D1 & D2 Game Recaps: 4/6/13 - 4/9/13

OREGON CITY, Ore. – Sean Sternberg scored seven goals as Sammamish-Newport secured its fifth boys high school lacrosse win of the spring with a 14-2 defeat of Oregon City, Tuesday at Oregon City High School in Oregon City, Oregon. Sternberg finished the night with nine points (7g, 2a) and two ground balls to lead all scorers while Ian Weiss had three goals and an assist in the win. Courtesy of US Lacrosse – Washington.

 

 

Sammamish-Newport scored four in the first and two in the second to take a 6-0 lead at the half.  In the second, half Sammamish-Newport kept the heat on netting three more in the third and finishing with a strong five in the final quarter.

 

Sammamish-Newport (5-6-0) next faces Mercer Island (9-2-0), Friday, April 19 in an 8 p.m. start at Mercer Island High School.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Sammamish-Newport	4	2	3	5	--	14
Oregon City (Ore.)	0	0	1	1	--	2

 

Game Summary

Sammamish-Newport 14, Oregon City 2 (Sean Sternberg, S-N, 7 goals, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Ian Weiss, S-N, 3 goals, 1 assist; Michael Caliboso, S-N, 1 goal, 2 assists; Ryley Martin, S-N, 2 goals, 1 ground ball; Dalton Voeller, S-N, 1 goal; Morgan White, S-N, 6 saves; Connor Simonson, S-N, 3 saves)

 

 

Boys Varsity – Division I - 4/9/13

 

New York’s Long Beach ends lacrosse state champ Bellevue’s 24-game win streak

LIDO BEACH, N.Y. – Entering its contest with Long Beach Polytechnic High School on Tuesday, undefeated Bellevue had high hopes of adding another win to its 2013 resume, but instead dropped its first boys high school lacrosse contest of the season, 10-5 to the Marines in Lido Beach, N.Y.

 

The loss, the Wolverines’ first since a 7-6 overtime defeat to rival Issaquah on March 30 of last year, ended a 24-game win streak for the defending Washington state champions.

 

Coming off a 7-6 win on Saturday to Port Washington at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Bellevue had extended its record nine straight this season and was in hopes of carrying that momentum entering Tuesday’s component.

 

With loss, the Wolverines still remain deadlocked with Mercer Island on top of the King West Conference with a 5-0-0 conference record.

 

Bellevue struck first with Hank Bethke putting a shot into the Long Beach net at the 8:35 mark of the first quarter. 

 

Long Beach then came back with a pair to take the lead before Cole Johnson netted a pair to knot the game at 3-3 early in the second.

 

But Long Beach then put on the pressure, scoring four unanswered goals stretching into the third to stretch the Marines’ lead to 7-3.

 

The Wolverines, mounted a comeback, scoring another two as time expired in the third to narrow the gap to 7-5.  But that would be as close as Bellevue would come as the Marines delivered three more in fourth while holding the Wolverines scores to close-out the game.

 

Cole Johnson led Bellevue with three goals, an assist and a ground balls, while Bethke logged two goals and five ground balls. 

 

On defense, Andrew Matthews, Simon Jenkin and Dakota Jones combined for 15 ground balls while goaltender Bradley Medeiros had 10 saves.

Bellevue (9-1-0) next faces Wantagh (N.Y.), Wednesday, April 10 in Wantagh, N.Y.

 

Game Summary

Long Beach (N.Y.) 10, Bellevue 5 (Cole Johnson, B, 3 goals, 1 assist, 1 ground ball; Hank Bethke, B, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Andrew Matthews, B, 6 ground balls; Simon Jenkin, B, 5 ground balls; Dakota Jones, B, 4 ground balls; Bradley Medeiros, B, 10 saves)

 

 

Preisler’s season-high six goals lifts MI boys to ninth lacrosse win

BOTHELL – Grant Preisler scored a season-high six goals as first-place Mercer Island rolled to its ninth boys high school lacrosse win of the spring with a 15-9 defeat of Bothell-Inglemoor, Tuesday at Bothell High School. 

 

The game was streamed live on YouTube as Washington State High School Lacrosse Game of the Week on The Lacrosse Network. 

 

Coming off perhaps its most successful East Coast road trip in its history with wins over Maine state champion Scarborough and Massachusetts Division II champion Concord-Carlisle, Mercer Island jumped to an early 3-0 lead in the first, then put up four more in the second for a 7-1 lead at the half.

 

In the third, coach Ian O’Hearn’s transition game finally got the best of Bothell-Inglemoor as the  Islanders put up another eight for a 15-3 lead before conceding six in the final quarter.

 

The Islanders’ Steen Swedstedt, Justin Rorem and Peter Mahony had two apiece, while Devlin Conway collected 10 ground balls and goaltenders Benji Rothenberg and Scotty Lee combined for seven saves.

 

Drew Tosaya led Bothell-Inglemoor with four goals and three assists while goaltender Alex Dyngen had 12 saves.

 

Mercer Island (9-2-0) next faces King’s Way (5-0-0), Friday, April 9 in a 7 p.m. start at King’s Way Christian School in Vancouver, Wash.  Bothell-Inglemoor (2-5-0) next faces Kamiak (3-2-0), Thursday, April 11 in an 8 p.m. start at Kamiak High School in Mukilteo.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Mercer Island	3	4	8	0	--	15
Bothell-Inglemoor	0	1	2	6	--	9

 

Game Summary

Mercer Island 15, Bothell-Inglemoor 9 (Grant Preisler, MI, 6 goals, 2 ground balls; Steen Swedstedt, MI, 2 goals, 3 assists; Justin Rorem, MI, 2 goals, 2 assists, 1 ground ball; Peter Mahony, MI, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Hayden Reisman, MI, 1 goal, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Cooper Johnson, MI, 1 goal, 5 ground balls; Charlie Vetter, MI, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Chase York, MI, 1 assist; 5 ground balls; Devlin Conway, MI, 10 ground balls; Benji Rothenberg, MI, 4 saves; Scotty Lee, MI, 3 saves; Drew Tosaya, B-I, 4 goals, 3 assists, 1 ground ball; Henry Sokol, B-I, 2 goals, 1 ground balls; Dale Goong, B-I, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Chandler Olsen, B-I, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Willie Ohrenschall, B-I, 1 goal, 5 ground balls; Camron Morgan, B-I, 1 goal; Alex Dyngen, B-I, 12 saves)

 

 

Clinch hat trick lifts Woodinville boys past Curtis in lacrosse

UNIVERSITY PLACE – Colter Clinch recorded his third consecutive hat trick to lift Woodinville to its third win of the season with an 8-4 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Curtis, Tuesday at Curtis High School in University Place. 

 

Woodinville opened with four goals in the first and a solo-shot in the second to take a 5-1 lead into the half before matching Curtis goal-for-goal with a single in the third and a pair in the fourth to cruise to the win.

 

Clinch’s hat trick came on the heels of a three-goal performance in the Falcon’s April 3 loss to Skyline and a six-goal night in their March 29 defeat at the hands of Auburn Riverside.  The captain attackman has 20 goals (10 in league play) on the season.

 

Curtis scoring came from Ryder Choate with two and Daniel Tishman and Alex Brydson each with one.  Goaltender Zach Budnick had 17 saves.

 

Woodinville (3-6-0) next faces Bothell-Inglemoor (2-5-0), Thursday, April 18 in a 7p.m. start at Bothell High School.  Curtis (3-6-0) next faces next faces West Linn (Ore.) (5-2-0), Saturday, April 20 in a 2 p.m. start at West Linn High School in West Linn, Ore.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Woodinville	4	1	1	2	--	8
Curtis	1	0	1	2	--	4

 

Game Summary

Woodinville 8, Curtis 4  (Colter Clinch, W, 3 goals, 3 ground balls; Taylor Vastvider, W, 2 goals; Josh Gray, W, 2 goals; Edward Pollon, W, 1 goal, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Ryan Baerwolf, W, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Ethan Vastvinder, W, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Thomas Cast, W, 9 saves; Daniel Tishman, C, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Ryder Choate, C, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Alex Brydson, C, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Zach Budnick, C, 17 saves, 3 ground balls)

 

Boys Varsity – Division II - 4/9/13

 

Stadium deals lacrosse shut-out to South Kitsap

PORT ORCHARD – Harry Dillman and Noah Leonard each delivered four goals as Stadium dealt an 18-0 boys high school lacrosse shut out to North Kitsap, Tuesday at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Port Orchard.

 

The win was the fourth of the spring for Stadium, which at 4-0-1 has yet to loose this season.

 

Following a five-goal first, Stadium unleashed eight more on South Kitsap goaltender Jordan Kaufman to take a 13-0 lead at the half before cruising with three in the third and pair in the fourth.

 

Patrick Holcomb and Aaron Park contributed single goals while combining on defense for 10 ground balls.

 

South Kitsap’s Elijah Welsh grabbed eight ground balls and Kaufman made 13 saves in goal.

 

Stadium (4-0-1) next faces Peninsula-Gig Harbor (8-1-0), Thursday, April 11 in a 7 p.m. start at Peninsula High School in Gig Harbor.  South Kitsap (2-4-0) next faces Klahowya (1-4-0), Friday, April 12 in a 5:30 p.m. start at the Klahowya Secondary School in Silverdale.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Stadium	5	8	3	2	--	18
South Kitsap	0	0	0	0	--	0

 

Game Summary

Stadium 18, South Kitsap 0 (Harry Dillman, STD, 4 goals, 2 ground balls; Noah Leonard, STD, 4 goals, 4 ground balls; Edgar Valentine, STD, 2 goals, 2 assists, 5 ground balls; Brendan Raschke, STD, 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls; Patrick Holcomb, STD, 2 goals, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Aaron Park, STD, 2 goals, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Nick Boer, STD, 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; Jonny Eyre, STD, 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; Evan Lineweaver, STD, 7 saves; ­Elijah Welsh, SK, 8 ground balls; Nick Walker, SK, 6 ground balls; Hayden Widergren, SK, 5 ground balls; Jordan Kaufman, SK, 13 saves)

 

 

Hale lacrosse to shuts out Klahowya behind Johnson’s four goals

SEATTLE – Riley Johnson connected for four goals to lead Nathan Hale to its eighth win of the season with a 15-3 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Klahowya, Tuesday at Summit East Fields in Seattle.

 

After battling to a 1-1 tie in the first, Hale blanked the Eagles in the second, while putting up five of its own to take a 6-1 lead at the half.  In the third, Hale again netted five while the Eagles tagged along with a pair for an 11-3 lead entering the final quarter.

 

In the fourth, Hale again dominated, this time delivering four unanswered goals to close out the game.

 

Nathan Hale (8-2-0) next faces Roosevelt (4-3-0) , Thursday, April 11 in a 5:45 p.m. start at Summit Fields #2 in Seattle.   Klahowya (1-4-0) next faces next faces South Kitsap (1-4-0), Friday, April 12 in a 5:30 p.m. start at Klahowya Secondary School in Silverdale.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Klahowya	1	0	2	0	--	3
Nathan Hale	1	5	5	4	--	15

 

Game Summary

Nathan Hale 15, Klahowya 3 (Riley Johnson, NH, 4 goals, 6 ground balls; William Snider, NH, 3 goals, 1 assist; Ben Joers, NH, 2 goals, 3 assists; Cooper Woolston, NH, 2 goals, 2 assists; Jack MacIntire, NH, 1 goal, 14 ground balls; Cody Roberts, K, 2 goals; John Lewandowski, K, 1 goal; Cory Charvat, K, 10 saves)

 

 

Ballard drops Roosevelt in boys lacrosse

SEATTLE – Jacob Marks and Josh Schwartzenberger teamed-up for eight goals to power Ballard to a 15-3 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Roosevelt, Tuesday at Lower Woodland Park playfield in Seattle.

 

Marks led all scorers with four goals and four assists, while Schwartzenberger delivered an even four goals. 

 

The win gave the Beavers their fifth of the season, while Roosevelt dropped its third.

 

Roosevelt’s Jack Christenson, Eli Hall and James Leroux handled the Roughriders scoring.

 

Ballard (5-6-1) next faces Garfield (3-0-0) , Friday, April 12 in a 5 p.m. start at Upper Genesee Park in Seattle.   Roosevelt (4-3-0) next faces Nathan Hale (8-2-0) , Thursday, April 11 in a 5:45 p.m. start at Summit Fields #2.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Ballard	2	4	4	5	--	15
Roosevelt	2	0	1	0	--	3

 

Game Summary

Ballard 15, Roosevelt 3 (Jacob Marks, B, 4 goals, 4 assists; Josh Schwartzenberger, B, 4 goals; Jake Losi, B, 2 goals; John DeGarmo, B, 2 goals; Nick Gargon, B, 11 ground balls; Alex James, B, 5 saves; Jack Christenson, R, 1 goal; Eli Hall, R, 1 goal, 1 assist; James Leroux, R, 1 goal; Kevin Ault, R, 23 saves)

 

 

Medlicott’s season-high game lifts Stanwood lacrosse past Meadowdale

LYNNWOOD – Frank Medlicott scored a season-high nine points to lead Stanwood to its fifth boys high school lacrosse win of the season with a narrow 14-13 defeat of Meadowdale, Tuesday at Lynnwood High School.

 

Behind six goals and three assists by Medlicott, an Archbishop Murphy senior, Stanwood took a slim 7-6 lead at the half, before extending their advantage to 10-8 going into the final quarter.

 

Despite being outscored 5-4 in the fourth, Stanwood prevailed for the win.

 

Stanwood goaltender Jeremy Smith recorded 12 saves.

 

Gavin Hardwick led the scoring for Meadowdale with four goals and two assists.  He also had three ground balls.

 

Stanwood (5-2-0) next faces Shorecrest (5-1-0), Tuesday, April 16 in a 5:30 p.m. start at Stanwood Middle School in Stanwood.  Meadowdale (1-7-0) next faces Sehome-Bellingham (5-0-0), Thursday, April 11 in a 7 p.m. start at Whatcom Community College in Bellingham.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Stanwood	2	5	3	4	--	14
Meadowdale	3	3	2	5	--	13

 

Game Summary

Stanwood 14, Meadowdale 13 (Frank Medlicott, S, 6 goals, 3 assists, 6 ground balls; C.J. Hillbrand, S, 3 goals, 2 assists, 4 ground balls; Josh Smith, S, 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls; Jack Delich, S, 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Kane Ayling, S, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Terran Brewer, S, 1 goal; Garrett Goshorn, S, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Jeremy Smith, S, 12 saves, 2 ground balls;  Gavin Hardwick, M, 4 goals, 2 assists, 3 ground balls; Justin Holter, M, 3 goals, 7 ground balls; Charlie Baillargeon, M, 3 goals, 4 assists, 2 ground balls; Joshua Schlersman, M, 2 goals; Cameron Warren, M, 2 goals; Damon Johnson, M, 2 goals; Jordan Tindall, M, 1 goal, 2 assists, 6 ground balls; Niko May, M, 9 ground balls; Thomas Kobuke, M, 3 ground balls; Conner Daniel, M, 3 saves; Domenic Spino, M, 3 saves)

 

Schneider drives Wenatchee to big lacrosse win over Selah

SELAH – Max Schneider delivered a season-best five goals as Wenatchee unleashed a 14-1 boys high school lacrosse defeat on Selah, Tuesday at Robert Lince elementary School in Selah.

 

Behind Schneider’s scoring, Wenatchee emerged from a scoreless first to put up six goals in the second while allowing just a single score, before adding four more in the third and fourth.

 

Goaltender Jace Pauly had five saves for Wenatchee.

 

With the win, Wenatchee recorded its fifth of the season, while Selah dropped its sixth straight.

 

Wenatchee (5-1-0) next faces Lewis and Clark High School (1-1-0), Friday, April 12 in a 5 p.m. start at Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane. Selah (0-6-0) next faces Hermiston (Ore.) (1-4-0), Saturday, April 13 in a 5 p.m. start at Sunset Elementary School in Hermiston Oregon.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Wenatchee	0	6	4	4	--	14
Selah	0	1	0	0	--	1

 

Game Summary

Wenatchee 14, Selah 1 (Max Schneider, W, 5 goals, 1 ground ball; Iain Canup, W, 3 goals; Connor Christensen, W, 2 goals, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Kelly Smith, W, 2 goals, 1 assist, 12 ground balls; Luke Carlson, W, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Adam Chivilcek, W, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Jace Pauly, W, 5 saves)

 

Sehome-Bellingham lacrosse still undefeated with Burlington-Edison win

BELLINGHAM – Dylan Bruce scored four goals as Sehome-Bellingham preserved its undefeated record with a 9-3 boys high school lacrosse win over Burlington-Edison, Tuesday at Whatcom Community College.

 

The win was the fifth straight for the combined prep lacrosse program from Sehome and Bellingham High Schools.  Burlington-Edison dropped its sixth of the season.

 

Bruce had six ground balls while Chance Clymer recorded a pair of goals and 10 ground balls for Sehome-Bellingham.

 

Sehome-Bellingham (5-0-0) next faces Meadowdale (1-7-0), Thursday, April 11 in a 7 pm. Start at Whatcom Community College in Bellingham.  Burlington-Edison (1-6-0) next faces next faces Port Angeles (0-3-0), Friday, April 12 in a 5 p.m. start at Burlington-Edison High School in Burlington.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Burlington-Edison					--	3
Sehome-Bellingham					--	9

 

Game Summary

Sehome-Bellingham 9, Burlington-Edison 3 (Dylan Bruce, S-B, 4 goals, 6 ground balls; Chance Clymer, S-B, 2 goals, 10 ground balls; Maclean Cook, S-B, 8 ground balls; Nick Estrada, S-B, 5 ground balls; Garrett Remsen, S-B, 4 ground balls; Andrew Hoemann, S-B, 8 saves)

 

Mead-Mt. Spokane lacrosse falls to Bonners Ferry

MEAD – Mead-Mt. Spokane dropped its fifth boys high school lacrosse contest of the season, suffering a 14-6 defeat by Idaho’s Bonners Ferry, Tuesday at Mt. Spokane High School.

 

The prep lacrosse program made up of students from Mead and Mt. Spokane High Schools fell behind 7-3 at the half and despite matching the Idaho squad with a three-goal third, was never able to mount a comeback.

 

In the end, Bonners Ferry delivered four unanswered goals in the fourth to close-out the game.

 

Redmond Groves led Mead-Mt. Spokane with three goals and Jake Kelly grabbed five ground balls and won six face offs.

 

Mead-Mt. Spokane (2-5-0) next faces University (2-2-0) , Thursday, April 11 in a 5 p.m. start at University High School in Spokane.

 

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Bonners Ferry (Idaho)	2	5	3	4	--	14
Mead-Mt. Spokane	1	2	3	0	--	6

 

Game Summary

Bonners Ferry (Idaho) 14, Mead-Mt. Spokane 6  (Redmond Groves, M-MS, 3 goals; Mitchell Sattler, M-MS, 1 goal, 5 ground balls; Josh Crawford, M-MS, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Colton Milliron, M-MS, 1 assist, 4 ground ball; Bryce Moove, M-MS, 4 ground balls; Sean Long, M-MS, 1 ground ball; Mitchell Wolff, M-MS, 4 ground balls; Cole Hubbard, M-MS, 3 ground balls; Jake Kelly, M-MS, 5 ground balls)

 

Peninsula-Gig Harbor boys gets eighth lacrosse win as North Kitsap forfeits

GIG HARBOR – Peninsula-Gig Harbor was awarded a boys high school lacrosse win as North Kitsap failed to field a full team for a boys high school lacrosse contest scheduled for Tuesday at Pacific Middle School in Gig Harbor.

 

The win elevated Peninsula-Gig Harbor to eight on the season while North Kitsap dropped its fourth.

 

Peninsula-Gig Harbor (8-1-0) next faces Stadium (4-0-1), Thursday, April 11 in a 7 p.m. start at Peninsula High School in Gig Harbor. North Kitsap (2-4-0) next faces Camas (1-2-0), Saturday, April 13 in a 3:30 p.m. start at Strawberry Fields in Poulsbo. 

 

Game Summary

North Kitsap at Peninsula-Gig Harbor (Forfeit – win awarded to Peninsula-Gig Harbor)

 

Boys Varsity – Division I - 4/8/13

 

Tahoma cruises in second to 12-9 lacrosse defeat of Skyline

COVINGTON – Tahoma cruised to its third win of the season behind five two-goal performances in a 12-9 boys high school lacrosse defeat of Skyline, Monday at Tahoma High School in Covington.

 

Nate Godey, Brody Sullivan, Hudson Taylor, Jake Hanson and Dakoda Barger all had two-goal performances for Tahoma as they overcame a 6-5 Skyline lead at the half with four third-quarter goals to take a 9-7 lead going into the final quarter.  In the fourth, Tahoma outscored the Spartans 3-2 to cruise to the win.

 

Skyline’s Tyler Johnson led all scorers with four goals and two assist.

 

Tahoma (3-5-0) next faces Mount Si (5-2-0), Monday, April 15 in a 7 p.m. start at Tahoma High School in Covington.  Skyline (5-5-0) next faces Issaquah (5-3-0), Tuesday, April 16 in an 8 p.m. start at Skyline High School in Sammamish.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Skyline	4	2	1	2	--	9
Tahoma	2	3	4	3	--	12

 

Game Summary

Tahoma 12, Skyline 9 (Nate Gowdey, T, 2 goals, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Brody Sullivan, T, 2 goals, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; Hudson Taylor, T, 2 goals, 1 assist; Jake Hanson, T, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Dakoda Barger, T, 2 goals; Blake Lucky, T, 1 goal; Brayden Saurbier, T, 1 goal; Dustin Hendrix, T, 7 saves; Tyler Johnston, S, 4 goals, 2 assists; Ryan Benz, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Tristan Miller, S, 1 goal, 2 assists; Michael Cowin, S, 1 goal; Nick Mauzy, S, 1 goal; Spencer Noonan, S, 7 ground balls; Kyle Kuberski, S, 12 saves)

 

 

Boys Varsity – Division II

 

Kurtenbach nets five as Skyline JV downs Camas in lacrosse

CAMAS – Charlie Kurtenbach scored five goals to lead Skyline’s JV squad past Camas 13-7 in boys high school lacrosse action, Monday at Doc Harris Stadium in Camas.

 

Skyline led 4-2 after the first than matched two Camas scores in the second for a 6-4 half-time lead.  In the third it was all Skyline as the Spartans put three unanswered goals on the Papermakers in the third than added four more in the fourth to round out the scoring.

 

Ryan Stanley and Blake Carpenter joined the top Skyline scorers with two goals apiece.

 

Tabbut Bryce led Camas with four goals and six ground balls while Ollie Stanchfield had 16 saves in goal.

 

Camas (1-2-0) next faces next faces Roosevelt (4-2-0), Friday, April 12 in a 7 p.m. start at Lower Woodland Park playfield #7 in Seattle.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Skyline JV	4	2	3	4	--	13
Camas	2	2	0	3	--	7

 

Game Summary

Skyline JV 13, Camas 7 (Charlie Kurtenbach, S, 5 goals, 2 assists; Ryan Stanley, S, 2 goals; Blake Carpenter, S, 2 goals, 1 assist; Tyler Combs, S, 1 goal; McKay Berndt, S, 1 goal, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Noah Hartlein, S, 2 goals; Ricky Dua, S, 1 assist; Allen Wuenler, S, 1 goal; T.J. Cox, S, 7 ground balls; Tabbut Bryce, C, 4 goals, 6 ground balls; Austin Garwood, C, 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Quentin Lebeau, C, 1 goal; Bradley Stanchfield, C, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Zach Quist, C, 1 goal; Cannon Burchette, C, 5 ground balls; Ollie Stanchfield, C, 16 saves)

 

Boys Varsity – Division I - 4/6/13

 

Sammamish-Newport lacrosse downs West Salem for second Oregon win

SALEM, Ore. – Ryley Martin and Sean Sternberg each netted five goals as Sammamish-Newport captured its second win of a spring break Oregon road trip with a 17-8 boys high school lacrosse defeat of West Salem, Sunday at West Salem High School in Salem, Oregon.

 

The win was the fourth overall and followed on the heels of Sammamish-Newport’s 9-3 win over Hillsboro’s Liberty High School on Saturday.  West Salem slipped to 3-3-0.

 

Sammamish-Newport powered to a 5-1 lead in the first and added five more in both the second and third quarters to establish a 15-6 lead before matching West Salem’s two fourth-quarter goals to cruise to the win.

 

Goaltenders Connor Simonson and Morgan White combined for eight saves for Sammamish-Newport.

 

Sammamish-Newport (4-6-0) next faces Oregon City (Ore.) (4-2-0), Tuesday, April 9 in a 6:45 p.m. start Old Oregon City High School Stadium in Oregon City, Oregon.

 

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Sammamish-Newport	5	5	5	2	--	17
West Salem (Ore.)	1	2	3	2	--	8

 

Game Summary

Sammamish-Newport 17, West Salem (Ore.) 8 (Ryley Martin, S-N, 5 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls; Sean Sternberg, S-N, 5 goals, 8 ground balls; Yannick White, S-N, 1 goal, 2 assists, 3 ground balls; Michael Caliboso, S-N, 2 goals, 1 ground ball; Ian Weiss, S-N, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Cooper Horton, S-N, 1 goal, Stuart Sutherland, S-N, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Connor Simonson, S-N, 3 saves; Morgan White, S-N, 5 saves, 2 ground balls)

 

Bellevue opens New York trip with come-from-behind win over Port Washington

WEST POINT, N.Y. – Bellevue High School used three fourth-quarter goals capped by an eventual game winner from senior attackman Cole Johnson for a 7-6 come-from-behind defeat of Port Washington High School, Saturday at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

 

Johnson led all scorers with three goals and an assist as the Wolverines won its first of a three-game road swing against trio of top-ranked Long Island prep lacrosse teams.

 

Down 6-5 in the final quarter, Bellevue’s Hunter Liem a pass from Johnson with 8:06 remaining to knot the game at 6-6. Then just under five minutes later Hank Bethke fed a deep pass to Johnson who ripped an underhanded shot between the legs of Port Washington goaltender Nick Ferrero for the eventual game winner.

 

“I’m proud of the team for getting the win after the long travel,” said Bellevue head coach  and Long Island native John Baumann who’s Wolverines arrived in New York at 10:30 p.m. the night before the game following a cross country flight from Seattle. “To put a win together against a quality team speaks a lot about our guys.”

 

After matching the Vikings’ two goals in the first, Bellevue fell behind the #9 prep lacrosse team on Long Island by a single goal to trail 4-3 at the half.

 

In the third, the two squads again matched one another before the Wolverines turned up the head in the fourth, outscoring Port Washington 3-1.

 

Other Bellevue goals came from Hunter Lien, Dakota Jones, Bethke and Eric Hael, while goaltender Bradley Medeiros had five saves.

 

Port Washington was led by Luke Rizzo with two goals and two assists while goaltender Nick Ferrero recorded 12 saves.

 

 “We want to win (these games), but ultimately we want to learn something about ourselves, so we pick some tough opponents,” said Baumann whose squad will look for a repeat win against its next opponent Long Beach on Tuesday.  “(The Long Beach game) will be a battle,” said Baumann, whose squad defeated the Marines during its 2012 trip to New York.  “Hopefully we’ll be rested up for it,” he said.  “There are no walk-through on this trip.”

 

Saturday’s game was the first of three for the 9-0-0 Wolverines against New York high school opponents this week.  On Tuesday, Bellevue faces #7 Long Beach in Lido Beach, N.Y. and on Wednesday the Wolverines take on #8 Wantagh.  Bellevue returns home on Tuesday, April 16 for an 8 p.m. matchup with rival Lake Washington at Bellevue High School.

 

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Bellevue	2	1	1	3	--	7
Port Washington (N.Y.)	2	2	1	1	--	6

 

Game Summary

Bellevue 7, Port Washington 6 (Cole Johnson, B, 3 goals, 1 assist; Hunter Lien, B, 1 goal, 1 assist; Dakota Jones, B, 1 goal, 1 assist; Hanke Bethke, B, 1 goal, 1 assist; Eric Haehl, B, 1 goal; Bradley Medeiros, B, 5 saves; John Crawley, PW, 1 goals; Luke Rizzo, PW, 2 goals, 2 assists; Nick Ferrero, PW, 12 saves)

 

 

Mercer Island boys drop Massachusetts lacrosse champion Concord-Carlisle

CONCORD, Mass.  – Erasing any doubt that Mercer Island High School is a force to be reckoned with on the national prep lacrosse stage, the Islanders emerged from their latest East Coast foray with a respectable 2-1 record after dishing out back-to back defeats of defending boys state champions in Maine and Massachusetts.

 

After dropping only its opening game to defending Massachusetts Division I champion Duxbury ranked #24 in the country in the bi-weekly Nike/US Lacrosse pole, the five-time state champion Islanders who have made it to the Washington title game in nine of the past 12 years, stepped up their game.

 

On Thursday, Mercer Island toppled Maine champion Scarborough 15-2 and then handled Massachusetts Division II champion Concord-Carlisle with a 7-2 win on Saturday.

 

“This was our goal.  We were expecting 2-1,” said Mercer Island head boys coach Ian O’Hearn, whose squad attracted two to three NCAA coaches in each of its three outings.  “The point of these trips is to get better and to get better competition,” he said.

 

On Saturday, O’Hearn’s Islanders were hot, asserting themselves against Concord-Carlisle despite a frigid wind-chill factor with temperatures dipping into the mid 30s.

 

Putting up four unanswered goals in the first before giving up the second quarter’s lone goal to the Patriots, Mercer Island entered the half-time break with a healthy 4-1 lead. 

 

In the third, the Islanders again stepped forward outscoring the Patriots 2-1 before closing-out the game with a single unanswered score in the fourth.

 

“This was the best game we’ve played all season.  Our entire attack unit had a terrific game,” O’Hearn said after trying several new combinations including matching junior attackman Charlie Vetter with veterans Grant Preisler and Justin Rorem.

 

“(The three) were clicking, scoring and creating opportunities,” O’Hearn said.  “Vetter saw the field very well.  I liked what I saw.”

 

Vetter finished the day with a goal and a ground ball while proven MI threats, senior Steen Swedstedt and junior Peter Mahony, continued to drive the Islanders attack. 

 

Swedstedt and Mahony finished with two goals apiece while Preisler had a goal and an assist and junior goaltender Benji Rothenberg recorded seven saves.

 

On Tuesday, the Islanders opened their East Coast swing against Duxbury, falling 8-4 to a Dragons’ squad stacked with six NCAA Division I commits.  In the loss, the Islanders put 23 shots on Duxbury goaltender and Georgetown commit Nick Marrocco who stopped 19.

 

On Thursday, the now 9-2 Islanders regained their legs after the cross-country flight to New England, unleashing the full force of its attack on defending Maine state champion Scarborough High School for a 15-2 win. 

 

Against the Red Storm, Preisler, Mahony and junior Cooper Johnson, a student at the Bush School in Seattle, all delivered hat tricks, while Mercer Island’s defense kept Scarborough at bay as Rothenberg recorded just a single save.

 

The Islanders (9-2-0), which own a share of the King West Conference lead with Bellevue (8-0-0), are back in Washington state prep action on Tuesday as they travel to Bothell High School to face a 2-4-0 Bothell-Inglemoor squad in the Washington State High School Lacrosse Game of the Week on The Lacrosse Network.  The game will be streamed live at www.YouTube.com/TLN and also available at www.WashingtonHSlax.com

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Mercer Island	4	0	2	1	--	7
Concord-Carlisle (Mass.)	0	1	1	0	--	2

 

 

Game Summary

Mercer Island 7, Concord-Carlisle (Mass.) 2 -- Steen Swedstedt, MI, 2 goals; Peter Mahony, MI, 2 goals; Grant Preisler, MI, 1 goals, 1 assist; Evan Condon, MI, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Charlie Vetter, MI, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Devlin Conway, MI, 6 ground balls; Charlie Reinertson, MI, 5 ground balls; Benji Rothenberg, MI, 7 saves; Tim Badgley, CC, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Will Blumenberg, CC, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Charlie Painter, CC, 1 assist; Graham Hunt, CC, 1 assist, 1 ground ball; Andrew Kielar, CC,  8 saves)

 

 

Sammamish-Newport dominates Oregon’s Liberty High in lacrosse

HILLSBORO, Ore. – Sammamish-Newport scored five unanswered goals in the first half on the way to a 9-3 boys high school lacrosse win over Oregon’s Liberty High School, Saturday in Hillsboro, Oregon.

 

Cooper Horton led the way with five goals as Sammamish-Newport fired 44 shots on Liberty to record its third win of the season.

 

After taking a 5-0 lead at the half, coach Ian Lee’s squad surrendered the only goal of the third to Liberty, before adding four more in the final quarter to close-out the game.

 

Ian Weiss had two goals and two ground balls while goaltenders Morgan White and Connor Simonson combined for nine saves for Sammamish-Newport.

 

Sammamish-Newport (3-6-0) next faces West Salem (Ore.) (3-2-0), Sunday, April 7 in an 11 a.m. start in Salem, Ore.

 

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Sammamish-Newport	4	1	0	4	--	9
Liberty (Ore.)	0	0	1	2	--	3

 

Game Summary

Sammamish-Newport 9, Liberty (Ore.) 3 (Cooper Horton, S-N, 5 goals, 1 ground ball; Ian Weiss, SN, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Yannick White, S-N, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Dalton Voeller, S-N, 1 assist; Sean Sternberg, S-N, 1 goal, 7 ground balls; Morgan White, S-N, 5 saves; Connor Simonson, S-N, 4 saves)

 

Skyline lacrosse gives up lead, game to Oregon Episcopal

PORTLAND, Ore. – Oregon Episcopal School scored four goals in the fourth to overtake Skyline for a 13-12 boys high school lacrosse win, Saturday at the Oregon Episcopal School in Portland.

 

Behind five goals and four assists by Skyline’s Ryan Benz, the Spartans built a narrow 8-7 lead at the half and extended its advantage to 11-9 behind three third-quarter scores.

 

But the Aardvarks finally got their legs, holding the Spartans to a single goal in the fourth, while putting up four to close-out the game.

 

Oregon Episcopal was led by Trevor Johnson with four goals and Calvin Collins with three.

 

For Skyline, Tyler Johnson joined Benz among the scoring leaders with three goals and two assists, while goaltender Kyle Kuberski had two saves.

 

Oregon Episcopal (1-2-0) Skyline (4-5-0) next faces Tahoma (2-5-0), Monday, April 8 in a 7 p.m. start at Tahoma High School in Covington. 

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Skyline	6	2	3	1	--	12
Oregon Episcopal (Ore.)	5	2	2	4	--	13

 

Game Summary

Oregon Episcopal (Ore.) 13, Skyline 12 (Trevor Johnson, OES, 4 goals; Calvin Collins, OES, 3 goals, 3 ground balls; Dylan Garner, OES, 2 goals, 3 assists, 2 ground balls; Brooks Yeager, OES, 2 goals, 1 ground ball; Steffan Hawkins, OES, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Owen Pendergast, OES, 1 goal, 2 assists, 1 ground ball; Ryan Aspury, OES, 5 saves; Ryan Benz, S, 5 goals, 4 assists, 1 ground ball; Tyler Johnsnon, S, 3 goals, 2 assists; Ian Anderson, S, 2 goals; Michael Cowen, S, 1 goal,  1 assist; Tristan Miller, S, 1 goal, 1 assist; Kyle Kuberski, S, 2 saves)

 

 

Taylor nets four as Tahoma lacrosse drops Emerald Ridge-Puyallup

PUYALLUP – Hudson Taylor scored four goals as Tahoma led for wire to wire to capture a 10-4 boys high school lacrosse win over Emerald Ridge-Puyallup, Saturday at Sparks Stadium in Puyallup.

 

Scoring the first goal and never looking back, Tahoma build a narrow 3-2 lead at the half, then applied a patient and disciplined attack in the second half to outscore Emerald Ridge-Puyallup 5-1 in the third before cruising to the win.

 

Faceoff specialist Joe Donahue was critical in the win for Tahoma, securing 10 of 12 draws on the night.

 

Brandon Seachriest and Waipa Hoopii each had a goal and an assist while goaltender Devin Ehli recorded 18 saves for Emerald Ridge-Puyallup.

 

Tahoma (2-5-0) next faces Skyline (4-5-0), Monday, April 8 in a 7 p.m. start at Tahoma High School in Covington.  Emerald Ridge-Puyallup (1-5-0) next faces King’s Way (5-0-0), Saturday, April 13 in a 7 p.m. start at King’s Way Christian School in Vancouver, Wash.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Tahoma	2	1	5	2	--	10
Emerald Ridge-Puyallup	1	1	1	1	--	4

 

Game Summary

Tahoma 10, Emerald Ridge-Puyallup 4  (Hudson Taylor, T, 4 goals, 1 assist; Nate Gowdey, T, 2 goals, 1 assist; Jake Hanson, T, 1 goal, 1 assist; Kyle Dige, T, 5 ground balls; Dustin Hendrix, T, 1 save; Brandon Seachriest, ER-P, 1 goal, 1 assist; Waipa Hoopii, ER-P, 1 goal, 1 assist; Devin Ehli, ER-P, 18 saves)

 

 

 

Boys Varsity – Division II - 4/6/13

 

Powerful second half, leads Peninsula-Gig Harbor lacrosse past Oregon’s Aloha High

GIG HARBOR – Behind six Lief Drathman goals, Peninsula-Gig Harbor went on a 12-goal, second-half tear to put away Oregon’s Aloha High School in boys prep lacrosse action, Saturday at Peninsula High School in Gig Harbor.

 

Seeking its seventh win on the season, Peninsula-Gig harbor built a narrow 8-6 lead over Aloha by the half, then put up six in each of the third and fourth quarters to put the Warriors away.

 

Drathman finished the day with six goals and three assists for nine points and four ground balls, while Noah Samsen recorded eight ground balls and goaltender Ashton Sidebottom had eight saves. 

 

Aloha’s Sam Klingsporn tallied five goals and 14 ground balls to lead the Warriors.

 

Peninsula-Gig Harbor (7-1-0) next faces North Kitsap (2-3-0), Tuesday, April 9 in a 7:30 p.m. start at Peninsula High School in Gig Harbor.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Peninsula-Gig Harbor	5	3	6	6	--	20
Aloha (Ore.)	4	2	2	2	--	10

 

Game Summary

Peninsula-Gig Harbor 20, Aloha (Ore.) 10 (Lief Drathman, P-GH, 6 goals, 3 assists, 4 ground balls; Noah Samsen, P-GH, 8 ground balls; Ashton Sidebottom, P-GH, 8 saves; Sam Klingsporn, A, 5 goals, 14 ground balls; Joe Kovachevich, A, 5 ground balls; Griffin Potts, A, 11 saves)

 

 

Shorecrest boys withstand late Friday Harbor rally for fifth lacrosse win

SHORELINE -- Friday Harbor mounted a six-goal, fourth-quarter rally but fell short of Shorecrest 13-11 in boys high school lacrosse action, Saturday at Shorecrest High School in Shoreline.

 

Looking for its fifth win of the season, Shorecrest established itself early, taking a 6-2 lead in the first, then added three more in the second for a healthy 9-3 half-time lead. 

 

Friday Harbor then eased ahead in the third outscoring Shorecrest 2-1 to narrow the gap at 10-5, before completely dominating the fourth quarter.

 

Tate Brumsickle, Marquis Napier, Dylan Radden and Jacob Justiniano all record goals in the fourth, but Friday Harbor was unable to overcome the strong start by the Scots.

 

Shorecrest (5-1-0) next faces Everett (3-1-0), Friday, April 12 in a 7 p.m. start at Shorecrest High School in Shoreline.  Friday Harbor (2-3-0) next faces Lynden (3-1-0), Wednesday, April 10 in a 5 p.m. start at Bender Fields in Lynden.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Friday Harbor	2	1	2	6	--	11
Shorecrest	6	3	1	2	--	13

 

Game Summary

Shorecrest 13, Friday Harbor 11 (Ethan Jensen, S, 6 goals, 1 assist; Max Osborne, S, 3 goals, 3 assists; Joseph Kinkopf, 1 goal, 1 assist; Ian Prieve, S, 1 assist, 7 ground balls; Tristan Anderson, S, 5 ground balls; Payten Brooks-Neal, S, 7 saves)

 

 

Williams gets six as Richland dominates Selah in boys lacrosse

HANFORD – Charles Williams scored six goals to lead Richland High School past Selah 14-1 in boys high school lacrosse action, Saturday at Hanford High School.

 

Richland built a 12-0 lead by the half then went on cruise-control in the second half scoring just single goals in the third and fourth quarters to finish-out the game.

 

Williams was joined by Zach Mabry with three goals and two assists and Damon Taylor with two goals and an assist as the top Richland scorers.

 

Chezaree Jackson recorded Selah’s only goal in the fourth, while goaltender Jesse Ellis had 16 saves in goal.

 

Richland (6-3-0) next faces Lake City (Idaho), Saturday, April 13 in a 1 p.m. start at Hanford High School.  Selah (0-5-0) next faces next faces Wenatchee (4-1-0), Tuesday, April 9 in a 7 p.m. start at Robert Lince Elementary School in Selah.

 

Scoring	1	2	3	4		F
Selah	0	0	0	1	--	1
Richland	4	8	1	1	--	14

 

Game Summary

Richland 14, Selah 1 (Charles Williams, R, 6 goals; Zach Mabry, R, 3 goals, 2 assists; Damon Taylor, R, 2 goals, 1 assist; Mario Madili, R, 1 goal; Chris Helms, R, 1 goal;  Hollan Brown, R, 1 goal; Daniel Hart, R, 5 saves; Chezaree Jackson, S, 1 goal; Cameron Martin, S, 5 ground balls; Jesse Ellis, S, 16 saves)

 

 

Ballard boys awarded lacrosse win on Highline forfeit

SEATTLE – Ballard was awarded its fourth win of the boys high school lacrosse season as Highline forfeited after failing to field a full team for Friday’s spring-break contest at Ballard High School in Seattle.

 

Highline (0-6-0) next faces Kennedy (3-3-0), Thursday, April 11 in a 7:30 p.m. start at Moshier Park in Burien.

Ballard (4-6-0) next faces Roosevelt (4-2-0), Tuesday, April 9 in a 7 p.m. start at Lower Woodland Park playfield in Seattle.

 

Game Summary

Highline at Ballard (Forfeit – win awarded to Ballard)