GAME RECAPS (Saturday, March 21)
FENWICK TOURNAMENT
Homewood-Flossmoor 13 St Patrick 8
Haden Santefort totaled 3 goals and eight different players got on the
scoresheet for the Vikings in a 13-8 win over St Patrick. Joseph Gibson
notched 4 scores and Anthony Barsano scored 2 times in the loss for the
Shamrocks.
Brother Rice 14 DeSmet 4
Matt Bachler recorded 4 goals and both Brennan Russell and James
Ryan netted 3 scores as Brother Rice knocked off DeSmet 14-4.
Oak Park 8 Lincoln-Way East 6
Josh Gronwold registered 4 goals to lead the Huskies to an 8-6
victory over LWE. Bryan McNitt scored 3 times in the loss for the
Griffins.
Fenwick 16 Stevenson 9
Danny Farmer and Jack Mahoney each scored 4 goals and Andrew
Bertschy added 3 scores as the Friars used a 5-1 run in the second
period to pull away from Stevenson and earn a 16-9 win. Ryan Masi
also scored 2 times in the winning effort. Andrew Shashin led the
Patriots with 2 scores in the loss.
Naperville Central 9 St Ignatius 6
Nick Walker scored 3 times and both Kyle Jackson and Phillp Emden
scored 2 goals as Naperville Central overcame an early 3-0 deficit
to beat St Ignatius 9-6. Gunnar Glaab totaled 3 goals and Shane
Hughes scored 2 goals in the losing effort.
Lyons 10 Naperville North 7
Thomas Waters registered 3 goals while George Lundgren, Nathan
Henderson, and Sam Szczepaniak put in 2 goals apiece in the Lions'
10-7 victory over the Huskies. Cole Jacobs, Drake McClure, and David
Holzer each connected on 2 shots in the loss for North.
Neuqua Valley 9 Curie 4
Simon Shatinsky threw down 4 goals and five other Wildcats joined
him on the scoresheet as Neuqua got past Curie 9-4 on Saturday.
Jeronimo Chavez led the Condors with 3 scores in the loss.
St Patrick 17 DeSmet 12
Mike Taylor celebrated his sixteenth birthday by scoring 3 goals and
helping the Shamrocks beat DeSmet 17-12 on Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Gibson led the team with 7 goals and Anthony Barsano recorded
4 goals in the winning effort.
Brother Rice 8 Homewood-Flossmoor 4
Brennan Russell registered 3 goals and Matt Bachler scored 2 times
to help lead the Crusaders past the Vikings 8-4. Haden Santefort
contributed 2 goals in the loss for H-F.
St Patrick 14 Oak Park 4
Dan Walsh notched 5 goals and Jason Shuler put in 3 goals as the
Shamrocks ended the event by beating Oak Park 14-4. Anthony Barsano
and Mike Schuler each added 2 goals in the winning effort.
Homewood-Flossmoor 9 Lincoln-Way East 5
Haden Santefort tallied 4 scores while Mason Reidel and Pete
Cipriano each scored 2 times as the Vikings ended their time at
Fenwick with a 9-4 victory over LWE.
Lyons 9 Neuqua Valley 8 (OT)
Tommy Kaptur found the back of the net 3 times and Sam Szczepaniak
netted 2 scores to help the Lions outlast Neuqua Valley 9-8 in
overtime. Scott DePuy recorded 3 goals in the loss for the Wildcats.
Naperville North 7 Curie 4
Cole Jacobs and David Holzer both scored 3 goals while Charlie Calvo,
Drake McClure, and Joe Tomashek each added one score in the Huskies'
7-4 win over Curie. Omar Pantoja scored 3 times and Jeronimo Chavez
added an additional goal for the Condors.
Fenwick 10 Naperville Central 7
Danny Farmer and his ruthless backhand proved to be unstoppable for
the Redhawks as the Friars' senior scored 7 times to lead the hosts
to a 10-7 title-game victory over Naperville Central. Ryan Masi
added 2 goals, DJ Perez scored once and Will Skowron made 7 saves in
the win.
Stevenson 13 St Ignatius 5
Alex Kapecki, Cris Tomasetti, and Kurt Holzer each scored 3 goals
while Andrew Shashin added 2 scores as Stevenson won the third-place
game of the event by beating St Ignatius 13-5. Shane Hughes tallied
3 scores and Gunnar Glaab added 2 goals in the Wolfpack loss.
EVANSTON TOURNAMENT
St Viator 12 Glenbrook South 4
Alec Resendez and Keegan Finn each scored 3 goals and Shea Boyer scored
2 times in the Lions' 12-4 victory over GBS. Frank Skorski also made 8
saves in the win.
St Viator 10 Parkway Central 4
Keegan Finn tallied 3 scores and the trio of Alec Resendez, Dante Cerone,
and Shea Boyer each scored 2 times in Viator's 10-4 victory over Parkway
Central.
St Viator 11 Glenbrook North 5
Keegan Finn recorded 4 goals and Frank Skorski blocked 9 shots in the
Lions' 11-5 triumph over GBN.
St Viator 12 Bremen 8
Alec Resendez and Keegan Finn both notched 3 scores and Frank Skorski
made 11 saves as St Viator defeated Bremen 12-8.
St Viator 5 Evanston 3
Keegan Finn netted 3 scores and Frank Skorski made 11 saves as the Lions
beat Evanston 5-3 to win the event.
HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Andrew 11 Morton 2
Dan Cavato and Luke Gacek combined to score 5 goals and the goaltending
duo of Colin Havorka and Mike Brennan stopped 6 shots in front of a
defense that totaled 21 steals as Andrew beat Morton 11-2.
STC East 18 Mt Carmel 0
Andrew Roberge, Ethan Braham, and Jack Sweeney each tallied 4 scores and
Charlie Young registered 2 goals as the Saints shutout Mt Carmel 18-0.
Andrew 19 Shepard 2
The T-Bolts jumped out to a 12-1 halftime lead en route to a 19-2
victory over Shepard to advance to the event's title game. Broderick
Garren led the offense with 5 goals while Colin Havorka and Mike Brennan
teamed up to make 13 saves in the win. Ben Welch and Brett Hofer each
added 2 scores and both Matt Bobber and Ronnie Cope tallied 2 scores in
the winning effort.
STC East 4 Hinsdale South 3
Jack Sweeney registered 2 goals and both Andrew Roberge and Ethan Braham
scored once as the Saints held off the hosts 4-3 to advance to the HS
Tournament title game. Dan Milosevich, Danny Savage, and Ryan Chu each
scored once in the loss for the Hornets.
Andrew 5 STC East 0
Dan Cavato scored 2 goals while Brett Hofer, Eric Villasenor, and Nick
Osty each put in one goal to help the T-Bolts blank the Saints
5-0
in
the event's title game. Colin Havorka and Mike Brennan combined to stop
8 shots while earning the shutout victory.
LWN TOURNAMENT
Waubonsie Valley 11 Lincoln-Way North 8
Cameron Steele recorded 10 goals and drew 3 ejections to lead the
Warriors past the hosts 11-8. Kay Andressen added one goal and
Cedrick Chan totaled 5 blocks in the victory.
Waubonsie Valley 10 CBC 2
Cameron Steele scored 3 goals and the trio of Jared Marrs, Ian
Reyes, and Wyatt Tiscareno each netted 2 goals in the Warriors' 10-2
win over CBC. Cedrick Chan also made 9 saves in the win for
Waubonsie.
STC North 9 Lincoln-Way North 4
Chris Stanek and Ryan Helfers each scored 2 goals and Nathan Bawolek
made 6 steals to help lift STC North over LWN 9-4. John Pretet, Jack
Williams, Jon Gallee, Sam Lilly and Zach Smith each added one score
and Garrett Allamian made 5 saves in the victory.
Lincoln-Way Central 11 Waubonsie Valley 7
The Knights wrapped up their first-ever tournament title by beating
Waubonsie Valley 11-7. Statistics for the winners coming soon.
Cameron Steele recorded 3 goals, Kay Andresson netted 2 goals, and
Cedrick Chan stopped 11 shots in the losing effort.
STC North 12 CBC 1
Jack Williams registered 4 goals, Chris Stanek totaled 3 goals and 3
assists, and Sam Lilly netted 2 goals in the North Stars' 12-1 win
over CBC. Jeremy Leal and Ryan Helfers each added one score for
North.
MUNDELEIN TOURNAMENT
Lockport 13 Libertyville 2
Eric Johnson recorded 4 goals, Joey Tomczuk netted 3 scores, and Pat
Melaniphy made 13 saves as the Porters defeated Libertyville 13-2 on
Saturday. Zach Elias notched 2 scores and both Eric Krawczyk and
Matt Cavanaugh tallied one score in the winning effort.
Lockport 9 Niles West 8
Joey Tomczuk scored the eventual game-winning goal in the final
minute and totaled 3 scores altogether as the Porters fended off
Niles West 9-8 to advance to the event's title game. Eric Johnson
added 2 goals and Pat Melaniphy made 7 saves in the narrow win.
New Trier 10 Niles West 3
Chris Keller totaled 4 scores and Michael Krueger notched 2 scores
to help lead the Trevians past Niles West 10-3 in the third-place
game of the Mundelein Tournament.
Lockport 6 Lindbergh 5
Eric Johnson scored 5 goals and Pat Melaniphy made 14 saves as
Lockport beat Lindbergh 6-5 to win the Mundelein Tournament. Steven
Howell also scored once in the win.
SCHAUMBURG TOURNAMENT
Schaumburg 12 Whitney Young 8
Tyler Gustafson scored 5 goals and James Birriel put in 4 goals in
the Saxons' 12-8 win over Young. Frank Kovar also scored 2 times and
Edin Latic made 8 saves in the victory. Duncan McDonald led the
Dolphins with 4 scores in the loss.
Lafayette 13 Lincoln-Way West 8
Rastko Stojsin
totaled 4 goals to lead the Lancers to a 13-8 victory over
Lincoln-Way West. Kyle Karpluk and Jake Carlson each tallied 3
scores in the loss for the Warriors.
St Rita 12 McHenry 7
Eric Johnson scored 6 times and Lorenzo Henrichs put in 3 goals as
the Mustangs defeated McHenry 12-7. Jackson Smith and Kevin Braun
both put in 2 scores in the loss for the Warriors.
Schaumburg 18 Wheeling 8
Christian Zielinski, James Birriel, Nicholas Peterson, and Tyler
Gustafson each recorded 3 goal to help the Saxons earn an 18-8 win
over Wheeling. Edin Latic also made 10 stops for the winners. Nate
Reiff put in 7 goals in the loss for the Wildcats.
Lafayette 9 St Rita 7
Rastko Stojsin
scored 5 goals to help Lafayette advance to the event's title game
after a 9-7 win over St Rita. Eric Johnson registered 3 scores and
Joey Qualter netted 2 scores in the losing effort.
Whitney Young 12 York 8
Duncan McDonald
recorded 5 goals and Josh Escasa added 3 scores in the Dolphins'
12-8 win over York. Danny Stumpf poured in 7 goals in the loss for
the Dukes.
McHenry 17 Lincoln-Way West 9
Garrett Floden
scored 7 times and Kevin Braun notched 6 scores as the Warriors
ended the preliminary round with a 17-9 win over LWW. Teddy Pitzen
also scored 3 times in the win. Jake Carlson put in 3 goals in the
loss for the Warriors.
Lincoln-Way West 17 Wheeling 6
Jake Carlson scored
7 goals to lead the Warriors to a 17-6 win over Wheeling in the
seventh-place game of the Schaumburg Tournament. Nate Reiff led the
Wildcats with 5 scores in the loss.
McHenry 8 York 6
Garrett Floden
scored the game-winning goal in the fourth quarter to help lift the
Warriors over York in the fifth-place game at Schaumburg on
Saturday. Kevin Braun registered 3 goals and both Jackson Smith and
Floden netted 2 goals in the win. Logan Frendreis led the Dukes with
3 scores in the losing effort.
St
Rita 13 Whitney Young 9
Eric Johnson slotted
home 6 shots and Matt Lopez contributed 5 goals as the Mustangs
wrapped up third place with a 13-9 win over Whitney Young. Dan Rusca
totaled 5 goals and Duncan McDonald scored 2 goals in the loss for
the Dolphins.
Schaumburg 9 Lafayette 8 (2 OT)
Jack Pyde recorded 3
goals and both Christian Zielinski and Tyler Gustafson each netted 2
goals as the Saxons won their own invitational in sudden-death
overtime, beating Lafayette 9-8 on Saturday evening. Rastko Stojsin
tallied 3 scores in the loss for the visitors.
GAME
RECAPS (Saturday, March 21)
Glenbrook South 11 Elk Grove 2
Dana Grad and Jilly Hebert each scored 3 times and both Diana Capota and
Nicole Lopatinsky notched 2 scores in the Titans' 11-2 win over Elk Grove.
Palatine 5 Hersey 1
Caitlin McHugh scored 3 times and Caroline Wojtas added 2 scores in the
Pirates' 5-1 win over Hersey.
Palatine 15 Elk Grove 7
Caroline Wojtas poured in 10 goals as the Pirates earned a 15-7 victory
over Elk Grove.
Glenbrook South 12 Hersey 4
Rachel Spector tallied 4 goals and Nicole Lopatinsky put in 3 scores as
the Titans closed their own event with a 12-4 win over Hersey. Ana
Hofmockel and Diana Capota each added 2 scores and Kelly Klish put in one
score in the winning effort.
JONES-PAYTON TOURNAMENT
Jones-Payton 7 Jones-Payton "B" 1
Meredith Lohman scored 2 goals to lead the Lady Eagles to a
tournament-opening victory (7-1) over their split squad. Holly-Beth
Mangrum scored the lone goal in the loss for the other Lady Eagles.
Meadows 13
Westinghouse 3
Sara Luedloff tallied 6 goals as the Mustangs earned a 13-3 win over
Westinghouse. Alejandra Izquierdo notched 3 scores in the losing effort.
Jones-Payton 20 Niles West 8
Rebecca Sudworth poured in 7 goals to lead the Lady Eagles to a 20-8
victory over Niles West. Lauren Patt put in 5 scores in the loss for the
Wolves.
Taft 12 Westinghouse 12
The Eagles and Lady Warriors finished in a 12-12 stalemate at the end of
regulation as Caroline Hoffman scored 9 goals for Taft and Alejandra
Izquiero registered 8 scores for Westinghouse.
Niles West 19 Jones-Payton "B" 2
Sara Batorowicz recorded 5 goals to help the Wolves grab their first win
of the season, a 19-2 decision of Jones-Payton "B". Coral Feldman scored
once in the loss for the Lady Eagles.
Meadows 16 Taft 4
Erin Pletch notched 7 scores for the Mustangs as they beat Taft 16-4 to
advance to the title game of the event. Alex Rivera netted 3 goals in the
loss for the Eagles.
Taft 16 Jones "B" 5
Alex Rivera recorded 6 goals to help Taft claim a fifth-place finish at
the event with a 16-5 victory over Jones-Payton "B". Grace Kelly scored 3
times in the loss for the Lady Eagles.
Niles West 15 Westinghouse 5
Lauren Patt registered 5 goals to help lead the Wolves to a 15-5 victory
over Westinghouse in the third place game of the event. Alejandra
Izquierdo tallied 5 goals in the loss for the Lady Warriors.
Meadows 10 Jones-Payton 9
Sara Luedloff scored the eventual game-winning goal midway through the
fourth quarter as the Mustangs' junior and fellow junior Erin Pletch both
recorded 4 goals in a 10-9 title game win over Jones-Payton. Rebecca
Sudworth tallied 5 scores and Meredith Lohman added 2 scores in the losing
effort.
NAPERVILLE CENTRAL TOURNAMENT
Naperville Central 11 Homewood-Flossmoor 2
Emily Westlove scored 4 goals and Kaela Codo scored 2 times as the
Redhawks beat H-F 11-2 to start the day. Angie Benton, Alli Hansen,
Emily Rodgers, Krista Drapalik, and Jennifer Oliver each added one
goal in the winning effort. Amber Barney registered both goals for
the Vikings in the loss.
Mother McAuley 12 Mundelein 7
Julie Olivares totaled 6 goals and Claire Mueller tallied 3 scores
to lead the Mighty Macs past Mundelein 12-7. Fran Bauer netted 2
goals, Molly O'Connell added one score, and Devin Flaherty blocked
11 shots for McAuley. Emily Garcia poured in 6 goals, Lauren Blake
scored once, and Emily Dodd made 10 saves in the loss for the
Mustangs.
St Ignatius 13 Homewood-Flossmoor 1
Diana Fernandez scored 4 goals and Tara White notched 3 scores in
the Wolfpack's 13-1 triumph over the Vikings. Alexis Anderson scored
the lone goal for H-F while Rebecca Tanner made 10 saves.
Fremd 11 Mundelein 3
Tami Carlson scored 4 times, Emma Hoffman netted 2 goals, and Emma
Jeronimus made 10 saves in the Vikings' 11-3 win over Mundelein.
Elisabeth Gomez, Emily Garcia, and Lauren Blake each scored once in
the loss for the Mustangs.
Mundelein 5 Homewood-Flossmoor 4
Emily Garcia tallied 4 goals, Lauren Blake chipped in with one
score, and Emily Dodd blocked 10 shots as the Mustangs closed out
the weekend with a 5-4 win over the Vikings in the fifth-place game
of the event. Amber Barney scored all 4 goals for H-F while Rebecca
Tanner stopped 11 shots in the one-goal loss.
Naperville Central 11 Fremd 2
Kaela Codo scored 5 goals and both Emily Rodgers and Emily Westlove
scored 2 times as the Redhawks claimed third place at their own
event with an 11-2 win over Fremd. Abbey Rosenstiel and Krista
Drapalik each added one score and Faith Vandercar blocked 9 shots in
the Central victory. Nicole Degla and Tami Carlson each notched one
score in the loss for Fremd.
St Ignatius 13 Mother McAuley 1
Stephania Lopez netted 5 goals and Karen Juarez tallied 3 scores as
the Wolfpack beat Mother McAuley 13-1 to win the Naperville Central
Tournament. Tara White added 2 goals while the trio of Brianna Gist,
Diana Fernandez, and Clara Lindland each scored once in the winning
effort. Molly
O'Connell scored the lone goal for the Mighty Macs in the losing
effort.
NAPERVILLE NORTH TOURNAMENT
Naperville North 13 Fenwick 6
Katie Horn recorded 7 goals and Jilian Eiken netted 3 scores as the
Huskies knocked off the top-ranked Friars 13-6 on Saturday morning.
Caitlin Holzer added 2 goals and Taylor Stoner added one score as
the victors built a 7-2 lead by halftime en route to the win. Molly
McGuire recorded 3 goals, Catie Wallace put in 2 scores, and Kelly
Frumkin scored once in the loss for Fenwick. Complete report coming
soon.
Fenwick 10 Neuqua Valley 6
The Friars bounced back from an earlier loss to get past Neuqua
Valley 10-6 after Molly McGuire recorded 4 goals and Catie Wallace
notched 3 scores. Eryn Kulik, Jillian Wickham, and Shannon Forst
each tallied one goal in the win for Fenwick. Gabby Koopmann and
Morgan Miller both scored 3 times and Issi French made 15 saves in
the loss for the Wildcats.
Naperville North 10 Neuqua Valley 4
Jilian Eiken tallied 4 scores while Caitlin Holzer, Katie Horn, and
Olivia Eiken each netted 2 scores as North earned a 10-4 victory
over Neuqua Valley. Morgan Miller scored 4 goals and Issi
French made 14 stops in the loss for the Wildcats.
R-B TOURNAMENT
Oak Park 17 R-B 5
Jilly Cronin notched 5 goals and Maddie Wolfe added 3 scores in the
Huskies' 17-5 win over the hosts. Mia Andreoli also scored 2 goals and
Jordin Hale chipped in with 8 saves and 3 assists for OPRF.
Oak Park 21 DLS 1
Jilly Cronin recorded 5 goals, Kathleen Coogan put in 4 scores, and Mia
Andreoli tallied 3 scores as OPRF beat Oak Park 21-1.
Oak Park 17 Whitney Young 4
Mia Andreoli totaled 4 scores and both Grace Martin and Maddie Wolfe
netted 3 scores to help Oak Park beat Whitney Young 17-4. Jilly Cronin
added 2 scores and Jordin Hale dished out 3 assists and allowed just 4
goals to the Dolphins' offense.
STC NORTH TOURNAMENT
STC North 10 Hoffman 0
Katie Difiglio scored 5
goals and both Katie Quinn and Katie Steele netted 2 score as the hosts
started the event with a 10-0 victory over Hoffman. Claire Rich earned
the shutout win in front of a solid defensive effort from the North
Stars.
Lake
Forest 9 STC North 8
The Scouts outlasted the
hosts 9-8 to advance to the event's title game on Saturday afternoon.
Abby Warren poured in 7 goals and both Clare Wieland and Grace Donahue
each scored once in the win for Lake Forest. Katie Difiglio totaled 3
goals and 7 steals while Katie Quinn added 2 goals in the losing effort.
Abby Ponte, Kate Gibson, and Katie Steele each added one goal and Claire
Rich made 5 saves in the loss.
Lake
Forest 11 Hoffman 2
Clare Wieland recorded 3
goals and the trio of Abby Warren, Elise Vondra, and Madeleine Pompe
each put in 2 goals in the Scouts' 11-2 win over Hoffman.
STC North
8 Buffalo Grove 6
Abby Ponte, Katie Difiglio,
and Sarah Gibson all registered 2 goals and Claire Rich made 9 saves as
the North Stars beat Buffalo Grove to claim third place at their own
event on Saturday. Brittany Veto led the defense with 5 steals (plus one
goal) while Katie Quinn totaled one goal and 4 assists.
Lake
Forest 9 Andrew 2
Abby Warren netted 4 goals
and Clare Wieland added 3 scores as Lake Forest beat Andrew 9-2 to win
the STC North Tournament.
