HS Girl's Weekly Beat - Week 6
Submitted by walax on Mon, 2006-04-24 15:08
Check out the beat for this week!
Monday, April 17th, 2006
Bainbridge at Snohomish
Bainbridge outshot Snohomish 37 to 5 on Monday to come away with a 19-1 victory.
Jane Baumgartner led the Bainbridge attack with 5 goals and an assist, in addition to causing 3 turnovers. Close behind her, Colbi Brawner and Natalie Evans put in 4 goals a piece. Brawner also dominated the draw, controlling 7, and forced 3 turnovers. Defensively, Tarie Carouette caused 5 turnovers and scooped up 3 ground balls, while Sally Baumgartner and Mariah Walk each had 4 ground balls and a turnover.
Snohomish’s lone goal was knocked in by Haley Slind with an assist by Sayre Creighton. Hannah Price dug up 6 ground balls followed by Creighton who had 5 on top of 2 forced turnovers. Heather Mullens won the draw 3 times, and goalie Daniele Bergquist saved 18.
Tuesday, April 18th, 2006
Overlake at Forest Ridge
Overlake lost to division leading Forest Ridge on Tuesday 13-5.
Forest Ridge’s Nisa Orozco-McCormick was unstoppable with 6 goals, 3 ground balls, 2 turnovers and 2 draws. Maddy Phillips smashed in 3 goals, contributed 2 assists, 4 draws and 3 ground balls. Remaining goals were knocked in by Jillian Chong, who also gave 2 assists, Jamie O’Brien (1) and Anna Ross (1).
Overlake’s Katie Smith helped out her attack by smashing in 3 goals and digging up 4 ground balls. Emily Phillips played a solid game forcing 5 turnovers, digging up 5 ground balls and controlling 2 draws in addition to scoring a goal. The ground ball game was dominated by Linnea Xuereb, who won 6 and also forced 3 turnovers. The remaining goal was scored by Megan Halbrook.
Bellevue at North Kitsap
It was a close game. Too close for comfort for North Kitsap and agonizingly close for Bellevue's first win but it wasn't meant to be for them. North went out with an early lead with a goal by Bria Phillips off an assist by Kelsey Krasas. That was followed shortly by a goal from Krasas. An assist from Amber Grable led to Phillips' second goal. Bellevue kept up the pressure with control over the draws and keeping pace with NK. They finally capitalized with a goal from Kaila Bulfin and then Jennifer Sawyer.
Krasas responded for North Kitsap with another goal on a pass from Phillips. Both teams continued to add to the score with North Kitsap leading at halftime, 7-5.
Bellevue came out strong in the second half to score several goals and bring the game to a tie several times as both teams battled for the lead. They then jumped ahead on a goal by Jennifer Sawyer with 4 1/2 minutes remaining in the game. North Kitsap called a time out. They came back to tie, then win the game thanks to two goals in succession by Grable.
Bellevue's Jennifer Sawyer scored 4 goals followed by Melissa Coppess with 3, Kaila Bulfin with 2 and Molline Boddy with 1. Melissa Farage dug up 7 ground balls and controlled 2 draws, while the rest of Bellevue’s team dug up 39 ground balls between them.
Amber Grable was top scorer for NK with 6 goals and 2 assists followed by Bria Phillips with 3 goals and 1 assist, Kelsey Krasas with 2 goals, 2 assists and a goal by Brenna Lander and an assist by Rachel Perry. NK Goalie Denita Santos was kept busy with 14 saves. She was supported by her defense with Kaitlin Halady getting 3 caused turnovers and 1 ground ball plus 8 other teammates contributing a total of 14 caused turnovers and 7 ground balls.
Wednesday, April 19th, 2006
Lakeside at Bainbridge
The first incredible battle on Wednesday was fought between the top two teams in the West, Bainbridge and Lakeside. In their previous meeting, Bainbridge won 9-5, and though nearly even in the number of shots taken by both teams in this game, Lakeside still was unable to get an edge on Bainbridge, losing 14-10.
Bainbridge goalie Dimi Lotakis saved 10 to help Bainbridge seal the victory, while the Bainbridge attack was led by Colbi Brawner with 4 goals and an assist and Natalie Evans with 4 goals. Jane Baumgartner also knocked in 3 and contributed and assist, while Mariah Walk nailed two and Sally Baumgartner one. Defensive standouts were Rachel Harmon with 4 turnovers, 2 draws and 2 ground balls. Baumgartner and Brawner also forced 3 turnovers a piece. Erin Gulbranson dug up 3 ground balls.
Brett Eisenhart and Ellen Fitxharris led the charge for Lakeside, each with 4 goals. Gracie Binder played a great all around game, producing 4 assists and a goal in addition to leading the ground ball race with 6. Tylie Cramer knocked in one and produced an assist, while Tess Eisenhart provided 2 assists. Defensively, Lisa Baldini forced 3 turnovers in addition to nabbing 5 draws and 4 ground balls.
Lake Sammamish at Mercer Island
Lake Sammamish upset Division East leader Mercer Island at the Islander Stadium on Wednesday. Lake Sammamish burst out with the first goal of the game but was quickly shut down by Mercer Island’s amazing ball handling and quick passing skills which earned the Islanders 8 unanswered goals. In the last 10 minutes of the first half Lake Sammamish was finally able to regroup and began a slow comeback to trail MI 11-7 at half time.
After half time, Lake Sammamish was able to capitalize on their own momentum and continued their comeback, outscoring Mercer Island 8-1 in the second half, for a final score of 15-12, Lake Sammamish.
Catherine Rodriguez clearly led her team by smashing in 6 goals and producing an assist. Rodriguez also cleaned up the field, forcing 7 turnovers, winning 6 draws and digging up 3 ground balls. Melissa Lorentson put in 4 more goals and Courtney Allen 2. Maddie Simon, Megan Beck and Jessica Wang each knocked in one. Wang also helped her attack with 3 assists and dug up 3 ground balls. Goalie Julia Defreil saved 13, only allowing one goal in the second half to aid Lake Samm’s comeback. Defensive standout Fiona Moore forced 2 turnovers and dug up 3 ground balls, and Ashley Bergsma helped clear out the 8.
Mercer Island’s Tanya Swarts put in 4 goals and contributed an assist and 3 ground balls in the Islander charge, while Mallory Larson and Lauren Gibson each netted 2. Carolyn Peterson dominated 4 draws in addition to scooping up 3 and scoring a goal. Caroline Gallup scored a single goal, and Erin Gibson and Sasha Gumprecht each put in a goal and forced a turnover. Sara Stern also dug up 3 ground balls.
Thursday, April 20th, 2006
Overlake at Bellevue
Despite a fairly even attack by both teams, Overlake beat Bellevue 15-10 on Thursday.
Katie Smith led the Overlake by dominating the draw (6) and the cage (4 goals) to help her team to victory. Smith also contributed an assist and 4 ground balls to round out her game. Teammate Kate Stinson also netted 4 goals and an assist and filled out her game by scooping up 5, forcing a turnover and controlling 2 draws. Emily Phillips and Hannah Rivenburgh each netted two, while Sarah Stewart, Sam Reising and Lizzie Cohen each knocked in one goal. Cohen also produced 2 assists and Rivenburgh one. Defensive standouts were Linnea Xuereb with 5 turnovers and 7 ground balls followed closely by Megan Halbrook with 4 forced turnovers and 3 ground balls, Madeline Schutt also scooped up 5, and goalie Kelly Roper saved 11 of 21.
Bellevue’s Jennifer Sawyer led her attack with 4 goals and 2 assists, while Melissa Coppess and Molline Boddy each netted 3 goals and provided an assist. Brianna Nelson dominated 4 draws and 3 ground balls to help Bellevue out. Defensively, Anna Smukowski and Melissa Farage each forced 2 turnovers and dug up 3 ground balls.
Forest Ridge at Snohomish
Outshooting Snohomish 41 to 14, Forest Ridge came away with a 15-4 victory at Snohomish on Thursday. Courtney Yorozu smashed in 6 goals in the Forest Ridge attack, while Nisa Orozco-McCormick played another outstanding offensive game, netting 4 goals. Maddy Phillips had 2’s across the board with 2 goals, 2 ground balls, 2 turnovers and 2 draws. Jamie O’Brien also netted 2 and Erin Hanley one. Anna Ross contributed an assist and 3 controlled draws, while Jillian Chong produced another assist and forced 2 turnovers. Caroline Beyer scooped up 3 ground balls. Goalies Sandy Gill and Joni Sliger saved 5 a piece to protect the cage for Forest Ridge.
Snohomish’s Haley Slind knocked in 2 and Devynn Barela and Jen Courtney each had one. Jen Courtney also contributed and assist and made her presence known on the field with 4 forced turnovers. Sara Courtney caused 3 turnovers. Sayre Creighton contributed an assist in addition to controlling 3 draws, causing 2 turnovers and digging up 2. Kate Bratz also caused 3 turnovers. Goalie Daniele Bergquist fended off 26 of 41 shots.
VARSITY B
The Varsity B teams demonstrated excellent teamwork this week with a significant number of goals scored off assists.
Tuesday, April 18th, 2006
Mercer Island at Curtis
Mercer Island won 17 to 10 at Curtis’ stadium on last Tuesday.
The Mercer Island attack was well-rounded with goals spread among eight players and 7 of their 17 goals were off assists. Victoria Bachman led the Mercer Island attack with 4, while Lillian Bailey, Tracy Christenson, Laura Felker, Raquel Isherwood and Caroline Mahoney each netted 2. Nana Ito and Laura Maruhashi dropped in a single goal each. Felker also scooped up 3 ground balls and Isherwood dominated 3 draws.
Curtis’ Eleni Johnson smashed in 4 goals and contributed 3 assists in her teams charge against Mercer Island. Jordann Clanton and Erin Wagner each dropped in 2 and contributed an assist, while Jessie Fontana netted one and gave an assist, and Rachel Kim scored one. 6 of Curtis’ 10 goals were scored off an assist. Defensive standout Jennie Mattlab forced 3 turnovers and scooped up 6 ground balls. Wagner also caused 3 turnovers and dug up 4, Emily Sumner and Britney Gibbs each forced 3 turnovers. Goalie Alexia Henderson fought against 36 shots, saving 19.
Wednesday, April 19th, 2006
Garfield at Roosevelt
Roosevelt defeated Garfield 17-11 in their second match up of the season.
Roosevelt’s attack played an incredibly fluid offensive game, scoring 9 of their 17 goals off assists. Frannie Hemmelgarn dominated the field in every aspect, scoring 5 goals, contributing 5 assists, controlling 9 draws, forcing 4 turnovers and digging up 7 ground balls. Caitlin Mills also netted 5 goals and produced 2 assists. Hayley Winninghoff and Madeline Gross each dropped in two goals and assist and dug up 5 ground balls, while remaining goals were made by Erika Hase, Kelsea Hazelhurst and Amanda Ryned with one a piece. Olivia Hull cleaned up with 6 ground balls, and goalie Jessica Freedman saved 10.
Cuong Nguyen scored an impressive 6 goals and dug up 7 ground balls to lead Garfield’s effort. Sarah Kitchell put in 2 and dominated 3 draws. Other offensive standouts were Hong Nhi Do with one goal, an assist and 5 ground balls, Risa Fiorina with one goal and 2 assists, and Molly McManus with one goal and one assist. McManus also caused 2 turnovers.
Tacoma at Mercer Island
Tacoma and Mercer Island played a tight game on Wednesday with Mercer Island coming out on top 11-8.
Annabel Dessert made her presence known by knocking in 2 goals, digging up 7 ground balls, causing 5 turnovers and winning 3 draws in the Tacoma fight. Anna Holcomb also put in 2, while Alison Jensen, Blair Callaghan, Caitlin White and Elena Wimberger scored one each. Blair Callaghan also helped out her attack with 3 assists, while White dominated 3 draws and caused 2 turnovers. Anna Callaghan contributed one assist and dug up 4 ground balls. 5 of Tacoma’s 8 goals were off assists. Defensively, Alia Malo caused 4 runovers and dug up 3. Goalie Meghan Woodard held up the cage, saving 18 of 29.
No stats available for MI.
North Kitsap at Nathan Hale
In their first match-up of the season, North Kitsap could not get a leg up on Nathan Hale’s amazing teamwork which scored 14 of their 16 goals off an assist to beat North Kitsap 16-6.
Nathan Hale’s Hanna LaCroix dominated a whopping 17 draws to keep Nathan Hale in control of the ball. Additionally, LaCroix foced 5 turnovers, scooped up 10 ground balls and netted 4 goals in an incredible game effort. Ihlae Kling put in 5 and contributed 2 assists, 7 ground balls and a turnover, while Lara Sidhu dropped in 4 goals and produced 3 assists. Mari Carmichael provided 3 assists and a goal, Corey Milinovich scored a goal and produced an assist and Laura Brady knocked in one goal. Isabelle Burke dug up 5 ground balls. Goalie Amy Brownell saved 9 of 15.
Thursday, April 20th, 2006
Tacoma at Maple Valley
In one of the more low-scoring games of the season, Tacoma’s beat Maple Valley 7-3.
Goalie Meghan Woodard saved 8 of 11 shots to seal the victory for Tacoma. Offensively, Tacoma’s players shared the scoring as Caroline Asbell scored 2 while one a piece was netted by Alison Jenson, Anna Callaghan, Anna Holcomb, Annabel Dessert and Caitlin White. Sara Bishop contributed an assist. On the defensive end, Claire Plourde caused 4 turnovers and dug up 2 ground balls, while Annabel Dessert forced 3 turnovers and also scooped up 2.
Maple Valley’s Kylie Cline led her attack with 2 goals in addition to digging up 8 ground balls. Tela Gilge and Kerris Morgan also scopped up 4 a piece in Maple Valley’s effort. Goalie Michelle Lopata saved 8 of 15.
Friday, April 21st, 2006
Curtis at Garfield
No stats available at time of writing.
Roosevelt at Maple Valley
Roosevelt gained their second win of the week over Maple Valley, 13-7.
Roughrider Frannie Hemmelgarn dominated the field once again with 4 goals, 13 ground balls, 3 turnovers and 7 draws. Madeline Grose netted 3 in addition to digging up 6, forcing 3 turnovers, and controlling 4 draws. Caitlin Mills knocked in 3 goals and controlled 4 draws, while Amanda Rynes netted 2, provided an assist and dug up 4. Hayley Winninggoff scored a single goal. Defensively, Olivia Hull and Kelsea Hazelhurst each caused 2 turnovers and scooped up 4 ground balls. Goalie Jessica Freedman saved 7 of 14.
Erica Helm-Buckman led the Maple Valley attack with 4 goals, while Kylie Cline netted 2 and dug up 4 ground balls. Amy Euting scored a single goal. Dani Montoya contributed an assist and 3 ground balls, while Ericia Feldman led the overall ground ball charge for Maple Valley with 5. Goalie Michelle Lopata saved 16 of 29 shots.
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