Prep soccer: Fjortoft’s 2 goals help Meadowdale beat Glacier Peak

Published 11:27 pm Thursday, September 11, 2008

SNOHOMISH — Glacier Peak suffered its first Wesco South loss on Thursday night at Snohomish Veterans Memorial Stadium, falling 2-0 to Meadowdale.

“I think Meadowdale is the first tough match that we’ve had and with a young team it’s good to play tough teams right away,” Glacier Peak head coach Melinda Torre said.

Julia Fjortoft scored twice for Meadowdale (2-0 league and overall) in the first half. She scored off an assist by Krista Bartkowski in the 29th minute and again — unassisted — in the 35th.

The Grizzlies (1-1) had several opportunities to score in the second half but couldn’t connect.

“Brooke Gilbert put in a strong performance for us,” Torre said. “She served some beautiful crosses and kept the ball moving. She’s the central player that we always move the ball through.”

Nicki Giovine was the goalkeeper for Glacier Peak.

Shorewood 3, Mountlake Terrace 0: At Shoreline, senior Louise Albin scored in the 15th minute as Shorewood blanked the Hawks (0-2) in Wesco South play. Junior forward Ashleigh Marchant followed with a goal in the 39th minute on an assist from Xana Bartlett, and Sarah Clements completed the scoring in the 56th minute on a pass from sophomore Kelsey Johnson. Sophomore Madison Hollenbeck recorded the shutout for the Thunderbirds (2-0).

Shorecrest 5, Mariner 0: At Everett, Jessica Rankin and Alexis Ramos each scored two goals for Shorecrest (2-0 overall) and the Scots won the Wesco South game. Lulu Wissmar added a goal for the Scots. Shorecrest goalkeeper Caroline Towles kept Mariner (0-2) scoreless and Shanice Grant stood in goal for Mariner.

Jackson 5, Lynnwood 0: At Lynnwood, Megan Bolmes scored two goals, Brianna Ellis assisted on two and Jackson shut out Lynnwood (0-2) in the Wesco South game. Cara Wegner and Lori DeLand added a goal and an assist each for the Timberwolves (2-0 overall). KC Wilson and Kayla Beer combined on the shutout.

Kamiak 1, Edmonds-Woodway 1: At Edmonds, Kamiak’s Carly Thomson and Edmonds-Woodway’s Carlin Huegli each scored a goal in the Wesco South tie. Tana Foster was in goal for the Knights (0-1-0 in league and overall). Justine Ponton was in goal for the Warriors (0-1-1).

Everett 5, Stanwood 1: At Everett, Alysia Letourneau and Brittany McMullen scored two goals apiece and Suzy Olsen added a fifth leading Everett (2-0 overall) to the Wesco North win. Sele Vance had three assists for the Seagulls. Kaline Eveland scored the lone goal for the Spartans (0-1).

Monroe 0, Cascade 0: At Monroe, goalkeepers Dani Philipart for Monroe (1-0-1 overall) and Jessie Anderson (0-1-1) for Cascade kept the ball out of the goals to keep the Wesco North game tied at zero.

Lake Stevens 1, Oak Harbor 0: At Lake Stevens, Kaleen Berg scored on a penalty kick 20 minutes into the game and goalkeeper Kaitlin Mackenzie and the Vikings (1-0) held on for the Wesco North shutout over Oak Harbor (0-2).

Arlington 1, Marysville-Pilchuck 0: At Marysville, Arlington’s Kristina Longosky scored in the 62nd minute off an assist by Kristen Allen to give the Eagles the Wesco North win over Marysville-Pilchuck. Chelsea Boulton was the goalkeeper for Arlington (1-1 league and overall) and Lauren Schoonover for the Tomahawks (0-2).

Lakewood 1, Meridian 0 (shootout): At Marysville, Lakewood goalkeeper Miranda Head stopped an attempt in the shootout and Lakewood defeated Meridian in the non-league game. Ali Wafel was in goal for Meridian.

Cedarcrest 2, Burlington-Edison 1: At Duvall, Rachael Kevin scored two goals for Cedarcrest (1-1-0 overall) as the Red Wolves earned the non-conference win over Burlington-Edison (1-0-1). Cedarcrest goalkeeper Kori Butterfield held Burlington-Edison to the one goal, which was scored by Jessie Robinson. Niki Stilwill was the goalkeeper for the Tigers.

Interlake 1, Sultan 0: At Sultan, Sarah Anderegg scored the lone goal of the game for Interlake (2-1 overall) halfway through the second half in its non-conference win over Sultan (0-1). Kristal Novak and Emily Dir split the game in goal for the Turks and Brenda Agus was the goalkeeper for Interlake.

Girls swimming

Lake Stevens 92, Mt. Vernon 84

At Lake Stevens H.S.

200 medley relay—Lake Stevens (Madeline Summers, Kelsey Fallstrom, Dani Quade, Lindsay Vanderhoff) 2:01.84; 200 freestyle—Kelsey Fallstrom (LS) 2:08.12; 200 individual medley—Madeline Summers (LS) 2:28.53; 50 freestyle—Lindsay Vanderhoff (LS) 25.94; Diving—Tara Loth (LS) not reported; 100 butterfly—K. Kawachi (MV) 1:08.55; 100 freestyle—Kelsey Fallstrom (LS) 58.25; 500 freestyle—Madeline Summers (LS) 6:02.72; 200 freestyle relay—Mount Vernon (K. Kawachi, V. Ganeson, D. Piper, K. Reep) 1:51.49; 100 backstroke—Lindsey Hurt (LS) 1:16.30; 100 breaststroke—Lindsay Vanderhoff (LS) 1:15.34; 400 freestyle relay—Lake Stevens (Kelsey Fallstrom, Madeline Summers, Lindsey Hurt, Lindsay Vanderhoff) 4:10.65. Records—Lake Stevens 1-0 overall. Mt. Vernon 0-1.

Shorecrest 94, Squalicum 92

At Shoreline Pool

200 medley relay— Squalicum Rylie Martine, Camorah King, Jessica Vlasic, Madison Tiller) 2:01.11; 200 freestyle—Laura Millet (Shorecrest) 2:06.97; 200 individual medley—Hannah Gwazddauskas (Shorecrest) 2:32.45; 50 freestyle—Claire Wickstrom (Shorecrest) 27.69; Diving—Claire Matsunami (Shorecrest) 159.30; 100 butterfly—Laura Millet (Shorecrest) 1:02.60; 100 freestyle—Camorah King (Squalicum) 59.52; 500 freestyle—Rylie Martin (Squalicum) 5:33.68; 200 freestyle relay—Squalicum (Madison Tyler, Sophia Parker, Jessica Vlasic, Amber Mulder) 1:58.01; 100 backstroke—Hannah Gwazdauskas (Shorecrest) 1:05.84; 100 breaststroke—Camorah King (Squalicum) 1:16.01; 400 freestyle relay—Squalicum (Sophia Parker, Jessica Vlasic, Rylie Martin, Camorah King) 4:04.15. Records—Shorecrest 1-0 overall, Squalicum not reported.

Lynden 101, Cascade 61

At Forest Park Pool

200 medley relay—Lynden (Alspaugh, Niemela, Elsner, Umbaugh) 2:14.00; 200 freestyle—Leah Peterson (C) 2:32.75; 200 individual medley—Kirby (L) 2:52.33; 50 freestyle—Jeanie Neumann (C) 29.42; 100 butterfly—Megan Kelly (C) 1:17.09; 100 freestyle—Bruncks (L) 1:06.70; 500 freestyle—Jeanie Neumann (C) 6:32.61; 200 freestyle relay—Lynden (Niemela, Bruncks, Alspaugh, Kirby) 2:04.37; 100 backstroke—Alspaugh (L) 1:15.75; 100 breaststroke—Niemela (L) 1:20.78; 400 freestyle relay—Lynden (Kirby, Bruncks, Umbaugh, Elsner) 4:43.01. Records—Lynden 1-0 overall. Cascade 0-1.

Anacortes 110, Archbishop Murphy 75

At Fidalgo Pool

200 medley relay—Anacortes (Whitney, Brennan, Nelson, Kaestner) 2:00.61; 200 freestyle—Hannah Brennan (A) 2:10.10*; 200 individual medley—Amy Renslo (AM) 2:23.86*; 50 freestyle—Kim Kaestner (A) 25.45; Diving—Mallorie Estenson (A) 154.25; 100 butterfly—Amy Renslo (AM) 1:02.49*; 100 freestyle—Sarah Main (AM) 1:02.85; 500 freestyle—Katie Main (AM) 5:40.77*; 200 freestyle relay—Anacortes (Kaestner, S. Brennan, H. Brennan, Osborne) 1:54.39; 100 backstroke—Jenna Whitney (A) 1:11.50; 100 breaststroke—Katie Kaestner (A) 1:16.70; 400 freestyle relay—Archbishop Murphy (Sarah Bettag, Sarah Main, Katie Main, Amy Renslo) 4:09.77. Records—Anacortes 1-0 overall. Archbishop Murphy 0-1.