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8-8 9-7 6-10 9-7 11-5 11-5
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Dallas/ Dallas Dallas Meyers Dallas Meyers Meyers In sharp contrast to the muggy
Meyers 76 7-0 17-14 14-6 115-13 17-7 weather of last weekend, the U-10 Ww |
divisions games were played in ’ |
Lehman/ Lehman Lehman Hanover Lehman Hanover Lehman crisp chilly air this week. The
Hanover 12-7 10-0 17-7 120 187 147 Aztecs jumped off to an early first
quarter lead over the Comets and
W. Side Tech/ Hoban Hoban Hoban Hoban Hoban Hoban Tomas mend to win ibe gmp 3
i . Jamie Barbacci scor |
Bishop Hoban 21-7 17-3 21-8 20-7 28-13 21-0 assicls from Carrie ‘Miller. Eddie
Seminary/ Seminary Seminary Hill Seminary Seminary Seminary Sow Sed Ts
Hill School 14-6 10-7 14-10 7-6 14-7 7-6 Joseph Noon played a Strong game
in the goal for the Aztecs and Fra
Wym. Valley Ww. WA WA WVW WA WWW WA Gesky in goal for the Comets kept
Wyoming Area 14-12 14-13 24-17 24-14 21-7 28-14 the game close.
N : : ; : : : 1li t 3 goals f! Will
0'Reilly/ O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly O'Reilly Wes allions I Bigus to
Wallenpaupack 21-7 24-7 14-6 14-6 28-12 21-6 beat the Wings 5-0. Jennifer Saba-
tura and Daniel Frederick were
Penn State/ Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State excellent on defense and goalie %
E. Carolina 140 17-10 24-10 24-16 35-14 21-10 Daniel Thomas kept the Wings from ais . ; :
mn scoring. Dallas Post/George Poynton
Notre Dame/ Notre Dame Notre Dame Michigan Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame The Express beat the Arfavs 4-2 Good kick
Michigan St. 2rd rn ii 112 28-16 1 Oh Wo: goals by an Ga Chris Carpenter of the Rowdies gets a good boot off in a
Pittsburg/ Pittsburg Pittsburg Boston Pittsburg Pittsburg Pittsburg John Howe. Ed Matte scoreed twice game against the Roughnecks in Back Mountain- Youth
Boston Col. 08-14 91-12 08-17 18-14 35.8 147 for the Arrows. : Soccer Association action this past weekend. Chris lifted his
In a great defensive battle, the teammates to a 2-1 victory over the Roughnecks.
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Dallas and Lake-Lehman High School soccer teams
won their opening games during the first week of
league play.
Coach Jim McCafferty’s team defeated Crestwood 3-
0 in the opening day league match and on Thursday,
they blanked Bishop Hafey 7-0, with both games
played at the Mountaineers field.
In the game with Crestwood on Tuesday, Jimmy
Lister scored two of the goals and John Tinner scored
the third.
The Mountaineers had 36 shots on goal, but socred
only three times for a poor percentage. They had 11
corners and the Comets had one. Goalie Gerry Montrose 7-3, Tuesday, Sept. 10, and Crestwood 6-2 Strikers 4, Roughnecks 0; Cosmos 3, assist from Schrlau. Billy King at
Mihalick had two saves. Thursday at Lake-Lehman. Sockers 2; Aztecs 1, Cosmos 3; scored once for the Comets in the
In the Bishop Hafey games, Mark Richardson The Meteors opened the scoring with two goals in Rowdies 7, Wings 4; Stallions 3, second quarter and Greg Choi came Col lege
scored the first goal, 5:00 minutes into the game, the first quarter with Dannon scoring unassisted 5:05 Stings 3; Express 2, Fury 1; Charg- on strong in the fourth to score two. Mi o dd o
unassisted. -Mike Richards, with an assist by Wally into the quarter and Kuna scoring unassisted 16:37 ers 3, Roughnecks 0. On defense, Aztecs’ Amy Bennett isericoraia
“Gauthier, scored a second goal 12:00 minutes into the into the quarter. U-12 DIVISION and Jeremy Saltzer broke up many
first quarter, then Gauthier, assisted by John Tinner, Lake-Lehman came back to tie the score at 2-2 in _ At the season’s Midway point in Comets’ scoring drives. For the Guaranteed
scored 16:00 minutes into the quarter.
In the second quarter, Richards scored a second
~ goal, with an assist by Lister, 4:00 into the period.
Eric Rosenthal assisted by Maniskas, scored 11:00 into
the quarter.
Eric Marshal, with an assist by Lipo, scored the
sixth goal 7:00 into the third quarter and Jim Lister,
assisted by Evans, scored the final goal of the game
13:00 into the third quarter.
The Mounts had 20 shots on goal and 11 corners.
Hafey had seven shots on goal and two corners.
Mihalick had two saves for Dallas, Hafey’s Orlande
had 13.
This week has the Dallas kickers scheduled with
Bishop O’Reilly, home, Tuesday; Lake-Lehman,
Wednesday, away; and Bishop Hoban, Thursday,
away.
Coach Ray Dennis’ Lake-Lehman Knights, who will
not be in the league until next season, defeated
the second quarter on Chris Scharff, who scored
unassisted 16:37 into the quarter and Mikael Hagman,
who scored unassisted 19:30 into the quarter.
By CHARLOT M. DENMON
Staff Correspondent
Lady Knight field hockey girls have served notice
they intend to follow in the footsteps of their former
teammates, who graduated in June. They proved they
meant it by taking their first two league games last
week.
Coach Jean Lipski’s girls blanked Tunkhannock 2-0,
Wednesday, on their home field and earlier, on
Monday afternoon the Lady Knights rolled over GAR
7-0, in their opening game of the season.
Deanna Knorr opened the game for the Knights
against Tunkhannock by scoring a goal 11:30 into the
half on an assist by Sue DeGennarro. One minute
Knights
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Lake Lehman junior Chris Land-
messer fumbled the Tiger kick and
Tunkhannock recovered on the
Lake-Lehman 37-yard line. After the
games longest run from scrimmage
marched 92 yards to paydirt. Half-
back Brian Mast’s number was
called and he plowed over Lehman’s
left defensive side for a four-yard
before the first half ended, Kelly Wandel scored with
Knorr picking up an assist.
A strong Lake-Lehman defense led by DeGennarro,
Noelle Kuznicki and Colleen Corbett held the Tigers to
only two shots on goal while the Lehman offense was
successful in collecting 38 shots on goal.
Lady Knight goalie Sue Slocum had two saves while
the Tigers goalies Strumski and Pensak had a
combined total of 19 saves. Lake-Lehman had 24
corners, the Tunkhannock girls only two.
In Monday’s contest with GAR, Kelly Wandel scored
three goals in the first 13 minutes of the game and
Slocum scored a fourth goal in the game when she
deflected a shot made by Noel Kuznicki 14:00 minutes
into the game. . :
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Chargers got a second period goal
from Jeff Morris and held for a 1-0
victory over the Lancers. Morris
was an outstanding forward: player.
The Strikers used persistent
offense and a smothering defense to
beat the Roughnecks 4-0. Stuart
Grahm, Michael Vozniak, Kenny
Chapple and Eric Dieffenbacher
each scored for the Strikers. Ryan
Finn and Stuart Graham shared
duty in the goal and shut out the
Roughnecks. Colby and Gurtney
Gauntlett played terrific defense in
keeping the Roughnecks from
putting much pressure on their goal.
The Gauntletts have been consistent
on offense and defense of the team
all year.
The Cosmos beat the Soccers 3-2
with goals scored by Danny Moses
and Sean Callahan (2) for the
Cosmos, and Randdy Slaff and
Corey Cherup for the Soccers.
SCORES: Aztecs 3, Comets 1;
Stallions 5, Wings 0; Express 4,
Arrows 2; Chargers 1, Lancers 0;
U-12 action the Chargers, Stallions,
and Kicks remained undefeated.
The Stallions posted their victory
over the Wings. The Wings’ Eric
Stogoski tallied their only goal in
the first guarter. In the last three
quarters the Stallions were in
charge with Todd Paczewski scor-
ing three goals and David Fosko
adding two to finish out the scoring
at 5-1. The goalie, Scott Cox and
defensive player, Matt Samuel were
outstanding for the Stallions.
Jason Mattey led the Kicks passt
the Fury. In that game John Morris
scored one and Mattey scored two
to make it 3-0 at the half. The Fury
retaliated in the second half with
two quick goals by Billy Richardson
and Steven rosenthal. Mattey came
The Fury’s Sean Brady added
another goal in the third. Jason
Rogers added an insurance goal for
the Kicks to finish the game at 5-3.
In the Chargers 7-2 win over the
Lancers Matt Sleightholm had a big
day with three goals and one assist.
David Fisher had two goals and two
assists and Chris Boraski had one
goal and one assist. Jim Reynold
scored off a pass from Durelle Scott
to finish the Charger’s scoring.
Shawn Phillips and Dan Perato
posted one a piece for the Lancers.
Excelling on Charger’s defense for
the day were Chris Boraski, Jeremy
Williams and Leann Simon.
In other games the Aztics held on
to defeat the Comets 4-3 with all
four Aztecs goals scored in the first
helf. Eric Ursiak scored off a pass
from Stephanie Swinchick. Mike
Schrlau and Rich Sickler both
scored off passes from David
Podehl. Rich Wasilius scored on an
Comets, John Leonard and Andrea
Shone played a tough game.
The Express posted their fourth
straight victory, this time over the
arrows 7-2. Ned Palka was outstand-
ing for the Express with four goals.
Matt Bailey had two, and Dave
Holdredge posted one. Scoring for
the Arrows were Bob Casterline off
a pass from Amy Trynoski and
Mike Wagner off a pass from Cast-
erline.
In a great defensive game the
Stings held the Rowdies to one goal
with outstanding defense by Robbie
Kocher and Libby Davies. Scoring
for the STings were Kevin Loeffler
and Kenny Miroslaw with two goals
apiece and Pee Wee Giest and AMy
Nadzen with one goal each. Loeffler
and Giest also had an assist.
SCORES: Aztecs 7, Cosmos 5;
Wings 3, Rowdies 1; Comets 7,
Sockers 4; Express 7, Fury 0;
Arrows 3, Kicks 3; Strikers 5, Lan-
cers 3; Stallions 5, Stings 2.
U-14 DIVISION ¢
Good defense on both the Rowdies
and Roughnecks part prevented any
scoring during the first half of
Saturdays game. The Roughnecks
had a chance to score on a penalty
kick, but this failed when it bounced
brought the game to life as Chad
Fegly passed the ball to Brian
Atherholt who scored for the Row-
dies.
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