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BOYS
Morgan Park 18 Lindblom 15
Richard Leigh registered 9 goals
and Carl Kirk added 6 scores in Morgan Park's 18-15 victory over Lindblom.
St Viator 13 Meadows 6
Gregg O'Connor tallied 4 goals,
Justin Imhoff scored 3 times, and both Peter Cleary and Ryan Boyer scored
2 goals as St Viator topped Rolling Meadows 13-6 on Friday night.
Hoffman
Tournament
Hoffman 17
Prospect 2
Mike Christen scored 5 goals and
Adam Pasnicki and Sang W Han each scored 3 goals to lead Hoffman to a
tournament-opening 17-2 win over Prospect.
Schaumburg 15
Buffalo Grove 12
Randy Carr scored 4 straight
goals in the final four minutes to lift Schaumburg past Buffalo Grove
15-12 on Friday night.
STC East 11
Hinsdale South 5
Shaun Suescheck scored 4 goals
and Sam Schultz added 3 scores as STC East ran out to an 11-0 lead by the
end of the third quarter and emerged with an 11-5 victory over Hinsdale
South. Gunnar Wagner scored 2 goals in the loss for the Hornets.
Vernon Hills 9
Von Steuben 6
Adnan Meskic scored 3 times as
Vernon Hills fended off Von Steuben 9-6 to earn their first victory of the
season.
Palatine
Tournament
Palatine 8
Loyola 5
Kamil Mulawa and John Giuliano
each scored 3 goals as Palatine beat Loyola 8-5 in the tournament opener
on Friday evening. Jordan Hodur tallied 2 scores in the loss for the
Ramblers.
St. Ignatius
12 McHenry 3
Mark Alvarado recorded 4 goals
and Kevin Barth added 3 scores to help St Ignatius knock off McHenry 12-3
in a rematch of last year's state quarterfinal game.
H-F 16 Latin
14
Kevin Kuchta and Shay Banton
each scored 4 goals as Homewood-Flossmoor outscored Latin 4-2 in the final
period to emerge with a 16-14 victory. At the tail end of the third
quarter, Kevin Kuchta scored 2 straight goals for the Vikings, giving them
a 12-11 lead. Jacob Himmel responded with a goal at the end of the quarter
to send the game to the final period tied at 12-12. Banton scored two
quick goals in the opening minute of the fourth quarter, followed by goals
by Caleb Peterson and Kuchta, and within two minutes the Vikings had a
16-12 lead. Himmel scored two late goals to narrow the gap, but H-F was
able to hold on for a narrow victory. Luke Dobben also scored 3 times in
the win for the Vikings. Meanwhile, Himmel finished with 7 goals for the
Romans, who also got 3 goals from Eddie Wickes and 2 scores from James
Ruggiero.
Curie 20
Loyola 2
Eduardo Chavez and Sam Lopez
both scored 6 goals as Curie cruised to a 20-2 victory over undermanned
Loyola on Friday. Ramiro Almarez added 3 scores and Danny Pantoja scored 2
times in the victory for the Condors. Brendan Hulseman and Erik Gooseman
each recorded one goal in the loss for the Ramblers.
St Ignatius 11
Mundelein 6
St Ignatius raced out to a 5-0
lead in the first half and never looked back as they beat Mundelein 11-6
behind a 5-goal performance from Mark Alvarado.
The Wolfpack senior scored two
breakaway goals and recovered a loose ball in front of the net to add a
third score in the first quarter, while Ignatius' goalie Mike Fratto made
two key saves at the end of the first period to keep Mundelein off the
scoreboard. In the second period, Angus Tam's outside shot was deflected
in to give the Wolfpack a 5-0 lead. The Mustangs were able to respond in
the final two minutes of the half, as Nick Mandas scored from outside
seven meters and Sean Falconer added a goal from five meters out to cut
the lead to 5-2. Mundelein's Will Davidson nearly cut into the three-goal
deficit at the end of the half, but his shot clanged off the right post as
the buzzer sounded and Ignatius still led 5-2.
The teams traded goals in the
opening stages of the third period, but the Wolfpack went on a 4-0 run
late in the quarter to pull away from the Mustangs. Alvarado scored the
first two goals of the run, followed by 6-on-5 goals from Kevin Barth and
Paul Bouschlicher. Mundelein's Frank Lukacs (2 goals) ended the run with a
goal from inside five meters from the left side, but the Mustangs could
only muster up two more goals in the final six minutes before falling
11-6.
Latin 15 New
Trier 11
In the night's final game, Latin
went on a 3-0 run late in the first half to break a 7-7 tie and never
relinquished the lead before beating New Trier 15-11. The Trevians cut the
lead to 10-9 after Joey Ryan scored on an outside shot and Konrad
VonMoltke scored a rebound goal before halftime, but Latin's 4-0 third
quarter run ended the Trevians' hopes of a comeback as the Romans held on
for the victory. Jacob Himmel and Jordan Spear each scored 4 goals and
James Ruggiero tacked on 3 scores in the win for Latin. VonMoltke scored 4
times and Ryan added 2 scores to lead the Trevians in the losing effort.
Stagg
Tournament
Stagg 22 R-B 6
Drew Stoffel recorded 4 goals to
help lift Stagg past R-B by a score of 22-6 in the tournament opener of
their own tournament. Ken Castle scored 3 times in the loss for the
Bulldogs.
STC North 20
St Rita 7
Andrew Preusse totaled 6 goals
and 3 assists and Joey Chokran added 5 goals and 3 assists as STC North
defeated St Rita 20-7 in the second game of the Stagg Tournament on
Friday. Eli Broxham made 7 saves in the win for the Saints.
Hinsdale
Central 9 Bradley 8
Drake Kenney and Strati Kolouris
each registered 3 goals as Hinsdale Central edged out Bradley 9-8. Ryan
Zhe led Bradley with 3 scores in the losing effort.
Young 17
Morton 5
Ben Kromash scored 4 goals as
Young cruised past Morton 17-5 on Friday night.
Stagg 15 STC
North 7
Zach Golob totaled 5 goals and
Drew Stoffel added 4 scores as Stagg used a 7-0 run to pull away from STC
North and earn a 15-7 victory, their second win of the tournament. Andrew
Preusse recorded 3 goals and 5 steals in the loss.
GIRLS
Hinsdale Central 10 Hoffman 7
Olivia Garrett scored 4 goals to
help lift Hinsdale Central past Hoffman 10-7 on Friday. Sarah Pircon also
scored 2 goals and Laurel Johnson stopped 15 shots in the victory for the
Red Devils. Sharon Sturnfield
scored 5 times and Rachael Gallo added 2 goals and 4 assists in the losing
cause for the Hawks.
Morgan Park 19
Lindblom 18 (OT)
Jelena Bates scored 9 goals and
both Gracie and Jenelle Wenner scored 4 goals apiece as Morgan Park erased
a three-goal deficit in the fourth quarter to force overtime, where they
earned a 19-18 win over Lindblom on Friday night.
New Trier
Tournament
Evanston 11
Glenbrook South 4
Ellis O'Connor scored 6 goals
and Yasi Nassiri recorded 2 goals and 6 steals to help lift Evanston to an
11-4 victory over GBS in the first day of action at the New Trier
Tournament on Friday. Abby Bailey added a goal and 3 steals in the win,
while Madeline Polinski and Sarah Thompson also chipped in with one goal
apiece in the Wildkits' triumph.
St Viator 12
Glenbrook South 6
Eileen Mallof, Megan Shover, and Melanie Battaglia each scored 3 times to help
lift St Viator past GBS 12-6 on Friday night. Maggie Dietrich and Michelle
Durkin each scored 2 goals in the loss for the Titans.
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