'A' SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

October 28, 2023

 

Saturday, October 28, 2023
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
BOYS

GM7—BILLINGS CENTRAL 0 WHITEFISH 1--CHAMPS

Whitefish 1, Billings Central 0 (0-0 half)

Shots WF 7, BC 11
Corners WF 1, BC 6
Saves WF 11 (Ethan Bourque), BC 6 (Logan Hutzenbiler)
Fouls WF 16, BC 14
Cards WF 2, BC 2
 
63d minute WF Preston McPherson goal, Bourque assist
GIRLS

GM7—WHITEFISH 3 COLUMBIA FALLS 1

WF GOALS=GENOVESE; COOKE; SMITH

WF ASST=DORVALL;

CF GOAL=HARRIS

CF ASST=BYRD

 

 

PLAYOFF GMS RND 2--Saturday, October 21, 2023

October 21, 2023

 

Saturday, October 21, 2023
PLAYOFF GAMES—2ND ROUND
BOYS

GM5—CORVALLIS 0 BILLINGS CENTRAL 2

BC GOALS=BLAND; TOURTLOTTE

BC ASSTS=MILROY (2)

GM6—WHITEFISH 5 LONE PEAK 0

Whitefish 5, Lone Peak 0 (2-0 half)
 
Shots WF 13, LP 4
Corners WF 10, LP 3
Saves WF 4 (Ethan Bourque), LP 8 (Miles Romney)
Fouls WF 9, LP 12
 
WF 4th minute, Adam Healy goal
WF 11th, Townsend Reed goal, Ryder Elliott assist
WF 60th, Preston McPherson goal, Charlie Hyatt assist 
WF 74th, Sam Dow goal, Kyler Jonson assist 
WF 78th, Collin Lyman goal, Elliott assist
GIRLS

GM5—COLUMBIA FALLS 6 BIGFORK 4

Goals: CF 

11th Minute: Josie Harris (Riley Byrd) 

17th Minute: Riley Byrd (Hope McAtee) 

20th Minute: Riley Byrd ( Onnikka Lawrence) 

22nd Minute: Hope McAtee (Onnikka Lawrence) 

31st Minute: Josie Harris (Hope McAtee)

39th Minute: Josie Harris (Hope McAtee) 

 

BF: 

44th Minute: Paeton Gunlock 

51st Minute: Paeten Gunlock 

72nd Minute: Paeten Gunlock 

80th Minute: Piper Buzzell 

GM6—WHITEFISH 5 LOCKWOOD 2

WF 5 - 2 Lockwood

Shots
WF- 24
Lockwood- 10

Saves
WF- 8
Lockwood- 14

Corners
WF- 8
Lockwood- 3

Goals

WF- 5th min: Cooke assisted by Smith
Lockwood- 18th min: Krugler Assisted by Mahlmeister
WF- 33rd min: Ullrich PK
WF- 37th min: Olson unassisted
Lockwood- 44th min: Taysia Walters unassisted
WF- 77th min: Genovese assisted by Olson
WF- 79th min: Smith assisted by Guzman

 

 

SOCCER 2023 PLAYOFF GMS FOR SAT., 10-14-23

October 14, 2023

 

SOCCER PLAYOFF GAMES—1ST ROUND  
BOYS  
Saturday, October 14, 2023  

GM1—1S CORVALLIS 2 2N COLUMBIA FALLS 1

CF GOAL=GOLAN (TIED STATE RECORD!)

CORV GOALS/ASSTS=MONNIER 1/0; HANSEN 1/0; JESSOP 0/1; GOODRICH 0/1

11:00:00 AM

GM2—1E BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 3N POLSON 0

BC GOALS/ASSTS=PANKRATZ 2/0; MILROY 1/0; BLAND 0/1; TOURTLOTTE 0/1

10:00:00 AM

GM3—1N WHITEFISH 2 3E PARK 0

Shots WF 13, Liv 3
Corners WF 9, Liv 0
Saves WF 3 (Ethan Bourque), Liv 11 (Isaac Winfrey)
Fouls WF 9, Liv 13
Cards Liv 1
 
WF 72d minute, Ryder Elliott goal, Preston McPherson assist
WF 78th, Kyler Jonson goal
NOON

GM4—STEVENSVILLE 2 2E LONE PEAK 3

LNPK GOALS=JOHNSON,BRA (3)

LNPK ASSTS=JOHNSON,BEC (2); HURLBUT

STEV GOALS=MONTEAGUE; MOORE

STV ASST=GAVLAK

01:00:00 PM
GIRLS  

GM1—1S HAMILTON 0 2N COLUMBIA FALLS 2

CF GOAL/ASST=HARRIS 1/0; MCATEE 1/1,LAWRENCE 0/1

01:00:00 PM

GM2—1E LAUREL 2 3N BIGFORK 3

BF GOALS=GUNLOCK,P; BUCKLIN; BAGLEY

LAU GOALS=DANTIC; BOEHLER

11:00:00 AM

GM3—1N WHITEFISH 4 3E BILLINGS CENTRAL 0

WF 4 - 0 Billings Central

Shots
WF 20
BC 10

Corners
WF 5
BC 5

Fouls
WF 4
BC 9

Goals
WF: 18th min- Smith assisted by Genovese
WF: 28th min- Smith unassisted
WF: 78th min- Genovese assisted by Smith
WF: 79th min- Genovese unassisted

10:00:00 AM

GM4—STEVENSVILE 1 2E LOCKWOOD 2

Stevi 
Goal Holly St Germain 9 min assisted by Claire Uskoski 
LKWD GOALS=MAHLMEISTER (2)


Saturday, October 21, 2023
PLAYOFF GAMES—2ND ROUND
BOYS
GM5—CORVALLIS V BILLINGS CENTRAL
GM6—WHITEFISH V LONE PEAK
GIRLS
GM5—COLUMBIA FALLS V BIGFORK
GM6—WHITEFISH V LOCKWOOD
11:00:00 AM

 

 

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 10-8-23

October 10, 2023

 

 

Monday, October 09, 2023
PLAY-IN GAMES
BOYS

2S HAMILTON 1 3S STEVENSVILLE 2

Scoring for Stevi:
   David Beams
   Cole Fowler
 
Assist For Stevi
   Evan Montague (2)

 

GIRLS

2S STEVENSVILLE 7 3S CORVALLIS 0

Holly st Germain 3 min unassisted 
Addison Nobi 9 min assisted by Madigan Hurlbert 
Millie Shepp 13 min unassisted 
Addison Nobi 20 min assisted by Holly st Germain 
Addison Nobi 23 min unassisted 
Montana Gunther 38 min unassisted 
Maya Peretto 75 min assisted by Lily Uskoski

 

PLAYOFF GAMES—1ST ROUND
BOYS
Saturday, October 14, 2023
GM1—1S CORVALLIS V 2N COLUMBIA FALLS  11AM
GM2—1E BILLINGS CENTRAL V 3N POLSON  10 AM
GM3—1N WHITEFISH V 3E PARK  12PM
GM4—3S STEVENSVILLE V 2E LONE PEAK 1PM
GIRLS
GM1—1S HAMILTON V 2N COLUMBIA FALLS 130M
GM2—1E LAUREL V 3N BIGFORK  11AM
GM3—1N WHITEFISH V 3E BILLINGS CENTRAL  10AM
GM4—2 S STEVENSVILLE V 2E LOCKWOOD 11AM

 

 

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 10-1-23

October 7, 2023

 

Saturday, October 07, 2023

BOYS

Libby 4 Bigfork 2*

Libby goals:
Alderic Martineau 2
Aaron Thomas 1
Joaquin  1
 
Bigfork 
#5 1
#10 1

WHITEFISH 1 POLSON 0*

Shots, WF 8, Pol 4
Corners, WF 4, Pol 2
Fouls, WF 10, Pol 16
Saves, WF 4 (E Bourque, C Dow), Pol 7 (M Bird)
Cards, WF 1, Pol 0
WF 60th min, Ryder Elliott goal

HAMILTON 0 CORVALLIS 2*

Corvallis defeated Hamilton 2-0
 
Goals:
Enzio Monnier assisted by Jack Hannsen
Enzio Monnier assisted by Peer Arnold
LOCKWOOD 2 E HELENA 1*

BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 LAUREL 1*

Goals: Pankratz (3), Johnson, Guenthner
Assists: Guenthner, Bland, Hendriksen, Apostol
LAU GOAL/ASST=ADAMS/HEATH,K

GIRLS

LIBBY 0 BIGFORK 7*

BF GOALS=BUZZELL (4(; JOHNSON,G; GUNLOCK,B; BAGLEY

WHITEFISH 3 POLSON 0*

WF 3 - 0 Polson

Goals
Cooke 2
Smith 1

Assists
Morell 2
Genovese 1

LOYOLA 2 STEVENSVILLE 3*

Loyola goals;
Drew 1 goal 1 assist
Avery 1 goal 1 assist
STEV SCORERS=
Holly st Germain 31 min assisted by Madigan Hurlburt 
Ryan Grover unassisted 35 min
Claire Uskoski unassisted 61 min

HAMILTON 6 CORVALLIS 1*

Hamilton goals:
Hannah Hughes assisted by Greta Gantz
Anna Lewis assisted by Greta Gantz
Taylor McCarthy assisted by Anna Lewis
Hannah Hughes assisted by Lauren Nelson
Greta Gantz assisted by Lauren Nelson
Anna Lewis assisted by Hannah Hughes 
Corvallis goal:
 
Farah Wyche (PK)

LOCKWOOD 10 E HELENA 0*

Meadow Mahlmeisters: 2 Goals, 3 Assists 

Ella Krugler: 2 Goals, 1 Assist 
Kendyl Edwards: 2 Goals 
Maycee Krebs: 2 Goals 
Mackenzie Krebs: 2 Goals 

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LAUREL 2*

LAU GOALS=ROTH; DANTIC

LAU ASSTS=BOEHLER; WEIS,C

BC GOAL/ASST

LORASH/YATES

FRI., 10-6-23

LAUREL 10 E HELENA 0*

LAU GOALS=DANTIC (3); BOEHLER (3); VONDAL; POSER,E; ROTH; NELSO,K

LAU ASSTS=BOEHLER (2); POSER,E (2); ROTH (2); WEIS,C

BOYS

LAUREL 8 E HELENA 1*

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C (3); MARQUEZ (3); MOLM,N; HUTTON,B

LAU ASSTS=DAVIS,C (3); DAVIS,T; HEATH; HUTTON;MOLM,N

E HEL GOAL=FEHRI,A

Thursday, October 05, 2023
BOYS
WHITEFISH 3 COLUMBIA FALLS 1*

CF GOAL/ASST=WALFORD/FAINTER

Shots WF 7, CF 2
Corners WF 11, CF 0
Saves WF 1 (Ethan Bourque), CF 4 (Rafe Rusche)
Fouls WF 10, CF 7
 
WF 42d min, Preston McPherson goal, Ryder Elliott assist
WF 45th, Kyler Jonson goal
WF 72d, Sam Dow goal, Elliott assist 

STEVENSVILLE 5 FRENCHTOWN 2*

Scoring for Stevi- David Beames (5)

Assist for Stevi  - Evan Montague (5)

Scoring for Frenchtown - Ashton Staggs (20

Assist for Frenchtown = None


PARK 1 LONE PEAK 1*

PRK GOAL/ASST=REHDER/SMITH,K

LNPK GOAL=JOHNSON,BRA
GIRLS
WHITEFISH 1 COLUMBIA FALLS 2*

CF GOALS=MCATEE, WEST

CF ASSTS=MCATEE

WF GOAL=COOKE
STEVENSVILLE 4 FRENCHTOWN 0*

Stevi
Goals 
Addison Nobi 15 min Assisted by Millie Shepp 
Madigan Hurlbert 23 min unassisted 
44 min own goal 
Kami Brewer 70 min Assisted by Gianna Ruprecht 

HAMILTON 10 LOYOLA 0*

Hamilton goals:
6: Hannah Hughes unassisted
10: Hannah Hughes assisted by Ellie Hughes
12: Anna Lewis assisted by Hannah Hughes
16: Loyola own goal
20: Taylor McCarthy assisted by Hannah Hughes
22: Greta Gantz assisted by Gwen Wolfe
36: Greta Gantz assisted by Hannah Hughes
44: Greta Gantz assisted by Ellie Hughes
46: Ellie assisted by Lauren Nelson
65: Anna Lewis assisted by Greta Gantz


PARK 0 LONE PEAK 2*

LONE PK GOALS
1-Ruby Edgar
1-Harper Morris

 

Tuesday, October 03, 2023
BOYS
CORVALLIS 1 LIBBY 0

COR GOAL=MONNIER
POLSON 1 BIGFORK 2*

BF GOAL=RIEDESEL

POL GOAL=GATELL
GIRLS
POLSON 2 BIGFORK 3*

BF GOALS=TABOR; GUNLOCK,B; BUZZELL

POL SCORERS=

15’ goal by Amelia Stene, assisted by London Davis
22’ goal by Amelia Stene, assisted by Myranda Heiser

LOYOLA 0 CORVALLIS 2*

COR GOALS=

Abi Buoy scored unassisted 
Shyanne Watt scored unassisted 

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 9-25-23

October 2, 2023

 

Saturday, September 30, 2023

BOYS

WHITEFISH BYS/CORVALLIS CANC

PARK 10 E HELENA 0*

PRK GOALS=DALBY (3); VERMILLION; BAUMAN; HASBROOK (2); FREUND; CLARK; SMITH

PRK ASSTS=SMITH; BRAHAM,C; VERMILLION; FREUND; HORTSBERG (2); HAWTHORN; CLARK; HASBROOK

POLSON 5 LIBBY 2*

Player

Time

Assist

Pol - Anthony Lichtenberg

4

Lucian Sawyer

Libby - Joaquin` Canizares

11

 

Pol - Anthony Lichtenberg

21

Lucian Sawyer

Pol - Robert Merchant

36

 

Libby - Alderic Martineau

38

 
     

Pol - Anthony Lichtenberg

51

Jackson Bontadelli

Pol - Lucian Sawyer

77

Robert Merchant

GIRLS

PARK 10 E HELENA 0* 2ND

PRK GOALS=

Goal - Palen Sexton - Unassisted

Goal - Emerson Toulouse - Assisted by Maya Stenseth

Goal - Maya Stenseth - Unassisted

Goal - Maya Stenseth - Unassisted

Goal - Loralei Iverson - Unassisted

Goal - Loralei Iverson - Assisted by Hannah Mathais

Goal - Scarlett Welch - Unassisted

Goal - Scarlett Welch - Assisted by Maya Stenseth

Goal - Scarlett Welch - Assisted by Maya Stenseth

Goal - Hannah Mathais - Assisted by Anna Anderson

POLSON 4 LIBBY 2*

POL SCORERS

10’ goal by London Davis, assisted by Myranda Heiser
13’ goal by Myranda Heiser, assisted by Madyson Luikart
43’ goal by London Davis, assisted by Myranda Heiser
74’ goal by Myranda Heiser, assisted by

COLUMBIA FALLS 6 STILLWATER 0

Goals:
6th Minute: Hope McAtee (unassisted)
15th Minute: Hope McAtee (unassisted)
31st minute: Hope McAtee (unassisted)
45th Minute: Riley Byrd (Assist: Hope McAtee)
60th Minute: Hope McAtee (Assist: Onnikka Lawrence)
76th Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Assist: Mila Johns)

Shots:
CF: 22
Stillwater: 2

Keeper Saves:
Katie Bailey 18
Erica Burguiere: 2

 

Thursday, September 28, 2023
BOYS
WHITEFISH 3 BIGFORK 1*

Shots WF 9, BF 4
Corners WF 9, BF 3
Saves WF 3 (E. Bourque), BF 6 (Cole Carlson)
Fouls WF 20, BF 11
Cards WF 1, BF 1
 
WF 7th min, Adam Healy goal, Ryder Elliott assist
WF 11th, Logan Bingham goal, Jackson Dorvall assist 
WF 27th, Jack Oehlerich goal, Elliott assist 
BF 79th, Quinn Kerr goal
CORVALLIS 5 STEVENSVILLE 0*
CORV STATS=
Jack Hanssen unassisted 
Ryan Hutchison PK
Chance Jessop assisted by Jack Hanssen
Chance Jessop assisted by Jack Hanssen
Enzio Monnier assisted by Ryan Hutchison
 
BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 LOCKWOOD 0*
Goals: Zink, Hendriksen, OG
Assist: Bland

LONE PK 3 LAUREL 2*

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C; ADAMS

LAU ASST=DAVIS,T

LNPK GOALS=BEATTIE (2); JOHNSON,BEC

LNPK ASSTS=LUCHINI; PECUNIES; JOHNSON,BRA
GIRLS
WHITEFISH 2 BIGFORK 1*

Shots
WF 14
Bigfork 13

Saves
WF 6
Bigfork 6

Corners
 WF 1
Bigfork 1

Goals
WF 7th min: Olson assist by Perkins
WF 43rd min: Smith assist by Genovese
Bigfork: Bagley unassisted
CORVALLIS 0 STEVENSVILLE 6*

Stevi Scorers
Millie Shepp 6 min unassisted 
Holly st Germain 13 min
Assisted by Maya Peretto 
Holly st Germain 14 min unassisted 
Holly st Germain 18 min 
Assisted by Timber Smith 
Maya Peretto 46 min
Assisted by Nele Focht
Cambree Praast 63 min 
Assisted by Addison Nobi 

BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 LOCKWOOD 1*

BC GOALS=LORASH; ROESCH

BC ASST=BAKER

LKWD GOAL/ASST=MAHLMEISTER/OLSON,K
LONE PK 1 LAUREL 1*

LNPK GOAL=

A-MCGuire 
LAU GOAL/ASST=
DANTIC/ROTH

LOYOLA 4 FRENCHTOWN 1*

GM STATS=

LOY

Drew 2 goals, 1 assist
Avery 2 goals, 1 assist
Ursa Loken 1 assist
Elise Munding 1 assist
 
Frentown Stats
Goal: Alaina Shannon
Assist: Bailey Hansen
Tuesday, September 26, 2023
BOYS

COLUMBIA FALLS 9 LIBBY 2*

CF GOALS=GOLAN (5); WOLFORD (2); FAINTER; BYRD

CF ASSTS=GOLAN (4); FAINTER; ANDERSON; HARRIS

LIB GOALS=MARTINEAU; CANIZARES

HAMILTON 2 FRENCHTOWN 1*

LONE PK 10 E HELENA 0*

LNPK GOALS=JOHNSON,BEC (2); BEATTIE; STAUDT; DAVIS; HURLBUT; LUCHINI; WIKAN,A; MCRAE; BARKER

LNPK ASSTS=WIKAN,A; JOHNSON,BRA

LOCKWOOD 0 LAUREL 2*

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C; ADAMS

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 PARK 1*

PRK GOAL/ASST=DALBY/HASBROOK

BC GOAL=PANKRATZ

STEVENSVILLE 2 HELLGATE JV 2

David Beames 2 goals (Stevensville)

Josh Weber 1 Assist (Stevensville)

Evan Montague 1 Assist (Stevensville)

Scoring and Assist for Hellgate

Landon Zapata (1) - goal

Mohammed Hussein (1) goal

Rashid Sumaill (1) Assist


GIRLS

COLUMBIA FALLS 7 LIBBY 0*

CF SCORERS

2nd Minute: Hope McAtee (Taylor Rodgers)
16th Minute: Hailey Thomas (Josie Harris)
38th Minute: Hope McAtee (Josie Harris)
39th Minute: Hope McAtee (Riley Byrd)
44th Minute: Hailey Thomas
63rd Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Kenzee West)
71st Minute: Kenzee West

HAMILTON 7 FRENCHTOWN 0*

Hamilton goals:
 
Hannah Hughes assisted by Anna Lewis
Greta Gantz assisted by Lauren Nelson
Anna Lewis assisted by Hannah Hughes
Hannah Hughes unassisted
Mariah Johnson assisted by Ellie Hughes
Greta Gantz unassisted
Gwen Wolfe assisted by Taylor McCarthy

LOYOLA 0 STEVENSVILLE 5*

Stevi Goals
Madigan Hurlbert 41 min
Assisted by Nele Focht 
Maya Peretto 49 min
Millie Shepp 52 min
Gianna Ruprecht 69 min
Assisted by Cambree Praast 
Dawsyn Brewer 79 min
Assisted by Holly st Germain 

LONE PK 7 E HELENA 1*

LNPK GOALS

H. Morris-3
C. Leydig-2
A. Staudt-1
S. Ayers- 1

LOCKWOOD 1 LAUREL 1*

LKWD GOAL=Mahlmeister

LAU GOAL=POSER

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 PARK 1*

BC GOAL/ASST=YATES/LORASH

PRK STATS=

Goal - Griffin Conn - Unassisted

Saves - (10) Paige Whalin
      

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 9-17-23

September 23, 2023

Saturday, September 23, 2023
BOYS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 10 E HELENA 0*

Goals: Bland (4), Seitz, Cordero, Guenthner, Swain, Hendriksen 
Assists: Guenthner (2), Bland (2), Milroy, Hendriksen 
COLUMBIA FALLS 2 STILLWATER 1
CF GOALS=GOLAN (2)
CF ASSTS=FAINTER; BELL
WHITEFISH 8 LIBBY 1*
Shots WF 16, Libby 3
Corners WF 9, Libby 0
Saves WF 2 (Bourque, E; Bungener, B), Libby 8 (Thomas A)
Fouls WF 14, Libby 4
 
WF 6th min, Preston McPherson goal, Elijah Adams-Griffin assist 
Libby 17th, Dylan Warner goal
WF 25th, Adams-Griffin goal, Adam Healy assist 
WF 44th, Griffin Gunlikson goal, Jackson Dorvall assist 
WF 52nd, Kyler Jonson goal, Ryder Elliott assist 
WF 57th, Jonson goal
WF 59th, Collin Lyman goal, Kane Nissen assist 
WF 62nd, Elliott goal, Nissen assist 
WF 69th, Jonson goal
CORVALLIS 7 FRENCHTOWN 2*
CORV SCORERS
Miles Brondum assisted by Fox Goodrich
Jack Hanssen assisted by Enzio Monnier
Enzio Monnier assisted by Fox Goodrich
Enzio Monnier assisted by Fox Goodrich
Ryan Hutchison assisted by Fox Goodrich
Fox Goodrich assisted by Ryan Hutchison
Miles Brondum assisted by Fisher Goodrich
FT GOALS=PONE (2)
 
LOCKWOOD 1 LONE PK 1*
LPK GOAL=BEATTIE
LKWD GOAL=OLIZZCZAK,R
GIRLS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 9 E HELENA 0*
Goals:
33rd Minute: Hope McAtee (unassisted)
—-
65th Minute: Taylor Rodgers (Assist: Riley Byrd)

74th Minute: Piper Bizzell (unassisted)
76th Minute: Braeden Gunlock (unassisted)

Shots:
CF: 18
BF: 6

Saves:
Ireland Vigil: 19
Erica Burguiere: 3

Corner:
CF: 6
BF: 2

Fouls:
CF: 17
BF: 7

Cards:
CF: 1
BF: 0
 
WHITEFISH 6 LIBBY 0*
Shots
WF- 22
Libby- 4

Corners
WF- 7
Libby- 2

Saves
WF- 2
Libby- 6

Goals
WF 16th min: Genovese assisted by Smith
WF 33rd min: Genovese unassisted
WF 35th min: Genovese assisted by Dorvall
WF 46th min: Smith assisted by Genovese
WF 61st min: Gordon unassisted
WF 67th min: Smith assisted by Gordon
 

CORVALLIS 2 FRENCHTOWN 0*
Audrey Robinson #4 assisted by Farah Wyche 22nd minute first half 
Kate Allen #15 assisted by Avery Reynoso #13 in the 12th minute first half
LOCKWOOD 3 LONE PK 3*

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LNPK GOALS

A-MCGuire 2
H. Morris 1

 

 

Friday, September 22, 2023

BOYS

STEVENSVILLE 1 HAMILTON 1*

Scoring for Stevensville - David Beames

Scoring for Hamilton - Dane Hayward


BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LONE PK 1*

BC GOAL=SEITZ

LNPK GOAL=BEATTIE
GIRLS
STEVENSVILLE 0 HAMILTON 1*

HAM SCORERS

Anna Lewis assisted by Ellie Hughes
BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LONE PK 0*
BC GOAL/ASST=LORASH/BAILEE

Thursday, September 21, 2023
BOYS
LAUREL 11 E HELENA 1*

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C (5); MARQUEZ; MOLM,N; GIBBS,K; DAVIS,T; BUSENBARK,K; REMMICK

LAU ASSTS=PLYMPTON (2); DAVIS,C; DAVIS,T; HUTTON; HERSEL,B; VOLMER,T

CORVALLIS 7 FRENCHTOWN 0*

Corvallis Goals:
Jack Hanssen assisted by Chance Jessop
Fox Goodrich unassisted
Jack Hanssen assisted by Ryan Hutchison
Fox Goodrich assisted by Enzio Monnier
Ryan Hutchison assisted by Enzio Monnier
Ryan Ortiz assisted by Fox Goodrich
Jack Hanssen unassisted
LOCKWOOD 0 PARK 6*

PRK GOAL=HASBROOK (2); SMITH (2); BRAHAM; DALBY

PRK ASSTS=HASBROOK (2); SMITH
GIRLS
LOYOLA GRLS/FRENCHTOWN*
LAUREL 7 E HELENA 0*

LAU GOALS=DANTIC (3); ROTH (2); LEISCHNER; WEIS

LAU ASSTS=POSER (2); WEIS
LOCKWOOD 2 PARK 2*

LKWD GOALS=MAHLMEISTER; RICH

PRK STATS=

Goal - Remy Sexton - Assisted by Scarlett Welch

Goal - Maya Stenseth - Unassisted

Saves - (7) Paige Whalin

Tuesday, September 19, 2023

BOYS

COLUMBIA FALLS 3 POLSON 2*

CF GOALS=WOLFORD (2);GOLAN

CF ASSTS=FAINTER (2); ZUMWALT

POL GOALS=Anthony Lichtenberg and Pablo Gatel
LIBBY 4 FRENCHTOWN 3

Libby Scorers
Joaquin Canizares-1
Sami Jocks -1
Dylan Warner -1
Gabe Gier -1

LONE PK 11 E HELENA 1*

LP GOALS=BEATTIE (3); TRULEN (2); HURLBUT (2); PECUNIES; MCRAE; JOHNSON,BE; JOHNSON,BR

LP ASSTS=JOHNSON,BE; BARKER; MORRIS

EH GOAL=MILLER
PARK 5 LAUREL 2*

PRK GOALS=DALBY (4); HASBROOK

PRK ASST=BRAHAM

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C; DAVIDSON

LAU ASSTS=DAVIS,T; ADAMS
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 8 POLSON 0*

CF SCORERS

7th minute: Mila Johns (Unassisted)
8th minute: Mila Johns (Assist: Hope McAtee)
22nd Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Bella Mann)
35th Minute: mila Johns (assist: Riley Byrd)
38th Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (unassisted)

63rd Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Hope McAtee)
65th Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Hope McAtee)
78th Minute: Hope McAtee (Assist: Bella Mann)

LIBBY 5 FRENCHTOWN 1

FT GOAL=HESSE
LOYOLA GRLS-STEVENSVILLE*
LONE PK 10 E HELENA 0*

LP SCORERS

2-M. Wilcynski
3-A. McGuire
1-H. Morris
1-L. Morris
1-R. Edgar
1-P. Goldberg
1- L. Hoeksma 

PARK 3 LAUREL3*

LAU GOALS=ROTH (2); POSER

LAU ASSTS=BOEHLER; POSER

PRK STATS=

Goal - Pheobe Alverson - Unassisted

Goal - Clara Lighthiser - Cheyenne Siler

Goal - Griffin Conn - Unassisted

Saves - (3) Paige Whalin

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 9-11-23

 

Saturday, September 16, 2023
BOYS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 0 LAUREL 0*
BIGFORK 3 LIBBY 3*

BF GOALS=RIESDEL; SCHARA; SCHERFENBERG
WHITEFISH 4 HAMILTON 0

Shots, WF 12, Ham 2
Corners, WF 4, Ham 1
Saves, WF 2 (E. Bourque, C. Dow), Ham 8 (F. Dufresne)
Fouls, WF 9, Ham 3
Cards, WF 1, Ham 0
 
WF 36th minute, Ryder Elliott goal, Elijah Adams-Griffin assist
WF 39th, Elliott goal
WF 48th, Kyler Jonson goal, Elliott assist
WF 68th, Jackson Dorvall goal,Townsend Reed assist


CORVALLIS 2 STEVENSVILLE 2*

Corvallis Goals:
 
Cole Herminghaus unassisted
Enzio Monnier unassisted
 
Scorers for Stevensville
Asher DeFord (1)
Evan Montague (1)
 
Assists for Stevensville
David Beames (1)
Asher DeFord (1)
 

LOCKWOOD 10 E HELENA 0*
GIRLS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LAUREL 6*

LAU GOALS=BOEHLER (4); DANTIC, ROTH

LAU ASSTS=DANTIC (2); ROTH
BIGFORK 6 LIBBY 0*

BF GOALS=GUNLOCK,P; BUZZELL; GEMBALA; GUNLOCK,B; BAGLRY; JOHNSON,G
WHITEFISH 1 HAMILTON 2

WF GOAL=SMITH

HAM SCORERS

Hamilton goals:
Megan Vasquez assisted by Greta Gantz
Hannah Hughes assisted by Taylor McCarthy

CORVALLIS 0 STEVENSVILLE 4*

Stevi 
Goals 4 
Shots 12
Saves 1
Holly st Germain unassisted 17 min
Cambree Praast assisted by Maya Peretto 34 min
Holly st Germain assisted by Madigan Hurlbert 41 min
Holly st Germain unassisted 68 min
 
 
Corvallis 
Goals 0 
Shots 1
Saves 5

LOCKWOOD 10 E HELENA 0*

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Friday, September 15, 2023

BOYS

PARK 0 LONE PK 1*

LP GOAL=BEATTIE

GIRLS

PARK 2 LONE PK 3*

LP SCORERS

H-Morris 2
A-MCGuire 1 
Assist from H-Morris
PRK STATS=

Goal - Chase Vermillion - Assisted by Griffin Conn

Goal - Clara Lighthiser - Unassisted

Saves - (4) Paige Whalin

 

Thursday, September 14, 2023
BOYS

COLUMBIA FALLS 9 LIBBY 2*

CF GOALS=GOLAN (3); WOLFORD (2); HARRIS (2); BELL; ADAMS

CF ASSTS=WOLFORD; HARRIS; BYRD; EVERETT; CARLIN; TROY

LIB GOALS= WARNER; CARIZARES

LIB ASST=WARNER
WHITEFISH 8 POLSON 0*

Shots, WF 15, Pol 3
Corners, WF 9, Pol 1
Saves, WF 3 (E. Bourque), Pol 7 (M. Bird)
Fouls, WF 10, Pol 9
Cards, WF 1, Pol 1
WF 8th minute, Griffin Gunlikson goal, Collin Lyman assist
WF 19th, Preston McPherson goal, 
Ryder Elliott assist
WF 57th, Lyman goal, Elliott assist
WF 62nd, Sam Dow goal, Lyman assist
WF 65th, S. Dow goal, Kyler Jonson assist
WF 75th, Logan Bingham goal
WF 78th, Jonson goal (PK)
WF 79th, Jonson goal, Bingham assist
 

STEVENSVILLE 7 FRENCHTOWN 3*

Scoring for Stevensville
David Beames (4)
Spencer Moore (1)
Cole Germane (1)
Umah Sodagar (1)
Assist For Stevensville
Evan Montague (2)
Jon (Dillon) Post (1)
Cole Fowler (1)
Scoring for Frenchtown
Francesco Pone (2)
Levi Zandi (1)
Assist for Frenchtown
Conner Hesse (1)

BILLINGS CENTRAL 4 LONE PK 1*

BC SCORERS=

Goals: Johnson (2), Jagodzinski, Milroy
Assists: Seitz, Bland, Guenthner 

LP GOAL/ASST=BEATTIE/JOHNSON

GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 9 LIBBY 0*

CF GOALS=MCATEE (4); HARRIS (3); JOHNS

CF ASSTS=MCATEE (2); BYRD (2);HARRIS; JOHNS; MCKENZIE; LAWRENCE
WHITEFISH 5 POLSON 1*

Shots
WF- 23
Polson- 9

Saves
WF-6
Polson- 18

Corners
WF- 7
Polson- 0

Goals
WF 2nd min. Smith assist by Cooke
WF 4th min. Genovese assist by Smith
WF 23rd min. Cooke assist by Smith
WF 26th min. Morse assist by Genovese
WF 72nd min. Cooke assist by Genovese

Polson 76th min. Davis unassisted
STEVENSVILLE 9 FRENCHTOWN 1*

STV SCORERS

Maya Perretto unassisted 4 min
Maya Peretto assisted by Holly st  Germain 5 min
Maya Peretto unassisted 21 min
Nevaeh Meeder assisted by Madigan Hurlbert 28 min
Holly st Germain assisted by Claire Uskoski 30 min
Holly st Germain assisted by Claire Uskoski 32 min
Holly st Germain assisted by Addison Nobi 39 min
Holly st Germain assisted by Nevaeh Meeder 40 min
Millie Shepp unassisted 49 min

FT SCORERS

Frenchtown Goal
Bailey Hansen
 
Assist
Sofie Hesse

HAMILTON 8 LOYOLA 0*

Hamilton goals:
 
Greta Gantz assisted by Taylor McCarthy
Greta Gantz assisted by Lauren Nelson
Hannah Hughes assisted by Anna Lewis
Greta Gantz unassisted
Gwen Wolfe unassisted
Hannah Hughes unassisted
Ellie Hughes assisted by Greta Gantz
Hannah Hughes assisted by Mariah Johnson

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LONE PK 1*

LNPK STATS=

C-Leydig 1
Assist by M-Wilcynski
BC GOAL=TRACY

 

Tuesday, September 12, 2023
BOYS
COLUMBIA FALLS 3 WHITEFISH 4*

Shots, WF 9, CF 6
Corners, WF 6, CF 1
Saves, WF 3 (E. Bourque), CF 5 (Rafe Rusche)
Fouls, WF 18, CF 8
Cards, WF 2, CF 1
 
WF 1st minute, Ryder Elliott goal, Griffin Gunlikson assist
CF 10th, Kai Golan goal 
WF 46th, Preston McPherson goal, Gunlikson assist
WF 63rd, Collin Lyman goal, Elijah Adams-Griffin assist
CF 73rd, Golan goal (PK)
CF 75th Golan goal, Jack Harris assist
WF 76th, Elliott goal

WF GOALS=ELLIOTT; MCPHERSON; LYMAN; GRIFFIN

WF ASSTS=JONSON; GRIFFIN

CF GOALS=GOLAN (3)

CF ASST=HARRIS
POLSON 4 BIGFORK 1*

BF GOAL=RIEDESEL

POL GOALS=LICHTENBERG (3); NELSON,A

POL ASSTS=MERCHANT; GATELL,P
HAMILTON 2 FRENCHTOWN 1*

LAUREL 3 LOCKWOOD 2*

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C (3)

LKWD GOALS=BELMONTE; OLISCSCZCZAK

LKWD ASST=WICKENS,T

GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 2 WHITEFISH 4*

WF GOALS=OLSON (2); SMITH; COOKE

WF ASSTS=GENOVESE (2); OLSON; SMITH

CF GOALS=HARRIS; JOHNS

CF ASST=MCATEE
POLSON 0 BIGFORK3*

BF GOALS=GEMBALA (2); GUNLOCK,P
HAMILTON-FRENCHTOWN*
CORVALLIS 2 LOYOLA 3*

LOY SCORERS=

Goals:

Drew Lamb 3 goals

Avery Lecholat 1 assist

Ella Stack 1 assist

HAMILTON 11 FRENCHTOWN 1*
HM SCORERS
2: Lauren Nelson unassisted
4: Taylor McCarthy assisted by Lauren Nelson
11: Hannah Hughes assisted by Lauren Nelson
24: Hannah Hughes assisted by Anna Lewis
38: Tricia Wilson unassisted 
41: Mariah Johnson assisted by Hannah Hughes
43: Taylor McCarthy assisted by Lauren Nelson
53: Ellie Hughes assisted by Hannah Hughes
63: Anna Lewis unassisted
69: Julia Seifert assisted by Taylor McCarthy
77: Hannah Hughes unassisted 
 
Frenchtown goal: 
 
21: Sofie Hesse (direct kick)

LAUREL 4 LOCKWOOD 1*

LAU GOALS=BOEHLER; ROTH; POSER; LEISCHNER

LAU ASSTS=BOEHLER (2); ROTH; DANTIC

 

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 9-4-23

September 9, 2023

 

Saturday, September 09, 2023

LIBBY 0 POLSON 3*

POL GOALS=NELSON; MERCHANT

POL ASTS=SAWYER; LICHTENBERG

WHITEFISH 4 BIGFORK 0*

WF 16th min, Kyler Jonson goal, Townsend Reed assist
WF 21st, Elijah Adams-Griffin goal, Jonson assist
WF 38th, Justis Arterbury goal
WF 77th, Ryder Elliott goal, Charlie Hyatt assist

STEVENSVILLE 1 HAMILTON 5*

STV GOAL=MONTAGUE

STV AST=BEAMES

HAM GOALS=HAYWARD (2); OLBRICHT; OSHELL,H;PURCELL

HAM ASTS=PURCELL; HUGHES

PARK 8 E HELENA 0*

PRK GOALS=DALBY; HASBROOK; SMITH; REHDER; BRISBAN; HJORTSBERG; LARKIN; ENSIGN

PRK ASTS=DALBY (3); BAUMAN (2); HASBROOK; BRISBAN; LARKIN

LOCKWOOD 0 BILLINGS CENTRAL 8*

Goals: Bland(3), Hendriksen, Seitz, Guenthner, Pankratz, Swain
Assists: Seitz(2), Pankratz(2), Lakovic

GIRLS

LIBBY 1 POLSON 3*

POL SCORERS=

‘0 goal by Myranda Heiser, assisted by Madyson Luikart
‘36 goal by Madyson Luikart, assisted by Adamary Guerrero
‘60 goal by London Davis, assisted by Madyson Luikart

WHITEFISH 5 BIGFORK 1*

WF Goals
WF 16th min. Smith assist by Gordon
WF 29th min. Genovese assist by Gordon
WF 47th min  Smith unassisted
WF 49th Min. Ulrich assist by Dorvall
WF 63rd min. Smith assist by Cooke

BF 76th min. Gembala unassisted

CORVALLIS 2 FRENCHTOWN 0*

corv goals=Kate Allen unassisted at minute 12 and 33

STEVENSVILLE 0 HAMILTON 2*

Hamilton goals:
Greta Gantz assisted by Anna Lewis.
Hannah Hughes unassisted.

PARK 10 E HELENA 0*

PRK GOALS=Goal 1 - Maya Stenseth - Assisted by Griffin Conn

Goal 2 - Griffin Conn - Unassisted
Goal 3 - Chase Vermillion - Assisted by Maya Stenseth
Goal 4 - Clara Lighthiser - Unassisted
Goal 5 - Chase Vermillion - Assisted by Maya Stenseth
Goal 6 - Cheyenne Siler - Assisted by Chase Vermillion
Goal 7 - Maya Stenseth - Unassisted
Goal 8 - Chase Vermillion - Assisted by Maya Stenseth
Goal 9 - Cheyenne Siler - Assisted by Loralei Iverson
Goal 10 - Emerson Toulouse - Assisted by Ella Mendez
Saves - (1) Paige Whalin

LOCKWOOD 3 BILLINGS CENTRAL 1*

LKWD GOALS=MAHLMEISTER (2); EDWARDS

LKWD ASTS=MAHLMEISTER; EDWARDS; RICH

BC GOAL=LORASH

 

 

Thursday, September 07, 2023

COLUMBIA FALLS 4 POLSON 0*

Polson 0 0 — 0

Columbia Falls 3 1 — 4

CF — Max Everett (Traic Fainter) 8:00

CF — Kai Golan (River Wolford) 11:00

CF — Everett 35:00

CF — Golan (Wolford) 69:00

Shots — Polson 15, CF 18. Goalie saves — Polson 12 (Maddox Bird), CF 13 (Rafe Rusche). Corner kicks — Polson 4, CF 6. Fouls — Polson 14, CF 11. Cards — Polson 1, CF 1.

WHITEFISH 7 LIBBY 0*

Shots, WF 16, Libby 4
Corners, WF 5, Libby 2
Saves, WF 4 (C. Dow, E. Bourque, B. Bungener), Libby x (J. Canizares, A. Thomas)
Fouls, WF 11, Libby 6
WF 2d minute, Collin Lyman goal, Preston McPherson assist 
WF 12th, Ryder Elliott goal, McPherson assist
WF 27th, McPherson goal
WF 35th, Kyler Jonson goal
WF 54th, Elliott goal, Jackson Dorvall assist 
WF 63rd, Logan Bingham goal, Dorvall assist 
WF 77th, Tristan Irwin goal, Griffin Gunlikson assist
FRENCHTOWN 2 PLAINS 1

CORVALLIS 4 HAMILTON 0*

Corvallis Goals:
Jack Hanssen assisted by Ryan Hutchison
Ryan Hutchison assisted by Jack Hansen
Ryan Hutchison assisted by Peer Arnold
Enzio Monnier unassisted

LONE PK 5 LAUREL 2*

LP GOALS=BEATTIE; JOHNSON (2); MCRAE

LAU GOALS/ASST=DAVIDSON; DAVIS/HUTTON

PARK 0 BILLINGS CENTRAL 2*

BC Goals: Pankratz, Johnson

GIRLS

COLUMBIA FALLS 9 POLSON 1*

Columbia Falls:
23rd Minute: Riley Byrd (Assist: Josie Harris)
33rd Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Hope McAtee)
35th Minute: Hope McAtee (Assist: Josie Harris)
37th Minute: Mila Johns (unassisted)
58th Minute: Hope McAtee (Assist: Josie Harris)
60th Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Hope McAtee)
63rd Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Riley Byrd)
69th Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Assist: Hope McAtee)
78th Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Assist: Kenzee West)

Polson:
67th Minute Myranda Heiser (Penalty Kick)

WHITEFISH 9 LIBBY 0*

Goals
WF. 4th min Genovese assist by Cooke
WF  9th min Olson assist by Cooke
WF. 11th min Ulrich assist by Olson
WF. 32nd min Genovese assist by Cooke
WF. 38th min Genovese unassisted
WF. 57th min Genovese assist by Cooke
WF. 70th min Olson assist by M. Schmidt
WF. 73rd min Dorvall assist by Olson
WF. 80th min Cooke assist by Smith

FRENCHTOWN 2 LOYOLA 6*

Frenchtown Goals / Assists
G-Sofie Hesse PK
G- Bailey Hansen A- Laurel Krause
Loy Goals:
Avery Lecholat 2 goals, 2 assists
Drew Lamb 4 goals
Emily Fritch 1 assist

CORVALLIS 0 HAMILTON 5*

Hamilton goals:
 
8: Taylor McCarthy assisted by Hannah Hughes
42: Ellie Hughes unassisted
50: Greta Gantz unassisted
52: Hannah Hughes unassisted
77: Hannah Hughes assisted by Taylor McCarthy

LONE PK 1 LAUREL 6*

LAU GOALS=BOEHLER (4);ROTH (2)

LAU ASSTS=ROTH (2); WEIS (2); BOEHLER; BLODGETT

LP GOAL=H. Mittelstaudt-1

PARK 1 BILLINGS CENTRAL 1*

PRK GOAL=Chase Vermillion - Assisted by Pheobe Alverson

Saves - (5) Paige Whalin

 

Tuesday, September 05, 2023
COLUMBIA FALLS 6 BIGFORK 0*

CF GOALS=EVERETT (3); GOLAN; SOYLAND;WOLFORD

CF ASSTS=HARRIS (2); ANDERSON (2); BELL
LONE PL/E HELENA* POST
LOCKWOOD/LAUREL* POST

PLAINS 2 STEVENSVILLE 0
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 4 BIGFORK 4*

Goals:
CF: 5th Minute: Josie Harris (Apani Awua Assist)
CF: 6th Minute: Josie Harris (Hope McAtee)

BF: 12th Minute: Danika Bucklin Penalty Kick

CF: 16th Minute: Hope McAtee (Bella Mann)

BF: 28th Minute: Danika Bucklin Penalty Kick

2nd Half:

BF: 49th Minute: Paeten Gunlock

CF: 64th Minute: Josie Harris (Hope McAtee)

BF: 74th Minute: Piper Buzzell Corner Kick
 
 
LONE PL/E HELENA* POST
LOCKWOOD/LAUREL* POST

 

 

 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 8-28-23

September 2, 2023

 

Saturday, September 02, 2023  

COLUMBIA FALLS 2 CORVALLIS 2

CF GOALS=GOLAN; WOLFORD

CF ASSTS=HARRIS

COR GOALS=JESSOP;HANSSEN

COR ASST=HUTCHISON

 

LIBBY 3 STEVENSVILLE 5

STV GOALS=MOORE (2); BEAMES; COCHRAN; MONTAGUE

LIB GOALS=WARNER; GIER; GASSMAN

 

BIGFORK 2 HAMILTON 4

BF GOALS=MILAND; KERR

HAM GOALS=PURCELL; OLBRECHT; OSHELL,H;CHAPLIN

HAM ASSTS=PURCELL; OSHEHH; VERMILLION

 

BILLINGS CENTRAL 11 E HELENA 1*

BC SCORERS

Bland 2G, 2A
Guenthner 2
Pankratz 2, 2
Milroy 1
Hendriksen 2, 1
Johnson, 2
Jagoszinski 2A
 
11-1 final (BC own goal)
 

LOCKWOOD 0 LONE PEAK 1*

LP GOAL=HURLBUT

 
GIRLS  

LIBBY 0 STEVENSVILLE 5

STV SCORES=

Goals St. Germain pk 9' min
Perretto pk 30'min
St. Germain assisted by Praast 44' min
Praast assisted by Perretto 70' min
St. Germain pk 73' min
 

BIGFORK 3 HAMILTON 2

BF GOALS=BUZZELL; GUNLOCK,P

HAM GOALS=HUGHES (2)

HAM ASST=LEWIS

 

WHITEFISH 9 LOYOLA 0

Goals
WF
Genovese-3
Cooke- 3
Olson- 2
Smith- 1

Assists
WF
Olson- 2
Cooke- 1
Morse- 1
Genovese-1
Morrell- 1
Smith-1

 

BILLINGS CENTRAL 10 E HELENA 0*

BC GOALS=YATES (4); LORASH (2);CECILY (2); PEYTON; BRANDON

BC ASSTS=LORASH; PEYTON; VAIRA

 

LOCKWOOD 3 LONE PEAK 2*

LKWD GOALS=MAHLMEISTER (2); KREBS,M

LKWD ASSTS=WATTERS; SOAPES

LP GOALS=

H. Morris-1
M. McRae-1
 

 

Friday, September 01, 2023  

BOYS

WHITEFISH 2 STEVENSVILLE 0

Whitefish 2, Stevensville 0 (2-0 half)

Shots WF 9, Stevi 1
Corners WF 12, Stevi 3
Fouls WF 14, Stevi 16
Saves WF 2 (Bourque); Stevi 7 (Brown)
Cards WF 2 (yellow), Stevi 3 (yellow)
 
WF 29th min, Kyler Jonson goal, Elijah Adams-Griffin assist
WF 39th, Jonson goal

GIRLS

LOYOLA 2 LIBBY 4

BIGFORK 3 POLSON1*

‘78 POL goal by Madyson Luikart (PK)

 

WHITEFISH 5 STEVENSVILLE 1

Goals
WF
Genovese- 2
Smith- 1
Cooke- 1
Own Goal- 1

Assists
WF
Smith- 1
Olson- 1
Cooke-1
Schmidt-1

STEVI STATS

HGoal Holly st. Germain assisted by Millie Shepp

 
 

 

Thursday, August 31, 2023

BIGFORK 2 FRENCHTOWN 3

BF GOALS=RIEDESEL (2)
PARK 7 LOCKWOOD 0*

PRK GOALS=DALBY (2); HASBROOK (2); BAUMAN; ENSIGN; ELWELL

PRK ASSTS=HASBROOK (2); BRISBAN (2);BAUMAN; HJORTSBERG; VERMILLON 
HAMILTON  1 POLSON 3

POL GOALS=MERCHANT, NELSON,A; MAUSSHARDT

POL ASSTS=NELSON,A; MERCHANT; CLARK

HAM GOAL=PURCELL
GIRLS
BIGFORK 8 FRENCHTOWN 0

BF GOALGUNLOCK,P=4; GUNLOCK,B; BUZZELL; PLUMMER; BENSON

PARK 1 LOCKWOOD 3*

LKWD GOALS=MAHLMEISTER (3)

LKWD ASST=KREBS,M

PRK GOAL=Maya Stenseth - Assisted by Scarlett Welch

Saves - (5) Paige Whalin

HAMILTON 1 POLSON 0

HAM GOAL=HUGHES

HAM ASST=LEWIS,A

 

Tuesday, August 29, 2023

COLUMBIA FALLS 10 FRENCHTOWN 0

CF — Max Everett (Brady Bell) 12:00

CF — Isaac Soyland (Javien Mata) 26:00

CF — Kai Golan 30:00

CF — Golan (River Wolford) 32:00

CF — Golan (Traic Fainter) 40:00

CF — Everett (Golan) 46:00

CF — Everett (Silas Ypma) 50:00

CF — Everett 51:00

CF — Wolford 60:00

CF — Wolford (Everett) 66:00

CORVALLIS 0 POLSON 1 suspended

PARK 1 LAUREL 0*

PRK GOAL/ASST=DALBY/SMITH

GIRLS

COLUMBIA FALLS 10 FRENCHTOWN 0

Goals:
3rd Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Hope McAtee)
7th minute: Tatiana Raymond (Assist: Kenzee West)
12th minute: Hope McAtee (Assist: Mila Johns)
18th Minute: Mila Johns (Assist: Hope McAtee)
24th Minute: Josie Harris (Assist: Alexa Friske)
26th minute: Riley Byrd (Assist: Hope McAtee)
30th minute: Mila Johns (unassisted)
32nd Minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Assist: Mila Johns)
36th minute: Onnikka Lawrence (Assist: Tatiana Raymond)
38th minute: Riley Byrd (Assist: Kenzee West)

CORVALLIS 1 POLSON 2

PARK 1 LAUREL 1*

LAU GOAL=D,BOEHLER

PRK GOAL= Clara Lighthiser - Assisted by Scarlett Welch & Maya Stenseth

Saves - (3) Paige Whalin


 

GM SCORES/STATS FOR WEEK OF 8-25-23

August 26, 2023

 

Saturday, August 26, 2023
COLUMBIA FALLS 5 PARK 3

CF GOALS=GOLAN; WOLFORD; FAINTER-2; EVERETT

CF ASSTS=FAINTER; MARTIN; GOLAN

PRK GOALS=HASBROOK; DALBY; BRAHAM

PRK ASSTS=HASBROOK; DALBY

WHITEFISH 10 FRENCHTOWN 0

WF 9th min, Ryder Elliott goal, Griffin Gunlikson assist 
WF 11th, Collin Lyman goal
WF 20th, Elliott goal, Preston McPherson assist
WF 23rd, Kyler Jonson goal, Lyman assist
WF 25th, Lyman goal, Jackson Dorvall assist
WF 33rd, Lyman goal, Ethan Bourque assist
WF 35th, Elijah Adams-Griffin goal
WF 36th, McPherson goal, Jonson assist
WF 38th, McPherson goal, Griffin Johnson assist
WF 49th, McPherson goal, Felix Ebbett assist

E HELENA 2 POLSON 12

EH GOALS=LAVIE,K (2)

POL SCORING

Player Goal Time Assist
Pol Robert Merchant 2  
Pol Ashten Nelson 4  
Pol Taegen Gage 10 Cruz Lies
Pol Ashten Nelson 12 Brody Kline
Pol Lucian Sawyer 25 Robert Merchant
Pol Robert Merchant 39  
Pol Robert Merchant 43 Quinton Clark
Pol Robert Merchant 53 Ted Mausshardt
Pol Donovan Beeks 58 Ashten Nelson
Pol Jackson Bontadelli 68 Edgar Vejez Pete
Pol Jackson Bontadelli 71 Edgar Vejez Pete
Pol Branson Moss 79 Dion Lichtenberg

BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 CORVALLIS 1

Billings Central Goals
 
Luke Pankratz unassisted
Sawyer Guenthner assisted by Bowman Seitz
 
Corvallis Goal
Jack Hannsen assisted by Cole Herminghaus

LAUREL 2 STEVENSVILLE 5

LAU GOALS=DAVIS,C-2

LAU ASST=REMMICK

STEVI GOALS

Evan Montague 3
David Beames 1
Own goal by Laurel
 
Stevi Assist
Evan Montague

HAMILTON 3 LOCKWOOD 1

HAM GOALS=PURCELL; OSHELL; HAYWARD

HAM ASST=CHAPLIN

LCKWD GOAL=BELMONTE

BIGFORK 1 LONE PK 7

BF GOAL=MILAND

LP GOALS=BEATTIE-2; HURLBUT; MCRAE; JOHNSON; MORRIS,S; SMIT

LP ASSTS=BEATTIE; JOHNSON

GIRLS

COLUMBIA FALLS 5 PARK 1

CF GOALS=HARRIS-3; JOHNS; MANN

AF ASSTS=MACATEE-2; JOHNS; WEST

PRK GOAL=LIGHTHISER

PRK ASST=ALVERSON

PRK Saves - (7) Paige Whalin

 

WHITEFISH 10 FRENCHTOWN 0

Goals 
WF
Genovese-3
Cooke-3
Gordon-2
Olson-1
Smith-1

Assists
WF
Baxter-3
Genovese-2
Morse-1
Dorvall-1
Vine-1
Smith-1
E HELENA 2 POLSON 12
BILLINGS CENTRAL 6 CORVALLIS 1

LAUREL 3 STEVENSVILLE 1

Stevi
Shots 7
Saves 10 
Goals holly st. Germain unassisted 64th min
Laurel
Shots 15
Saves 8
Goals Kaitlyn Dantic 7th min
Aubry Roth 18th min
Kaitlyn Dantic 38th min

LAU ASSTS=BOEHLER,D; LEISHNER,S

BIGFORK 0 LONE PK 3

LP GOALS

H. Morris-2
M. Wilcynski-1

LCCKWOOD 9 LOYOLA 0

Offense

 

 

'A' SOCCER SCORES FOR FRI., 8-25-23
BOYS
COLUMBIA FALLS 10 E HELENA 0

CF GOALS=FAINTER-3; ADAMS-3; MASTERS-2; WOLFORD; EVERETT

CF ASSISTS=HARRIS-3; FAINTER-2; BELL; WOLFORD; ZUMWALT; SOYLAND
HAMILTON 1 LIBBY 2

LBGOALS=HALL; WATSON

LB ASST=WARNER

HAM GOAL=HAYWARD

LONE PEAK 5 POLSON 1

LP GOALS=BEATTIE-2; HURLBUT; MCRAE; JOHNSON

LP ASSTS=DAVIS; JOHNSON

POL GOAL=LICHTENBERG,A
PARK 6 BIGFORK 1

PRK GOALS=HASBROOK-3; DALBY-3

PRK ASTS=BAUMAN; VERMILLION; DALBY; HASBROOK

BF GOAL=MILAND
BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 STEVENSVILLE 2

BC GOALS=BLAND; SEITZ; RAH

BC ASST=SEITZ

STEVI GOALS=MONTAGUE-2

STEVI ASST=AGOSTINO
LAUREL3 FTOWN 4 BOYS

LAU GOALS=MARQUEZ; C.DAVIS; HUTTON

LAU AST=A.MOLM; C.DAVIS

CORVALLIS 4 LOCKWOOD 1

Chance Jessop scored unassisted goal
Ryan Hutchison scored unassisted goal
Eli Knight scored unassisted goal
Fox Goodrich scored assisted by Chance Jessop

GIRLS

COLUMBIA FALLS 10 E HELENA 0

CF GOALS=HARRIS-4; MCATEE-4; LAWRENCE-2

CF ASSISTS=MCATEE=2; BYRD; LAWRENCE
HAMILTON 6 LIBBY 0

Hamilton goals:
2: Greta Gantz unassisted
9: Hannah Hughes assisted by Mariah Johnson
13: Hannah Hughes unassisted 
35: Hannah Hughes unassisted
59: Ellie Hughes assisted by Hannah Hughes
70: Lauren Nelson unassisted 
LONE PEAK 5 POLSON 1
PARK 1 BIGFORK 4

BF GOALS=BAGLEY-3; GUNLOCK

PARK GOAL=

Goal 1 - Griffin Conn - Unassisted

Saves - (7) Paige Whalin

BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 STEVENSVILLE 1

Stevi Goal scorer Timber Smith assisted by Dawsyn Brewer

LAUREL 8 LOYOLA 1

LAU SCORING

Kaitlyn Dantic

3G  2A

 

Darby Boehler

3G   2A

 

Aubri Roth

2G  1A

 

Maggie Cooney

1A

 

LONE PK 5  POLSON 1

LP GOALS=

H. Morris-3
L.Morris-1
C.Leydig-1


CORVALLIS 0 LOCKWOOD 8

Offense
Goalie
Lockwood



 

 

RD 2 SOCCER PLAYOFF RESULTS/STATS

Saturday, October 24, 2015
BOYS
CORVALLIS 2 BILLINGS CENTRAL 1
BELGRADE 4 LOYOLA 2
GIRLS
LAUREL 2 HAMILTON 0
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 WHITEFISH 3

 

GIRLS

Laurel blanks Hamilton, 2-0

At Laurel, the Broncs saw their season come to an end, failing to put the ball past Locomotives keeper Paige O'Toole.

Laurel (7-4-1) drew first blood in the 34th minute when Raquel Jimenez slipped a shot past Hamilton keeper Larami Schara. Maysa Walters added an insurance goal for the hosts in the 65th minute.

Hamilton finished with a record of 12-2. 

 
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Hamilton;0;0;–;0

Laurel;1;1;–;2

L – Raquel Jimenez (unassisted), 34:00

L – Maysa Walters, 65:00

Saves – Hamilton 7 (Larami Schara), Laurel 5 (Paige O'Toole).

Backs to the wall, Billings Central girls rally for semifinal soccer victoryCentral's Olivia Hanser

Things did not look good for the Billings Central girls soccer team.

Trailing by a goal with just 10 minutes left, it appeared the Rams’ dreams of returning to the Class A championship match would end in the semifinals, on Wendy’s Field at Rocky Mountain College, for the second year in a row.

Instead, Michaela Stock sent over a cross and Jill Hardenbrook netted it, sending the Rams on a three-goal splurge in the closing minutes that lifted them to a 5-3 semifinal win over Whitefish on Saturday afternoon.

Awaiting the Rams: defending champion Laurel, Saturday’s other semifinal winner, setting up an all-Eastern A final next weekend.

“I’m excited,” Stock said. “They’re our biggest rivals and I always feel like it’s the most aggressive game with them.”

Central (11-0-1) got all it could handle from Whitefish (10-4-1). The Bulldogs trailed 1-0 and 2-1 on goals from Mariah Wittman and Olivia Hanser, but each time got the equalizer just minutes after the Rams had taken a lead. Despite Central’s two-goal margin, Whitefish led longer than the Rams.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“We coach to attack, we coach to score,” said Whitefish coach Roland Benedict, whose team received two goals from Melissa Pollard and one from Hailey Nicholson. “These girls, all of them, they want to score goals. So we went after them and we were going to push them today.”

In the end, it was the Rams, who had allowed just four goals in 11 games, who pushed back.

“I’m looking at my team and I’m like, ‘we’ve got to go, we’ve got to finish it,’ " Stock said, before referencing a semifinal loss to Columbia Falls a year ago that ended the program's run of six straight state titles. “Last year at this time, I don’t know, we couldn’t finish it. I was really determined this year to finish strong.”

Central finished Saturday’s match without several key players. Sarah Powers didn’t play (concussion), and Samantha Cormier and Wittman suffered leg injuries.

Wittman’s injury came in the last seconds of the game, after she collided with a Whitefish defender after scoring her third goal.

“We’re hoping that she’s able to come back because we’re going to need her,” Stock said. “Sammie? She’s been having trouble with her knees, but we’re hoping they’ll all be back.”

BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 WHITEFISH 3

SCORING FOR BC=WITTMAN (3); HANSER; HARDENBROOK

ASSISTS=HANSER, HARDENBROOK AND STOCK

SCORING FOR WFISH=POLLARD (2) AND NICHOLSON

ASSISTS=NICHOLSON, POLLARD AND HOUSTON

BOYS

Loyola fails to hold off Belgrade

At Belgrade, the Panthers advanced to the state championship match for the second straight season by rallying past the Rams.

Belgrade (13-1-1) jumped to an early lead on a Jeffrey DeBuse direct kick in the 28th minute but Loyola (6-8-1) got a big break a minute later when they scored on an own goal. It came off a corner kick by the Rams' Jacob Benson, headed into the goal by a Belgrade defender trying to clear the ball.

Loyola took its first lead on a Tu Nguyen goal in the 63rd minute. The Panthers came roaring back with three goals in the next 14 minutes.

Belgrade finished with a 23-1 advantage in shots.

 
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Loyola;1;1;–;2

Belgrade;1;3;–;4

B – Jeffrey DeBuse direct kick, 28:00

L – Own goal, 29:00

L – Tu Nguyen (unassisted), 63:00

B – Johnny Davidson (Ansel Brayton), 65:00

B – Jordan Schlaugh (DeBuse), 69:00

B – DeBuse (Brayton), 77:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 1, Belgrade 23. Saves – Loyola 11 (Bryan Swanson), Belgrade 0 (Clay Bost). Corner kicks – Loyola 1, Belgrade 8. Total fouls – Loyola 9, Belgrade 3. Cards – none.

 

 

BELGRADE 4 LOYOLA 2

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=DEBUSE (2); DAVIDSON AND SCHLAUCH

ASSIST=DEBUSE; BRAYTON (2)

Corvallis advances to state championship

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BILLINGS -- For the second straight year, the Corvallis boys' soccer team has punched its ticket into the Class A state championship match.

The Blue Devils (14-1) did it the hard way, beating a salty Billings Central (9-4) team at Rocky Mountain College Saturday. Emmett Semple scored off a corner kick by Avery Walden in the 54th minute to give the visitors a 2-1 win.

"Our boys played with a lot of heart, a lot of determination," Corvallis coach Greg Shifflett said. "Central has a lot of dynamic players. They gave us fits and I think we gave them fits as well. It really was a well-played game."

Corvallis jumped to a lead in the fourth minute when Cayden Ayers found the net on a lofted shot from 35 yards away after an assist by Semple. Central needed just three minutes to answer on a Christian Zygmond shot in the seventh minute.

 
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The Blue Devils will host Belgrade Saturday in a rematch of last year's state final, which was won by Corvallis in a shootout, 3-2, at Belgrade. The Panthers advanced with a 4-2 win over Loyola Sacred Heart.

"Belgrade thought they had it made last year when they hosted the (championship) game, and I don't want our guys to get caught up in the hoopla," Shifflett said. "I just want them to focus on Belgrade. And I'll remind them the last time we played them (in September) they beat us, 1-0."

box score

Corvallis;1;1;–;2

Central;1;0;–;1

CORV – Cayden Ayers (assist Emmett Semple), 4:00

CENT – Christian Zygmond (Patrick Comstock), 7:00

CORV – Semple (Avery Walden), 54:00

Corvallis - 12, Central 7. Saves – Corvallis 5 (Justin Catanach), Central 6 (John Healey). Corner kicks - Corvallis 4, Central 3. Fouls - Corvallis 13, Central 9. Cards - Yellow, Corvallis 1.

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS=AYERS AND SEMPLE

ASSISTS=SEMPLE AND WALDEN

SCORING FOR BC=ZYGMOND (COMSTOCK)

Billings Central boys fall to defending champion Corvallis in playoff semifinals

“At the beginning of the year I told them that nobody’s allowed to say the ‘R’ word, ‘repeat,’ ” Shifflett said, turning and looking at his Blue Devils team as they gathered their gear for what would be a happy trip back home Saturday afternoon. “They’re still not allowed to say it, because it’s every game, you know. Just like today. It could have gone either way.”

Saturday's Class A semifinal went the Blue Devils’ way, and they left Wendy’s Field at Rocky Mountain College with a 2-1 win over Billings Central. They improved to 13-1-0, scheduling a date next Saturday in Corvallis against Belgrade (12-1-1) with the state title on the line.

“So this will be like a rematch of the rematch,” Shifflett said.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cayden Ayers, Class A’s top scorer, scored an early goal for the Blue Devils when he lofted a ball over the head of Billings Central’s John Healey. The Rams’ keeper had come off his line, and though he got a hand on the high-arcing shot, Healey couldn’t knock the ball away with enough force. Four minutes into the match Corvallis was up 1-0.

Though Christian Zygmond answered just three minutes later on a through ball from Patrick Comstock, Ayers said his early goal – which came in the fourth minute – helped settle down his team.

“Scoring first is always big," said Ayers, who has 27 goals, "because it always sets the tone. When they came back and scored, we just wanted to keep it up, make sure we came back from that.”

The game became a stalemate until Emmett Semple scored in the 55th minute. It was the goal that ended Billings Central’s season at 9-3-0.

“It was a good year for them, a good run for them,” Rams’ coach Didier Ndedi said of his team. “They had plenty of fun. To be put out at the semis, it’s good, I’m happy. I had good kids.”

ROUND 1 PLAYOFF RESULTS/STATS

Saturday, October 17, 2015
BOYS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 POLSON 1
CORVALLIS 3 PARK 0
BELGRADE 7 STEVENSVILLE 2
LOYOLA 2 LIBBY 1 SO
GIRLS
LAUREL 3 COLUMBIA FALLS 1
HAMILTON 3 BELGRADE 2 SO
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 CORVALLIS 1
WHITEFISH 4 FRENCHTOWN 3 OT

 

GIRLS

Laurel stuns Columbia Falls

At Columbia Falls, the Wildkats saw their bid for a return trip to the state finals fall short despite scoring first in a state quarterfinal against Laurel.

Columbia Falls broke on top in the 20th minute when junior Madison Snyder scored on an assist from senior Ellie Johnson. Raquel Jimenez knotted the score for the Locomotives 10 minutes later and they went ahead to stay on an Ashtyn Hoppel goal in the 48th minute.

The Wildkats, champions of the Northern A conference, finished with an 8-3-2 record. Laurel boosted its record to 6-4-1.

Laurel;1;2;–;3

Columbia Falls;1;0;–;1

CF – Madison Snyder (assist Ellie Johnson), 20:00

L – Raquel Jimenez, 30:00

L – Ashtyn Hoppel (Jimenez), 48:00

L – Jessica Elmer (Maysa Walters), 61:00

Shots on goal – Laurel 7, Columbia Falls 7. Saves – Laurel 5 (Paige O'Toole), Columbia Falls 4 (Allyson Gimbel). Corner kicks – Laurel 5, Columbia Falls 4. Total fouls – Laurel 6, Columbia Falls 4. Cards – None.

LAUREL 3 COLUMBIA FALLS 1

SCORING FOR LAUREL=JIMENEZ; HOPPEL AND ELMER

SCORING FOR CFALLS=SNYDER

Early goals help Billings Central girls start soccer playoffs with a flourish

·         By MIKE SCHERTING mscherting@billingsgazette.com

The memory of last year’s semifinal loss – one that ended a run of six consecutive Class A soccer titles for the Billings Central girls – is still lingering.

But a 5-1 win against Corvallis on Saturday to get this year’s playoffs started was the perfect salve for the Rams.

“It was pretty heartbreaking, we wanted it really bad,” Central senior Mariah Wittman said, remembering last year’s setback to Columbia Falls that ended the Rams’ season. “But it just kind of lit a fire in us. We want it even more now. We’re excited to have another opportunity at it.”

Wittman and the Rams exuded that fire early and the Blue Devils could never extinguish it.

Julianna Arellano started the match with a long dribble down the right side of Wendy’s Field at Rocky Mountain College and slotted a perfect pass to Wittman, who knocked in the first of her three goals just over a minute after kickoff.

Central had a 3-0 lead 13 minutes into the game on a goal from Oliva Hanser and another from Wittman. Corvallis striker Corinne Sanderson, one of the state’s top goal-scorers, pulled one back on a direct kick just outside the 18-yard box, but the Rams rarely seemed rattled.

Rather, Central’s precision possession game prevented Corvallis from making many attacks at all. Keeper Venton Arce needed to make just one save, while the Rams’ midfielders and forwards seemed to slice through the Corvallis defense at will. The Rams recorded assists on all five goals.

Jill Hardenbrook tacked on an early goal in the second half and Wittman notched her third late in the game, sending the Rams (10-0-1) into next week with a home semifinal match.

“Corvallis didn’t really push us, but at the same time, our girls tried to work on what we wanted them to do,” Central coach Didier Ndidi said, shortly before he left the field to board a flight to Polson where he was to coach the Rams’ boys in their playoff match in Polson Saturday afternoon. “Even knowing that Corvallis wasn’t to our level, the girls didn’t give up our style and stayed calm.”

Corvallis ended its season 4-8-1. Coach David Molesh was just glad his young roster – the Blue Devils have just three seniors – got to experience playoff soccer.

“I don’t think people even expected us to make the playoffs, so having the opportunity to come play here, we’re super excited,” he said. “We’re getting there. I’m disappointed, but as happy as you can be with a loss.”

BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 CORVALLIS 1

SCORING FOR BC=WITTMAN (3); HANSER; HARDENBROOK

ASSISTS=WITTMAN; SNYDER; ARELLANO; SEYBERT

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS=SANDERSON

Whitefish tops Frenchtown in overtime

At Whitefish, Haley Nicholson's goal on an assist by Pixie Moore in the 86th minute gave the Bulldogs the overtime win in a Class A state playoff quarterfinal match.

Frenchtown trailed midway through the second half before Abigail Teagle found the net on an assist by Brooke Yarnall in the 60th minute. That made the score 3-3 and it stayed that way for the duration of regulation time.

The win boosted the Bulldogs to 11-3-1 and they will play in a state semifinal at Billings Central this week. Frenchtown bowed out at 7-5.

Frenchtown;2;1;0;0–;3

Whitefish;1;2;1;0–;4

W – Anna Peterson (assist Julia Houston), 19:00

F – Abigail Teagle (Pilar Field), 23:00

F – Teagle (Brooke Yarnall). 37:00

W – Katie Blankenship (Mellissa Pollard), 41:00

W – Haley Nicholson, pk, 47:00

F – Teagle (Yarnall), 60:00

W – Nicholson (Pixie Moore), 86:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 18, Whitefish 12. Saves – Frenchtown 7 (Shelby Shourds), Whitefish 17 (Kess Nelson). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 5, Whitefish 4. Total fouls – Frenchtown 7, Whitefish 14. Cards – None.

WHITEFISH 4 FRENCHTOWN 3 OT

SCORING FOR WFISH=NICHOLSON (2); BLANKENSHIP AND PETERSON

ASSIST=HOUSTON

SCORING FOR FTOWN=TEAGLE (3)

Hamilton survives Belgrade, moves into semis

HAMILTON -- Eighty minutes wasn't enough to settle Saturday's Class A quarterfinal playoff game between Hamilton and Belgrade girls' soccer teams. Neither were two overtime sessions.

But Broncs keeper Larami Schara, who had a sterling day, made sure she kept her team alive.

Schara stopped two of Belgrade's penalty shots during the shootout and Baylie Duce and Mallory McGill each found the back of the net to give Hamilton a 2-1 edge in the session after the teams tied at 1-1 after 100 minutes of soccer.

"She had an amazing day," Hamilton coach Kiah Nisly said of Schara, who finished the day with 11 saves.

On a day when Hamilton's offense struggled to sustain an attack, it needed every one of Schara's stops. Nisly said Belgrade had a handful of good looks, but couldn't get close to the net.

The Panthers' only goal, which came in the 55th minute of the foot of Mariah Morgan, came from outside the 18-yard box.

Hamilton answered 10 minutes later on Reilly Rosstad's goal that was assisted by Kendal Gordon. It was the last goal until Duce made her first penalty kick. 

Kendall Betchke was good on Belgrade's second attempt and Mallory McGill put home the Broncs' second kick giving them a 2-1 lead. Schara then knocked away another Belgrade attempt and neither team scored again.

Hamilton will now travel to Laurel on Saturday for a semifinal match. The two teams played earlier this season as Hamilton defended its home turf against the reigning state champs.

Belgrade;0;1;0;0–;1

Hamilton;0;1;0;0–;1

Shootout -- Hamilton, Baylie Duce, Mallory McGill. Belgrade, Kendall Betchke

B – Mariah Morgan (unassisted), 55:00

H – Reilly Rosstad (Kendal Gordon), 65:00

Shots on goal – Belgrade 13, Hamilton 11. Saves – Belgrade 8 (Emily Cady), Hamilton 11 (Larami Schara). Corner kicks – Belgrade 2, Hamilton 4. Total fouls – Belgrade 5, Hamilton 6.

HAMILTON 3 BELGRADE 2 SO

Score at end of Regular Time 1-1
Score at end of Overtime 1-1
Score at end of PK's 3-2 

Hamilton 

Shots on Goal-11
Keeper Saves-11 (Larami Schara)
Corners-4
Goals:
65:00 Reilly Rostad, assist Kendal Gordon
PK Baylie Duce
PK Mallory McGill
 
Belgrade
Shots on Goal- 13
Keeper Saves-8 (E. Cady)
Corners- 2
Goals:
55:00 M. Morgan no assist
PK K. Bethke

BOYS

Belgrade bounces Stevensville

At Belgrade, the Panthers exploded for three goals in the first 20 minutes and cruised to the playoff win.

Belgrade, which lost in a shootout to Corvallis in the state championship game last season, held a gaudy 15-6 advantage in shots on goal. Johnny Davidson was a scoring machine with four goals.

Quade Renstrom had two goals for the Yellowjackets, who finished with a 4-6-1 record. Belgrade boosted its record to 11-1-1.

Stevensville;1;1;–;2

Belgrade;3;4;–;7

B – Kyler Linton penalty kick, 6:00

B – Johnny Davidson (Brandon Rockwell), 9:00

B – Davidson (Zach Smith), 20:00

S – Quade Renstrom, 21:00

B – Davidson (Justin McGowen), 47:00

B – Davidson (McGowen), 49:00

S – Renstrom penalty kick, 69:00

B – Javan Chisholm (Dominick Portnell), 72:00

B – Own goal, 79:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 6, Belgrade 15. Saves – Stevensville 10 (Tristan Pearson), Belgrade 5 (Clay Bost 5, Luke Turner 0). Corner kicks – Stevensville 2, Belgrade 10. Total fouls – Stevensville 7, Belgrade 6. Cards – None.

BELGRADE 7 STEVENSVILLE 2

Belgrade Boys 7 Stevensville 2
Goals
Kyler Linton 1,
Johnny Davidson 4
Zach Smith 1
Own goal 1
Assist
Brandon Rockwell 1
Zach Smith 1
Justin McGowen 1     Dominick Portnell 1 

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=DAVIDSON (4); LINTON; SMITH; STEVI OWN GOAL

ASSISTS=MCGOWEN AND PORTNELL

SCORING FOR STEVI=RENSTROM (2)

Corvallis keeps marching toward repeat

Corvallis 3, Livingston 0

Livingston;0;0;-;0

Corvallis;3;0;-;3

C - Cayden Ayers (penalty kick), 13:00

C - Emmett Semple (Ayers), 21:00

C - Ayers (Grant Martin), 28:00

Shots on goal - Livingston 10, Corvallis 17. Saves - Livingston (Keaten Barbula 11), Corvallis 6 (Justin Catanach). Corner kicks - Livingston 7, Corvallis 5. Total fouls - Livingston 9, Corvallis 12. Yellow card - Livingston coach.

101815 CorvallisvsLivingston07-tm.jpg

 

CORVALLIS -- With three minutes remaining in Corvallis' Class A quarterfinal soccer match against Livingston and the Blue Devils fate long since sealed, their chatty head coach Greg Shifflet hollered to forward Emmett Semple.

"Emmett, we don't need to score. This is the number that matters," Shifflett instructed with his hands held above his head forming a zero.

The Blue Devils got their zero -- they topped Livingston 3-0 on a glorious day in the Bitterroot -- and now they're focused on the number two, as in the two games they have left to win to claim their second consecutive state title. 

The Blue Devils got goals from both of their high scoring forwards -- Cayden Ayers had two and Semple one -- and their defense shut down Livingston, even as the Rangers tilted their focus in the second half toward breaking through the Corvallis back line.

It just never happened and now the Blue Devils will wait to see where they will spend next Saturday, either at Billings Central playing the Rams or a less arduous trip to Polson. 

"All in all they played really well," Shifflett said. "We got in front of balls, kept in good positions and I don't know that there was a really dangerous shot on goal."

Corvallis, which ran through conference play undefeated and dropped just one game all season, jumped on the Rangers early -- and then piled on often.

"That was really important for us because we just had to get out there and get it done," Semple said of the Blue Devils' quick-start attack.

Thirteen minutes into the game, Ayers was given a penalty kick after a foul was called in the box. He lined it up, and snuck it past Livingston keeper Keaten Barbula who guessed correctly, but was a tick late. 

Not long after his first goal, Ayers played a through ball to Semple, who was one-on-one with a Livingston defender. A good deal of contact occured between the two but Semple stayed on his feet, while the defender fell to the ground.

Semple gained control of the ball, dribbled past Barbula and softly rolled Corvallis' second goal into the back of the net just 21 minutes into the contest.

"I was thinking about chipping him, but I knew it wouldn't work so I just cut it back and put it in," Ayers said. 

The goal gave the Devils and comfortable lead and forced the Rangers to alter their game plan. It also incensed Livingston coach Jeff Dickerson and a handful of Rangers fans, who loudly criticized the referees for the remainder of the game. 

"You get a PK called like that and the referee can't even answer who the foul was on and you start putting things in your head as a teenager," said Dickerson, who coached the Rangers to a 5-5-3 record two years after guiding the team to its only state title.

"You're getting a lot of calls for ticky-tack fouls and then you're missing charges and holds and you're calling second fouls. I think it does affect the game and it's in a negative way. It's unfortunate that we let that get to us, including myself. The referees are here to call the game, they do the best job they can." 

The contest's final goal was the only one not steeped in controversy.

Rutger Klein tracked down a ball on the far side and attempted a long cross into Grant Martin. The pass was off the mark but was sent back into the middle of the field where Ayers gathered and fired across Barbula's face and into the corner of the net. 

"The third one was icing on the cake," said Shifflett, whose only criticism of his team was that it was too eager to tack on a fourth goal and didn't possess the ball at great length in the second half.

The aggressive play nearly cost the Devils dearly.

With less than a minute remaining, a ball was played through well ahead of Ayers. He tried to track it down and collided with Barbula. Ayers was on the turf for nearly a minute before rising to his feet. He asked for a sub, but by that time there were 5 seconds on the clock and he waited for the final whistle.

Ayers told his coach that it was just "a stinger" and that he would be fine for the semifinal. 

Shifflett suggested that members of his team make the 2-hour drive to Polson to scout either the Pirates or the Rams. Whether or not they were going to make the trip wasn't certain. Nevertheless, the Devils are moving on with another title in sight.

"This is just one more step," Shifflett said. "It's not that it's (Livingston) or anybody, it's whoever you play. You want that step to get to that step. All we're focused on now is the winner of the Billings Central/Polson game tonight."

CORVALLIS 3 PARK 0

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS=AYERS (2); SEMPLE (1)

ASSIST=MARTIN AND AYERS

LOYOLA 2 LIBBY 1 OT

SCORING FOR LIBBY=WOOD (CANO)

SCORING FOR LOYOLA=BENSON

Billings Central ends Polson's season

At Polson, Billings Central jumped out to an early lead and then held on to end Polson's season in the Class A quarterfinals.

Josh Bundy scored the Rams' first goal in the eighth minute. Polson was able to hang around for a while until Patrick Comstock took a feed from Caleb Wall to put Central up 2-0 in the 34th.

Central added an insurance goal on a Nick Mack's penalty kick in the 65th minute before Polson got on the board on Michael Mercer's penalty kick in the 76th. 

Billings Central will host Corvallis on Saturday.

Billings Central 3, Polson 1

Billings Central;2;1;—;3

Polson;0;1;—;1

BC -- Josh Bundy (Christian Zygmond), 8:00

BC -- Patrick Comstock (Caleb Wall), 34:00

BC -- Nick Mack (PK), 65:00

P -- Michael Mercer (PK), 76:00

Saves: Central 3 (John Healey), Polson 6 (Russell Smith)

SCORING FOR BC=ZYGMOND; COMSTOCK AND MACK

Loyola outlasts Libby in penalty kicks

At Libby, the Loggers scored the first goal, but Loyola was able to prevail in a shootout to keep its season alive.

Stats weren't reported for the shootout, but Loyola will travel to Belgrade for a semifinal match on Saturday after prevailing in the third extra session of the game.

Libby's Cody Wood scored in the 12th minute on a goal assisted by Giovanni Cano. Loyola's Jacob Benson tallied the Rams' only regulation goal 11 minutes later and the teams played the remaining 77 minutes to a stalemate.

The game was a defensive struggle with just 10 total shots on goal.

Loyola 1, Libby 1

Loyola;1;0;–;1

Libby;1;0;–;1

Shootout -- not reported.

H – Cody Wood (Giovanni Cano), 12:00

A – Jacob Benson (unassisted), 23:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 5, Libby 5. Saves – Loyola 4 (Bryan Swanson), Libby 2 (Raffeal Webber). Corner kicks – Loyola 3, Libby 5. Total fouls – Loyola 14, Libby 11. Cards – None.

 

POLSON — Josh Bundy, Patrick Comstock and Nick Mack all scored goals as Billings Central defeated Polson 3-1 on Saturday evening in first-round Class A boys soccer playoff action.

Billing Central (9-2-0) led 2-0 at the half.

Mike Mercer scored on a penalty kick for Polson (8-3-2) in the 76th minute.

Billings Central will host Corvallis (12-1-0) in semifinal play on Saturday. Corvallis defeated Livingston (5-5-3) in first-round action 3-0.

Billings Central 2 1 — 3

Polson 0 1 — 1

BC—Josh Bundy (Christian Zygmond), 8:00

BC—Patrick Comstock (Caleb Wall), 34:00

BC—Nick Mack (PK), 65:00

P—Mike Mercer (PK), 76:00

Shots on goal — NA: Goalie saves — Billings Central 3 (John Healey), Polson 6 (Russell Smith); Corner kicks — NA: Fouls — NA; Cards — NA.

Loyola 1, Libby 1

LIBBY — Tied at the end of regulation and through overtime, Libby defeated Missoula Loyola on penalty kicks in a first-round match.

Both goals came in the first half — Cody Wood scoring for Libby at 12 minutes and Jacob Benson for Loyola at 23 minutes.

No other information was available.

Libby (9-4-1) advances to semifinal action on Saturday at Belgrade (11-1-1). Belgrade won its first-round match, defeating Stevensville 7-2.

Loyola 1 0 — 1

Libby 1 0 — 1

Shootout — NA

Lib—Cody Wood (Giovanni Cano), 12:00

Loy—Jacob Benson, 23:00

Shots on goal — Loyola 5, Libby 5; Goalie saves — Loyola 4 (Bryan Swanson), Libby 2 (Raffeal Webber); Corner kicks — Loyola 3, Libby 5; Fouls — Loyola 14, Libby 11; Cards — None.

Corvallis 3, Livingston 0

Livingston 0 0 — 0

Corvallis 3 0 — 3

C - Cayden Ayers, penalty kick, 13:00

C - Emmett Semple (Ayers), 21:00

C - Ayers (Grant Martin), 28:00

Shots on goal — Livingston 10, Corvallis 17; Goalie saves — Livingston (Keaten Barbula 11), Corvallis 6 (Justin Catanach); Corner kicks — Livingston 7, Corvallis 5; Fouls — Livingston 9, Corvallis 12; Cards — Livingston coach.

Belgrade 7, Stevensville 2

Stevensville 1 1 — 2

Belgrade 3 4 — 7

B — Kyler Linton, pk, 6:00

B — Johnny Davidson (Brandon Rockwell), 9:00

B — Davidson (Zach Smith), 20:00

S — Quade Renstrom, 21:00

B — Davidson (Justin McGowen), 47:00

B — Davidson (McGowen), 49:00

S — Renstrom, PK, 69:00

B — Javan Chisholm (Dominick Portnell), 72:00

B — Own goal, 79:00

Shots on goal — Stevensville 6, Belgrade 15; Goalie saves — Stevensville 10 (Tristan Pearson), Belgrade 5 (Clay Bost 5, Luke Turner 0); Corner kicks — Stevensville 2, Belgrade 10; Fouls — Stevensville 7, Belgrade 6; Cards — None.

PLAY-IN GAME RESULTS

BOYS

Libby moves past Columbia Falls

At Libby, the Loggers scored three second-half goals to win their state tournament play-in game against Columbia Falls, 3-1.

The Wildcats took a 1-0 lead into the half after Jakob Grein found the back of the net in the 17th minute. 

But two goals by Zander Peterson and one by Ryan Nagle, all in a span of 19 minutes, sealed the berth for the Loggers.

Columbia Falls outshot Libby 21-6, and Loggers keeper Brandon Karberg had 20 saves.

Columbia Falls;1;0;–;1

Libby;0;3;–;3

CF—Jakob Grein (Auguste Emond), 17:00

L—Zander Peterson, 60:00

L—Peterson (Ryan Nagle), 74:00

L—Colin Maloney, 79:00

Shots on goal – Columbia Falls 21, Libby 6. Saves – Columbia Falls 4 (Rafael Webber), Libby 20 (Brandon Karberg ). Corner kicks – Columbia Falls 7, Libby 5. Total fouls – Columbia Falls 6, Libby 5. Cards – None.

LIBBY 3 COLUMBIA FALLS 1

SCORING FOR LIBBY=WOOD; MALONEY AND PETERSEN

SCORING FOR CFALLS=J.GREIN (EMOND)

GIRLS

Late heroics lift Whitefish over Polson

POLSON – The Whitefish Bulldogs scored two goals in two minutes to move past Polson in a Class A tournament play-in game on Tuesday, beating the Pirates 2-1.

All three goals came within moments of each other - Polson took a 1-0 lead in the 70th minute when Marina Mayorga put away a penalty kick after a Whitefish hand ball.

But the Bulldogs had an answer.

Hayley Nicholson scored in the 72nd minute and then again in the 74th to take the lead and win the game. Those goals were assisted by Katie Blankenship and Julia Houston, respectively.

Whitefish will move on to the Class A tournament and play host to Frenchtown on Saturday.

Whitefish;0;2;–;2

Polson;0;1;–;1

P - Marina Mayorga penalty kick, 70:00

W - Hayley Nicholson (Katie Blankenship) 72:00

W - Nicholson (Julia Houston), 74:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 5, Polson 15. Saves – Whitefish 9 (Kess Nelson), Polson 3 (Jenna Evertz). Corner kicks – Whitefish 4, Polson 2. Total fouls – Whitefish 5, Polson 6. Cards – None.

NOTE TO READERS:
An abridged version of the following article is available in printed format and featured in the October 15th issue of the Lake County Leader, B1,B8 
 
Bulldog blitz buries, bumps Bucs
Prep Girls Soccer – Northern A Play-in
Whitefish 2, Polson 1
    At Polson on Tuesday for the Northern A play-in match to decide who would advance to the next round, the host Lady Pirates and the visiting Lady Bulldogs battled through the first half of play to a scoreless tie. Both teams had a handful of chances to take the lead. Seven minutes into the contest, Lady Bulldog Haley Nicholson lofted a long punt at the Polson goal, forcing keeper Jenna Evertz to intervene. A handful of seconds later, Lady Pirate Tiara Duford split her defenders after an Olivia Hewston free kick, but the ball would carry over the crossbar.
    Both teams would continue to joust and parry with one another, but both keepers proved adequate to the task of intervening where defenders were unable to disrupt penetration. For Polson, shots taken by Duford, JaNessa Taylor, Marina Mayorga and the direct kicks of Hewston initially held promise, but did not yield the fruit of their labors.
    Toward the end of the first half, a corner kick by Whitefish forward Nikita Packard held the most promising potential for the Lady Bulldogs up to that point, but Polson keeper Evertz intercepted it before it could became problematic. Polson held the edge in time spent making forays into Whitefish real estate during the first half of play.
    Once the second half got underway, the pace quickened for both teams. Polson’s Mayorga lofted a direct kick toward the Whitefish goal which defender Pixie Moore partially header blocked.  The ball rebounded back into play in front of the goal, where another Polson player rebooted the second chance opportunity, forcing Lady Bulldog keeper Kess Nelson to deflect its trajectory into the crossbar above to avoid it from careening into the net.
    Moments later at the other end of the field, Katie Blankenship launched a mega shot at the Polson goal, forcing Pirate keeper Evertz to make a diving save.
    Lady Pirates Hewston, Taylor and Duford each had shot on goal opportunities during the second half, forcing the Lady Bulldog keeper to intervene.  A few minutes past the midway point of the second half, Polson’s Taylor scooted a cross over to Kiana Snyder converging upon the Whitefish goal from the right side, but the intended target needed an extra step to intercept the vector to redirect the trajectory of the ball. 
    Great shots and spectacular defense by both teams gave the initial impression that this dual was shaping up to finish in a scoreless draw and headed to overtime, if not a shootout.  But then a two minute span of offensive onslaught transpired in which all the scoring would take place.
    Polson would strike first on a penalty kick awarded for an inadvertent handball within the 18 yard box, a poignant twist of irony with their previous encounter earlier in the schedule.   Mayorga would bury it past the keeper to give Polson a 1-0 advantage. But there would be little time to celebrate or rest on any laurels.  Within the short frame of the next minute, Nicholson would streak by her defenders after a well placed through ball kicked by Blankenship and would patiently finish with the equalizer to tie the game at one apiece.
    The idiomatic expression “lightning never strikes twice” seemingly conveys the impression that one is somewhat inoculated against getting zapped a second time.  Yet within the span of barely a minute of elapsed time, Nicholson would strike yet again with eerie similarity to the preceding scoring sequence, this time tracking down another well placed through ball initiated by junior midfielder Julia Houston. Nicholson has a penchant for finishing well irrespective of soccer pitch or pigskin gridiron and she did not disappoint her Whitefish supporters in attendance as the Lady Bulldogs would take a 2-1 lead, much to the shock as well as chagrin of the purple & gold contingent in attendance
    Polson attempted to reacquire exploitable access to Whitefish real estate in an attempt to net the equalizer, but the Lady Bulldogs hunkered down on defense or punted the ball deep into Polson territory in a strategic effort to chew chunks off the ticking clock.  Perhaps if more time had been available, the Lady Pirates would have succeeded in  sending the contest into overtime.
But as coach Michael Hewston observed after the game, “We had a great season, but it just didn’t work out for us in the end.”
    Polson (9-4) wraps up their season with the second best record in the history of their program and graduate only one senior in Brenna Clarke, although accelerated graduation may further impact roster attrition.  This team will be back with a vengeance as they seek to recalibrate in preparation for next season and build upon the successes of this one.
    (3N) Whitefish (9-3-1) advances to engage (2S) Frenchtown (7-3) on Saturday in a soccer skirmish that will feature the two top tier Class A scorers in Lady Bulldog Haley Nicholson (28g10a) and Lady Bronc Abbey Teagle (27g10a).  The winner of that contest will advance to the next round to face the winner of (1E) Billings Central (9-0-1) against (3S) Corvallis (4-7-1).   On the other side of the bracket, Northern A champion (1N) Columbia Falls (8-2-2) takes on defending 2014 State A champion (2E) Laurel (5-4-1), while (1S) Hamilton (11-1) tangles with (3E) Belgrade (5-6-1).
Whitefish  0  2  –  2
Polson       0  1  –  1
P - g Marina Mayorga (pk) 66'
W - g Haley Nicholson (a Katie Blankenship) 67'
W - g Nicholson (a Julia Houston), 68'
SHOTS(on goal) – Whitefish *10(9) , Polson 15(13).
SAVES – Whitefish 9 (Kess Nelson), Polson *6 (Jenna Evertz).
CORNER KICKS – Whitefish 4, Polson 2.
FOULS – Whitefish 5, Polson 6. CARDS – None.
LPindivSH(sog) – Tiara Duford 4 (sog7',35'over; sog62'; wide18'), JaNessa Taylor 4 (sog16',50',62' ; hdr32'wide), Mayorga 4 (sog31',42'dk, sog33'), Amber Clarke (sog12'ck), Olivia Hewston 2 (sog43'dk, dk33'wide). 
LP stat bk variants = tm: W5sh; indiv: JT5sh, MM2sh, JE3sv. (Tu13Oct15) 
WLBindivSH(sog) – Nicholson (5)6 (sogdk4',65'; punt7', dk77'), Blankenship (sog48'), Nikita Packard (sog38'ck), Anna Peterson (sog69'), playerID? (reload69'wide), Cassidy Grady (sog73').
DEFENSIVE HIGHLIGHTS – Sophia Sisler clears Nicholson dk 4'; Brenna Clarke executes slide tackle to vintage perfection that sends the ball the other direction, but ref blows whistle for foul
WHITEFISH DEFENSIVE HIGHLIGHTS – #14 Pixie Moore header blocks initial Polson direct kick at Whitefish goal 42'.  Another Polson player reboots the rebound back at the goal, forcing keeper Kess Nelson to deflect the trajectory of the ball into the crossbar above to avoid it from careening into the net.
= = = = = = =
Unofficial game rendition by John Heglie.  Some details may vary from official summary
game stats derived from personal notations taken during contest along with interaction and input from the coaching staff ffrom both teams.  goal tallies and team records derived from nwa conference website < http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=nwmta >.

SAT., 10-10 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Saturday, October 10, 2015
BOYS
WHITEFISH 4 COLUMBIA FALLS 0*
LIBBY 4 BIGFORK 0*
LOYOLA 3 FRENCHTOWN 1*
STEVENSVILLE 1 HAMILTON 1*
BELGRADE 3 BILLINGS CENTRAL 2*
PARK 0 LAUREL 0*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 1 WHITEFISH 1*
LIBBY 4 BIGFORK 4*
FRENCHTOWN 8 LOYOLA 3*
HAMILTON 2 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 BELGRADE 0*
LAUREL 3 PARK 2*

 

BOYS

Libby blanks Bigfork

At Libby, the Loggers built up some momentum for their state tournament play-in game later this week with the shutout in their Northern A finale.

Cody Wood scored the only goal Libby needed in the sixth minute on an assist from Zander Petersen. He added an insurance tally in the seventh minute and Petersen scored twice in the second half.

The Loggers finished at 5-2-1 in league play and have an overall record of 7-4-1. Bigfork finished at 1-7, 2-9.

Bigfork;0;0;–;0

Libby;2;2;–;4

L – Cody Wood (assist Zander Petersen), 6:00

L – Wood, 7:00

L – Petersen (Colin Maloney), 64:00

L – Petersen (Andrew Freese), 66:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 2, Libby 16. Saves – Bigfork 12 (Ben Russel), Libby 2 (Giovanni Cano 1, Raffael Webber 1). Corner kicks – Bigfork 3, Libby 5.

SCORING FOR LIBBY=GOALS=WOOD (2) AND PETERSEN (2)

ASSISTS=PETERSEN, MALONEY AND FREESE

Loyola Sacred Heart earns second seed with win at Frenchtown

At Frenchtown, the Broncs struck first but the Rams rallied for a convincing victory that clinched the No. 2 seed in the Southern A.

Parker Spadt provided the Broncs a 1-0 lead in the 12th minute. Tanner Condit tied the score just a minute later.

Tu Nguyen struck on an unassisted goal to give Loyola a 2-1 lead in the 30th minute. Thirty minutes later, Jacob Benson took a feed from Condit and beat Frenchtown keeper Dustin Hensen to increase the Rams' advantage to 3-1.

Loyola;2;1;–;3

Frenchtown;1;0;–;1

F – Parker Spadt (William Kelly), 12:00

L – Tanner Condit (Andrew Lichte), 13:00

L - Tu Nguyen (unassisted), 30:00

L -- Jacob Benson (Condit), 60:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 15, Frenchtown 9. Saves – Loyola 4 (Bryan Swanson), Frenchtown 7 (Hunter Jimenez 4, Dustin Hensen 3). Corner kicks – Loyola 6, Frenchtown 2. Total fouls – Loyola 10, Frenchtown 10. Cards – Loyola 1 (yellow), Frenchtown 1 (yellow).

Frenchtown: Parker Spadt (Assist Jacob Baker)
 
Goals for Loyola: Tu Nguyen (assist from Jacob Benson)
Tu Nguyen (no assist)
Jacob Benson (assist from Tu Nguyen)
BELGRADE 3 BILLINGS CENTRAL 2
SCORING FOR BC=ZYGMOND (MYER) AND WALL (CRANSTON)
SCORING FOR BELGRADE=BRAYTON; MCGOWEN; DEBUSE
Whitefish blanks Columbia Falls

At Whitefish, Casey Ling scored a pair of goals and dished out and assist as the Bulldogs ended their season in style with a Northern A shutout win.

Whitefish (3-8-1) drew first blood on Ling's goal in the 20th minute. The score stayed at 1-0 until the 43rd minute when Avery Hirsch scored an unassisted goal.

Columbia Falls (5-7-0) will compete in a state play-in game this week.

Columbia Falls;0;0;–;0

Whitefish;1;3;–;4

W – Casey Ling (assist Alex Mazzonetto), 20:00

W – Avery Hirsch, 43:00

W - Ling, 58:00 (Zander Burger)

W - Taisuke Matsuo (Ling), 69:00

Shots on goal – Columbia Falls 6, Whitefish 13. Saves – Columbia Falls 8 (Brandon Karberg), Whitefish 6 (Marty Anderson). Corner kicks – Columbia Falls 0, Whitefish 4. Total fouls – Columbia Falls 7, Whitefish 11. Cards – None.

SCORING FOR WFISH=GOALS=SOBBA (4)
ASSISTS=LING (2); HIRSCH; MATSUO
Stevensville secures third with draw

At Hamilton, Stevensville and Hamilton battled to a 1-1 draw that secured for the Yellowjackets third place in the Southern A and assured them a spot in the playoffs.

Hamilton struck first on a goal in the 30th minute by Drew Brackman, with a helper from Anglo Garcia.

Stevensville then scored its goal in the 70th minute. Hamilton took five shots on goal while Stevi took seven

Stevensville;0;1;–;1

Hamilton;1;0;–;1

H - Drew Brackman (Angelo Garcia), 30:00

S - Jake Finley (Chris Brownlee), 70:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 7, Hamilton 5. Saves – Stevensville 5 (name unavailable), Hamilton 5 (Garrett Passey). Corner kicks – Stevensville 2, Hamilton 6. Total fouls – Stevensville 12, Hamilton 5. Cards – Stevensville 1, yellow.

Goals:  Hamilton 30th Minute Drew Brackman,  assist by Angelo Garcia
Stevensville 70th minute goal by #2 (they didn't provide a roster so you'll have to get that from Ralph).  No Assist.
Shots:  Hamilton 5, Stevi 7
Saves:  Hamilton 5 (Garrett Passey) Stevi 5 (GK unknown)
Fouls: Hamilton 5, Stevi 12
Corners:  Hamilton 6, Stevi 2
Cards:  Stevi 1 yellow

Belgrade 3, Billings Central 2

Belgrade

3

0

3

Billings Central

0

2

2

Belgrade Johnny Davidson, 12:00

Belgrade Jeffery Hughes, 35:00

Belgrade: Ansel Branton, 36:00

Billings Central: Christian Zygmond (Issac Meyer), 53:00

Billings Central: Caleb Wall (Matt Cranston), 58:00

Saves: Belgrade 5 (Clay Bost), Billings Central 3 (John Healey)

 

GIRLS

Columbia Falls, Whitefish battle to a draw

At Whitefish, Whitefish scored early and Columbia Falls answered late as the two Northern A rivals played to a 1-1 draw.

Julia Houston scored on a goal assisted by Haley Nicholson in the 17th minute to put the Bulldogs up 1-0.

Then in the 51st, Columbia Falls erased their deficit on an unassisted goal by Ellie Johnson. 

Columbia Falls held an 18-8 edge in shots on goal, but Whitefish goalie Kess Nelson came up with 13 saves. 

Columbia Falls;0;1;—;1

Whitefish;1;0;--;1

W — Julia Houston (Haley Nicholson), 17:00

CF — Ellie Johnson, 51:00

Shots on goal — Columbia Falls 18, Whitefish 8; Goalie saves — Columbia Falls 4 (Allyson Gimbel), Whitefish 13 (Kess Nelson); Corner kicks — Columbia Falls 11, Whitefish 2; Fouls — Columbia Falls 5, Whitefish 4; Cards — Columbia Falls 1 yellow, Whitefish 1 yellow.

SCORING FOR CFALLS=JOHNSON

SCORING FOR WFISH=HOUSTON (NICHOLSON)

BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 BELGRADE 0*

SCORING FOR BC=HANSER AND WITTMAN (HANSER)

Teagle shoots Frenchtown past Loyola Sacred Heart

At Frenchtown, Abby Teagle continued her stellar senior campaign.

Teagle scored five goals, boosting her season total to 27, as Frenchtown clinched second place in the Southern A and will now await the winner of the Whitefish/Polson play-in game.

Teagle also assisted on two goals, giving her 102 combined goals and assists in her career. 

Teagle scored the Broncs' first goal 23 seconds into the game and then followed with another in the 13th minute. 

Brooke Yarnall struck for a 3-0 lead in the 42nd and then assisted Teagle five minutes later. Yarnall scored her second gal in the 53rd, four minutes before Elsa Rody put the Broncs up 6-0.

Teagle rounded out Frenchtown's scoring with goals in the 66th and 68th minute.

Brook Kilar, Tessa Burke and Maggi Miltko all scored after the 78th minute for Loyola. 

Loyola;0;3;–;3

Frenchtown;2;5;–;8

F – Abby Teagle (Pilar Field), 1:00

F – Teagle (Brooke Yarnall), 13:00

F - Yarnall (Teagle), 42:00

F - Teagle (Yarnall), 47:00

F - Yarnall (Jasmine Mitchell), 53:00

F - Elsa Rody (Teagle), 57:00

F - Teagle (Dylan Maxie), 66:00

F -- Teagle (Dana Jacobs), 68:00

L -- Brook Kilar (penalty), 78:00

L -- Tessa Burke, 80:00

L -- Maggi Miltko, 80:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 9, Frenchtown 18. Saves – Loyola 10 (Morgan Nicholson), Frenchtown 5 (Shelby Shourds). Corner kicks – Loyola 3, Frenchtown 3. Total fouls – Loyola 3, Frenchtown 6.

Frenchtown 8
Teagle
Teagle (field)
Yarnal l (Teagle)
Teagle (Mitchell)
Yarnall (Mitchell)
Rody (Jacobson)
Teagle
Teagle

Loyola 3
Kolar #10  PK
Burke #14
Burke # 14

Abbey Teagle 5 goals 2 assists.  Brooke Yarnall 2 goals 2 assists.  Elsa Rody 1 goal.  Jasmine Mitchell 1 assist.  Pilar Field 1 assist.  Dylan Maxie 1 assist. Dana Jacobs 1 assist.

Bigfork, Libby tie at 4

At Libby, the back-and-forth Northern A match ended in a draw after Anna Carlson scored a dramatic game-tying goal for the Loggers in the 72nd minute.

Carlson's fateful goal came on a corner kick. Her team led 3-2 at halftime but the Vals scored twice in the second half on shots by Haile Mirren in the 45th minute and Mattie McNally in the 51st minute.

Libby finished up 0-11-1. Bigfork finished with a 1-9-2 record.

Bigfork;2;2;–;4

Libby;3;1;–;4

B – Mattie McNally (assist Georgia Cleasby), 2:00

L – Anna Carlson (Danni Hawthorne), 3:00

B - Katie Thomas (Ally Pancoast), 10:00

L - Annie Bergett (Anna Carlson), 14:00

L - Bergett (Carlson), 30:00

B - Haile Mirren (Pancoast), 45:00 

B - McNally (Cleasby), 51:00

L – Carlson, 72:00

Saves – Bigfork 3 (Cate Lynn Henion), Libby 10 (Shannon Reny). Corner kicks – Bigfork 4, Libby 4.

SCORING FOR BIGFORK=MCANALLY (2); THOMAS; NORRED

Goals:
Libby:
Anna Carlson scored in the 3rd min, assisted  by Danni Hawthorne, she scored again in the 72nd min by placing a corner kick in the goal.
Annie  Bergett scored in the 14th min, assisted by Anna Carlson, and again in the 30th min, assisted by Anna Carlson. 
 
Big fork :
Mattie McNally scored in the 2nd and 51st mins. Both assisted by Georgia Cleasby 
Katie Thomas, 10th min, assisted by Ally Pancoast 
Haile Mirren scored in the 45th min, assisted by Ally Pancoast 
 
Corner kicks:
Libby 4
Bigfork 4
 
Saves:
Shannon Reny had 10 saves for Libby, and Cate Lynn Henion had 3 for Bigfork.
 
Hamilton tosses Stevi

At Hamilton, the Broncs scored two goals and the Yellowjackets none as Hamilton took a 2-0 decision.

Lyric DeVries had the first goal for Hamilton, a strike in the early minutes of the game to take a 1-0 lead. The Broncs wouldn't add to it for another 61 minutes, until Elise Streibel scored to seal the win.

Hamilton out-shot Stevi 15-3 in the win, but lost Brianna Abrahamsen for its next match due to a red card. 

Stevensville;0;0;–;0

Hamilton;1;1;–;2

H - Lyric DeVries, 9:00

H - Elise Streibel (Kendal Gordon), 76:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 3, Hamilton 15. Saves – Stevensville 13 (Evie Tiplady), Hamilton 9 (Larami Schara). Corner kicks – Stevensville 1, Hamilton 6. Total fouls – Stevensville 4, Hamilton 7. Cards – Stevensville 1 (yellow), Hamilton 1 (red, Brianna Abrahamsen).

1. Lyric DeVries no assist.
2. Elise Striebel assisted by Kendal Gordon

Billings Central 2, Belgrade 0

Billings Central

Belgrade

Billings Central: Olivia Hanser (Sarah Powers), 32:00

Billings Central: Mariah Wittman (Hanser), 55:00

Saves: Belgrade 1 (Emily Cady), Billings Central 0 (Maggie Lyle)


Laurel 3, Livingston 2

Livingston

Laurel

Laurel: Aspen Cotter (Ashtyn Hoppel), 3:00

Laurel: Jessie Elmer (Hoppel), 45:00

Livingston: Ella McKenzie, 47:00

Livingston: Beth Hewey, 57:00

Laurel: Elmer (Raquel Jimenez), 59:00

Saves: Livingston 12 (Alex Estes), Central 10 (Paige O'Toole)

THURS., 10-08 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Thursday, October 08, 2015
BOYS
POLSON 2 COLUMBIA FALLS 1*
WHITEFISH 1 BIGFORK 0*
HAMILTON 1 FRENCHTOWN 0*
CORVALLIS 5 LOYOLA 1*
BELGRADE 3 LAUREL 1*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 3 POLSON 1*
WHITEFISH 5 BIGFORK 1*
HAMILTON 2 FRENCHTOWN 1*
CORVALLIS 4 LOYOLA 4*
LAUREL 4 BELGRADE 1*

 

GIRLS

Columbia Falls sinks Pirates, 3-1

At Columbia Falls, Tavia Betchel scored two goals for the Wildcats, who took a Northwestern A win over Polson.

Betchel scored both her goals in the first half to give C. Falls a 2-0 lead at the break.

Tiara Duford found the back of the net six minutes into the second half to bring the score to 2-1, but Ellie Johnson then piped one in during the 79th minute to add an insurance tally.

Polson's Jenna Evertz had seven saves in the loss.

Polson 0 1 — 1

Columbia Falls 2 1 — 3

CF — Tavia Bechtel, 6:28

CF — Bechtel, pk, 29:00

P — Tiara Duford, direct kick, 51:00

CF — Ellie Johnson (Ashley Miller), 79:00

Shots on goal — Polson 8, Columbia Falls 12; Goalie saves — Polson 7 (Jenna Evertz), Columbia Falls 6 (Allyson Gimbel); Corner kicks — Polson 2, Columbia Falls 3; Fouls — Polson 7, Columbia Falls 7; Cards — None.

SCORING FOR CFALLS=BECHTEL (2) AND JOHNSON

SCORING FOR POLSON=DUFORD

LAUREL 4 BELGRADE 1*

SCORING FOR LAUREL=Maysa Walters (2) and Raquel Jimenez.

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=WISNER (ASSIST MORGAN)

Hamilton edges Frenchtown, 2-1

At Hamilton, the host team secured the Southern A title outright by rallying to beat Frenchtown.

Frenchtown jumped to a lead in the third minute on an unassisted goal by Abigail Teagle. Hamilton (7-0 conference, 10-1 overall) had an answer in the 52nd minute when Baylie Duce scored on an assist by Kendal Gordon.

Gordon scored the game-winner with under seven minutes left in regulation time on a feed from Reilly Rostad. By winning the conference, Hamilton earned the right to host its first-round playoff game a week from Saturday.

Frenchtown;1;0;–;1

Hamilton;0;2;–;2

F – Abigail Teagle (unassisted), 3:00

H – Baylie Duce (assist Kendal Gordon), 52:00

H - Gordon (Reilly Rostad), 74:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 5, Hamilton 12. Saves – Frenchtown 10 (Shelby Shourds), Hamilton 4 (Larami Schara). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 3, Hamilton 1. Total fouls – Frenchtown 9, Hamilton 11. Cards – Frenchtown, Yellow.

Hamilton 2
Frenchtown 1

Frenchtown 1
Teagle

Hamilton 2
Bay Duce (#10) (Gordon)
Gordon (Rostad)

Corvallis, Loyola Sacred Heart play to 4-4 draw

Tesse Burke scored three goals for the Breakers and Corinne Sanderson two for the Blue Devils as the teams played to a draw in their Southern A finale at Rollin Field.

Loyola jumped to a 4-2 lead in the first half before Corvallis (3-4-1 conference, 4-7-1 overall) rallied with a pair of goals in the second half. Corvallis will open tournament play at Billings Central a week from Saturday.

Corvallis;2;2;–;4

Loyola;4;0;–;4

L - Tessa Burke (Brook Kolar), 7:00

L - Burke (Ceci Benson), 9:00

L - Kolar (Burke), 15:00

C - Hailey Mason, 20:00

C - Baylie Wright, 22:00

L - Burke (Hannah Hirning) 27:00

C - Corinne Sanderson, 43:00

C - Sanderson, 56:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 17, Loyola 19. Saves – Corvallis 7 (Kira Doyle), Loyola 13 (Morgan Nicholson). Corner kicks – Corvallis 5, Loyola 2. Total fouls – Corvallis 1, Loyola 2. Cards – None.

4-4 

Goals Loyola:

1. Goal #14 Tessa Burke assist #10 Brook Kolar

2. Goal #14 Tessa Burke assist #5 Ceci Benson

3. Goal #10 Brook Kolar assist #14 Tessa Burke 

4. Goal #14 Tessa Burke assist #15 Hannah Hirning

Goals Corvallis

1. #2 Hailey Mason

2. # 15 Baylie Wright

3. #22 Corinne Sanderson

4. #22 Corinne Sanderson

Loyola 

Tessa Burke 3 goals 

Brooke Kolar 1 goal 

Didn't catch the assists

Corvallis

Hailey Mason 1 goal 2 assists

Corinne Sanderson 2 goals 1 assist

Baylie Wright 1 goal

Rebecca Weidkamp 1 assist

Nicholson's four goals lift Whitefish past Bigfork

At Whitefish, Haley Nicholson piped in four goals and the Bulldogs trampled Bigfork.

Nicholson scored in the 2nd, 18th, 23rd, and 73rd minutes for Whitefish, which also got a goal from Piper Howeth late in the first half.

Bigfork's only goal came off the foot of Kassandra Butterfield.

Bigfork;1;0;–;1

Whitefish;4;1;–;5

W — Haley Nicholson (Cassidy Grady), 2:00

W — Nicholson (Makenzie Grover), 18:00

W — Nicholson (Haley Burger), 23:00

B — Kassandra Butterfield, 26:00

W — Piper Howeth (Katie Blankenship), 37:00

W — Nicholson (Melissa Pollard), 73:00

Shots on Goal—Whitefish 14, Bigfork 12; Saves—Whitefish 7 (Kess Nelson 5, Bella Wilson 2), Bigfork 7 (Ally Pancoast); Corner kicks—Whitefish 2, Bigfork 2; Fouls—Whitefish 7, Bigfork 7; Cards—None.

SCORING FOR WHITEFISH=NICHOLSON (4) AND HOWETH

ASSISTS=GRADY, BLANKENSHIP, GROVER,BURGER AND POLLARD

Laurel 4, Belgrade 1

Laurel

Belgrade

Laurel: Maysa Walters (Ashtyn Hoppel), 8th minute

Belgrade: Hailey Wisner (Mariah Morgan, 9th

Laurel: Raquel Jimenez (Jessica Elmer), 14th

Laurel: Walters (Jimenez), 35th

Laurel: Hoppel (Jimenez), 79th

Saves: Laurel 6 (Paige O'Toole), Belgrade 7 (Emily Cady).

 

BOYS

Whitefish blanks Bigfork, 1-0

At Whitefish, Quinten Joos scored the game-winner in the 31st minute as the Bulldogs held on for a Northern A win.

The winning goal was assisted by Casey Ling.

Whitefish keeper Marty Anderson made one save to earn the shutout.

Bigfork;0;0;-;0

Whitefish;1;0;-;1

W - Quinten Joos (Casey Ling), 31:00

Shots on goal - Bigfork 1, Whitefish 12. Saves - Bigfork 11 (NA), Whitefish 1 (Marty Anderson). Corner kicks - Bigfork 0, Whitefish 8. Fouls - Bigfork 7, Whitefish 10. Cards — None

SCORING FOR WFISH=JOOS

Corvallis trips Loyola Sacred Heart

The Blue Devils finished up with a perfect 8-0 record in Southern A play with the blowout win at Rollin Field.

Corvallis had already locked up the No. 1 seed out of their league but the game was a chance to work on its attacking. Junior Cayden Ayers, who led Class A in assists last season with 12, had three in the first 10 minutes as the Blue Devils (11-1 overall) raced to a commanding lead.

Loyola, who locked up the No. 2 seed, was out-shot for the game, 20-3. But the Rams did score in the 14th minute, with Tu Nguyen doing the honors on a through pass from Jack Lincoln.

Corvallis;5;0;–;5

Loyola;1;0;–;1

C – Emmett Semple (Cayden Ayers), 6:00

C – Semple (Ayers), 8:00

C – Juan Pablo Juarez (Ayers), 9:00

C – Semple (Juarez), 12:00

L – Tu Nguyen (Jack Lincoln), 14:00

C – Ayers (Rutger Klein), 16:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 20, Loyola 3. Saves – Corvallis 2 (Justin Catanach), Loyola 12 (Bryan Swanson 10, Nguyen 2). Corner kicks – Corvallis 4, Loyola 2. Total fouls – Corvallis 9, Loyola 6. Cards – None.

Emmett Semple 3 goals
Cayden Ayers 1 goal 3 assists
Juan Pablo Juarez 1 goal 1 assist
Rutger Klein 1 assist
for Loyola, goal by Tu Nugyen
Assist jack Lincoln

Polson rallies to topple C. Falls, 2-1

At Columbia Falls, a pair of second-half goals by Michael Vergeront propelled Polson to a Northern A win over the Wildcats. 

Vergeront scored in the 52nd and 60th minutes, to tie C. Falls at 1-1 and then pull away for the win. The Wildcats' goal came courtesy of Hunter Peterson midway through the first frame.

Brandon Karberg had 23 saves in goal for the Wildcats.

Polson;0;2;–;2

C. Falls;1;0;–;1

CF—Hunter Peterson (Jakob Grein), 25:00

P—Michael Vergeront (Mack Moderie), 52:00

P—Vergeront, 60:00

Shots on Goal—Columbia Falls 11, Polson 25; Saves — Columbia Falls 23 (Brandon Karberg), Polson 10 (Andrew Hanson); Corner kicks—Columbia Falls 6, P 11. Fouls—CF 5, P 13. Cards—Yellow, CF 1.

SCORING FOR CFALLS=PETERSON

SCORING FOR POLSON=ENCIZO AND VERGERONT

BELGRADE 3 LAUREL 1*

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=DEBUSE (3) (BRAYTON)

SCORING FOR LAUREL=?

Hamilton edges Frenchtown, 1-0

t Hamilton, Tanner Goligoski scored in the 20th minute and the Broncs made it stand up for the Southern A win.

Goligoski was assisted by Ben Zysberg.

Garrett Passey made five saves to preserve the shutout.

Frenchtown;0;0;–;0

Hamilton;1;0;–;1

H - Tanner Goligoski (Ben Zysberg), 20:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 7, Hamilton 12. Saves – Frenchtown 8, Hamilton 5 (Garrett Passey). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 5, Hamilton 5. Total fouls – Frenchtown 8, Hamilton 13. Yellow cards – Frenchtown 1.

Shots:  Hamilton 12, Frenchtown 7

Saves: Hamilton 5 (Garrett Passey), Frenchtown 8 (GK unknown)

Fouls: Hamilton 13, Frenchtown 8

Corners:  Hamilton 5, Frenchtown 5

Cards: Frenchtown 1 yellow.

Goal in the 20th minute by Tanner Goligoski, asssited by Ben Zysberg.

Belgrade 3, Laurel 1

Laurel

Belgrade

Belgrade: Jeffrey DeBuse, 4th minute

Laurel: Nongtei Makdoh (Erick Maqquis), 36th

Belgrade: DeBuse (Ansel Brayton), 46th

Belgrade: DeBuse, 47th

Saves: Laurel 20 (Dylan Briant), Belgrade 3 (Clay Bost).

 

TUES., 10-06 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Tuesday, October 06, 2015
BOYS
COLUMBIA FALLS 3 BIGFORK 2*
POLSON 1 LIBBY 1*
LOYOLA 3 STEVENSVILLE 0*
PARK 1 BILLINGS CENTRAL 0*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 8 BIGFORK 0*
POLSON 6 LIBBY 1*
STEVENSVILLE 4 LOYOLA 2*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 6 PARK 1*

 

GIRLS

Gedlaman scores a hat trick in Columbia Falls win

At, Bigfork A flurry of first-half goals helped Columbia Falls to a Northwest A rout of Bigfork.

Hannah Gedlaman scored the first goal in the ninth minute. Ellie Johnson followed in the 10th and Katie price added the Wildkats' third goal in the 13th.

Gedlaman scored again in the 17th and Johnson followed three minutes later for a 5-0 lead. Miranda Livingston rounded out the first half with a goal in the 30th minute. 

Tavia Bechtel, who had two assists, struck in the 60th minute and Gedlaman scored in the 66th for a hat trick.

The Wildcats held a 19-11 advantage in shots on goal.

Columbia Falls 8, Bigfork 0

C Falls;6;2;—;8

Bigfork;0;0;—;0

CF—Hannah Gedlaman (Tavia Bechtel), 9’

CF—Ellie Johnson (Katie Price), 10’

CF—Price (Johnson), 13’

CF—Gedlaman (Johnson), 17’

CF—Johnson (Bechtel), 20’

CF—Miranda Livingston (Hannah Callender), 30’

CF—Bechtel (Price), 60’

CF—Gedlaman, 66’

Shots on goal—CF 19, B 11. Keeper saves—CF 8 (Allyson Gimbel), B 7 (Ally Pancoast). Corner kicks—CF 5, B 2. Fouls—CF 7, B 2. Cards—none.

SCORING FOR CFALLS=GEDLAMAN (3); JOHNSON (2); PRICE, BECHTEL AND LIVINGSTON

Cardenas' hat trick lifts Stevi past Loyola, 4-2

At Stevensville, the Yellowjackets knocked out Loyola Sacred Heart, but the win won't keep Stevi playing beyond Saturday.

Both the Jackets (1-5-1 in league, 3-5-1 overall) and Breakers (0-5-1, 0-9-1) have been eliminated from postseason play in Southern A.

Jenna Cardenas tallied a hat trick for Stevi with goals in the 13th, 16th and 61st minutes. Sierra Leese also scored for the Yellowjackets, who finish their season this weekend at league champion Hamilton.

Joslynn Haran and Jessa Burke scored for Loyola.

Loyola;0;2;–;2

Stevensville;2;2;–;4

S – Jenna Cardenas (Sierra Leese), 13:00

S – Cardenas (unassisted), 16:00

LSH – Joslynn Haran (Brook Kolar), 43:00

S – Leese (Alli Emeri), 46:00

LSH – Jessa Burke (Kolar), 49:00

S – Cardenas (Emeri), 61:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 15, Stevensville 25. Saves – Loyola 15 (Maggie Miltko), Stevensville 13 (Evie Tiplady). Corner kicks – Loyola 0, Stevensville 2. Total fouls – Loyola 0, Stevensville 5. Cards – None.

Stevi goals/assists
Jenna Cardenas-3 goals
Sierra Leese - 1 goal 1 assist
Alli Emery - 2 assists
 
Loyola
Joslyn haran - 1 goal
Jessa Burke - 1 goal
Brooke Kolar - 2 assists

Eastern A soccer title; boys take first loss

 

LIVINGSTON -- Seniors Mariah Wittman and Julianna Arellano scored two goals apiece Tuesday and Billings Central wrapped up the Eastern A title with a 6-1 soccer victory over Livingston.

The Rams, 4-0-1 in conference play and 8-0-1 overall, also received goals from Olivia Hanser and Sammie Cormier in beating the Rangers, who fell to 1-4-0 and 3-7-1.

Venton Arce was the winning goalie for the Rams.

In the boys game, Livingston's Colin McKenzie scored in the 10th minute and the Rangers went on to win 1-0, handing Central its first loss of the season.

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Central dropped to 4-1-0 in league and 8-1-0 overall. Livingston improved to 1-2-2 and 5-4-2.

Despite the setback, the Rams can still clinch the league championship with a win or a tie on Saturday when they go up against Belgrade at Wendy's Field on the Rocky Mountain College campus.

Belgrade is 2-1-1 and 8-1-1.

Read more: http://billingsgazette.com/sports/high-school/soccer/billings-central-girls-clinch-eastern-a-soccer-title-boys-take/article_48fa9cfa-ba8c-5e1e-a9f2-14a7c7bde983.html#ixzz3nqTbaKVw

Polson storms past Libby

At Polson, the Pirates spotted the Loggers a first-half lead then stormed back to win the Northern A match in convincing fashion.

Tiara Duford had a big day for Polson (6-1 conference, 10-2 overall). She scored three second-half goals and assisted on another.

Anna Carlson scored the only goal for Libby on a direct kick in the 11th minute.

Polson 6, Libby 1

Libby;1;0;–;1

Polson;0;6;–;6

L – Anna Carlson direct kick, 11:00

P – Tiara Duford (Ashlee Howell assist), 43:00

P – Marina Mayorga (Duford), 54:00

P – Janessa Taylor (Brenna Clarke), 56:00

P – Duford, Howell, 74:00

P – Duford. Howell, 76:00

P – Mayorga (Howell), 78:00

Shots on goal – Libby 5, Polson 43. Saves – Libby 20 (Shannon Reny), Polson 4 (Ashley Benson). Corner kicks – Libby 1, Polson 4. Total fouls – Libby 2, Polson 3 Cards – None.

SCORING FOR LIBBY=Anna Carlson direct kick. Shannon Reny had 26 saves.

 

BOYS

PARK 1 BILLINGS CENTRAL 0

SCORING FOR PARK=MCKENZIIE

Columbia Falls surges past Bigfork

Bigfork seemed to be in control of its match against Columbia Falls until the Wildcats roared back in the second half.

Bigfork's Christian Bencomo and Shane Rieke each scored in the first half to give the Vikings a 2-0 lead. But Daniel Skinner's goal three minutes after halftime was the beginning of Columbia Falls' fierce comeback.

Logan Stephens knotted the game at 2 in the 75th and then gave the Wildcats a 3-2 in the final minute.

Bigfork goalie Ben Russell stopped 20 shots, while C Falls' Brandon Karburg knocked away 12.

Columbia Falls 3, Bigfork 2

Col. Falls;0;3;—;3

Bigfork;2;0;—;2

B—Christian Bencomo, 19:30

B—Shane Rieke, 22’

CF—Daniel Skinner, 43’

CF—Logan Stephens (Jakob Grein), 75’

CF—Stephens (Auguste Emond), 80’

Shots on Goal—CF 22, B 14. Keeper saves—CF 12 (Brandon Karburg), B 20 (Ben Russell). Corner kicks—CF 2, B 3. Fouls—CF 10, B 16. Cards—none.

SCORING FOR CFALLS=Skinner, Stephens, Stephens

SCORING FOR BIGFORK WERE Christian Bencomo assisted by Alex Buenz, and Shane Rieke assisted by Kalvin Eaton.

Polson, Libby tie at 1

Libby and Polson traded goals in a Northwest A stalemate in Polson.

Just before halftime, Polson's Alex Endizo found Mike Percer, who put the Pirates on top 1-0.

The lead wouldn't hold, however, as Giovanni Dano scored on a goal assisted by Cody Wood in the 56th. 

Polson had chances, but couldn't capitalize on its seven corner kicks.

Libby 1, Polson 1

Libby;0;1;–;1

Polson;1;0;–;1

P – Mike Percer (Alex Endizo), 38:00

L – Go Dano (Cody Wood), 56:00

Shots on goal – Libby 10, Polson 6. Saves – Libby 9, Polson 5 (Andrew Hanson). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Polson 7. Total fouls – Libby 7, Polson 4.

Polson
38- Mike Mercer A-Alex Encizo
Libby
56- Cano A-Wood
SOG
Polson
6
Libby
10
Corners
Polson
7
Libby
3
Fouls
Polson
4
Libby
7

Nguyen scores two in Loyola win

Loyola used two goals and an assist by Tu Nguyen in posting a shutout win in Southern A action.

Jacob Benson also had a goal and keeper Bryan Swanson turned away 16 shots to preserve the win.

Nguyen scored his first goal in the 14th. Benson put home his only goal in the 51st and Nguyen added another in the 67th. 

Loyola 3, Stevensville 0

Loyola;1;2;–;3

Stevensville;0;0;–;0

L – Tu Nguyen (assist Jacob Benson), 14:00

L –  Benson (Nguyen), 51:00

L –  Nguyen, 67:00

SAT., 10-03 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Saturday, October 03, 2015
BOYS
COLUMBIA FALLS 2 LIBBY 0*
POLSON 3 BIGFORK 0*
CORVALLIS 8 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BELGRADE 2 PARK 0*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 LAUREL 1*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 6 LIBBY 1*
POLSON 6 BIGFORK 0*
CORVALLIS 6 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BELGRADE 7 PARK 0*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 LAUREL 1*

 

GIRLS

Columbia Falls runs past Libby, 6-1

At Libby, Hannah Gedlaman scored three goals to lift the Wildkats to the Northern A win over the Loggers.

Ellie Johnson added two goals and assisted on two of Gedlaman's. Sydney Grilley closed out the scoring for Columbia Falls.

Shae Munro scored Libby's goal on a penalty kick in the 79th minute. It was Libby's first goal against Columbia Falls in more than six years.

C. Falls;3;3;–;6

Libby;0;1;–;1

CF - Hannah Gedlaman (Ellie Johnson), 26:00

CF - Gedlaman (Johnson), 30:00

CF - Johnson (Madison Snyder), 31:00

CF - Johnson (Sydney Grilley), 41:00

CF - Gedlaman (Grilley), 51:00

L - Shae Munro (penalty kick), 79:00

CF - Grilley (Tavia Bechtel), 82:00

Saves – Columbia Falls 2 (Allyson Gimbel), Libby 19 (Shannon Reny). Corner kicks – Columbia Falls 7, Libby 2.

Goals c.falls :
Hannah Gedlaman scored in the 26th, 30th, and 51st min., assisted by Ellie Johnson, Ellie Johnson,  and Sydney Grilley respectively. 
Ellie Johnson scored in the 31st and 41st min, assisted by Madison Snyder and Sydney Grilley respectively.
Sydney Grilley, 82nd min, assisted by Tavia Bechtel. 
 
Goals Libby :
Shae Munro, penalty kick 79th min
 
Corner kicks:
Libby, 2
C.Falls, 7
 
Saves:
C.Falls: Allyson Gimbel 2
Libby : Shannon Reny 19
 

Sanderson nets 5 goals in Corvallis win

CORVALLIS -- The Corvallis girls' soccer team might have a good thing brewing.

Junior Corinne Sanderson scored five goals and classmate Hailey Mason had three assists in the Blue Devils' 6-0 win over Bitterroot Valley rival Stevensville on Saturday morning.

Sanderson scored two goals in the first 8 minutes of the contest, both of which were assisted by Mason. Zena Smith scored in the 15th minute, then it was Sanderson three times spanning intermission.

Corvallis (3-4 in league, 4-7 overall) held a whopping 22-9 edge in shots on goal.

Kira Doyle stopped eight shots to earn the shutout. Evie Tiplady had four saves for Stevensville.

Stevensville;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;4;2;–;6

C - Corinne Sanderson (Hailey Mason), 3:00

C - Sanderson (Mason), 8:00

C - Zena Smith (Kayla Fields), 16:00

C - Sanderson (Mason), 35:00

C - Sanderson, 48:00

C - Sanderson, 54:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 9, Corvallis 22. Saves – Stevensville 4 (Evie Tiplady), Corvallis 8 (Kira Doyle). Corner kicks – Stevensville 3, Corvallis 4. Cards – None.

Zena Smith 1 goal
Hailey Mason 3 assists
Kayla Fields  1 assist
Corinne Sanderson 5 goals (Didn't play last 20 minutes)
 
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 LAUREL 1*

 

 

Laurel

Central

 

Laurel: Jessica Elmer (Maysa Walters), 4th minute

 

Billings Central: Annie Seybert (penalty kick), 34th

 

Billings Central: Mariah Wittman (Jillian Hardenbrook), 35th

 

Billings Central: Wittman (Seybert), 42nd

 

Billings Central: Wittman (Olivia Hanser), 45th

 

Billings Central: Julianna Areliano, 74th

 

Saves: Laurel 3 (Paige O'Toole), Central 4 (Venton Arce)

 

 

Duford leads Polson over Bigfork, 6-0

At Polson, Tiara Duford scored Polson's first four goals of the game and the Pirates cruised to the Northern A win over Bigfork.

Ashley Howell assisted on Duford's first three goals while Beatrix Frissell got the helper on the fourth. Marina Mayorga and Hannah Kasnitz had the other two goals for Polson (5-1 in league, 9-2 overall).

Ashley Benson stopped four shots to earn the shutout. Ally Panchoast made 12 saves for Bigfork.

Bigfork;0;0;–;0

Polson;3;3;–;6

P - Tiara Duford (Ashlee Howell), 2:00

P - Duford (Howell), 24:00

P - Duford (Howell), 26:00

P - Duford (Beatrix Frissell), 53:00

P - Marina Mayorga (Janessa Taylor), 63:00

P - Hannah Kasnitz (Olivia Hewston), 76:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 7, Polson 28. Saves – Bigfork 12 (Ally Panchoast), Polson 4 (Ashley Benson). Corner kicks – Bigfork 0, Polson 1. Total fouls – Bigfork 1, Polson 1. Cards – None.

BELGRADE 7 PARK 0*

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=WISNER (2), CADE (2), BETHKE, EDWARDS AND MORGAN

 
BOYS

Corvallis thumps Stevensville, 8-0

CORVALLIS IS CONFERENCE CHAMPS AND #1 SEED FROM SOUTH FOR PLAYOFFS

At Corvallis, three players scored two goals apiece for the Blue Devils in their Southern A-clinching win over Bitterroot Valley rival Stevensville.

Juan Pablo Juarez, Cayden Ayers and Emmett Semple had to goals apiece for Corvallis (7-0 in the Southern A, 10-1 overall). Rutger Klein and Justin Catanach had the other goals for the Blue Devils. Klein added three assists, while Semple had a pair.

Catanach stopped seven shots to earn the shutout. Tristin Pearson made 11 saves for Stevensville.

Stevensville;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;4;4;–;8

C - Juan Pablo Juarez (Rutger Klein), 7:00

C - Cayden Ayers (Emmett Semple), 12:00

C - Ayers (Semple), 17:00

C - Juarez (Klein), 25:00

C - Klein, 41:00

C - Semple (Klein), 48:00

C - Semple (Ayers), 51:00

C - Justin Catanach (penalty kick), 62:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 9, Corvallis 28. Saves – Stevensville 11 (Tristin Pearson), Corvallis 7 (Catanach). Corner kicks – Stevensville 2, Corvallis 8. Total fouls - Stevensville 4, Corvallis 4. Cards – None.

Cayden Ayers  2 goals 1 assist
Emmett Semple   2 goals 2 assists
Juan Pablo Juarez 2 goals
Rutger Klein 1 goal 3 assists
Justin Catanach. 1 goal
 
Columbia Falls shuts out Libby, 2-0

 

At Libby, Columbia Falls keeper Brandon Karberg rose to the challenge in the Wildcats' Northern A win over Libby.

While his offense took time to get the Wildcats on the board, Karberg kept Libby's attack off it. The C. Falls keeper stopped all 10 shots he faced to preserve a narrow victory.

Just before the halftime, Daniel Skinner scored on a penalty kick to put the Wildcats up 1-0. They got their next goal in the 68th minute on a Logan Stephens' breakaway

Columbia Falls 1 1 — 2

Libby 0 0 — 0

CF — Daniel Skinner (penalty kick), 39:00

CF — Logan Stephens (unassisted), 68:00

Shots on goal — Columbia Falls 15, Libby 11. Goalie saves — Columbia Falls 10 (Brandon Karberg), Libby 8 (Raffael Weber). Corner kicks — Columbia Falls 7, Libby 7. Fouls — Columbia Falls 10, Libby 11. Cards — None.

 

Polson blanks Bigfork, 3-0

At Polson, Mike Mercer scored a pair of goals to lift Polson to a Northern A win over Bigfork.

Mercer's first tally came on a penalty kick in the 60th minute. He followed that up in the 69th minute with help from Ben River. Alex Encizo scored Polson's first goal on an assist from Linde Lambson.

Andrew Hanson made three saves in the shutout win.

Bigfork;0;0;–;0

Polson;0;3;–;3

P - Alex Encizo (Linde Lambson), 44:00

P - Mike Mercer (penalty kick), 60:00

P - Mercer (Ben River), 69:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 3, Polson 24. Saves – Bigfork 21, Polson 3 (Andrew Hanson). Corner kicks – Bigfork 0, Polson 6. Total fouls – Bigfork 4, Polson 6. Cards – None.

Polson
44- Alex Encizo, A-Linde Lambson
60- Mike Mercer (pk)
69- Mike Mercer A- Ben River

SOG
Polson 24
BF 3

Corners
Polson 6
BF 0

Fouls
Polson 6
BF 4

Saves
Polson- 3 Andrew Hanson
Big Fork- 21 Russell?

BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 LAUREL 1*
Laurel
Billings Central

Billings Central: Christian Zygmond (Josh Bundy), 23rd minute

Billings Central: Sean Comstock (Pat Comstock), 32nd

Laurel: Travis Nation (Nongtei Makdoh), 57th

Billings Central: Zygmond (Bundy), 74th

Saves: Laurel 5 (Dylan Briant), Central 0 (John Healey)

Read more: http://billingsgazette.com/sports/high-school/soccer/scoreboard-prep-soccer/article_3b6290c2-5973-5970-8336-3b16283ed2a0.html#ixzz3nZH3ttjS

 
BELGRADE 2 PARK 0*
SCORING FOR BELGRADE=GOALS=DAVIDSON AND CHISHOLM
ASSISTS=BRAYTON AND DAVIDSON
.
 

THURS., 10-01 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Thursday, October 01, 2015
BOYS
LIBBY 5 BIGFORK 2*
POLSON 3 WHITEFISH 1*
STEVENSVILLE 4 FRENCHTOWN 2*
CORVALLIS 5 HAMILTON 0*
GIRLS
BIGFORK 6 LIBBY 2*
WHITEFISH 2 POLSON 0*
FRENCHTOWN 4 STEVENSVILLE 2*
HAMILTON 2 CORVALLIS 0*

 

BOYS

Libby handles Bigfork, 5-2

At Bigfork, the Loggers reeled off five straight goals and pushed past the Vikings.

Bigfork's Kalvin Eaton scored the first goal of the match 28 minutes in and Alex Buenz scored the last, but the Loggers scored all five of their goals in between, led by a hat trick from Cody Wood.

Giovanni Cano and Ryan Nagle also found the back of the net for the Loggers. 

Libby outshot Bigfork 17-9 in the win. 

Libby;1;4;–;5

Bigfork;1;1;–;2

B - Kalvin Eaton (Christian Bencomo), 28’

L - Giovanni Cano, 38:00

L - Cody Wood, 44:00

L - Wood, 54:00

L - Wood, 70:00

L - Ryan Nagle, 75:00

B - Alex Beunz (Hugo Schyberg), 78:00

Shots on goal – Libby 17, Bigfork 9. Saves – Libby 3, Bigfork 10. Corner kicks – Libby 3, Bigfork 1. Total fouls – Libby 8, Bigfork 5. Cards – Libby 1, yellow, Bigfork 2, yellow.

SCORING FOR BIGFORK=EATON AND BUENZ

SCORING FOR LIBBY=GOALS=WOOD (3); CANO AND NAGLE

ASSISTS=PETERSON (2); CANO AND MALONEY

Corvallis bounces Hamilton

HAMILTON -- Another day, another dominating win for the defending Class A state champion Corvallis boys' soccer team.

The Blue Devils secured their second straight Southern A championship with a 5-0 victory over Hamilton on Thursday. In its six league games this season, Corvallis has outscored the opposition, 37-0.

Still, Blue Devils coach Greg Shifflett sees room for improvement. His 9-1 team led the Broncs by the slimmest of margins at halftime.

"Hamilton was playing really aggressively defensively and our guys kept getting the ball taken away," Shifflett said of the first half. "We tried (second half) to focus more on short passes and give-and-go's and a little more opened up."

Cayden Ayers led Corvallis with two goals and an assist in the second half. Juan Pablo Juarez had a goal and an assist.

Hamilton keeper Garrett Passey made nine saves.

Corvallis;1;4;–;5

Hamilton;0;0;–;0

H – Avery Walden (unassisted), 23:00

H – Juan Pablo Juarez (Emmett Semple), 56:00

H – Cayden Ayers (Pablo Juarez), 68:00

H – Ayers (Semple), 73:00

H – Rutger Klein (Ayers), 75:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 16, Hamilton 3. Saves – Corvallis 1 (Justin Catanach), Hamilton 9 (Garrett Passey). Corner kicks – Corvallis 6, Hamilton 1. Total fouls – Corvallis 8, Hamilton 1. Cards – none.

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS

23rd Minute Avery Walden, unassisted
56th Minute Juan Juarez, Unassisted
68th Cayden Ayers, Unassisted
73rd Ayers, assist by Emmett Sempel
75th Rutger Klein, unassisted
 
Shots Corvallis 16, Hamilton 3
Corners Corvallis 6, Hamilton 1
Fouls Corvallis 8, Hamilton 1
Saves Corvallis 1, Hamilton 9 (Garrett Passey)
No Cards
CORVALLIS
Cayden Ayers 2 goals. 1 assist
Emmett Semple 2 assists
Rutger Klein.   1 goal
Avery Walden.  1 goal
Juan Pablo Juarez.   1 goal. 1 assist
Stevensville survives Frenchtown comeback

Stevensville;2;2;–;4

Frenchtown;0;2;–;2

S - Chris Borwnlee (Nathan McFadden), 16:00

S - Brownlee (Jake Finley), 38:00

S - Finley (Colton Belcourt) 54:00

S - Quade Renstrom (Belcourt) 55:00

F - Parker Spadt (Jake Baker) 60:00

F - Baker (William Kelly) 65:00 

Shots on goal – Stevensville 19, Frenchtown 19. Saves – Stevensville 8 (Tristin Pearson), Frenchtown 7 (Hunter Jimenez). Corner kicks – Stevensville 4, Frenchtown 3. Total fouls – Stevensville 7, Frenchtown 4 Cards – Stevensville 1, yellow.

26th minute - stevi - Chris brown lee assist Nathan McFadden
38th - Chris Brownlee assist jake Finley
51st - Jake Finley assist Colton belcourt 55th minute - quade renstrom assist Colton belcourt
61st - Parker Spadt assist jake baker
65th - Jake baker - assist William Kelly
Shots 19 for both teams Saves 8 stevi (Pearson) Frenchtown 7,(Jimenez)
Corners stevi 4 , frenchtown 3,
Fouls stevi 7, frenchtown 4,
Yellow card stevi
First 4 goals stevi, last 2 frenchtown
THESE ARE THE CORRECT STATS FOR STEVENSVILLE

Chris Brownlee assisted by Nathan McFadden

Quade Renstrom assisted by Jake Finley

Quade Renstrom assisted by Colton Belcourt

Quade Renstrom assisted by Colton Belcourt

Polson tackles Whitefish, 3-1

At Polson, the Pirates rode three straight goals to start the game to a victory over Whitefish.

Michael Mercer scored twice for the Pirates, once in the 28th minute and once in the 61st, both coming off penalty kicks. Polson's Andrew Hanson also scored a goal, giving the Pirates a 3-0 edge.

Whitefish's Casey Ling also took advantage of a penalty kick, in the 73rd minute, but it was the only offense the Bulldogs could manage. They only took two shots on goal, compared to seven for the Pirates.

Whitefish keeper Marty Anderson had four saves in the loss. 

Whitefish;0;1;–;1

Polson;2;1;–;3

P — Michael Mercer pk, 28:00

P — Andrew Hanson 35:00

P — Mercer pk, 61:00

W — Casey Ling pk, 73:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 2, Polson 7. Saves – Whitefish 4 (Marty Anderson), Polson 2 (Russell Smith). Corner kicks – Whitefish 1, Polson 6. Total fouls – Whitefish 1, Polson 10. Cards – Polson 2, yellow.

 

GIRLS

Frenchtown doubles up Stevensville, 4-2

At Frenchtown, Abbey Teagle scored two goals and assisted on another in the Broncos' Southern A win over the Yellowjackets.

Brooke Yarnall got Frenchtown on the board in the 6th minute off an assist from Jasmine Mitchell. Teagle's first goal came in the 38th minute and both her tallies were assisted by Taylor Patrick. Pilar Field had the other goal for Frenchtown, which moved to 5-1 in league, 6-2 overall.

Allie Emery and Megan Pendergast scored for Stevensville.

Stevensville;0;2;–;2

Frenchtown;2;2;–;4

F - Brooke Yarnall (Jasmine Mitchell), 6:00

F - Abbey Teagle (Taylor Patrick), 38:00

F - Pilar Field (Teagle), 54:00

S - Allie Emery, 59:00

F - Teagle (Patrick), 71:00

S - Megan Pendergast, 76:00

Shots on goal – Stevensville 5, Frenchtown 25. Saves – Stevensville 13 (Evie Tiplady), Frenchtown 3 (Shelby Shourds). Corner kicks – Stevensville 3, Frenchtown 6. Cards – None.

Frenchtown goals:
Brooke Yarnell 
Abigail Teagle - 2 goals (Delaney and Patrick)
Pillar Field (Teagle)
Stevi goals:
Alli Emery- 1 goal
Megan Pendergast - 1 goal (unassisted)
Jenna Cardenas - I assist
BIGFORK 6 LIBBY 2*
BIGFORK STATS=MCANALLY 4 GOALS; THOMAS 2 GOALS
LIBBY STATS
Shannon  had 7 saves, Allie Coldwell scored another, assisted by Elizabeth Vanderhoef, and Danni Hawthorne scored, assisted by Allie Coldwell.
Hamilton shuts out Corvallis, 2-0

At Hamilton, Kendal Gordon and Elise Streibel were too much for Corvallis in Hamilton's Southern A win over the Blue Devils.

Gordon put the Broncs (6-0 in league matches) ahead in the 37th minute off an assist from Streibel. Streibel got the insurance goal in the 79th minute on an assist from Gordon.

Larami Schara stopped five shots to earn the shutout in goal for the Broncs.

Kira Doyle stopped six shots for Corvallis.

Corvallis;0;0;–;0

Hamilton;1;1;–;2

H - Kendal Gordon (Elise Streibel), 37:00

H - Streibel (Gordon), 79:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 8, Hamilton 15. Saves – Corvallis 6 (Kira Doyle), Hamilton 5 (Larami Schara). Corner kicks – Corvallis 1, Hamilton 3. Total fouls – Corvallis 4, Hamilton 6. Cards – None
SCORING FOR HAMILTON=1. Kendal Gordon, assist Elise Striebel. 2. Elise Striebel, assist Kendal Gordon
Whitefish blanks Polson, 2-0

At Polson, the Bulldogs capitalized on a hand ball in the box in the second minute, scoring on a penalty kick that propelled them to the Northern A victory.

Cassidy Grady hammered home the penalty kick and the score stayed at 1-0 until the 67th minute. That's when Haley Nicholson added an insurance goal.

The Pirates (8-2) finished with a 16-7 edge in shots on goal. Kess Nelson had four keeper saves for the hosts.

Whitefish;1;1;–;2

Polson;0;0;–;0

W – Cassidy Grady pk, 2:00

W – Haley Nicholson, 67:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 7, Polson 16. Saves – Whitefish 6 (Jenna Evertz), Polson 4 (Kess Nelson). Corner kicks – Whitefish 3, Polson 2. Total fouls – Whitefish 3, Polson 3. Cards – None.

SCORING FOR WFISH=NICHOLSON (2); ASSIST BY POLLARD
Whitefish 2, Polson 0
    At Polson, the visiting Lady Bulldogs brought along a good luck charm, but it bore little resemblance to your typical furry rabbit appendage, but rather to a leg that culminated with a Nicholson foot attached.  That foot happens to belong to one Haley Nicholson, someone among a trio vying for the Class A scoring crown along with Abbey Teagle of Frenchtown and Kendal Gordon of Hamilton.  Nicholson exceeds the parameters of the definition for typical.  She had just successfully drilled 7-8 PATs in the Whitefish Bulldog football game victory the weekend prior, tying the Class A record for points after. 
    The host Lady Pirates approached this contest aware that they needed to limit her opportunities and deny her space to operate.   Unfortunately for them, two scenarios presented themselves which maximized a successful outcome for a Nicholson initiated boot event. 
    The first took places in the second minute when a ball lofted into the 18 yard box inadvertently grazed the hand of a Polson player.  These situations periodically occur throughout the course of the game – a whistle blows, the other team takes a direct kick, little damage ensues.  But in this case, the infraction took place just off to the left of the Polson goal, which resulted in a penalty kick which Nicholson drilled past a diving keeper for a 1-0 lead. 
    The Whitefish bonus tally took place sixty minutes of play latter.  The Lady Pirates had just lost their veteran keeper, who either aggravated an unhealed malady or sustained a new injury from a preceding play.  Reserve keeper Ashley Benson was pressed into service and her first act would be to intercept a manageable shot-on-goal by Nicholson.  After an unsuccessful foray by Polson at the other end of the field, the ball found its way once again infringing within Pirate territory.  While Nicholson broke free for a moment from her Lady Pirate escort service that was shadowing her, Melissa Pollard scooted the ball over to an unencumbered Haley at center field on the 20 yard line.  Such range is routine field goal territory for a football kicker, so Nicholson reared back to let her boot fly, lofting her salvo over the reach of the defending keeper as it sailed between the uprights, within frame, its arc descending in altitude as it routed its way below the crossbar and into the net for a 2-0 lead.
    Polson had more than its fair share of chances to either tie the game if not take the lead.  The most viable included a pair of crosses in which the target just missed intersecting the vector of the ball to redirect its trajectory. Minutes before halftime, Tiara Duford launched a rocket that ricocheted off the crossbar.  Another pair of opportunities likewise occurred toward the waning minutes of the contest that included a solid shot on frame as well as a long distance direct kick that Lady Bulldog keeper Kess Nelson intercepted to preserve the shutout.
    Polson (4-1, 7-2) will endeavor to regroup as it hosts the visiting Bigfork Vals this Saturday.
Whitefish  1  1  –  2
Polson       0  0  –  0
W – g Haley Nicholson (pk) 2'
W – g Nicholson (a Melissa Pollard) 67' 
SHOTS(on goal) – Whitefish 7, Polson 16.
SAVES – Whitefish 6 (Kes Nelson), Polson 4 (Jenna Evertz 2, Ashley Benson 2).
CORNER KICKS – Whitefish 3, Polson 2.
FOULS – Whitefish 3, Polson 3. CARDS – None.
WLBindivSH(sog) – Nicholson (sog61'), Katie Blankenship 2 (over37', sog77'), Nikita Packard (ck44'), Anna Peterson (sog45'), unidentified 66'.
Unofficial game rendition by John Heglie derived from own game notations along with consultation with other viewers in attendance.  Assist credit via Whitefish coach, gleaned from NWMTA website and reconfirmed via phone.  Some details may vary from official summary.

SAT., 09-26 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Saturday, September 26, 2015
BOYS
COLUMBIA FALLS 6 WHITEFISH 4*
POLSON 2 LIBBY 1*
STEVENSVILLE 7 BIGFORK 1
BILLINGS CENTRAL 4 BELGRADE 0 1*
LAUREL @ PARK*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 2 WHITEFISH 1*
POLSON 3 LIBBY 0*
STEVENSVILLE 4 BIGFORK 2
BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 BELGRADE 0*
LAUREL @ PARK*

GIRLS

Stevensville drops Bigfork, 4-2

At Stevensville, Jenna Cardenas got the Yellowjackets off to a good start with two goals in the first 16 minutes and they cruised to a Class A non-conference win.

Alli Emery and Sierra Leese also figured heavy in Stevensville's scoring. Both had a goal and two assists in helping their team improve to 2-3-1.

Bigfork did not score until the 75th minute when Katie Thomas found the net on a penalty kick. Yellowjackets keeper Evie Tiplady had a big day with 20 saves.

Bigfork;0;2;–;2

Stevensville;3;1;–;4

S – Jenna Cardenas (assist Alli Emery), 4:00

S – Cardenas (Sierra Leese), 16:00

S – Emery (Leese), 24:00

S – Leese (Emery), 67:00

B – Katie Thomas pk, 75:00

B – Mattie McAnally (Gaby Eaton), 78:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 13, Stevensville 10. Saves – Bigfork 9 (Ally Pencoast), Stevensville 20 (Evie Tiplady). Corner kicks – Bigfork 4, Stevensville 1. Total fouls – Bigfork 4, Stevensville 3. Cards – Stevensville, Tiplady.

Stevi goals:

Jenna Cardenas - 2 goals

Sierra Leese - 1 goal and 2 assists

Alli Emery - 1 goal 2 assists

Bigfork

Katie Thomas - 1 goal (PK)

Mattie McAnally - 1 goal

Gaby Eaton - 1 assist

Columbia Falls strikes late to top Whitefish

At Columbia Falls, Ellie Johnson scored two late goals as Columbia Falls took a close Northern A match from Whitefish.

After a scorless first half, Johnson scored an unassisted goal in the 73 minute to give Columbia Falls a 1-0 lead. Three minutes later she was assisted by Tasha Martin as the Wildkats increased the advantage to 2-0.

Whitefish got on the board in the 77th minute on Hailey Nicholson's free kick in the 77th minute, but couldn't score again. 

Columbia Falls held a 17-8 advantage in shots on goal.

Whitefish;0;1;–;1

Columbia Falls;0;2;–;3

CF – Ellie Johnson (unassisted), 73:00

CF – Johnson (Tasha Martin), 76:00

W -- Hailey Nicholson (free kick), 77:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 8, Columbia Falls 17. Saves – Whitefish 9 (Kess Nelson), Columbia Falls 4 (Gimble). Corner kicks – Whitefish 2, Columbia Falls 6. Total fouls – Whitefish 9, Columbia Falls 12.

Polson blanks Libby-Troy, 3-0

At Libby, Pirates keeper Jenna Evertz shut out the Loggers and Polson had plenty of offense in a Northern A victory.

Tiara Duford assisted on all three goals for the Pirates. Marina Mayorga scored the first in the 19th minute and Hanna Hobbs the second, just about 11 minutes later.

P – Marina Mayorga (assist Tiara Duford), 19:00

P – Hanna Hobbs (Duford), 30:00

P – Janessa Taylor (Duford), 54:00

Saves – Polson 7 (Jenna Evertz), Libby 15 (Shannon Reny). Corner kicks – Polson 2, Libby 2.

Goals:

Marina Mayorga,  19th min, assisted  by Tiara Duford 

Hanna Hobbs, 30th min, assisted  by Tiara Duford

Janessa Taylor, 54th min, assisted  by Tiara Duford 

Corners:

Libby, 2

Polson, 2

Saves:

Polson,  7 , Jenna Evertz 

Libby, 15, Shannon Reny

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 BELGRADE 0

SCORING FOR BC=ARELLANO(WITTMAN)

Billings Central 1, Belgrade 0

Billings Central
Belgrade

Billings Central: Julianna Arellano (Mariah Wittman), 55th minute.

Goal keepers: Central, Venton Arce 6 saves; Belgrade, Emily Cady 5 saves.


Livingston 2, Laurel 1

Laurel
Livingston

Laurel: Raquel Jimenez (Jessica Elmer), 20th minute

Livingston: Jordan Coleman, 55th

Livingston: Madison Patrick, 64th

Saves: Laurel 2 (Paige O'Toole), Livingston 18 (Alex Estes).


Polson 3, Libby 0

Polson 2
1
3
Libby 0
0
0

Polson: Marina Mayorga (assist Tiara Duford), 19:00

Polson: Hanna Hobbs (Duford), 30:00

Polson: Janessa Taylor (Duford), 54:00

Saves – Polson 7 (Jenna Evertz), Libby 15 (Shannon Reny).


Columbia Falls 2, Whitefish 1

Whitefish 0
1
1
Columbia Falls 0 2   2

Whitefish: Ellie Johnson (unassisted), 73:00

Whitefish: Johnson (Tasha Martin), 76:00

Columbia Falls: Hailey Nicholson (free kick), 77:00

Saves: Whitefish 9 (Kess Nelson), Columbia Falls 4 (Gimble).

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BOYS

BILLINGS CENTRAL 4 BELGRADE 1*

SCORING FOR BC=BUNDY (2); ZYGMOND

SCORING FOR BELGRADE=Goal
Javan Chisholm 1
Assist
Johnny Davidson 1

Columbia Falls out kicks Whitefish, 6-4

At Columbia Falls, Whitefish's comeback attempt fell short in a high-scoring Northwest A division game Saturday.

Trailing 5-2 with less than 20 minutes remaining, the Bulldogs trimmed the deficit to one on goals by Walter Sobba in the 53rd minute and Kasey Ling in the 68.

Not only did the Bulldogs not score again, Columbia Falls tacked on one more goal in the 72nd when Jakob Grein burried one in the back of the net on a shot assisted by Tristan Grein in the 72nd.

The teams combined for 28 shots on goal with C Falls holding a 15-13 edge. 

Whitefish;2;2;—;4

Columbia Falls;4;2;—;6

COL — Daniel Skinner (Logan Stephens), 1:00

COL — Stephens (unassisted), 5:00

WHT — Xander Burger (Casey Ling), 7:00

COL — Alex Garate (Skinner), 22:00

WHT — Walter Sobba (penalty kick), 40:00

COL — Garate (Jakob Grein), 40:00

COL — Skinner (unassisted), 48:00

WHT — Sobba (penalty kick), 53:00

WHT — Ling (Taisuke Matsuo), 68:00

COL — Jakob Grein (Tristan Grein), 72:00

Shots on goal — Whitefish 13, Columbia Falls 15. Saves — Whitefish 9 (Marty Anderson), Columbia Falls 9 (Brandon Karberg). Corner kicks — Whitefish 3, Columbia Falls 3. Fouls — Whitefish 5, Columbia Falls 12. Cards — none

Renstrom hat trick guides Stevensville by Bigfork

At Stevensville, Stevensville hung five first-half goals on Bigfork on the way to a one-sided non-conference victory.

Quidd Renstron scored a hat trick and got the scoring going in the 12th minute on an shot assisted by Chris Brownlee. He added two more in the 30th and 32nd minute as Stevensville started to run away with things.

Brownlee added two goals to go with the assist and Stevensville claimed a 32-5 advantage in shots on goal.

Bigfork's lone goal came from Hugo Schyber in the 23rd minute.

Bigfork;1;0;–;1

Stevensville;5;2;–;7

S – Qudd Renstrom (Chris Brownlee), 12:00

S – Jake Finley (unassisted), 15:00

B -- Hugo Schyberg (Shane Rieke), 23:00

S -- Renstrom (penalty) 30:00

S -- REnstrom (Camlio Agierre), 32:00

S -- Brownley (Agierre), 38:00

S -- Nathan McFadden (penalty kick), 65:00 

S -- Brownlee (unassisted), 71:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 5, Stevensville 32. Saves – Bigfork 13 (Kyle Cumming), Stevensville 3 (Tristan Parson). Corner kicks – Bigfork 5, Stevensville 5. Cards – Bigfork (yellow).

Goals and assists
1.  Quade Renstrom, assisted by Chris Brownlee - Stevi
2.  Jake Finley; unassisted - Stevi-
3.  Hugo Schyberg (Bigfork); assisted by Shane Rieke - Bigfork
4.  QuadeRenstrom (PK) - Stevi
5.  Quade Renstrom; assisted by Camilo Agierre - Stevi
6.  Chris Brownlee, assisted by Camilo Agierre - Stevi
7. Nathan McFadden (PK) - Stevi
8. Chris Brownlee, unassisted  - Stevi

Polson edges Libby, 2-1

At Libby, Connor Lanier's second goal in the 78th minute propelled the Pirates to the Northern A victory.

Andrew Hanson assisted on the game-winner. Lanier's first goal came in the 33rd minute on a feed by Emilio Hernandez.

Libby's goal came from Cody Wood in the 50th minute.

Polson;1;1;–;2

Libby;0;1;–;1

P – Connor Lanier (assist Emilio Hernandez), 33:00

L – Cody Wood, 45:00

P – Connor Lanier (Andrew Hanson), 78:00

Shots on goal – Polson 13, Libby 2. Corner kicks – Polson 5, Libby 5. Fouls – Polson 6, Libby 13.

Polson
33:10 Connor Lanier, A- Emiliano Hernandez
78:00 Connor Lanier A- Andrew Hanson
Libby
45:00 Cody Wood A-?
SOG
Polson 13
Libby 2?
Corners
Polson 5
Libby 5
Fouls
Polson 6
Libby 13

Billings Central 4, Belgrade 1

Billings Central
Belgrade

Billings Central: Sean Comstock (Pat Comstock), 5th minute

Billings Central: Josh Bundy (Christian Zygmond), 22nd

Billings Central: Bundy (Zygmond), 26th.

Belgrade: Johnny Davidson (Javen Chisholm), 53rd.

Billings Central: Zygmond (Isaac Meyer) 74th.

Goal keepers: Central, John  Healey 5 saves; Belgrade, Clay Bost, 2 saves.


Laurel 3, Livingston 3

Laurel 0
3
3
Livingston 0 3 3

Laurel: Nonghtai Makdoh (Travis Nation), 42:00

Livingston: Stephen Newhouse (Clayton Busby), 46:00

Laurel: Travis Nation (Sam Crowl), 54:00

Livingston: Jack Fry (unassisted), 63:00

Livingston: Kelton Madden (unassisted), 70:00

Laurel: Travis Nation (Sam Crowl), 73:00

Saves: Laurel, 15 saves (Dylan Bryant); Livingston N/A


Polson 2, Libby 1

Polson 1
1
2
Libby 0 1
1

Polson: Sutton Kanta, 33:00

Libby: Cody Wood, 50:00

Polson: Name unavailable, 77:00


Stevensville 7, Bigfork 1

Bigfork 1
0
1
Stevensville 5
2
7

Stevensville: Qudd Renstrom (Chris Brownlee), 12:00

Stevensville: Jake Finley (unassisted), 15:00

Bigfork: Hugo Schyberg (Shane Rieke), 23:00

Stevensville: Renstrom (penalty) 30:00

Stevensville: REnstrom (Camlio Agierre), 32:00

Stevensville: Brownley (Agierre), 38:00

Stevensville: Nathan McFadden (penalty kick), 65:00

Stevensville: Brownlee (unassisted), 71:00

Saves – Bigfork 13 (Kyle Cumming), Stevensville 3 (Tristan Parson).


Columbia Falls 6, Whitefish 4

Whitefish 2
2 4
Columbia Falls
4
2
6

Columbia Falls: Daniel Skinner (Logan Stephens), 1:00

Columbia Falls: Stephen (unassisted), 5:00

Whitefish: Xander Burger (Casey Ling), 7:00

Columbia Falls: Alex Garate (Skinner), 22:00

Whitefish: Walter Sobba (penalty kick), 40:00

Whitefish: Garate (Jakob Grein), 40:00

Whitefish: Skinner (unassisted), 48:00

Whitefish: Sobba (penalty kick), 53:00

Whitefish: Ling (Taisuke Matsuo), 68:00

Columbia Falls: Jakob Grein (Tristan Grein), 72:00

Saves: Whitefish 9 (Marty Anderson), Columbia Falls 9 (Brandon Karberg).

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TUES., 9-29 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

GIRLS

Teagle, Frenchtown fly by Breakers, 9-3

Abbey Teagle scored four of her side's nine goals as Frenchtown sped past Loyola Sacred Heart at the Breakers' pitch.

The Broncs led just 3-0 at the break thanks to goals from Becca Hasenyager, Elsa Rody and Teagle, but the scoring picked up after halftime.

Including Teagle's first goal seconds before the halftime whistle, Frenchtown scored in three straight minutes with LSH adding one a minute after from Tessa Burke, her first of two.

Jasmine Mitchell and Brooke Yarnall, twice, also scored for Frenchtown and Brook Kolar had a goal for the Breakers.

Frenchtown;3;6;–;9

Loyola;0;3;–;3

F – Becca Hasenyager (Pilar Field), 34:00

F – Elsa Rody (unassisted), 37:00

F – Abbey Teagle (Hayden Thommen), 40:00

F – Brooke Yarnall (unassisted), 41:00

F – Teagle (unassisted), 42:00

LSH – Tessa Burke, 43:00

F – Yarnall (Teagle), 58:00

F – Teagle (unassisted), 59:00

F – Teagle (unassisted), 61:00

LSH – Brook Kolar, 74:00

LSH – Burke, 78:00

F – Jasmine Mitchell (unassisted), 80:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 18, Loyola 10. Saves – Frenchtown 4 (Taylor Patrick), Loyola 9 (Nicholson). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 3, Loyola 1. Total fouls – Frenchtown n/a, Loyola n/a. Cards – None.

 
Frenchtown 9 loyola 3.  Abbey Teagle 4 goals 2 assists.  Brooke Yarnall 2 goals 1 assist.  Becca Hasenyager 1 goal.  Elsa Rody 1 goal.  Jasmine Mitchell 1 goal.  Hayden Thommen 1 assist
 
Goals Loyola:
#10 Brook Kolar (1 goal)
#14 Tessa  Burke ( 1 goal, 1 assist)
#17 Karlin Moore (1 goal)
#15 Hannah Hirning (1 assist)
 
Frenchtown goals:
#12 Rebecca Hasenyager (1 goal)
#6 Pilar Field (1 goal)
#3 Abby Teagle (4 goals)
#2 Brooke Yarnall (2 goals)
#9 Jamine Mitchell (1 goal)
#7 Jestine Lackner (1 assist)
 
BOYS
Loyola Sacred Heart saddles Broncs, 2-1

Tu Nguyen scored a pair of goals in leading the Rams to the home win in a Southern A match.

Nguyen put Loyola on top on an assist from Andrew Lichte in the 18th minute, The score stayed at 1-0 until Nguyen found the net again, this time on a feed from Jacob Benson in the 64th minute.

Jacob Baker gave the Broncs their first goal on a penalty kick in the 78th minute but it was too little, too late.

Frenchtown;0;1;–;1

Loyola;1;1;–;2

L – Tu Nguyen (assist Andrew Lichte), 18:00

L – Nguyen (Jacob Benson), 64:00

F – Jacob Baker penalty kick, 78:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 3, Loyola 13. Saves – Frenchtown 7 (Nick Lewis), Loyola 1 (Bryan Swanson). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 2, Loyola 3. Total fouls – Frenchtown 4, Loyola 5.

Goals:  Frenchtown - 78th minute, pk by Jacob Baker
    Loyola - 18th minute - Tu Nguyen assist by Andrew Lichte;   64th minute - Tu Nguyen assist by Jacob Benson
 
Shots on goal: Frenchtown - 3; Loyola - 13
 
Saves: Frenchtown - 7 (Nick Lewis); Loyola - 1 (Bryan Swanson)
 
Fouls: Frenchtown - 4;  Loyola - 5
 
Corner Kicks: Frenchtown 2; Loyola - 3
BELGRADE 4 BOZEMAN JV 2
Goals
Garrett Turner 2
Justin McGowen 1
Johnny Davidson 1
Assist
Johnny Davidson 1
Ansel Brayton 1
Jeff DeBuse 1

THURS., 09-24 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Thursday, September 24, 2015
BOYS
LIBBY 3 WHITEFISH 0*
BELGRADE 4 LAUREL 0*
GIRLS
WHITEFISH 6 LIBBY 1*
LAUREL 2 BELGRADE 1*

 

BOYS

BELGRADE 4 LAUREL 0*

Belgrade 4, Laurel 0

Belgrade  1  3  4
Laurel  0  0  0

Belgrade: John Dividson (Brandon Rockwell), 18:00

Belgrade: Jordan Schalaugh, 57:00

Belgrade: Ansel Brayton, 60:00

Belgrade: Garreth Orrel, 77:00

Saves: Belgrade, Not available, 4; Laurel, Dylan Bryant, 12. 

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SCORING GOALS FOR BELGRAD BRAYTON, DAVIDSON, ORRELL AND SCHLAUGH

ASSISTS=ROCKWELL, SCHLAUCH AND TURNER

Libby blanks Whitefish, 3-0

At Libby, Libby owned a 13-5 edge in shots on goal in its Northern A win over Whitefish.

Cody Wood got the first tally in the 14th minute and Andrew Freese made it 2-0 at halftime with his goal in the 31st.  Colin Maloney closed out the scoring in the 75th minute.

Zander Peterson stopped three shots to earn the shutout for Libby.

Whitefish, which plays at Columbia Falls on Saturday, fell to 0-3-1 in league, 1-6-1 overall.

Whitfish;0;0;–;0

Libby;2;1;–;3

L - Cody Wood, 14:00

L - Andrew Freese, 31:00

L - Colin Maloney, 75:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 5, Libby 13. Saves – Whitefish 11 (Marty Anderson), Libby 3 (Zander Peterson). Corner kicks – Whitefish 4, Libby 5. Total fouls – Whitfish 6, Libby 7. Cards – None.

GOALS FOR LIBBY=WOOD, MALONEY AND FRISS

GIRLS

Whitefish cruises past Libby, 6-1

At Libby, Katie Blankenship scored three goals and assisted on two others in the Bulldogs' Northern A win over Libby.

Hailey Nicholson added a pair of goals and two assists for Whitefish. Julia Houston and Allie Coldwell had the other goals for Whitefish.

Kess Nelson made four saves in goal for Whitefish, while Shannon Renny came up with 13 for Libby.

Whitfish;5;1;–;6

Libby;1;0;–;1

WF - Katie Blankenship (Hailey Nicholson), 6:00

WF - Blankenship (Julia Houston), 6:00

WF - Nicholson (Pixie Moore), 7:00

WF - Blankenship (Nicholson), 27:00

WF - Houston (Blankenship), 28:00

L - Allie Coldwell (Anna Carlson), 31:00

WF - Nicholson (Blankenship), 73:00

Saves – Whitefish 4 (Kess Nelson), Libby 13 (Shannon Renny). Corner kicks – Whitefish 5, Libby 5. 

Whitefish, 
Katie Blankenship,  27th min, 6th min, and 6th min, assisted  by Hailey  Nicholson, Julia Houston, and Hailey Nicholson respectively. 
Julia Houston, 28th min, assisted by Katie Blankenship 
Hailey Nicholson, 73rd min, and 7th min, assisted by Katie Blankenship,  and Pixie Moore respectively 

WFISH STATS PROVIDED BY WFISH COACH

 

Player Name GOAL
Blankenship,K11 1
Houston,J11 1
Hyatt,A 2
Nicholson,H11 2

 

Player Name ASSIST
Moore,P10 1
Nicholson,H11 1
Packard,N12 1
Pollard,M11 3

 

LAUREL 2 BELGRADE 1*

Laurel 2, Belgrade 1

Belgrade
Laurel

Laurel: Shayla Deming, 49th minute

Belgrade: Kindall Bethke, 62nd minute

Laurel: Jessica Elmer (Ashtyn Hoppel), 69th minute

Saves: Belgrade 16 (Emily Cade), Laurel 6 (Paige O'Toole).

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SCORING FOR LAUREL=DEMING AND ELMER
SCORING FOR BELGRADE=BETHKE

FRI., 09-25 'A' SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Friday, September 25, 2015
BOYS
HAMILTON 1 LOYOLA 0
LIBBY 2 BONNERS FERRY 0
GIRLS
HAMILTON 9 LOYOLA 1
BONNERS FERRY 2 LIBBY 1

 

GIRLS

Bonners Ferry tops Libby

At Bonners Ferry, Idaho, Bonners Ferry scored with 5 minutes to play in regulation time to take a nonconference win from Libby.

Libby's one goal came in the 30th minute when Allie Coldwell found the net on a feed from Shae Munro.

But Abby Davis scored the game-winner in the 75th minute.

Libby keeper Shannon Reny finished with four saves to six for the Badgers' Emily Blackmore.

Libby;1;0;–;1

B. Ferry;2;0;–2

BF – Jill Alexander (unassisted), 5:00

L – Allie Coldwell (Shae Munro), 30:00

BF – Abby Davis, 75:00

Saves – Libby 4 (Shannon Reny), BF 6 (Emily Blackmore). Corner kicks – Libby 3, BF 3.

Bonner's Ferry 2, Libby 1

Bonner's Ferry Goals:
Jill Alexander, 5th min, unassisted 
Abby Davis, 7th min, unassisted 

 

Libby Goals:
Allie Coldwell, 30th min, assisted by Shae Munro

 

Corner kicks:
Libby, 3
Bonner's Ferry, 3

 

Saves:
Bonner's  Ferry 6, Emily Blackmore
Libby 4, Shannon Reny
Hamilton dumps Loyola, 9-1

Reilly Rostad and Kendall Gordon each scored a hat trick, each racking up three goals for the Broncs in a Southern A win at Rollin Field. 

Tessa Silva and Rostad scored in the first 10 minutes to set the tone. Hamilton's lead was 4-0 at halftime.

The Broncs finished with a 24-10 edge in shots on goals. The Breakers, who are still looking for their first victory, had a goal from Brook Kolar in the 58th minute.

Hamilton;4;5;–;9

Loyola;0;1;–;1

H – Tessa Silva (unassisted), 6:00

H – Reilly Rostad, 10:00

H - Kendall Gordon, 23:00

H - Gordon, 29:00

H - Elise Striebel, 34:00

H - Rostad, 43:00

H - Baylie Duce, 50:00

H - Gordon, 52:00

H - Rostad, 54:00

L - Brook Kolar, 58:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 24, Loyola 10. Saves – Hamilton 5 (Maddy Martin), Loyola 13 (Morgan Nicholson). Corner kicks – Hamilton 5, Loyola 3. Total fouls – Hamilton 5, Loyola 2. Cards – none.

Hamilton 9-1 over Loyola.
1.M. McGill, assist by E. Striebel 2. K. Gordon, assist by Baylie Duce 3. K. Gordon assist by E. Striebel 4. K. Gordon, assist by E. Striebel 5. E. Striebel assist by Baylie Duce 6. K. Gordon no assist 7. Baylie Duce assisted by R. Rostad 8. K. Gordon assisted by R. Rostad. 9. R. Rostad no assist. Loyola 1. B. Kolar no assist
BOYS
Hamilton edges Loyola, 1-0

Ethan Recht broke through in the 64th minute to give the Hamilton boys a 1-0 win over Loyola Sacred Heart in a Southern A soccer match Friday at Rollin Field.

Recht booted home the game-winner after a shot deflected off Loyola's keeper.

The game was as tight as the score would indicate. Hamilton owned an 8-7 edge in shots on goal, while Loyola took four corners to Hamilton's one. Both keepers, James Bess for Hamilton and Bryan Swanson for Loyola, stopped two shots.

The Rams fell to 2-5-1 overall, 2-2-0 in league matches.

Hamilton;0;1;–;1

Loyola;0;0;–;0

H – Ethan Recht, 64:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 8, Loyola 7. Saves – Hamilton 2 (James Bess), Loyola 2 (Bryan Swanson). Corner kicks – Hamilton 1, Loyola 4. Cards – None.

Hamilton boys beat Loyola 1-0.
Goal by Ethan Recht, assist by Tanner Goligoski
LIBBY 2 BONNERS FERRY 0
Logger boys' soccer team defeated Bonners Ferry 2-0 with goals by Cody Wood and Ethan Beck.

TUES., 9-22 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Tuesday, September 22, 2015
BOYS
POLSON 6 COLUMBIA FALLS 0*
BIGFORK 2 WHITEFISH 1*
CORVALLIS 6 FRENCHTOWN 0*
STILLWATER 5 STEVENSVILLE 1
BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 PARK 1*
GIRLS
POLSON 2 COLUMBIA FALLS 1*
WHITEFISH 6 BIGFORK 0*
FRENCHTOWN 10 CORVALLIS 4*
STEVENSVILLE 3 STILLWATER 2
BILLINGS CENTRAL 6 PARK 0*

 

GIRLS

Billings Central girls get fifth shutout of season; boys top Livingston 2-1

18 minutes ago  •  

Venton Arce knew the starting goalkeeper job at Billings Central would probably be hers one day, mostly likely next year when she will be a senior.

Arce spent the past two years backing up Natalie Ruegsegger, a three-year stalwart at keeper. When Ruegsegger started hinting that she might not come back for her senior season, Arce figured her timetable might be moving up.

It wasn’t until Ruegsegger made her decision official this summer that the normally confident, outgoing Arce had to take a deep breath.

“I would be lying if I said I wasn’t super nervous when I found out,” she said between matches of Central’s Eastern A sweep of Livingston, a 6-0 girls win and a 2-1 boys win, at Wendy’s Field at Rocky Mountain College on Tuesday. “But I knew, especially with my back line, that I had a solid team in front of me.”

What was there to be nervous about? Arce was only becoming the key component to a back line that allowed just one goal in 12 regular-season matches last season. She would be the keeper for a program that had won six consecutive Class A championships before losing in last year’s semifinals.

Self-doubt isn’t one of Arce’s attributes, so that quickly abated. It helped, too, that first-year coach Didier Ndidi gave her a vote of confidence.

“When he told me that he believed in me, that validated that I could do it,” she said.

The validation comes on the scoresheet as well. Arce and her back line have allowed just one goal in six matches. Even if Arce wasn’t challenged much Tuesday, the shuout was the fifth of the season for the Rams, who improved to 5-0-1.

“Venton, we love her,” said defender CeCe Paharik, who was among those who seemed to always be in the right spot to disrupt a Livingston challenge. “It’s just like bringing in a best friend. We just read each other well.”

This season has taken on a redemption aspect of sorts. While other teams might consider a trip to the semifinals a success, that’s not the case for the Rams. They expect so much more.

An early goal from Mariah LaFontaine, two goals from Mariah Wittman and goals from Julianna Arellano, Josie Snyder and Samantha Cormier against Livingston showed that the Rams are eager to get back to where they think they belong.

“I think people think less of us now since we lost last year,” Arce said. “It’s going to be (important) trying to show everyone that we can come back just as strong as we were a few years ago.”

Central's boys remained unbeaten on the strength of goals from Patrick Comstock and Christian Zygmond.

Brenner Pittman pulled one back for Livingston in the 79th minute on goal from distance to keep the result in suspense until the end. If not for the efforts of Livingston keeper Keaten Barbula, who had several highlight saves, especially in the first half, this one could have ended in a four- or five-goal margin.

"It's been a good start," said Ndedi, whose team moved to 6-0-0. "We predicted it would be going the way it's been going. It's a young group of kids who play very well together. So far, no surprises."

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BILLINGS CENTRAL 6 PARK 0*

SCORING FOR BC

PLAYER GOALS
Arellano,J12 1
Cormier,S12 1
LaFontaine,M12 1
Snyder,J11 1
Wittman,M12 2

 

Whitefish tramples Bigfork

At Bigfork, a four-goal second-half outburst propelled Whitefish to an easy 6-0 win over Bigfork.

Anna Peterson started it off early for the Bulldogs, netting one off an assist from Katie Blankenship in the 5th minute. It was then Blankenship's turn, as she found the back of the net in the 39th.

After the half, the Bulldogs, and Haley Nicholson, exploded. Nicholson scored in the 46th minute and assisted on a goal by Julia Houston in the 57th, before reeling off two more goals to complete the hat trick.

Her last goal was assisted by goalie Kess Nelson, who shut out Bigfork with six saves. 

Whitefish2;4;–;6

Bigfork;0;0;–;0

W – Anna Peterson (Katie Blankenship), 5:00

W – Blankenship, 39

W – Hailey Nicholson (Melissa Pollard), 46:00

W – Julia Houston (Nicholson), 57:00

W – Nicholson, 67:00

W – Nicholson (Kess Nelson), 77:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 8, Bigfork 6. Saves – Whitefish 6 (Kess Nelson), Bigfork 4 (Celeste Rehbein). Corner kicks – Whitefish 4, Bigfork 2. Total fouls – Whitefish 9, Bigfork 6. Cards – Bigfork 1, yellow.

SCORING FOR WFISH

Player Name GOAL     ASSIST
Blankenship,K11 1              1
Houston,J11 1
Nicholson,H11 3               1
Peterson,A12 1
Pollard                                        0                1
Nelson 0                1

 

Frenchtown steamrolls Corvallis

At Corvallis, Frenchtown's offense was too much for Corvallis to handle as the Broncs took an easy 10-4 win over the Blue Devils.

Frenchtown's Abigail Teagle had seven goals for the Broncs, who overpowered Corvallis with 30 shots on goal in the match. Brooke Yarnell scored the other three goals for the Broncs for a hat trick of her own.

Corrinne Sanderson had three goals for the Blue Devils and Vena Smith one in the loss. 

Frenchtown;3;7;–;10

Corvallis;3;1;–;4

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 30, Corvallis 18. Saves – Frenchtown 3 (Chloe Emmons), Corvallis 9 (Kira Doyle). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 2, Corvallis 1. Total fouls – Frenchtown 1, Corvallis 2. Cards – Frenchtown 2, yellow.

FRENCHTOWN SCORING

Frenchtown
Abby Teagle 7 goals
Brooke Yarnell 3 goals

Teagle (field)
Teagle
Teagle  (Hayden) first name
Teagle
Yarnall (Teagle)
Yarnall (Teagle)
Teagle (Mitchell)
Teagle (Yarnall)
Teagle (delaney) unsure on this assist
Yarnall (field)
CORVALLIS SCORING

Corinne Sanderson 3 goals 
Zena Smith 1 goal 1 assist
Hailey Mason 3 assists

Sanderson
Sanderson

Sanderson
Sanderson

STEVENSVILLE 3 STILLWATER 2

 Ember Kleen - 1 goal

Allie Emery - 1 goal
Jenna Cardenas - 1 goal and 1 assist
Megan Pendergast - 1 assist
Polson grabs win over Columbia Falls

At Polson, a second-half goal was the difference for the Pirates, who beat Columbia Falls 2-1 in a Northwestern A meeting.

Polson took the lead late in the first half, when Hannah Kasnitz scored in the 36th minute. On the other side of the break, it was Tiera Duford who made the eventual game-winner in the 60th minute.

Seven minutes later Columbia Falls' Sydney Grilley found the back of the net, but that was all for the Wildcats.

Columbia Falls outshot Polson 20-14, but Pirates goalie Jenna Evertz had 13 saves. 

C. Falls;0;1;–;1

Polson;1;1;–;2

P – Hannah Kasnitz (Janessa Taylor), 36:00

P – Tiera Duford, 60:00

C - Gedlaman (Johnson), 67:00

Shots on goal – C. Falls 20, Polson 14. Saves – C. Falls 5 (Allyson Gimbel), Polson 13 (Jenna Evertz). Corner kicks – C. Falls 1, Polson 2. Total fouls – C. Falls 0, Polson 9 Cards – None.

 

Polson 2, Columbia Falls 1
    At Polson during Homecoming last Tuesday, the host Lady Pirates and the Columbia Falls WildKats clashed in a conference contest with the victor gaining an edge in the Northern A soccer standings. 
    Polson would strike first when Hannah Kasnitz crashed the goal after a JaNessa Taylor shot-on-goal deflected off the bottom of the crossbar in front of the mouth of the goal.  Before nimble Kat keeper Ally Gimbel could pounce, Kasnitz added the finishing touch by redirecting its bounce  into the back of the net.
    Polson would pick up its second tally midway through the second period when Tiara Duford broke free from the extra shadows cast by her defensive coverage she was lugging around to tousle the twine to stake Polson with a 2-0 advantage.
    Up until that juncture, assaults upon the goal space defended by each team were fairly evenly distributed.  But the offensive thrust the final quarter of the game would escalate significantly on the part of the visitors as Polson hunkered down in defense mode to ward off  the incursions.   
    After a handful of volatile attempts, the WildKats would succeed in carving into the lead when Ellie Johnson vectored a textbook cross from the left side across the red zone of the Polson goal to the other side.  Someone was evidently attentive to their geometry coursework as  Hannah Gedlaman intercepted the ball at the appropriate vector and added her robust touch that redirected the salvo into the back of the net to half the lead 2-1. 
    The Kats had other chances that might have netted the equalizer with Johnson along with Katie Price attacking at close range and Tavia Bechtel launching salvos from far out. 
    One intriguing attempt involved a kick initiated by Sydney Grilley that lofted in the direction of her Katie Kat teammate “the Price is right,” who attempted a backflip header that the Polson keeper had to deflect over the crossbar to keep from going in. 
    Likewise, the boots bombarded by Bechtel from greater than 20-some yards out were strong enough as well as accurate enough that she might have embraced a dual career as prep football PAT and FG kicker similar to how Hailey Nicholson of Whitefish moonlights for the Bulldog gridiron has she felt so inclined since she can split the uprights from afar.
    Polson (3-0, 6-1) faces Libby on Saturday.
C.Falls   0  1  –  1
Polson   1  1  –  2
P – g Hannah Kasnitz (a JaNessa Taylor) 35'
P – g Tiara Duford 60'
CF – g Hannah Gedlaman (a Ellie Johnson) 67' not Sydney Grilley
SHOTS – CF 20, Polson 14
SAVES – CF 5 (Allyson Gimbel), Polson 13 (Jenna Evertz).
CORNER KICKS – CF 1, Polson 2.
FOULS – CF0, P9.  CARDS – none.
CFindivSH (includes sog) – Katie Price 6 (sog 29',73', header 63'), Tavia Bechtel 6 (sog 51',58',62', FG69' over, punt 70', dk 79' wide), Johnson 4 (dk 57', sog 62',66', over 65'), Macey Sandefer 2, Gedlaman (sog 9'), Kendra King (sog 55'), unidentified (sog 12', wide 45'). (Tu22Sep15)  game rendition by John Heglie derived upon own game notations integrated with input from host team statisticians Sheridan and Savannah Houle.

BOYS

Corvallis still cruising

CORVALLIS – The Corvallis Blue Devils are as hot as, well, let's just say they're playing rather well.

Corvallis blanked Frenchtown 6-0 on Tuesday in a Southern A boys' soccer matchup to run its record to 5-0 in league matches and 8-1 overall in its hunt for a second straight State A championship.

Emmett Semple and Cayden Ayers combined on four goals, one assisting to the other two times each way, and Ayers added a third goal to complete his hat trick in the 78th minute.

"They've been playing together for a long, long time," Corvallis coach Greg Shifflett said. "They know each other pretty well. They look for each other."

Alec Sangster also scored on a penalty kick in Corvallis's offensive onslaught. The Devils fired 28 shots on goal and Frenchtown keeper Hunter Jimenez did his best to stop 10 of them.

Frenchtown;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;3;3;–;6

C – Emmett Semple (Cayden Ayers), 5:00

C – Alec Sangster (PK), 11:00

C – Ayers (Semple), 26:00

C – Ayers (Semple), 47:00

C – Semple (Ayers), 53:00

C – Ayers (Justin Catanach), 78:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 10, Corvallis 28. Saves – Frenchtown 10 (Hunter Jimenez), Corvallis 5 (Justin Catanach). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 7, Corvallis 8. Total fouls – Frenchtown 3, Corvallis 5. Cards – None.

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS

Cayden Ayers.  3 goals 2 assists
Emmett Semple.  2 goals 2 assists
Alec Sangster. 1goal
Justin Catanach. 1 assist
 

BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 PARK 1*

SCORING FOR BC WERE ZYGMOND AND COMSTOCK

SCORING FOR PARK WAS PITTMAN

Whitefish falls at hands of Bigfork

At Bigfork, Walter Soba scored on a 12th minute penalty kick for Whitefish, but it was all the Bulldogs could muster, as they fell to Bigfork, 2-1.

Soba's effort stood as the lone goal until the 36th minute, when Bigfork's Christian Bencomo scored, making it 1-1 going into the half.

Kalvin Eaton scored immediately after, giving the Vikings a lead they would hold for the rest of the match. Ben Russell made 14 saves to assure the shutout. 

Bigfork won despite being outshot 15-7 by Whitefish, and trailing 13-5 in corner kick opportunities. 

Whitefish;1;0;–;1

Bigfork;1;1;–;1

W – Walter Soba (PK), 12:00

B – Christian Bencomo, 36:00

B – Kevin Eaton, 41:00

Shots on goal – Whitefish 15, Bigfork 7. Saves – Whitefish 5 (Marty Anderson), Bigfork 14 (Ben Russell). Corner kicks – Whitefish 13, Bigfork 5. Total fouls – Whitefish 10, Bigfork 10 Cards – Bigfork 1, yellow.

SCORING FOR BIGFORK

Christian Bencomo, no assist, and Kalvin Eaton, no assist. 

Polson rocks Columbia Falls

At Polson, the Pirates rode five second-half goals to a 6-0 shutout of Columbia Falls in a Northwestern A matchup.

Alex Encizo scored Polson's lone first-half goal in the 11th minute, before the Pirates exploded for five in the second frame.

Mike Mercer, Connor Lanier and Jaben Wenzel all scored a single goal, while Mike Vergeront put away two back to back in the 72nd and 74th minutes to cap the blowout win.

C. Falls 0;0;–;0

Polson;1;5;–;6

P - Alex Encizo (Andrew Hanson), 11:00

P - Mike Mercer (Encizo), 62:00

P - Connor Lanier (Mack Moderie), 66:00

P - Jaben Wenzel, 69:00

P - Mike Vergeront (Mack Moderie), 72:00

P - Vergeront (Danny DiGiallonard), 74:00

Shots on goal – C. Falls 2, Polson 14. Saves – C. Falls 8, Polson 2. Corner kicks – C. Falls 3, Polson 3. Total fouls – C. Falls 3, Polson 15. Cards – 6.

11:00 Alex Encizo, A-Andrew Hanson
62:30 Mike Mercer A-Alex Encizo
66:37 Connor Lanier A-Mack Moderie
69:46 Jaben Wenzel A-None
72:20 Mike Vergeront A-Mack Moderie
74:31 Mike Vergeront A- Danny DiGiallonardo
C-Falls
None
 
SOG
Polson 14
C-Falls 2
 
Corners
Polson 3
C-Falls 3
 
Offside
Polson 4
C-Falls 1
 
Cards
Polson 4
C-Falls 2
 
Fouls
Polson 15
C-Falls 5
 
Keeper Saves
Polson 2
C-Falls 8
STILLWATER 5 STEVENSVILLE 1

Stillwater Christian scored two quick goals in the first half and added three more after the break to rout Stevensville in a nonconference game.

Hansen Eystad scored in the seventh minute to give the Cougars an early lead and BJ Bach scored his first of two goals midway through the half to pad the advantage. Bach, Darren Kauffman and Micah Friesen all scored in the second half to ice the game.

Stillwater outshot Stevi 10-3 despite getting only four corner kicks to the Yellowjackets’ 7.

Stevensville 1 0 — 1

Stillwater 2 3 — 5

SCS— Hansen Eystad (Jesse Willis), 7’

SCS— BJ Bach, 31’

Stevi— Camilo Aguierra, 33’

SCS— Bach (Isaac Neumann), 42’

SCS— Darren Kauffman (Eystad), 45’

SCS— Micah Friesen (Bach), 80’

Shots on Goal— Stevi 3, SCS 10. Keeper saves — SCS 2 (Daniel Fetveit), Stevi 5 (Tristan Pearson). Corner kicks — Stevi 7, SCS 4. Fouls — Stevi 2, SCS 6. Cards — Yellow, Stevi 1.

SAT., 09-19 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

 

Saturday, September 19, 2015
BOYS
LIBBY 4 COLUMBIA FALLS 1*
POLSON 1 WHITEFISH 1*
CORVALLIS 4 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BELGRADE 2 PARK 2*
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 5 LIBBY 0*
POLSON 4 WHITEFISH 1*
CORVALLIS 5 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BELGRADE 4 PARK 2*

 

BOYS

Libby stops Columbia Falls, 4-1

At Columbia Falls, Cody Wood and Giovanni Cano had a big day for the Loggers as they rolled to the Northern A victory.

Wood scored in the ninth minute and Cano in the 25th minute as Libby took control early. Cano added another first-half goal to make it 3-0 at halftime and Wood scored again late in the blowout win.

Daniel Skinner scored the only goal for Columbia Falls in the 55th minute.

Libby 3 1 — 4

Columbia Falls 0 1 — 1

L — Cody Wood, 9:00

L — Ethan Hoff, 25:00

L — Hoff (Colin Maloney), 38:00

CF — Daniel Skinner (Auguste Emond), 55:00

L — Wood, 72:00

Shots on goal — Libby 19, Columbia Falls 12; Goalie saves — Libby 12 (Raffael Weber), Columbia Falls 15 (Brandon Karberg); Corner kicks — Libby 2, Columbia Falls 4; Fouls — Libby 14, Columbia Falls 7; Cards — Libby 1 yellow, Columbia Falls 1 yellow

SCORING FOR LIBBY

Cody Wood - 2 goals and one assist.

Giovanni Cano 2 goals.

Two assists to Colin Maloney.

SCORING FOR CFALLS

GOAL=SKINNER.  ASSIST=EMOND

Corvallis shuts down Stevensville, 4-0

STEVENSVILLE -- Caden Ayers scored three times to propel defending state champion Corvallis past Stevensville 4-0 in a Southern A boys' soccer game Saturday afternoon.

Ayers, who kicked a pair of extra points in the Blue Devils' football game Friday night, tallied in the 5th, 39th and 71st minutes. Rutger Klein had the other goal, while Emmett Semple had a pair of assists and Drew Schlimgen had another.

"It's always nice to get a road win," Corvallis coach Greg Shifflett, whose team improved to 7-1 overall, 4-0 in league. "Stevi always provides a real physical match. It was a good test for us. They picked up their defense in the second half. It's good for us that we learn what we need to do against teams that commit more people to defense. We need to work on attacking teams that pressure high."

Justin Catanach earned the shutout in net by stopping five shots.

Corvallis hosts Frenchtown on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. for homecoming.

Corvallis;3;1;-;4

Stevi;0;0;-;0

C - Caden Ayers (Emmett Semple), 5:00

C - Rutger Klein (Semple), 29:00

C - Ayers (Klein), 39:00

C - Ayers (Drew Schlimgen), 71:00

Shots on goal - Corvallis 24, Stevi 9. Corner kicks - Corvallis 9, Stevi 3. Saves - Corvallis 5 (Justin Catanach), Stevi 9 (Tristin Pearson). Total fouls - Corvallis 5, Stevi 7. Yellow cards - Corvallis 2, Stevensville 1.

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS

Cayden Ayers 3 goals
Rutger Klein 1 goal 1 assist
Emmett Semple 2 assists
Drew Schlimgen 1 assist

Polson stays even with Whitefish, 1-1

At Whitefish, a pair of second-half goals resulted in a draw between Whitefish and Polson.

The Pirates took a 1-0 lead in the 57th minute, when Mack Moderie found the back of the net on an assist by Alex Encizo. 

But Whitefish answered. Walter Sobba canned a penalty kick in the 75th minute for the equalizer.

Polson out-shot Whitefish 9-3, and Whitefish goalie Marty Anderson had seven saves. 

Polson;0;1;–;1

Whitefish;0;1;–;1

P – Mack Modeire (Alex Encizo), 57:00

W – Walter Sobba PK, 75:00

Shots on goal – Polson 9, Whitefish 3. Saves – Polson  2 (Russell Smith), Whitefish 7 (Marty Anderson). Corner kicks – Polson  5, Whitefish 0. Total fouls – Polson 8, Whitefish 4 Cards – Polson 1, Whitefish 2.

SCORING FOR WFISH=SOBBA

SCORING FOR POLSON=MODERIE

BELGRADE 2 PARK 2*

Belgrade 2, Livingston 2

Livingston

Belgrade

Belgrade: Brandon Rockwell (Ansel Brayton), 32nd

Livingston: Colin McKenzie (unassisted), 45th

Livingston: Stephen Newhouse (unassisted), 56th

Belgrade: Johnny Davidson (Rockwell), 76th

Saves: Livingston 8 (Keaton Barbula), Belgrade 6 (Clay Bost).

GIRLS

Corvallis blanks Stevi, 5-0

At Stevensville, the Blue Devils posted their third straight win behind three goals and two assists by Corinne Sanderson in a Southern A match.

Four of Corvallis' goals came in the first half. Hailey Mason struck first on a feed from Sanderson about 10 minutes into the game and it proved to be the only score the Blue Devils needed.

Kira Doyle earned the shutout at keeper for Corvallis, making nine saves. The Blue Devils boosted their record to 2-2 in league play and 3-5 overall.

Stevensville keeper Maggie Echeverio, who was filling in for No. 1 keeper Evie Tiplady, made six saves.

Corvallis 5, Stevi 0

Corvallis;4;1;-;5 

Stevi;0;0;-;0

C - Hailey Mason (assist Corinne Sanderson)

C - Sanderson (Mason)

C - Sanderson (Mason)

C - Zena Smith (Sanderson)

C - Sanderson (Mason)

Shots on goal - Corvallis 31, Stevi 12. Corner kicks - Corvallis 6, Stevi 5. Saves - Corvallis 9 (Kira Doyle), Stevi 6 (Maggie Echeverio). Total fouls - Corvallis 0, Stevi 1. Cards - none.

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS

Corvallis
Hailey Mason - 1 goal, 3 assists
Corinne Sanderson - 3 goals, 2 assists
Zena Smith - 1 goal
Columbia Falls whips Libby-Troy, 5-0

At Columbia Falls, Katie Price racked up three goals and an assist in leading the Wildkats to the Northern A shutout win.

Columbia Falls, state runner-up in 2014, seized control in the first six minutes with goals by Ellie Johnson and Price. The hosts spent a good portion of the match on their offensive end and Libby-Troy keeper Shannon Reny finished with 22 saves.

Libby;0;0;–;0

C. Falls;3;2;–;5

CF – Ellie Johnson (assist Katie Price), 5:00

CF – Price (unassisted), 6:00

CF – Price (Kendra King), 16:00

CF – Price (Ellie Johnson), 41:00

CF – Hannah Gedlaman (Sydney Grilley), 54:00

Saves – Libby 22 (Shannon Reny), C. Falls 5 (Allyson Gimbal). Corner kicks – Libby 2, C. Falls 5.

SCORING FOR CFALLS
Goals:
Katie Price, 16th min, assisted by Kendra King
Katie Price 41st min, assisted by Ellie Johnson 
Hannah Gedlaman 54th min, assisted by Sydney Grilley
Ellie Johnson 5th min, assisted by Katie  Price 
Katie Price 6th min, unassisted 
Corners:
Libby, 2
C.Falls, 5
 
Saves: C.Falls, 5, Allyson Gimbal
Libby, 22 Shannon Reny
 
Duford scores hat trick in Polson win

At Whitefish, Polson struck in the 12th minute and then added two more goals in the first half to coast to a Northern A win.

Tiara Duford connected for the Pirates' first goal and then added another eight minutes later. Two minutes before half, Janessa Taylor dribbled through the Whitefish defense and put Polson up 3-0.

Duford scored her third goal of the game in the 64th minute before Whitefish finally broke through. 

Polson;3;1;–;4

Whitefish;0;1;–;1

P – Tiara Duford (Ashlee Howell), 12:00

P -- Duford (unassisted), 20:00

P -- Janessa Taylor (unassisted), 38:00

P -- Duford (Taylor), 64:00

W – Hailey Nicholson (unassisted), 69:00

Shots on goal – Polson 29, Whitefish 9. Saves – Polson  4 (Keeper), Whitefish 11 (Keeper). Corner kicks – Polson  3, Whitefish 2. Total fouls – Polson 6, Whitefish 3 Cards – None
 
BELGRADE 4 PARK 2*

Belgrade 4, Livingston 2

Livingston 

Belgrade

Livingston: Stella Newman (unassisted), 13th

Belgrade: Mariah Morgan (unassisted), 21st

Belgrade: Hailey Wisner (Kindall Bethke), 32nd

Belgrade: Morgan (unassited), 47th

Belgrade: Bethke (unassited), 55th

Livingston: Madison Patrick (unassisted), 59th

Saves: Livingston 11 (Alex Estes), Belgrade 3 (Emily Cady).

BOYS

Whitefish 1, Polson 1

WHITEFISH — Walter Sobba buried a penalty kick in the 75th minute and Whitefish held on to earn a Northern A draw against Polson at a special homecoming game played at Memorial Field.

The Pirates (3-2-1, 1-0-1) took the lead on the counter-attack in the 57th minute. Alex Encino found Mack Moderie in the middle of the pitch, and Moderie buried a shot from point-blank range.

Whitefish (1-4-1, 0-1-1) ceded much of the possession to the visitors, but first-year coach John Lacey was pleased with his team’s effort and the result.

“I’m really proud of the guys,” Lacey said.

“This was the first time our guys played a full game of strong soccer, and to get a result out of that against the team that’s at the head of conference, it feels good.”

Polson 0 0 — 1

Whitefish 0 0 — 1

P — Mack Moderie (Alex Encizo), 57:00

W — Walter Sobba (penalty kick), 75:00

Shots on goal — Polson 9, Whitefish 3; Goalie saves — Polson 2 (Russell Smith), Whitefish 7 (Marty Anderson); Corner kicks — Polson 5, Whitefish 0; Fouls — Polson 8, Whitefish 4; Cards — Polson 1, Whitefish 2.

Libby 4,

Columbia Falls 1

COLUMBIA FALLS — Cody Wood scored the first and last goals in helping Libby drop Columbia Falls (1-4, 1-1) in Northern A play.

Wood found the net at 9 and 72 minutes.

Ethan Hoff also scored twice for Libby. His goals were in the first half, 13 minutes apart.

Daniel Skinner, with an assist from August Emond, scored in the 55th minute for Columbia Falls.

“We waited until the second half before we decided to play our game,” Columbia Falls coach O’Brien Byrd said.

“But we’re learning from those mistakes and moving forward.”

Libby 3 1 — 4

Columbia Falls 0 1 — 1

L — Cody Wood, 9:00

L — Gio Cano, 25:00

L — Cano (Colin Maloney), 38:00

CF — Daniel Skinner (Auguste Emond), 55:00

L — Wood, 72:00

Shots on goal — Libby 19, Columbia Falls 12; Goalie saves — Libby 12 (Raffael Weber), Columbia Falls 15 (Brandon Karberg); Corner kicks — Libby 2, Columbia Falls 4; Fouls — Libby 14, Columbia Falls 7; Cards — Libby 1 yellow, Columbia Falls 1 yellow.

GIRLS

Columbia Falls 5,

Libby 0

COLUMBIA FALLS — Katie Price’s three-goal, one-assist afternoon carried Columbia Falls to a commanding 5-0 win over Libby on Saturday.

Price netted the match’s only first half goal — in the 16th minute — and got a Wildkats scoring binge started early in the second half. Columbia Falls scored four times in the first 15 minutes after halftime.

“I would give Libby a lot of credit, they are a much improved team and they played us really hard,” Columbia Falls head coach Greg Trenerry said. “We had a talk at the half and responded really well. The second half was great.”

Hannah Gedlaman and Ellie Johnson each added goals, with Johnson picking up a assists on two of Price’s three scores.

The Wildkats (4-1-1, 2-0-0) out-shot Libby 30-2.

Libby 0 0 — 0

Columbia Falls 1 4 — 5

CF — Katie Price (Ellie Johnson), 16:00

CF — 41:00 Katie Price (Ellie Johnson)

CF — 45:00 Hannah Gedlaman (unassisted)

CF — 47:00 Ellie Johnson (Katie Price)

CF — Katie Price (unassisted), 55:00

Shots on goal — Columbia Falls 30, Libby 2; Goalie saves — Columbia Falls (Allyson Gimbel), Libby 20 (Shannon Reny); Corner kicks — Libby 0, Columbia Falls 2; Fouls — Libby 4, Columbia Falls 10; Cards — NA.

Polson 4, Whitefish 1

WHITEFISH —Tiara Duford netted a hat trick and Polson rolled past Whitefish at Memorial Field.

The Pirates scored three times in the first half, getting started with goals from Duford in the 12th and 20th minutes. Janessa Taylor scored just before halftime to make the score 3-0.

Whitefish’s lone goal came in the 69th minute from Haley Nicholson.

Polson 3 1 — 4

Whitefish 0 1 — 1

P — Tiara Duford (Ashlee Howell), 12:00

P — Duford (unassisted), 20:00

P — Janessa Taylor (unassisted), 38:00

P — Duford (Taylor), 64:00

W — Hailey Nicholson (unassisted), 69:00

Shots on goal — Polson 29, Whitefish 9; Goalie aves — Polson 4, Whitefish 11; Corner kicks — Polson 3, Whitefish 2; Fouls — Polson 6, Whitefish 3; Cards – None.

THURS., 09-17 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Thursday, September 17, 2015
BOYS
POLSON 5 BIGFORK 2*
CORVALLIS 6 LOYOLA 0*
STEVENSVILLE 2 HAMILTON 1*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 LAUREL 0*
GIRLS
POLSON 3 BIGFORK 1*
CORVALLIS 7 LOYOLA 2*
HAMILTON 5 STEVENSVILLE 0*
BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LAUREL 1*

 

BOYS

BILLINGS CENTRAL 2 LAUREL 0*

SCORNG FOR CENTRAL

Bundy,J11  ASSIST
Comstock,P12  GOAL
Wall,Z11  ASSIST
Zygmond,C11  GOAL

 

Polson cruises past Bigfork, 5-2

At Bigfork, the Pirates jumped out to a 5-0 lead and cruised to the Northern A win over the Vikings.

Mack Moderie, Mike Mercer and Bridger Wenzel scored in the first half for Polson, while Jaben Wenzel scored a pair of second-half goals.

Hugo Schyberg and Shane Rieke scored for Bigfork.

Polson;3;2;–;5

Bigfork;0;2;–;2

P - Mack Moderie (Mike Mercer), 15:00

P - Mercer (Connor Lanier), 17:00

P - Bridger Wenzel (Mercer), 20:00

P - Jaben Wenzel (Alex Encizo), 43:00

P - Wenzel (Encizo), 50:00

BF - Hugo Schyberg, 66:00

BF - Shane Rieke (Ben Russell), 68:00

Shots on goal – Polson 11, Bigfork 3. Saves – not available. Corner kicks – Polson 4, Bigfork 0. Total fouls – Polson 10, Bigfork 7Cards – None.

Strong second half lifts Corvallis over Loyola, 6-0

At Corvallis, the defending state champion Blue Devils scored three times in the first 7 minutes of the second half to break open the tight Southern A match with the Rams.

Emmitt Semple and Caden Ayers had two goals apiece for Corvallis, which improved to 3-0 in the Southern A and 6-1 overall.

Grant Martin and Rutger Klein had the other goals for the Blue Devils, who will play at Stevensville on Saturday at 11 a.m

Loyola;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;1;5;–;6

C - Grant Martin (Emmitt Semple), 13:00

C - Semple (Rutger Klein), 41:00

C - Caden Ayers (Ives Fershee), 46:00

C - Ayers (penalty kick), 47:00

C - Semple (Klein), 65:00

C - Klein (Brennan Williams), 67:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 9, Corvallis 26. Saves – Loyola 13 (Bryan Swanson), Corvallis 5 (Justin Catanach). Corner kicks – Loyola 1, Corvallis 10. Total fouls – Loyola 4, Corvallis 5. Cards – None.

 

Stevensville trips Hamilton, 2-1

At Stevensville, Quade Renstrom scored a pair of goals to lift Stevensville to the Southern A win over Hamilton.

Renstrom's first goal, on an assist from Jake Finley, put the Yellowjackets up 1-0 in the 14th minute.

Hamilton's Brandon Moore tied the game in the 51st minute before Renstrom netted the game-winner six minutes later with help from Colton Belcourt.

Tristan Pearson stopped 18 shot in goal for Stevensville, which improved to 2-1 and will host defending state champ Corvallis on Saturday.

Hamilton;0;1;–;1

Stevi;1;1;–;2

S - Quade Renstrom (Jake Finley), 14:00

H - Brandon Moore, 51:00

S - Renstrom (Colton Belcourt), 57:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 20, Stevi 16. Saves – Hamilton 12 (James Bess), Stevi 18 (Tristan Pearson). Corner kicks – Hamilton 6, Stevi 4. Total fouls – Hamilton 6, Stevi 7. Yellow cards – Hamilton 2, Stevi 2.

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GIRLS

Polson rallies to beat Bigfork, 3-1

At Bigfork, the Vals struck first but Polson rolled with three unanswered goals from there to win the Northern A match.

Tiara Duford scored two of those goals, including the game-tying goal in the 19th minute following Bigfork's Katie Thomas's goal in the seventh.

Amber Clarke had the go-ahead goal in the 50th minute as Polson held a 22-7 advantage in shots on goal.

Polson;1;2;–;3

Bigfork;1;0;–;1

B — Katie Thomas, 7:00

P — Tiara Duford (Ashlee Howell), 19:00

P — Amber Clarke (Howell), 50:00

P — Duford, 62:00.

Shots on goal – Polson 22, Bigfork 7. Saves – Polson 4 (Jenna Evertz), Bigfork 13 (Celeste Rehbein). Corner kicks – Polson 2, Bigfork 0. Total fouls – Polson 7, Bigfork 5 Cards – None.

 

Corvallis soars in second half to beat Loyola, 7-2

At Corvallis, Corrine Sanderson had two goals and two assists and Hailey Mason added another score and three assists as Corvallis sped away from an early deadlock to win the Southern A matchup.

Sanderson scored once and assisted once on Rebecca Weidkamp's goal as the Blue Devils held a 2-1 halftime lead. The team rolled in the second half though as Sanderson scored again and Zena Smith, Ceara Chavez, Mason and Penny Jessop all hit the net.

Tessa Burke and Brook Kolar had the Loyola goals.

Loyola;1;1;–;2

Corvallis;2;5;–;7

C – Rebecca Weidkamp (Corinne Sanderson)

LHS – Tessa Burke 

C – Sanderson (PK)

LHS – Brook Kolar

C – Sanderson (Hailey Mason)

C – Zena Smith (Sanderson)

C – Ceara Chavez (Mason)

C – Mason (Sanderson)

C – Penny Jessop (Mason)

Shots on goal – Loyola 9, Corvallis 34. Saves – Loyola 13 (Morgan Nicholson), Corvallis 8 (Kira Doyle). Corner kicks – Loyola 4, Corvallis 8. Total fouls – Loyola n/a, Corvallis n/a Cards – None.

 

Hamilton shuts down Stevensville, 5-0

At Stevensville, Kendal Gordon scored three goals to lead the Broncs to a Southern A win.

Reilly Rostad and Brianna Abrahamsen had the other goals for Hamilton.

Larami Schara earned the shutout in net for the Broncs.

Stevi (0-2-1) will host Corvallis on Saturday.

Hamilton;2;3;–;5

Stevi;0;0;–;0

H - Kendal Gordon, 35:00

H - Gordon, 40:00

H - Reilly Rostad, 48:00

H - Gordon, 52:00

H - Brianna Abrahamsen

Shots on goal – Hamilton 10, Stevi 3. Saves – Hamilton (Larami Schara), Stevi 14 (Evie Tiplady, Maggie Echeverio). Corner kicks – Hamilton 2, Stevi 2. Total fouls – Hamilton 4, Stevi 7. Yellow cards – Tiplady 2.

BILLINGS CENTRAL 1 LAUREL 1*

Billings Central 1, Laurel 1

Central
Laurel

Billings Central: Olivia Hanser (Mariah Wittman), 36th minute

Laurel: Maysa Walters, 66th

Saves: Central 6 (Venton Arce), Laurel 6 (Kate O'Toole).

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TUES., 9-15 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

BOYS

CFALLS 3 BIGFORK 1*

At Columbia Falls, Bigfork scored first but Columbia Falls ripped off three unanswered goals to take the Northwest A victory.

After Viking Shane Reike scored in the 25th minute, Logan Stephens tied it before halftime for Columbia Falls. Auguste Emond served up the pass.

The Cats took the lead on Daniel Skinner's penalty kick in the 68th minute and Paxton Fisher finished it off in the 77th.

Bigfork's Ben Russell made 17 saves to keep the match close.

Bigfork;1;0;–;1

C. Falls;1;2;–;3

B – Shane Rieke, 25:00

CF – Logan Stephens (Auguste Emond), 36:00

CF – Daniel Skinner (PK), 68:00

CF – Paxton Fisher (unassisted), 77:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 9, C. Falls 20. Saves – Bigfork 17 (Ben Russell), C. Falls 8 (Brandon Karberg). Corner kicks – Bigfork 0, C. Falls 7. Total fouls – Bigfork 10, C. Falls 12 Cards – None.

FRENCHTOWN 2 HAMILTON 1*

At Frenchtown, Brock Diehl popped a shot over the Hamilton keeper's head for the game-winning goal in the final 5 minutes to give Frenchtown the win.

The left-footed kicker scored near the far post on a pass from Jake Baker that Diehl banked in with his right foot in the 75th minute.

Frenchtown's Cade Giffin gave his team a 1-0 lead in the second half before Hamilton's Nick Turner tied the match in the 65th minute to set up the dramatic finish

Hamilton;0;1;–;1

Frenchtown;0;2;–;2

F – Cade Giffin (unassisted), 51:00

H – Nick Turner (unassisted), 65:00

F – Brock Diehl (Jake Baker), 75:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 7, Frenchtown 10. Saves – Hamilton 6 (James Bess), Frenchtown 4 (Hunter Jimenez). Corner kicks – Hamilton 2, Frenchtown 1. Total fouls – Hamilton 7, Frenchtown 10 Cards – None.

GIRLS

CFALLS 4 BIGFORK 0*

At Columbia Falls, the Wildkats had the advantage from the opening whistle in this Northern A showdown.

Columia Falls scored in the third minute on a Katie Price boot set up by Ellie Johnson and the Kats took off from there in a 4-0 beating.

Joyce Hatfield, Tavia Bechtel and Johnson all had later goals, Bechtel's coming on a penalty kick in the 53rd minute after Bigfork was within two goals at halftime.

Vikings keeper Celeste Rehbein stopped 15 shots in net.

Bigfork;0;0;–;0

C. Falls;2;2;–;4

CF – Katie Price (Ellie Johnson), 3:00

CF – Joyce Hatfield, 35:00

CF – Tavia Bechtel, PK, 53:00

CF – Johnson, 79:00

Shots on goal – Bigfork 7, C. Falls 20. Saves – Bigfork 15 (Celeste Rehbein), C. Falls 6 (Allyson Gimbel). Corner kicks – Bigfork 4, C. Falls 5. Total fouls – Bigfork 7, C. Falls 4 Cards – Bigfork (1 yellow).

HAMILTON 8 FRENCHTOWN 2

At Frenchtown, Hamilton unleashed six second-half goals to earn a big non-conference Class A win over Frenchtown, 8-2.

Hamilton held a tenuous 2-1 lead over Frenchtown after the first half, after Tessa De Lasilva and Elise Stridel both netted goals. Abigail Teagle had the only goal for Frenchtown in the half, in the 27th minute.

Stridel and De Lasilve both had another goal in the second half, and Kendal Gordon had two, along with Brianna Abrahamsen and Mallory McGill, to give Hamilton its big win.

Hamilton;2;6;–;8

Frenchtown;1;1;–;2

H – Tessa De LaSilva (Mallory McGill), 3:00

H – Elise Stridel (Kendal Gordon), 23:00

F -- Abigail Teagle, 27:00

H -- Brianna Abrahamsen (Gordon) 41:00

H -- De LaSilva (McGill) 51:00

H -- Gordon 55:00

H -- Streidel 58:00

F -- Pilar Field (PK), 60:00

H -- Gordon, 69:00

H -- McGill (De LaSilva) 77:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 15, Frenchtown 6. Saves – Hamilton 2 (Larami Schara), Frenchtown 9 (Shelby Shourds). Corner kicks – Hamilton 3, Frenchtown 0. Total fouls – Hamilton 1, Frenchtown 13. Cards – None.

 

SAT., 09-12 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

 

Saturday, September 12, 2015
BILLINGS CENTRAL 4 COLUMBIA FALLS 0=BOYS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 7 COLUMBIA FALLS 0=GIRLS
LAUREL 3 LIBBY 1=BOYS
LAUREL 7 LIBBY 0=GIRLS
CORVALLIS 3 POLSON 0=BOYS
CORVALLIS 4 POLSON 1=GIRLS
PARK 3 BIGFORK 1=BOYS
PARK 3 BIGFORK 3=GIRLS
BELGRADE 5 WHITEFISH 0=BOYS
WHITEFISH 4 BELGRADE 1=GIRLS
STEVENSVILLE 5 FRENCHTOWN 2=BOYS*
FRENCHTOWN 3 STEVENSVILLE 0*=GIRLS
LOYOLA 4 HAMILTON 1=BOYS*
HAMILTON 13 LOYOLA 0=GIRLS*

 

GIRLS

Billings Central whips Columbia Falls

At Billings, the Rams dominated in rematch of teams that met in last year's Class A state semifinal round.

Central built a two-goal lead in the first 16 minutes and never looked back. Columbia Falls used two keepers in the match, including Allyson Gimbel with five saves and Madeline Jarvis with two.

Mariah Wittman had a hat trick for the hosts, scoring three goals with one assist.

C. Falls;0;0;–;0

Billings C.;3;4;–;7

B – Mariah Wittman (unassisted), 11:00

B – Julianna Arellano, 16:00

B – Wittman (Annie Seybert), 35:00

B – Camryn Gunderson (Olivia Hanser), 42:00

B – Arellano, 57:00

B – Wittman (Hanser), 71:00

B – Hanser (Wittman), 78:00

Saves – C. Falls 7 (Allyson Gimbel 5, Madeline Jarvis 2), Billings C. 3 (Venton Arce 2, Maggie Lyle 1).

BILLINGS CENTRAL 7 COLUMBIA FALLS 0

SCORING FOR BC WERE: WITTMAN (3), ARELLANO (2), HANSER AND GUNDERSON.

Four-goal outburst leads Whitefish over Belgrade

At Whitefish, a four-goal flurry in the first half gave Whitefish all it needed, as the Bulldogs beat Belgrade.

Haley Nicholson and Julia Houston combined to score all four goals for the Bulldogs, with all four coming in the first 12 minutes of the game. Nicholson scored the match's first goal just 1:15 into the contest, and added an assist on Houstons' first goal.

Belgrade took 16 shots on goal, but only got one in, during the 73rd minute.

Kess Nelson had 15 saves for the Bulldogs in the win.

Belgrade;0;1;–;1

Whitefish;4;0;–;4

W -- Haley Nicholson (Anna Peterson) 1:00

W -- Nicholson, 6:00

W -- Julia Houston (Nicholson), 8:00

W -- Houston, 12:00

B -- Linton 73:00

Shots on goal – Belgrade 16, Whitefish 10. Saves – Belgrade 6 (Cady), Whitefish 15 (Kess Nelson). Corner kicks – Belgrade 7, Whitefish 4. Total fouls – Belgrade 4, Whitefish 12. Cards – None.

WHITEFISH 4 BELGRADE 1

SCORING FOR WFISH WAS NICHOLSON (2) AND HOUSTON (2)

ASSISTS WERE NICHOLSON AND PETERSON

SCORING FOR BELGRADE WAS EDWARDS

Corvallis beats Polson to notch first win, 4-1

At Corvallis, Hailey Mason and Corrine Sanderson teamed up to propel the Blue Devils to their first soccer victory of the season.

Sanderson scored twice with one assist while Mason had helpers on Corvallis's other two goals, all of which came in the second half.

Polson led 1-0 at the break thanks to an unassisted goal from Jenessa Taylor. The Pirates totaled 28 shots and goalie Kira Doyle blocked 18 for Corvallis, which improved to 1-5.

Polson;1;0;–;1

Corvallis;0;4;–;4

P – Janessa Taylor (unassisted)

C – Zena Smith (Hailey Mason)

C – Corinne Sanderson (Mason)

C – Rebecca Weidkamp (Sanderson)

C – Sanderson (Mason)

Shots on goal – Polson 28, Corvallis 15. Saves – Polson n/a (Jenna Evertz), Corvallis 18 (Kira Doyle). Corner kicks – Polson 5, Corvallis 3. Total fouls – Polson 4, Corvallis 3. Cards – None.

Corvallis stats
Zena Smith - 1 goal
Rebecca Weidkamp - 1 goal
Corinne Sanderson - 2 goals 1 assist
Hailey Mason - 3 assists
 
Polson
Janessa Taylor - 1 goal

Laurel rolls over Libby, 7-0

LAUREL 7 LIBBY 0

At Laurel, the defending state champions used a big second half to run away with the victory in a Class A non-conference match.

The outcome was still in question at halftime with the Locomotives clinging to a 2-0 lead. Then it all came unraveled for the Loggers, who gave up three goals in the first 20 minutes of the second half.

Jessie Elmer scored two goals and dished out an assist for Laurel. Paige Ventling added two goals for the hosts.

Libby keeper Shannon Reny made 29 saves.

Libby;0;0;–;0

Laurel;2;5;–;7

LA – Jessie Elmer (assist Maysa Walters), 1:00

LA –  Paige Ventling (Elmer), 32:00

LA – Walters (Raquel Jimenez), 49:00

LA – Elmer (Aspen Cotter), 52:00

LA – Paige O’Toole (Walters), 60:00

LA – Taylor Ludwig (Elmer), 65:00

LA – Ventling (Walters), 68:00

Saves – Libby 29 (Shannon Reny), Laurel 22 (O’Toole 20, Sam Vanderpool 2).

Frenchtown blanks Stevensville

At Stevensville, Brooke Yarnall and Abby Teagle proved tough for the Yellowjackets to stop in Southern A action.

Yarnall broke a scoreless tie with a goal in the 22nd minute, then assisted on Teagle's tally 10 minutes later. Teagle added an insurance goal in the second half.

Keeper Evie Tiplady made 17 saves for Stevensville (0-1-1).

Frenchtown;2;1;–;3

Stevensville;0;0;–;0

F – Brooke Yarnall (Jestine Lackner), 22:00

F – Abby Teagle (Yarnall), 32:00

F - Teagle, 59:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 17, Stevensville 8. Saves – Frenchtown 8 (Shelby Shourds), Stevensville 17 (Evie Tiplady).

FRENCHTOWN 3 STEVENSVILLE 0*

Yarnall (Teagle)
Teagle (Mitchell)
Teagle (delaney)

Hamilton hammers Loyola, 13-0

At Hamilton, the Broncs were juggernauts of the pitch, blowing out Loyola Sacred Heart in a match that featured a football score.

Hamilton led 8-0 at halftime. Reilly Rostad had two goals and four assists in that time.

Kendal Gordon, Tessa Della Silva and Olivia Zepeda also each scored a pair of goals and eight Broncs (5-1) in all found the back of the net.

Loyola had two shots to Hamilton's 19.

Loyola;0;0;–;0

Hamilton;8;5;–;13

H – Kendal Gordon (Reilly Rostad), 3:00

H – Olivia Zepeda (Gordon), 10:00

H – Gordon (Rostad), 23:00

H – Tessa Della Silva (Rostad), 25:00

H – Rostad (unassisted), 26:00

H – Loyola own goal, 30:00

H – Zepeda (Rostad), 39:00

H – Rostad (unassisted), 40:00

H – Della Silva (Brianna Abrahamssen), 45:00

H – Alivia Drake (unassisted), 54:00

H – Baylie Duce (Elise Striebel), 63:00

H – BreAnn Duce (unassisted), 69:00

H – Striebel (unassisted), 80:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 2, Hamilton 19. Saves – Loyola 5 (Nicholson), Hamilton 2 (Larami Schara). Corner kicks – Loyola 0, Hamilton 1. Total fouls – Loyola 1, Hamilton 4. Cards – None.

HAMILTON 13 LOYOLA 0*

K. Gordon had 2 goals 1 assist, O. Zepeda had 2 goals, Tessa Della Silva had 2 goals, R. Rostad had 2 goals and 4 assists, Alivia Drake scored 1 goal , Baylie Duce scored 1 goal , BreAnn Duce scored 1 goal, E. Striebel had 1 goal and 1 assist, Brianna Abrahamsen had 1 assist. Loyola scored an own goal. 

McAnally's hat trick secures draw with Livingston

At Bigfork, three first-half goals gave Bigfork the cushion they needed to survive a strong second half by Livingston, as the two teams battled to a 3-3 draw.

Mattie McAnnaly had all three goals for Bigfork, with the last two coming in the 37th and 38th minutes.

But Meghan Gibson had a pair of goals of her own, including one off a penalty kick, to tie the game at three goals apiece. Stella Newman had the other goal for Livingston, 15 minutes into the first half.

Bigfork keeper Celeste Rehbein had six save for the Vals, while Livingston had seven corner kicks.

Livingston 3, Bigfork 3

Livingston;1;2;–;3

Bigfork;3;0;–;3

B — Mattie McAnally (Katie Thomas), 7:00

L — Stella Newman, 15:00

B — McAnally (Thomas), 37:00

B — McAnally, 38:00

L — Meghan Gibson, 52:00

L — Gibson, pk, 83:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 11, Bigfork 13. Saves – Livingston 5 (Allison Stevens), Bigfork 6 (Celeste Rehbein). Corner kicks – Livingston 7, Bigfork 2. Cards – None.

BIGFORK 3 PARK 3

SCORING FOR BIGFORK WAS MCANALLY (3)

ASSISTS WERE THOMAS (2)

SCORING FOR PARK WAS NEWMAN AND GIBSON (2)

BOYS

Livingston jumps over Bigfork, 3-1

At Bigfork, Livingston used two second-half goals to jump over Bigfork, 3-1.

Bigfork's Shane Rieke scored a goal for the Vikings in the 67th minute, but it wasn't enough.

No scorers were available for Livingston and no other information was provided.

Livingston 3, Bigfork 1

Livingston;1;2;–;3

Bigfork;0;1;–;1

B — Shane Rieke (Ben Russell), 67:00

Livingston scoring not available.

PARK 3 BIGFORK 1

SCORING FOR BF WAS RIEKE (ASSISTED BY RUSSELL,B).

SCORING FOR PARK

Newhouse with 2 goals and 1 assist and Joey Pesa with a goal and Kelten Madden got 2 assists

Belgrade blasts Whitefish, 5-0

At Whitefish, Belgrade dominated its matchup with Whitefish, taking 19 shots to the Bulldogs' one.

The scoring started quick with Zack Smith finding the net in the 11th minute. Five different Panthers scored with Garrett Turner, Jordan Schlaugh, Kaden Wyatt and Javan Chisholm also adding goals.

Marty Anderson stopped 15 shots in net for Whitefish to try and keep the match close.

Belgrade;2;3;–;5

Whitefish;0;0;–;0

B — Zack Smith, 11:00

B — Garrett Turner, 17:00

B — Jordan Schlaugh, 57:00

B — Kaden Wyatt, 71:00

B — Javan Chisholm, 74:00

Shots on goal – Belgrade 19, Whitefish 1. Saves – Belgrade 1 (Clay Bost), Whitefish 15 (Marty Anderson). Corner kicks – Belgrade 12, Whitefish 0. Total fouls – Belgrade 8, Whitefish 2. Cards – None.

BELGRADE 5 WHITEFISH 0
Goals
Z
ack Smith -1
Garrett  Turner - 1
Jordan Schlaugh - 1
Kaden Wyatt  - 1
Javan Chisholm  -1
Assist
Jeff DeBuse - 2
Sawyer  Degan  -1
Kaden Wyatt  - 1

Billings Central shuts out C. Falls, 4-0

BILLINGS CENTRAL 4 COLUMBIA FALLS 0

At Billings, Columbia Falls never got started in its nonconference matchup with Central.

The Rams got on the board with goals in quick succession off the boots of Christian Zygmond and Josh Bundy in the 23rd and 27th minutes and added to their advantage in the second half.

Zygmond scored again in the 59th minute and Pat Comstock scored on a penalty kick in the 70th.

C. Falls keeper Brandon Karberg saved seven shots in net but got no help from his offense.

C. Falls;0;0;–;0

Billings C.;2;2;–;4

BC – Christian Zygmond (Pat Comstock), 23:00

BC – Josh Bundy (Zygmond), 27:00

BC – Zygmond (P. Comstock), 59:00

BC – P. Comstock (PK), 70:00

Shots on goal – C. Falls n/a, Billings C. n/a. Saves – C. Falls 7 (Brandon Karberg), Billings C. 3 (Brandon Hilton). Corner kicks – C. Falls n/a, Billings C. n/a. Total fouls – C. Falls n/a, Billings C. n/a Cards – None.

BLGS GOALS

Bundy,J11 1
Comstock,P12 1
Zygmond,C11 2

ASSISTS

Comstock,P12 2
Zygmond,C11 1

Stevensville runs past Frenchtown, 5-2

STEVENSVILLE -- Colton Belcourt and Jake Finley scored two goals apiece in Stevensville's 5-2 win over Frenchtown in a boys' soccer game Saturday afternoon.

Stevensville improved to 1-1 both overall and in the Southern A.

Frenchtown got on the board first with a goal from Jake Baker in the third minute.

Quade Renstrom got the equalizer three minutes later and Belcourt gave the Yellowjackets the lead for good in the 17th minute.

Tristan Pearson stopped four shots in goal for Stevensville.

Frenchtown;1;1;–;2

Stevensville;2;3;–;5

F - Jake Baker, 3:00

S - Quade Renstrom (penalty kick), 6:00

S - Colton Belcourt, 17:00

S - Jake Finley (Chris Brownlee), 17:00

F - Parker Spadt, 45:00

S - Belcourt, 72:00

S - Finley, 73:00

Shots on goal – Frenchtown 5, Stevensville 5. Saves – Frenchtown 2 (Hunter Jimenez), Stevensville 4 (Tristan Pearson). Corner kicks – Frenchtown 1, Stevensville 3. Total fouls – Frenchtown 7, Stevensville 5. Yellow cards – Frenchtown 1, Stevensville 1.

STEVENSVILLE 5 FRENCHTOWN 2

Scoring for Stevensville
Jake Finley = 1
Colton Belcourt = 2
Quade Renstrom = 2

 

Scoring for Frenchtown
Jake Baker = 1
Parker Spadt = 1
 
Assist for Stevensville
Chris Brownlee = 1
Assist for Frenchtown = 0 

Corvallis dumps Polson, 3-0

At Corvallis, the Blue Devils were dangerous early, scoring all three of their goals in the first 23 minutes of their Southern A match.

Cayden Ayers drew first blood for the hosts, scoring on an assist from Rutger Klein in the ninth minute. Foreign exchange student Juan Pablo Juarez chipped in a goal roughly 10 minutes later and Emmett Semple rounded out the scoring in the 23rd minute.

With the win, defending state champion Corvallis moved to 2-0 in league play, 5-1 overall.

Polson;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;3;0;–;3

C – Cayden Ayers (Rutger Klein), 9:00

C – Juan Pablo Juarez (Ladd Grenfell), 19:00

C - Emmett Semple (Avery Walden), 23:00

Shots on goal – Polson 11, Corvallis 24. Saves – Polson 12 (na), Corvallis 6 (Justin Catanach). Corner kicks – Polson 2, Corvallis 6. Total fouls – Polson 4, Corvallis 5. Cards – None.

CORVALLIS 3 POLSON 0
SCORING FOR CORVALLIS
GOALS
AYERS,C; SEMPLE; JUAREZ
ASSISTS
KLINE; WALDEN; GRENFELL

Laurel bounces Libby, 3-1

LAUREL 3 LIBBY 1
SCORING FOR LIBBY WAS WOOD WITH ASSIST FROM PETERSON

At Laurel, the Locomotives steamrolled Libby thanks to three goals scored in the first 22 minutes.

Sam Crowl found the net in the 11th minute and then Travis Nation, who had the helper on Crowl's goal, added his own score 1 minute later.

Cameron DeMars made it 3-0 in the 22nd minute before Libby could muster a response. The Loggers' Cody Wood scored in the 26th before the remaining 50-plus minutes played out in shutout fashion.

Libby;1;0;–;1

Laurel;3;0;–;3

LA – Sam Crowl (assist Travis Nation), 11:00

LA – Nation, 12:00

LA – Cameron DeMars (Nation), 22:00

LI – Cody Wood, 26:00

Saves – Libby n/a (Shannon Reny), Laurel 10 (Dylan Bryant).

Loyola gets first-ever win over Hamilton

At Hamilton, Loyola recorded its first-ever win over the Broncs, and it wasn't even close, as the Rams won, 4-1.

Tu Nguyen scored two quick goals, in the 6th and 21st minutes, to give Loyola a quick 2-0 lead. Jack Lincoln added to the lead with another goal before half.

Brandon Moore put one in for Hamilton, but another goal, by Sam Bryan, gave Loyola its draught-ender.

The Rams took just six shots, but had four corner opportunities.

Loyola 4, Hamilton 1

Loyola;3;1;–;4

Hamilton;0;1;–;1

L – Tu Nguyen (Andrew Lichte), 6:00

L – Nguyen, 21:00

L – Jack Lincoln (Jacob Benson), 31:00

H – Brandon Moore, 70:00

L – Sam Bryan, 74:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 6, Hamilton 8. Saves – Loyola 6 (Bryan Swanson), Hamilton 4 (Daniel Schlender). Corner kicks – Loyola 4, Hamilton 3. 

LOYOLA 4 HAMILTON 1*
Loyola boys first ever victory over Hamilton.
 
L, 6th Tu Nguyen, assist by Andrew Lichte
L, 21st Nguyen, no assist
L 31st Jack Lincoln, assist by Jacob Benson
 
3-0 Halftime Score
 
H 70th Brandon Moore free kick, no assist
L 74th Sam Bryan, unassisted
 
Shots:
Hamilton 8, Loyola 6
 
Fouls
Hamilton 4, Loyola 6
 
Saves
 
Hamilton 2 Daniel Schlender, Loyola 6 Bryan Swanson
 
Corners
Hamilton 3, Loyola 4
 
No Cards

FRI., 09-11 'A' SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

Friday, September 11, 2015
COLUMBIA FALLS @ LAUREL B6-4
COLUMBIA FALLS 2 LAUREL 0
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 LIBBY 2=BOYS
BILLINGS CENTRAL 9 LIBBY 0=GIRLS
BIGFORK FORFEITED TO BELGRADE--NO CONTEST=BOYS
BELGRADE 3 BIGFORK 1=GIRLS
PARK @ WHITEFISH B6-4
WHITEFISH 9 PARK 1=GIRLS

 

BOYS

Columbia Falls bounces Laurel, 3-0

At Laurel, Logan Stephens scored two goals and Columbia Falls rolled to a 3-0 victory over Laurel.

Both Setphens' goals came in the first half of the match -- one in the sixth minute and one in the 25th. 

A corner kick, one of four for Columbia Falls, produced the Wildcats third goal by Auguste Emond. Laurel had five corner kicks in the match, and took 16 shots on goal.

Brandon Karberg had 17 saves for the Wildcats

Columbia Falls 3, Laurel 0

Columbia Falls;2;1;–;3

Laurel;0;0;–;0

CF — Logan Stephens, 6:00

CF — Stephens, 25:00

CF — Auguste Emond, off a corner kick, 74:00

Shots on goal – Columbia Falls 20, Laurel 16. Saves – Columbia Falls 17 (Brandon Karberg), Laurel 12 (Dylan Briant). Corner kicks – Columbia Falls 4, Laurel 5. Total fouls – Columbia Falls 7, Laurel 2. Cards – Columbia Falls 1, yellow.

BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 LIBBY 2

At Billings, Josh Bundy scored two goals and dished out two assists in leading the Rams to the Class A non-conference victory.

Libby stayed within striking distance for more than a half thanks to goals by Colin Maloney and Cody Wood. But Central finished with two unanswered strikes against Loggers keeper Raffael Webler.

Billings Central 5, Libby 2

Libby;0;2;–;2

Billings Cent.;1;4;–;5

B – Sean Comstock (assist Josh Bundy)

L – Colin Maloney

B – Christion Zygmond (Bundy)

B – Pat Comstock

L – Cody Wood

B – Bundy (Zygmond)

B – Bundy (Camden Elletson)

Saves – Libby 6 (Raffael Webler), Billings Central 13 (John Healey).

Livingston outlasts Whitefish, 1-0

At Whitefish, a lone goal in the 55th minute was all the scoring Livingston would get, but it was all it needed as the Rangers held on for a tight 1-0 win over Whitefish.

Stephen Newhouse's second-half goal was the only one in a match that saw more combined fouls (22) than shots on goal (18). 

Livingston had seven saves at keeper, while Whitefish had eight.

Livingston 1 Whitefish 0

Livingston;0;1;–;1

Whitefish;0;0;–;0

L -- Stephen Newhouse, 55:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 10, Whitefish 8. Saves – Livingston 7, Whitefish 8. Corner kicks – Livingston 1, Whitefish 4. Total fouls – Livingston 15, Whitefish 7. Cards – Whitefish 1, yellow.

Bigfork forfeits vs. Belgrade

At Bigfork, the Vikings could not field a team Friday and were forced to forfeit their nonconference outing against Belgrade.

Three Bigfork players could not play because of injuries and because three more boys are still ineligible having not reached the MHSA-mandated 10 preseason practices, the Vikings did not have enough players to compete.

Bigfork is expected to have its numbers back for Saturday's home contest against Livingston, though.

 

GIRLS

 

Nicholson on fire as Whitefish downs Livingston, 9-1

At Whitefish, Haley Nicholson was an unstoppable force for the Bulldogs with a hand -- or rather a foot -- in eight of Whitefish's nine goals against Livingston.

Nicholson scored twice in the first half and ran her total to five goals by the end of the match. She also assisted on three other goals, two of those passes going to Julia Houston.

Livingston's Megan Gibson scored on a penalty kick in the 55th minute after Whitefish notched the first seven goals.

The Whitefish offense pounded out 34 shots in the match.

Livingston at Whitefish

Livingston;0;1;–;1

Whitefish;4;5;–;9

W – Haley Nicholson (Kess Nelson), 8:30

W – Nicholson (PK), 10:55

W – Julia Houston (Nicholson),16:25

W – Audrey Hyatt (Mckayla Stone), 21:00

W – Nicholson, 44:00

W – Mellisa Pollard (Nicholson), 46:00

W – Nicholson (Stone), 50:00

L – Megan Gibson (PK), 55:00

W – Houston (Nicholson), 71:00

W – Nicholson (Houston), 75:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 10, Whitefish 34. Saves – Livingston 7 (n/a), Whitefish 8 (Kess Nelson). Corner kicks – Livingston 2, Whitefish 2. Total fouls – Livingston 3, Whitefish 13. Cards – None.

PKs leads Wildkats over Laurel

At Laurel, a pair of goals in back-to-back minutes helped Columbia Falls to a 2-0 non-conference win over Laurel.

Ashley Miller found the back of the net in the 13th minute, and a penalty kick awarded in the 14th minute gave the Wildkats another, when Tavia Betchel sank the PK.

Allyson Gimbel had 20 saves in goal for Columbia Falls.

Columbia Falls 2, Laurel 0

Columbia Falls;2;0;–;2

Laurel;0;0;–;0

C -- Ashley Miller, 13:00

C -- Tavia Bechetel (PK), 14:00

Saves – Columbia Falls 20 (Allyson Gimbel), Laurel 10 (Paige O'Toole).

Belgrade beats Bigfork, 3-1

At Bigfork, Belgrade traveled across the state to pick up the nonconference soccer victory.

The Panthers outscored Bigfork 3-1 in the win. No other information was available.

THURS., 09-10 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

 

Thursday, September 10, 2015
POLSON 2 FRENCHTOWN 1=BOYS
POLSON 4 FRENCHTOWN 0=GIRLS
CORVALLIS 6 HAMILTON 0=BOYS
HAMILTON 5 CORVALLIS 1=GIRLS

GIRLS

Hamilton 5-1 over Corvallis.

At Corvallis, Kendall Gordon scored a hat trick as Hamilton coasted to an easy win in Southwest A action Thursday afternoon.

Gordon's three goals led an offensive onslaught that overwhelmed the Blue Devils. The Broncs tallied 22 shots on goal and received goals from Elise Striebel and Reilly Rostad.

Corvallis' lone goal was scored by Corrine Sanderson.

Hamilton 5, Corvallis 1

Hamilton;3;2;–;5

Corvallis;1;0;–;1

Hamilton goals – Kendal Gordon 3, Elise Striebel, Reilly Rostad  

Corvallis goals – Corrine Sanderson

Shots on goal – Hamilton 22, Corvallis 5. Saves – Hamilton 4 (Maddy Martin), Corvallis 17 (Kira Doyle). Corner kicks – Hamilton 4, Corvallis 5. Total fouls – Hamilton 5, Corvallis 5.

H: 1. R. Rostad assisted by k. Gordon 2. K. Gordon, assisted by m. McGill. 3. K. Gordon, assisted by B Abrahamsen. 4. E. Striebel, assisted by K. Gordon. 5. K. Gordon, assisted by e. Striebel.

Corvallis goal=Sanderson (unassisted)

POLSON 4 FRENCHTOWN 0

Polson 4, Frenchtown 0
Lady Broncs  0  0  –  0
Lady Pirates  2  2  –  4
P – g Amelia Pittsley (a Ashlee Howell) 19' 
P – g Tiara Duford (a Howell) 35 '
P – g “Gigi” Taylor (a Howell) 65'
P – g Howell (Sophia Sisler) 66'
SHOTS (incl sog) – Frenchtown 17, Polson 14
SHOTS-on-GOAL – Frenchtown 10, Polson 7
SAVES – Frenchtown (Shelby Shourds), Polson (Jenna Evertz)
CORNER KICKS –
FRindivSH – Abi Teagle 6 (sog11',35', xbar41',43',wide66'), Brooke Yarnall 7 (sog13',38',56',62' DKwide76'), Hayden Thommen (wide56'), Meggie Delaney (wide79'),  Pilar Field. (Th10Sep15).
 
Unofficial game supplement by John Heglie derived from own game notations during attendance.  SOG denotes shots on frame, SH incorporate in the direction of the goal, but wide or sailed over.  Some IDs were unable to be cited due to lack of familiarity with players, pace of game or obstruction of uniform number due to mash of bodies.

BOYS

CORVALLIS 6 HAMILTON 0

CORVALLIS – Three Corvallis players scored two goals a piece, and the Blue Devils ran away with a Southwestern A tilt against Hamilton on Thursday.

It was a big night for Corvallis' potent offense. Juan Pablo Juarez, Cayden Ayers, and Emmet Semple all scored a pair in the win, while Semple added an assist on the first goal of the game, scored by Ayers.

Ayers then turned around and assisted on two goals himself, one each to Semple and Juarez. The Blue Devils' other assists came from Avery Walden, Grant Martin and Kolton Mahan.

All told, Corvallis took 29 shots on goal against Hamilton, which managed just nine. Keeper Jarrett Passey saved 12 of those shots, but the Corvallis attack proved to be too much.

Corvallis 6, Hamilton 0

Hamilton;0;0;–;0

Corvallis;3;3;–;6

C – Cayden Ayers (Emmet Semple), 11:00

C – Juan Pablo Juarez (Avery Walden), 14:00

C – Juarez (Ayers) 38:00

C – Semple (Ayers) 45:00

C – Ayers (Grant Martin) 46:00

C – Semple (Kolton Mahan) 79:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 9, Corvallis 29. Saves – Hamilton 12 (Jarrett Passey), Corvallis 6 (Justin Catanach). Corner kicks – Hamilton 7, Corvallis 2. Total fouls – Hamilton 3, Corvallis 5. Cards – None.

Corvallis over Hamilton boys: 

Cayden Ayers 2 goals 2 assists.  Juan Pablo Juarez 2 goals. Emmett Semple 2 goals 1 assist. Avery Walden 1 assist. Grant Martin 1 assist. Kolton Mahan 1 assist

POLSON 2 FRENCHTOWN 1

Goals
Polson-2
Goal Vergeront- Unassisted
Goal Kanta, Assist Mercer
Frenchtown- 1
Own Goal
 
Shots
Polson- 21
Frenchtown- 10
 
Fouls
Polson- 19
Frenchtown- 12
 
Corners
Polson- 3
Frenchtown- 0
 
Polson 2, Frenchtown 1
Broncs   0  1  –  1
Pirates   0  2  –  2
P – g Michael Vergeront (a Alex Encizo ?)
F – g own goal (contributing IDs not ascertained) 64'
P – g Sutton Kanta ( a Mike Mercer) 75'
SHOTS- Frenchtown 10, Polson 21
SAVES – Frenchtown 9 (2nd half), Polson >2 (Russ Smith)
CORNER KICKS – Frenchtown 0, Polson 3
FOULS – Frenchtown 12, Polson 19
FindivSH (not comprehensive) – Jake Baker (dk26'), J Parker Spadt (sog68')
PindivSH (missed 1st qtr) – Mike Mercer 4 (sog41',62'), Linde Lambson 4 (sog52'), Michael Vergeront 3 (over42', sog44'chip, wide60'), Alex Encizo 2 (sog67'), Sutton Kanta 2 (sog41',44'), Connor Lanier 2 (sog61'), Andrew Hanson (sog23'), Jaben Wenzel (wide72'), Dylan Cooper (sog72'), Emilio Hernandez (wide78').  (Th10Sep15)

FRI., 09-04 'A' SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

BOYS

PARK 4 COLUMBIA FALLS 0

Park returned the favor, beat C-Falls boys in soccer, 4-0.

Hungry Horse News The Photo Newspaper of Glacier Park's photo.

At Columbia Falls, Livingston's Colin McKenzie tallied a hat trick by the 52nd minute in an easy win for the Rangers.

McKenzie scored in the 19th minute to give his team the early 1-0 lead and then added another goal in the 36th. He finished the trifecta just after halftime.

Columbia Falls managed 13 shots, but none could get by Livingston keeper Keaten Barbula. He had 11 saves to preserve the shutout.

Brandon Karberg had 13 saves for C. Falls.

Livingston;2;2;–;4

C. Falls;0;0;–;0

L – Colin McKenzie, 19:00

L – McKenzie, 36:00

L – McKenze, 52:00

L – Stephen Newhouse, 60:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 14, C. Falls 13. Saves – Livingston 11 (Keaten Barbula), C. Falls 13 (Brandon Karberg). Corner kicks – Livingston 3, C. Falls 4. Total fouls – Livingston 6, C. Falls 9. Cards – none.

 
Billings Central 3, Hamilton 0

At Hamilton, Billings Central scored three first-half goals and made them stand up in a nonconference win over Hamilton.

Patrick Comstock got the Rams on the board in the 21st minute. Caleb Wall followed 10 minutes later and Christian Zygmond added an insurance tally just before intermission.

John Healey stopped two shots to make the lead stand up.

James Bess made three saves for Hamilton.

B. Central;3;0;–;3

Hamilton;0;0;–;0

BC - Oatrick Comstock, 21:00

BC - Caleb Wall, 31:00

BC - Christian Zygmond, 40:00

Shots on goal – Central 11, Hamilton 3. Saves – Central 2 (John Healey), Hamilton 3 (James Bess). Corner kicks – Central 5, Hamilton 3. Total fouls – Central 5, Hamilton 3. Cards – none.

 
Shots:  Hamilton 3, Central 11
Saves: Hamilton 3 (James Bess), Central 2 (John Healey)
Fouls: Hamilton 3, Central 5
Corners: Hamilton 3, Central 5
Cards:  None
 
Goals:
 
Central 21st Minute, Patrick Comstock
Central 31st Minute, Caleb Wall
Central 40th Minute, Christian Zygmond
 
BELGRADE 2 POLSON 1

At Polson, Belgrade scored goals in the first and second halves to gain a nonconference win over Polson. 

Polson's Michael Mercer scored the Pirate's lone goal on a penalty kick in the second half.

goals for Bel. Zack Smith-1 Stuart Smith -1 Assist Jeff DeBuse-1

 

At Polson, the host Pirates played a close contest against the visiting state runner-up Panthers who were coming off a recent 1-0 championship rematch victory over Corvallis in their preceding game.  Belgrade controlled the lion’s share of the first half tempo.  Around ten minutes into the first half, the Panthers would score off a congested pinball machine bounce around during which a green jersey got their toe to the ball first to redirect the sphere into the back of the net.  That particular sequence called to mind the Kobayashi Maru simulation from the fictional Star Trek universe, an infamous no-win scenario.  With so many Belgrade bodies converging at the mouth of the Polson gao, the Pirates were faced with a near impossible situation in which whatever strategy they might pursue would likely have resulted in a negative outcome without intervening in the development of the variables themselves.
    At halftime, adjustments were implemented with the result that the ball spent about an equal amount of time on either side of the centerline.  Polson would net the equalizer off a penalty kick by Mike Mercer after a hand ball infraction.  The celebration would be short lived as Belgrade would redirect a carom off a direct kick to retake the lead 2-1.  Polson had their opportunities to tie the score. Andrew Hanson had a handful of close possibilities, supplemented by others from Mercer, Mack Moderie, Connor Lanier, Bridger Wenzel and a header by Jaben Wenzel.  
There were numerous strategic defensive plays by Pirates to hold the Panthers at bay and keep the team in striking distance.  Disruptions of the Belgrade attack as well as deflections were implemented by Emilio Hernandez, Wenzel, Linde Lambsom as well as others.  Polson (0-1-0) hosts the Park Rangers Saturday afternoon, September 5.
B – g Zack Smith (unassisted) 10'
P – g Mike Mercer (pk) 62'
B – g Stuart Smith (a Jeff DeBuse) 65'
SHOTSonGOAL – Belgrade na, Polson
SAVES – Belgrade (), Polson at least 9 (Russ Smith)
CORNER KICKS –
FOULS –
Unofficial game rendition by John Heglie.  Some details may vary from official summary.
LAUREL 2 LOYOLA 2

Host Loyola Sacred Heart played Laurel to a 2-2 soccer draw in Missoula in nonconference action.

Travis Nation and Cameron DeMars notched the goals for Laurel, but Loyola's goal scorers were not available.

Dylan Briant made 12 saves for Laurel.

No other information was available.

 LAUREL SCORING
Travis Nation Goal assist from Logan Jones, Cameron DeMars Goal ,assist Riley McIlvain Dylan Briant 12 saves
Shots: Laurel - 4; Loyola 5
Saves: Laurel - 2 ( Dylan Briant) ; Loyola - 2 (Bryan Swanson)
Corner kicks: Laurel - 5; Loyola - 1
 
Goals: 
Laurel: 
Kobe Cox (50th minute) unassisted
Travis Nation (75th) unassisted
Loyola: 
Jacob Benson (9th) unassisted
Niko Medeiros (87th) unassisted
 
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 4 PARK 0

Girls beat Park , 4-0. Ellie Johnson (2), Hannah Gedlaman and Hannah Callender all scored goals.

Hungry Horse News The Photo Newspaper of Glacier Park's photo.
 

At Columbia Falls, the Wildkats' attack was too much for overmatched Livingston in a shutout victory.

C. Falls outshot the visitors by a 20-2 margin, leading to an easy 4-0 victory. The hosts also held an 11-0 advantage in corner kicks, proving the ball rarely left the Kats' offensive zone.

Ellie Johnson had two goals and two assists in the romp. Hannah Callender and Hannah Gedlaman also notched goals, both off passes from Johnson, as the Kats led 2-0 at the break.

Livingston;0;0;–;0

C. Falls;2;2;–;4

CF  Hannah Callender (Ellie Johnson), 23:00

CF  Johnson, 34:00

CF  Hannah Gedlaman (Johnson), 55:00

CF  Johnson (Natasha Martin), 66:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 2, C. Falls 20. Saves – Livingston 14, C. Falls 2 (Allyson Gimbel). Corner kicks – Livingston 0, C. Falls 11. Total fouls – Livingston3, C. Falls 3. Cards – C. Falls (1 yellow).

LAUREL 10 LOYOLA 3

The visitors from Laurel put on a scoring clinic against Loyola Sacred Heart in Missoula, hitting double digits by match's end.

Laurel won 10-3 in a nonconference soccer match.

Shots: Laurel-27     Loyola-7
 
Saves: Laurel - 5     Loyola - 18
 
No information on corners or fouls.
 
Goals:
Loyola: 
Brook Kolar (19th minute) assist from Tessa Burke.
Hannah Hirning ( 38th) assist from Brook Kolar; 
Tessa Burke (59th) assist from Hellie Baddarudin
 
Laurel: 
Raquel Jimenez - 4 goals (10th, 12th, 24th, 44th), asisted by Jessica Elmer, unassisted, Jessica Elmer, and Lauren Schwab.  
Maysa Walters - 2 goals (17th and 49th) assisted by Aspen Cotter and Mikayla Kroll.  
Paige Ventling (31st) assisted by Raquel Jimenez.  
Jessica Elmer-2 goals (45th and 73rd) assisted by Raquel Jimenez and Ashtyn Hoppel.  

 

Lauren Schwab (50) assisted by Jessica Elmer.  
 
BILLINGS CENTRAL 5 HAMILTON 1

At Hamilton, Billings Central's Julianna Arellano scored two goals and led the Rams to a win over Hamilton.

Arellano scored the first and last goals of the match, book-ending a one-sided affair that saw Central get off 10 shots on goal, and five different players find the net.

Rams' keeper Benton Arce had four saves in the game, and Hamilton's Laramie Schara saved three.

Hamilton's lone goal came from the foot of Kendal Gordon, who scored in the 54th minute.

Billings Central 6, Hamilton 1

B. Central;1;5;–;6

Hamilton;0;1;–;1

B – Arellano (Mariah Whittman), 4:00

B – Michaela Stockman (Whittman), 50:00

H – Kendal Gordon (Brianna Abrahamsen), 54:00

B – Sammie Cormier (Annie Seybert) 72:00

B – Frankie Sindelar (unassisted) 74:00

B – Julianna Arellanao (unassisted) 75:00

Shots on goal – Central 10, Hamilton 7. Saves – Central 4 (Benton Arce), Hamilton 3 (Laramie Schara). Corner kicks – Central 1, Hamilton 3. Total fouls – Central 1.

 

POLSON 1 BELGRADE 0

At Polson, Tiara Duford's goal in the 60th minute stood up in the Pirates' season-opening win over the Panthers.

Jenna Evertz made seven saves to preserve the shutout.

Emily Cody made eight saves to keep Belgrade within striking distance.

Polson, 1-0, hosts Livingston on Saturday.

Belgrade;0;0;–;0

Polson;0;1;–;1

P – Tiara Duford, 60:00

Shots on goal – Belgrade 9, Polson 17. Saves – Belgrade 8 (Emily Cody), Polson  7 (Jenna Evertz). Corner kicks – Belgrade 3, Polson  1. Total fouls – Belgrade 2, Polson 8. Cards – none.

At Polson, the visiting Lady Panthers and the host Lady Pirates deadlocked through the first half of play in an evenly matched soccer skirmish.  Midway through the second period, Tiara Duford tapped into some of her all-conference track credential sprinter speed to break through on an unassisted goal that would hold up for the only score of the game.  Other Polson players who also applied pressure at the Belgrade end of the field included Marina Mayorga, JaNessa Taylor, Ashlee Howell and Amber Clarke.  A trio of key defensive stances included a deflection by Amber Clarke of a potentially dangerous shot attempt, a block by Hannah Kasnitz deep in the Belgrade backfield that helped maintain pressure at that end of the field during that particular sequence and a Sophie Sisler header of  a Belgrade corner kick in the waning minutes of the first half.
    California transfer junior Parker Edwins provided some of the more showy fireworks for Belgrade.  Edwins unloaded on the Polson goal about a third of the way into the first half of the contest, her salvo ricocheting off the left post.  She also came close to striking pay dirt as both halves drew to a close, shanking her kick to the right just before intermission and then lofting the potential equalizer over the crossbar as time was expiring.  Hailey Wisner and frosh phenom Mariah Morgan also had volatile shot opportunities that were diffused by Polson defenders.
    As best as could be ascertained after conferring with a veteran coach of a dozen years, Belgrade has prevailed as far back as over a decade.
Belgrade  0   0  –  0
Polson      0   1  –  1
P – Tiara Duford 60'
SHOTSonGOAL – Belgrade 9, Polson 17.
SAVES – Belgrade 8 (Emily Cady), Polson 7 (Jenna Evertz).
CORNER KICKS – Belgrade 3, Polson 1.
FOULS – Belgrade 2, Polson 8. CARDS – none.

 

Unofficial game rendition by John Heglie.  Some details may vary from official summary.

SAT., 09-05 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

 

Saturday, September 05, 2015
BOYS
BELGRADE 6 COLUMBIA FALLS 0
POLSON 1 PARK 0
BIGFORK 4 FRENCHTOWN 2
CORVALLIS 9 WHITEFISH 0
BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 LOYOLA 0
HAMILTON 4 LAUREL 1
GIRLS
COLUMBIA FALLS 0 BELGRADE 0
POLSON 4 PARK 1
FRENCHTOWN 3 BIGFORK 1
WHITEFISH 7 CORVALLIS 2
BILLINGS CENTRAL 7 LOYOLA 0
HAMILTON 5 LAUREL 3

 

BOYS

BELGRADE 6 COLUMBIA FALLS 0

BELGRADE SCORING

Goals
Stuart Smith
Jordan Schlaugh
Justin  McGowen - 2
Ansel Brayton
assist Jeff DeBuse    
assist Zack Smith - 2
assist Justin McGowen 
own Goal

HAMILTON 4 LAUREL 1

Shots:  Hamilton 8, Laurel 4
Saves: Hamilton 2 (Daniel Schlender), Laurel 2 (Brandon Kaufman)
Corners: Hamilton 2, Laurel 2
Fouls: Hamilton 8, Laurel 9
Cards: None
 
Goals
7th Laurel (Own Goal)
21st Hamilton Aldo Rodriguez, assist by Drew Brackman
29th Hamilton Tanner Goligoski, assist by Rodriguez
 
2-1 Halftime Score
 
64th Hamilton, Nick Turner, unassisted
71st Hamilton, Turner, unassisted

BILLINGS CENTRAL 3 LOYOLA 0

SCORING FOR CENTRAL

GOALS=WALL AND ELLETSON

ASSISTS=ZYGMOND, PANKRATZ AND MACK

BIGFORK 4 FRENCHTOWN 2

BIGFORK SCORING=SCHYBERG (3) AND RIEKE (1)

FRENCHTOWN SCORING=Parker Spadt(2)

POLSON 1 PARK 0

POLSON SCORING= HANSON (ENCIZO)

CORVALLIS 9 WHITEFISH 0

CORVALLIS SCORING:

Cayden Ayers - 3 goals
Emmett Semple - 2 goals, 2 ast
Juan Pablo Juarez - 1 goal 3 ast
Rutger Klein - 2 assists
Dante Venema - 1 goal
Ives Fershee - 1 goal
Nathan Gardner - 1 assist
Last goal was WF own goal

GIRLS

HAMILTON 5 LAUREL 3

Hamilton girls 5-3 over Laurel. Hamilton: 1. Elise Striebel, no assist 2. Elise striebel, assist Kendal Gordon 3. Kendal Gordon, assist Reilly Rostad 4. Kendal Gordon, assist Lyric DeVries 5. Elise Striebel, assist Reilly Rostad.

Laurel: 1. Raquel Jimenez, unassisted 2. Raquel Jiminez, unassisted 3. Maysa Walters, direct kick

COLUMBIA FALLS 0 BELGRADE 0

BILLINGS CENTRAL 7 LOYOLA 0

CALLED IN 2ND DUE TO LIGHTNING

Goals: Billings Central
1. Annie Seybert #28 no assist 4th minute
2. Mariah Whitman #4 (Michaela Stock #29 assist) 11th minute
3. Jillian Hardenbrook #3 (no assist) 18th minute
4. Julianna Arellano #2 (#4 Mariah Wittman assist) 20th minute
5. Annie Seybert #28 (Jillian Hardenbrook #3 assist) 22nd minute
6. #4 Mariah Wittman (no assist) 36th minute
7. #4 Mariah Wittman (Julianna Arellano #2 assist) 43rd minute.
Shots on goal:
Loyola 1
Billing Central 15
 
Keeper Saves
Loyola 8
Billing Central 1

POLSON 4 PARK 1

At Polson, the Pirates spotted the Rangers a one-goal lead, then scored four unanswered for a nonconference win.

Tiara Duford evened the match at 1-1 when she got Polson on the board in the 35th minute.

Ashley Howell put the Pirates ahead in the 58th minute, and Janessa Taylor added a pair of goals to close out the scoring for Polson (2-0).

Jenna Evertz made five stops to protect the Pirates' lead.

Livingston;1;0;–;1

Polson;1;3;–;4

L - Stella Newman 11:00

P - Tiara Duford, 35:00

P - Ashley Howell, 58:00

P - Janessa Taylor, 56:00

P - Taylor (Duford), 68:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 5, Polson 19. Saves – Livingston 8, Polson 5 (Jenna Evertz). Corner kicks – Livingston 0, Polson 3. Total fouls – Livingston 2, Polson 5. Cards – none.

Polson 4, Park 1
    At Polson in a clash between  two teams that share in common the same school colors and song, the visiting Lady Rangers struck first on a breakaway by Central A track all-conference (distance) Stella Newman midway through the first half.  The host Lady Pirates responded in kind by netting the equalizer when Tiara Duford flipped the ball past the keeper minutes before intermission.
    In the second half, Polson tousled the twine thrice. Freshman midfielder Ashlee Howell gave the Lady Pirates the lead shortly into the second half.  Under ten minutes later, JaNessa Taylor lofted the ball just out of the reach of the keeper to extend the lead to 3-1.   Following up on a deflected shot attempt by Duford, Taylor crashed the net to complete the bookend on her first varsity career brace.  On account of teammates using the acronym “G” as a compressed diminutive for Taylor’s nickname, an abbreviation for her particular multiple goal scoring efforts could be subsumed under the rubric of G G’s brace.
    Other players who took cracks at the other team goal include Amber Clarke, Amelia Pittsley and  Hannah Kasnitz for Polson and Meghan Gibson for Livingston.
Polson (2-0) is off to its best nonconference start in recent memory and will host Frenchtown on Thursday, September 10 in Polson.
Park      1  0  –  1
Polson  1  3  –  4
L – g Stella Newman 11'
P – g Tiara Duford 34'
P – g Ashlee Howell 47'
P – g JaNessa Taylor 55'
P – g Taylor (a Duford) 67'
SHOTSonGOAL – Park 5, Polson 19
SAVES – Park 8 (Allison Stevens), Polson 5 (Jenna Evertz)
CORNER KICKS – Park 0, Polson 3
FOULS – Park 2, Polson 5
Unofficial game summary by John Heglie derived from own game notations and input from Polson coaching staff.

FRENCHTOWN 3 BIGFORK 1

FRENCHTOWN SCORING

Yarnall (Teagle assist)
Teagle (unassisted)
Yarnall (Field assist)

BIGFORK SCORING

KATIE THOMAS (PK)

WHITEFISH 7 CORVALLIS 2

SCORING FOR WHITEFISH GOALS=NICHOLSON (4); POLLARD (2); HOUSTON (1)

ASSISTS=NICHOLSON (3); HOUSTON=(1); NELSON (1)

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS GOALS=SANDERSON (2)

Belgrade 6, Columbia Falls 0

COLUMBIA FALLS — Justin McGowen and Ansel Braydon both had two goals to lift Belgrade over Columbia Falls in Class A nonconference play.

“Best team in the state, without a doubt,” Columbia Falls coach O’Brien Byrd said of Belgrade.

Columbia Falls (0-2) had three freshmen in the starting lineup for this one.

“We improved on yesterday’s performance,” Byrd said.

“As long as we can keep improving, that’s all we can ask for.”

Belgrade outshot Columbia Falls on goal, 25-2.

Belgrade 2 4 — 6

Columbia Falls 0 0 — 0

Belgrade — Stuart Smith, 27:00

Belgrade — Jordan Schlauth (Jeffrey DeBuse), 39:00

Belgrade — Justin McGowen, 47:00

Belgrade — McGowen (Zach Smith), 64:00

Belgrade — Ansel Braydon (Z. Smith), 78:00

Belgrade — Braydon, 79:00

Shots on goal — Belgrade 25, Columbia Falls 2; Goalie saves — Belgrade 1 (Clay Bose), Columbia Falls 18 (Brandon Karberg); Corner kicks — Belgrade 7, Columbia Falls 0; Fouls — Belgrade 5, Columbia Falls 4; Cards — None.

Corvallis 9, Whitefish 0

CORVALLIS — Defending Class A state champion Corvallis put forth an impressive performance in downing Whitefish.

Corvallis had four goals in the first half and five in the second half.

Whitefish lost keeper Sam Benkelman to a leg injury early in the match while making a save.

“They were certainly the stronger and more aggressive team,” Whitefish coach John Lacey said of Corvallis.

Whitefish 0 0 — 0

Corvallis 4 5 — 9

Corvallis — Emmet Semple, 9:00

Corvallis — Dante Verona, 28:00

Corvallis — Cayden Ayers, 37:00

Corvallis — Juan Juarez, 37:00

Corvallis — Ayers, 42:00

Corvallis — Juarez, 45:00

Corvallis — Juarez, 48:00

Corvallis — Alec Singster, 50:00

Corvallis — Own goal, 78:00

Shots on goal — Whitefish 1, Corvallis 18; Goalie saves — Whitefish 12 (Sam Benkelman 3, Casey Ling 9), Corvallis 2 (Justin Catanach); Corner kicks — Whitefish 2, Corvallis1; Fouls — Whitefish 1, Corvallis 10; Cards — Corvallis, 1 yellow.

Bigfork 4, Frenchtown 2

BIGFORK — Hugo Schyberg opened the season with a hat trick and Shane Rieke added another goal as Bigfork thumped Frenchtown in a Northern A match.

Schyberg had two goals in the first half and closed the scoring with a goal in the 78th minute.

“I’m proud of the boys,” Bigfork coach Joe Feise said.

“We have 11 boys and all played very well, worked well as a team.”

Frenchtown 1 1 — 2

Bigfork 3 1 — 4

Frenchtown — NA, NA

Bigfork — Hugo Schyberg, 26:00

Bigfork — Schyberg, 31:00

Bigfork — Shane Rieke, 36:00

Frenchtown — NA, 41:00

Bigfork — Schyberg, 78:00

No stats available

Polson 1, Livingston 0

POLSON — Andrew Hanson scored at 79 minutes to give Polson the Class A nonconference victory over Livingston.

It was Hanson’s first goal of the season.

“We played well, dominated the first half,” Polson coach Adam Fansher said.

“I was pleased with our attacking play. Playing two matches in two days is very difficult.”

Fansher said his team “struggled after the weather delay in the second half.”

Livingston 0 0 — 0

Polson 0 1 — 1

Polson — Andrew Hanson (Alex Eniiczo (79:00)

Shots on goal — Livingston 8, Polson 9, Goalie saves — Livingston 8 (NA), Polson 8 (Russell Smith); Corner kicks — Livingston 3, Polson 2; Fouls — Livingston 3, Polson 15; Cards — None.

Girls

Hellgate 2, Flathead 1

MISSOULA — Flathead (1-1) avoided the shutout by scoring in the 57th minute on a shot by Stephanie Wilson in a Western AA matchup with Missoula Hellgate.

Hellgate held a slight edge in shots on goal, 11-9.

The Knights did all of their scoring early with two goals in the first half from 10 and 12 yards out.

Flathead 0 1 — 1

Hellgate 2 0 — 2

Hellgate — Delaney Wells (assist Addison Scott), 17:00

Hellgate — Ava Kazemi (Scott), 38:00

Flathead — Stephanie Wilson, 57:00

Shots on goal — Flathead 9, Hellgate 11; Goalie saves — Flathead 9 (NA), Hellgate 8 (Claudia Wiese); Corner kicks — Flathead 3, Hellgate 2; Fouls — Flathead 5, Hellgate 5; Cards — None.

Columbia Falls 0, Belgrade 0

COLUMBIA FALLS — Columbia Falls had plenty of chances, just couldn’t finish in settling for a scoreless tie with Belgrade in a Class A nonconference matchup.

“We have to finish,” Columbia Falls coach Greg Trenerry said.

“We had some close ones. You have to put one in to win. Our defense played really well.”

Columbia Falls outshot Belgrade on goal 15-5.

Allyson Gimbel had five keeper saves for the Wildkats (1-0-1).

“We gotta score, we gotta finish,” Trenerry emphasized.

“It was a learning experience.”

Belgrade 0 0 — 0

Columbia Falls 0 0 — 0

Shots on goal — Belgrade 5, Columbia Falls 15; Goalie saves — Belgrade 15 (Emily Cady), Columbia Falls 5 (Allyson Gimbel); Corner kicks — Belgrade 0, Columbia Falls 3; Fouls — Belgrade 3, Columbia Falls 3; Cards — 0.

Whitefish 7, Corvallis 2

CORVALLIS — Whitefish blasted the Corvallis goal with 27 shots, converting seven times for the easy Class A nonconference victory thanks to the super effort turned in by Haley Nicholson.

The junior forward opened with two goals two minutes apart midway through the first half. She connected again six minutes into the second half and finished it off with a shot off a corner kick in the 80th minute.

If that wasn’t enough, she also assisted on three goals.

“Now teams are aware (of her),” Whitefish coach Roland Benedict said of his standout.

“They know she’s coming.

“She’s been really working on getting other players involved and attacking from different angles.

“It all came together,” he added.

“It was pretty magical. We didn’t let them out of their own half and played some beautiful soccer. It was beautiful to watch.”

Melissa Pollard scored two goals for the Bulldogs.

Whitefish 3 4 — 7

Corvallis 1 1 — 2

Whitefish — Haley Nicholson, 20:00

Whitefish — Nicholson (Kess Nelson), 22:00

Corvallis — Corinne Sanderson, 23:00

Whitefish — Julia Houston (Nicholson), 24:00

Whitefish — Nicholson (Houston), 46:00

Corvallis — Sanderson, 51:00

Whitefish — Melissa Pollard (Nicholson), 53:00

Whitefish — Melissa Pollard (Nicholson), 72:00

Whitefish — Nicholson, 80:00

Shots on goal — Whitefish 27, Corvallis 11; Goalie saves — Whitefish 9, Corvallis 20; Corner kicks — NA; Fouls— Whitefish 10, Corvallis 5; Cards— None.

Polson 4, Livingston 1

POLSON — Three second-half goals carried Polson to a Class A nonconference victory over Livingston.

Livingston struck first, scoring in the 11th minute.

Tiara Duford tied the match at 1-1 five minutes before the halftime break.

Ashley Howell scored once and Janessa Taylor twice in the final half for the Pirates.

Polson’s last three goals were during a 10-minute stretch.

Polson (2-0) had 19 shots on goal to five for Livingston.

Livingston 1 0 — 1

Polson 1 3 — 4

Livingston — Stella Newman 11:00

Polson — Tiara Duford, 35:00

Polson — Ashley Howell, 58:00

Polson — Janessa Taylor, 56:00

Polson — Taylor (Duford), 68:00

Shots on goal – Livingston 5, Polson 19. Saves – Livingston 8, Polson 5 (Jenna Evertz). Corner kicks – Livingston 0, Polson 3. Total fouls – Livingston 2, Polson 5. Cards – none.

Frenchtown 3, Bigfork 1

BIGFORK — Katie Thomas’ penalty kick at 68 minutes put Bigfork within reach, down 2-1, but Frenchtown scored two minutes later to counter for the victory.

“It was a physical, hard-fought battle in the sloppy rain,” Bigfork coach John Lacey said.

“You could tell it was our first game.”

Frenchtown 2 1 — 3

Bigfork 0 1 — 1

Frenchtown — Brook Yarnall (Abigail Teagle), 2:00

Frenchtown — Teagle, 13:00

Bigfork — Katie Thomas, pk, 68:00

Frenchtown — Yarnall (Pilar Field), 70:00

Shots on goal — NA; Goalie saves — Frenchtown 6 (Shelby Shourds), Bigfork 10 (Celeste Rehbein); Corner kicks — NA; Fouls — NA; Cards — Bigfork, 2 yellow.

THURS., 09-03 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

GIRLS

Whitefish 3, Libby 0

At Whitefish, Hailey Nicholson picked up where she left off last season when she led the state in scoring, connecting for the Bulldogs' first goal in a Northern A victory.

Her goal came just five minutes into the match and she benefited from an assist by Julia Houston. The score stayed at 1-0 until the second half when Kellie Brown and Melissa Pollard found the net for the hosts.

Despite the loss, Libby had a solid performance in net by keeper Shannon Reny. She made 12 saves.

Box score

Libby;0;0;–;0

Whitefish;1;2;–;3

W – Hailey Nicholson (assist Julia Houston), 5:00

W – Kellie Brown (Anna Peterson), 41:00

W – Melissa Pollard (Peterson), 76:00

Saves – Libby 12 (Shannon Reny), Whitefish 4 (Kess Nelson). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Whitefish 4.

 

FRENCHTOWN 6 CORVALLIS 0

At Frenchtown, Abbey Teagle scored four times and Brooke Yarnall added two more in the Broncs' Southern A win over the Blue Devils.

Teagle scored the first two goals two minutes apart in the first half, and added the final two goals. Pilar Field, Meggie Delaney and Jestine Lackner all added assists.

Taylor Patrick stopped seven shots to earn the shutout in the Broncs' season opener. Corvallis, which hosts Whitefish on Saturday, fell to 0-3.

The Broncs play at Bigfork on Saturday.

Box score

Corvallis;0;0;–;0

Frenchtown;5;1;–;6

F - Abbey Teagle (penalty kick), 13:00

F - Teagle (Pilar Field), 15:00

F - Brooke Yarnall (Meggie Delaney), 16:00

F - Yarnall (Teagle), 24:00

F - Teagle (Jestine Lackner), 34:00

F - Teagle (Yarnall), 64:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 7, Frenchtown 20. Saves – Corvallis 15 (Kira Doyle), Frenchtown 7 (Taylor Patrick). Corner kicks – Corvallis 0, Frenchtown 2. Total fouls – Corvallis 2, Frenchtown 2. Cards – none.

 

BOYS

CORVALLIS 10 FRENCHTOWN 0

SCORING FOR CORVALLIS

CORVALLIS GOALS ASSISTS
Ayers,Cay11 3 1
Fershee,I11 1 1
Juarez,JP12 1 3
Klein,R12 2 1
Martin,G10   2
Schlimgen,D   1
Semple,E11 3  

 

LIBBY 5 WHITEFISH 1

Libby 5, Whitefish 1

WHITEFISH — Cory Wood scored four goals to power Libby to a Northern A soccer victory over Whitefish at Smith Fields.

Wood put Libby up first with a goal at 19 minutes.

Whitefish managed to tie it at 24 minutes on a penalty kick by Walter Sobba.

But Wood added another goal in the first half and more two in the second.

Whitefish (1-1, 0-1) plays at Corvallis on Saturday.

Libby 2 3 — 5

Whitefish 1 0 — 1

Libby — Cory Wood, 19:00

Whitefish — Walter Sobba (pk), 24:00

Libby — Wood, 27:00

Libby — Wood, 41:00

Libby — Own goal, 55:00

Libby — Wood, 64:00

Shots on goal — Libby 8, Whitefish 9; Goalie saves — Libby 10 (NA); Whitefish 4 (Sam Benkelman); Corner kicks — Libby 1, Whitefish 6; Fouls — NA; Cards — None.

TUES., 9-1 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

GIRLS

LOYOLA 5 STEVENSVILLE 5*

Goals:
Loyola: Brook Kolar (35th minute), Ceci Benson (50th minute), Tessa Burke-3 goals (59th minute, 62nd, 79th)
Assists:  Hannah Hirning, Tessa Burke, Brook Kolar, Hannah Hirning, Emma Daniel
 
Stevensville: Sierra Leese (20th minute), Megan Pendergast (26th), Allie Emery- 3 goals (64th, 77th, 78th)
Assists:  Allie Emery- 2 assists, Megan Pendergast
 
LoyolaStevi
Shots:1212
Saves:85
Fouls:22
Corners:45

BOYS

LOYOLA 4 STEVENSVILLE 2*

 

Goals:

 

Loyola:  Jack Lincoln (17th minute), Jacob Benson (24th minute), Andrew Lichte (77th minute)

 

Third goal was an own goal by Stevensville’s keeper

 

 

 

Assist from Tanner Condit

 

 

 

Stevensville: Quade Renstrom (27th minutes) PK

 

Second goal was an own goal by Loyola

 

 

 

    Loyola             Stevi

 

Shots on goal:237

 

Saves:         311

 

Fouls:22

 

Corners:43

FRI., 8-28 SOCCER RESULTS

BOYS

Belgrade blanks Loyola, 10-0

At Belgrade, Belgrade scored early and often in a season-opening rout of Loyola Sacred Heart.

The Panthers' Jordan Schlauch scored in the opening minute. Johnny Davidson then scored in the third and the 29th. Belgrade scored three goals in the first 10 minutes of the second half to put the game away.

Loyola managed just five shots on goal, while the Panthers peppered Rams goalie Bryan Swanson with 17.

Belgrade 10, Loyola 0

Loyola;0;0;–;0

Belgrade;4;6;–;10

B – Jordan Schlaugh (Johnny Davidson), 1:00

B – Davidson (unassisted), 3:00

B – Davidson (unassisted), 29:00

B – Ansel Brayton (unassisted), 31:00

B – Justin McGowen (Kyler Linton), 42:00

B – McGowen (Jeffrey DeBuse), 44:00

B – Linton (Brandon Rockwell), 49:00

B – Own goal, 62:00

B – Rockwell (Sawyer Degen), 70:00

B – Javan Chisholm (Davidson), 73:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 5, Belgrade 17. Saves – Loyola 10 (Bryan Swanson), Belgrade 3 (Clay Bost). Corner kicks – Loyola 1, Belgrade 5. Total fouls – Loyola 2, Belgrade 4.

Whitefish starts the season with shutout of Hamilton

WHITEFISH -- Taisuke Matsuo scored a goal and assisted on another as the Whitefish boys' soccer team posted a 4-0 win over Hamilton on Friday.

Matuso took a pass from Xander Burger and beat Hamilton goalie James Bess in the 26th minute to give the Bulldogs their only score of the first half.

Whitefish, which reached the semifinals of last year's Class A state tournament, scored a flurry of goals late to take control. Cody Brandt found the back of the net in the 60th minute to boost the lead to 2-0.

Twelve minutes later, Noah Romagnuolo scored and Casey Ling added another goal in the last minute of the game.

The Broncs had a chance to take an early lead, but Marty Anderson stopped a penalty kick.

Whitefish 4, Hamilton 0

Hamilton;0;0;–;0

Whitefish;1;3;–;4

W – Taisuke Matsuo (Xander Burger), 26:00

W – Cody Brandt (Walter Sobba), 60:00

W – Noah Romagnuolo (Quinten Joos), 72:00

W – Casey Ling (Matsuo), 80:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 2, Whitefish 11. Saves – Hamilton 7 (James Bess), Whitefish 2 (Marty Anderson). Corner kicks – Hamilton 2, Whitefish 2. Total fouls – Hamilton 5, Whitefish 3. Cards – Whitefish, 1 yellow.

Corvallis boys swamp Livingston, 6-1

At Livingston, the defending state champion Blue Devils picked up where they left off with a nonconference win over the Panthers.

Juan Pablo Juarez, an exchange student from Chile, Rutger Klein and Cayden Ayers scored two goals apiece and each added an assist.

Justin Catanach made five stops in goal for Corvallis, which will face Belgrade on Saturday in a rematch of last season's title game.

Corvallis 6, Livingston 1

Corvallis;3;3;–;6

Livingston;0;1;–;1

C - Cayden Ayers, 20:00

C - Juan Pablo Juarez (Ayers), 26:00

C - Ayers (Rutger Klein), 36:00

C - Klein (Juarez), 60:00

C - Juarez (Avery Walden) 70:00

C - Klein, 77:00

L - Brenner Pittman, 79:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 24, Livingston 8. Saves – Corvallis 5 (Justin Catanach), Livingston 11 (Keaten Barbula). Corner kicks – Corvallis 4. Total fouls – Corvallis 4. Cards – Corvallis 1.

GIRLS

Rostad's pair leads Hamilton over Whitefish

At Whitefish, two goals by Reilly Rostad were the difference in Hamilton's win over Whitefish.

Hamilton went up 3-0, with Olivia Zepada scoring the first goal in the 33rd minute. Five minutes later, it was Rostad's turn, scoring on a pass from Zepada to put the Broncs up 2-0.

After the half, Rostad scored again, giving Hamilton a 3-0 lead. 

Emily Buckmaster scored for Whitefish in the 83rd minute, but it was too late to mount any type of real comeback. Hamilton took 12 shots on goal in the match, while Whitefish took 11.

Hamilton 3, Whitefish 1

Hamilton;2;1;–;3

Whitefish;0;1;–;1

Hamilton — Olivia Zepeda, 33:00

Hamilton — Reilley Rostad (Zepeda), 38:00

Hamilton — Rostad, 50:00

Whitefish — Emily Buckmaster (Haley Nicholson), 83:00

Shots on goal - Hamilton 12, Whitefish 11. Saves - Hamilton 7 (Daylie Duce), Whitefish 9 (Kess Nelson). Fouls - Hamilton 7, Whitefish 12

Belgrade drills Loyola, 11-4

At Belgrade, the Panthers scored in bunches, putting eight goals in the back of the net during the first half as they spoiled Loyola Sacred Heart's opener.

Belgrade's Kindall Bethke scored twice in the first 11 minutes. Mariah Morgan added another goal in the 14th, before Loyola got on the board one minute later as Tessa Burke scored her first goal of the day.

Burke assisted on Ceci Benson's goal, and scored two more in the second half. Her hat trick wasn't enough to keep the Rams close.

Belgrade 11, Loyola 4

Loyola;2;2;–;4

Belgrade;8;3;–;11

B – Kindal Bethke (Kaylynn Linton), 4:00

B – Bethke (unassisted), 11:00

B – Mariah Morgan (unassisted), 14:00

L – Tessa Burke (unassisted), 15:00

B – Hailey Wisner (Hayden Cade), 18:00

B – Morgan (unassisted), 23:00

L – Ceci Benson (Burke), 25:00

B – Emma Mauritsen (unassisted), 30:00

B – Mauritsen (Bethke), 32:00

B – Morgan (unassisted), 38:00

L – Burke (unassisted), 42:00

L – Burke (unassisted), 68:00

B – Wisner (Bethke), 74:00

B – Bethke (Morgan), 76:00

B – Aurorra Dominguez (Cade), 78:00

Shots on goal – Loyola 10, Belgrade 25. Saves – Loyola 7 (Morgan Nicholson), Belgrade 5 (Aysha Chidester 2, Kaleigh Bauerle 3). Corner kicks – Loyola 4, Belgrade 8. Total fouls – Loyola 2, Belgrade 4.

PARK 1 CORVALLIS 0

 

SAT., 08-29 SOCCER RESULTS/STATS

BOYS

Belgrade squeaks past Corvallis in rematch of state title game

BELGRADE -- Despite boasting a 21-8 advantage in shots on goal, the defending state champion Corvallis boys' soccer team fell to Belgrade 1-0 in a rematch of the 2014 state title game.

Belgrade's John Davidson scored off an assist from Justin McGowan in the 39th minute. 

Included in Corvallis bounty of scoring chances were three corner kicks the Blue Devils couldn't capitalize on. 

"I liked our competitiveness and we had a lot of shots and opportunities," Corvallis coach Greg Shifflett said. "The defense pelayed really well all game.  I was encouraged at times with the offense. Belgrade has very good defenders."

Belgrade 1, Corvallis 0

Corvallis;0;0;–;0

Belgrade;1;0;–;1

B – John Davidson (assist Justin McGowan), 39:00

Shots on goal – Corvallis 21, Belgrade 8. Saves – Corvallis 7 (Justin Catanach), Belgrade 10 (Clay Bost). Corner kicks – Corvallis 3, Belgrade na. Total fouls – Corvallis 6, Belgrade na. Cards – Corvallis yellow.

Shifflett: I liked our competitiveness and we had a lot of shots and opportunities. The defense pelayed really well all game. We've had 17 inside practicesbecause of smoke so haven;pt done many shooting drills and large team-rotiented actiovitiwes. With all that said they played real well and Belgrade is really good teams.

Offense: I wasa encouraged at times with the offens.e Belgrade has very good defenders. We didn;t try to break them down in the proepr way and were a little tood direct. against a well-dicplined defense cant do that. we have a few new players. the boys are disappintewd but im not.

 

LIBBY 4 HAMILTON 3

SCORING

LIBBY 4 GOALS ASSISTS
Cano,G11   1
Maloney,C11   1
Peterson,Z12 1 1
Wood,C11 3  
     
HAMILTON 3 GOALS ASSISTS
Goligoski,T 1  
Carmody,A12 1  
Crossman,R11   1
Lawden,B   1
Wathen,B12 1  

 

PARK 4 LOYOLA 1

SCORING

LOYOLA 1 GOALS ASSISTS
Benson,J12 1  
Lichte,A12   1
PARK 4 GOALS ASSISTS
Snow,G   1
Newhouse,S12 3  
Pittman,B12   2
Todd,A11 1 1

GIRLS

Belgrade dominates Corvallis, 7-1

At Belgrade, after steamrolling Loyola 11-4 Friday, Belgrade continued its impressive start with an lopsided win over Corvallis.

Three Panthers scored multiple times as Abby Stachell, Mariah Morgan and Hailey Wisner each found the back of the net twice. Aurrora Dominguez also had a goal for Belgrade (2-0).

Corvallis' (0-2) only goal was an unassisted Mikah Walker score. 

Belgrade 7, Corvallis 1

Corvallis;1;0;–;1

Belgrade;3;4;–;7

Belgrade goals: Abby Satchell 2, Mariah Morgan 2, Hailey Wisner 2, Aurrora Dominquez, 

Corvallis goal: Mikah Walker (assist Corinne Sanderson)

Shots on goal – Corvallis 10, Belgrade 27. Saves – Corvallis 20 (Kira Doyle, Kayla Fields), Belgrade 9. Corner kicks – Corvallis 2, Belgrade 7. Total fouls – na. Cards – none.

 

Hamilton blanks Whitefish, 2-0, before smoke stops game

At Libby, Hamilton was able to score two goals before air quality conditions forced the game to be cancelled in the 60th minute. 

A day after a 3-1 win over Whitefish, Hamilton grabbed its first lead when Kendall Gordon found Elise Striebel for a goal in the 32nd minute. 

The Broncs' relentless attack, they put 15 shots on goal, forced a penalty kick in the 60th minute. Olivia Kern, struck for Hamilton's second goal.

Hamilton at Libby

Hamilton;1;1;–;2

Libby;0;0;–;0

H – Elise Striebel (Kendall Gordon), 32:00

H – Olivia Kern (penalty kick), 60:00

Shots on goal – Hamilton 15, Libby 2. Saves – Hamilton 2 (Larami Schara), Libby 13 (Shannon Reny). Corner kicks – Hamilton 0, Libby 2.

 

PARK 7 LOYOLA 2

OFFENSIVE SHOWING

Panthers tally 11 goals over opening weekend

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Posted: Tuesday, September 1, 2015 6:00 am

There’s no doubt that Ric Plante and his players had concerns about where their scoring would come from this year. After all, they lost the program’s all-time leading scorer, Chris Brayton, to graduation from last year.

That question was answered over the weekend as the Panthers tallied 11 goals in a pair of non-conference victories. Belgrade routed Missoula Loyola, 10-0, in its season opener on Friday afternoon, then edged defending state Class A champion Corvallis, 1-0, on  Saturday morning.

“Yesterday it wasn’t a good barometer of where we’re at. I think playing a team like Corvallis, defending state champs, it really gives us an idea of where we stand right now,” said Plante, who is beginning his 12th season at the helm. “It was nice to win, obviously. But more than that it gives us a barometer as to where we’re at, what we need to work on and where we need to go.”

Saturday’s contest was a rematch of last year’s state championship match. But the lone goal of the contest was scored by a player who wasn’t there a year ago. Johnny Davidson, a senior transfer from Butte High School, scored on a header off a cross from Justin McGowen in the 37th minute in what was a sterling defensive battle.

“He’s definitely a good player for us,” said Plante. “He rolled his ankle today. We’ll see how he is on Monday.”

Less than a minute after scoring, Davidson had to leave the match with the injury after colliding with Corvallis’ Alec Sangster on a scoring chance. While he didn’t get to finish the match or play in last year’s contest, that goal eased some of the pain from last year’s shoot out loss in state final.

“That was a game we were all looking forward to. There was no way we were losing to them again,” Ethan Monlux, an All-State defenseman, said. “It helps that we have so many old players this year, many returning. So that is huge for us this season, and I think they lost a bunch of good players. That was definitely in our favor.”

Both teams had plenty of scoring chances, but Davidson was the only player to the find the back of the net. Still, Plante was pleased with his team’s effort, especially offensively, after they created many opportunities.

“We’re trying to be creative on the attacking side. We need more guys to score goals this year than last year, and I think we’re creating a lot of opportunities. That makes me as a coach happy,” said Plante. “So we’ll work on finishing it and actually getting it into the net.”

Defensively, the Panthers posted back-to-back shut outs. They did not lose anyone to graduation in the back after posting a program record 10 shut outs during last year’s 13-2-0 campaign.

“It was good. We know we can do better, but it’s the beginning of the season. We’ll definitely be working on that,” said Monlux. “I don’t know if people really notice it, but that’s how we know we did a good job when no go in for (against) us.”

In Friday’s season opener, Belgrade dominated an overmatched Missoula Loyola. Davidson scored two goals and had a pair of assists, while McGowen scored two goals as well.

Ansel Brayton, Javan Chisholm, Kyler Linton, Brandon Rockwell and Jordan Schlauch also had goals for Belgrade, which tallied a program record 10 in the match.

“Obviously you get two wins at home that’s always a good thing. You look at our fitness level, I like where we’re at right now. We still have some improvement to go. I don’t think we’re fit enough to play for 80 minutes yet,” said Plante. “But two wins at home, we only have five home games this year, so that’s good.”

Belgrade 1, Corvallis 0

Corvallis        0  0  -  0

Belgrade        1  0  -  1

Bel - Johnny Davidson (Justin McGowen), 37th

Shots: Cor 16, Bel 17. CK: Cor 1, Bel 2. Fouls: Cor 8, Bel 5. Saves: Cor 10 (Justin Catanach), Bel 5 (Clay Bost). Yellow card: Cor, Avery Walden.

Belgrade 10, Missoula Loyola 0

Loyola        0  0  -   0

Belgrade        4  6  -  10

Bel - Jordan Schlauch (Johnny Davidson), 1st

Bel - Davidson (unassisted), 3rd

Bel - Davidson (unassisted), 29th

Bel - Ansel Brayton (unassisted), 31st

Bel - Justin McGowen (Kyler Linton), 42nd

Bel - McGowen (Jeffrey DeBuse), 44th

Bel - Linton (Brandon Rockwell), 49th

Bel - Own goal, 62nd

Bel - Rockwell (Sawyer Degen), 70th

Bel - Javan Chisholm (Davidson), 73rd

Shots: ML 5, Bel 17. CK: ML 1, Bel 5. Fouls: ML 2, Bel 4. Saves: ML 10 (Bryan Swanson), Bel 3 (Clay Bost).