GAME RECAPS (Saturday, March 22)
FENWICK TOURNAMENT
Curie 10 Lincoln-Way East 1
Jeronimo Chavez recorded 8 goals to lead the Condors to a 10-1 win over
LWE on Saturday morning. Dylan Franco and Oscar Hernandez each added one
score in the win for Curie. Andrew Haberman put in the only goal in the
loss for the Griffins.
Neuqua Valley 6 Homewood-Flossmoor 3
Brett Whaley scored 2 times and Ian Ivkovich, Joey Dalesandro, Mike
Delsignore, and Simon Shatinsky each added one score as the Wildcats
grabbed their first win of the tournament after beating the Vikings 6-3.
Broc Thompson led H-F with 2 scores in the losing effort.
Fenwick 9 Naperville Central 5
Danny Farmer registered 5 goals and both Bailey Wendt and Omar Calderon
notched 2 scores as Fenwick moved on to the title game of their own event
by beating the Redhawks 9-5. MIke Hill denied 7 shots and a penalty
attempt to help secure the win. Kyle Jackson totaled 3 scores and Nick
Walker tallied 2 goals for Central.
Naperville North 7 St Ignatius 4
Drake McClure scored 2 goals and Joe Tomashek made 10 saves in an
emergency start as the Huskies defeated St Ignatius 7-4 to advance to play
Fenwick in the event's title game. Albert Yao, Gianmarco Duin, Luke
Landiak, Nolan Roberts, and Ryan Towers each added one goal in the win for
North. Billy Barth, Gunnar Glaab, John Reyes, and Tom Dowling each tallied
goal in the loss for SICP.
Lyons 10 Oak Park 5
Natha Kriha recorded 5 goals and both George Duffy and Matt Baldassarre
netted 2 goals to help Lyons beat Oak Park 10-5. George Lundgren also
scored once in the win for the Lions. Robbie Wickes tallied 3 scores in
the loss for the Huskies.
Stevenson 10 Brother Rice 9
Andrew Shashin and Zach Stephens each scored 4 times and Mitchell Sokolsky
chipped in with 2 goals as Stevenson fended off Brother Rice 10-9. Luke
Healy and Tommy Davey each notched 3 scores and Matt Bachler scored 2
times in the loss for the Crusaders.
Curie 7 St Patrick 4
Jeronimo Chavez recorded 5 goals and both Dylan Franco and Manny Martinez
scored once as Curie beat St Patrick 7-4 to finish the Fenwick Tournament
with a 3-1 record.
Homewood-Flossmoor 11 Lincoln-Way East 5
Broc Thompson and Haden Santefort each registered 4 scores to help lead
the Vikings to an 11-5 victory over LWE on Saturday afternoon.
St Patrick 8 Neuqua Valley 6
Connor O'Rourke tallied 6 scores to lead the Shamrocks to an 8-6 win over
the Wildcats. Simon Shatinsky netted 3 scores and Scott DePuy added 2
goals in the loss for Neuqua Valley.
Stevenson 6 Lyons 4 (5th place)
Andrew Shashin and Mitchell Sokolsky both scored 2 goals and the Stevenson
defense held the Lions scoreless in the final period to emerge with a 6-4
victory in the fifth-place game on Saturday.
Oak Park 8 Brother Rice 1 (7th place)
Mark Hallman recorded 4 goals to lead the Huskies to an 8-1 win over
Brother Rice in the seventh-place game. Matt Bachler tallied the lone goal
in the loss for the Crusaders.
Naperville North 11 Fenwick 10 (1st place)
Gianmarco Duin scored 4 goals, Drake McClure added 3 scores, and Luke
Landiak scored 2 goals as the Huskies beat the Friars 11-10 to win the
Fenwick Tournament on Saturday night. Garrett Nash and Nolan Roberts also
scored once for North, who rebounded from a 5-3 halftime deficit to beat
the hosts for the first time in team history. Danny Farmer scored 3 times,
both Omar Calderon and Ryan Masi recorded 2 goals, and the trio of Andrew
Bertschy, Bailey Wendt, and DJ Perez scored once in the loss for Fenwick.
St Ignatius 15 Naperville Central 9 (3rd place)
Shane Hughes netted 6 goals, John Reyes put in 3 goals, and Billy Barth
recorded 2 scores as St Ignatius topped Naperville Central 15-9 to claim
third place at the Fenwick Tournament on Saturday. Christian May totaled 4
scores and Nick Walker notched 2 scores in the loss for the Redhawks.
EVANSTON TOURNAMENT
St Viator 7 Glenbrook South 4
The Lions defeated GBS 7-4 to win the Evanston Tournament on Saturday
afternoon. Eric Sutton and Patrick Gallant each scored 2 goals, while
Connor Loy, Keegan Finn, and Shea Boyer each tallied one score. Frank
Skorski led the defense with 10 saves in the victory. Brant Boczek, Cole Hamilton, Danny Dragman, and Jake Nelson
each tallied one score in the loss for the Titans.
Glenbrook South 9 Glenbrook North 7
Brant Boczek led the Titans offense with 6 goals as they topped GBN 9-7 to
finish the Evanston Tourney with a 3-1 record.
St Viator 16 Bremen 7
Keegan Finn poured in 7 goals and Eric Sutton scored 4 times as the Lions
upended Bremen 16-7. Alex Resendez and Tommy Madaras each added 2 scores
in the win for St Viator.
HINSDALE SOUTH TOURNAMENT
Andrew 18 STC East 0
Chuck Walters scored 4 goals, Andrew Wojdyla netted 3 scores, and Tim Yara
blocked 7 shots and made 5 steals as the T-Bolts shutout STC East 18-0.
Eric Tamulonis and Zack Rentner both added one goal and 4 assists in the
victory, which was the first shutout for Andrew since 2008.
Andrew 17 Morton 2
Eric Tamulonis scored 4 times, Chuck Walters put in 3 scores, and Dan
Cavato netted 2 goals as Andrew defeated Morton 17-2.
Andrew 16 Hinsdale South 4
Eric Tamulonis totaled 4 goals and 4 assists and Tim Yara blocked 11 shots
and added 3 assists as the T-Bolts beat the Hornets to claim the Hinsdale
South Tournament trophy on Saturday afternoon. Andrew Wojdyla and Kyle
Fitzgerald each added 3 scores in the win for the champions.
LWN TOURNAMENT
STC North 8 CBC 5
John Pretet, Nick Traxler, and Ross Davis each tallied 2 scores to lead
the North Stars to an 8-5 win over CBC. Ryan Helfers and Tim Steele each
added a goal in the winning effort.
STC North 9 Lincoln-Way Central 9
John Pretet and Nick Traxler each recorded 4 goals and Ross Davis netted
one score as STC North and LWC finished in a 9-9 tie on Saturday morning.
STC North 10 Lincoln-Way North 5
John Pretet registered 5 goals and Nick Traxler added one score in the
North Stars' 10-5 win over LWN. John Quinn, Ryan Helfers, and Tim Steele
each added one goal in the win.
MAINE EAST TOURNAMENT
Niles West 15 Northside 4
Steven Renko recorded 6 goals to help lead Niles West past Northside
15-4 on Saturday morning.
Maine East 13 Metea Valley 5
James Caldwell registered 4 goals, Mike Babula notched 3 scores, and both
Krystof Maniewski and Ricky Pokorski scored 2 times in the Blue Demons'
13-5 win over Metea Valley.
Von Steuben 12 Metea Valley 9
Hayden Petersen recorded 4 goals to lead Von Steuben past Metea Valley
12-9.
Maine South 13 Bradley 8 (3rd place)
The Hawks claimed third place with a 13-8 victory over Bradley.
Nick Dalzell scored 5 times in the loss for the Boilers.
Niles West 10 Maine East 5 (1st place)
Kyle Patt and Steven Renko each scored 3 times, Max Yusim registered 2
goals, and Matt Lefler blocked 13 shots as the Wolves beat the hosts 10-5 to claim the Maine East Tournament
title over the weekend. James Caldwell, Krystof Maniewski, Mateo Kozomara,
Mike Babula, and Ricky Pokorski each scored once in the loss for the Blue
Demons.
SCHAUMBURG TOURNAMENT
Schaumburg 8 Lincoln-Way West 5
James Birriel recorded 5 goals and Tyler Gustafson added 3 scores in the
Saxons' 8-5 victory over LWW on Saturday morning. Robert Bach also blocked
5 shots in the Schaumburg win. Jake Carlson notched 4 scores in the loss
for the Warriors.
Lafayette 5 Wheeling 4
Rastko Stojsin recorded 2 goals to help Lafayette edge Wheeling 5-4 on
Saturday. Nate Reiff scored all 4 goals in the narrow loss for the
Wildcats.
St Rita 10 McHenry 5
Chuck Henrichs and Dan Carone both scored 3 times as the Mustangs knocked
off McHenry 10-5. Kevin Braun tallied 2 scores in the loss for the
Warriors.
York 9 Whitney Young 3
Joe Kesslering totaled 5 goals and Wil Hubert netted 2 scores in the
Dukes' 9-3 win over Whitney Young. Ben Howlett and Casey Callans each
added a goal for York in the win.
Schaumburg 16 Wheeling 10
Austin Borst and James Birriel both recorded 4 goals and Tyler Gustafson
netted 3 scores as Schaumburg beat Wheeling 16-10. Robert Bach also made
10 saves to help the Saxons advance to the title game of their own event.
Nate Reiff totaled 8 goals in the loss for the Wildcats.
Lincoln-Way West 12 Lafayette 8
Jake Carlson slammed home 5 shots and both Collin and Kyle Karplunk
recorded 2 goals as the Warriors downed Lafayette 12-8. Rastko Stojsin
tallied 3 scores while
Brent Huffines and Michael Murphy both put in 2 scores in the loss for the
Lancers.
York 10 St Rita 7
Wil Hubert notched 4 scores and both Logan Frendreis and Matt Rodriguez
netted 2 scores in York's 10-7 win over St Rita. Joe Kesslering and Kolin
Bergl each added one score in the Dukes' victory, which sees them advance
to the event's title game on Saturday night against the hosts. Eric
Johnson scored 3 times in the loss for the Mustangs.
McHenry 11 Whitney Young 5
Garrett Floden and Kevin Braun each scored 3 goals while Matt Peck and
Myles Lucas both put in 2 scores in the Warriors' 11-5 victory over the
Dolphins. Duncan McDonald led Young with 2 scores in the loss.
Whitney Young 12 Wheeling 11 (7th place)
Daniel Shumaker tallied 5 scores and Duncan McDonald added 3 goals as the
Dolphins edged the Wildcats for seventh place with a 12-11 victory on
Saturday afternoon. Nate Reiff scored a whopping 10 goals in the losing
effort for Wheeling.
McHenry 10 Lafayette 7 (5th place)
Garrett Floden registered 3 scores and Matt Peck notched 2 scores to help
McHenry beat Lafayette 10-7 in the fifth-place game of the Schaumburg
Tournament. Michael Murphy led the Lancers with 3 goals and Rastko Stojsin
netted 2 goals in the losing effort.
St Rita 16 Lincoln-Way West 7 (3rd place)
Eric Johnson recorded 6 goals and Dan Sliazas added 5 scores in the
Mustangs' 16-7 triumph over LWW in the third-place game. Jake Carlson
netted 5 goals in the losing effort for the Warriors.
York 11 Schaumburg 10 (OT) (1st place)
Jordan Jopes scored the game-winning goal off a pass from Ben Howlett in
extra time as York claimed the Schaumburg Tournament by beating the hosts
11-10 on Saturday night. Wil Hubert scored 3 goals and Casey Callans and
Timmy Matsas both scored 2 goals in the Dukes' victory. Austin Borst,
James Birriel, Dan Skiroock, Tyler Gustafson, and Ryan Petritis each
scored 2 times and Robert Bach made 8 saves in the loss for the Saxons.
GAME RECAPS (Saturday, March 22)
GBS TOURNEY
York 13 Glenbrook South 3
Grace Fielen and Perri Brinkmeier both registered 3 goals and Kathleen
O'Brien scored 2 times as York earned a 13-3 win over GBS. Maddie Kliebahn
stopped 9 shots in the victory for the Dukes.
Palatine 6 Hersey 3
Rachel Chumbook scored 4 goals and drew 4 ejections, Caroline Wojtas
scored the other 2 goals, and Kim Butler blocked 15 shots in Palatine's
6-3 victory over Hersey. Katie Lindholm, Katie Lutz, and Natalie Curtis
each tallied one goal in the loss for the Huskies.
Palatine 12 York 4
Maryana Dvorska and Rachel Chumbook each registered 3 goals and both
Caroline Wojtas and Mathilde Mogensen scored 2 times as Palatine downed
York 12-4. Callie Gilsenan and Jackie Kincanon each added one goal and Kim
Butler recorded 8 saves in the Pirates' win. Ellie Fitzpatrick, Grace
Feilen, and Kirsten Rasnic all scored one time in the losing effort for
the Dukes.
GULLIVER PREP TOURNAMENT
Fenwick finished 4-1 in Florida at the Gulliver Prep Tournament over the
weekend after earning a three-game sweep on Saturday. They earned a 9-3 win
over Westminster in the morning, followed that with an 18-2 victory over
Miami Beach a few hours later, then closed things out with a 10-4 victory
over Lake Brantley.
JONES-PAYTON TOURNAMENT
Jones-Payton 10 Ogden 0
Alina Hilery and Rebecca Sudworth each scored 2 goals to help the Eagles
beat Ogden 10-0 on Saturday.
Whitney Young 11 Deerfield 2
Audrey Anderson and Fairie Hughes both registered 3 scores to help the
Dolphins get past Deerfield 11-2. Itzy Rodriguez and Tori Young both added 2
scores and Kennedy Baldwin tallied one score in the victory. Naomi Willis
and Sarah Kulik each scored one goal in the losing effort.
Niles West 16 Ogden 5
Lauren Patt scored 6 goals to help Niles West beat Ogden 16-5 on Saturday.
Brianna Jones led Ogden with 2 scores in the loss.
Taft 13 Deerfield 10
Caroline Hoffman recorded 5 goals to help Taft get past Deerfield 13-10.
Naomi Willis notched 3 scores in the loss for the Warriors.
Jones-Payton 14 Niles West 5
Rebecca Sudworth poured in 9 goals and Isabella Yeung netted 3 scores as the
Eagles topped Niles West 14-5. Alina Hillery also totaled 8 saves and 2
steals in goal for the victors. Lauren Patt led the Wolves with 4 goals in
the loss.
Whitney Young 18 Taft 3
Andrea Zelen, Jessica Beal, Melanie Balanon, and Tori Young each scored 3
times as the Dolphins topped Taft 18-3 to advance to the tournament title
game.
Deerfield 20 Ogden 7 (5th place)
Naomi Willis tallied 6 goals and Becca Rosenberg put in 4 scores as the
Warriors beat Ogden 20-7 to lay claim to fifth place at the Jones-Payton
Tournament on Saturday. Samantha Whippen recorded 4 goals in the loss for
Ogden.
Niles West 6 Taft 4 (3rd place)
Lauren Patt racked up 5 goals in the Wolves' 6-4 victory over Taft to help
the team earn a third-place finish in their first-ever tournament
appearance. Celeste Castillo put in 3 goals in the loss for the Eagles.
Whitney Young 13 Jones-Payton 5 (1st place)
Gabby Chelette scored 5 goals, Fairie Hughes chipped in with 3 scores, and
Kennedy Baldwin recorded 2 goals as Whitney Young won the Jones-Payton
Tournament by beating the hosts 13-5 in the title game of the event. Audrey
Anderson, Tori Young, and Melanie Balanon each added one score in the win
for the Dolphins. Rebecca Sudworth led the hosts with 3 scores in the losing
effort.
NAPERVILLE CENTRAL TOURNAMENT
Naperville Central 16 STC East 1
Alli Hansen tallied 4 scores, Michelle Spaits added 3 goals, and Kristina
Altuve put in 2 scores as Central earned a 16-1 win over STC East.
Caroline Aemmer and Jennifer Oliver led the defense after making 4 steals
apiece while goalie Faith Vandercar blocked 6 shots and allowed just one
goal. Megan Zbiden put in the lone score in the loss for the Saints.
Mother McAuley 10 Fremd 4
Fran Williamson led the Mighty Macs' offense with 4 goals and the trio of
Claire Mueller, Clare Bryar, and Maggie Hennigan each scored 2 goals as
the McAuley pulled away from the Vikings in the second half to earn a 10-4
win. Samantha Barry totaled 3 goals and Megan Younker scored once in the
loss for Fremd.
Homewood-Flossmoor 8 STC East 4
Megan Dunlavy tallied 4 scores and Amber Barney notched 2 scores in the
Vikings' 8-4 victory over the Warriors. Brianna Rauch and Sarah Tolzer
both chipped in with one score in the win for H-F. Lexy Kos scored 2 times
and both Kaitlyn Johnson and Megan Zbiden scored once in the losing
effort.
Fremd 9 Waubonsie Valley 2
Samantha Barry poured in 6 goals to help the Vikings bounce back from an
earlier loss with a 9-2 victory over Waubonsie Valley. Karolina Urban,
Sarah Coombs, and Tami Carlson each scored once in the win for Fremd.
Monica Kunovszky and Samantha Holzschu both scored once in the loss for
the Warriors.
STC East 11 Waubonsie Valley 9 (5th place)
Haley Salveson scored the game-winning goal with 1:51 remaining and
Saints' goalie December Fagen made a key save in the final minute to help
STC East emerge with an 11-9 win over Waubonsie Valley on Saturday
afternoon. Lexy Kos scored 5 goals, Salveson put in 3 scores, and Megan
Zbiden netted 2 goals in the winning effort. Samantha Holzschu totaled 5
scores and Molly Anderson scored 2 times in the loss for the Warriors.
Homewood-Flossmoor 3 Fremd 2 (3rd place)
Megan Dunlavy scored 2 goals and Amber Barney scored once as the Vikings
held off Fremd 3-2 in a low-scoring defensive battle to claim third place
at the Naperville Central Tournament. Tami Carlson scored 2 goals in the
loss for the Vikings.
Naperville Central 9 Mother McAuley 8 (1st place)
Jessica Fox scored the game-winning goal with :09 left in regulation to
lift Naperville Central over Mother McAuley 9-8 in the title game of the
Redhawks own tournament. It was the second straight week the NC senior
scored in the final minute of a win and she led the offense with 4 goals
in the win. Kristina Altuve also scored 2 times, while connecting on a
man-up goal to tie the game with 1:27 remaining. Alli Hansen also scored 2
key second-half goals off the bench for the victors. Clare Bryar and Fran
Williamson each scored 3 goals and both Claire Mueller and Julie Olivares
tallied one score in the loss for the Mighty Macs.
NAPERVILLE NORTH TOURNAMENT
Naperville North 9 Loyola 5
Katie Horn scored 5 goals and Dani DiMatteo netted 3 scores as the Huskies
downed the Ramblers 9-5 on Saturday morning. Jilian Eiken also contributed
one goal for the North in the win. Marta Considine and Megan Murtagh each
scored 2 times and Julia Sajnaj added one score in the loss.
Loyola 9 Neuqua Valley 5
Marta Considine recorded 5 goals to lead Loyola past Neuqua Valley 9-5.
Alana Dean, Claire Voss, Emily Barr, and Julia Sajnaj each added one score
in the win for the Ramblers. Morgan Miller tallied 2 scores and Issi
French blocked 14 shots in the loss for the Wildcats. Meanwhile, Kaitlyn
Gorski, Lauren Backe, and Sarah Neery each scored once for NVHS.
Neuqua Valley 16 R-B 2
Morgan Miller totaled 6 scores and both Christina James and Lauren Backe
tacked on 3 scores to help the Wildcats finish the weekend with a 16-2 win
over the Bulldogs. Kaitlyn Gorski also added 2 goals and Issi French
blocked 5 shots in the victory.
Naperville North 7 R-B 3
Alyssa Kolenda scored 2 times and five others (Amber McClure, Ellie
Mattern, Katie Anderson, Kyra Hartley, Lauren Liberio) scored once as
Naperville North defeated the Bulldogs 7-3 to win their own tournament on
Saturday. Catie Kartje and Megan Calby each scored once in the loss for
R-B.
STC NORTH TOURNAMENT
STC North 17 Hoffman 0
Nicole Guyett scored 5 goals, the trio of Katie Difiglio, Katie Quinn, and
Kennedi Norris each recorded 3 goals, and Allyson Foor and the North
Stars' defense earned a 17-0 shutout over Hoffman.
STC North 11 Lake Forest 3
Nicole Guyett totaled 6 goals and 8 steals to lead the North Stars to an
11-3 victory over Lake Forest on Saturday. Katie Difiglio and Katie Quinn
each scored 2 times and combined to make 15 steals as well, while Angelica
Villa also added a goal for the winners.
Andrew 9 Maine West 7
Megan Hofer totaled 4 goals and 4 assists and Anna Tamulonis made 7 saves
as Andrew defeated Maine West 9-7 on Saturday. Alison Sifuentes, Alexys
Knight, Beth Koson, Natalia Bak, and Tamulonis each scored once in the
T-Bolts' victory.
Andrew 6 Buffalo Grove 5
Anna Tamulonis, Courtney Carter, and Megan Hofer each scored 2 times and
Tamulonis blocked 5 shots to help the T-Bolts beat Buffalo Grove 6-5 to
advance to the tournament title game against the hosts.
STC North 11 Andrew 6 (1st place)
Angelica Villa and Katie Difiglio each scored 3 goals, Katie Quinn and
Nicole Guyett both tallied 2 scores, and Katie Steele totaled one goal and
4 steals as the North Stars beat Andrew 11-6 to win their own tournament
on Saturday afternoon. Allyson Foor also made 5 saves in the win for the
North Stars. Megan Hofer recorded 4 goals and both Anna Tamulonis and
Natalia Bak tallied one score in the loss for Andrew.
