HS Girl's Weekly Beat - Week 7
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WEEKLY BEAT – WEEK 7
VARSITY A
This week showed a strong late season showing by many Division A teams.
Monday, April 24th, 2006
North Kitsap at Lakeside
It was a gorgeous afternoon of sun that turned out well for Lakeside as they handily defeated North Kitsap 14-4.
Lakeside had an even game scoring 7 goals in each half, and 8 of Lakeside’s 14 goals were off assists Brett Eisenhart led the Lakeside attack with 3 goals, 2 assists and 4 draw controls, while Ellen Fitzharris netted 2 goals and produced 2 assists. Lisa Baldini put in 2, gave an assist and caused 2 turnovers. The ground ball game was led by Gracie Binder who scooped up 6 ground balls in addition to her 2 goals. Defensively, Darcy Mullen forced 4 turnovers, and goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 7 of 11.
NK managed only 1 goal by Whitney Glebe off an assist by Bria Phillips for the first half. The second half saw NK get 2 goals by Kelsey Krasas, one on a free position, the other from a pass by Rachel Perry. The other NK goal was scored by Amber Grable with an assist by Bria Phillips. Defense put up a valiant effort with Madeliene Hernandez and Bria Phillips getting 4 caused turnovers each followed by Kaitlin Halady and Brenna Lander with 3 each. Denita Santos got 7 saves for the day.
Lake Sammamish at Bellevue
Though Lake Sammamish came out over Bellevue with 14-9 victory, the score does not reflect the tightness of the game. Bellevue came out strong and gave Lake Sammamish a run for their money, and Lake Sammamish had to gather themselves together to make a strong comeback to beat Bellevue.
Lake Sammamish’s Catherine Rodriguez led her team in the comeback by scoring 6 goals, in addition to providing an assist and dominating 5 draws. Jessica Wang played a strong game netting 3 goals and digging up 4 ground balls, while Melissa Lorentson whizzed in 2 goals and provided an assist. Courtney Allen produced a goal and 2 assists, and freshman Maddie Simon and Kylie Neale each dropped in one. Defensive standout Meagan Wehe forced 4 turnovers and scooped up 2.
Molline Boddy led the Bellevue attack with 5 goals and a whopping 8 ground balls. Right behind her was Melissa Coppes with 3 goals and 4 ground balls, while Jennifer Sawyer scored the remaining 2 goals and provided 2 assists. Defender Rose Smith forced 3 turnover and dug up 3 ground balls. Sarah Levinson and Brianna Nelson controlled 3 draws a piece. Goali Jenna Zwang fended off 35 shots, saving 21.
Overlake at Mercer Island
Mercer Island got off double the shots of Overlake in a 15-7 win.
Islander Sasha Gumprecht scored 4 goals, backed up by Erin Gibson and Tanya Swarts who each knocked in 3. Gibson also controlled 4 draws, forced 3 turnovers and dug up 5. Caroline Gallup netted two goals, while the remaining were split between Lauren Gibson (1), Jenni Jobe (1) and Crolyn Peterson (1). Peterson also led the ground ball count with 6 in addition to forcing 4 turnovers and controlling 3 draws.
Hannah Rivenburgh led the Overlake attack with 3 goals, while Kate Stinson put in two, Lizzie Cohen netted one and gave two assists, and Sam Reising put in one in addition to an assist. Defensive standout Linnea Xuereb was a force to be reckoned with causing 7 turnovers. Briana Uherek-Cummins scooped up 5 ground balls.
Tuesday, April 25th, 2006
Seattle Prep at Forest Ridge
In the lone tie of the week, and one of the few in the season, Seattle Prep and Forest Ridge both walked off the field with 12 on Tuesday.
After a few tough losses early in the season, Seattle Prep is battling back and putting up quite a fight on the field. In this game, Seattle Prep’s offense was like clockwork, producing 9 goals off assists. Cassedy O’Neill netted 3 goals and gave an assist in addition to digging up 4 ground balls. Teammate Kirsti White popped in 2 and gave 3 of the 9 assists, while Sarah Schiro and Annie Hunter netted 2 a piece. Laura Hagen provided 3 assists and scooped up 4. Defensively, Casey Myburgh forced 3 turnovers and also scored a goal and gave an assist.
Nisa Orozco-McCormick had another great showing for, now division leading, Forest Ridge. Orozco-McCormick netted 5 goals, while Maddy Phillips produced 3 goals and an assist and Jillian Chong put in 2. Courtney Yorozu and Tracy Kirkbride each dropped in one. Phillips also led the ground ball race with 5.
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
Snohomish at Lakeside
Snohomish only managed to get off 4 shots compared to Lakeside’s 27 leading to Lakeside’s 15-1 victory on Wednesday.
Demonstrating excellent teamwork and passing, 13 of Lakeside’s 15 goals were off an assist. Gracie Binder provided an incredible 5 assists in addition to her 2 goals, while Tylie Cramer smashed in 4 goals and gave 2 assists. Lisa Baldini produced 2 goals and 3 assists and teammate Ellen Fitzharris also netted 2. Defensively Arianna Vokos forced 4 turnovers, followed by McAndrews with 3. Ellie Crutcher dug up 7 ground balls, followed closely by Binder who had 6. Kirsty Sako controlled 3 draws in addition to scoring a goal. Goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 3 of 4.
Snohomish’s lone goal was netted by Haley Slind who also forced a turnover and dug up 2 ground balls. Defensively, Hannah Price forced 3 turnovers and dug up 5 ground balls, and Emily Hendreson also forced 3 turnovers. Goalie Daniele Bergquist fought 27 shots, saving 12.
Lake Sammamish at Bainbridge
Despite being tied 4 times throughout the game, third in the East Lake Sammamish still could not get out on top of the number one team in the West, Bainbridge, and eventually lost 13-11.
Bainbridge’s center Colbi Brawner noticeably led her attack, scoring 5 goals and an assist in addition to digging up 8 ground balls and controlling 3 draws. Jane Baumgartner netted 3 goals and produced an assist, and Natalie Evans also put in 2. Sally Baumgartner, Mariah Walk and Tarie Caouette scored one goal a piece. Defensively, Erin Gulbranson forced 3 turnovers and scooped up 4 ground balls to help Bainbridge stay on top. Goalie Dimi Lotakis saved 10 of 21 shots.
Catherine Rodriguez led the charge for Lake Sammamish. Scoring 6 goals, an assist, digging up 9 ground balls, forcing 4 turnovers and controlling 3 draws, Rodriguez clearly was a force to be reckoned with around the field. Melissa Lorentson and Meagan Wehe scored two goals apiece, while Courtney Allen scored the remaining goal in addition to providing an assist. Other assists were made by Kaitlin Fithian (2) and Jessica Wang (2). Wang also controlled 2 draws and dug up four ground balls. Goalie Julia DeFriel saved 12 of 25 shots.
Thursday, April 27th, 2006
Overlake at Holy Names
Fourth in the East Overlake met third in West Holy Names on Thursday. Holy Names came away victorious, winning 12-4.
Overlake’s four goals were split evenly between Hannah Rivenburgh and Katie Smith, each with two. Megan Halbrook provided an assist as well as scooped up 4 ground balls, while Emily Phillips led the defensive effort by forcing 6 turnovers and digging up 4 ground balls. Goalie Kelly Roper played one of her better games, saving 14 of 26 for a fifty-four save percentage. Other standouts were Lizzie Cohen with 4 ground balls.
No stats available for Holy Names at time of writing.
Snohomish at North Kitsap
North Kitsap got another win under its belt to stay in the hunt for the third place position for the state playoffs. They defeated the young Snohomish team 16-2.
North Kitsap really rallied behind its attack giving Bria Phillips and Brenna Lander enough opportunities to score 6 goals each. 12 of North Kitsap’s 16 goals were scored off an assist. Amber Grable got things started by scoring the first goal off an assist by Rachel Perry and the third goal off an assist by Whitney Glebe. Grable returned the favor lending an assist on the fourth goal by Phillips. Glebe and Perrry also contributed 2 more assists each. Late in the second half Perry got a goal of her own when she scored number fourteen off an assist by Phillips. Camille Henry chipped in 2 assists in the first half and 1 in the second. Defensive middie Madeliene Hernandez was also able to score early in the second half (#11) and give an assist to Phillips later in the half
The defense was led by Katie Berger with 3 ground balls and 4 caused turnovers. She was ably supported in her defensive efforts by fellow defenders Xan Dammarell with 1 ground ball and 3 assists and Jenny Hoppis with 3 ground balls and 1 draw control. Hernandez also provided a ground ball and 3 caused turnovers as part of the overall defensive effort. Attack defensive efforts came from Grable with 2 ground balls and 2 caused turnovers, Phillips with 2 caused turnovers, Lander with 2 ground balls and Glebe with 1 ground ball. Goalie Denita Santos came away with a save percentage of eighty, saving 8 of 10 shots. NK's record is now 5-5.
Snohomish's goalie, Daniele Bergquist, did a tremendous job posting 15 saves. Jennifer Courtney scored Snohomish's lone goal in the first half. Sayre Creighton scored Snohomish's other goal in the second half on an assist by Calista Klein. Defensively Jen and Sarah Courtney each caused 2 turnovers and scooped up 5 ground balls. Hannah Price led the overall ground ball charge with 6.
Forest Ridge at Bellevue
Bellevue continued it’s rally this week by putting up a strong fight against number one in the West Forest Ridge though Forest Ridge still came away victorious, 12-7.
The Forest Ridge attack was led by Jillian Chong with 4 goals, followed by Maddy Phillips with 3 goals, one assist, then Nisa Orozco-McCormick with 2 goals and 2 assists. Courtney Yorozu also netted two and provided an assist and Annie Saunders put in one. Jamie O’Brien gave an assist as well as led her team with ground balls by digging up 5. Goalie Joni Sliger played a fantastic game, saving 15 of 22 shots.
Bellevue’s goalie, Jenna Zwang, played one of her top games by saving 15 of 22 shots coming away with 60% saves two games in a row. Helping out on attack was Jennifer Sawyer with 3 goals and 4 ground balls, while Molline boddy put in 2 and scooped up 3 in addition to causing 2 turnovers. Melissa Coppess put in a single goal and gave an assist, while Kaila Bulfin also netted one. Melissa Farage and Jamie Bryce controlled 3 draws a piece.
Friday, April 28th, 2006
Overlake at Snohomish
Overlake beat Snohomish 8-7 in the second tightest game of the week.
Emily Phillips smashed in two goals and gave an assist besides digging up 6 ground balls and leading her defense with 4 turnovers. Kate Stinson also netted two and scooped up 5, while Katie Smith popped in one goal as well as dug up a whopping 9 ground balls and controlling 4 draws. Lizzie Cohen produced a goal and an assist, while Hannah Rivenburgh and Sarah Stewart knocked in a goal each. Defensively, Megan Halbrook and Briana Uherek-Cummins forced 3 turnovers apiece. Goalie Kelly Roper saved 10.
Snohomish’s Goalie Daniele Bergquist played her second best game of the season, saving 18 of 26 shots. Offensively, Haley Slind knocked in 3 goals, while teammate Sayre Creighton put in 2 and produced an assist in addition to digging up 6 ground balls and forcing 3 turnovers. Jen Courtney netted a goal and 2 assists as well as dug up 6 ground balls and forcing 3 turnovers. Kate Bratz put in one and gave an assist. Other standouts were Hannah Price with an incredible 10 ground balls and Mikaela Trott with an assist.
Bainbridge at Seattle Prep
Seattle Prep clearly put up a good fight against Bainbridge though Bainbridge still came away victorious with a 12-8 win.
Again, Colbi Brawner led the Bainbridge charge with 5 goals and 3 turnovers. Natalie Evans put in 2 and gave an assist, while Jane Baumgartner and Lucy Schlesser also netted 2 each. Sarah Shea dropped in one and provided an assist. Defensively, Erin Gulbranson forced 3 turnovers and dug up 4, while Rachel Harmon forced 2 and also dug up 4 ground balls. Goalie Dimi Lotakis came away with a .500 save percentage, saving 8 of 16.
No stats available for Seattle Prep at time of writing.
VARSITY B
Monday, April 24th, 2006
Tacoma at Roosevelt
Third in the East Tacoma came away victorious over first in the West Roosevelt on Monday. The final score was 15-11.
Tacoma’s Annabel Dessert was an immense presence with 5 goals and 3 ground balls, turnovers, and controlled draws. Teammates Anna Callaghan and Caitlin White each scored 3 and produced an assist, while Anna Holcomb dropped in 2 and gave one assist. The remaining two goals were knocked in by Caroline Asbell. White also dominated the draw, controlling 8. Taylor Shanaman led the ground ball race with 6. Goalie Meghan Woodard saved 13.
Roosevelt’s attack was led by Caitlin Mills with 4 goals and 2 assists. Madeline Grose played a strong all around game with 3 goals and 1 assist in addition to controlling 5 draws, causing 3 turnovers, and scooping up 3 ground balls. Amanda Rynes netted two goals while Kelsea Hazelhurst and Hayley Winninghoff put in one apiece. Amy Sherrow caused 2 turnovers and dug up 4.
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
Eastside Catholic at Curtis
Eastside Catholic topped out Curtis 10-7 on Wednesday.
Goalie Trina Hostak saved 13 of 20 and Alex Iani and Kelli Burgess scored 4 goals each to lead Eastside Catholic to victory. Liz Kubacki and Lauren Pomeroy scored a single goal each, while Nicole Reed provided the only assist of the game. Defensively, Alex Iani was fierce with 5 turnovers in addition to digging up 4 ground balls. Kate Suhrbier caused 2 turnovers and dug up 3.
Curtis’ Eleni Johnsen netted four goals and caused 2 turnovers in the Curtis effort. Jessie Fontana scored two and Ally Monteer one. Jordann Clanton provided an assist and 2 turnovers and 2 draw controls. Emily Sumner and Kim Abalahin dug up 3 each. Goalie Alexia Henderson saved 10.
Seattle Prep at Nathan Hale
2nd in the West, Nathan Hale, stayed on top of 3rd in the West, Seattle Prep, with a 12-7 victory.
Ihlae Kling led Nathan Hale with 6 goals, followed by Mari Carmichael with 4. Lara Sidhu also put in 1 in addition to providing 2 assists and scooping up an incredible 10 ground balls. Corey Milinovich also netted one, while Theresa Hienedey gave 2 assists and Kimberly Roberts one. Hannah LaCroix dominated the draw with 13 as well as forced 3 turnovers and dug up 8 ground balls. Goalie Amy Brownell saved 8 of 15.
No stats available for Seattle Prep at time of writing.
Mercer Island at Maple Valley
Mercer Island defeated Maple Valley 11-5.
Mercer Island clearly shared the ball on the attack as eight Islanders scored in the game. Traci Christenson, Jessica Langmaid and Gabi Maxim netted 2 a piece, while Victoria Bachman, Raquel Isherwood, Nana Ito, Caroline Mahoney and Laura Maruhashi each scored once. Ito controlled 3 draws, and Krista Garrett led the ground ball race with 5, in addition to providing an assist. Defensively, Emma Eberts caused 2 turnovers, and goalie Amy Judd saved 5 of 10.
Maple Valley’s goals were knocked in by Kerris Morgan (2), Amy Euting (1) and Kylie Cline (1). Morgan also controlled 3 draws. The ground ball chase was led by Amanda Kostresh who dug up 6, followed by Erica Helm-Buckman, Euting and Cline with 5 each.
Thursday, April 27th, 2006
Curtis at North Kitsap
Curtis got off 27 shots to North Kitsap’s 10 helping Curtis to a 17-5 victory.
Erin Wagner was quite a force for Curtis, scoring 4 goals and providing 2 assists in addition to controlling 5 draws, causing 3 turnovers and scooping up 6 ground balls.
Eleni Johnsen also knocked in 4 goals and provided 2 assists, while Jessie Fontana put in 3 and provided an amazing 4 assists. Kaori Parker netted 2 goals and gave 1 assist. Goalie Alexia Henderson saved 5 of 10 shots.
The North Kitsap attack effort was led by Piper Sellers with 3 goals. Kaitlin Ferland and Stacey Record each netted one. Teagan Burns, Jenn Miranda and McKenzie Nelson each provided an assist. Alva Davalos clearly led the defense with 7 forced turnovers and 3 ground balls.
Friday, April 28th, 2006
Maple Valley at Tacoma
Despite a great effort, fifth in the East Maple Valley was unable to upset third in the East, Tacoma, as Tacoma won 10-7.
Anna Holcomb knocked in 3 for Tacoma, while Caitlin White put in two and gave an assist. Annabel Dessert played a solid game with 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 turnovers and 4 ground balls. Sara Bishop provided 2 assists in addition to a single goal, and remaining goals were scored by Anna Callaghan (1), Blair Callaghan (1) and Elena Wimberger (1). Rachel Bellamy scooped up 4 ground balls. Goalie Meghan Woodard played an outstanding game, saving 15 of 22 shots.
Maple Valley’s Kylie Cline came out in full force, scoring 5 of Valley’s 7 goals in addition to digging up 5 ground balls. Brenna Stroup and Sara Weise scored the remaining 2 goals. Amy Euting controlled 3 draws, while Erica Feldman dug up 5 ground balls.
Seattle Prep at North Kitsap
No score or stats posted at time of writing.
Garfield at Nathan Hale
In the tightest B game of the week, Nathan Hale barely edged out Garfield 9-8.
Lara Sidhu led her attack with 3 goals, while Mari Carmichael knocked in two and gave an assist. Carmichael also was a strong defensive presence with 3 turnovers and 5 ground balls. Corey Milinovich scored one and provided an assist as well as 3 turnovers and a whopping 8 ground balls. Hannah LaCroix dominated 6 draws, forced 2 turnovers, dug up 5 and scored once to help out her team. Other goals were scored by Ihlae Kling (1) and Theresa Hienekey. Laura Brady contributed an assist.
No stats for Garfield available at time of writing.
