HS Girl's Weekly Beat - Week 5
This week proved to be an interesting week for some teams as they carried many more games due the break schedule. The majority of the scores covered a large spread although there were a few nail biters.
Monday, April 10, 2006
Holy Names at Seattle Prep
This week kicked off with a match up between two teams in the West division, Holy Names and Seattle Prep. Holy Names came out on top 16-13.
Amanda Riggers led the Holy Names attack, knocking in 4 goals, while teammates Cassie Banel and Elise Becker each netted 3. Alicia Patten controlled 5 draws and forced 2 turnovers to help give her team an edge. An all around game was played by Sally Norris who sprung in 2 goals, gave 2 assists, dug up 3 ground balls, caused a turnover and won a draw. Remaining goals were scored by Caitlin Durgan (2) and Katrina Villanueva (1).
Seattle Preps Taylor Green played an excellent defensive game causing 4 turnovers in addition to digging up 5 ground balls. Anna Timberlake rounded out the field with 2 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls, 2 turnovers and 3 draw controls. Cassedy O’Neill led the offensive charge on goal with 4, while Kirsti White netted 2 and provided 2 assists. Sarah Schiro also popped in 2 along with an assist.
Tuesday, April 11th, 2006
North Kitsap at Lake Sammamish
NK came out strong in the first half with Kelsey Krasas scoring the first goal on an assist from Brenna Lander within the first couple minutes of play. NK continued control of the draws and reeled off another 3 goals before Lake Sammamish called time. Lake Sammamish responded with a goal by Courtney Allen but was unable to capitalize any more in the first half. It ended with NK ahead 6-1.
Lake Sammamish regrouped and came back strong in the second half starting with a string of 3 goals - 1 by Kylie Neale and 2 by Melissa Lorentson. NK responded with a goal then Lake Sammamish scored 2 more - 1 by Courtney Allen and 1 by Melissa Lorentson. But, that ended their comeback as NK scored 3 more goals to maintain their lead and finish the game 11-6. Both teams demonstrated great teamwork as 10 of the 11 NK goals and 5 of the 6 Lake Samm goals were all made off an assist.
Top scorer for NK was Kelsey Krasas with 5 goals followed by Brenna Lander with 2 goals, 2 assists. The rest of the offense also contributed with Bria Phillips with 1 goal and 4 assists, Nicole Cleaver with 1 goal, 1 assist, Amber Grable with 1 goal, 1 assist, Camille Henry, 1 goal, Whitney Glebe with 1 assist and Jenny Hoppis with 1 assist. Defensively, Madeliene Hernandez played a spectacular game with 6 forced turnovers and 4 ground balls. Cleaver also controlled 4 draws
Overall for Lake Sammamish, Melissa Lorentson netted 3 goals and an assist, while Courtney Allen knocked in two and produced 2 assists. Freshman Kylie Neale scored the remaining goal, and Natalie Vitolo and Kaitlin Fithian each contributed an assist. Defender Ashley Bergsma played a great game with 2 forced turnovers and 5 ground balls, while Megan Beck controlled 3 draws and caused 2 more turnovers.
Both goalies, NK's Denita Santos and Lake Sammamish's Kyra Sanders-Brillault, did their part in containing the respective attacks by getting 8 saves each.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Holy Names at Bainbridge
After a win at Seattle Prep on Monday, Holy Names lost at Bainbridge on Wednesday. Bainbridge’s attack managed to get off 29 shots to Holy Names 10 paving the way for a 16-2 victory.
Natalie Evans led Bainbridge scoring with 5 and 1 assist while Colbi Brawner’s presence was felt around the field with 3 goals, an assist, 4 forced turnovers, 2 draws controls and 2 ground balls. Jane Buamgartner and Mariah Walk each also put in 2. Defensively, Erin Gulbranson dug up a whopping 8 ground balls and forced 4 turnovers to keep the ball in Bainbridge’s possession.
Holy Names 2 goals were scored by Elise Becker and Kendall Shibuya. Hannah Ozubko helped her team with 4 ground balls, while Sally Norris controlled 2 draws and forced a turnover.
Snohomish at Seattle Prep
Seattle Prep rebounded from their loss earlier in the week to defeat Snohomish 18-6.
Prep’s Kirsti White knocked out 4 goals and 2 assists, while Casey Myburgh produced 2 goals and 2 assists. Cassedy O’Neill (4 draw controls), Frankie Pirolo and Sarah Schiro also netted 2 goals a piece.
Snohomish’s Sarah Courtney smashed in 3 goals and forced 2 turnovers while Jen Courtney provided 3 assists and a goal to help the Snohomish attack. Haley Slind and Devynn Barela scored the remaining 2 goals. Defensive standouts were Sayre Creighton, Hannah Price and Mikaela Trott.
Thursday, April 13th, 2006
Snohomish at Lake Sammamish
Lake Sammamish defeated rookie rival Snohomish on Thursday. Despite controlling the draw 11-3 and causing 19 turnovers to Lake Samm’s 5 forced turnover , Snohomish was unable to get on top of Lake Sammamish in Thursdays game, eventually losing 19-7.
Lake Samm’s Courtney Allen rocketed in 6 goals and reeled off 4 assists to lead her team’s attack. Right behind her was freshman Kylie Neale with 5 goals and 2 assists, followed by Kaitlin Fithian with 4 goals. Meagan Wehe also knocked in 2, while Melissa Lorentson added 4 assists to her goal. Fiona Moore scored the remaining goal in addition to scooping up 7 ground balls. Defensive standout Ashley Bergsma dominated the ground ball game with 8, followed by Kyra Sanders-Brillault and Megan Beck with 5 a piece. Goalie Julia DeFriel saved 8 of 15.
Haley Slind scored two of Snohomish’s seven goals and provided an assist, and Jen Courtney produced 3 assists and a goal to help Snohomish’s attack. Single goals were had by Kate Bratz, Sarah Courtney, Sayre Creighton and Mikaela Trott. Hannah Price played an incredible defensive game with 7 turnovers, followed by Sayre Creighton with 5. Additional standouts were Heather Mullens with controlled 3 draws, Emily Hendreson with an assist and Devynn Barela with 3 ground balls.
Friday, April 14th, 2006
Bainbridge at North Kitsap
Bainbridge jumped right out with Colbi Brawner scoring their first goal within the first minute of play. North Kitsap's Bria Phillips responded shortly with one for them. Then, Bainbridge's Mariah Walk scored and again North Kitsap answered back with a drive on goal by Brenna Lander. Then, North jumped ahead 3-2 on a goal by Camille Henry on an assist by Bria Phillips. Bainbridge regrouped and proceeded to run off 11 goals to one more by North Kitsap to end the half 14-4.
The second half had Bainbridge scoring 7 more runs to 4 by North Kitsap. Despite the lopsided score, North Kitsap managed to score as many goals against Bainbridge as had been scored against them in all four previous games. It is clear that the relatively young team for Bainbridge is still a major force. (Game summary compliments of Val Torrens)
Bainbridge’s Jane Baumgartner completed the game with 6 goals and 3 assists, followed closely by Colbi Brawner with 5 goals, 3 assists and four draw controls. Next in scoring was Natalie Evans with 4 and Sally Baumgartner with 3 goals and 2 assists. Erin Gulbranson continues to lead her team with ground balls, scooping up 4 this time.
North Kitsap’s Kelsey Krasas and Brenna Lander put in 3 each, while the remaining two were split between Bria Phillips and Camille Henry, who each also contributed an assist. Phillips and Madeliene Hernandez controlled 3 draws each, and Amber Grable controlled 2 and forced 2 turnovers.
VARSITY B
Monday, April 10th, 2006
Seattle Prep at Eastside Catholic
Eastside Catholic’s 35 attempted shots payed off in a 10-6 victory over Seattle Prep on Monday. Both goalies played a great game, with Eastside goalie Trina Hostak saving 12 and Prep goalie Katie Callison fending off 25 of 35 shots.
Kelli Burgess dominated the field on attack with 6 goals. Lauren Pomeroy knocked in another two, while Liz Kubacki and Kate Suhrbier put in the remaining two. Pomeroy also scooped up 4 ground balls and caused two turnovers, along with Alex Iani and Kelli Burgess. Nicole Reed controlled 2 draws.
Seattle Prep’s Katie Killeen smashed in 3 goals and produced an assist to help Prep out, while Lauren Murray put in 2 and produced an assist. Caitlin Moorleghen was a strong defensive presence with 3 forced turnovers. The remaining goal was scored by Cait Slack.
Tuesday, April 11th, 2006
North Kitsap at Eastside Catholic
Eastside Catholic netted another 10 goals on Tuesday to defeat North Kitsap 10-0.
Eastside goalie Trina Hostak came away with a perfect save percentage, fighting off 10 shots. Teammate Lauren Pomeroy reeled in 4 goals, followed by Kellie burgess with 3, Liz Kubacki with 2 goals and 2 assists, and Alex Iani with the remaining goal. Defensive standout Allison Loy forced 3 turnovers, while Elizabeth Lobdell , Mackensie Hill, Alex Iani and Nicole Reed dug up 4 ground balls a piece. Reed also controlled 3 draws.
North Kitsap goalie Nicole Remirez fended off 12 shots. Defensively, Jessica Borchers and Gloria Coon each forced 2 turnovers. Piper Sellers controlled 2 draws to help out Kitsap.
Wednesday, April 12th, 2006
Tacoma at Eastside Catholic
In the tightest game of the week, Eastside Catholic barely edged out Tacoma 7-6.
Despite the close score, Eastside Catholic clearly dominated the draw, controlling 15 to Tacoma’s 4, and led the ground ball race with 31 ground balls to Tacoma’s 21.
Goalie Trina Hostak saved 12 to seal the victory for Eastside, and Eastside’s Kelli Burgess and Lauren Pomeroy smashed in 3 goals a piece, while Alex Iani scored the remaining goal in addition to providing as assist and controlling four of Eastside’s 15 controlled draws. Pomeroy and Burgess also were a strong defensive presence on the field as Pomeroy forced 5 turnovers and Burgess 3. Strong play was also had by Liz Kubacki and Nicole Reed.
Anna Holcomb and Anna Callaghan each knocked in 2 and provided an assist to help Tacoma’s competitive run against Eastside Catholic. The ground ball game was dominated by Annabel Dessert with 7, in addition to getting off one assist. Remaining goals were scored by Caitlin White and Caroline Asbell. Alison Jensen produced and assist and Claire Plourde dug up 4. Meghan Woodard saved 6 of 10 during her time in goal.
North Kitsap at Seattle Prep
Seattle Prep stopped North Kitsap with a shut out and got off 32 shots to North Kitsap’s 3 in order to win 13-0.
Prep’s Lauren Murray played a fantastic all-around game, scoring 5 of Prep’s goals in addition to providing an assist, controlling 4 draws, forcing 2 turnovers and digging up 2 ground balls. Just about everyone on Prep’s team scooped up at least one ground ball, while turnovers were also spread out amongst the team. Other main scorers were Caitlin Moorleghen and Cait Slack, each with 2. Moorleghen also caused 3 turnovers.
North Kitsap’s goalie Nicole Ramirez had a busy game, saving 19 of the 32 shots taken on her. Piper Seller’s helped her team out by controlling 3 draws, and Kaitlin Ferland scooped up 4 ground balls.
Friday, April 14th, 2006
Tacoma at North Kitsap
Finishing up the week, Tacoma traveled to North Kitsap for an 8-2 win. 31-13
Tacoma’s goalie Meghan Woodard dominated the cage, saving 13 of 15 shots, while Annabel Dessert dominated the field with 7 forced turnovers, 7 ground balls, one goal, an assist and a draw control. Teammate Anna Holcomb also played an all around strong game, netting 3 goals, an assist, 3 draw controls, a turnover and two ground balls. Caroline Asbell scored 2, while Anna Callaghan and Claire Plourde each dumped in one. Alison Jensen pumped out 2 assists, and Elena Wimberger caused two turnovers.
Piper Sellers scored one of the goals for North Kitsap (the other is currently unnamed). Defensively, Alva Davalos played a great game causing 4 turnovers and scooping up two, while Kaitlin Ferland dug up 4 ground balls. Goalie Nicole Remirez saved 12 of 20.
