HS Girls' Weekly Beat - Week 9
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VARSITY A
Player of the Week:
Varsity A:
Casey Myburgh-Seattle Prep
Carolyn Gallup-Mercer Island
Casey Myburgh-Seattle Prep
Carolyn Gallup-Mercer Island
Monday May 8th, 2006
Forest Ridge at Lake Sammamish
The week began with an upset in the East Division when Lake Sammamish, in third, defeated first place Forest Ridge 13-11.
Junior Catherine Rodriguez led the charge for Lake Sammamish, scoring 4 goals and giving 2 assists in addition to forcing 2 turnovers and digging up 6 ground balls. Melissa Lorentson netted 3 goals and 2 assists, also digging up 6 ground balls. Freshman Maddie Simon knocked in 3 more goals and gave one assist. Single goals were had by Courtney Allen, Kylie Neale and Meagan Wehe. Goalie Julia DeFriel saved 11 of 22.
Jillian Chong racked up 5 game points between 3 goals and 2 assists, while Maddy Phillips netted 4 goals. Elle Glenny put in one goal and gave 2 assists, and Nisa Orozco-McCormick also scored one and provided an assist. Jamie O’Brien and Courtney Yorozu each dropped in a goal. Anna Ross controlled 4 draws, and goalie Joni Sliger saved 20 of 33 shots.
Lakeside at Overlake
Lakeside defeated Overlake 11-1.
Gracie binder played an all around game with 3 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls and forcing 5 turnovers. Lisa Baldini racked up 5 game points with 2 goals and 3 assists in addition to digging up 6. Ellen Fitzharris also netted 3. Kristy Sako controlled 3 draws, and goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 6 shots of 7 shots.
Overlake’s Megan Halbrook scored her teams lone goal, while Emily Phillips led the defensive effort with 4 caused turnovers and 3 ground balls. Katie Smith controlled 2 draws and forced 2 turnovers. Goalie Kelly Roper saved 13.
Tuesday May 9th, 2006
Bainbridge at Holy Names
Holy Names was unable to get out on top of Bainbridge Island on Tuesday, losing 18-8.
Jane Baumgartner led the Bainbridge attack with 5 goals and an assist, while also controlling 3 draws. Natalie Evans and Sallly Baumgartner each knocked in an additional 4 goals a piece. Defensive standout Mariah Walk caused 3 turnovers in addition to giving an assist.
The Holy Names attack was led by Amanda Riggers with 3 goals, while Cassie Banal, Caitlin Durgan, Sally Norris and Brittany Rorvik each scored once. Alicia Patten played a strong defensive game with 4 turnovers.
Seattle Prep at North Kitsap
Scorers for SP: #20-1, #17(?)-1, #16-1, #49-1; #37-1, #10-3
Seattle Prep was out to avenge their loss on home turf to North Kitsap and they almost pulled it off. Prep started with controlling the draws and kept that up throughout the entire game with Prep’s Becky Oesterle leading the way with 4. NK managed to only get 3: 1 by Amber Grable and 2 by Bria Phillips. SP got the first goal and then NK answered back with 2 more. The scoring continued to seesaw back and forth with rarely more than a 1 goal difference the entire game. While NK went into the second half one goal ahead, 7-6, SP managed to fight hard to stay within reach and scored the tying goal within the last 30 seconds of play. A valiant effort was made by Brenna Lander and Kelsey Krasas as they went on a fast break after NK got control of the ball. Krasas took the pass from Lander with less than a couple of seconds left but missed making the goal, leaving the game to end in a tie, 9-9.
For Seattle Prep, Cassedy O’Neill scored 2 goals and gave an assist in addition to digging up 4 ground balls. Frankie Pirolo and Casey Myburgh also netted two each, while Kirsti White added 3 assists to her goal along with 6 ground balls. Single goals were also scored by Laura Hagen and Sarah Schiro. Melissa Verilli led the defensive effort with 5 turnovers, followed by Sarah Babich and Myburgh with 3 each. Goalie Malia Makowicki saved 5 of 7, while Kerry Swendt managed 3 of 10.
Scorers for NK were Amber Grable with 3 goals, I assist; Kelsey Krasas, 3 goals, 1 assist; Bria Phillips 2 goals, 1 assist; Madeliene Hernandez, 1 goal; Brenna Lander, 2 assists; Camille Henry, 1 assist; and Meleah Rubino, 1 assist. Rubino led the NK defensive effort with 3 ground balls and 3 caused turnovers followed by Hernandez with 2 CT, 1 GB, Lander 2 CT; Grable, 2 CT; Xan Dammarell with 2 GB and Phillips with 2 GB. Goalie Denita Santos had 11 saves.
Mercer Island at Snohomish
A forfeit by Snohomish gave Mercer Island a 1-0 victory.
Wednesday May 10th, 2006
Forest Ridge at Bainbridge
Despite doubling their shots on Forest Ridge, Bainbridge did not double their score. However, Bainbridge still came away victorious with a 16-10 win.
Colbi Brawner led an incredibly offensive charge for Bainbridge, netting 7 goals along with an assist and controlling 4 draws. Natalie Evans put in 4, while Jane Baumgartner and Lucy Schlesser scored 2 each. Marley Horne dropped in the remaining goal along with providing an assist. Erin Gulbranson forced 3 turnovers and dug up 4, while Mariah Walk dug up 5 and forced 2 turnovers.
Forest Ridge’s Nisa Orozco-McCormick smashed in 3 goals, while Jillian Chong, Maddy Phillips and Courtney Yorozu each put in 2 and provided an assist. Single goals were made by Tracy Kirkbride and Jamie O’Brien. Chong and Phillips each caused 2 turnovers, while O’Brien dug up 3. Goalie Joni Sliger battled 40 shots, saving 24.
Thursday May 11th, 2006
Mercer Island at North Kitsap
Mercer Island came, they saw, they conquered. MI defeated North Kitsap 15-8 thereby ensuring the third seed playoff spot for Holy Names Academy.
NK started out well with a quick goal within the first minute. MI answered back quickly with a goal and then proceeded to put in a few more before NK scored again. NK kept nipping at the heels of MI with additional single goals in the first half. MI went into the half leading 8-5. In the second half, MI came out strong and racked up another series of goals before NK found its feet again to put in 3 more for a final score of 15-8.
Caroline Gallup provided an incredible offensive effort for Mercer Island, scoring 6 goals, 5 of which were back-to-back in the first half, giving Mercer Island an immediate lead. Lauren Gibson put in another 3, and gave an assist, while Mallory Larson and Carolyn Peterson each made 2 goals and provided 2 assists. Single goals were netted by Erin Gibson and Tanya Swarts. Carrie McKee led her team in the ground ball race, digging up 6.
North Kitsap’s Brenna Lander provided a strong attack run for her team, scoring 4 goals, while Kelsey Krasas put in two. Amber Grable and Bria Phillips each dropped in one. Phillips also contributed 2 assist. Defensively, Madeliene Hernandez put up a fight getting 1 ground ball and 4 turnovers followed by Meleah Rubino with 3 GBs. Goalie Denita Santos managed 5 saves.
Lake Sammamish at Snohomish
In a second meeting, with a similar outcome, Lake Sammamish defeated Snohomish 18-8.
Lake Sammamish showed incredible team effort, scoring 13 of their goals off assists. Junior Courtney Allen led the way with 9 game points, netting 4 goals and contributing an incredible 5 assists. Melissa Lorentson racked up 8 game points with a whopping 7 goals and 1 assist in addition to digging up 5 ground balls. Jessica Wang smashed in 3 goals and gave an assist in addition to digging up 6 ground balls, while Meagan Wehe put in two goals and also gave an assist. Grace Reid and Maddie Simon each knocked in one goal and gave an assist. Goalie Julia DeFriel saved 16 of 24 and Kyra Sanders-Brillault was 2 for 2.
Snohomish’s goals were split between two players. Haley Slind battled Lake Sammamish with 5 goals, while Sayre Creighton netted 3 and an assist. Jen and Sarah Courtney each provided an assist, while Hannah Price led the game in ground balls, digging up 9.
Seattle Prep at Lakeside
In a surprise upset and excruciatingly close game, fifth in the West Seattle Prep defeated second-ranked Lakeside 9-8.
Prep’s most amazing feat is scoring all 9 goals off an assist. Casey Myburgh gave an all out offensive effort with 5 goals in addition to digging up 5 ground balls. Sarah Schiro and Kirsti White helped out their attack with 4 assists and a single goal each. Cassedy O’Neill and Annie Hunter each put in a goal, while Laura Hagen produced the other assist. Defensively, Tylor Green caused 3 turnovers. O’Neill also dug up 5 ground balls and Hagen controlled 3 draws. Seattle Prep Goalies played a fabulous game to keep Seattle Prep in the lead; Kerry Swendt saved 15 of 21 shots and Malia Makowicki saved 2 of 2.
The Lakeside attack effort was spread amongst the team. Tylie Cramer and Brett Eisenhart each netted two and single goals were made by Lisa Baldini, Tess Eisenhart, Ellen Fjitzharris and Kristy Sako. Brett Eisenhart also led the ground game with 5. Margot Malarky caused 3 turnovers. Goalie Lisa Schomaker saved 17 of 26.
Friday May 12th, 2006
Forest Ridge at Overlake
Overlake finished their season with a strong game against Forest Ridge, despite losing 11-7.
Overlake’s Katie Smith played an all around game with 3 goals, 3 draw controls, 2 turnovers and 4 ground balls. Remaining goals were split between Lizzie Cohen, Sam Reising, Hannah Rivenburgh and Kate Stinson, with one a piece. An amazing defensive effort was given by Brianna Uherek-Cummins who caused 3 turnovers and dug up 6 ground balls. Also scooping up 6 was Sarah Stewart. Goalie Kelly Roper saved 12 of 23.
No stats available for Forest Ridge at time of writing.
Holy Names at Bellevue
Holy Names sealed their playoff spot with a 16-4 win over Bellevue in the final game of the season.
Sally Norris contributed 4 game points with 2 goals and 2 assists, while Amanda Riggers netted 3 goals. Caitlin Durgan dropped in two goals and an assist. Two goals were also netted by Lucy Keegan-Boes, Hannah Ozubko, Brittany Rorvik and Kendall Shibuya. Cassie Banel put in a single goal and gave an assist. Alicia Patten and Katrina Villanueva were both a strong defensive presence with 3 forced turnovers. Shibuya and Norris also controlled 3 draws a piece. Goalie Christine Villanueva saved 4 of 8 shots.
No stats available for Forest Ridge at time of writing.
VARSITY B
Player of the Week:
Varsity B:
Cuong Nguyen - Garfield
Lauren Murray - Seattle Prep
Cuong Nguyen - Garfield
Lauren Murray - Seattle Prep
Monday May 8th, 2006
North Kitsap at Garfield
Though it was a higher scoring game than the last meeting, Garfield still came out on top of North Kitsap 13-6. Garfield is also in a race for a playoff spot, thus increasing the importance of this win.
Cuong Nguyen led the way for Garfield’s attack with 4 goals. Bianca Giaever followed with 3, while Ashlan Regenstreif-Harms and Micki Towler each netted 2. Risa Fiorini and Molly McManus put in one each. Defensively, Regenstreif-Harms caused 4 turnovers and Tolwer had 3. Nguyen controlled 6 draws and McManus three.
North Kitsap’s goals were split between Piper Sellers with 4 and Stacey Record with 2. Gloria Coon provided 3 assists.
Seattle Prep at Tacoma
In their only meeting of the season, Seattle Prep, 2nd in the West, lost to Tacoma, 3rd in the East, 15-7.
Tacoma’s scoring was spread amongst the team with Anna Callghan, Anna Holcomb and Croline Asbell each netting 3. Blair Callaghan put in two more, while Annabel Dessert, Caitlin White and Rachel Bellamy knocked in the remaining goals with one each. Alison Jensen provided 4 assists, while White, Alia Malo and Elena Wimberger each gave one. Defensively, Malo caused 4 turnovers and dug up 5 ground balls. Callaghan led the ground ball race with 8, followed by White with 6 ground balls in addition to four draw controls. Goalie Meghan Woodard saved 13.
Prep’s Lauren Murray made an excellent effort on attack by smashing in 6 goals. Cait Slack netted the other goal, while Colleen McMahon and Caitlin Moorleghen each gave an assist. McMahon, Kara Coughlin and Katie Killeen each forced 2 turnovers. Goalie Katie Callison saved 16.
Nathan Hale at Roosevelt
The first match up between these two teams ended in a tie, but this time Roosevelt took over the game, winning 18-9.
Frannie Hemmelgarn continues to lead the Roosevelt attack. This game she netted 5 goals and produced 3 assists in addition to causing 4 turnovers. Madeline Grose followed her lead with 4 goals and 1 assist, while Caitlin Mills and Amanda Rynes netted 3 goals and gave one assist each. Kelsea Hazelhurst dropped in 2 and Hayley Winninghoff one. Amy Sherrow dug up 5 ground balls.
Nathan Hale’s mari Carmichael rocketed in 3 goals and an assist, followed by Corey Milinovich (2), Lara Sidhu (2), Hannah LaCroix (1) and Ihlae Kling (1). Isabel Harbaugh caused 3 turnovers. Milinovich and Sidhu led in ground balls with 6 a piece and LaCroix dominated the draw with 7.
Tuesday May 9th, 2006
Nathan Hale at Garfield
In their last meeting, Nathan Hale barely edged out Garfield 9-8. This time Garfield showed up for the win and defeated Nathan Hale 9-6.
Garfield’s Cuong Nguyen and Micki towler scored 3 each, while Risa Fiorini, Bianca Giaever and Jessie Wesley netted one each. Defensively, Ashlan Regenstreif-Harms and Claire Watts forced 3 turnovers a piece.
Hannah LaCroix played a strong game for Nathan Hale with 3 goals, 4 draws, 3 turnovers and 4 ground balls. Corey Milinovich also made her presence known with 1 goal, 1 assist, 2 turnovers and 7 ground balls. Mari Carmichael scored a single goal in addition to digging up 6, Lara Sidhu knocked in one, and Emily Kriedler gave an assist. Isabel Harbaugh forced 4 turnovers. Goalie Amy Brownell saved 14 of 23.
Curtis at Maple Valley
The second game of the season between these two proved to be much closer than the first game in which Curtis defeated Maple Valley 14-3. In this game, Maple Valley gave Curtis a run for their money and only lost by three. The final score was Curtis 11, Maple Valley 8.
Kylie Cline, Amy Euting and Erica Helm-Buckman each scored 2 goals, while Amanda Kostresh and Kerris Morgan put in one each to help Maple Valley fight off Curtis. Cline also dug up 6 and Euting controlled 4 draws in the effort. Goalie Michelle Lopata saved 11.
No stats available for Curtis as time of writing.
Seattle Prep at North Kitsap
Seattle Prep was unable to shut out North Kitsap like they did in their first meeting (13-0). This time, North Kitsap rallied for 5 goals though they still lost to Prep, 13-5.
Lauren Murray led the Prep attack again with 6 goals and an assist. Cat Snider followed with 3 goals and an assist, while single goals were netted by Mary-Kathrine Downer, Colleen McMahon, Molly McMongagle and Cait Slack. McMonagle, Katie Killeen and Paeline DeStephano each contributed an assist. Killeen also dug up 5 ground balls, while Caitlin Moorleghen forced three turnovers. Goalie Katie Callison saved 5.
Piper Sellers and Stacey Record led the North Kitsap attack again, Sellers with 3 goals and Record with 2. Hannah Pealstrom was a strong defensive presence with 4 turnovers, followed by Alva Davalos with 3.
Wednesday May 10th, 2006
Seattle Prep at Roosevelt
Roosevelt defeated Seattle Prep for the second time this season. The first match up ended 18-8. Though Prep scored 8 goals in each game, Roosevelt deepened the distance in their second meeting, scoring 22 against Prep.
Roosevelts attack was in full force on Wednesday. Caitlin Mills smashed in 7 goals and gave an assist, while Amanda Rynes put in three goals along with 2 assists. Olivia Hull, Frannie Hemmelgarn and Madeline Grose also netted 3 each. Hemmelgarn led the defensive effort with 3 turnovers in addition to controlling 5 draws and scooping up 5 ground balls. Kelsea Hazelhurst controlled 4 draws in addition to scoring a single goal.
No stats available for Seattle Prep at time of writing.
Thursday May 11th, 2006
Mercer Island at North Kitsap
In their only match up this season, Mercer Island defeated North Kitsap 12-2.
Lara Felker led the Islander attack with 4 goals and an assist, while Caroline Mahoney and Lillian Bailey netted 2 each. Tracy Christenson and Gabi Maxim each scored one and gave an assist, while other single goals were made by Krista Garrett and Laura Maruhashi. Raquel Isherwood, Nana Ito and Jessica Langmaid each contributed an assist. Krista Garrett also led the defense with 3 turnovers in addition to controlling 2 draws and digging up 7 ground balls.
North Kitsap’s two goals were split between Piper Sellers and Kaitlin Ferland. Sellers also controlled 4 draws. Alva Davalos led the defensive effort with 4 turnovers. Goalie Nicole Remirez saved 18 of 30.
Friday May 12th, 2006
Eastside Catholic at Tacoma
Despite being outshot 29 to 8, Eastside Catholic still managed to edge out Tacoma in a second tight match-up between the two teams. Previously, Eastside defeated Tacoma 7-6, and this time Eastside kept a two goal differential between the teams, winning 6-4.
Goalie Trina Hostak clearly saved the day for Eastside Catholic by saving 25 of 29 shots. Kelli Burgess led the Eastside Catholic attack with 4 goals, in addition to causing 3 turnovers, controlling 3 draws and digging up 4 ground balls. Lauren Pomeroy scored two, dug up 5 and forced 2 turnovers. Kate Suhrbier provided the only assist.
Tacoma’s four goals were split between Anna Callaghan with 2, and Anna Holcomb and Caitlin White with one each. Blair Callaghan provided the only assist. Defensively, Annabel Dessert forced 3 turnovers. Claire Plourde led the ground ball race for her team with 5.
