Published: Friday, April 23, 2010
PREP SOCCER/GOLF ROUNDUP: Snohomish notches 3-2 shootout win over Stanwood
STANWOOD — The Snohomish boys soccer team headed into Stanwood shorthanded Thursday night without one of its senior captains, who received a red card in the Panther's previous game, and its starting goalie, who sprained an ankle a week ago.
The Panthers headed out of Stanwood with a huge 3-2 Wesco North victory decided when fill-in freshman goalie Collin Shelton saved the Spartans' final penalty kick attempt. Snohomish missed just one penalty kick on the way to a 4-3 edge.
Brendon Gundry made a huge run 18 seconds into the game taking a pass from Carson Pingrey to get Snohomish (8-3-1 league and overall) on the board early but Mickey Brown answered quickly with an unassisted goal for the Spartans (6-4-2) in the second minute.
Conner Barton's unassisted goal gave Snohomish a 2-1 edge in the 67th minute but James Postma's free kick goal in the 77th minute sent the game into overtime. Stanwood's Dalton Alumbaugh played the entire game in goal.
Everett 2, Cascade 1: At Everett, Everett scored two second-half goals to grab a Wesco North win. Taylor Suarez (Eric Ofori assist) scored the game-tying goal in the 65th minute and Ofori followed in the 72nd minute with the game-winner for the Seagulls (3-7-1 league, 3-8-1 overall) off a Chaz Jenkins assist. Stephen Van scored for Cascade (3-9-0, 3-9-0) in the 15th minute. Cory Evans and Brian Janner both played goalkeeper for the Bruins. Tanner Jelinek earned the win in goal for Everett.
Monroe 4, Arlington 0: At Monroe, Andrew Barrett netted two goals as the Bearcats (5-4-2 league and overall) kept in the 4A District 1 playoff hunt with the convincing Wesco North win. Chris Sowler set up Barrett in the eighth minute to open the scoring. Edmond Fischer converted the second scoring chance in the 11th minute thanks to Jorge Avila, who scored the final goal of the game on a Quinn Coan assist in the 54th minute. Barrett's second goal came at the expense of Corbin Anderson in goal for the Eagles (7-5-0) and was assisted by Mitch Balk in the 17th minute. Jose Perez Jr recorded the clean sheet for Monroe while Cory Ferris minded the net in the second half for Arlington.
Cedarcrest 5, Granite Falls 1: At Granite Falls, led by Nik Porchia's two goals and Ben Toler's three assists, Cedarcrest earned a Cascade Conference win. After the Red Wolves fell behind early 1-0 due to a Maika Macalomani goal in the 15th minute for Granite Falls, Porchia answered with a goal in the 20th minute to tie it and then in the 31st (Shawn Klopp assist) to put Cedarcrest ahead 3-1. Klopp had made it 2-1 just prior to that on a Ben Toler assist in the 28th minute. The Red Wolves tacked on two more goals, one from C.J. Mawry in the 40th minute (Tyler Rodger assist) and another by Zach Wilhelm in the 44th minute (Tolar assist).
King's 6, South Whidbey 0: At Langley, Forwards Evan Sabo and Trevor Bartels each scored twice for King's in the Cascade Conference game. Jake Hibbard opened up the scoring for the Knights in the fifth minute on a Drew Corwin assist. He was immediately followed by Bartels, who found the back of the net twice in consecutive minutes (eighth and ninth) both on feeds from Jacob Hauser to make it 3-0. Sabo then closed out the half with two goals in the 32nd and 36th minutes, respectively (Gunnar Ildhuso and Bartels assists). Joseph Geong added the last goal in the 42nd minute on a Hauser assist. First-place King's improved to 9-2 with the win. South Whidbey is 6-5, 6-6.
Coupeville 1, Sultan 0: At Sultan, Coupeville's Spencer Tack collected a long pass and had enough poise on the ball to beat the goalkeeper one-on-one in the 48th minute to give the Wolves a Cascade Conference win. Isaac Wacker earned the shutout in goal for Coupeville (6-5 league, 7-6 overall). Clayton Knoles took the loss in goal for Sultan (3-8, 3-10) as both goalkeepers made a couple tremendous saves in the match, according to Sultan coach Mark Raney.
Archbishop Murphy 1, Lakewood 0 (shootout): At Marysville, Archbishop Murphy converted three penalty kicks in a Cascade Conference shootout win. Doug Ehlebracht earned the shutout in goal for the Wildcats (8-3 league, 8-4 overall). Sam Johnston was the hard-luck loser in goal for Lakewood (5-6, 5-8).
Boys golf
Oak Harbor 419, Stanwood 426, Everett 459
At Whidbey G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Stanwood: Paige Kavanaagh 82, Reece Esary 84, John Thayer 83, Nick Morgenstern 84, Justin Simmons 93. Everett: Kyle Maahs 85, Jared Heman 92, Mike Simpson 95, Will Sybertz 99, Gavin Hooker 88. Oak Harbor: Judd Ford 71 (medalist), Matt Fikse 85, Austin Fields 87, Dan Klope 88, Jim Nguyen 88.
Lake Stevens 413, Snohomish 420, Monroe 427
At Snohomish G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Monroe: Preston Love (co-medalist) 79, Andrew Russell 81, John Crosbie 87, Tyler Zissel 88, Jon Stafford 92. Lake Stevens: Mitch Girard (co-medalist) 79, Nick Paylor (co-medalist) 79, Patrick Barrett 81, Austin Sigl 86, Dustin Dwyer 88. Snohomish: Conner Rodewald 81, Sean Brill 83, Jacob Baird 84, Tyler Hella 86, Zach Martinson 92.
Girls golf
Edmonds-Woodway 128, Jackson 83, Meadowdale 33
At Mill Creek Golf and Country Club
18 holes, modified Stableford scoring
Edmonds-Woodway: Corey Rois (co-medalist) 29, Sarah Vlasic 23, Hannah Lauber 26, Paige Siegall 29 (co-medalist), Estella Jung 21. Meadowdale: Sarah Perkins 11, Kaylee Cram 19, Jin Im 3, Katie Harrington 0, Jisoo Han 0. Jackson: Laura Gay 19, Taylor Mackay 13, Lindsey Roberts 17, Courtney Columbro 22, Samantha Wilbur 12, Mariah O'Bryant 8.
Kamiak 126, Lynnwood 93, Mariner 36
At Walter Hall G.C.
Nine holes, modified Stableford scoring
Kamiak: Rachel Choi 34, Seo Hee Moon 38 (Medalist), Grace Choi 24, Kelsie Levine 16, Ashley Yi 10, Kayla Hatch 14. Lynnwood: Bethany H 25, Natalee H 19, Lindsey G 20, Haley M 7, Alyssa W 14, Shaina C 15. Mariner: Jodee Rowley 14, Emily Ross 3, Cortney MIllerup 6, Sona Lozano 0, Paula Sarmiento 12, Keely Cummings 1.
Marysville-Pilchuck 112, Monroe 82, Stanwood 52
At Camaloch G.C.
Nine holes, Modified Stableford scoring
Monroe: Amanda Reams 26, Kelcee Johnston 22. Marysville-Pilchuck: Stasia Ashley 28 (Medalist), Kelsey Colmore 25, Abby Beauchamp 22. Stanwood: Not reported
Cascade Conference weekly meet
At Jackson Park G.C.
18 holes, modified Stableford scoring
Team scores—King's 137, Archbishop Murphy 102, Lakewood 96, South Whidbey 89, Cedarcrest 89, Sultan 41.
King's: Jordan Wyrick (co-medalist) 30, Jasmine Kang 29, Jerissa Lumansoc 28, Yongie Jeong 26. Cedarcrest: Lauren Houk 28, Sophie Labate 25. South Whidbey: Brandi Winn 27. Lakewood: Kayle Mizell (co-medalist) 30.
The Panthers headed out of Stanwood with a huge 3-2 Wesco North victory decided when fill-in freshman goalie Collin Shelton saved the Spartans' final penalty kick attempt. Snohomish missed just one penalty kick on the way to a 4-3 edge.
Brendon Gundry made a huge run 18 seconds into the game taking a pass from Carson Pingrey to get Snohomish (8-3-1 league and overall) on the board early but Mickey Brown answered quickly with an unassisted goal for the Spartans (6-4-2) in the second minute.
Conner Barton's unassisted goal gave Snohomish a 2-1 edge in the 67th minute but James Postma's free kick goal in the 77th minute sent the game into overtime. Stanwood's Dalton Alumbaugh played the entire game in goal.
Everett 2, Cascade 1: At Everett, Everett scored two second-half goals to grab a Wesco North win. Taylor Suarez (Eric Ofori assist) scored the game-tying goal in the 65th minute and Ofori followed in the 72nd minute with the game-winner for the Seagulls (3-7-1 league, 3-8-1 overall) off a Chaz Jenkins assist. Stephen Van scored for Cascade (3-9-0, 3-9-0) in the 15th minute. Cory Evans and Brian Janner both played goalkeeper for the Bruins. Tanner Jelinek earned the win in goal for Everett.
Monroe 4, Arlington 0: At Monroe, Andrew Barrett netted two goals as the Bearcats (5-4-2 league and overall) kept in the 4A District 1 playoff hunt with the convincing Wesco North win. Chris Sowler set up Barrett in the eighth minute to open the scoring. Edmond Fischer converted the second scoring chance in the 11th minute thanks to Jorge Avila, who scored the final goal of the game on a Quinn Coan assist in the 54th minute. Barrett's second goal came at the expense of Corbin Anderson in goal for the Eagles (7-5-0) and was assisted by Mitch Balk in the 17th minute. Jose Perez Jr recorded the clean sheet for Monroe while Cory Ferris minded the net in the second half for Arlington.
Cedarcrest 5, Granite Falls 1: At Granite Falls, led by Nik Porchia's two goals and Ben Toler's three assists, Cedarcrest earned a Cascade Conference win. After the Red Wolves fell behind early 1-0 due to a Maika Macalomani goal in the 15th minute for Granite Falls, Porchia answered with a goal in the 20th minute to tie it and then in the 31st (Shawn Klopp assist) to put Cedarcrest ahead 3-1. Klopp had made it 2-1 just prior to that on a Ben Toler assist in the 28th minute. The Red Wolves tacked on two more goals, one from C.J. Mawry in the 40th minute (Tyler Rodger assist) and another by Zach Wilhelm in the 44th minute (Tolar assist).
King's 6, South Whidbey 0: At Langley, Forwards Evan Sabo and Trevor Bartels each scored twice for King's in the Cascade Conference game. Jake Hibbard opened up the scoring for the Knights in the fifth minute on a Drew Corwin assist. He was immediately followed by Bartels, who found the back of the net twice in consecutive minutes (eighth and ninth) both on feeds from Jacob Hauser to make it 3-0. Sabo then closed out the half with two goals in the 32nd and 36th minutes, respectively (Gunnar Ildhuso and Bartels assists). Joseph Geong added the last goal in the 42nd minute on a Hauser assist. First-place King's improved to 9-2 with the win. South Whidbey is 6-5, 6-6.
Coupeville 1, Sultan 0: At Sultan, Coupeville's Spencer Tack collected a long pass and had enough poise on the ball to beat the goalkeeper one-on-one in the 48th minute to give the Wolves a Cascade Conference win. Isaac Wacker earned the shutout in goal for Coupeville (6-5 league, 7-6 overall). Clayton Knoles took the loss in goal for Sultan (3-8, 3-10) as both goalkeepers made a couple tremendous saves in the match, according to Sultan coach Mark Raney.
Archbishop Murphy 1, Lakewood 0 (shootout): At Marysville, Archbishop Murphy converted three penalty kicks in a Cascade Conference shootout win. Doug Ehlebracht earned the shutout in goal for the Wildcats (8-3 league, 8-4 overall). Sam Johnston was the hard-luck loser in goal for Lakewood (5-6, 5-8).
Boys golf
Oak Harbor 419, Stanwood 426, Everett 459
At Whidbey G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Stanwood: Paige Kavanaagh 82, Reece Esary 84, John Thayer 83, Nick Morgenstern 84, Justin Simmons 93. Everett: Kyle Maahs 85, Jared Heman 92, Mike Simpson 95, Will Sybertz 99, Gavin Hooker 88. Oak Harbor: Judd Ford 71 (medalist), Matt Fikse 85, Austin Fields 87, Dan Klope 88, Jim Nguyen 88.
Lake Stevens 413, Snohomish 420, Monroe 427
At Snohomish G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Monroe: Preston Love (co-medalist) 79, Andrew Russell 81, John Crosbie 87, Tyler Zissel 88, Jon Stafford 92. Lake Stevens: Mitch Girard (co-medalist) 79, Nick Paylor (co-medalist) 79, Patrick Barrett 81, Austin Sigl 86, Dustin Dwyer 88. Snohomish: Conner Rodewald 81, Sean Brill 83, Jacob Baird 84, Tyler Hella 86, Zach Martinson 92.
Girls golf
Edmonds-Woodway 128, Jackson 83, Meadowdale 33
At Mill Creek Golf and Country Club
18 holes, modified Stableford scoring
Edmonds-Woodway: Corey Rois (co-medalist) 29, Sarah Vlasic 23, Hannah Lauber 26, Paige Siegall 29 (co-medalist), Estella Jung 21. Meadowdale: Sarah Perkins 11, Kaylee Cram 19, Jin Im 3, Katie Harrington 0, Jisoo Han 0. Jackson: Laura Gay 19, Taylor Mackay 13, Lindsey Roberts 17, Courtney Columbro 22, Samantha Wilbur 12, Mariah O'Bryant 8.
Kamiak 126, Lynnwood 93, Mariner 36
At Walter Hall G.C.
Nine holes, modified Stableford scoring
Kamiak: Rachel Choi 34, Seo Hee Moon 38 (Medalist), Grace Choi 24, Kelsie Levine 16, Ashley Yi 10, Kayla Hatch 14. Lynnwood: Bethany H 25, Natalee H 19, Lindsey G 20, Haley M 7, Alyssa W 14, Shaina C 15. Mariner: Jodee Rowley 14, Emily Ross 3, Cortney MIllerup 6, Sona Lozano 0, Paula Sarmiento 12, Keely Cummings 1.
Marysville-Pilchuck 112, Monroe 82, Stanwood 52
At Camaloch G.C.
Nine holes, Modified Stableford scoring
Monroe: Amanda Reams 26, Kelcee Johnston 22. Marysville-Pilchuck: Stasia Ashley 28 (Medalist), Kelsey Colmore 25, Abby Beauchamp 22. Stanwood: Not reported
Cascade Conference weekly meet
At Jackson Park G.C.
18 holes, modified Stableford scoring
Team scores—King's 137, Archbishop Murphy 102, Lakewood 96, South Whidbey 89, Cedarcrest 89, Sultan 41.
King's: Jordan Wyrick (co-medalist) 30, Jasmine Kang 29, Jerissa Lumansoc 28, Yongie Jeong 26. Cedarcrest: Lauren Houk 28, Sophie Labate 25. South Whidbey: Brandi Winn 27. Lakewood: Kayle Mizell (co-medalist) 30.
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