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Evanston Tournament
McHenry Sweeps
the Field To Win Evanston Tournament
McHenry won the Evanston
Tournament after winning all four of their games between Friday and
Saturday. Dylan Clohessy and Tim Briscoe each totaled 9 goals, Lucas
Matthys put in 8 goals, and Drew Schmitt added 7 scores in the five game
competition, which saw the Warriors earn wins over Bremen, Evanston, GBS, GBN, and
St Viator.
GBS finished in second place
with a 4-1 mark, with their only loss coming to McHenry on Friday night.
Igor Gryniv led the Titans with 32 goals and Tom Meyer made a total of 53
saves in the four games.
Fenwick Tournament
Fenwick
Finishes Dan Lynch Classic With Perfect Record
Note: Complete tournament
report, game recaps, and play-by-play breakdown coming later this weekend.
Fenwick beat Naperville Central
11-6 in a de facto title game to claim their own tournament title over the
weekend in Oak Park. The Friars beat St Patrick on Thursday, Curie on
Friday, and H-F on Saturday morning to setup a showdown with last year's
state title game challenger. For details, check out the play-by-play
breakdown listed below.
Play-by-play
breakdown
Naperville Central 10 St
Ignatius 6
Fenwick 11 Naperville
Central 6
Fenwick 16 H-F
5
Matt Farmer scored
6 goals and Connor Brown added 4 scores in Fenwick's 16-5 win over H-F on
Saturday morning. DJ Gallo added 3 scores and both Ted Herbstritt and Viken Huening put in 2 scores for the victorious Friars. Shay Banton
tallied 2 goals for the Vikings.
Curie 9 St Patrick 5
Erik Hernandez, Eduardo Chavez, and Ramiro Almarez each
scored 3 goals to lift Curie past St Patrick 9-5 in the final game of the
preliminary round. John Gutierrez and Peter Blume each scored 2 goals in
the losing effort for the Shamrocks.
Neuqua 14 Stevenson 3
AJ Quebbman and Kevin Patterson both recorded 3 scores
and Alex Bollinger, David Lesniak, and Robert Vechiola each added 2 goals
as Neuqua proved tough to stop for Stevenson in a 14-3 win. Daniel
Budoloak, Remy Dalloul, and Zach Blumenfeld each tallied one goal apiece
in the Patriots' loss.
St Patrick 11 LWE 6
Andrew Morun and John Gutierrez both scored 3 goals to
help the Shamrocks claim their first win of the Fenwick Tournament, an
11-6 decision over LWE. Peter Blume also put in 2 goals for St Patrick.
Ryan Stuart and Tim Zoellick each scored 2 times in the loss for the
Griffins.
Brother Rice 15 Naperville North 10
Kyle Pikula recorded 7 goals and Mike Mulcrone added 5
scores to lead Brother Rice past Naperville North 15-10. Jack Henderson
scored 3 times and Eric Curia and Jacob Thompson both scored 2 goals in
the Huskies' loss.
Lyons 15 Oak Park 9
David Sekula totaled 6 goals and Michael Brown added 3
scores to help lift Lyons past Oak Park 15-9. LT outscored Oak Park 9-2 in
the second half after trailing by a goal at halftime to earn their second
win of the season over the Huskies on Saturday. Danny McGuinness and Ryan
Schafer each tallied 2 scores in the win for the Lions, while Armando Lee
led OPRF with 6 scores.
Naperville Central 10 St Ignatius 6
Complete play-by-play
breakdown
Jay Howenstine, Kristian Altuve, and Kyle Rickert each
scored 3 times as Naperville Central defeated St Ignatius 10-6 to earn a
matchup with Fenwick in their final game. Mark Alvarado and Paul
Bouschlicher each scored 2 goals for the Wolfpack.
Lincoln-Way East 12 Neuqua 10
Tim Zoellick scored 6 goals and Ryan Stuart added 3
scores as Lincoln-Way East held off Neuqua 12-10 on Saturday afternoon.
Kevin Patterson recorded 4 goals in the loss for the Wildcats.
Curie 14 Stevenson 3
Eduardo Chavez and Sam Lopez each tallied 6 goals to
lead Curie to a 14-3 victory over Stevenson. Alex Shkiler notched 2 scores
in the loss for the Patriots.
H-F 11 Brother Rice 11
The Vikings and Crusaders finished in an 11-11 tie in
their final game of the Fenwick Tournament. Kyle Pikula scored the
game-tying goal in the final minute, while both defenses came up with a
stop after an H-F timeout to end the proceedings on level terms. Pikula
led the Crusaders with 6 goals and Mike Mulcrone added 2 scores. Kevin
Kuchta and Shay Banton both scored 4 goals in the tie for the Vikings.
Naperville North 8 Oak Park 8
The Huskies (both of them) finished the Fenwick
Tournament in an 8-8 draw in an evenly-played from the opening whistle.
Bradley Helder, Jacob Thompson, and Ryan Schickerling each scored 3 times
for Naperville North, while Luke O'Connell scored 4 times and Troy
Williams added 3 goals for OPRF.
Fenwick 11 Naperville Central 6
Complete play-by-play
breakdown
The Friars put together a 5-1 run between the second
and third periods to pull away from Naperville Central and earn an 11-6
win in the title game of their own tournament. Dennis Herron gave the
Redhawks a brief 4-3 lead late in the opening period, but three straight
Fenwick goals from Matt Farmer, Ted Herbstritt, and DJ Gallo gave the
Friars a 6-4 halftime lead that they would never relinquish. Farmer and
Connor Brown both scored 3 times in the win, while Herbstritt added 2
scores and Gallo, Matt Bresnahan, and Viken Huening each scored once for
the Friars. Pat May tallied 3 goals, Herron notched 2 scores, and Kristian
Altuve added a goal in the loss for the Redhawks.
St Ignatius 8
Lyons 4
In the final game of the night,
St Ignatius used a balanced offensive attack to edge Lyons 8-4. In a low
scoring first half, the Wolfpack broke a 1-1 tie with two goals in the
second quarter and led the rest of the way behind 2 goals apiece from Mark
Alvarado and Tom Maloney. Michael Brown recorded 2 scores for the Lions in
their first loss of the season.
Hinsdale Central Tournament
Lockport 21
Lincoln-Way Central 7
Chris Bowman and Brian Cavanaugh
both tallied 5 goals in Lockport's 21-7 victory over LWC. Petar Jackovich
scored 3 times in the loss for the Knights.
STC North 23
R-B 6
Joey Chokran scored 5 goals and
Eli Broxham made 9 saves in STC North's 23-6 win over R-B. Ken Miller and
Kyle Castle each scored 3 times in the loss.
STC East 11
Hinsdale South 5
Shaun Seuscheck scored 4 goals
to lead the Saints to an 11-5 victory over Hinsdale South. Ryan O'Toole
scored all 5 goals for the Hornets in a losing cause.
Andrew 17 R-B
10
David Kiel, Jimmy Fischer, and
Kyle Heneghan each scored 3 times as Andrew topped R-B 17-10 on Saturday.
Lockport 15
STC East 4
Chris Bowman and Brian Cavanaugh
combined to score 10 goals in Lockport's 15-4 win over STC East.
Hinsdale
Central 12 STC North 11
Nicko Krompilas and Strati
Koulouris each scored 3 goals as Hinsdale Central edged STC North 12-11 to
advance to the title game of their own tournament. Joey Chokran scored 4
times and Kyle Passini added 3 goals in the narrow loss for the North
Stars.
Lincoln-Way
Central 13 Hinsdale South 9
Petar Jackovich totaled 6 goals
and Jacob Bernard added 4 scores as LWC topped Hinsdale South 13-9. Peter
O'Toole scored 5 times in the loss for the Hornets.
Hinsdale South
14 R-B 6
Anthony Arito and Matt Dejewski
combined to score 7 goals in Hinsdale South's 14-6 victory over R-B in the
seventh place game of the HC Tournament. Kyle Miller scored 4 times in the
loss for R-B.
Andrew 11
Lincoln-Way Central 5
John Fitzgerald scored 5 times
to pave the way for Andrew to beat Lincoln-Way Central 11-5 in the fifth
place game of the Hinsdale Central Tournament. Jacob Bernard tallied 3
goals in the loss for the Knights.
STC North 10
STC East 4
Joey Chokran scored 4 times and
Kyle Passini added 2 goals as STC North beat their rivals STC East 10-4 in
the third place game of the Hinsdale Central Tournament on Saturday. Eli
Broxham totaled 8 saves and 3 steals in the win for the North Stars, who
finished with a 3-1 record at the event.
Lockport 18
Hinsdale Central 12
Chris Bowman scored 8 goals and
Brian Cavanaugh added 7 scores as Lockport beat Hinsdale Central 18-12 in
the title game of the Red Devils' tournament on Saturday afternoon. Strati
Koulouris notched 5 goals in the loss for HC.
GIRLS
Lincoln-Way Central 21 Maine South 7
Danijela Jackovich totaled 9
goals, 5 assists, and 10 steals (close to a triple-double) and goalie
Gabrielle Dokianos made 18 saves as Lincoln-Way Central earned their first
win of the season with a 21-7 victory over Maine South on Saturday.
Lincoln-Way West 9 Schaumburg 7
Lauren Majewski recorded 4 goals
and Michelle Fairbairn tacked on 3 scores in Lincoln-Way West's 9-7
nonconference victory over Schaumburg. Becca Beeson stopped 17 shots in
the victory for LWW.
Loyola 8
Olympia (FL) 6
The first game of Loyola's
Spring Break excursion was a success, as the Ramblers beat Olympia HS 8-6
on Saturday in Florida. Brittany Wallace scored 4 goals and Kristina
Alexander and Meredith O'Brien combined to make 10 saves to help lift
Loyola to the win. Caitlin Sershon, Ellie Ansani, Kate Ansani, and Rachel
Nieman each added one goal in the win for the Ramblers.
Bremen
Tournament
Bradley 15
Stagg 10
Beth Zhe totaled 8 goals as
Bradley defeated Stagg 15-10.
Morton 19 Argo 7
Cynthia Lopez and Samantha Nunez
each tallied 7 goals for Morton in their 19-7 victory over Argo on
Saturday morning.
Stagg 18 Argo 12
Liz Wayteck paved the way for
Stagg to claim a seventh place ending to their weekend at the Bremen
Tournament as she scored 8 times in the Chargers' 18-12 win over Argo.
Bradley 11
Morton 6
Beth Zhe scored 8 goals as
Bradley topped Morton to claim a fifth place finish at the Bremen
Tournament.
Bremen 15
Richards 9
Emma Martinus scored 6 goals to
help lift the Red Jaguars to a 15-9 semifinal game win over Richards. Lisa
Gorski totaled 7 goals in the loss for the Bulldogs.
Marian 14 Hinsdale South 5
Amy Martello registered 5 goals
as Marian knocked off Hinsdale South 14-5 in the second semifinal of the
Bremen Tournament.
Richards 10
Hinsdale South 6
Lisa Gorski poured in 7 goals to
lead Richards to a 10-6 victory over Hinsdale South in the third place
game of the Bremen Tourney on Saturday afternoon. Alecia Lewis led the
Hornets with 2 goals in the losing effort.
Bremen 11
Marian 9
Emma Martinus and Sam Martinus
each recorded 4 goals to help lead Bremen to an 11-9 win over Marian in
the championship game of their own tournament over the weekend. Amy
Martello tallied 5 goals in the loss for the Spartans.
Naperville
Tournament
Naperville Central 5 Mundelein 4
Abbey Kerth and Emily Sejna each
scored 2 goals and Julia Campbell made 2 key saves and a steal late in the
final quarter to help Naperville Central hold off Mundelein 5-4 in the
tournament opener on Saturday. Alexis Jones got Mundelein to within one
goal midway through the fourth quarter, but the Redhawks' defense was able
to hold the Mustangs scoreless the rest of the way to earn a key early
season win. Jones scored 2 times to lead the Mustangs, while goalie Emily
Tylka made several key stops in the second half to keep Mundelein within
striking distance late in the game.
Naperville
North 10 York 3
Megan Nerud scored 5 times and
Audrey Chien added 2 scores to help lead Naperville North past York 10-3.
Katie Nelson recorded 2 goals in the loss for the Dukes.
Naperville
Central 11 Oak Park 1
Abbey Kerth scored 3 goals and
Allison Susan, Emily Sejna, and Lizzy Giuliani each added 2 scores to help
the hosts earn an 11-1 victory over Oak Park. Katie Hunt scored the lone
goal for the Huskies.
H-F 10
Naperville North 3
Hannah Ongman and Rebecca
Mathews both tallied 4 goals in H-F's 10-3 victory over Naperville North
on Saturday. Audrey Chien put in 2 scores in the loss for the Huskies.
Mundelein 7
Oak Park 3
Alexis Jones scored 4 times and
Sarah Honda added 2 scores to lead Mundelein past Oak Park 7-3. Emily
Tylka made 11 saves in the win for the Mustangs. Alison Coogan scored 2
goals and Zoe Erickson stopped 10 shots in the loss for the Huskies.
H-F 12 York 1
Rebecca Mathews tallied 5 goals
and Hannah Ongman and Michelle Mayer both added 3 scores as the Vikings
cruised to a 12-1 win over York. Sophie Schloen made 10 saves and allowed
only one goal in the victory for H-F. Alexa Saco scored the only goal for
York in the loss.
Oak Park 9
York 2
The Huskies grabbed a fifth
place finish at the NC Tournament as Katie Hunt scored 4 times in a 9-2
win over York.
Mundelein 10
Naperville North 3
Alexis Jones poured in 4 goals
and Karrie Kozokar added 3 scores as Mundelein knocked off Naperville
North 10-3 in the third place game at the NC Tournament. Megan Nerud led
the Huskies with 2 goals in the losing cause.
Naperville
Central 9 H-F 5
Abbey Kerth scored 4 goals,
Claire Wirtz added 3 scores, and Julia Campbell stopped 13 shots as
Naperville Central won their own tournament with a 9-5 title game win over
H-F. Rebecca Mathews scored 3 times in the loss for the Vikings.
STC North
Tournament
Hoffman 11 STC
North 9
Rachael Gallo scored 5 goals and
both Dorota Knaga and Sharon Sturnfield added 2 scores as Hoffman won
their tournament opener over the hosts 11-9 on Saturday morning.
Conant 10
Buffalo Grove 6
Andie Cobb and Katie Varga each
scored 2 times as Conant defeated Buffalo Grove 10-6 at the STC North
Tournament.
Andrew 9 STC
North 2
Abby Wrobel and Leah McCarthy
both totaled 3 goals in Andrew's 9-2 win over the hosts on Saturday
morning.
Conant 9 Lake
Forest 8
Katie Varga scored 3 goals and
Jessica Southern and Kristi Burke both chipped in with 2 goals each as
Conant held off Lake Forest 9-8 on Saturday. The Cougars trailed 5-1 in
the first half, but came roaring back with a 8-3 run to earn the victory
and advance to the tournament title game. Emily Nowlin led the Scouts with
6 goals in the losing effort.
Andrew 7
Hoffman 4
Abby Wrobel and Kelly
Baumgartner each scored 2 goals and the T-Bolts defense put the clamps
down on Hoffman in the second half to earn a hard-fought 7-4 victory over
the Hawks. Rachael Gallo and Sharon Sturnfield scored 2 goals apiece for
the Hawks.
Lake Forest 6
Buffalo Grove 4
Emily Nowlin totaled 3 goals to
help lift Lake Forest past Buffalo Grove 6-4 on Saturday afternoon. The
win moves the Scouts into the third place game of the tournament.
Lake Forest 12
Hoffman 7
Emily Nowlin poured in 6 goals
as Lake Forest defeated Hoffman 12-7 in the third place game of the STC
North Tournament. The Scouts finished the event with a 2-1 record. Rachael
Gallo led the Hawks with 5 goals and 6 assists in the losing effort.
Andrew 14
Conant 5
Leah McCarthy scored 5 goals to
help lead Andrew to a 14-5 win over Conant in the title game of the STC
North Tournament. Allie Fisher, Megan Hoffer, and Rachel Fus each added 2
scores in the win for the T-Bolts.
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