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Friday's game and
tournament recaps
BOYS
Hoffman
Tournament
Buffalo Grove 12 Schaumburg 10
Ian Rodriguez recorded 7 goals
and Matt O'Rouke added 3 scores as Buffalo Grove beat Schaumburg 12-10 in
the title game of the Hoffman Tournament on Saturday. The Bison finished
the weekend with a 4-1 mark, losing only to Schaumburg in the previous
round. The Saxons' Randy Carr led the way with 6 goals in a losing effort.
Palatine
Tournament
Curie 11 Palatine 4
Eduardo Chavez and Ramiro
Almarez both scored 4 goals to lead Curie to an 11-4 win over Palatine.
Kamil Mulawa recorded a goal and 4 steals in the loss for the Pirates.
McHenry 7
Mundelein 5
Dylan Clohessy and Kyle Braun
both scored 2 goals as McHenry pulled out to an early lead and staved off
a late charge from the Mustangs to earn a 7-5 victory on Saturday morning.
Mundelein cut the lead to 6-5 late in the game before the Warriors added a
late goal and held the Mustangs the rest of the game. Five players tallied
one goal apiece for the Mustangs.
St Ignatius 12
Curie 10
Mark Alvarado scored 8 goals and
Jaime Juarez added 3 scores as St Ignatius led from start to finish in a
12-10 win over Curie in the first place bracket of the Palatine Tournament
on Saturday. Eduardo Chavez scored 4 times and Ramiro Almarez added 2
scores in the loss for the Condors.
Palatine 11
McHenry 10
The host Pirates won a
back-and-forth encounter with McHenry 11-10 in which Kamil Mulawa drew and
converted a penalty shot in the final minute of regulation to give
Palatine the win. The Pirates trailed 9-7 late in the game but went on a
3-0 run to take a 10-9 lead late in the game. McHenry tied the score at
10-10 before Mulawa's heroics finished the game. Justin Behrens led the
Pirates with 5 goals, Mulawa added 4 scores, and goalie Dan Sommerfield
made 14 saves in the win. Dylan Clohessy scored 5 times and Andrew Hertel
added 2 scores in the loss for the Warriors.
Mundelein 9
Loyola 8
Will Davidson scored 4 goals and
Pat Falconer added 3 scores as Mundelein's 3-0 run in the game's final
four minutes helped them come-from-behind to beat Loyola 9-8 on Saturday.
The Mustangs trailed 5-3 at halftime and 8-6 early in the fourth quarter
before grabbing the late momentum to earn the win. Jordan Hodur scored 4
goals and Charlie Dowdle added 2 scores in the loss for the Ramblers.
St Ignatius 12
H-F 9
Jaime Juarez and Kevin Barth
both recorded 4 goals as St Ignatius claimed the Palatine Tournament title
with a 12-9 victory over Homewood-Flossmoor on Saturday afternoon. Mark
Alvarado added 3 goals and Tom Maloney scored once in the win for the
Wolfpack. Shay Banton scored 4 goals, Kevin Kuchta scored 3 times, and
both Caleb Peterson and Luke Dobben scored one time in the loss for the
Vikings.
Latin 10
McHenry 7
Latin's 4-1 run in the second
quarter proved to be the difference in their 10-7 victory over McHenry on
Saturday. Evan Dent and James Ruggiero each scored 3 times and Jacob
Himmel added 2 goals in the win for the Romans. Dylan Clohessy led the
Warriors with 3 goals in the loss.
Mundelein 10
New Trier 7
Frank Lukacs scored 3 goals and
AJ Caughey and Will Davidson scored 2 goals apiece as Mundelein led from
start to finish to beat New Trier 10-7. Jordan Palmer led the Trevians
with 3 scores in the loss.
Curie 11 H-F
Shay Banton scored at the end of
regulation after H-F called a timeout with three seconds left and help the
Vikings earn an 11-11 draw with Curie in the second place game of the
Palatine Tournament. In an evenly matched encounter, Eduardo Chavez scored
5 goals for the Condors, who trailed 4-2 at halftime before evening things
up at 7-7 at the end of the third period. Curie pulled ahead in the late
stages before Banton's heroics led to the tie.
Palatine 12
Latin 9
The hosts jumped out to a 5-1
lead during the second quarter and never looked back to earn a 12-9 win
over Latin to earn a fourth place finish at their own tournament. Justin
Behrens and Kamil Mulawa both scored 3 goals and Dan Sommerfield totaled 9
saves and 6 steals in the Palatine win. Jacob Himmel tallied 6 scores and
James Ruggiero scores 2 times in the loss for the Romans.
New Trier 12
Loyola 8
Jordan Palmer scored 6 goals to
help New Trier earn their first win of the Palatine Tournament, a 12-8
decision over Loyola. Charlie Dowdle recorded 5 goals in the loss for the
Ramblers.
Stagg
Tournament
St Rita 19 R-B 11
Mike Hernandez scored 5 goals as
St Rita knocked off R-B 19-11 on Saturday morning at the Stagg Tournament.
Kyle Miller scored 6 times in the loss for the Bulldogs.
Bradley 13
Morton 9
Suraj Bafish totaled 5 goals as
Bradley earned a 13-9 victory over Morton. Eddy Puskaric scored 4 times in
the loss for Morton.
Young 16
Hinsdale Central 5
Edgar Lopez and Seth Hughes both
registered 5 goals to lead Young to a 16-5 win over Hinsdale Central.
STC North 22
R-B 5
Kyle Passini and Michael Nield
each tallied 5 scores for the North Stars in a 22-5 win over R-B. Andrew
Preusse added 3 goals and Eli Broxham totaled 11 saves and 4 assists in
the victory. The win moves STC North into the third place game of the
event, while R-B will play for seventh place later in the afternoon.
Stagg 9 St
Rita 5
The Chargers advanced to the
title game of their own tournament following a 9-5 win over St Rita on
Saturday. Drew Stoffel led the way for Stagg with 3 goals in the win.
Hinsdale
Central 17 Morton 2
Strati Kolouris scored 6 goals
to help Hinsdale Central advance to the third place game of the Stagg
Tournament in a 17-2 win over fellow West Suburban Conference member
Morton. The Red Devils take on STC North later in the evening.
Young 11
Bradley 3
The Dolphins punched their
ticket to the Stagg Tournament title game with an 11-3 win over Bradley on
Saturday. Marc Wilcoxen and Seth Hughes both contributed 3 goals in the
win for Young.
Morton 21 R-B
7
Peter Holanda registered 7 goals
for Morton as they claimed a seventh place finish at the Stagg Tournament
with a 21-7 victory over R-B. Kyle Miller scored 4 times in the loss for
the Bulldogs.
St Rita 9
Bradley 8
Efrain Hernandez recorded 3
goals to lead St Rita to a 9-8 win over Bradley in the fifth place game of
the Stagg Tournament. Suraj Bafish scored 3 goals in the loss for the
Boilermakers.
STC North 14
Hinsdale Central 10
Andrew Preusse and Justin
Jacobson both scored 4 times and Kyle Passini added 3 scores as St Charles
North topped Hinsdale Central in the third place game of the Stagg
Tournament. Eli Broxham made 5 saves in the final period to help the North
Stars finish with the win and a 3-1 weekend record. Strati Kolouris and
Nick Korompilas both tallied 4 scores in the loss for the Red Devils.
Stagg 13 Young
10
Drew Stoffel, Juan Valdez, and
Zach Golob each recorded 4 goals as Stagg beat Young 13-10 to win their
own tournament with a 4-0 record on Saturday. Stoffel led the Chargers
with 15 goals and Golob totaled 14 scores in the team's four games. Seth
Hughes scored 4 times in the loss for the Dolphins.
Deerfield/Highland Park Tournament
Meyer Helps Lead Deerfield/Highland Park Coop to Tournament Title
Notie Meyer scored 15 goals,
including 7 scores in an 11-5 final game win over Glenbrook North, to help
lead the Deerfield/Highland Park team to a 3-0 record and a tournament
title at their own event on Saturday. Meyer also scored 5 times in a win
over Barrington and added 3 goals in an earlier victory over Elk Grove.
Barrington finished in third after beating Rolling Meadows, while Niles
West topped Elk Grove 10-9 in the fifth place game.
GIRLS
Barrington 10 STC North 9
Chloe Padula scored 3 times,
Catherine Byron and Lisa Danhauer both scored 2 goals, and goalie Erin
Moston saved 11 shots as Barrington edged St Charles North 10-9 on
Saturday morning.
Hoffman 18
Maine East 10
Rachael Gallo totaled 8 goals,
Vishwa Shah added 3 scores, and Sharon Sturnfield scored 2 goals as
Hoffman went on the road to beat Maine East 18-10 on Saturday.
Conant
Tournament
Conant 12 STC
East 8
Katie Varga scored 4 times and
both Jessica Southern and Kristi Burke each recorded 3 goals as Conant
pulled away from St Charles East with a 6-2 run in the second quarter en
route to a 12-8 victory over the Saints. Lucie Banahan made 9 saves and
Varga drew four ejections in the win for the Cougars.
Lane 10 Lake
Forest 8
Cassidy O'Connell scored 8 goals
to help Lane pull away from Lake Forest in the final quarter to earn a
10-8 decision over Lake Forest. Emily Nowlin recorded 6 goals in the loss
for the Scouts.
Conant 14 Lake
Forest 5
Jessica Southern and Katie Varga
both scored 4 goals and Andie Cobb added 3 scores in Conant's 14-5 win
over Lake Forest. Emily Nowlin scored 2 goals to lead the Scouts in the
losing effort.
Lane 10 STC
East 3
Natalie O'Connell scored 4 goals
and Cassidy O'Connell added 3 scores to lead Lane to a 10-3 victory over
St Charles East. The Indians jumped out to a 7-0 first half lead en route
to the win.
Lake Forest 9
STC East 3
The Scouts jumped out to a 5-0
first quarter lead and never looked back as they beat St Charles East 9-3
to claim third place in the Conant Tournament. Emily Nowlin recorded 4
scores and Hannah Chody scored 2 times in the victory for Lake Forest.
Lane 6 Conant
4 (OT)
Lane held Conant scoreless in
the second half and sent the game to overtime after trailing 4-2 at
halftime, then outlasted the Cougars 2-1 in the shootout to claim a 6-4
win and the Conant Tournament title on Saturday afternoon. Ashley McGhee
starred for the Indians in goal, making 18 saves and allowing no goals in the shootout. Cassidy O'Connell totaled 3
goals in the win for Lane. Katie Varga scored 2 goals and Lucie Banahan
stopped 8 shots in the narrow loss for the Cougars.
Loyola
Tournament
Fremd 9 Loyola
8 (OT)
#9 Fremd overcame a 7-3
halftime deficit to #6 Loyola and sent the game to overtime after a 4-0
second half performance that saw the Vikings completely shut down the
Ramblers offense. Emily Orlowski and Sam del Prado both scored on their
five-meter shots, while Brittany Wallace was the lone scorer for Loyola,
which gave the Vikings the 9-8 win in extra time. Sam Matuszewski
and del Prado both ended the game with 3 goals, while Megan Kennedy scored
2 times in the victory. Wallace led the Ramblers with 6 goals and both
Caitlin Sershon and Rachel Nieman added one goal apiece in the loss for
the Ramblers. Loyola goalie Kristina Alexander also made three saves
during the shootout.
Fremd also defeated Hersey 11-4
and beat R-B 12-0 to claim the Loyola Tournament title, with Sam
Matuszewski finishing as their leading scorer with 9 total goals. Loyola
finished second after finishing beating Hersey 4-3 and R-B 14-1. The
Ramblers had scoring contributions from 12 players over the course of the
tournament. Hersey finished in third place after beating R-B 8-2.
Christine Rovani led the Huskies with 9 goals in the tournament.
Naperville
Tournament
Naperville
Central Achieves Perfection at Naperville Tournament
Naperville Central went 4-0 with
wins over Metea, Naperville North, Neuqua, and Waubonsie to win the
Naperville Tournament on Saturday. Abbey Kerth recorded 15 goals and both
Emily Sejna and Robyn Stanley scored 8 times to lead the Redhawks to the
perfect weekend mark.
Waubonsie Valley (2-1-1)
finished in second place after finishing in a 5-5 tie against Naperville
North while grabbing wins over both Metea and Neuqua. Alex White totaled 9
goals and Cara Stack and Michelle Moynihan each scored 5 times for the
Warriors in the four game set.
Neuqua Valley (2-2) finished in
third place after defeating Metea and Naperville North. Tricia Bannister
scored 8 times for Neuqua, inlcuding a 7-goal performance against Metea.
Rachel Lehman also totaled 7 scores for the Wildcats, including six scores
in NV's 8-4 win over Naperville North.
Naperville North (1-2-1)
finished in fourth place after beating Metea and earning a draw hard
fought against Waubonsie. Audrey Chien scored 13 goals and Meghan Nerud
tacked on 10 goals for the Huskies.
Metea Valley (0-4), playing in
their first Varsity-level tournament, got 11 goals from Mia Palladino and
7 scores from Lizzie Hollopeter.
New Trier
Tournament
St Viator 10 Wheeling 4
Eileen Mallof tallied 4 goals and Melanie Battaglia added 3 scores in St
Viator's 10-4 victory over Wheeling, their second of the event.
New Trier 8
Evanston 4
Anna Horstkotte scored 5 times
and Isabelle Baneaux, Katie Flynn, and Mary Molitor each added one score
apiece as New Trier defeated Evanston 8-4. Ellis O'Connor led the Wildkits
with 3 goals in the losing effort.
Sandburg 11
New Trier 10
Jamie Pappanastos (6 goals) scored on a
lob shot from outside seven meters with six seconds remaining to give
Sandburg an 11-10 win over New Trier. Cara Hays added 2 scores in the win
for the Eagles. Anna Horstkotte registered 5 goals in the loss for New
Trier.
New Trier 11
St Viator 5
Anna Horstkotte and Erika
Nothnagel each tallied 3 goals as New Trier topped St Viator 11-5. Eileen
Mallof put in 4 goals in the loss for the Lions.
Evanston 10 St
Viator 6
Ellis O'Connor notched 6 goals
to lead Evanston to a 10-6 victory over St Viator.
New Trier 11
Wheeling 4
Anna Horstkotte scored 6 goals
and Claire Saleh added 2 scores as the Trevians defeated Wheeling 11-4 in
the final game of the tournament. Leah Malsom scored 2 goals in the loss
for the Wildcats.
Northside
Tournament
Oak Park 4 Northside 2
Alison Coogan recorded 2 goals
as Oak Park held off Northside 4-2 in the tournament opener in Chicago on
Saturday morning. Kelly Buchanan and Rhyan White each scored for Northside,
while goalie Cecile Franke stopped 7 shots in the loss.
Marian 10 York
4
Amy Martello scored 3 goals and
Grace Van Beest and Paige Wieser each added 2 scores in Marian's 10-4 win
over York. Jamie Redmond scored all 4 goals in the loss for the Dukes.
Hinsdale South
7 Oak Park 4
Alecia Lewis scored 3 goals as
Hinsdale South beat Oak Park 7-4. Hannah Garrigan led the Huskies with 2
goals in the loss.
Northside 10
York 8
Kelly Buchanan tallied 4 goals,
Meghan Quigley scored 3 times, and Cecile Franke stopped 15 shots in
Northside's 10-8 victory over York. Jamie Redmond scored 4 times and Katie
Nelson added 2 goals in the loss for York.
Marian 10
Hinsdale South 9
In a back and forth affair,
Marian overcame an 8-7 deficit in the fourth quarter with a 3-0 run and
held on for a 10-9 win over Hinsdale South for their second win of the
tournament. After Hinsdale South's Eleni Murphy gave her team the lead at
the 3:53 mark, Marian's Amy Martello scored three straight goals over the
next two minutes to give the Spartans a 10-8 advantage. Murphy scored
again with twenty seconds remaining to trim the lead to one, but Marian
effectively ran out the clock to secure the win. Martello scored 6 times
in the win for the Spartans, while Alecia Lewis totaled 3 goals and Murphy
scored 2 times to lead the Hornets in the loss.
Oak Park 5
York 3
Abby Vogt and Mary Clare
Stannard each scored 2 times to lead Oak Park past York 5-3. Huskies'
goalie Zoe Erickson totaled 17 saves in the win.
Marian 7
Northside 5
Marian raced out to a 5-0
halftime lead and held off a tough second half challenge from the hosts to
earn a 7-5 victory on Saturday. Amy Martello led the way for the Spartans
with 5 goals in the win. Northside's Kelly Buchanan scored 2 goals and
drew 5 ejections, while goalie Cecile Franke stopped 13 shots in the
losing effort.
Hinsdale South
10 York 7
Eleni Murphy totaled 5 goals and
Alecia Lewis scored 2 times to help lift Hinsdale South past York 10-7.
Cheryl Skukas scored 4 times and Jennifer Woloszyk added 2 scores in the
loss for York.
Oak Park 9
Marian 8
OPRF built up a 9-5 lead in the
second half and survived a furious rally from Marian to stun the Spartans
9-8 to claim the Northside Tournament title. Amanda Jonakaitis cut the Oak
Park lead to 9-6 with 4:45 remaining, then Spartans' goalie Devin Green
scored two goals from her own end, the second with just 0:21 left on the
clock, to slice the Oak Park lead down to 9-8. The Huskies were able to
run the clock out and, since both teams finished with a 3-1 record, won
the tournament based on the head-to-head win. Alison Coogan and Katie Hunt
both scored 3 goals in the win for the Huskies. Amy Martello scored 4
goals in the loss for Marian.
Northside 7
Hinsdale South 3
The hosts finished the
tournament with a 7-3 win over Hinsdale South, finishing the game with a
3-0 run to ensure the victory. Kelly Buchanan scored 4 times and Cecile
Franke made 15 saves in the win for the Mustangs. Eleni Murphy scored 2
goals in the loss for the Hornets.
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