture perfect day and a
well played game. They may complain about how they've lost a step here and
there but they can still move the ball. Good luck in the tourny guys and
thanks for the game. |
Chiefs: Vetter 1, Morford 1, Nesbitt 1,
Klose 1, Flood 5, , , , , Wy'East: Arnold 1, Cleveland 1, Badon 1, Rudick 1, Jenkins 1, , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Eugene 6 - Adecco 10 |
Eugene Recap: Eugene traveled with 16,
(minus our starting keeper), to play Adecco. Ground was hard and uneven which was a new factor for this
season. Typical game between the
two clubs-hard fought and phycical.
Adecco had the lead throughout the whole game, although Eugene managed
to get it to 7-5 in the third quarter.
The only thing to add is:
Keystone Light? I propose
a new league rule that states only microbrews served as the post game
beverage-this is the Northwest!!! |
Eugene: clemons 2, Sheperd 3, Wilton
1, , , , , , , Adecco:
Noble, J 4, Long 2, McCarthy 2, Jenks 1,
Marmillion 1, , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Redhook 12 - College Inn 6 |
Redhook Recap: Very close first
half...tied at the half 4-4...College Inn moved the ball very well...The
Redhook ride was very effective and in the second half we got moving with 7
4th quarter goals. Nice game fellas... |
Redhook: Cone 3, Caponi 3, Sauri 2,
Mastretti 1, Antilla 1, Jackson 1, Younge 1, , , College
Inn: Mariani 4, Johnston 1, Holmes 1, , , , , , , |
| 4/17 |
Tentawon 6 - Steelhead 8 |
Tentawon Recap: Another tough loss for
Tentawon but at least we had a beautiful, sunny day. Steelhead has acquired some firepower
from the Western Washington ranks but our tough defense kept us in the game. We hope to see these guys again in
the semi-finals! Steelhead Recap: Another close
hard fought game by both teams.
Every time the Steelhead tried to pull away Tentawon came roaring
back. |
Tentawon: Fimmano 2, Henneberry 2,
Wojcicki 1, Cassidy 1, , , , , , Steelhead: Massiglia 1, Esser 2, Wisman 1, Lendt 2, Graves 1, Beckman
1, , , , |
| 4/11 |
Seattle 12 - Portland 14 |
Seattle Recap: Seattle got off to a great
start, going up 5-0 in the first quarter, but didn't have enough players to
hold on to the lead. Game was
tied at 11 with three minutes left when a questionable slash call created two
quick goals for Portland.
Seattle couldn't recover. |
Seattle: Chris Fitz 3, Woo 3, Tim Fitz 2,
Bissell 2, Simmons 1, ??? 1, Portland: Haynes 1, Maguire 3, Haendler 3, Neimi 2, Kroger 1, Shea 3,
Hering 1, |
| 4/11 |
Redhook 7 - Rainier 3 |
Redhook Recap: This day is why the
indians created the great sport of lacrosse….Awesome day in Seattle…. Solid
hard fought game by both sides. Both Goalies played tough in cage. |
Redhook: Younge 1, Caponi 3, Hurt 2,
Sauri 1,
|
| 4/11 |
Huron 11 - Adecco 9 |
Huron Recap: What a field!!! What a day!!! The weather and the
field were both beautiful as Huron and Adecco faced off for the first time
this season. After Huron scored
the first goal, Adecco ran up five goals to take a 5-1 lead towards the end
of the first quarter. By half,
Huron closed the gap to 7-5 with Adecco leading. The second half saw a combination of intensified defense
and hard rides yielding a Huron lead at 11-7 before Adecco put two in in the
last three minutes. Good hard
game by both teams. Look forward
to squaring off again in a month. |
Huron: Mackey 3, Hanjal 2, Alexander 2,
Erickson 1, Pisorski 1, Koransky 1, Sandborne 1, |
| 4/11 |
Tentawon 7 - Wy'East 5 |
Tentawon Recap: Hats off to a very
shorthanded WyEast team who played with heart the entire game. Tentawon was determined to get
another victory under our belts and we played with tenacity for 4 full
quarters. While everyone
contributed to this victory, kudos go to Ian Kline and Scott Fogg who played
their hearts out. Tentawon is
improving each week and we look forward to playing a tough WyEast team down
in Portland later in the season. Wy'East Recap: Once again Wy'East put themselves in a tough spot by
showing up shorthanded and facing a hungry Tentawon squad. After coming out
of the gates flatfooted we were able to pick things up in the second half and
close within one late in the game. But like the day before watched as a
determined Tentawon squad put away the game with only a couple minutes left
with a nice goal from close inside. Tough to win with a short squad traveling
as we all know, but as with the day before, the sun was out and any day it's
not raining in the NW can't be all bad. Good game Blue. See you at PNLA. |
Tentawon: Jensen 2, Fimmano 2, Miller 1,
Merton 1, Cassidy 1, Wy'East: Rudick 3, Arnold 1, Cleveland 1, |
| 4/10 |
Seattle 9 - Portland 15 |
Seattle Recap: bah! |
Seattle: Everett 2, Rezoski 2, Simmons 1,
Maehl 1, Woo 1, Lowe 1, Tim Fitz 1, Portland: Haynes 2, Maguire 4, Arnold 1, Neimi 2, Anderson 1, Shea 3,
Rexford 1, Trinchero 1, Kroger 1,
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| 4/10 |
Redhook 9 - Rainier 5 |
Redhook Recap: ….Similar to the UConn -
Duke game a couple weeks ago..Back and forth the whole game … |
Redhook: Younge 2, Cone 1, Hurt 3, Sauri
2, Jackson 1 |
| 4/10 |
Huron 11 - Eugene 7 |
Huron Recap: After a long drive in the
morning for a 3:00pm start time, Huron got an early lead and held on to that
lead the rest of the way. Eugene had players that didn't make the road trip
north ealier this season that made this game a tough one on both ends. At times, it was a little
chippy. The rain drenched field
forced Huron to move the ball rather than drive to the goal. Thanks for the hospitality and the
cool hats Eugene. See you at
PNLA. |
Huron: Mackey 3, Koransky 2, Showers 2,
Pisorski 1, Upchurch 1, Hajnal 2, Eugene: Clemons 2, Sheperd 2, Strening 2, Dahl 1, |
| 4/10 |
Tentawon 3 - Old Seattle 8 |
Tentawon Recap: Old Seattle has proved
once again that skill and cunning are valuable assets in lacrosse. Backup goalie Butch Marsh was stellar
in the goal while rookie attackman Chris Merton and midfielder Lee Hubbard
got their first goals of the season.
This was a fun game with very few penalties and lots of gentlemanly
sportmanship. See ya next year
you Old Dogs! Old Seattle Recap: With thinning hair and a thin line-up (players, not
bodies) the Old Seattle Lacrosse Club pulled out a gritty win over
Tentawan. Jerry Kalliher was the
game's top score with a team record 4 goals. The defense played solid, lead by goalie Bob Lapsley and
Defensemen Herb Tajalle, Tuck Gionet, Alvin Travis, Ray Foster and Tim
House. Tentawon's goalie played
a great game and humbled Tony Olney on several occasions. |
Tentawon: Brick 1, Merton 1, Hubbard
1,
Old Seattle: Kalliher 4, Fountain 2, Mills 1, Olney 1, |
| 4/10 |
Steelhead 11 - Wy'East 8 |
Steelhead Recap: The Steelhead showed up
to avenge their only "B" league loss this season but when Wy'East
scored three quick goals they made it known that they had other ideas. The goals came in bunches for both
teams with the Steelhead finally wearing the travelling Orgoneans down and
coming away with an 11-8 victory.
Tony Esser was the big scorer for the 'head putting in four goals. Kristian Brekke scored three. Wy'East Recap: Wy'East "lite" traveled to Mount Vernon
for our rematch with Steelhead. With a short bench of two, we jumped out to a
three goal lead only to watch
Steelhead storm back with five or six unanswerd goals to go up at the
half. We clawed our way back in the second half to close within two late in
the game only to watch Steelhead crush our comeback hopes with a late man-up
goal with under two minutes left. A great individual game from Dan Jenkins
kept us in it with his four goals and hats off to Brig Jensen for his first
goal of the season. All in all, aside from the loss, not a bad day. The game
was played hard and clean, the sun was out and the beers were cold. Thanks
Steelhead and we'll see you in a couple weeks. |
Steelhead: Brekke 3, Esser 4, Johnson 1, Shuck 1, Wisman 2, Wy'East:
Jenkins 4, Cleveland 2, Rudick 1, Jensen 1, |
| 4/4 |
Redhook 10 - Victoria 11 |
Redhook Recap: Redhook lost this game in
the final 3 seconds of the game. Fortunately it was a non-league game and we
will get Victoria again in mid may. Again, Spaven stopped a ton of Redhook
shots! Victoria
Recap: a tight Exhibition game - with that wonderful cool Canadian breeze
blowing. |
Redhook: Sauri 1, Hurt 2, Mastretti 1,
Younge 2, Jackson 3, Victoria: Tim Dennett 2, Tarey
Pollock 3, Jamie Tasko 3, Mike Verhagen 1, Scott Phair 1, |
| 4/3 |
Blue Collar 11 - Rainier 4 |
Blue Collar Recap: Good game with a much
improved Rainier squad. |
Blue Collar: Foster, Aaron 2, Foster,
Adam 2, Bissell 2, Droppelman, J 1, Droppelman, S 2, Gilbert 1, Barr 1, |
| 4/3 |
Redhook 7 - Victoria 9 |
Redhook Recap: Redhook took another close
tough loss. The game was well played by both sides. Solid goal tending by
Gary Spaven of Victoria was the difference in the game. |
Redhook: Hurt 3, Mastretti 1, Younge 1,
Vannoy 2, Victoria: Tim Dennett 1, Tarey Pollock 1, Leigh Bissenden 2, Adam Page
1, Jamie Tasko 1, Nigel Tasko 3, |
| 3/28 |
Victoria 11 - Blue Collar 8 |
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Victoria: Tim Dennett 1, Griffiths 3,
Pollock 3, J Tasko 2, N Tasko 2, |
| 3/28 |
Seattle 18 - Redhook 7 |
Seattle Recap: Seattle looked
stellar. Opened the game up by
scoring 5 goals in under 10 minutes.
Redhook came within three in the second quarter, but to no avail - we
came right back with three of our own.
Seattle ran away with the win, 18 - 7. Redhook Recap: Tough Game. Redhook had moments during the game, but
Seattle clearly played better. They jumped out to a 5-0 lead quick. We closed
the gap to 5-3, but then lost it to their fast breaks. |
Seattle: Bland 4, Everett 4, Fitz (Chris)
3, Low 2, Fitz (Tim) 1, Rezoski 1, Ostrander 1, Norwood 1, Woo 1, Simmons
1 Redhook: Caponi 2, Sauri 2, Maestretti 1, Younge 1, Jackson 1, |
| 3/28 |
Adecco 7 - Wy'East 4 |
Adecco Recap: After losing to Colleg Inn
the day before we decided we should probably win this game. It was close at halftime, but we took
over in the second half. They were
only able to score once in the second half and we took total control of the
game in the second half. We had
outstanding goalkeeping by Chris and great defense from our D-men. It will be nice to have a couple
weeks off so some of guys can recooperate from some naging injuries. Wy'East Recap: In the typical
grudge match with Multnomah/Adecco, Wy'East came out a little flat. A much better showing than the
previous day, but we still lost.
The game was closer than the score shows, and the opposing goalie had
a good game. If Wy'East can get all their weapons shooting at the net, the
team could win. Lots of shots in the last 2 min., but not many on net. What will this team look like on the
upcoming Seattle roadtrip?
Everyone had better step it up and start playing better ball. |
Adecco: Long 2, Jenks 2, Bartow 1, Emmons
1, Martineau 1,
Wy'East:
Barter 2, Stearns 1, Rudick 2, Wy'East: Barter 2, Stearns 1, Rudick
2, |
| 3/28 |
Eugene 6 - College Inn 11 |
Eugene Recap: College Inn traveled to
Eugene with 12 players but still managed to win. They came out fast and scored three/four quick goals. Eugene was never in it after that
point. The combination of good
team defense and good ball movement on offense enable College Inn to control
the tempo of the game and give their players opportunities to rest. Eugene put together enough offense to pull within three
in the second half, but that was as close as it got. A good time was had by all after the
game. |
Eugene: Graff 1, Wilton 1, Strening 1,
Foster 1, Cudek 1, Dan ??? 1, College
Inn: Benson 4, Mariani 4, Clarke 2, Daniels 1 |
| 3/28 |
Tentawon 8 - Steelhead 11 |
Tentawon Recap: Another tough loss for an
ailing Tentawon team. We lost
this one in the 4th quarter. Steelhead Recap: What happened to last weeks beautiful weather? Amidst the cold, wind, and rain the
mighty 'head and the men from Tentawon battled through another close
game. After a weak third quarter
the 'head found themselves down by two goals going into the fourth quarter.
Showing more composure than I could have ever imagined from this team, we
held things together and rallied back to take the lead and then put them away
with some great fastbreak goals.
I'm sure the Tentawon guys are frustrated but they showed alot of
class none the less. I am also
sure that they will pull themselves together for the second half of the
season. |
Tentawon: Henneberry 3, Wojcicki 2,
Jensen 1, Williams 1, Milano 1, Steelhead: Brekke 3, Wisman 2, Johnson 3, Lendt 1, Beckman 1, Esser
1, |
| 3/27 |
Victoria 6 - Blue Collar 7 |
Victoria Recap: A weekend of great games
and cold weather. |
Victoria: Tim Dennett 1, Griffiths 1,
Pollack 1, J Tasko 2, N Tasko 1, |
| 3/27 |
Portland 16 - Rainier 6 |
Portland Recap: In the third game of a
triple header at PSU's new sport-turf field Portland Lacrosse Club (PLC)
opened its PNLA "A"
league season against Raineer Lacrosse Club with a 16-6 win. Coming off a disappointing showing in
San Diego, Portland looked to have strong start to league play. PLC pulled away in the second half
from Raineer in a game that started close and was only 5-3 at half. PLC had strong games from all
positions, but noteworthy were the performances by veteran attackman Jeff
Haynes (Hopkins) with 6 goals and newcomer attack Tim Maguire a Gettysburg
standout with 2 goals and newly acquired midfielder from Wright State Keith
Kroger with 3 goals. Portland's defense with smooth Joe O'Donnell (Gonzaga) at the helm put in another solid
effort. As for our
opponent, the rumors of Raineer's demise have been greatly exagerated as a
strong club made the roadie to Portland. A core group of solid players are the foundation of the
revamped Raineer club and Portland looks forward to rematch on the April 18th
after they've had some time to work together. |
Portland: Haynes 6, Kroeger 3, Maguire 2,
Demers 1, Wheaton 1, Arnold 1,
Lardy 1, Guy 1, |
| 3/27 |
Adecco 6 - College Inn 13 |
Adecco Recap: We kept it close for the
first half, and even had the lead at one point in the first half. The second half was a different
story. We couldn't score and they did, and we lost. Imagine that, if you dont score you dont win. Unfortantly we do not play them
again, hopefully we will meet them again. |
Adecco: Martineau 2, Marmillion 1, Long
3,
College Inn: Johnston 5, Benson 3, Mariani 2, Daniels 1, Novak 1, Brown
1, |
| 3/27 |
Eugene 11 - Wy'East 9 |
Eugene Recap: The PSU field is a great
venue to play lacrosse! Eugene
started out with two quick scores, but Wy'East came back and the game settled
in to trading scores. Eugene
broke the game open in the second half with some quick goals, but again
Wy'East came back and closed the gap.
Wy'East scored the final goal to pull within two in the last minute,
but Eugene held them off for the win.
Wy'East Recap: Wy'East needs to check their heads. Are they ready to play lacrosse this
year? A lack of fire is causing
a lot of poor play and losses.
Team defense seems to be a problem. Hope we can fix that at some point. Very frustrating.Good game from Stan
Barter, Ian Jones, Clayton Stearns...but we need to be more complete
throughout the roster. We'll
need more to beat Eugene in Eugene for the "Willamette Cup" later
this year. |
Eugene: Graff 4, Strening 3, Dahl 1,
Bloom 1, Clemons 1, Dan ??? 1, Wy'East: Stearns 2, Badon 1, Soo Hoo 1, Barter 2, Jones 2, Torrance
1, |
| 3/27 |
Huron 6 - Tentawon 4 |
Huron Recap: It was looking pretty bleak
for us, ten minutes to game time and only 13 or 14 players present. Once the game started we just played
for pride and it worked. We were
able to jump out to a 2-0 lead and then hold off Tentawon's offense with
solid team defense. Our offense
really did not produce as many goals as we should have but die to hustle for ground balls, smart plays,
good defense and an outstanding goalie we were able to hold on and secure a
victory. Great game Tentawon and
we'll see you again real soon. Tentawon Recap: Despite not being able to do anything right during
this game to include passing, catching, clearing and shooting we were able to
keep the game within 2 goals. We
will have to sit down and think about what we need to do to improve our
squad. |
Huron: Mackey 1, Sanborn 1, Hajnal 1,
Bennett 1, Greggersen 2,
Tentawon:
Brick 1, Miller 1, Jensen 2, |
| 3/21 |
Wy'East 3 - Huron 9 |
Wy'East Recap: Wy'East didn't travel well
to Tacoma. Missing several key
players from the day before, there wasn't much left in the tanks. We rolled in late for the warm ups,
and things didn't get better.
Hung tough for the first half and maybe the third quarter, but Huron
played well in the 4th and won easily.
Poor job on the Wy'East clear led to goals for Huron. Lack of control on Wy'East's
offensive side led to few opportunities. Dave Torrance and Mike Conlon scored their first PNLA
goals. Guest attackman Tim Eng
had the other Wy'East score, getting crushed as he shot. This is a game that we know we could
have played better. Good job by
Huron midfield and attack to control the ball. We look down the schedule and await Huron's visit to
Portland. |
Wy'East: Conlon 1, Eng 1, Torrance
1,
Huron:
Mackey 2, Gudeweiz 2, Alexander 1, Sanborn 1, McGuire 1, Koransky 1, Hanjal
1, |
| 3/21 |
Steelhead 11 - Adecco 8 |
Steelhead Recap: The PSU turf field is a
wonderful place to play lacrosse.
Adecco played a strong, competative, hard hitting game. Coming from a devastating lose the
day before, the steelhead were out for revenge. Unfortunate for Adecco who
happened to be our next opponent.
The game was close most of the time with both teams battling for the
ball. If not for the text book play of the Steelheads back up goalie (Dan
Johnson), the game would have
been lost. Both teams took a
tremendous number of shoots and its hard to say how many saves there were. It
was a hard game for both goalies. The Steelhead played like a team and that
made us hard to stop. Adecco
played hard. They are a good team.
Good luck guys. |
Steelhead: Wisman 4, Buckly 2, Brekke 3,
Shuck 1, Esser 1, Adecco: Jenks 2, Long 2, Martineau 2, Emmons 2 |
| 3/21 |
Huron 9 - Wy'East 3 |
Huron Recap: The game was pretty tight
from the get-go. Wy East started
the scoring but we was able to string two goals together and take the
lead. Wy East fought hard and
started to win most of the ground balls due to good stick checks and poor
scooping throughout the first half.
The first half ended 3-2 Huron (I think.) we were able to turn the tide about midway through the 3rd
quarter by controlling the ground balls and making offensive possesions
count. The fourth quarter was all Huron with midfielders hustling for
everything, defence making steller plays, and the attack making wise choices
with possesion. Another
outstanding performance by our keeper helped to seal up the victory. Great game Wy East and we will see
you again after PNLA. |
Huron: Mackey 2, Gudeweiz 2, Alexander 1, Sanborn 1, McGuire 1,
Koransky 1, Hanjal 1,
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| 3/20 |
College Inn 9 - Tentawon 7 |
College Inn Recap: |
College Inn: Johnston 2, Mariani 2,
Benson 2, Holmes 1, Miller 1, |
| 3/20 |
Wy'East 15 - Steelhead 11 |
Wy'East Recap: Wy'East's first home game of the season, and
after a long roadtrip the past weekend it was home sweet home. Steelhead traveled well and we saw a
bunch of new players. It was a
hard fought game with each team making a push for the lead. Lee Rudick and Dan Jenkins controlled
a lot of the Wy'East offense; each had 4 goals. Clayton Stearns had his second hat trick of the
season. Steelhead always hits
hard, and today was no exception. The Wy'East defense was able to clamp down
in the 4th quarter. Good work by
Jon Stevens in goal. A nice time
after the game hanging out with
the Steelhead guys at Bloomington Park. Parity is pretty good in the "B" Division, as
any team can win on any given day.
We look forward to a nice trip to Mt. Vernon later. Steelhead Goalie Gary, our thoughts
are with you and your family.
Also, look out for the Wis kids and the candy sales... like shooting
fish in a barrel. |
Wy'East: Stearns 3, Jones 2, Rudick 4, Jenkins 4, Weyer 1, Badon
1, |
| 3/20 |
Eugene 9 - Adecco 14 |
Eugene Recap: Addeco came down with a good group on a great day
for lacrosse. They were able to
start fast and never look back.
Eugene still suffers from a lack of intensity and consistent play at
the midfield. Addeco played good
defense and won a majority of the ground balls. Much improved over last year. A good time was had by all at Eugene's new hang out
Pegasus Pizza. |
Eugene: Graff 2, Cudek 1, Wilton 2, Strening 1, Clemons 2,
Dan ?? 1 Adecco: Long 2, Noble,
M 5, Emmons 4, Jenks 1, Ondick 2 |
| 3/20 |
Steelhead 11 - Wy'East 15 |
Steelhead Recap: It started out like any game between two evenly
matched teams; the score being
tied at twos after the first quarter. But, things went dredfully wrong for
the steelhead therafter. We made
mistake after mistake. Between our dropped passes, our inefficeint cradles,
and pour scooping ability, Wy'East made it look easy when they took advantage
of us. Half time five to three.
Dispite our poor performance we played them evenly in the third at 10
to 8. Wy'East showed us that
they still had energy when their lighting quick offence took it to us.
Frustated the steelhead subsided to a 15 to 11 lose. Wy'East; a good bunch,
deserve a lot of credit and respect. Way to go guys. |
Steelhead: massiglia 5, brekke 2, esser 2, gillison 1, goodman
1, |
| 3/20 |
Tentawon 7 - College Inn 9 |
Tentawon Recap: This was another hard-fought battle between
Tentawon and College Inn. We
traded leads several times during the game and were tied 4-4 at the
half. We went up 6-4 in the
third but the Pub was able to tie it up going into the 4th. We had a monetary mental lapse for 2
minutes in the 4th and the Pub put in 3 quick goals. We made several valiant attempts to
make up the 3 goal difference but only Rick Jensen was able to put one past
Kevin. While we were
disappointed with the loss, every player gave 100% on the field. We look forward to playing these guys
later in the season. |
Tentawon: Brick 1, Henneberry 2, Williams 1, Jensen 1, Wojcicki
1, Miller 1, |
| 3/14 |
Seattle 24 - Steelhead 4 |
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Seattle: Low 2, Bland 5, Fitz 2, Fitz 3, |
| 3/14 |
Portland 30 - Adecco 3 |
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Portland: Haynes 8, Haendler 4, Lardy 3, Shea 6, Maguire 3 |
| 3/14 |
Blue Collar 7 - Redhook 6 |
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Blue Collar: Foster 3, Bissell 2, Barr 2, |
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