SCOREBOARD
VARSITY A
VARSITY B
Seattle Prep 18 Bellevue
1 Lake Sammamish 9
Eastside Catholic 2
Bainbridge 19 Forest Ridge
5 Seattle Prep 8 Mercer
Island 6
Mercer Island 4 Lakeside
2 Bainbridge 13 Raiders 5
Bainbridge 18 Holy Names
10 Curtis 12 Maple Valley 6
Lakeside 17 Bellevue
2 Snohomish 6 Lake
Sammamish 6
Mercer Island 15 Greenwood
2 Kitsap 15 Mercer Island 2
Forest Ridge 10 Bellevue
1 Curtis 14 Raiders 1
Holy Names 11 Greenwood
3 Seattle Prep 13 Eastside
Catholic 5
Bainbridge 19 Seattle Prep 3
Varsity A Re-Caps
Bainbridge did nothing in week 6 but show that they
are truly in charge when facing anyone in the league. To highlight
scoring is almost besides the point. It is their defense that does
it for them. And I don't just mean defense on the defensive end.
As soon as an opponent gets the ball that is when and where they are
playing defense, double and triple teaming like swarming bees. They
hit opponents from the sound of the first whistle stirring up a
hurricane that doesn't let up until the final whistle blows. Just
ask Forst Ridge, Holy Names, and Seattle Prep who all faced the
vikings in week 6 play.
Holy Names was able to do something against
Bainbridge no other team has done this year; score 10 points.
Isabel Loe showed she is unafraid of a swarming bee hive and managed
to penetrate for 4 goals. She had help from teammates Rosy Rombauer
and Emily Eisenhart with 2 each, and from Caitlin Durgan and
Madeline Levesque with 1 each. Holy Names also had a solid outing
beating Greenwood 11-3. This time it was Emily Eisenhart leading
the scoring with 3.
Greenwood also faced the tough Mercer Island squad in
week 6. Mercer Island was able to over power Greenwood by a score
of 15-2. Dani Zorn led scoring for the Islanders.
Earlier in the week the Islanders had an intense
match-up with then 2nd place Lakeside. Both teams played strong
defense but it was Mercer Island who allowed only 2 goals in, and it
was Mercer Island who won the battle for posession to take Lakeside
by a score of 4-2. Mercer Island now holds the leagues 2nd place
spot.
Lakeside had no problems coming up with the win
against Bellevue. Kate Okrasinsk and Tylie Cramer led scoring with 4
each, while Emily Cramer was able to rattle the net 3 times in the
Lions 17-2 win.
Bellevue continued to struggle in it's match-ups
losing to Seattle Prep 18-1 and Forest Ridge 10-1. Lauren Borucki
led scoring for the Forest Ridge win. Erica Spencer had a great
showing with 2 goals along with Kate Phillips who also had 2.
B League Re-caps
Like Bainbridge, Kitsap also appears to have no challengers for top
spot of the B league. This week they took their only match-up
beating the Mercer Island B team 15-2. Krista Burleson led scoring
with 5 goals and an assist. Right on her heals in scoring was
teammate Katie Younger with 4 goals and an assist.
Seattle Prep won both it's match-ups in week 6 play beating both
Mercer Island and Eastside Catholic. Kathleen Vukelich was the
scoring leader for Prep in both games with 4 goals each. Agianst
Eastside Catholic Megan Burns had an impressive 3 goals along with
Kristi White who had 2. For Eastside Catholic Amy Kubacki and
Kellie Burgess did the scoring. Kubacki put in 3 while Burgess
contributed 2.
Eastside Catholic had a tough Match-up earlier in the week losing
9-2 to Lake Sammamish. This time it was Kellie Burgess who was the
scorer with 2.
Lake Sammamish tied it's other match-up against Snohomish. These
two teams seem to be a great rivalry for the future as each time
they meet they both have a never say die attitude.
Curtis also won both it's match-ups in week 6 beating Maple Valley
12-6 and the Raiders 14-1. Maple Valley was able to keep it tight
in the first half, but Curtis was able to pull away with 5
unanswered goals with just 4 minutes remaining on the clock.
Against the Raiders it was Heejung Choi who led scoring for Curtis
with 4 goals. Freshman Alexis Opp also got on the board 3 times for
Curtis.
The Raiders also faced a tough Bainbridge Island B squad. The
Vikings came away with it by a score of 13-5. Goalie Caitlin
Frazier had major contributions by saving 17 having a 77% save ratio
on the day. For scoring it was Emily Robinson leading it with 4
goals. Teammates Jane Baumgartner and Mary Vasta helped out with 3
and 2 respectively.