Thursday Recaps
Lyons 11 New Trier 2
Blair Hopwood and Lizzy Kosin each scored 3 goals and both Carrie Nacht
and Sam Patel added 2 scores as Lyons rushed out to a 7-1 lead and never
looked back as they got the tournament underway with an 11-2 win over New
Trier. Anna Horstkotte and Erika Nothnagel each scored one time in the
losing effort for the Trevians.
Loyola 11 McAuley 8
Evan Swenson and Rachel Nieman each scored 3 goals as Loyola used a 5-0
run to come-from-behind to beat Mother McAuley 11-8 on Thursday. The
Ramblers trailed 5-2 at one point, but their run gave them a two goal lead
and they held on for the victory. Brittany Wallace also scored 3 times and
Caitlin Sershon scored 2 times in the winning effort. Clare Bryer scored 3
goals in the loss for the Macs.
Fenwick 7 Mundelein 3
Annie Collins and Maggie Carey both scored 2 goals to lead Fenwick to a
7-3 win over Mundelein. Alexis Jones tallied 2 goals in the loss for the
Mustangs.
New Trier 8 McAuley 7
Erika Nothnagel totaled 6 goals and scored the eventual game-winning goal
with 3:05 left in the final period as New Trier got past McAuley 8-7 on
Thursday night. Isabelle Baneaux registered 2 scores in the Trevians' win,
while Vicki Arciniega scored 3 goals and Kristen Kleist added 2 scores in
the loss for the Mighty Macs.
Friday Recaps
St Ignatius 8 Stevenson 5
Stephanie Fernandez totaled 5 goals as St Ignatius pushed out to a 4-0
lead in the first half and went on to earn an 8-5 decision over Stevenson.
Karen Lowry scored 5 times in the loss for the Patriots.
H-F 6 Evanston 2
Rebecca Mathews scored 5 goals to help H-F inch away from Evanston in the
second half to earn a 6-4 win. Sarah Thompson scored 2 times in the loss
for the Wildkits.
Fenwick 6 St Thomas 4
Cara Borkovec recorded 3 goals and Gena Wendt added 2 scores as Fenwick
knocked off St Thomas 6-4 on Friday. Catherine Schloss scored 2 times in
the losing effort for the visitors.
Stevenson 14 Evanston 9
Sam Petti and Tori St John each recorded 4 goals to lead Stevenson to a
14-9 win over Evanston. Cheyenne Montijo added 3 goals and Karen Lowry
scored 2 times in the win for the Patriots. Ellis O'Connor totaled 3 goals
and Abby Bailey added 2 scores in the Wildkits' loss.
Saturday Recaps
McAuley 7 Lyons 6
Amy Kopale scored from just outside five meters after an ejection late in
the fourth quarter and
goalie Sarah Abbott tipped a shot over the crossbar as time expired to
help lift Mother McAuley to a surprising 7-6 win over Lyons in the first
game on
Saturday. Kopale and Jackie Knightly both scored 2 times in the win for
the Macs.
LT, who trailed early in the second half 6-3, tied the game midway through
the final period when Carrie Nacht's sweep shot attempt turned into an
assist when Blair Hopwood picked up the loose ball and scored as the shot
clock expired. Kirby Kaptur led the Lions with 2 goals in the loss, their
first of the season.
Loyola 7 New Trier 7
Isabelle Baneaux scored two straight goals in the
third quarter to give New Trier a two goal lead,
but Sarah Gross scored midway through the final period to cut the
Trevians' lead to one, then Brittany Wallace connected on a penalty shot
in the final two minutes as Loyola and New Trier finished in a 7-7 tie.
H-F 10 St Ignatius 7
Rebecca Mathews scored two straight goals in the fourth quarter after St
Ignatius had cut the H-F lead down to one goal, then added another goal
late in the game to lead the Vikings to a 10-7 victory over the Wolfpack.
Mathews put in 4 goals, Michelle Mayer recorded 3 scores, and Hannah
Ongman scored 2 times in the Vikings' win. Stephanie Fernandez scored 5
goals and Tammy Stelnicki added 2 scores in the loss for St Ignatius.
Mundelein 6 St Thomas 6
Alexis Jones scored her third goal with 2:23 remaining to put Mundelein
ahead by one in the final period, but Victoria Maus responded with a goal
on the other end with just over a minute to play as Mundelein and St
Thomas finished tied at 6-6. Jones led the Mustangs with 3 goals, while
Maus scored 3 times and Catherine Schloss added 2 scores for St Thomas.
Loyola 7 Lyons 7
The contest between Loyola and Lyons went down to the wire, with both
defenses starring in the final period of a 7-7 tie. Evan Swenson scored 4
goals and Brittany Wallace put in 3 scores for the Ramblers, while Carrie
Nacht registered 3 goals to lead the Lions.
Stevenson 8 H-F 7
Cheyenne Montijo's goal with 2:22 left in the final period proved to be
vital, as Stevenson hung on for an 8-7 triumph over H-F. Montijo and Karen
Lowry each scored 3 goals in the Patriots' win. Rebecca Mathews scored 6
goals in the narrow loss for the Vikings.
St Ignatius 18 Evanston 7
In the final game of the opening round, St Ignatius bounced back from an
earlier loss to down Evanston 18-7. Kate Stelnicki and Stephanie Fernandez
both scored 5 times for the Wolfpack, while Rebecca Insalaco added 3
scores in the victory. Ellis O'Connor tallied 3 goals in the losing effort
for the Wildkits.
Mundelein 12 New Trier 5
Alexis Jones scored 7 goals and Amanda Boothe and Sarah Honda each added 2
scores as Mundelein earned a 12-5 decision over New Trier. Anna Horstkotte
scored 2 times in the loss for the Trevians.
Lyons 13 St Thomas 3
LT closed out their tournament effort with an emphatic 13-3 win over St
Thomas, with Lizzy Kosin returning to score 3 times in the Lions' win.
Blair Hopwood, Carrie Nacht, Katie Calvert, and Kirby Kaptur each scored 2
goals in the win for Lyons. Kristin Plitnick registered 2 goals in the
loss for the Florida team.
Fenwick 10 Loyola 6
The hosts used a 7-2 run to make up an early 3-1 deficit to beat Loyola
10-6 on Saturday afternoon. Cara Borkovec and Gena Wendt each recorded 3
goals in the Friars' win, while Colleen Barron registering 2 scores for
Fenwick. Brittany Wallace totaled 4 goals and Evan Swenson put in 2 scores
for the Ramblers.
McAuley 10 Evanston 8
Jackie Knightly scored 5 goals as Mother McAuley earned a 10-8 victory
over Evanston on Saturday. The Macs trailed 3-0 in the opening quarter,
evened things up at halftime, and pulled away in the second half of the
game to grab the win. Vicki Arciniega added 2 goals in the winning effort
for the Macs. Claire Simon and Ellis O'Connor both scored 3 times in the
loss for the Wildkits.
Mundelein 11 Stevenson 5
Alexis Jones scored 5 times and Amy Klink added 3 goals as Mundelein beat
rival Stevenson 11-5. The game was tied at 4-4 at halftime, but the
Mustangs' defense held the Pats to just one goal in the second half as
they pulled away to beat Stevenson for the second time this season.
Cheyenne Montijo and Sam Petti both scored 2 goals in the loss for the
Patriots.
St Ignatius 10 St Thomas 4
Kate Stelnicki and Stephanie Fernandez each recorded 3 goals as St
Ignatius held St Thomas to just one goal in the second half en route to a
10-4 victory. Maggie Maloney also put in 2 goals in the win for the
Wolfpack. Caitlin Arrigo and Kristin Plitnick each scored 2 goals in the
losing effort for St Thomas.
Fenwick 9 H-F 4
Fenwick withstood an early barrage from H-F and then used a 4-0 run during
the second and third quarters to pull away from the Vikings and earn a 9-4
win in the final game of the tournament. Maggie Carey scored 2 first half
goals for the Friars, while both Colleen Barron and Maureen Barron put in
2 goals apiece in the second half to help Fenwick finish the event with a
4-0 record. Hannah Ongman and Rebecca Mathews both scored 2 times in the
loss for H-F.
