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HS Girl's Weekly Beat - Week 4
Submitted by walax on Mon, 2006-04-10 19:30.
This week brought the match up of some of the top teams in each division with some surprising results. Read on!
VARSITY A
Monday, April 3rd, 2006
Seattle Prep at Bellevue
In an evening match up at Bellevue Stadium on Monday, Seattle Prep beat Bellevue 18-6. Prep’s Casey Myburgh led her team to victory with 6 goals and 1 assist, while teammate Kirsti White contributed 4 assists and two goals. Cassedy O’Neill dominated the draw with 8 controls. Other offensive standouts where Sarah Schiro with 2 goals and 2 assists and Anna Timberlake with 3 goals. Other goals were scored by Laura Hagen (2), Seon Masseno (1) and Laurel Westbrook (1). Defensively, Sarah Babich forced 2 turnovers. On the Bellevue end, Jennifer Sawyer netted 3, while Brianna Nelson and Rose Smith each dug up 3 ground balls.
Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
Lakeside at Holy Names
The top two teams in the West, Lakeside (5-1-1) and Holy Names (3-3-1), walked away with a tie of 3 on Tuesday. Though she had to fend off more shots, Holy Names goalie Sarah Jones played fabulously, saving 15 of 18 shots with a save percentage of 83 to keep Lakeside from a victory. Offensively, Elise Becker put in 2 and Victoria Maxon 1, while Lucy Keegan-Boes produced an assist. Defensively, Hannah Ozubko scooped up 2 and forced 3 turnovers and Alicia Patton caused 2. Lakeside’s Lauren McAndrews played an incredible defensive game with 4 turnovers and 3 ground balls, while Lakeside goals were scored by Gracie Binder (2 assists), Tylie Cramer and Ellen Fitzharris. Brett Eisenhart controlled 3 draws and Tess Eisenhart dug up 5 ground balls. Goalie Lisa Shomaker saved 8, keeping Holy Names from getting the edge.
Mercer Island at Seattle Prep
Number one team in the East, Mercer Island, dropped to the third in the West, Seattle Prep, 10-8. Prep’s Cassedy O’Neill produced 3 goals, an assist and 3 draw controls, while Kirsti White netted 2 goals and contributed an assist. Defensive standout Laura Hagen caused 5 turnovers, scooped up 3 ground balls and fielded 4 draws and an gave assist in her teams victory. Leading scorers for Mercer Island were Carolyn Peterson with 3 and Erin Gibson with 2. Gibson also dug up 5. Caroline Gallup controlled 4 draws and contributed 2 turnovers and a goal.
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
Mercer Island at Bellevue
On Wednesday, Mercer Island bounced back to beat Bellevue 19-1 at Bellevue. Tanya Swarts led the Islanders with 4 goals, 4 draw controls, 4 ground balls and an assist. Carolyn Peterson put in 3 and produced 3 assists, while Lauren Gibson and Carolyn Gallup also knocked in 3 a piece. Rachel Choung caused 2 turnovers and Mackenzie Barton Towledge contributed 2 assists. Bellevue’s Molline Boddy scored her teams lone goal, while Rose Smith led her team with 4 ground balls and a draw control. Melissa Coppes contributed 2 controlled draws.
Thursday, April 6th, 2006
Forest Ridge at Lakeside
Lakeside (#1 in West) edged out Forest Ridge (#2 in East) 9-6 in the final A League game of the week. Leading the attack for Lakeside was Tylie Cramer with 3 goals and 2 assists, while teammate Eisenhart also netted 3 and dominated 3 draws. The ground ball game was dominated by Binder, Ellen Fitzharris and Margot Malarky, each with 5. Binder also contributed 2 assists and a draw. Remaining goals were scored by Ellie Crutcher (1), Fitzharris (1 and 1 assist) and Arianna Vokos (1). Goalie Lisa Shomaker saved 9 in her teams quest for victory. Maddie Phillips shot in 3 goals and controlled 5 draws to keep Forest Ridge in the game. Nisa Orozco-McCormick helped her team by smashing in 2 and Jamie O’Brien netted 1. Jillian Chong and Elle Glenry each forced two turnovers, and Courtney Yorozu contributed an assist.
VARSITY B
Monday, April 3rd, 2006
Mercer Island at Seattle Prep
Mercer Island came home from Seattle Prep on Monday with a 14-4 victory. Gabi Maxim led her attack with 5 goals, while Caroline Mahony followed with 3. Raquel Isherwood played a fantastic ground game, scooping up 6 in addition to contributing a goal and an assist. Mercer Island dominated the draw, controlling it 12-0. Other offensive standouts were Victoria Bachman (1 goal, 1 assist) and Jessica Langmaid (1 goal, 1 assist). Prep’s Cat Snider slid in 3 goals and assisted the remaining to Cait Slack, who also produced an assist. Katie Killeen played a strong game with 2 assists, 2 ground balls and 2 turnovers.
Tuesday, April 4th, 2006
Eastside Catholic at Roosevelt
On Tuesday, Eastside Catholic lost to Roosevelt 12-6. Roosevelt’s attack was led by Caitlin Mills with 4 goals, followed by Amanda Rynes (3), while Frannie Hemmelgarn and Madeline Grose each contributed 2 goals and an assist. Hemmelgarn also played an incredible ground game, digging up 9. Olivia Hull was another defensive standout with 5 ground balls, 2 turnovers and 2 draws. Abby Neel scored one and Hayley Winninghoff contributed 2 assists. The Eastside Catholic attack was led by Lauren Pomeroy with 3 goals and an assist, while remaining goals were scored by Alex Iani, Kelly Burgess and Liz Kubacki (2 assists). Nicole Reed scooped up 4 and caused 2 turnovers.
Maple Valley at Curtis
Curtis defeated Maple Valley 14-3. Curtis goalie Alexia Henderson dominated the cage, finishing the game with an 84% save percentage to help her team to victory. Eleni Johnsen undoubtedly led the attack with 4 goals and 3 assists, while Jessie Fontana followed closely with 3 goals and 2 assists. Kim Abalahin also scored 2 and provided 2 assists. Jordann Clanton controlled 4 draws in addition to causing two turnovers, scoring one and assisting one. Maple Valley goals were scored by Anna Halstead, Amanda Kostresh and Dani Montoya. Amy Euting dominated the ground ball race with 9.
Garfield at Mercer Island
Mercer Island won their second game of the week against Garfield 13-5 at the Islander’s home stadium. Krista Garrett led the way for the Islanders by scooping up 8 ground balls, controlling 4 draws, forcing 3 turnovers, knocking in a goal and contributing an assist. Caroline Mahoney also pushed in 3 goals and controlled 4 draws. Other offensive standouts were Gabi Maxim with 2 goals, 3 assists and Victoria Bachman with 2 goals and 2 assists. Ashley Jones nailed in two while remaining goals were scored by Tracy Christenson, Nana Ito and Laura Maruhashi. No stats were available for Garfield.
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
Nathan Hale at Seattle Prep
Seattle Prep rebounded from their Monday loss to defeat Nathan Hale 14-7. Lauren Murray of Prep rocketed in 6 goals in addition to producing 3 assists and digging up 6 ground balls. Cat Snider popped in 3 and Cait Slack followed with 2. Caitlin Moorleghen controlled 4 draws and sunk in one. Goalie Katie Callison saved 17 of 24 to seal the victory for her team. Nathan Hale’s Hannah LaCroix clearly dominated the draw with 10 in addition to scooping up 10 ground balls, forcing 2 turnovers and netting 1 goal. Mari Carmichael put in 2 and caused 3 turnovers, while Isabel Harbough played a strong defensive game with 6 turnovers. Corey Milinovich dug up a team high 11 ground balls and contributed both a goal and an assist. Remaining goals were scored by Lara Sidhu (1) and Ihlae Kling (2).
Thursday, April 6th, 2006
Roosevelt at Curtis
In the tightest B League game of the week, Roosevelt barely edged out Curtis 8-7. Roughrider Goalie Jessica Freedman stepped up and saved 15 of 22 shots. Frannie Hemmelgarn dug up 10 ground balls, controlled 4 draws and netted 3 goals in her teams victory, while Caitlin Mills put in 3, dug up 5 and controlled 2. Kelsea Hazelhurst also nailed a goal and dug up 7, while Amanda Rynes scored the remaining goal. Other offensive contributors were Hayley Winninghoff with an assist and Madeline Grose with 4 draws. Curtis Goalie Alexia Henderson played a tough game saving 17 of 25 shots.
Leading the attack was Eleni Johnsen with 3 goals and 5 ground balls. Turnovers were plenty as Kim Abalahin, Britney Gibbs, Jamie Mattlab and Ashley Sartain each forced 3. Abalahin also slammed in 2 goals while Jordann Clanton and Erin Wagner (1 assist) put in the remaining 2 goals. Clanton also controlled 3 draws. Goalie Alexia Henderson saved 17.
Eastside Catholic at Maple Valley
Eastside Catholic rebounded from their loss earlier in the week to defeat Maple Valley 7-3 on Maple Valley’s home turf. Kelli Burgess and Lauren Pomeroy each had 2 goals and an assist, while the other 2 goals were pushed in by Liz Kubacki and Nicole Reed. Defensive standouts were Burgess with 4 forced turnovers and 4 ground balls and Pomeroy with 2 turnovers. Kylie Cline scored 2 of Maple Valley’s goals and Sara Wiese scored 1. Other notable standouts for Maple Valley were Dani Montoya and Kerris Morgan who demonstrated their effort by scooping up 4 ground balls each.