GAME RECAPS (Tuesday, April 23)
MATCH OF THE DAY
Lyons 14 Naperville North 6
Joe Shannon and Peter Dore both scored 6 goals and Josh Hirt added 2 scores
as Lyons pulled away from Naperville North in the second half to earn a 14-6
victory. Nolan Roberts scored 3 times, Gianmarco Duin added 2 goals, and
Eric Curia scored once in the losing effort for the Huskies.
QUARTER 1
Joe Shannon and Peter Dore both scored 2 goals in the opening period for the
Lions, while Nolan Roberts tallied 2 scores and Gianmarco Duin scored once
for the Huskies; the teams enter the second period with Lyons leading 4-3.
QUARTER 2
Josh Hirt scored once and assisted Peter Dore on another and Shannon scored
a late goal as the Lions outscored North 3-0 in the second period to take
7-3 halftime lead.
QUARTER 3
Eric Curia got the Huskies off to a bright start with a goal to start the
third period, but Dore and Shannon both responded with goals to put Lyons
ahead 9-4. Roberts notched another goal late in the third quarter to trim
the Lions' lead to 9-5.
QUARTER 4
Dore and Duin traded goals to start the final period, but Hirt and Shannon
each netted scores for LT as they pushed their advantage to 12-6. Dore and
Shannon each added goals to increase the Lions' lead to 14-6, which ended up
as the final score.
MATCH OF THE DAY II
St Ignatius 10 Stevenson 9
Tom Dowling scored 4 times and Tym Zymon totaled 10 saves and 5 steals as
Ignatius edged Stevenson 10-9. John Reyes tallied 2 scores in the win for
the Wolfpack.
OTHER KEY GAMES
Conant 11 Schaumburg 6
Jake Nelson tallied 3 goals and Connor Schmitz, Kyle Bradberry, and Matt
Engebretsen each registered 2 goals in Conant's 11-6 win over Schaumburg.
The victory officially sealed the MSL West division title for the Cougars,
who will face Hersey for the overall conference crown in Week 9. James
Birriel registered 3 goals and LJ Peterson put in 2 goals in the loss for
the Saxons.
Fenwick 16 Lake Forest 7
Danny Farmer scored 3 times and Andrew Bertschy, Justin White, and Matt
Bresnahan all tallied 2 scores in Fenwick's 16-7 win over Lake Forest.
Tommy McGuire made 14 saves, blocked one penalty shot, and scored a goal
from his own half in the Friars' victory.
Fremd 15 Barrington 4
JP French poured in 5 goals and Luke Stark and Matt Emerson both recorded
3 goals as Fremd defeated Barrington 15-4 on Tuesday.
Hinsdale South 10 STC East 6
Ryan O'Toole registered 6 goals in the Hornets' 10-6 victory over STC
East.
Homewood-Flossmoor 11 Lincoln-Way Central 9
Kevin Kuchta scored 6 goals and Jakobi McClellan stopped 15 shots as the
Vikings beat LWC 11-9. Alex McCormick scored 3 times and Mike Petrizzo
made 9 saves in the loss for the Knights.
Lincoln-Way North 8 Andrew 7
Curtis Thrun scored 5 times, Jake Pearson made 5 steals, and Shamus
Shields blocked 14 shots in LWN's 8-7 victory over Andrew. Tim Yara
stopped 12 shots and 7 different players scored one goal apiece in the
loss for the T-Bolts.
Maine South 14 Maine West 3
Kyle Christie scored 5 times to help lead Maine South to a 14-3 victory
over Maine West. Carter Nicolini made 21 saves in the loss for the
Warriors.
New Trier 12 Maine East 5
Joey Ryan, Jordan Palmer, and Reid McCullough each scored 2 goals in New
Trier's 12-5 win over Maine East.
Niles West 13 Glenbrook South 5
Andrew Mudreac and Max Romanelli both scored 3 goals and Matt Leffler
totaled 13 blocks and 6 steals as the Wolves beat GBS 13-5.
Palatine 11 Hoffman 10
Christian Kalfas scored 4 goals, Omar El Hoffi notched 3 scores, and Peter
Blackham made 15 saves as Palatine outscored Hoffman 4-3 in the fourth
quarter to earn an 11-10 win over the Hawks. Adam Pasnicki scored 4 times
and Luke Iehl and Sang Han both put in 2 goals in the loss.
St Viator 15 Vernon Hills 4
Rob Battin totaled 9 goals and both Keegan Finn and Shea Boyer netted 2
scores as St Viator beat Vernon Hills 15-4. Alec Resendez blocked 7 shots
in the Lions' win.
GAME RECAPS (Tuesday, April 23)
MATCH OF THE DAY I
Mother McAuley 9 Naperville Central 3
Clare Bryar recorded 4 goals and Fran Williamson netted 2 scores as Mother
McAuley went on the road to beat Naperville Central 9-3. Emily Bowens,
Kristen Kleist, and Vicky Arciniega each scored one goal in the Mighty Macs'
victory. Kristina Altuve scored 2 goals and Leslie Calabrese added one score
in the loss for the Redhawks. Quarterly updates:
QUARTER 1
Clare Bryar scored two times to give the Mighty Macs a one goal lead at the
conclusion of the first period. Leslie Calabrese scored the lone goal of the
first frame for the Redhawks. Bryar's goal came after Kristen Kleist made a
perimeter steal on the hosts' first possession and led Bryar with a lofted
pass that she slotted into the right corner. Calabrese tied the game soon
after, taking a pass from Madison Nervig and scoring from five meters out.
Central goalie Erin Reagan made two key saves in the next two minutes, the
second coming on Meg Golon's attempt from close range. McAuley's Sarah
Abbott returned the favor with a crucial save on the other end on a seven
meter attempt by Michelle Spaits. Late in the period, Fran Williamson found
Bryar open at seven meters, and she connected on a shot to the left corner
to give the visitors a 2-1 lead at the end of the opening quarter.
QUARTER 2
The defenses clamped down in the second period, with neither team able to
score through the first five minutes of play. The best chance came from
Central's Calabrese, who just missed from five meters. In the last minute of
the half, Calabrese drew a penalty, but Abbott elevated and tipped the
penalty shot attempt away from goal to preserve the one goal advantage. With
time winding down in the half, Bryar scored from nine meters at the buzzer,
giving McAuley a 3-1 halftime lead.
QUARTER 3
Sarah Abbott made a save early in the period and assisted Fran Williamson on
a goal from five meters to give McAuley a 4-1 lead. Midway through the
quarter, Abbott made another key save and found Vicky Arciniega wide open on
the other end of the pool; she had no problem lobbing over the Central
goalie to make the score 5-1. Calabrese had the best chance of the quarter
for the Redhawks, but her tip attempt at two meters went just over the
crossbar. On the other end, Kleist scored her first goal from five meters
after an ejection, then Bryar scored her second straight end-of-the-period
goal to increase the McAuley lead to 7-1
QUARTER 4
The Redhawks inched closer to McAuley after Kristina Altuve scored in the
first minute of the final period. The Mighty Macs responded when Amy Kopale
assisted Emily Bowens after working a 2-on-1 in front of the Central goal.
Altuve connected on her second goal of the period with a lob from outside
seven meters and near poolside. Reagan then denied two close range chances
for McAuley, but Central couldn't score in the final two minutes and
Williamson added a last minute goal for the Mighty Macs, who earned the 9-3
road victory.
MATCH OF THE DAY II
St Ignatius 15 Stevenson 6
Becky Insalaco scored 4 goals and drew 3 ejections and both Nikol
Lagodzinska and Tammy Stelnicki put in 3 scores as St Ignatius beat
Stevenson 15-6. Diana Fernandez added 2 goals and Jenny Stelnicki made
17 saves in the Wolfpack win. Melissa Gartenberg scored 2 goals and
Becky Callen stopped 10 shots for the Patriots in the losing effort.
MATCH OF THE DAY III
Fremd 13 Barrington 12 (OT)
Sam DiCanio scored 4 goals and both Bre Anderson and Samantha Barry netted 3
goals as Fremd beat Barrington 13-12 in overtime on Tuesday. Tori Boldt also
scored 2 goals in the win for the Vikings. Kelly Meckert recorded 5 goals,
Lisa Danhauer added 4 scores, and Catherine Byron netted 2 scores in the
loss for the Fillies.
OTHER KEY GAMES
Andrew 7 Lincoln-Way North 5
Genny McCarthy and Rachel Fus both scored 2 goals and Anna Tamulonis
blocked 19 shots as the T-Bolts responded to an early 3-1 deficit with a
4-0 second quarter run en route to a 7-5 win over LWN. Courtney Carter and
Megan Hofer each scored one time in the win for Andrew. Niki Beringer
recorded 3 goals in the loss for the Phoenix.
Bradley 12 Lincoln-Way West 4
Rachel Thorson scored 5 times, Drew L'Ecuyer put in 3 goals, and Amber
Forbes blocked 17 shots as the Boilers defeated LWW 12-4. Caline Dalde and
Katie Lehman each added 2 goals in the win for Bradley.
Conant 11 Schaumburg 2
Carmen Rosas totaled 7 goals, Angie Skittone notched 3 scores, and Maddy
Demaret made 13 saves as Conant beat Schaumburg 11-2.
Hersey 4 Buffalo Grove 1
Emily Goldsberry, Karolina Szymaszek, Katie Lindholm, and Katie Lutz each
scored one goal and Natalie Curtis allowed just one goal on the other end
as the Huskies beat Buffalo Grove 4-1 to advance to the MSL title game
next week against Barrington. Sarah Morosan scored once in the loss for
the Bison.
Lincoln-Way Central 11 Homewood-Flossmoor 9
Danijela Jackovich scored 5 goals and Megan McLean added 3 scores as the
Knights held off H-F 11-9 on Tuesday. Maddy Morris netted 5 goals in the
loss for the Vikings.
Lyons 12 Naperville North 8
Carly Strass and Caroline Walsh both recorded 4 goals and Blair Hopwood
and Molly McDonnell each put in 2 scores as the Lions were victorious over
Naperville North 12-8.
Maine South 17 Maine West 6
Anne Marie Pavlis and Jenna Zitkus each scored 3 goals and ten different
players scored in Maine South's 17-6 victory over Maine West. Carly Romano
tallied 5 scores in the losing effort for the Warriors.
Marian 11 Waubonsie Valley 2
Paige Wieser recorded 7 goals as Marian beat Waubonsie Valley 11-2 in a
nonconference matchup.
Northside 14 Latin 1
Morgan Nicholson tallied 3 scores, Jessica Skipper and Tori Kingman both
scored 2 times, and Marti Hale saved 7 shots in Northside's 14-1 win over
Latin.
Palatine 15 Hoffman 1
Rachel Chumbook scored 7 goals and Caroline Wojtas added 6 scores in
Palatine's 15-1 triumph over Hoffman. Kim Butler made 15 saves in the
winning effort for the Pirates. Jessica Sullivan scored once in the loss
for the Hawks.
Wheeling 9 Elk Grove 8
Kat Dobrowski and Theresa Godlewski each scored 3 times to lead Wheeling
to a 9-8 win over Elk Grove. Kathryn Noonan tallied 3 scores, Alexa Zajac
netted 2 goals, and Kellie Franke made 10 saves in the loss for the
Grenadiers.
