PREP ROUNDUP: Early goal holds up for Lake Stevens

Published 11:00 pm Monday, March 29, 2010

STANWOOD — Lake Stevens didn’t quite know the caliber of team it was facing going into Monday’s Wesco North boys soccer game against Stanwood. The Vikings have a better idea now.

Lake Stevens got a goal from Vasily Bogdanoff (Mark Russell assist) in the fourth minute, which proved to be the difference in the 1-0 win.

“I’ve really got to say that Stanwood is a much improved team,” Lake Stevens coach Scott Flanders said.

Tanner Eney and Michael Pierce split time in goal for Lake Stevens (4-1-0 league and overall). Dalton Alumbaugh was the goalkeeper for Stanwood (2-2-2).

“Their goalkeeper keeps them in any game,” Flanders said.

The win moved Lake Stevens to within a game in the win column behind Snohomish, which lost to Marysville-Pilchuck on Monday, in the Wesco North.

“I think we are starting to see the top two or three teams emerge,” Flanders said.

Cascade 8, Oak Harbor 0: At Oak Harbor, Steven Van scored three goals, Tyler Codiga and Alex Voin each had two and Matt Miranda had one goal to lead Cascade (2-4-0 league and overall) to the Wesco North win over Oak Harbor (0-6-0). Cory Evans was in goal for the Bruins. Oak Harbor’s goalkeeper was not reported.

Everett 1, Monroe 1: At Everett, Everett’s Chaz Jenkins (Dave Gebert assist) scored in the 22nd minute and Jack Fortune’s unassisted goal in the 60th minute tied the Wesco North game for Monroe. Everett (2-2-1 league and overall) had Tanner Jelinek in goal and Monroe (1-2-2) had Jose Perez Jr. guarding the net.

Mariner 2, Glacier Peak 1: At Everett, Mariner was held scoreless until the 60th minute, tying the game on Aleksey Gubarik’s header from a Miguel Medina assist. Christian Rodriguez (Eddie Tamayo assist) had the game-winner for Mariner in the 68th minute. Glacier Peak (3-2 overall) scored in the 20th minute when Rylan Kautz connected off Brian Holguin’s corner kick. Martin Banuelos was in goal for Mariner (3-2). Glacier Peak had Parker Gilberston in goal.

Shorecrest 5, Shorewood 0: At Shoreline, Eli Blauer and Michael Harris each scored twice and Glenn Paden had a goal and two assists to keep Shorecrest undefeated at 5-0 with the non-conference win. Eric Baker and Sam Schober recorded the shutout in goal for Shorecrest. Shorewood’s (2-2-1) goalies were Maxwell Wright and Simon Aspinall.

Edmonds-Woodway 4, Lynnwood 1: At Edmonds, Jake Lagucik scored the first two goals for Edmonds-Woodway off assists from Danny Dubois and Fareed Zerafat, respectively, to lead the Warriors to the non-conference win. Dubois and Michael Haan (Lagucik assist) also scored for the Warriors (3-1-1 overall), who had Erik Whitney and Connor Scalet split time in goal. Modou Drammeh scored for Lynnwood (1-4). Emiliano Suarez was the Royals’ goalkeeper.

Mountlake Terrace 3, Meadowdale 2 (OT): At Bothell, Manix Alvarez scored two goals, both assisted by Jonathan Alvarez, who added a goal himself off an assist from — who else — Manix Alvarez to lead Mountlake Terrace to the non-conference win. Meadowdale’s Enrique Zambrano (Neech Zebari assist) tied the score in the 59th minute and forced the overtime period. Spencer Walior also scored for Mavericks (1-4 overall), which assigned goalkeeping duties to Kenny Hill. Ben Winters stood in goal for the Hawks (1-4).

Kamiak 4, Jackson 2: At Everett, Zach Faller (Kyle Watts assist) and Tyler Hawkinson (Spencer Kienholz) scored late goals, in the 72nd and 78th minute respectively, to lead Kamiak to the non-conference win. Andreas Schilbach (Josh Harris) and Kienholz also had goals for the Knights (3-0-2 overall). Tye Hastings scored in the 39th and 65th minutes for Jackson (1-4). Caleb Smith (Kamiak) and Hayden Addington (Jackson) were the goalkeepers.

Baseball

Coupeville 16, Granite Falls 3 (5 inn.): At Coupeville, JD Wilcox, who earned the win to improve his record to 2-1, was a perfect 3-for-3 with a double and three RBI. Ian Smith (2-for-2) had two RBI and scored four runs and Chad Brookhouse hit a two-run home run in a nine-run first inning for Coupeville as the Wolves cruised to the Cascade Conference win. Max Whitt had a solo home run for Granite Falls.

At Coupeville H.S.

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Patterson, Burke (4) and Byron. Wilcox and Griffin. WP—Wilcox (2-1). LP—Patterson. 2B—Johns (GF), Waver (GF), Wilcox (C), King (C), Eaton (C). HR—Whitt (GF), Brookhouse (C). Records—Granite Falls 1-6 league, 1-7 overall. Coupeville 1-3, 3-3.

Softball

Shorecrest 8, Edmonds-Woodway 0: At Edmonds, Shorecrest jumped ahead early and padded its lead late on the way to victory in the the Wesco South contest.

At Edmonds-Woodway H.S.

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WP—Derosier. LP—not reported. 2B—Lafferty (E-W). 3B—Eshleman (S). Records—Shorecrest 1-2 league, 1-4 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 1-2, 1-4.

Boys golf

Kamiak 190, Shorewood 228, Shorecrest 256, M. Terrace 264

At Harbour Pointe G.C.

Nine holes, par 36

Shorecrest: Braden Mulcahy 47, Ben Mercerean 50, Andrew Hewitt 50, Konrad Otani 53, Joey Mancinotti 56. Shorewood: Chris Babcock 39, Max McKinley 41, Mark Greeny 43, Kevin Dowd 52, Jacob Bradley 53. Mountlake Terrace: Jesse Anderson 45, Blake Johnson 44, Eric Henning 54, Sam Collins 59, Alex Miyares 62. Kamiak: Abe Kim 37 (co-medalist), Mason Tomlinson 37 (co-medalist), Chris Yun 37 (co-medalist), Chris Hatch 38, Mark Strickland 41.