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THE WEEKLY BEAT� April 26 - May 1, 2004
SCOREBOARD
POWER RANKINGS
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RECAPS
DIVISION I
**Mercer Island and Eastside held serve and clinched playoff spots.
Mercer will be Sound #1, Eastside will be Sound #2.
**Bainbridge reclaimed first place in the Mountain by percentage points
having played 1 more game than Seattle Prep at this point. The two face-off
this week in a match-up that will essentially decide who takes the Mountain
crown. Although, Eastside and Nathan Hale still have a bit to say about the
final outcome. Eastside still has a game against Bainbridge, while Hale will
face Prep again soon. If Nathan Hale can win both its games this week and
Seattle Prep loses to Bainbridge the Raiders will stay alive in the playoff
chase.
**Mercer Island takes their unbeaten record on the road this week as they
travel to New York to face nationally ranked Fayetteville-Manlius and Albany
Academy. We wish the Islanders luck as they embark on their journey east to
represent for the Northwest.
PLAYOFF PICTURE
League Leaders: (League Games Only)
DIVISION II
** Three more wins for Division II teams over Division I opponents as
Garfield defeated Seattle Prep, Roughriders defeated Nathan Hale and
Issaquah defeated Bellevue. In fact, these three Division II teams have a
combined 6-3 record against Division I competition this year!
**A huge week for Garfield! After knocking off Seattle Prep, the Bulldogs
turned around and ended the Roughriders bid for an undefeated season with a
5-4 victory. The win pulls them to a game behind Roughriders for the
Evergreen Conference title. Drew Snider continues to lead on the offensive
end and Jason Montoya continues to keep the nets clean. Montoya made 20
saves against the Roughriders.
PLAYOFF PICTURE
League Leaders: (League Games Only)
TOP PERFORMERS
JOE PICHA, SR, Attack, BAINBRIDGE�Picha helped lead Bainbridge to a 3
win week with 16 points on 12 goals, 4 assists. The big week has vaulted
Picha to the top of the scoring charts in both goals and pts/game.
DREW SNIDER, SO, Midfield, GARFIELD...Only a sophomore, Snider has
been the leader on the offensive end for the Bulldogs all season. Against
the Roughriders this week, Snider had a hand in 3 of Garfield�s 5 goals with
2 goals, 1 assists in the 5-4 victory.
GAMES TO WATCH
5/4 Bainbridge @ Seattle Prep �The Rematch! This could and should
decide who finishes #1 in the Sound and who plays Mercer in the semis.
5/4 Issaquah @ Garfield�Another big rematch as Garfield took the
first meeting 4-3. Winner of this one will sit in 2nd in the
Evergreen Conference.
The Weekly Beat is written by Brandon Fortier.
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