TOURNAMENT REPORT

Preview
The 11-team, 22-game Fenwick Tournament features several of the state's best teams and could serve as a potential preview of next month's state tournament. Six of the state's top ten squads are in action, with a list that includes #1 Naperville North, #2 Stevenson, #3 St Ignatius, #4 Fenwick, #6 Lyons and #9 NC. #13 New Trier, #14 Loyola, #15 McAuley and #29 H-F also join the fray in an event that begins with four opening-round games on Thursday, followed by five more games on Friday and six contests on Saturday morning before the championship round begins. The hosts won the event in 2014 after beating McAuley and St Ignatius in the first-place group.

Schedule
Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Game Recaps

Stevenson 12 Naperville Central 5

Allison Travetto recorded 7 goals and Melissa Gartenberg scored 2 times and dished out 5 assists as the Patriots earned a 12-5 victory over Naperville Central on Thursday in the Fenwick Tournament opener. Claire Haas also scored 3 times, Annika Hotchkiss scored once and Lauren Burns made 13 saves in the win for Stevenson. Alli Hansen, Beth Ryan, Emily Rodgers, Jennifer Oliver and Kaela Codo each scored once and Sara Campbell made 9 saves for the Redhawks.

St Ignatius 20 Loyola 0

Stephania Lopez tallied 7 goals and Diana Fernandez added 5 scores as St Ignatius shutout Loyola 20-0 on Thursday. Rosie Scannell and Tara White each added 3 goals while Karen Juarez notched 2 scores in the victory. Jenny Stelnicki also made 8 saves and earned the shutout victory for SICP.

Lyons 7 New Trier 5

Caroline Walsh, Emma Hirt and Kaysie Stuba each scored 2 times as the Lions overcame an early 2-1 deficit to beat New Trier 7-5. Julia Cohen also scored once and drew 8 ejections while Jessie Wittenberg made 9 saves for the winning side. Kaleigh Dolan and Lauren Barrett each scored 2 times and Stephanie Jodloman scored once in the loss for the Trevians.

Stevenson 12 Mother McAuley 1

Allison Travetto totaled 7 goals and Melissa Gartenberg chipped in with 2 scores and 6 assists to help lift the Patriots' over Mother McAuley 12-1 on Thursday night. Annika Hotchkiss, Autumn Hoang and Claire Haas each tallied one score and Lauren Burns denied 9 shots as well in the win. Fran Bauer netted the lone goal and Geena Peyton made 7 saves in the loss for the Mighty Macs.

Fenwick 13 Lyons 8

The fourth-ranked Friars claimed a 13-8 victory over Lyons in their tournament-opening game on Friday in Oak Park. Clare Durkin totaled 5 goals and Kelly Frumkin scored 4 times in the win for the Friars. Caroline Walsh connected on 4 shots and Julia Cohen netted 2 goals in the loss for the Lions.

Mother McAuley 8 Homewood-Flossmoor 1

The Mighty Macs jumped out to a 3-0 halftime lead and added to their advantage early in the second half to beat H-F 8-1 on Friday. Claire Mueller, Fran Bauer and Julie Olivares each scored 2 times in the victory. Emily Mathews scored the lone goal in the loss for the Vikings.

Naperville North 14 Mundelein 2

The Huskies grabbed a 14-2 victory over Mundelein in the tournament-opening game for both squads. Katie Horn and Taylor Stoner both scored 3 goals, Alli Horn and Elle Matern both recorded 2 goals and Christina McBride made 8 stops in the win for the Huskies. Amber McClure, Meredith Conway and Olivia Eiken each added one score for the victors. Lauren Blake scored both goals in the loss for the Mustangs.

Fenwick 13 New Trier 7

The Friars moved on to the first place group of their own event after picking up their second victory of the night, a 13-7 decision over New Trier. Brittany Wallace totaled 6 goals while Eryn Kulik recorded 3 goals in the winning effort. Lauren Barrett scored 3 times and Maria Breen put in 2 goals in the Trevians' loss.

Naperville Central 13 Homewood-Flossmoor 3

The Redhawks evened out their tournament record after beating H-F 13-3 on Friday night. Kaela Codo put in 5 scores and Emily Rodgers scored 3 times for a Central team that built a 6-1 halftime lead en route to the victory. Emily Westlove led the defense with 5 steals and Sara Campbell made 9 saves in the win.

St Ignatius 15 Mundelein 1

Diana Fernandez netted 5 goals and both Karen Juarez and Stephania Lopez scored 3 times in a 15-1 win for St Ignatius over Mundelein. Tara White also scored 2 goals for the victors. Emily Garcia put in the only goal in the loss for the Mustangs.

Naperville North 16 Loyola 5

Katie Horn recorded 5 goals and Taylor Stoner scored 3 times as the Huskies knocked off Loyola 16-5. Julia Sajnaj tallied 4 scores in the loss for the Ramblers.

Stevenson 14 Homewood-Flossmoor 3

Allison Travetto, Claire Haas and Melissa Gartenberg each scored 3 goals and Annika Hotchkiss put in 2 scores in Stevenson's 14-3 win over H-F. Amber Barney netted 2 goals and Emily Mathews scored once in the loss for the Vikings.

Naperville Central 11 Mother McAuley 7

Kaela Codo scored 5 goals and Beth Ryan netted 3 scores in the Redhawks' 11-7 victory over McAuley. Maggie Hennigan and Tess Bowens each scored 2 times in the loss for the Mighty Macs.

Loyola 11 Mundelein 9

Julia Sajnaj recorded 4 goals to lead Loyola past Mundelein 11-9. Emily Garcia scored 6 times and Lauren Blake put in 3 scores in the loss for the Mustangs.

St Ignatius 10 Naperville North 9

Jenny Stelnicki connected on the game-winning shot from midpool with three seconds left in regulation to give the Wolfpack a come-from-behind 10-9 victory over Naperville North. Karen Juarez and Tara White both scored 3 goals, Stephania Lopez scored 2 times and Rosie Scanell scored once in the Wolfpack win. Katie Horn registered 4 scores and Jilian Eiken scored 3 times in the loss for the Huskies. Alli Horn and Eley Matern each added one goal in the losing effort.

Homewood-Flossmoor 8 Mundelein 5

Kelly Morrissey scored 4 goals to help lead the Vikings to an 8-5 win over Mundelein.

New Trier 14 Loyola 3

Kaleigh Dolan, Julia Green, Sarah Caywood and Stephanie Jodloman each scored 3 goals to help lead the Trevians past Loyola 14-3. Julia Sajnaj netted 2 goals and Claire Voss scored once in the loss for Loyola.

Naperville North 6 Lyons 5

Eley Matern scored the game-winning goal in the final minute of Naperville North's 6-5 victory over Lyons. The Huskies trailed for most of the game before a 3-1 run in the final period helped them secure the win. Lauren Liberio also scored 2 times in the winning effort. Caroline Walsh led the Lions with 2 scores in the loss.

Fenwick 6 St Ignatius 6

Stephania Lopez scored two late goals in the final period and both goalies (Anna Sullivan, Jenny Stelnicki) made key saves in the last minute as the Friars and Wolfpack finished tied 6-6 at the end of regulation. Lopez scored 3 goals and Diana Fernandez put in 2 goals for SICP, while Kelly Frumkin scored 3 goals and Catie Wallace netted 2 scores for the Friars.

New Trier 4 Mother McAuley 3

Lydia O'Connell scored the eventual game-winner early in the fourth quarter of New Trier's 4-3 win over Mother McAuley. Lauren Barrett scored 2 times and Stephanie Jodloman added one goal in the win for the Trevians. Claire Mueller, Fran Bauer and Julie Olivares each scored once in the loss for the Mighty Macs.

Lyons 11 Naperville Central 5

Caroline Walsh and Julia Cohen each registered 3 goals and Erin Yang tallied 2 scores as the Lions walked away with an 11-5 win over Naperville Central. Emma Hirt and Kaysie Stuba each added one score in the win for LT. Kaela Codo notched 3 scores in the loss for Central.

Stevenson 10 Fenwick 9

Allison Travetto's counterattack goal with less than two minutes remaining helped seal Stevenson's 10-9 victory over Fenwick as the Patriots won the Mike Murphy Tournament on Saturday evening. The victors responded to a 6-3 deficit with a 4-1 run in the second half to even the score before Travetto's heroics.

Melissa Gartenberg and Travetto each scored 4 times while Annika Hotchkiss and Autumn Hoang each put in key goals in the victory. Gartenberg, who made 10 steals in the game, also forced a key turnover on Fenwick's final possession to seal the win. She also dished out 4 assists while Lauren Burns stopped 11 shots in the win.

Catie Wallace scored 4 goals, Eryn Kulik and Kelly Frumkin each registered 2 scores and Jillian Wickham scored once in the losing effort. Anna Sullivan also blocked 8 shots in the losing effort.

Event Standings

Stevenson (4-0)

St Ignatius (3-0-1)

Fenwick (2-1-1)

NN (3-1)

Lyons (2-2)

NC (2-2)

New Trier (2-2)

McAuley (1-3)

Loyola (1-3)

H-F (1-3)

Mundelein (0-4)

Top Scorers (Thursday only)

Allison Travetto (Stevenson) - 21

Stephania Lopez (St Ignatius) - 15

Catie Wallace (Fenwick) - 14

Kaela Codo (NC) - 14

Katie Horn (NN) - 13

Diana Fernandez (St Ignatius) - 12

Caroline Walsh (Lyons) - 11

Melissa Gartenberg (Stevenson) - 11 (+19 assists)

Julia Sajnaj (Loyola) - 10

Kelly Frumkin (Fenwick) - 10

Emily Garcia (Mundelein) - 8

Lauren Barrett (New Trier) - 8