PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: Kamiak edges Shorewood in shootout

Published 10:01 am Friday, October 9, 2009

MUKILTEO — Freshman Emma Makela is usually minding the nets for Kamiak, but on Thursday she found herself at the other end of the field and the newly-minted forward knocked home one of two successful shootout penalty kicks, and the Knights beat Shorewood 1-0 in the Wesco South clash at Kamiak High School.

With injured forward Lauren Luke on the sidelines, Makela was called into action, and after two forty-minute halfs and a pair of five-minute overtimes, it went to the shootout.

“Just like the last time we played Shorewood, we battled every last minute,” said Kamiak coach Beth Stewart.

Kamiak (2-1 in league, 6-2-2 overall) controlled play for much of the first half, outshooting the Thunderbirds 9-3, but the second half saw Shorewood (1-2 in league and 4-5-1 overall) come out attacking on all cylinders, with eight shots on junior Tana Foster.

“They were gunning for us in the second half,” said Stewart, whose Knights had 11 shots themselves on the Shorewood keeper. “The ball was bouncing all over the place, but nobody could get it through.”

In addition to Makela, senior Hillary Hermes also found the back of the Thunderbird net in the shootout.

Kamiak keeper Tana Foster not only blanked Shorewood during the first 90 minutes, she stopped all four penalty kicks.

“Tana played by far the best game I’ve ever seen her play,” added Stewart. “From the beginning, she was so composed and confident.”

Glacier Peak 2, Mountlake Terrace 1: At Lynnwood, Malloy Leahy (16th minute) and Sam Long (Stephenie Cummings assist in the 53rd minute) both scored goals to lead Glacier Peak to the Wesco South win. Erin Russell scored for Mountlake Terrace off an Ali Christman assist in the 54th minute. Nicole Giovine and Mackenzie Sevenants shared time in goal for the Grizzlies (2-1 league, 7-2-1 overall) while Takara Mitsui was the goalkeeper for the Hawks (2-1, 2-7-1).

Edmonds-Woodway 1, Shorecrest 0 (SO): At Shoreline, Edmonds-Woodway’s Justine Ponton made a quick-reaction save in overtime and allowed only one penalty kick goal (Nicole Harris) in the shootout, improving the Warriors’ record to 2-1 in league, 6-1-3 overall. Sophie Judd, Mireya Saucedo, Lauren Previs, and Kate Parker scored in the shootout for E-W. Shorecrest’s (0-3, 3-5-2) goalkeeper was Kayla Obrycki.

Jackson 6, Mariner 0: At Everett, Jackson had six different goal scorers as Brianna Ellis, Megan Bolmes, Taylor Hutchens, Kayla Beer, Molly McPherson and KC Wilson each scored for the Timberwolves, keeping Jackson perfect in the Wesco South at 3-0, 9-0-1 overall. Cara Wegner had four assists for Jackson, and goalies Wilson and Beer combined for the shutout.

Meadowdale 5, Lynnwood 0: At Edmonds, Julia Fjortoft had goals in the 33rd and 55th minute for Meadowdale, who also got goals from Brittany Evarts in the sixth minute (Maddi Null assist), Kari Beaulieu in the 68th minute (Kaeli Eberth) and Eberth scored in the 71st minute. Julia Grossenbacher was in goal and got the shutout for Mavericks (3-0-0 league, 6-3-1 overall).

Arlington 2, Marysville-Pilchuck 1: At Marysville, Jessica Van Loo scored in the seventh minute off a Mackie Adell assist, but M-P’s Kiely Cordon answered with a goal in the 13th minute, fed by Stephani Hagberg’s assist to tie the score. In the 72nd minute, Samantha Coy scored unassisted inside the 6-yard box, and Arlington (3-7 league, 3-7 overall) won the Wesco North game with Chelsea Boulton as goalie. Lauren Schoonover and Melissa Schuetze split duties in goal for the Tomahawks (5-4-1, 5-4-1).

Everett 2, Stanwood 0: At Everett, Cherise Shaver scored in the 17th minute (Annie Sittauer assist) and Makaela Nellams (Haley Ayers) scored in the 70th minute for Everett. Katie Johnson was in goal for Everett (10-0-0 league and overall), as was Haley Haugstad for Stanwood (3-4-2, 3-4-2).

Lake Stevens 6, Oak Harbor 0: At Lake Stevens, Annie Thomas had two goals and two assists, and Lake Stevens remained in second place in the Wesco North at 7-2-1. For Lake Stevens’ first goal, Thomas passed to Kinslee Isaman in the corner, Isaman rocketed a pass back to Thomas and Thomas hit a one-timer from 20 yards out inside the far post. Cici Carter had two goals, Sandra Osborn had a goal and an assist, Lindsay Licht had a goal and Breonna Countryman had an assist for Lake Stevens. Kaiya Paulson recorded the shutout in goal for the Vikings. Oak Harbor’s (0-3, 2-6) goalie was Maggie Gorman.

Monroe 3, Cascade 0: At Monroe, Kaitlynn Chesemore scored in the 27th minute (Whitney Siler assist), Siler scored in the 32nd minute and Casey Neumann scored in the 47th minute for Monroe. Dani Philippart played goalkeeper and got the shutout for Monroe (5-3-2 league and overall).

Granite Falls 1, Coupeville 0: at Coupeville, with three minutes remaining in the second half, Coupeville’s defenders tried clearing the ball, but Granite Falls’ (4-5 league, 6-5 overall) Sarah Hughes had the ball deflect off her and into the goal, giving Granite Falls the Cascade Conference win. Megan Smith and Ashley Manker split time in goal for Coupeville (1-8, 3-8).

Archbishop Murphy 17, Sultan 0: At Everett, Sam Pettinger scored three goals, Maddy Huggins had two goals and two assists, Tasha Pabisz had two goals and one assist, Meagan Duke scored two goals with one assist and Alli Beard had two goals in Murphy’s Cascade Conference win. Lindsey Bos, Kelly Gould, Chloe LaMarre, Jess Ficklin and Ally Beck each scored once, and Erin Ryan added two assists. Alexa Huges and Julie Connelly split time in goal for Murphy, which is now 9-0 in league, 10-0 overall.

Cedarcrest 5, South Whidbey 1: At Duvall, Cedarcrest’s Alix Combs scored on an assist from Ashton Griffen in the third minute and South Whidbey’s Megan Larmore scored in the seventh minute on Jessica Manca’s assist to tie the score. But Cedarcrest rattled off four unanswered goals, as Combs was assisted by McKenna Swanson and Katie Walsh in the 37th minute. In the 65th minute, Swanson scored unassisted. In the 73rd minute, Maggie Pleis scored on Griffen’s assist, and Griffen assisted again in the 78th minute on Laura Hisler’s goal for Cedarcrest’s (6-3 league, 7-3 overall) Cascade Conference win. Cedarcrest’s goalkeeper was Kori Butterfield.

Boys soccer

Shoreline Christian 6, Orcas Island 1: At Shoreline, Shoreline Christian got four goals from Travis Hudson, who scored in the 27th minute (Jin Suk Seo assist), 46th minute (Suk Seo, Keith Jacobs), 47th minute (Ben Turner) and 64th minute (Jacobs). Austin Knight scored in the 36th minute (Suk Seo) and Jacobs added a goal in the 70th minute to round out the scoring for the Crusaders (1-0 league, 6-2-1 overall). Chase Drake scored in the 42nd minute (Rhys Thompson) for Orcas Island (0-1, 2-3-1).