PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: Jackson bags big win over Edmonds-Woodway in a shootout

Published 12:27 pm Wednesday, October 21, 2009

EDMONDS — Edmonds-Woodway coach Bill LeCompte’s plan to stop Jackson’s dynamic duo of Cara Wegner and Megan Bolmes worked during regulation play and overtime, but Lori DeLand, Wegner and Bolmes connected on penalty kick tries and Jackson goalie KC Wilson allowed only two goals, giving Jackson a 1-0 shootout victory in the Wesco South opener for both teams at Edmonds District Stadium.

Jackson is now 1-0 in league, 7-0-1 overall. E-W fell to 0-1, 4-1-3.

“Both Jackson and us were looking forward coming into this game,” LeCompte said. “Its a true test, its a true mark to find out how we have grown after our preseason. Both teams came in undefeated, one of us was gonna end up losing.”

LeCompte said that the game was a defensive battle, played mostly in the center of the field, with each team trying any number of attempts to score from long range kicks, to aggressive defensive tactics.

“It was a really hard-fought game back and forth,” LeCompte added, “but its kind of the way it should be when you have two of the best teams playing each other … We were out there dying for each other on the field.”

Mireya Saucedo and Sophie Judd scored in the shootout, but the Warriors were unable to score again.

Kayla Beer played in goal for Jackson in the first half, with Wilson stepping in in the second half and shootout. Justine Ponton was in goal for E-W.

Shorewood 1, Glacier Peak 0 (shootout): At Snohomish, Shorewood’s Pamela London, Jennifer Franklin, Lisa Santroch and Lisa Echert each connected for penalty kick goals, improving the Thunderbirds’ record to 1-0 in league, 4-3-1 overall. Glacier Peak got penalty kick goals from Sam Long, Brooke Gilbert and Shelby Stromerson, but the Grizzlies fell to 0-1, 5-2-1. Glacier Peak’s goalkeeper was Nicole Giovine, and Kelsey Jang was in goal for Shorewood.

Meadowdale 5, Shorecrest 1: At Shoreline, Meadowdale’s Julia Fjortoft scored three goals and had an assist, and teammate Kaeli Eberth scored one goal and assisted on two others, leading the way for the Mavericks (1-0 league, 4-3-1 overall) in the Wesco South opener. Maddi Null scored Meadowdale’s last goal in the 59th minute. Shorecrest’s (0-1, 3-3-2) Brianne Lasconia scored unassisted in the 30th minute. Meadowdale had Julia Grossenbacher in goal, and Chelsey Doyle and Kayla Obrycki split duties in goal for Shorecrest.

Mountlake Terrace 7, Mariner 0: At Everett, Rachel Fesler scored in the 14th minute (Kaitlyn Boseck assist) and in the 39th minute (Erin Russell) for Mountlake Terrace to lead the Hawks to the Wesco South victory. Erin Russell scored in the ninth minute, Kaitlyn Boseck scored in the 12th minute (Russell), Cori Pingul scored in the 20th minute (Kaitie Higgins), Higgins had a goal in the 24th minute and Christina Wimmer also added a goal in the 58th minute for the Hawks. Takara Mitsui played goalkeeper for the Hawks (1-0-0 league, 1-6-1 overall), as did Mia Ayala for Mariner (0-1-0, 0-8-0).

Kamiak 7, Lynnwood 0: At Lynnwood, the Knights scored five times in the first 19 minutes en route to blanking Lynnwood in Wesco South action. Lauren Luke tallied a hat trick (10th, 49th and 51st minutes) and Cassidy Seckman added a pair of goals (2nd and 7th) to lead Kamiak. Paige Littrell (13th minute, assisted by Anna Larmore) and Rachel Simmons (19th) also found the back of the net. Cara Munoz chipped in with two assists and Seckman had one for the Knights (1-0, 5-1-2). Tana Foster and Emma Makela recorded the shutout for Kamiak while Natalie Cachopo minded the nets for the Royals (0-1, 1-7).

Marysville-Pilchuck 2, Monroe 1 (2 OT): At Marysville, Mady Schoonover scored the game-winning goal off a Krista Riozzi assist with one minute remaining in the second overtime period to lead Marysville-Pilchuck to the Wesco North win. Lynzee Felder struck first for Monroe (3-3-2 league and overall) with a goal in the 36th minute after a pass from Alyssa Drew. Kiely Cordon tied it with a goal for the Tomahawks (5-2-1, 5-2-1) in the 59th minute. Lauren Schoonover was the goalkeeper for M-P, while Dani Philippart stood in goal for the Bearcats.

Snohomish 5, Oak Harbor 0: At Oak Harbor, Melina Alvarado scored goals in the 56th minute (Aly Morgan assist) and 73rd minute (Becca Tapert) for Snohomish. Lauren Johnson (Morgan Green) had a goal in the 20th minute, Green scored in the 28th minute (Shelby Beeman) and Morgan scored in the 63rd minute for the Panthers. Melissa Dreves played goalkeeper for Snohomish (5-3 league and overall), as did Maggie Gorman for Oak Harbor (0-8, 0-8).

Stanwood 2, Arlington 0: At Stanwood, Riley Henderson and Keanae Loera each scored a goal for Stanwood to lead the Spartans to the Wesco North win. Haley Haugstad recorded the shutout for Stanwood (3-3-2 league and overall) and Chelsea Boulton was the goalkeeper for Arlington (2-6, 2-6).

Lakewood 1, Cedarcrest 0 (shootout): At Marysville, sophomore goalkeeper Miranda Head had 15 saves for the Cougars (6-1 in league, 8-1 overall), who won on penalty kicks, 4-2. Lakewood beat the Red Wolves (4-3, 5-3-1) for the first time in school history in the Cascade Conference clash. Kori Butterfield had nine saves minding the Cedarcrest nets.

Archbishop Murphy 2, King’s 1: At Everett, Erin Ryan sent in a corner kick that King’s cleared, but Ryan corralled the ball and sent a shot from the left side of the penalty box past King’s goalkeeper Maddy McDevitt for the eventual game-winner in the 55th minute. Archbishop Murphy remained undefeated at 7-0 in the Cascade Conference, 8-0 overall. Murphy’s Caroline Brawner scored off Lindsey Bos’ assist to take a 1-0 lead, but King’s (5-2, 6-2) struck back as Hillary Zevenbergen passed from the corner to Christina McCormick, who one-touched it and put it in the far post of the goal from 25 yards out in the 39th minute, the first goal surrendered by Murphy this season. Alexa Huges was in goal for the Wildcats.

South Whidbey 3, Coupeville 0: At Coupeville, Jessica Manca and Paige Miller found the back of the net in the first half, and Anna Lennon added a third South Whidbey goal in the second half as the Falcons (2-5 in league, 4-5 overall) blanked the Wolves (4-3, 5-3-1) in Cascade Conference action. Megan Smith and Grace Lapoint shared goalkeeping duties for the Wolves.

Football

Bothell 42, Ballard 7: At Seattle, Mitchell Muller was 6-for-10 passing for 112 yards and two touchdowns and Luke Proulx rushed for 129 yards on eight carries with two touchdowns to lead Bothell to the Kingco victory.

At Seattle Memorial Stadium

Bothell211470—42

Ballard0007—7

Bothell—Proulx 36 run (Mercer kick)

Bothell—Hartvigson 11 pass from Muller (Mercer kick)

Bothell—Cooper 18 fumble return (Mercer kick)

Bothell—Watson 14 pass from Muller (Mercer kick)

Bothell—Burk 7 run (Mercer kick)

Bothell—Proulx 26 run (Mercer kick)

Ballard—Scott 60 run (Law-phipps kick)

Records—Bothell 2-0 league, 5-0 overall. Ballard 0-2, 0-5.