Cascade soccer teams nips Snohomish
Published 9:00 pm Saturday, April 3, 2004
EVERETT -The Cascade High School boys soccer team got two first-half goals and made them hold up in a 2-1 Western Conference North Division victory over Snohomish on Saturday at Everett Memorial Stadium.
The win moved the Bruins into a first-place tie with Snohomish. Both teams are 6-1.
“This was just a huge game,” Cascade coach Randy Malikowski said. “It is a great feeling knowing you beat a team like Snohomish.”
Cascade took a 1-0 lead when a Snohomish defender accidently deflected the ball past his own goalkeeper in the 11th minute.
The Panthers (6-1 overall) tied the game 25 minutes later on a goal by Alex Sirotak. However, the Bruins scored what proved to be the game-winner on Stefan Tangen’s goal with less than a minute remaining in the first half.
“They really pushed us in the last 10 minutes of the game,” Malikowski said. “They threw everything they had at us, but we were able to hold strong”
Goals-Cascade: own goal, Tangen. Snohomish: Sirotak. Goalkeepers-Cascade: Thomas. Snohomish: Riley. Records-Snohomish 6-1 overall. Cascade 6-1. |
Monroe 1, Oak Harbor 0: Dana Luna scored in the 22nd minute to lift Monroe to the Wesco North victory. Tyler Rogers earned the shutout for the Bearcats. Oak Harbor played short-handed, with several players missing because of spring break, Monroe coach Ryan Schaeffer said. “They played with a lot of heart,” Schaeffer said of the Wildcats.
At Monroe
Goals-Monroe Luna. Goalkeepers-Oak Harbor: not available, Monroe: Rogers. Records-Oak Harbor 1-6-1 in league, 1-6-1 overall. Monroe 4-2-1, 4-2-1.
Lake Stevens 3, Arlington 1: Ryan Kinney scored two goals in the first half and teammate Coyt Ferrucci added a goal to lead Lake Stevens in the Wesco North game. Martin Gil-Saenz scored for Arlington.
Goals-LS: Kinney 2, Ferrucci. Arlington: Gil-Saenz. Goalkeepers-LS: Hawkins Arlington: not reported. Records-Arlington 0-7 overall. Lake Stevens 4-2-1. |
Baseball
Marysville-Pilchuck 9, Squalicum 3: Carl Benton hit a three-run homer in seventh inning and teammate Brady Knuth struck out seven batters to lead Marysville-Pilchuck to the non-conference victory.
Knuth, Williams (4), Neyens (7) and Betz. Wilcox, Cadman (6) and Tull. WP-Knuth (1-0). LP-Wilcox. 2B-Bennett (M-P), Wilcox (S) HR-Benton (M-P). Records-M-P 6-2. Squalicum not reported. |
Snohomish 9, Bellingham 5: Jefff Rodland hit a two-run double in the top of the seventh inning to give Snohomish the lead for good. Gavin Hinemann knocked in four runs and Pat Job had two hits and two RBI for the Panthers.
Zelmer, Schaut (3), N. Hammons (4), Hinemann (6), Perron (6), K. Rodland (6) and Guion, Hennessey (4), Guion (4). Fish, Taylor (5), Lehman (6), Taylor (7) and Phelps. WP-Rodland (1-0). LP-Lehman. 2B-Hinemann (S), K. Rodland (S), J. Rodland (S), Sellereit (B), Milward (B) Records-Snohomish 5-2, Bellingham 5-1, |
Snohomish County Christian 13-5, Lummi 3-6: Josh Schettler had a combined six RBI in two games for Snohomish County Christian, which split the non-conference doubleheader. Schettler knocked in four runs in the team’s first-game victory and collected two RBI in the nightcap. Jordan Doucet had two RBI in the first game.
B. Jefferson and Cadiente. Adams and Johnson. WP-Adams (1-0). LP-B. Jefferson. 2B-A. Jefferson (L), Schettler (SCC), Doucet (SCC).
A.Jefferson and Cadiente. Christopherson, Doucet (2) and Adams. WP-A. Jefferson. LP-Christopherson. 2B-Scott (L), Records-Lummi not reported. Snohomish County Christian 1-3, 2-5. |
