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By Aaron Brown

March 10, 2014

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.	. GAME PREVIEWS (Monday, March 10) MATCH OF THE DAY 5:30pm - #6 Loyola at #1 Fenwick The Friars begin their state title defense against a Ramblers' team that beat them in the Catholic League finals in their last meeting. Both squads have some new faces in the starting lineup, but neither team can afford to "work out the kinks" if they want to start their respective seasons off with a key conference win. KEEP AN EYE ON 5:00pm - #32 Andrew at #22 Stagg Both the T-Bolts and Chargers are on the rise as both teams return the majority of their starting lineups from the previous season; expect fireworks from the former divisional rivals, who now find themselves on opposite sides of the SouthWest Suburban Conference. OTHER KEY GAMES 6:00pm - #3 St Ignatius at #27 St Viator 6:00pm - #34 St Rita at #23 St Patrick GAME PREVIEWS (Monday, March 10) MATCH OF THE DAY 6:30pm - #6 Loyola at #2 Fenwick Two teams hungry to contend for a state championship begin their MCAC slate with a tough opening night matchup in Oak Park. The Friars won the previous meeting to claim third place in the Catholic League tournament last May, while both squads fell just one goal short of advancing to the state semifinals in the 2013 state tournament. KEEP AN EYE ON 6:00pm - #25 Conant at #21 Maine East The Cougars and Blue Demons are both optimistic about their chances in 2014, so this nonconference affair could be the bright start the victorious team needs to build some crucial early-season momentum. OTHER KEY GAMES 6:00pm - #14 STC North at #46 Schaumburg 6:00pm - St Viator at #1 St Ignatius

.	. GAME RECAPS (Monday, March 10) MATCH OF THE DAY Fenwick 13 Loyola 9 The Friars outscored the Ramblers 3-0 down the stretch to earn a 13-9 season-opening victory in MCAC action on Monday night. Loyola clawed to with 10-9 early in the final period, but the Friars came on strong in the end to pull out the win. Danny Farmer scored 4 times, Omar Calderon put in 3 goals, and Mike Hill blocked 8 shots in the victory for the defending champions. Cameron Shewchuck scored 3 goals while George Finn and Andrew Hodur each recorded 2 tallies in the losing effort. OTHER KEY GAMES Andrew 15 Stagg 14 (2 OT) Chuck Walters' goal in sudden-death overtime helped lift Andrew past Stagg 15-14 in a SWSC thriller on the first night of the season. The T-Bolts stunned the hosts at the end of regulation when Dan Cavato converted a shot to tie the game at 11-11 as time expired. The teams traded goals several times before finishing the overtime session tied at 14-14, then Cavato assisted Walters on the game-winner. Eric Tamulonis led the T-Bolts with 6 scores and Alex Gacek notched 4 goals in the victory. Walters put in 2 goals and drew 3 ejections, Cavato totaled 7 steals, and Jake Villasenor also netted 2 scores. Tim Yara made 8 saves in the winning effort. Zack Amendola recorded 7 goals and Peter Krivanec blocked 19 shots in the losing effort. Nick Amendola also contributed 5 scores and Connor Kaufman tallied 3 goals for the Chargers. Brother Rice 15 Mt Carmel 3 Dan Birmingham paced the Crusaders with 4 scores and Luke Healy chipped in with 3 goals as Brother Rice opened their season with a 15-3 victory over Mt Carmel in MCAC action. Maine South 14 STC East 6 Makai DeNeve-Arnam registered 6 goals while Jimmy Gardiner and Phil Wachowski both put in 3 scores as Maine South knocked off STC East 14-6 in a nonconference affair. Dominic Pilolla, Walter Brodech and Sam Frey each tallied one score in the winning effort for the Hawks. Tyler VanGyseghem netted 4 goals and both Ethan Braham and Matt Gould scored once in the loss for the visiting Saints. St Ignatius 19 St Viator 9 Billy Barth and John Reyes both tallied 6 goals and Shane Hughes netted 3 scores in the Wolfpack's 19-9 triumph over St Viator. Tym Zymon also blocked 10 shots and chipped in with 3 assists for the winners. Keegan Finn recorded 4 goals, Tommy Madaras added 2 scores, Patrick Gallant, Shea Boyer and Zach Benson each scored once, and Frank Skorski totaled 7 saves and 4 steals in the loss for the Lions. Prosser 19 Steinmetz 1 Ivan Delgado tallied 8 goals, Hector Cox put in 5 scores, and Michael Ruiz notched 4 goals as Prosser got past Steinmetz 19-1 on Monday evening. Kalvin Aguilar and Manuel Arce each added a goal in the win for the victors. John Boland scored the lone goal in the loss for the Silver Streaks. St Patrick 15 St Rita 6 Conor O'Rourke and Joseph Gibson each totaled 5 goals to lead the Shamrocks to a 15-6 win over St Rita in Catholic League action on Monday night. Tim Noble also blocked 17 shots in the winning effort for Pats. GAME RECAPS (Monday, March 10) MATCH OF THE DAY Fenwick 12 Loyola 7 The Friars took a 6-4 lead into halftime against the visiting Ramblers and pulled out a 12-7 victory in the season-opener for both Catholic League teams. Colleen Barron led Fenwick with 5 goals in the victory. OTHER KEY GAMES Andrew 20 Stagg 1 Genny McCarthy tallied 5 scores and the trio of Aoifi Burke, Caily Freil, and Megan Hofer each scored 3 times to lead Andrew to a 20-1 victory over Stagg. Courtney Carter added 2 scores and Anna Tamulonis saved 8 shots in the winning effort for the T-Bolts. Alexis Knight, Alison Sifuentes, Deanna Koeckritz, and Beth Koson also got it on the scoring with one goal apiece for Andrew. Hinsdale Central 10 Morton 7 Nina Relias registered 6 goals and Molly Gates netted 2 scores for the Red Devils as they ousted Morton 10-7 in the WSC opener for both teams. Heather DeBoer and Sophia Glomb also tallied one score apiece in the win for Central. Maine East 11 Conant 8 The Blue Demons built a 6-3 halftime lead and staved off a second-half rally by the Cougars to emerge with an 11-8 victory in the season-opener for both teams. Maria Protic totaled 6 goals, Sarah Pham put in 3 scores, Medina Husejnovic netted 2 goals, and Karolina Maniewski registered one goal in the Maine East victory. Blue Demons' goalie Isabelle Trier also came up big in the final period, making several key stops down the stretch and allowing just one goal in the final seven minutes. Angie Skittone totaled 5 goals and 3 steals, Emily Weingart tallied 2 goals and drew 3 ejections, Carmen Rosas chipped in with one goal, and Maddy Demaret blocked 12 shots in the loss for Conant. St Ignatius 12 St Viator 2 The Wolfpack began their title defense with a strong defensive performance in beating St Viator 12-2 in a Catholic League contest. Tammy Stelnicki notched 6 scores and Karen Juarez added 2 goals in the victory for St Ignatius, while goalie Jenny Stelnicki denied 7 shots for SICP. Sloan McHugh put in the opening goal in the loss for the Lions. STC North 14 Schaumburg 4 Katie Quinn totaled 4 scores and both Angelica Villa and Nicole Guyett scored 3 times as the North Stars earned a 14-4 road victory over Schaumburg. Monica Guyett also scored once and totaled 5 steals and 5 assists, Katie Difiglio and Brittany Veto each tallied one score, and goaltender Allison Foor made 6 saves in the winning effort.

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