Girls Varsity 'A' Weekly Beat
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VARSITY A DIVISION WEEKLY BEAT
Monday, May 1st, 2006
Bellevue at Snohomish
Though Bellevue outshot Snohomish 36 to 24, Snohomish goalie Daniele Bergquist kept Bellevue at bay as Snohomish won 16-9.
Bergquist saved 27 with a 75% save percentage to seal the victory for Snohomish, while on the attack end, Haley Slind rocketed in 6 goals and gave 3 assists. Sayre Creighton definitely ran the field and made her presence known with 4 goals and 5 assists in addition to digging up 6 ground balls, forcing two turnovers and controlling 3 draws! Jen Courtney knocked in 3 and gave an assist, while Emily Hendreson put in two and Heather Mullens dropped in a single goal along with an assist. The ground ball charge was led by Hannah Price with 7.
Bellevue’s Molline Boddy and Jennifer Sawyer each netted 3 goals, Melissa Coppess knocked in 2 and Kaila Bulfin 1. Sonia Temkin provided 2 assists. Boddy also led her team in ground balls with 7 and Sarah Levinson dug up 5. Boddy, Coppess and Sawyer controlled 3 draws a piece.
North Kitsap at Seattle Prep
It was a hard fought contest and closer than the score indicated. It was North Kitsap's goalie, Denita Santos, who really made sure her team won with 12 saves to keep Seattle Prep to 4 goals while North was able to score 8.
After several minutes of play, NK scored first on a goal by Kelsey Krasas off an assist from Brenna Lander. Seattle Prep responded shortly after with a goal by Becky Oesterle. The ball then continued to go from goal line to goal line for quite awhile until Amber Grable of NK scored. More back and forth play resumed until with just 30 seconds left in the half, Lander scored her first goal off an assist by Rachel Perry. The teams went into halftime with NK leading 3-1.
SP came out strong with Frankie Pirolo scoring the first goal in the half. It took NK awhile to come back with a goal by Bria Phillips. The two teams continued to battle for possesion but NK ultimately got the upper hand. NK's Krasas added 2 more goals in the half, each off an assist: one by Grable, the other by Lander. Lander also added a goal with an assist by Phillips. Grable also had a goal in the second half. SP's other two goals were scored by Sara Schiro and Kirsti White.
Prep’s Casey Myburgh played a strong defensive game with 5 caused turnovers in addition to picking up 8 ground balls and providing 2 assists. Laura Hagen also gave an assist and scooped up 8.
Bainbridge at Mercer Island
In a meeting between the Islands, #1 in the West Bainbridge defeated #2 in the East Mercer Island 17-10.
Bainbridge’s Jane Baumgartner whopped in an amazing 7 goals and gave an assist while teammate Colbi Brawner followed close behind with 6 goals. Natalie Evans kno0cked in two and gave an assist and Marley Horne dropped in one and produced two assists. Sally Baumgartner scored the remaining goal. Brawner and Tarie Caouette controlled 4 draws a piece.
While Carolyn Peterson led MI’s attack with 4 goals, Tanya Swarts led the defense with 4 caused turnovers, 6 ground balls and 3 draw controls in addition to netting a goal and an assist. Mackenzie Barton-Rowledge put in two while Lauren Gibson, Mallory Larson and Tiffani Louie put in one each.
Tuesday May 2nd, 2006
Holy Names at Lakeside
In a battle between 2nd and 3rd in the West, places stayed the same as #2 Lakeside came out on top of #3 Holy Names 13-4.
Gracie Binder of Lakeside produced 5 assists in addition to her 2 goals and 7 ground balls to help the Lakeside attack, who scored ten of their thirteen goals off an assist. Lisa Baldini and Ellen Fitzharris each netted three, while Kristy Sako put in two and Tylie Cramer, Brett Eisenhart and Ariana Vokos scored one each. Tess Eisenhart provided two assists and controlled 4 draws. Defensively, Baldini caused 3 turnovers and dug up 4 in addition to controlling 3 draws. Goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 5 of 9 shots.
Overlake at Lake Sammamish
Lake Sammamish defeated Overlake 18-8 in their only match up of the season.
Catherine Rodriguez scored 4 goals and produced 4 assists in addition to leading the ground ball race with 8 and forcing 4 turnovers. Meagan Wehe also netted 4 goals, while Melissa Lorentson dropped in 3 and gave 2 assists. Maddie Simon scored 3 and Jessica Wang put in 2 and provided an assist. Wang also dug up 7 ground balls and controlled 3 draws.
Overlake’s Hannah Rivenburg got off 4 goals and an assist, while Sam Reising knocked in two. Kate Stinson put in one along with an assist and Kelly Roper also scored once. Katie Smith contributed an assist in addition to dominating 5 draws. Defensive standout Briana Uherek-Cummins forced 6 turnovers.
Wednesday May 3rd, 2006
North Kitsap at Bainbridge
Despite doubling their defensive stats against Bainbridge, North Kitsap was unable to double its attack stats and make the game a closer one. The score differential was the same as the previous match with Bainbridge outscoring NK by 13 goals.
Bainbridge scored first this time on a goal by Jane Baumgartner. Baumgartner got another goal followed by one by Lucy Schlesser to give BI a 3-0 lead before NK scored its first goal by Amber Grable. NK managed to score 2 more goals, one by Bria Phillips and the other by Kelsey Krasas from a pass from Brenna Lander. Despite NK's efforts, Bainbridge dominated the game in the first half with the attack spread out by several players: Colbi Brawner scored 4, Natalie Evans scored 2 and single goals from Sally Baumgartner and Marley Horne. BI went into the half with a 11-3 lead.
Bainbridge did not let up as the second half started. Brawner added 2 more goals with Schlesser, Jane Baumgartner and Sally Baumgartner adding another goal each to their totals plus single goals were contributed by Mariah Walk and Tarie Caouette. NK worked hard to respond but only added 2 more goals: another single shot by Kelsey Krasas and a pass from Phillips to Lander gave NK their last goal. Phillips and Lander also dominated the draw, Phillips with 5 and Lander with 4. Bainbridge goalie Dimi Lotakis saved 8 of 13.
NK's defense got a workout with Madeliene Hernandez getting 2 ground balls and 3 caused turnovers followed by Meleah Rubino with 2 GBs and 2 CTs. Goalie Denita Santos had 8 saves. Bainbridge maintains its lead position in the playoffs while NK is still in the hunt for the third seed.
Thursday May 4th, 2006
Mercer Island at Forest Ridge
In their first, and highly anticipated, match-up of the season, #1 in the East Forest Ridge barely edged out #2 in the East Mercer Island 10-9.
Though MI outshot FR by six, Ridge goalie Joni Sliger was able to save 19 of 28 for a 68% save percentage to help her team keep the edge. Nisa Orozco-McCormick led her team in scoring with 3 goals and two assists, while Maddy Phillips, Courtney Yorozu and Jillian Chong netted 2 each. Caroline Beyer also netted one. Additional assists were provided by Annie Saunders (2), Phillips (1) and Jamie O’Brien (1). Chong dominated the draw by controlling 5 in addition to forcing 4 turnovers.
Mercer Island’s Carolyn “Pete” Peterson put up a valiant effort on attack by smashing in 6 goals, while Caroline Gallup put in two and Tanya Swarts one. Lauren Gibson provided the only assist. Swarts also led the ground ball race by digging up seven, while Gallup nabbed 5. Goalie Jessica Swarts saved 13 of 22.
Snohomish at Overlake
After Overlake barely edged out Snohomish last week, the two teams met again; this time leaving with a 9-9 tie.
Overlake’s Hannah Rivenburgh knocked in 5 goals to lead her attack, while Lizzie Cohen, Sam Reising, Katie Smith and Kate Stinson put in one a piece. Elizabeth de Regt provided the only assist. Smith also dominated 4 draws, while Briana Uherek-Cummins forced 3 turnovers. Cohen, Molly Blank and Emily Phillips dug up 4 ground balls each.
For Snohomish, Haley Slind netted 5 goals, while Sayre Creighton put in 2 goals in addition to forcing 5 turnovers and controlling 4 draws. Hannah Price also scored once and was the strongest defensive presence with 6 turnovers and 4 ground balls. Mikaela Trott scored the remaining goal, and Sarah Courtney provided 2 assists.
Friday May 5th, 2006
Seattle Prep at Holy Names
Though the score was a little lower this time, Holy Names still defeated Seattle Prep 12-8 in their second match up of the season.
The Holy Names attack was widespread, with 3 goals a piece scored by Lucy Keegan-Boes, Sally Norris and Kendall Shibuya. Single goals were netted by Victoria Maxon, Alicia Patten and Amanda Riggers, who also gave an assist. Defensively, goalie Sarah Jones was a force, saving 16 of 24. Hannah Ozubko forced two turnovers, while Norris and Katrina Villanueve scooped up 4 ground balls each.
Seattle Prep was lead by Cassedy O’Neill with two goals and two assists in addition to dominated 5 draws. Kirsti White knocked in 3 goals, while Casey Myburgh also netted 2 and provided an assist. Myburgh also controlled 4 draws and forced 3 turnovers. Lauren Murray scored the remaining goal. Goalie Kerry Swendt saved 17 of 29.
Lakeside at Bellevue
Lakeside defeated Bellevue 12-2 on Friday.
With one of the higher save percentages of the season, Lakeside goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 9 of 11 shots for an 82% save percentage. Gracie Binder knocked in 4 goals and produced 3 assists as well as dug up 8 ground balls to lead the Lakeside attack. Teammate Lisa Baldini also roped in 4 goals and an assist. Kathleen Gill put in two. Lauren McAndrews produced a goal and an assist in addition to controlling 3 draws and forcing 3 turnovers. Ellen Fitzaharris scored the remaining goal and Ellie Crutcher provided one assist.
No stats were available for Bellevue at the time of writing.
Bainbridge at Overlake
Bainbridge defeated Overlake 18-7 in the final game of the week.
The Bainbridge attack effort was spread amongst the team with 9 players scoring. Colbi Brawner netted four goals, while Jane Baumgartner racked up 3 goals and 3 assists. Sally Baumgartner and Natalie Evans were close behind with 2 goals and 2 assists each. Lucy Schlesser also netted 3 in addition to digging up 5 ground balls. Remaining goals were knocked in by Tarie Caouette, Rachel Harmon and Mariah Walk. Goalie Dimi Lotakis saved 10.
Katie Smith put in 3 for Overlake and also controlled 4 draws. Sarah Stewart scored two, while Sam Reising and Emily Warden had one goal a piece. Hannah Rivenburgh and Linnea Xuereb each provided an assist. Defensively, Emily Phillips forced 5 turnovers.
VARSITY B DIVISION
Monday, May 1st, 2006
Eastside Catholic at Mercer Island
Mercer Island maintained it’s first place spot in the East with a 9-3 win over Eastside Catholic.
The Islanders were able to get 23 shots off to Eastside Catholic’s 9. Goalie Amy Judd held Eastside to 3 goals, saving 6 of the 9 shots. Raquel Isherwood and Caroline Mahoney netted two each, while single goals were scored by Victoria Bachman, Lillian Bailey, Lara Felker, Laura Maruhashi and Gabi Maxim. Mahoney and Alicia Mangubat controlled 3 draws each, while Krista Garrett led the ground ball race with 6. Maxim and Tracy Christenson both produced an assist.
Kelli Burgess singlehandedly scored all of Eastside Catholic’s goals, netting 3. Alex Iani controlled 4 draws, forced 2 turnovers and scooped up 5 ground balls. Goalie Trina Hostak battled 23 shots, saving 14.
Nathan Hale at North Kitsap
Nathan Hale defeated North Kitsap 15-5.
Nathan Hale’s Hannah LaCroix stole the show smashing in 5 goals and providing two assists in addition to conquered the draw ten times, forcing 5 turnovers and digging up 6 ground balls. Also netting 5 goals was Ihlae Kling who also scooped up 7 ground balls. Goalie Amy Brownell dominated the cage saving 14 of 19 shots for a 74% save percentage.
Kaitlin Ferland and Piper Sellers put in two goals a piece for North Kitsap, while Jenn Miranda scored the remaining goal, and Stacey Record gave an assist. Alva Davalos forced 4 turnovers. Ferland also dug up 5. Nicole Remirez met 34 shots and saved 19.
Tuesday May 2nd, 2006
Curtis at Tacoma
In a tight game between Curtis and Tacoma, Tacoma came out on top 10-8.
Anna Holcomb led the attack with 4 goals followed by Anna Callaghan with 2 goals and 4 ground balls. Single goals were netted by Annabel Dessert, Caitlin White, Caroline Asbell and Elena Wimberger. Wimberger and Blair Callaghan each produced an assist. Goalie Meghan Woodard saved 12 of 20 shots.
Curtis’ Eleni Johnsen made 4 goals and 2 assists, while Jessie Fontana put in two goals. Single goals were scored by Jordann Clanton and Erin Wagner. Clanton and Wagner along with Kaori Parker and Kim Abalahin also produced an assist each.
Garfield at Eastside Catholic
Eastside Catholic kept a strong edge on Garfield, winning 9-2.
Goalie Trina Hostak saved 9 of 11 shots for 82%s saves to help keep Garfield at bay. Kellie Burgess played an all around game, leading her team with 5 goals in addition to controlling 5 draws, forcing 3 turnovers and digging up 5 ground balls. Single goals were netted by Cristine Carlton, Alex Iani, Kaitlyn Nichols and Lauren Pomeroy. Pomeroy also scooped up 5.
Garfield’s two goals were knocked in by Hong Nhi Do and Alex Futran. Goalie Sydney Campbell saved 7 of 11 shots, and Amanda Montoya saved 5 of 9. Sarah Kitchell controlled 2 draws.
Nathan Hale at Mercer Island
#2 in the West, Nathan Hale met #1 in the East, Mercer Island. The Islander’s came away with an 18-7 victory.
Nine of the Islanders contributed on attack. Leading the way was Caroline Mahoney with 4 goals and an assist in addition to controlling 5 draws and scooping up 5 ground balls. Raquel Isherwood netted 3, dug up 6, forced two turnovers and nabbed 3 draws. Two goals a piece were had by Victoria Bachman, Lara Felker, Nana Ito and Gabi Maxim. Maxim also dug up 6. Goalie Amy Judd saved 15 of 22 shots.
Nathan Hale’s Laura Brady netted 4 goals, while Hannah LaCroix put in two and Ihlae Kling one. LaCroix also dominated the draw with 9, forced 3 turnovers and dug up 6 ground balls. Kling also scooped up 5 ground balls. Goalie Amy Brownell battled an incredible 47 shots, saving 29.
Maple Valley at Seattle Prep
In the closest B Division game of the week, Maple Valley barely edged out Seattle Prep 11-10.
Valley’s Amy Euting smashed in 4 goals and controlled 4 draws and dug up 6 ground balls. Kerris Morgan followed closely with 3 goals and 4 draws, while Megan Ferguson netted two. Single goals were made by Sophie DiDonato and Ericia Feldman, while Kylie Cline contributed two assists. Goalie Michelle Lopata saved 8.
Lauren Murray contributed a great attack effort for Prep by making 6 goals and giving two assists. Cait Slack netted two, while Paelina DeStephano put in one. Katie Killeen provided an assist. Defensively, Caitlin Moorleghen and Samantha Pesce each forced two turnovers.
Wednesday May 3rd, 2006
Nathan Hale at Curtis
Curtis defeated Nathan Hale 11 to 7 on Wednesday.
Eleni Johnsen led the Curtis attack with 4 goals and 3 assists, while Jessie Fontana netted two goals and gave 3 assists. Erin Wagner made 2 goals and 2 assists. Jordann Clanton controlled 3 draws and forced 3 turnovers in addition to scoring a goal and giving an assist. Kim Abalahin dug up 5 ground balls on top of scoring a single goal, and Kaori Parker scored a single goal. Goalie Alexia Henderson saved 13 of 20 shots.
Nathan Hale’s Laura Brady put in three goals, while Hannah LaCroix netted two, while also continuing to dominate the draw, this time with 8. Ihlae Kling and Lara Sidhu scored one a piece. Defensively, Isabel Harbaugh forced 4 turnovers, controlled 3 draws and dug up 8 ground balls. Goalie Amy Brownell saved 12.
Thursday May 4th, 2006
Seattle Prep at Garfield
Seattle Prep rebounded from their loss on Wednesday to defeat Garfield 8-6.
Garfield’s Cuong Nguyen racked up 5 points by netting 2 goals and producing 3 assists. Risa Fiorini also put in two and gave an assist. Molly McManus scored one and gave two assists and Jessie Wesley also put in a single goal and provided a single assist. Defensively, Sydney Stochi forced 3 turnovers.
No stats were available for Seattle Prep.
Friday May 5th, 2006
Mercer Island at Tacoma
In a battle between East #1 Mercer Island and East #2 Tacoma, Tacoma upset Mercer Island 10-4.
Leading the way for Tacoma was Annabel Dessert with 4 goals. Dessert also controlled 4 draws and forced 3 turnovers. Anna Holcomb netted 2 goals and an assist in addition to controlling 3 draws and causing 2 turnovers. Single goals were made by Alison Jensen (one assist), Anna Callaghan, Caitlin White (one assist) and Caroline Asbell. Other assists were made by Elena Wimberger and Sara Bishop. Alia Malo also caused three turnovers. Goalie Meghan Woodard dominated the cage and saved 9 of 13 for 69% saves.
The Mercer Island effort was shared by Lillian Bailey, Raquel Isherwood, Caroline Mahoney and Gabi Maxim with one goal each. Additional standouts were Laura Maruhashi who dominated 4 draws and Christina Neary who caused 2 turnovers.
Maple Valley at Eastside Catholic
No stats available at time of writing
Roosevelt at North Kitsap
Game Cancelled
