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By Aaron Brown
April 16-17, 2010
SATURDAY GAME RECAPS |
BOYS
Lyons Tournament
St Ignatius 14 York 4
Mark Alvarado recorded 7
goals as St Ignatius knocked off York 14-4 in the opening round
of the LT Tournament. Marc Krolikiewicz scored 2 times in the
loss for the Dukes.
Loyola 9 Stevenson 5
TJ Considine scored 3 goals
and Frank Toops added 2 scores to lead the Ramblers to a 9-5 win
over Stevenson.
York 11 Stevenson 8
Dan Groch, Marc Krolikiewicz,
and Mark Olalde each scored 3 times to help lift the Dukes to an
11-8 win over Stevenson in the 5th place game at the Lyons
Tournament.
Latin Tournament
Latin Goes 3-0 At Own
Tourney To Claim Title
AJ Galainena totaled 13
goals in three wins over Homewood-Flossmoor, Waubonsie Valley,
and St Viator to lead the Romans to their own tournament title
on Saturday. Jacob Himmel led Latin with 7 scores in a 13-7 win
over St Viator, while Galainena led the way with 5 goals in a
16-12 win over H-F and also scored 5 times in a 15-9 victory
over Waubonsie Valley. Eddie Wickes also added 5 goals in the
win over H-F, while Parker Wilkie chipped in with 2 goals in the
win over Waubonsie.
H-F placed second at the
tournament, narrowly edging Waubonsie Valley 8-7 and topping St
Viator 21-10. Russell Maanum scored 13 goals and Shay Banton
added 9 scores to lead the Vikings to a 2-1 performance at
Latin.
Sandburg Tournament
Neuqua Valley 16 Hinsdale
South 6
Seven players (AJ Quebbemann,
Andrew Bratsos, David Lesniak, Kevin Patterson, Matt Bishop,
Mike Rooney, and Robert Vechiola) scored 2 goals apiece for the
Wildcats as they defeated Hinsdale South 16-6.
STC North 21 Lane 8
Michael Nield totaled 6
goals and Eric Stoffregen made 11 saves to lead the North Stars
to a 21-8 victory over Lane.
Prospect 20 Lane 7
Mike McPartlin scored 9
goals and Ed Martin added 5 scores to help lift Prospect past
Lane 20-7.
Neuqua Valley 15
Riverside-Brookfield 4
Jason Koberstein and Mike
Rooney both scored 4 goals to lead Neuqua Valley to a 15-4 win
over R-B.
STC North 14 Prospect 13
Andrew Pruesse scored 5
goals, Joey Chokran and Justin Jacobson each added 3 scores, and
goalie Eric Stoffregen stopped 11 shots as the North Stars held
off Prospect 14-13. In the loss, Tyler Bengsten recorded 5 goals
and Brian Johnston made 12 saves and scored a goal.
Neuqua Valley 19 Andrew
10
Mike Rooney totaled 7 goals
and David Lesniak, Kevin Patterson, and Robert Vechiola each
scored 3 times in the Wildcats' 19-10 win over Andrew.
DeSmet (MO) Tournament
Stagg Finishes With 2-2
Record at Missouri Tournament
Drew Stoffel totaled 11
goals and goalie Shane Krivanec recorded 32 saves as the
Chargers finished 2-2 at the DeSmet Tourney in Missouri on
Friday and Saturday. Stagg earned wins over Lindbergh and SLUH
on Saturday, then fell to Parkway North 7-4 in the championship
round on Saturday night.
Other Boys' Recaps
Lincoln-Way East 13
Conant 8
Ryan Rys totaled 5 goals and
3 assists to lead Lincoln-Way East to a 13-8 nonconference win
over Conant on Saturday morning.
GIRLS
Stevenson Tournament
Lincoln-Way East 9 Stevenson 8
Alyssa Toland recorded 5 goals, 4 steals, and 3 assists
to lead the Griffins to a 9-8 tournament-opening win over Stevenson. The
Griffins overcame an 8-5 fourth-quarter deficit to steal the win in the
final three minutes.
Fremd 8 Young 3
Erika Lauraitis scored 3 goals and Megan Kennedy added
2 scores in Fremd's 8-3 win over Young. Gabi Cabrera scored 3 times in the
loss for the Dolphins.
Stevenson 9 Young 8 (OT)
Karen Lowry scored the game-winning goal in the first
minute of overtime and recorded 7 goals in the game to lead the Patriots
to a 9-8 win over Young. Gabi Cabrera scored 6 times in the loss for
Young.
Fremd 10 Lincoln-Way East 2
Erika Lauraitis scored 5 goals and goalie Julie Conrath
stopped 14 shots as Fremd beat Lincoln-Way East 10-2. Alyssa Toland scored
both goals in the loss for the Griffins.
Young 11 Lincoln-Way East 7
Gabi Cabrera totaled 5 goals and Yadi Casimiro added 3
scores to lead the Dolphins past the Griffins 11-7.
Fremd 9 Stevenson 6
Erika Lauraitis tallied 5 goals as Fremd knocked off
Stevenson 9-6 on Saturday. Cheyenne Montijo scored 3 goals and Karen Lowry
added 2 scores in the loss for the Patriots.
Jenison (MI) Tournament
Naperville Central 8 Rockford (MI) 3
Abbey Kerth scored 3 goals and Claire Fleming recorded
3 scores and 3 assists to help lift the Redhawks to an 8-3 victory over
Rockford (MI) 8-3.
Naperville Central 6 Hudsonville (MI) 4
Claire Fleming tallied 5 scores and Emily Sejna added
another score as the Redhawks won their second game at the Jenison
Tournament, beating Hudsonville 6-4.
Naperville Central 12 East Kentwood (MI) 6
Claire Fleming scored 5 goals and Abbey Kerth added 3
scores as Naperville Central beat East Kentwood 12-6 to advance to the
title game of the Jenison Tournament on Saturday.
Naperville Central 11 Ann Arbor Pioneer (MI) 2
Abbey Kerth, Claire Fleming, and Tori Davis each scored
3 goals and Sam Virella made 12 saves to lead the Redhawks to an 11-2 win
over Ann Arbor Pioneer in the championship game of the Jenison Tournament
in Michigan.
St Viator Tournament
Lincoln-Way Central 17 STC North 4
Danijela Jackovich scored 7 goals and added 10 steals,
Jessica Graf scored 3 times, and Kelsey Martiniak made 11 saves and added
a goal as the Knights beat STC North 17-4.
Lincoln-Way Central 15 Prospect 7
Jessica Graf recorded 5 goals and Danijela Jackovich
added 3 scores and 5 assists as the Knights won the St Viator Tournament
by beating Prospect 15-7 in the title game.
Vernon Hills Tournament
Bremen 16 Conant 8
Catherine Vivado scored 5 times and Emma Martinus and
Cassie Jo Miller both recorded 4 goals to lead Bremen to a 16-8 win over
Conant that helped them clinch the Vernon Hills Tournament title on
Saturday afternoon. Bremen also earned wins over the hosts and Hoffman
Estates to improve their record to 22-2 on the season, as Vivado scored 12
goals and Martinus added 10 scores in the three-game tournament.
Conant 11 Vernon Hills 8; Conant 10 Hoffman 9 (OT)
Conant clinched a second place finish with two narrow
victories on Saturday, including an 10-9 overtime thriller over conference
rival Hoffman Estates. Hannah Duke totaled 13 goals at the tournament,
leading the team in scoring in all three games, plus drew a foul and
scored the game-winner in sudden-death overtime in the win over the Hawks.
Lucie Buchanan registered 30 saves during the three-game set for the
Cougars.
York Tournament
Andrew 11 Barrington 8
Leah McCarthy scored 4 times and Amanda Kuchan
registered 3 goals to lead Andrew to an 11-8 win over Barrington.
Other Girls' Recaps
Bremen 13 Lincoln-Way North 2
Emma Martinus scored 6 goals and Julie Velcich made 15
saves and added 4 assists as Bremen beat LWN 13-2.
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SATURDAY'S GAME PREVIEWS |
There are a total of 16
tournaments this weekend, with 8 of them getting underway on Friday night.
Two teams travel out-of-state to play in Michigan and Missouri. There are
110 total games being played on Saturday. So obviously, there are a lot of
games to update and Illpolo.com will try to keep up. Here is what to look
for on Saturday...
BOYS WEEKEND PREVIEWS
Mundelein, Naperville Central, and
Glenbrook South all advanced to the championship round at the Naperville
Tournament after each team posted 2-0 records on Friday night. Look for
head-to-head matchups between the three teams on Saturday afternoon. At the
Sandburg Tournament, Andrew, Neuqua, Sandburg, and STC North all won
their first round games and will look for a few more wins as the preliminary
rounds continue on Saturday morning in Orland Park. Finally, the action
really heats up early at the Lyons Tourney, as the fourth-ranked
hosts take on #11 Loyola at 9:00am to determine who will play in Saturday's
title game. The winner will later take on either #1 Oak Park or #8 St
Ignatius, as those two teams face off at 9:50am.
Other boys' tournaments -
The competition should be strong at the Latin Tournament, as the
sixth-ranked Romans play host to #10 H-F, #12 Waubonsie Valley, and #24 St
Viator. #15 New Trier also plays host to #9 McHenry, Lockport, and Fremd on
Saturday.
GIRLS WEEKEND PREVIEWS
Naperville Central won both of
their opening-round games at the Jenison Tournament, so they are
still hopeful of claiming some hardware from Michigan later today. At UIC,
#8 Homewood-Flossmoor stunned #6 Loyola 6-5...the Vikings will have little
time to celebrate as they face #1 Lyons at 10:20am. The winner of that game
is likely to face either #2 St Ignatius or #17 Waubonsie Valley in the
championship game, as those two teams meet at 12:50pm. At the York
Tournament, Sandburg and Naperville North play at 10:00am to determine
who will advance to the title game; the winner will face York if the Dukes
if they can hold off Barrington at 9:00am. Finally, Lincoln-Way Central,
Prospect, and St Viator each reported opening-round wins at the Viator
Tournament, and all three teams will look to challenge for the
tournament title beginning at 9:00am in Arlington Heights.
Other girls' tournaments -
#13 Stevenson invites #5 Fremd, #9 Young, and #21 Lincoln-Way East to
Lincolnshire for a four-team tourney that gets underway at 8:30am. There are
also several other girls' tournaments on Saturday, with the host sites
including Elk Grove, Highland Park, Latin, and Vernon Hills.
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FRIDAY'S GAME PREVIEWS |
BOYS
MATCH OF THE DAY
#13 Glenbrook North at #2 Naperville Central
The 14-2 Spartans have been on a
roll, but they face a huge test in the first round of the Naperville
Tournament when they take on the second-ranked hosts in a late game
(7:50pm) on Friday night.
KEEP AN EYE ON:
Lyons Tournament - #1 Oak
Park, #4 Lyons, #8 St Ignatius, and #11 Loyola all play first round games
on Friday night at the Lyons Tournament against either Stevenson or York,
two teams looking to get their seasons headed in the right direction with
a big win against a ranked opponent.
Naperville Tournament -
The nine-team field at the Naperville Tournament gets underway at either
Central or North on Friday night, with #2 Naperville Central, #7
Mundelein, #13 Glenbrook North, #17 Glenbrook South, and #18 Naperville
North all in action in first round games. Buffalo Grove (12-2), Hinsdale
Central (6-8), Lake Forest (7-4), and Lincoln-Way Central (8-4)
round out a highly impressive field where all but one team enters with a
winning record.
GIRLS
MATCH OF THE DAY
#6 Loyola vs #8 Homewood-Flossmoor
The Ramblers and Vikings square
off on Friday night at 7:00pm in a game that features two potential state
tournament teams in the opening round of the St Ignatius Tournament. The
winner will be rewarded with a Saturday morning game against top-ranked
Lyons for a chance to advance to the tournament's title game at UIC.
KEEP AN EYE ON:
St Ignatius Tournament -
One of the brackets at the St Ignatius Tournament features #1 Lyons, #6
Loyola, and #8 H-F, which says plenty about the level of competition
heading to UIC on Friday and Saturday. Their bracket also features
Catholic League member Marian, while the other bracket includes #2 St
Ignatius, #12 New Trier, #16 Wheeling, and #26 Glenbrook North.
St Viator Tournament
- The Lions play host to Buffalo Grove, Lockport, Lincoln-Way Central,
Palatine, Prospect, Resurrection, and STC North in an eight-team
tournament that behinds on Friday afternoon at 4:00pm.
York Tournament
- This six-team tournament in Elmhurst is full of evenly matched teams
that includes #18 Sandburg, #20 Andrew, #23 Naperville North, Barrington,
York, and R-B. Look for some closely contested first round games on Friday
night as the games get underway at 5:00pm.
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