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Down to the wire�Playoffs now
set!
Current Schedule of games
Week 8: May 5- May 10
SCOREBOARD
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Division I |
Division II |
Cascade League |
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Mercer Island
19, Port Angeles 5 |
S. Kitsap 13, Franklin 9 |
Port Angeles
9, Mercer Island 8 |
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Bainbridge 19,
Bellevue
3 |
Bainbridge D2 20,
Mt.
Rainier
1 |
Port Angeles
11, Curtis 4 |
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Maple
Valley
11, Nathan Hale 6 |
Garfield 3, Roughriders 1 |
Panthers 9,
Bellevue
6 |
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Panthers 7, Lakeside 6 |
Eastside 15, Overlake 6 |
Curtis 8, Bellevue 4 |
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Lakeside 10, Port Angeles 7 |
Vashon 11, N. Kitsap 1 |
Mercer Island
7, Maple Valley 5 |
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Mercer Island
12, Bellevue 10 |
Snohomish 6, Mukilteo 3 |
Maple
Valley
5, Curtis 2 |
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Nathan Hale 7,
Bellevue
4 |
Issaquah 17, Mukilteo 2 |
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Bainbridge 11,
Maple
Valley
4 |
S. Kitsap 13, Klahowya 6 |
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Roughriders 8, Mt. Rainier 3 |
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Vashon 11, Klahowya 3 |
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Bainbridge D2 14,
Mt.
Rainier
3 |
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Overlake 9, Snohomish 6 |
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NOTES & REVIEW
Division I
*Maple
Valley knocked off Nathan Hale and had a chance to
sneak into the playoffs. Bainbridge ended the
Vandals run though with an 11-4 victory as the
Spartans wrapped up the regular season undefeated.
*The
Panthers pulled out a huge win over Lakeside and
clinched the #3 seed. Despite the loss, the Lions
rebounded with a win over Port Angeles to secure a
playoff birth. Now, Lakeside must travel to
Bainbridge, while the Panthers get another shot at
Mercer Island.
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Final Standings |
W-L |
Playoff Outlook |
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1) |
Bainbridge |
12-0 |
#1 seed is heavy favorite to defend title |
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2) |
Mercer Island |
9-3 |
#2 seed has finished strong. Looking to get
back to the title game! |
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3) |
Panthers |
7-5 |
#3 Win over Lakeside was huge! Panthers should
be hungry @ MI! |
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4) |
Lakeside |
6-6 |
#4 Back in the playoffs after a one-year
hiatus. |
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5) |
Maple
Valley |
5-7 |
Close, but just missed playoffs. |
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6) |
Nathan Hale |
5-7 |
Never could get by Maple Valley, thus fell a
bit short. |
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7) |
Bellevue |
4-8 |
Never found the same form as 2002. No playoffs
in 2003. |
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8) |
Port Angeles |
0-12 |
Tough year #2 in Division I |
Division II
*The
Kitsap Wolves clinched a playoff birth with two big
victories in the final week. Congrats to Coach
Zelazek and the Wolves!
*Vashon
clinched a home-field quarterfinal game with two
wins to finish 8-2. The 8 wins is an amazing
turnaround for a group that finished with only 1 win
a year ago.
*Garfield
enacted a bit of revenge with a 3-1 win over
conference rival Roughriders. Both teams finished
at 8-2. However, the Roughriders win the Metro
Conference with a better conference record after
defeating Mt. Rainier 8-3.
NOTE: For statistical
purposes, Division II standings have all teams
listed together through sportability.com. Realize
that Division II is in fact split into 3 conferences
and playoffs will be determined based on standings
within these conferences.
NOTE: Cross-Conference
combined records are used in tie-break scenarios to
determine Strength of Conference.
Here are the final conference
standings:
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Division II Standings |
TEAM |
Conference Record |
Cross-Conference Record |
Overall DII Record |
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1. Curtis |
8-0 |
2-0 |
10-0 |
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OLYMPIC |
2. Vashon |
6-2 |
2-0 |
8-2 |
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CONFERENCE |
3. S. Kitsap |
4-4 |
1-1 |
5-5 |
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4. Klahowya |
2-6 |
1-1 |
3-7 |
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5. N. Kitsap |
0-8 |
0-2 |
0-10 |
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COMBINED 6-4
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1. Roughriders |
7-1 |
1-1 |
8-2 |
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METRO |
2. Garfield |
6-2 |
2-0 |
8-2 |
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CONFERENCE |
3. Bainbridge |
5-3 |
0-2 |
5-5 |
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4. Franklin |
2-6 |
0-2 |
2-8 |
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5. Mt. Rainier |
0-8 |
1-1 |
1-9 |
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COMBINED 4-6 |
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1. Eastside |
8-0 |
1-1 |
9-1 |
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INLAND-NORTH |
2. Issaquah |
5-3 |
2-0 |
7-3 |
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CONFERENCE |
3. Overlake |
5-3 |
2-0 |
7-3 |
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4. Snohomish |
2-6 |
0-2 |
2-8 |
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5. Mukilteo |
0-8 |
0-2 |
0-10 |
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COMBINED 5-5
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PLAYOFFS
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Playoff Seedings |
W-L |
Explanation |
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1) |
Curtis |
10-0 |
Olympic Champions- #1 as Conference Champion
with best overall record |
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2) |
Eastside |
9-1 |
Inland-North Champions- #2 as Conference
Champion with second-best overall record |
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3) |
Roughriders |
8-2 |
Metro Champions- #3 as remaining Conference
Champion. Win tie-break w/Garfield on better
Conference record. |
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4) |
Vashon |
8-2 |
Top 2nd place team. Win tie-break
over Garfield on Strength of Conference.
Olympic is 6-4 in CC games. |
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5) |
Garfield |
8-2 |
Second best 2nd place team,
finishing second in the Metro Conference. |
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6) |
Issaquah |
7-3 |
Remaining 2nd place team. Win
tie-break over Overlake on Head-to-Head Goal
Differential (+8). |
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7) |
Overlake |
7-3 |
Top Wildcard as top 3rd place team. |
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8) |
S. Kitsap |
5-5 |
Wildcard as next best 3rd place
team. Win tie-break over Bainbridge on Strength
of Conference. |
Cascade League
*Mercer
Island staved off a hard-charging Maple Valley squad
in a 7-5 victory. The win proved to be a big one as
both teams finished with an 8-2 record. However,
having defeated Maple Valley both times
head-to-head, Mercer Island will be the top seed in
the playoffs.
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Final Standings |
W-L |
Playoff Outlook |
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1) |
Mercer Island |
8-2 |
Mercer is #1 based on two wins over Maple
Valley |
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2) |
Maple
Valley |
8-2 |
Looking to knock off Port Angeles and get
another shot at MI! |
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3) |
Port Angeles |
6-4 |
Jekyl & Hyde�only team to beat MI, yet 4
losses. |
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4) |
Panthers |
5-5 |
1st of two shots for Panthers program to knock
off the Islanders. |
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5) |
Curtis |
2-8 |
Did not make the playoffs |
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6) |
Bellevue |
1-9 |
Did not make the playoffs |
TOP PERFORMERS
Shane O�Neil-Freshman,
Attack/Mid, Panthers
A game of �three�s� from the
young O�Neil and the Panthers have them flying high
as they roll into the playoffs. Shane scored 3
goals, his 3rd hat-trick of the season,
in helping the Panthers clinch 3rd place
with a 7-6 victory over Lakeside. In only their 3rd
season, the Panthers continue to experience success
and are reaching for their 3rd trip to a state
championship game after a Division II title in 2002,
and a runner up title in 2001.
Rob Novorolsky-Senior,
Attack/Defense, S. Kitsap
Talk about stepping up in
crunch time! The Wolves had to have two wins to
finish the season and earn a birth in the Division
II playoffs. Novorolsky stepped up big with 6
goals, 1 assist in a 13-9 victory over Franklin. He
followed with a 4 goal, 2 assist performance in
helping defeat Klahowya. Novorolsky finished the
year with 31 goals, 12 assists and was named
Honorable Mention, All-State Division II, Attack.
Even more impressive when you consider he split time
at defense this year.
Jeff Lam-Junior,
Mercer Island B
Lam picked an incredibly good
time for his first career hat-trick. He scored 3
goals to lead the Islanders in big 7-5 win over
Maple Valley. The victory clinched the #1 seed in
the playoffs for the Islanders.
GAMES TO WATCH
(May 13- May 17)
Are you kidding? They are all Games to Watch come
playoff time! And whether or not you can make it to
any of them during the week, let�s see everybody at
Seahawk Stadium on Saturday May 17th!
Here are the match-ups:
Divison I
Semi-Finals�Wednesday, 5/14
Division II
Semi-Finals�Tuesday, 5/13
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S. Kitsap @ Curtis�Curtis is riding a 22-game
winning streak.
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Garfield
@ Vashon�Great accomplishment for both programs.
Hardest game to call!
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Issaquah @ Roughriders�Issaquah is on a roll,
Roughriders have best defense in DII.
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Overlake @ Eastside�Owls will need more than
Kenyon to derail the Ravens.
Quarter-Finals�Thursday, 5/15
Cascade League
Semi-Finals�Wednesday, 5/14
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