GAME PREVIEWS (Tuesday, April 14)

GAME RECAPS (Tuesday, April 14)

The Wildcats earned their second-straight one goal victory over the Huskies this season as they beat Naperville North 15-14 on Tuesday. Simon Shatinsky tallied 5 goals, Scott Depuy scored 5 times and earned 5 steals and Austin Mollway stopped 14 shots the win. Joey Dalesandro also scored 3 goals and Lucas Becker put in 2 scores for the Wildcats.

OTHER KEY GAMES

Fremd 17 Hoffman 3

Conrad Wojda and Dylan Assmann each recorded 3 goals and Zak Keper made 10 saves to help Fremd beat Hoffman 17-3. Alex Nicholas and Austin Yurasek each added 2 goals for the Vikings while Bobby Christoplopoulus, Ben Rutkowski, Dan Anderson, Jason Park, Matt Jordan, Mike Kochanski and Won Suk Choi all scored once in the winning effort.

Glenbrook South 13 Glenbrook North 6

Richard Poma poured in 6 goals and Davis Hianik blocked 10 shots in the Titans' 13-6 victory over GBN. Peter Dales also notched 2 scores in the win. John Roberts recorded 2 goals in the loss for the Spartans.

Lane 16 Taft 7

Mark Gullickson recorded 7 goals to lead the Indians to a 16-7 win over Taft.

Lincoln-Way East 11 Lincoln-Way North 8

Mike Walsh tallied 4 scores and Bryan McNitt scored 3 times in the Griffins' 11-8 win over LWN.

Lockport 11 Andrew 9

Eric Johnson scored 4 goals and drew a key ejection that led to Zach Elias' game-winning goal late in the fourth quarter as the Porters outlasted Andrew 11-9. Johnson also added an insurance goal in the closing stages of the contest to secure the win. Elias scored 3 times, Ian Greenway netted 2 goals and both Eric Krawczyk and Joey Tomczuk scored once in the victory. Pat Melaniphy also made 13 saves in the win.

Homewood-Flossmoor 19 Bradley 4

Haden Santefort registered 9 goals, Luke Santefort blocked 19 shots and eight different Vikings lit up the scoreboard in a 19-4 victory over Bradley. Carlos Leal scored 2 times and Jacob LaMore stopped 7 shots in the loss for the Boilers.

New Trier 16 Evanston 11

Michael Krueger scored 5 goals and Alex Grant totaled 4 scores in the Trevians' 16-11 win over Evanston. Patrick Drake and Will Kohr also scored 2 times in the win.

Niles West 13 Maine South 7

Max Yusim tallied 5 goals, Lucas Brace scored 3 times and Kohler Mohr put in 2 scores to help the Wolves get past Maine South 13-7. Phil Wachowski registered 4 scores and Dominic Pilolla scored 2 times in the loss for the Hawks.

St Rita 13 Brother Rice 12

Eric Johnson netted 5 goals and Matt Lopez notched 3 scores as the Mustangs upended the Crusaders by a 13-12 scoreline on Tuesday in a Catholic League contest. Dan Sliazas, Lorenzo Henrichs and Kevin Cronin rounded out the scoring for St Rita.

Sandburg 11 Lincoln-Way Central 4

Mitch Zieler scored 5 times and Mike Hinde notched 3 scores as the Eagles defeated LWC 11-4. Cobie Fritsch, Majd Ibrahim and Alex Serrano each added one score in the Sandburg win.

Stevenson 17 Libertyville 4

Alex Kapecki recorded 4 goals and Kurt Holzer put in 3 scores in the Patriots 17-4 win over Libertyville. Collin Kapecki, Cris Tomasetti and Liam Holzer each added 2 goals in for the victors.

Waubonsie Valley 10 York 8

Cameron Steele recorded 7 goals and Cedrick Chan stopped 16 shots as the Warriors beat York 10-8 on Tuesday. Kay Andressen added 2 goals while Jon McWhirter scored once in the win. Andressen and Steele combined to make 8 steals while Ian Reyes dished out 3 assists for the winners.

GAME RECAPS (Tuesday, April 14)

Jilly Cronin registered 5 goals and Jordin Hale saved 14 shots as the Huskies earned a 7-5 road victory over Lyons on Tuesday in a key West Suburban Conference battle. Genevieve Curry and Mia Andreoli each added one score in the win for OPRF. Caroline Walsh scored 3 times, Erin Yang scored once and totaled 6 steals, Emma Hirt scored once and Maddie Janik made 13 saves in the losing effort.

OTHER KEY GAMES

Andrew 11 Lockport 6

Aoife Burke netted 4 goals and both Beth Koson and Katie Kalvelage scored 2 times as the T-Bolts topped Lockport 11-6. Cailey Pietrzyk, Deanna Koeckritz and Lauren Herald each added one score and Catherine Stouffer made 11 saves in the win. Kim Firganek scored 2 times to lead the Porters' offense while Arlene Coleman, Megan Hoak, Sharlene Solis and Teresa Morales each put in one goal in the losing effort.

Glenbrook North 16 Glenbrook South 6

Lindsay Fraser poured in 7 goals and Patricia Doolan scored 4 times to help lead the Spartans past GBS 16-6. Colleen Doolan added 3 goals and Patti Grod netted 2 goals for the winners. Anna Hofmockel led the Titans with 2 goals in the loss.

Homewood-Flossmoor 4 Bradley 2

Amber Barney tallied 3 scores, Kelly Morrissey put in one score and Rebecca Tanner blocked 9 shots as the Vikings earned a hard-fought 4-2 victory over Bradley.

Lake Forest 9 Loyola 8

Abby Warren totaled 7 goals and Jesse Bernhart made 13 saves to help the Scouts edge Loyola 9-8.

Lane 13 Taft 0

Brianna Breason totaled 6 goals for the Indians as they blanked Taft 13-0 in Chicago on Tuesday.

Lincoln-Way North 12 Lincoln-Way East 9

Cassidy Degraff scored 5 goals, Julia Porco scored 4 times and Sarah Jackson netted 2 goals to help the Phoenix beat LWE 12-9 on Tuesday. Ellie Brtis also scored once while Degraff and Porco combined for 6 steals on the defensive end.

Maine South 7 Niles West 4

Keanan Bender scored 3 goals and Kalin Bender made 10 saves as the Hawks downed Niles West 7-4. Lily Ellyin added 2 goals and Kamila Orzech scored once for the victors.

Meadows 10 Elk Grove 4

Sara Luedloff registered 4 goals, Erin Pletch scored 3 times and Betsy Zanocco made 11 saves to help lift the Mustangs over Elk Grove 10-4. Anna Frantom, Emily Walters, and Lizzie Hardt each added one goal in the winning effort. Lilly Lawrin totaled 3 goals in the loss for the Grenadiers.

Metea Valley 13 Hoffman 1

Leah Hummel tallied 3 goals while Abby Smedley and Alex Cerra netted 2 scores apiece for the Mustangs in their 13-1 victory over Hoffman.

Naperville North 5 Neuqua Valley 2

Caitlin Holzer scored 2 goals while Hannah Wessel, Olivia Eiken and Taylor Stoner each scored once as the Huskies knocked off Neuqua Valley 5-2.

New Trier 7 Evanston 6 (4 OT)

The Trevians outlasted Evanston 7-6 in four overtimes after a back-and-forth contest during regulation. Millie Rosen gave the Wildkits a 3-2 lead at halftime with a last-second goal, but New Trier bounced back with a 2-0 run in the third period to grab a 4-3 advantage. The Trevians held the lead until the final two minutes of the fourth quarter, as Edie Block scored two consecutive goals in less than thirty seconds to put the hosts ahead 5-4. After the teams traded possessions, New Trier tied the game with :37 remaining to send the proceedings to overtime. Both teams scored once in the first extra period, then neither team could score again until the Trevians scored in the fourth overtime period to claim a 7-6 victory.

Northside 20 Latin 12

Marti Hale recorded 6 goals and the trio of Ana Lee Pokrzywa, Beth Zelenka and Rebekah Kissel each put in 3 goals in the Mustangs' 20-12 win over Latin. Heather Walker also scored 2 times in the win. Charlotte Rosenberg scored 6 goals in the loss for the Romans.

Sandburg 14 Lincoln-Way Central 7

Sarah Dolitsky totaled 4 goals and 6 steals and Clare Lawlor tallied 4 scores in the Eagles' 14-7 victory over LWC. Caitlyn Olson led the defense with 9 steals while Morgan Bartelment made 6 saves in the win.

Stevenson 12 Libertyville 1

Allison Travetto recorded 3 goals, Annika Hotchkiss netted 2 scores and Lauren Burns made 17 saves in the Patriots' 12-1 victory over Libertyville. Seven other players (Alex Adams, Autumn Hoang, Claire Haas, Eileen Hoang, Holly Wegener, Joanie Newland, Melissa Gartenberg) also scored once in the win for the victors. Julia Fletcher scored once and Maddie Bollinger made 11 saves in the loss for the Wildcats.

Wheeling 16 Jones-Payton 2

Theresa Godlewski registered 9 goals to lead the Wildcats to a 16-2 nonconference victory over Jones-Payton. Jenna Pink scored 3 times and Argelia Diaz netted 2 goals in the win for the visitors. Juliana Isayeva and Paulina Stolarska each added one score as well for Wheeling.