PREP ROUNDUP: Monroe knocks off North soccer leader
Published 11:11 pm Tuesday, April 20, 2010
LAKE STEVENS — Coaches Ryan Schaeffer of Monroe and Lake Stevens’ Scott Flanders are developing quite a rivalry. Over the last couple of years, the two teams have played a number of close games. Tuesday night’s was no different.
After falling to the Vikings earlier in the season, Monroe (4-4-2) utilized multi-goal games from both Jorge Avila (10th and 46th minute) and Andrew Barrett (12th and 66th minute both assisted by Chris Sowler) to knock off the Wesco North league-leading Lake Stevens, 5-4.
“We got a pretty good rivalry going with Lake Stevens … they’re a very good team,” said Monroe head coach Ryan Schaeffer. “So coming in tonight, knowing that we had a disappointing loss on Friday, we knew we needed some points.”
The Bearcats fell behind early, though, when Jake Orwiller scored in the third minute for Lake Stevens with a beautiful corner kick.
Avila and Barrett, however, answered with two quick goals for the Bearcats as they took a 2-1 lead. Edmond Fischer (Avila assist) then followed with a goal in the 22nd minute to make it 3-1.
“The guys just kept battling and battling, I gotta give them a lot of credit,” Schaeffer said of his team. “I’m really proud of the way my boys came out today emotionally.”
Lake Stevens (8-2-1) answered with a Nic Rowe goal in the 25th minute (Vasily Bogdanoff assist) to cut the lead to one, but Avila and Barrett poured in their second goals early on in the second half to keep the Vikings at bay.
A Josh Otusanya penalty kick in the 70th minute and Orwiller goal in the 80th minute (Bogdanoff assist) were too little too late for the Vikings.
Jose Perez Jr. was strong all game in goal for Monroe, helping them to the important win.
“It keeps us alive a little bit longer,” Schaeffer said.
Arlington 2, Snohomish 0: At Arlington, David Lopez got Arlington off to a quick start in their Wesco North game, finishing off a rebound of a Jake Smith shot in the fourth minute. From there, it was a solid defensive effort and great goaltending from keeper Corben Anderson that earned the Eagles an important win over the second-place Panthers. The win puts Arlington just a half game behind Snohomish now in the division. Arlington got an insurance goal in the 79th minute from Smith, who scored on a breakaway.
Oak Harbor 3, Everett 2: At Oak Harbor, Vance Freitas scored twice, including the game-winner with six minutes remaining for Oak Harbor’s first win of the season. Greg Wolfe assisted both Freitas goals. Oak Harbor’s Caleb Gatica (Ryan Fakkema assist) scored the other goal. Damion Carney and Chaz Jenkins each scored for Everett. Oak Harbor (1-10-0 league, 1-10-0 overall) had Tucker Lundstrom in goal, and Everett (2-7-1, 2-7-1) had Tanner Jelinek.
Stanwood 2, Cascade 1 (shootout): At Everett, Steven Van scored for Cascade (3-8-0 league and overall) in the 70th minute (Skyler Sutherland assist), but Stanwood (6-3-2) got the win in a shootout. None of Stanwood’s information was reported. Brian Janner and Cory Evans split time in goal for Cascade.
Jackson 5, Lynnwood 0: At Everett, Jackson got a hat trick by Tye Hastings in their Wesco South win. Hastings scored in the 25th minute (Brian Lafavour assist), in the 37th minute (Elliot Hylt on assist) and in the 46th minute (Morgan Taylor assist). Hayden Addington, meanwhile, had a very strong game in goal for the Timberwolves. Jackson’s other goals came from Riley Martin (Daniel Schull assist) in the 19th minute and Brian Lafavour, who scored in the 60th minute on a penalty kick. The keeper for Lynnwood was Emiliano Suarez.
Kamiak 2, Edmonds-Woodway 1 (OT): At Mukilteo, Kamiak scored a goal in the 70th minute to tie the game at 1-1 and scored in the overtime period for the Wesco South win. Tyler Hawkinson scored the first Kamiak (2-2-0 league, 5-4-2 overall) goal and assisted on Spencer Kienholz’s overtime goal. E-W’s (2-2-0, 6-4-1) Jake Lagucik (Ben Wilmot assist) scored in the 46th minute. Kamiak had Austin Porter in goal and E-W had Connor Scalet.
Lakewood 5, Granite Falls 0: At Granite Falls, Josue Rivera’s penalty kick in the 15th minute for Lakewood set the tone for the Cascade Conference game. The Cougars would soon follow Rivera’s goal with one from Sean Hackworth (Mason Brisben assist) in the 26th minute, Kevin Marroquin in the 47th minute and a James Johnson goal (Brendan Gruener assist) in the 79th minute. An own goal in the 59th minute by Granite Falls capped the scoring. Sam Johnston was the keeper for Lakewood while Adrien Galle did the majority of the net minding for Granite Falls. Ryan Murphy came on in relief late in the second half for the Tigers.
Archbishop Murphy 8, Coupeville 0: At Everett, Erik Schmidt had two goals and two assists, and Matt Fryer added another two in the Cascade Conference shutout. Riley Raynor, Erik McCaughan, Alexis Magana and Jason Houts added the other goals. Doug Ehlebracht got the shutout in goal for Murphy (7-3 league, 7-4 overall). Isaac Wacker and Evan Ameluxen-Coleman were in goal for Coupeville (5-5, 6-6).
King’s 2, Cedarcrest 0: At Duvall, Cascade Conference leader King’s got two goals from Trevor Bartels, one in the fifth minute (Jake Hibbard assist) and the other in the 45th minute (Gunnar Ildhuso). Matt Matysik was in goal for King’s (8-2-0 league and overall) as was Colin McHargue for Cedarcrest. (6-4-0 league, 6-6-0 overall).
South Whidbey 1, Sultan 0: At Sultan, Noah Moeller scored the lone goal of the game in the 27th minute off an assist from Kevin Rookstool and TJ Russell made some impressive saves in goal to lead South Whidbey (6-4 league, 6-5 overall) to the Cascade Conference win. Clayton Knowles, a wide receiver for the Sultan football team in the fall, stood in goal for the Turks (3-7, 3-9).
Bothell 5, Eastlake 2: At Bothell, Bothell (4-2-0 league, 7-2-2 overall) opened up the scoring in the 13th minute when Brandon Rise (Nick Schroeder assist) found the back of the net. The Cougars also got goals from Devin Nakahara (Alan Villavicencio/Josh Bear) in the 25th minute, Bear (Russell Kilgannon) in the 37th minute, Alan Villavicencio (Kilgannon) in the 65th minute and Schroeder (Yordan Rivera) in the 77th minute. Nick Rudella (Thomas Cools) scored in the 21st minute and Renato Bandeira scored on a penalty kick in the 49th minute for Eastlake (3-2-1, 4-3-3). Goalkeepers for both teams were not reported.
Tennis
Glacier Peak 4, Meadowdale 3
At Glacier Peak H.S.
Singles—Josie Dow (M) def. Catherine Jorgensen 6-1, 6-3; Olivia Bates (M) def. Louisa Pendergast 6-1, 6-4; Nadean Al-ali (GP) def. Isabel Reeb 6-0, 7-5; Amchelle Clendenin (GP) def. Breanna Sankey 6-1, 6-3. Doubles—Monica Gillie-Sarah Desautels (GP) def. Vanessa Woo-Natalie Buslach 6-2, 6-4; Sam Long-Sami Boggs (GP) def. Sarah Hamburg-Jennifer Bishop 6-2, 6-4; Kayleigh Barrett-Brianna Bishop (M) def. Sarah Beach-Aiko Szymczak 3-6, 6-2, 6-4. Records—Meadowdale 1-2 league, 6-4 overall. Glacier Peak 3-1, 5-5.
Jackson 6, Lynnwood 0
At Lynnwood H.S.
Singles—Maddie Smith (J) def. Jessica Mar 6-2, 6-1; Hannah Ham (J) def. Esther Oh 6-0, 6-1; Rebecca Huang (J) def. Maddie Haugen 6-2, 6-2; Nasim Badrbigi (J) def. Lilly Jacobsen 6-4, 6-0. Doubles—Grace Sim-Miranda Qassis (J) vs. Kelly Corbelt-Sarah Kim 6-3, 1-0 play susp. due to weather; Kyla Caddey-Shelby Swanson (J) def. Peena Elaraby-Ann Lee 7-5, 6-2; Rozelle Zoleta-Holly Vannoy (J) def. Danielle Yun-Shannon Ro 6-1, 6-0. Records—Jackson 2-1 league, 6-4 overall. Lynnwood 0-3, 0-8.
Stanwood 4, Cascade 3
At Cascade H.S.
Singles—Megan Lalone (S) def. Jessica Willmorth 6-0, 6-1; Amy Chhom (C) def. Anna Fina 6-1, 6-4; Marina Messerli (S) def. Taylor Destito 6-2, 6-4; Heather Baxter (S) def. Amy Le 6-2, 7-5. Doubles—Shannon Tomsheck-Aimee Policarpio (C) def. Kallen Shaughnessy-Amme Verbarendse 6-1, 7-5; Linda Im-Rachel Simons (C) def. Rianne Lee-Shelby Irish 6-4, 6-4; Helen Reinecke-Elle Shaughnessy (S) def. Christine Kim-Aimee Bergman 6-2, 6-2. Records—Stanwood 7-2 league and overall. Cascade 2-7, 2-7.
Boys golf
Snohomish 411, Stanwood 431, Everett 436
At Legion Memorial G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Stanwood: Nick Morgenstern 81, Paige Kavanagh 85, John Thayer 86, Reece Esary 89, Justin Simmons 90. Snohomish: Tyler Hella 76 (medalist), Zach Martinson 81, Jacob Baird 83, Sean Brill 85, Conner Rodewald 86. Everett: Kyle Maahs 78, Gavin Hooker 84, Mike Simpson 87, Jared Heman 92, Will Sybertz 95.
Marysville-Pilchuck 407, Oak Harbor 412, Cascade 438
At Cedarcrest G.C.
18 holes, par 70
Oak Harbor: Judd Ford 78, Jim Nguyen 81, Matt Fikse 84, Austin Fields 84, Dan Klope 85. Cascade: Anthony Chiarelli (medalist) 74, Joey Elrand-Wert 83, Bryce Kery 91, Chris Olson 95, Tim Reading 95. Marysville-Pilchuck: Brandon Caldwell 78, David Fugate 79, Conner Martinis 80, Tanner Cockerill 85, Drew Preston 85.
Kamiak 366, Lynnwood 500, Mariner 586
At Walter Hall G.C.
18 holes, par 72
Kamiak: Mark Strickland (medalist) 68, Brandon Hill 71, Chris Hatch 74, Eric McCabe 76 and Abe Kim 77. Lynnwood: Jeremiah Leudtke 93, Dustin Bowman 94, Chase Brandt 98, Jake Eddy 106 and Chris Kossik 109. Mariner: John Garrison 96, Alex Teodorescu 111, Brett Miles 122, Colton Geffeller 126 and Haydem Hollman 131.
Girls golf
Burlington-Edison Invite
At Skagit Golf and Country Club
Three players on each team played 18 holes while two played nine
Team scores—1. Life Christian 357, 2. Bellingham 358, 3. Sequim 394, 6. Glacier Peak 416.
Glacier Peak: Whitney Jammerman 87, Paige Henry 110, Richelle Hoover 112, Hannah Piazza 53*, Haley Baker 54*.
*Nine-hole score.
Kamiak 118, Glacier Peak 112, Jackson 81
At Harbour Pointe G.C.
Nine holes, modified Stableford scoring
Glacier Peak: Whitney Jammerman 28, Paige Henry 24. Richelle Hoover 23, Hanna Piazza 22, Kim Benzin 15. Jackson: Laura Gay 20, Lindsey Roberts 17, Courtney Colombro 16, Sammy Wilber 16, Taylor Mackay 12. Kamiak: Seo Hee Moon 37 (medalist), Rachel Choi 28, Grace Choi 27, Kelsie Levin 19, Ashley Yi 7.
Monroe 80, South Whidbey 59
At Useless Bay G.C.
Nine Holes, modified Stableford scoring
Monroe: Kelcee Johnson 25 (medalist), Amanda Reams 23, Kelly Friesen 5, Sam Cooper 12, Courtney Hoekstra 15. South Whidbey: Brandy Winn 18, Katie Ewing 10, Hayley Hannah 15, Hannah Merrow 8, Jenna Kike 8.
Everett 104, Lake Stevens 97, Cascade 20
At Battle Creek G.C.
Nine holes, modified Stableford scoring
Cascade: Deanna Emnott 11, Shamae Campbell 5, Brooke Lamb 3, Haley Sorenson 1. Everett: Jody Barhanovich 27 (medalist), Stefanie Soelling 25, Hanna Vanucie 24, Molly Burton 15, Maricris Taja 13. Lake Stevens: Brooke Dalgleish 23, Julie Borges 22, Lindsey Danas 21, Jenae Bertilson 19, Breezy Skeldon 12.
M. Terrace 74, Meadowdale 48, Mariner 34
At Ballinger G.C.
Nine holes played, modified Stableford scoring
Mariner: Jodee Rowley 18, Cortney Millerup 18, Sona Lozano 12, Emily Ross 11, Keely Cummings 10. Meadowdale: Kaylee Cram 18, Sarah Perkins 17, Jin Im 11, Katie Harrington 1, Jisoo Han 1. Mountlake Terrace: Lizzy Strauss (medalist) 24, Kendall Collins 23, Michelle Hairell 19, Lizzie Haworth 14, Mary Boxley 12.
