Prep Roundup:Everett wins girls soccer match
Published 5:21 pm Sunday, September 27, 2009
EVERETT — Saturday afternoon high school girls soccer games often lack the thrill of playing under the lights in front of larger crowds during the week, making it hard for players to get pumped up, according to Everett head coach Kosta Pitharoulis.
But Western Conference North Division-leading Everett scored in each half en route to a 2-0 Wesco North win over Snohomish Saturday at Everett Memorial Stadium.
“Saturday games are tough to get up for,” Pitharoulis said. “So I was pleased with the team’s effort.”
Kylie Beeson scored in the 32nd minute to put the Seagulls (6-0 league and overall) up 1-0. Following a long corner kick, Everett’s Bailey McMullen settled the ball and sent it back into the box to a waiting Beeson, who slotted the ball into the net from about six yards out.
The Seagulls defense did a solid job of keeping Snohomish (3-3) off the board. The Panthers had a couple opportunities, including a 45-yard free kick that sailed over the crossbar and three consecutive corner kicks that Everett turned away.
“The defense played very well,” Pitharoulis said. “Other than the three corner kick opportunities, the defense was stout, the whole back line (including goalkeeper Katie Johnson) played well.”
Haley Ayers doubled the lead with a header in the 63rd minute. Annie Sittauer swung in a cross from the far right side of the field and hit Ayers’ well-timed run to the back post for a header.
“There was a bit of a build up,” Pitharoulis said of Ayers’ goal. “…it was nice to see that.”
Ashley Holten took the loss in goal for Snohomish.
Lake Stevens 4, Arlington 2: At Arlington, Sandra Osborn scored a hat trick for Lake Stevens in a Wesco North league game. Osborn scored in the 38th (Kinslee Isaman assist), 45th (Kaleen Berg assist) and 68th (Annie Thomas assist) minutes for Lake Stevens (5-1 league and overall). Isaman (Desi Nickell assist) scored the other goal for the Vikings. Sadie Hitsky (Olivia Woodard assist) and Woodard (Jessica VanLoo assist) scored for Arlington (2-5, 2-5). Chelsea Boulton was Arlington’s goalkeeper. Kaiya Paulson and Sierra Hobday shared time in goal for Lake Stevens.
Stanwood 1, Monroe 1 (OT): At Stanwood, Alissa Drew scored on a penalty kick in the 66th minute to give Monroe the lead, but Keanae Loera (Riley Henderson assist) struck back for Stanwood in the 68th minute in a Wesco North league game. Dani Philippart was the goalkeeper for Monroe (3-1-2 league and overall). Stanwood’s (2-3-1) goalkeeper was Haley Haugstad.
Cascade 0, Marysville-Pilchuck 0: At Marysville, Lauren Schoonover was the goalkeeper for Marysville-Pilchuck (4-1-1 league and overall). Rachel Leupold and Whitney Hawthrone split time in goal for Cascade (0-6-1, 0-6-1).
King’s 10, Sultan 0: At Sultan, Hillary Zevenbergen (Christina McCormick assist) started the scoring for King’s in the 11th minute, and it continued all game long. Kelsey Christianson (Zevenbergen) scored in the 17th minute, Zevenbergen scored again in the 26th minute, Maddy McDevitt (Isabelle Quinn) scored in the 35th minute, Anna Diede (Olivia Baker) followed with a goal in the 36th minute, MacKenze Graham (Zevenbergen) scored the first of her two goals in the 43rd minute, Hillary Quinn (Zevenbergen) scored in the 45th minute, Isabelle Quinn (Baker) scored in the 54th minute, Graham’s (Baker) other goal came in the 61st minute, and Diede (Baker) added another goal in the 78th minute. Maddy McDevitt and Hillary Zevenbergen split time in goal for King’s (4-1 league, 5-1 overall). Korena Price played goalkeeper for Sultan (0-5, 0-6).
Granite Falls 3, South Whidbey 2: At Granite Falls, Katyann Powers and Katie Cashman scored early goals to propel Granite Falls to a Cascade Conference win. Powers’ tally and Cashman’s (Sarah Hensley assist) goal gave Granite Falls (2-3 league, 4-3 overall) an early 2-0 lead before South Whidbey’s (1-4, 2-5) Paige Miller cut the lead in half in the 53rd minute. Cacia Stevens (Powers assist) scored in the 60th minute to give the Tigers some breathing room. Miller finished with two goals for South Whidbey, and Makenzie Peterson added an assist. Kelsey Carlson earned the win in goal for Granite Falls. Tasha Kamps was the goalkeeper for South Whidbey.
Boys soccer
North Sound Christian 2, Providence Classical Christian 1: At Mountlake Terrace, Beau Butaud (Andrew Moisant assist) got Providence Classical Christian (PCC) on the board in the 21st minute, but North Sound Christian (NSC) got goals from Kyle Kang and Nick Bae in the second half to earn the Northwest 1B victory. Barret Jenness and Daniel Oakland split time in goal for NSC (1-0 league, 1-2 overall). Luke Morris was the goalkeeper for PCC (0-1, 1-2).
Cross country
Three Course Challenge: At Seaside, Ore., Oak Harbor’s Tyler King (22:12) won the boys 5,000 meters hard division race. Meadowdale’s Matt Crichlow (22:31) finished seventh, Shorecrest’s Joe McConaughy (22:34) finished 10th and Meadowdale’s Jon Hanson (22:36) finished 11th. Oak Harbor’s Allison Duvenez (26:56) placed 10th in the 5,000 meters hard division for the girls. Oak Harbor’s Adrianna Royal (24:33) won the girls 5,000 meters moderate race. Mathew Reith (21:39), of Oak Harbor, had the highest local finish in the boys 5,000 meters moderate race, coming in ninth. Shorecrest’s Abiel Tekle (16:56) placed seventh in the boys 5,000 meters easy race and Oak Harbor’s Jessica Denmon (21:22) finished 17th in the girls 5,000 easy race.
King’s Invite: At Shoreline, King’s dominated its own invitational with runners from both the boys and girls squads finishing first in the 3-mile race. In the girls race, King’s runners crossed the line in first through sixth position. Adele Eslinger won the race in 20 minutes, 21 seconds and following her were: Makenzie Taylor (20:24), Morgan Hamm (21:27), Stephanie Rice (21:46), Emma Barr (21:50) and Sami McDevitt (22:01). Harris Emmons placed first for King’s in the boys race with a time of 17:35. King’s senior Nate Faubion crossed the line in second place (18:01). Also for King’s: Ryan Gamache (18:32) finished fourth, Nick Lowe-Hale (18:56) was fifth, Jared Clemens (19:01) was ninth and Jonathan Yu (19:20) placed tenth.
Nike Pre Nationals: At Portland, Ore., Shorewood placed fourth in the boys Division 1 race, with Joe Gladow finishing in 14th place, Alex Brock finishing in 15th place and Colin Wilkins placing 19th. The girls finished 10th in the Jim Danner race, which according to coach Daniel Soler is the top-tier girls race that the girls were specifically invited to take part in. Erin Johnson placed 31st and Charlee Linton placed 37th in the Jim Danner race. The individual times were not reported.
Football
Lopez Island 38, Highland Christian 22: At Lopez Island, Highland Christian’s Stephen Myers rushed for 103 yards on 10 carries and Nels Knutson had 45 yards on seven carries and two touchdowns in the non-conference loss to Lopez Island.
At Lopez Island H.S.
Highland Christian8086—22
Lopez Island1201412—38
Highland Christian—Teal 3 pass from Jahraus (Knutson run)
Lopez Island—Kramer 2 pass from Jardine (run failed)
Lopez Island—Kramer 40 run (run failed)
Lopez Island—Hoffman 38 run (run failed)
Highland Christian—Knutson 25 run (Teal pass from Jahraus)
Lopez Island—Hoffman 20 run (Nopson run)
Lopez Island—Jardine 6 run (run failed)
Highland Christian—Knutson 12 run (pass failed)
Lopez Island—Hoffman 45 run (run failed)
Records—Highland Christian 0-3 overall. Lopez Island 2-1.
Darrington 58, Evergreen Lutheran 13: At Darrington, Robert Gillette had seven carries for 96 yards, a punt return and interception return for a touchdown to lead Darrington to a non-conference win. Darrington scored twice on interception returns and pounded Evergreen Lutheran for 429 total offensive yards.
At Darrington H.S.
Evergreen Lutheran00013—13
Darrington820228—58
Darrington—Stemme 10 run (Stemme run)
Darrington—Loughnan 57 run (run failed)
Darrington—Gillette 20 interception return (run failed)
Darrington—Gillette 40 run (Kandt pass from Loughnan)
Darrington—Gillette 60 punt return (Hyde pass from Loughnan)
Darrington—Gillette 30 run (run failed)
Darrington—Palmer 23 run (Brooks run)
Darrington—Palmer 45 interception return (DiMaggio run)
Evergreen Lutheran—18 run (kick good)
Evergreen Lutheran—16 pass (kick blocked)
Records—Evergreen Lutheran 0-2 overall. Darrington 3-1.
Diving
District 1 diving qualification meet: At Anacortes, Marysville-Pilchuck diver Sarah Clark led the 4A District 1 qualification meet with a state-qualifying and All-American consideration score of 382.95. The Tomahawks’ Marysa Eastman (352.55 points) also earned a state-qualifying time. In the 3A division, Shorecrest’s Neva Mahler earned a state-qualifying score of 326.99 points. Divers who earned district-qualifying scores were: Samantha Limesand (Glacier Peak ) and Jayde Loftis (Shorecrest) in 3A and Cherish Broker (M-P), Kyla Riley (Shorewood), Stacia Martinaue (Shorewood) and Alayna Fordon (M-P).
