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  Thursday Updates         

  By Aaron Brown

  April 17, 2014

 

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GAME PREVIEWS (Thursday, April 17)

 

 

 

MATCH OF THE DAY

6:00pm - #9 Palatine at #8 Lyons

The Pirates head to LaGrange to take on the Lions in an intriguing non-conference game between Top 10 teams.

 

KEEP AN EYE ON

5:00pm - #13 Andrew at #11 Sandburg

The SWSC Red-leading T-Bolts hope to bounce back from Tuesday's loss to Lockport (their first of 2014) when they go to Orland Park to do battle with SWSC Blue-leading Sandburg on Thursday.

 

OTHER KEY GAMES

5:00pm - #32 LWC at #22 H-F

6:00pm - #20 Neuqua Valley at #7 Naperville Central

 


 

GAME PREVIEWS (Thursday, April 17)

 

 

 

MATCH OF THE DAY

6:00pm - #5 Naperville Central at #18 Neuqua Valley

The Redhawks and Wildcats resume their regular season rivalry on Thursday night; Central escaped with a 6-5 win in the closing minute of the first meeting between the two teams back in Week 1 after trailing for the entire game at the Naperville Tournament. Can the Wildcats get their revenge or will Central earn a momentum-building win before heading to Michigan on Friday?

 

KEEP AN EYE ON

7:00pm - #8 Lyons at #16 New Trier

The Lions go on the road to take on New Trier in a battle of teams looking for a key nonconference win on Thursday night.

 

FEATURED EVENTS

ST VIATOR TOURNAMENT

St Viator hosts an eight-team tournament that features Buffalo Grove, Lockport, Maine South, Palatine, Prospect, Resurrection, and STC North. With last year's event winner (LWC) not in attendance, a new champion will be crowned at the Sea Lion Shootout on Saturday night.

 

YORK TOURNAMENT

The Dukes' five-team tournament begins on Thursday night with a four-game slate, then picks up again on Saturday for six additional games. The round-robin format includes Andrew, Barrington, Bremen, and Naperville North (who won last year's event over Barrington).

 

OTHER KEY GAMES

6:00pm - #30 Libertyville at #3 Stevenson

7:00pm - #7 Sandburg at #23 Wheeling

 


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GAME RECAPS (Thursday, April 17)

 

 

 

MATCH OF THE DAY

Lyons 20 Palatine 10

George Duffy poured in 8 goals, George Lundgren netted 6 scores, and Nathan Kriha scored 4 times as LT outscored Palatine 20-10 in LaGrange on Thursday night. Omar El Hoffi led the Pirates with 4 goals, both Jacob Baran and Kristian Kalev scored 2 times, and Wally Kleinfeldt totaled one goal and drew 7 ejections in the loss for the Pirates.

 

OTHER KEY GAMES

Andrew 14 Sandburg 11

Chuck Walters scored 5 goals and Tim Yara made 10 saves as the T-Bolts defeated Sandburg 14-11. Alex Gacek scored 4 times, Eric Tamulonis added 3 goals, and Mike Tamulonis made 10 steals in Andrew's win. Zach Roper led the Eagles with 9 goals in the loss.

 

Bradley 12 Lincoln-Way East 9

Nick Dalzell totaled 7 goals and 4 steals and Jacob LaMore blocked 13 shots and added 5 steals to help lift Bradley over LWE 12-9.

 

Glenbrook North 8 Maine South 5

John Roberts scored 3 goals, Robert Liberman totaled 2 goals and 3 assists, and Phil Vdovets registered 2 goals and 2 assists in the Spartans' 8-5 victory over Maine South. GBN outscored the Hawks 5-2 in the second half after the teams went into halftime tied at 3-3.

 

Glenbrook South 19 Highland Park 6

Jordan Spalding and Peter Dales both scored 4 times and Davis Hianik made 17 saves as GBS downed HP 19-6 on Thursday.

 

Hersey 16 Meadows 8

George Vladimirov broke Hersey's school record for goals with a 10-score output as the Huskies earned a 16-8 victory over Meadows in a MSL East contest.

 

Lincoln-Way Central 13 Homewood-Flossmoor 7

Tristan Funk scored 4 goals and both Conor McGowan and Kyle Forsythe netted 3 goals as the Knights got past H-F 13-7. Jake Burke stopped 9 shots in the win for Central. Broc Thompson registered 3 goals, both Haden Santefort and Marcus Perry each notched 2 scores, and Jakobi McClellan blocked 12 shots in the losing effort.

 

STC North 8 McHenry 3

Nick Traxler scored 4 goals and Collin Bawolek made 16 saves to lead the North Stars past McHenry 8-3.

 

Stevenson 13 Libertyville 3

Mitchell Sokolsky netted 4 scores Shaurya Gilani made 14 saves in Stevenson's 13-3 win over Libertyville. Alex Kapecki and Kurt Holzer each scored 3 times, Andrew Shashin notched 2 scores, and Boris Romanov tallied one score in the win for the Patriots.

 


 

GAME RECAPS (Thursday, April 17)

 

 

 

MATCH OF THE DAY

Naperville Central 16 Neuqua Valley 4

Michelle Spaits totaled 4 goals and both Kaela Codo and Kristin Altuve notched 3 scores in the Redhawks' 16-4 win over Neuqua Valley. Emily Westlove and Jessica Fox each tallied 2 scores, Ann Marie Gunn had 5 assists, and Faith Vandercar made 9 saves in the Central victory. Morgan Miller scored 3 times, Kaitlyn Gorski added one score, and Issi French made 9 saves in the Wildcats' loss.

 

OTHER KEY GAMES

Lincoln-Way Central 9 Homewood-Flossmoor 5

Liz Klock totaled 5 goals and 4 steals and Sabrina Miglorini stopped 7 shots as a strong defensive outing helped the Knights beat the Vikings 9-5. Kim Bernhard and Kristi Howe each scored 2 times while also teaming up with Delaney Shepard to make 3 steals apiece in the victory.

 

Lincoln-Way East 14 Bradley 5

Aimee Schaaf, Lauren VanderVelde, and Taryn Linke each scored 3 goals and Haley McCabe totaled 2 scores and 6 assists in the Griffins' 14-5 win over Bradley.

 

Mundelein 16 Vernon Hills 4

Allie Booth recorded 7 goals and both Anna Ward and Emily Garcia scored 3 times as the Mustangs beat Vernon Hills 16-4. Katy Udesky blocked 12 shots in the loss for the Cougars.

 

Naperville North 12 Metea Valley 2

Lauren Liberio scored 4 times and Dree Kinder denied 8 shots as Naperville North defeated Metea Valley 12-2 on Thursday. Alyssa Kolenda, Dani DiMatteo, and Taylor Stoner each added 2 goals in the Huskies' win. Abby Smedley scored 2 goals in the loss for the Mustangs.

 

New Trier 6 Lyons 5 (4 OT)

Lauren Barrett drew a penalty and Maria Breen converted the shot as the Trevians outlasted Lyons 6-5 in a four-overtime thriller on Thursday. Brittany Bishop scored 2 goals while Jacqueline Glattard, Stephanie Jodloman, Barrett, and Breen each scored once in the New Trier victory. Keelin Frank and Zoe Gottleib combined to stop 13 shots for the hosts. Caroline Walsh and Emma Hirt each recorded 2 goals, Haley Hughes scored once, and Jessie Wittenberg made 10 saves for the Lions. Walsh and Julia Cohen led the defense with 3 steals apiece.

 

Sandburg 9 Wheeling 7

The Eagles went on the road to earn a 9-7 victory over Wheeling on Thursday. Theresa Godlewski totaled 5 goals and 4 steals and Jenna Pink saved 18 shots in the loss for the hosts. Argelia Diaz and Emily Sowa each added one goal for the Wildcats.

 

Stevenson 17 Libertyville 2

Melissa Gartenberg recorded 7 goals and Becky Callen totaled 11 saves in Stevenson's 17-2 victory over Libertyville on Thursday. Allison Travetto, Annika Hotchkiss, and Erin Kempers each scored 2 goals in the win for the Patriots. Devika Joshi scored both goals in the loss for the Wildcats.

 

 

ST VIATOR TOURNAMENT

Palatine 6 Maine South 3

Rachel Chumbook netted 3 goals and Kim Butler blocked 7 shots to help the Pirates earn a 6-3 win over Maine South in the tournament-opener for both squads. Caitlin McHugh, Kristen Anderson, and Lauren Rasor each scored once in the Pirates' win. Jenna Zitkus scored 2 times and Sammy Zang added a goal in the loss for the Hawks.

 

STC North 6 Lockport 6

The North Stars and Porters finished in a 6-6 tie on Friday night in the preliminary round of the St Viator Tournament. Nicole Guyett scored 3 goals and Monica Guyett added 2 scores in the draw for North.

 

 

YORK TOURNAMENT

Bremen 14 York 5

Hannah Schultz recorded 7 goals and Sarah Minnich netted 2 goals to help lead Bremen past York 14-5. Grace Feilen, Kirsten Rasnic, Lauren Tamm, and Perri Brinkmeier all put in 2 goals in the losing effort.

 

Bremen 9 Andrew 8

Bremen edged Andrew 9-8 to claim their second win of the night at the York Tournament. Megan Hofer scored 5 goals and the trio of Alison Sifuentes, Caily Friel, and Courtney Carter each scored once in the loss for the T-Bolts. Anna Tamulonis also made 6 saves for the victors.

 

York 12 Barrington 8

Lauren Tamm recorded 3 goals and Ellie Fitzpatrick, Kirsten Rasnic, and Perri Brinkmeier each registered 2 scores in York's 12-8 triumph over Barrington. Grace Feilen also scored once in the win for the Dukes.

 


 

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