STATEWIDE Scores

May 22: FHC 3 Lowell 3 FHC won on PKs
Very entertaining game. FHC would score and then Lowell would tie the game. Went back and forth all game. FHC was the better technical team. They were able to string passes together and work the ball forward and across the field. Lowell defended Gerst and Stachel well but did so with a number of fouls. Lowell athleticism kept them in the game. Two goals off flip throws helped them stay in the game. The referees got attention from both sides. FHC wanted a call on one of Lowell's goals. Lowell wanted a PK call for a hand ball in OT. Their first game was FHC 1 Lowell 0 with the second being decided by kicks. A potential district final betweenthese two should be interesting.

Monday, May 22 at Ogemaw: Ogemaw: 2 John Glenn: 5
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 1 (23), Rachel Seifferly 2 (26), Rachel Reinhardt 1 (3), Monica Spencer 1 (1) Assists: Kristen Kemmer, Rachel Seifferly, Tarin Kryzwosinski, Katelyn Syring John Glenn NEMC Record: 8-1-0 (48 GF / 12 GA) John Glenn Overall Record: 12-8-0 (71 GF / 34 GA) This report was called into the BC Times and WNEM TV-5 immediately after the game.
Head Coach: Fran MacMillan Assistant Head Coach: Tim Sequin Assistant/JV Coach: Doug Hibbs
Next up: At Standish, Wednesday, 5/24 (NEMC); Hosting Saginaw High (District Tournament), Tuesday, May 30

May 22; Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team tied the Marian High School Girls Soccer Team with the score of 2-2. Brighton's goals were scored in the first half, one by Ali Nichols and one by Brianna Avedisian. The girls next game will be a home game Tuesday, May 23rd, start time is 7:00pm to conclude the game against Pinckney High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 22: East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Harbor Springs Monday. Harbor Springs came out fast and hard and tallied 10 goals to defeat East Jordan 10 - 0. Fullbacks Katherine Rowley and Danielle Wiser worked hard all game, turning the ball out and setting teammates, but we didn't succeed in getting through the harbor defense. Kelsey Poineau played a strong game in the midfield moving the ball and breaking up the attack. Games like these are difficult, we know how Harbor Springs attacks, but we lack the experience to mark and break down their game. That said, I was pleased that the ladies worked hard, no one gave up and quit trying. For Harbor Springs: Cooper Dendel scored 3, Morgan Lindsay 2, and Anna Causley, Lucy Causley, Alexandra Osetek, Kristen Koehler and Erin Bogart each scored 1.

May 22: The Panthers defeated the Madison Heights Eagles 10-0 in a MAC Silver Divsion game. Goals went to: Ashley Delong (3), Hadley Hurst (2), Jen Warack (2), Jackie Hammond (1), Helen Lee (1), Jessica Lusardi (1). Assists went to: Amanda Koelzer (2), Jen Warack (3), Kim Longbrake (1), Amanda Warack (1), Kristen Cusmano (1), Helen Lee (1), Hadley Hurst (1). The Panthers will play their last division game Wednesday when they host Marysville. The Panthers are: 11-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 16-0-1 Overall The Eagles are: 0-10-0 in the MAC Silver and 0-11-0 Overall

May 19: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan Girls Varsity Soccer 2006
Friday, May 19, at Bay City Central: BC Central: 0 John Glenn: 4
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 2 (22), Rachel Seifferly 1 (24), Rachel Reinhardt 1 (2) Assists: Sarah Kemmer 1 (6), Meagan Chartier 1 (2)
John Glenn NEMC Record: 7-1-0 (43 GF / 10 GA) John Glenn Overall Record: 11-8-0 (66 GF / 32 GA)
This report was called into the BC Times and WNEM TV-5 immediately after the game.
Head Coach: Fran MacMillan Assistant Head Coach: Tim Sequin Assistant/JV Coach: Doug Hibbs
Next up: At Ogemaw, Monday, May 22 (NEMC); At Standish, Wednesday, 5/24 (NEMC); Hosting Saginaw High (District Tournament), Tuesday, May 30

May 19: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team mercied the Howell High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 10-0. Fridays game was "Senior Night". Seniors Chantal Koechli, Stephanie Moore, Joanna Kiilunen, Celia Sturos and Rebecca Szopo were honored. Goals scored in the first half were by Celia Sturos, Courtney Kassab and Rebecca Szopo. Goals scored in the second half were by Brianna Avedisian, Courtney Kassab, two for Tara Pietila, Alyssa Whims, Joanna Kiilunen and Chantal Koechli. The Senior girls had a big part in the game playing defense, setting up goals, taking great shots and getting header goals. The Varsity team's record is 13-2-0, 9-1-0 in the KVC. Samantha Suter with the help of a strong defense of Alyssa Curtis, Joanna Kiilunen, Stephanie Moore and Celia Sturos have 11 shut-out games. The girls next game will be an away game Monday, May 22nd, start time is 5:30pm at Marian High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 19: The Center Line Panthers played their last cross over game against the South Lake Cavaliers. The sun finally came out and shined on the players as they won another toughly fought game 2-1. Panther Jackie Hammond scored twice with assists going to Kim Longbrake and Hadley Hurst. Goalies, Amelia St.Pierre and Rachel Wood share the win. Katelyn Jones scored for South Lake with the assists going to Nicole Gino and Goalie, Stephanie Vitale. The Panthers are: 10-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 15-0-1 Overall The Caveliers are: 3-5-2 in the MAC Gold and 8-6-2 Overall The Panthers will finish their season with division games Monday against Madison and Wednesday against Marysville.

May 18: Vicksburg - 1 Hackett CC - 0
Vicksburg goal- Alysse thomas Assist- Sam Meyers Shutout- Nicole Frederick Vicksburg 11-2 (5-1 in Wolverine) JV Result Vicksburg - 1 Hackett CC - 2

May 18, 2006 East Kentwood 5 Jenison 0 (First round of Conference Tournament)
Goals by Jenna Fagerman (2), Nicole Dulyea, Mallory Greene, and Morgan Britt. Assists by Britt, Dulyea, Kara Lovelace, and Katie Vander Meer. Shutout by Jeannette Williams. EK is 15-1 and produced their 13th shutout of the year.

May 18: TC Liberty 11-3, 9-1, shutout Boyne City 5-0 on a wet, cold and windy night. Megan Yeiter had 2 goals and an assist while Mariel Dryden, Helene Dryden and Debbie Fay added single goals. Colleen Griffin and Lenora Ealy contributed assists. The backfield of Julie Doherty, Kelly Ritsema, Kaylyn Christie and Kirsten Britten did not allow a single shot on goal.

May 17: Oakridge 1 north muskegon 0 oakridge is now 13-3 north muskegon is 14-1-1

Wednesday, May 17, at John Glenn: Tawas: 1 John Glenn: 2
Goals: Sarah Kemmer 1, Rachel Seifferly 1 Assists: Katelyn Syring 1, Alicia MacMillan 1
John Glenn NEMC Record: 7-1-0 (43 GF / 10 GA) John Glenn Overall Record: 10-8-0 (62 GF / 32 GA)
Next up: At Central (Handy) Friday, May 19; At Ogemaw Monday, May 22 (NEMC); At Standish, Wednesday, May 24 (NEMC Make-up)

May 17: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Pinckney High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 6-0 Wednesday night. Goals scored in the first half were by Courtney Kassab, Emma Pryser, Courtney Lord and Ali Nichols. The two goals in the second half were scored by Catherine Terrell and Emma Pryser. The girls next game will be a home game Friday, May 19th, start time is 7:00pm at our Sloan Field against Howell High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!
JV's game was rained out. Their next game will be Friday, May 19 at 5:30pm at home vs Howell.

May 16: The Center Line Panthers won a hard fought game against the East Detroit Shamrocks 2-1. East Detroit's, Sara Slutwinski scored the first goal of the game during the first half. The Panthers regrouped at half time and came back with a goal by Jen Warack assisted by Holly Bedford to tie up the game. The Panthers center-mid, Amanda Koelzer scored the winning goal. The Panthers are: 9-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 12-0-1 Overall The Shamrocks are: 8-2-0 in the MAC Silver and 7-7-0 Overall The Panthers will be playing against South Lake on Friday in a cross over game, with their final division games Monday and Wednesdayof next week. The Panthers are looking to "3-Peat" as Champs of the Silver Division.

May 16: TC Liberty (10-3, 8-1 Lake Michigan Conference) beat Elk Rapids 4-1 behind 3 goals from Mariel Dryden and 1 goal from Helena Dryden. Julie Doherty (sweeper) and Kelly Ritsema (stopper) were defensive standouts. Sammi Denboer scored the lone goal for Elk Rapids.

May 15: Kentwood 1 Grandville 0 Kentwood carried the play and had the majority of the possession. The Falcons passed the ball well but did not shoot well. Several good saves and several posts kept this game closer than it really was.

May 13: Lowell 3 Northview 0

May 15: On this dreary, rainy day the Lady Panthers defeated the Mt.Clemens, Bathers in their second meeting this season, 9-0. Goalies, Amelia St. Pierre and Rachel Wood shared the shut out. Jen Warack had 3 goals, Jackie Hammond and Ashley DeLong each 2 goals, while Hadley Hurst had 1 goal. Colleen Yancy scored on a penalty kick. Assists went to: Amanda Koelzer (4), AshleyDeLong (3), Jackie Hammond (2), and Holly Bedford (1). The Panthers will meet the East Detroit Shamrocks for the 2nd time on Wednesday. The Bathers are: 1-9-0 in the MAC Silver and 1-12-0 Overall The Panthers are: 8-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 12-0-1 Overall

May 15: East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Kalkaska Monday. Kalkaska took the first half, scoring 4 goals, but East Jordan came back the second half by scoring twice and stopping Kalkaska's attack. Unfortunately East Jordan didn't overcome Kalkaska's first half, so went down to defeat 2 - 4. Katherine Rowley and Melanie Hillaker teamed up twice with Katherine scoring both goals and Melanie getting both assists. Goalkeeper Brandie Boike made 18 saves, coming on strong in the second half to prevent any goals in the half. Brandie is growing into the position and made some outstanding stops. Katherine and Melanie's midfield partners BobAnn Fick and Jeanne Schultz also played well; Jeanne had her best game of the season, playing very aggressively. The ladies got off to a slow start tonight, but they didn't give up and turned in a very good second half. Each line pushed a little harder, workedtogether to move the ball and moved to win more free balls. It is good to see the play of this young team starting to come together. It gives some hope going into end of season tournaments and for the prospects for next yeaScoring for Kalkaska: Erica Fox with 2, Lindzie Lugiewicz and Kim Sills with 1 each.

Saturday, May 13, at the Laker Invitational Tournament:
Croswell-Lexington:0     John Glenn: 6
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 4, Rachel Seifferly 1, Meagan Chartier 1
Assists: Rachel Seifferly 1, Alicia MacMillan 1, Katie Syring 1, Rachael Lawrence 1, Tarin Kryzwosinski 1
Tawas: 1     John Glenn: 2
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 2
Assists: Lindsay Brissette 1
Laker: 4     John Glenn: 1
Goal: Rachel Seifferly
Assist: Kaitlyn Noble
John Glenn NEMC Record: 5-1-0 (41 GF / 9 GA)
John Glenn Overall Record: 9-8-0 (60 GF / 31 GA)

3/28        B.C. Pennfield V. Coldwater PHS- 2 CHS- 1
4/12        B.C. Pennfield V. Olivet H.S. PHS- 2 OHS- 0
4/13        B.C. Pennfield V. Three Rivers PHS- 4 three rivers- 5
4/17        B.C. Pennfield V Albion H.S. PHS- 2 A.H.S.- 1
4/25        B.C. Pennfield V. Paw PAw PHS- 1 Paw Paw- 3
5/2         B.C. Pennfield V. K. Christian PHS- 0 KCHS- 10
5/4         B.C. Pennfield V. Allegan H.S. PHS-0 Allegan- 4
5/9         B.C. Pennfield V. Parchment H.S. PHS- 0 Parchment-1 (Overtime)
5/11        B.C. Pennfield V. South Haven PHS- 0 South Haven- 4

May 13: JV Score- Stockbridge 2, Fowlerville 0 Varsity Score-Stockbridge 4, Fowlerville 0
Haleigh Lane had 7 saves for the host Gladiators, who fell to 2-11 with their loss to Stockbridge (14-2) Saturday afternoon. Justine Nolen had 4 shots for the host Gladiators, on a rainy, sloppy field. The Gladiators travel to Haslett Tuesday, for a CAAC-Div 3 contest. JV start time is 4PM, Varsity follows at 5:30PM.

May 13: Lowell 2 FHE 1
Lowell was the better side but they cannot attack with any flair and they cannot finish. A questionable PK gave Lowell the winning margin.

May 12, 2006 East Kentwood 4 Hudsonville 1
Goals by Katie Vander Meer (2), Nicole Dulyea, Shaina Smith. Assists by Jenna Fagerman and Ashley DeRuiter.
EK is 13-1.

May 12; Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 3-2 Friday night. One goal was scored in the first half by Brianna Avedisian. The two goals in the second half were scored by Brianna Avedisian, and Sloane Levin. The girls next game will be an away game Wednesday, May 17th, start time is 7:00pm at Pinckney High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 12: East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted TC Liberty (co-op team of TC St. Francis and TC Christian) Friday evening. TC Liberty scored 5 goals in each half to defeat East Jordan 10 - 0. Katherine Rowley played sweeper tonight to adjust for missing players and to try a different look for TC Liberty. She played a very good game stopping Liberty's attack many times. Goalkeeper Brandie Boike made 18 saves including some very good stops on point blank shots. Melanie Hillaker and Kelsey Poineau worked very hard in the midfield transitioning many plays to the attack.

May 11: JV Score- Corunna 4, Fowlerville 0 Varsity Score- Corunna 4, Fowlerville 1
Jamie Jarrell's through ball found Justine Nolen, who scored 7 minutes into the contest, but the Gladiators were unable to hold off the host Cavaliers as Fowlerville dropped to 2-10 Thursday night at Corunna. Andrea Szura had 7 saves, and Justine Nolen led the Gladiators with 4 shots on goal. Fowlerville hosts Stockbridge Saturday, May 13. JV contest starts at 11AM, with the Varsity to follow at 12:30PM.

May 11: LMC defeated Lakeland Conference leader River Valley in a drving rainstorm, 1-0, at River Valley. Jordan Roseboro's penalty kick in the 22nd minute of the first half was all that LMC needed to win, in a game that displayed tough defense from both teams. LMC had 20 shots on goal, and River Valley had 18. LMC keeper Catie Osborn, normally a forward, had 10 saves in a substitute role for regular keeper Alex Petlick who was injured in practice earlier in the week. River Valley's Jordan Cronin had 10 saves. Osborn made several crucial stops of RV shots, especially in the 2nd half. LMC avenges an earlier 5-1 loss to RV and improves to 3-10-1. RV falls to 8-3-1. Halftime score was LMC 1, RV 0.

May 11, 2006 East Kentwood 2 West Ottawa 0
Goals by Nicole Dulyea and Shaina Smith. Assists by Kara Lovelace (2). Jeannette Williams posted her 10th shutout of the year. EK is 12-1.

May 10, 2006 Walled Lake Central 6 Wayne Memorial 0
Played at Wayne, the Vikings scored three goals in the first half against the Zebras. Scoring goals were Paige Taylor, assisted from Erin Eddy, Lauren Kelly from Danielle Martinak, and Melissa Rederstorf from Nikki Rousseaux. Second half goals were from Erin Eddy assisted from Renee Cronin, Paige Taylor from Cassy Rederstorf, and Melonie Rederstorf from Melisa Rederstorf.

May 10: FHC 1 Lowell 0
The game was as close as the score indicates. The lone goal came on a PK after the goalie pulled down an attacker who was about to score. This occurred early in the second half and Lowell played one short for the remainder of the game. Lowell played very good defense. FHC was not able to get a large number of quality shots. The FHC defense was not challenged all that many times.

May 10: East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted Grayling Wednesday evening. With 14 minutes left in the first half East Jordan scored the first of three goals in a four minute window to go into half time with a 3 - 0 lead. East Jordan scored one more goal half way through the second half to defeat Grayling 4 - 0. East Jordan's first two goals were scored by Whitney Kraemer with Megan
Warnos and Melanie Hillaker picking up the assists. The second two goals were scored by Katherine Rowley with Melanie and Megan again having the assists; it was a night of twos. Goalkeeper Brandie Boike made 10 saves to pick up the shutout. Fullbacks Britney Kline, Alison Romero and Danielle Wiser all stepped up to overtake players and put the ball forward to our team. Fullback Samantha Higdon used her speed to overtake a Grayling player to stop a breakaway. Kelsey Poineau and BobAnn Fick, along with Melanie and Megan were a very active midfield line that passed the ball well and managed 10 shots on goal. This was by far the best game the ladies played all season. It was exciting to watch as the ladies attacked the ball every opportunity they had. Grayling is a much more evenly matched team and the ladies thought more about what to do, rather than just reacting. We had a good crowd and their cheering really encouraged the ladies too.

May 9: JV Score DeWitt 7, Fowlerville 0 Varsity Score-DeWitt 10, Fowlerville 0
Next game Thursday, May 11th at Corunna, 4:15PM JV Start, with Varsity to
follow at 5:45PM. Next home game vs Stockbridge Saturday, May 13th, JV
start time 11AM with Varsity to follow at 12:30PM.

May 8: FHN 2 Lowell 1
A very competitive soccer game. FHN converted their chances while
Lowell did not convert a number of chances. One of the better games
this season. Both teams were passing the ball instead of kick and run.

Monday, May 8, at the Western stadium: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan
Western: 3 John Glenn: 2
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 2 (13)
Assists: Rachel Seifferly 1 (5)

John Glenn NEMC Record: 5-1-0 (41 GF / 9 GA)
John Glenn Overall Record: 7-7-0 (51 GF / 25 GA)

Monday, May 8 Walled Lake Central 4 Livonia Franklin 0
The Walled Lake Vikings had a win against the Livonia Patriots at Central. Paige Taylor Had 3 goals, one on a free kick, and an assist. Jess Helton had 1 goal and two assists. Central's overall record is now 10-1-2.

May 8; The Center Line Panthers defeated the Roseville Panthers in a cross over match between the MAC Silver and Gold divisions. Jackie Hammond scored the lone goal with the assist going to Hadley Hurst in the first half. Goalie, Amelia St. Pierre recorded the shut out. The Center Line Panthers are: 7-0-0 in th MAC Silver and 11-0-1 Overall The Roseville Panthers are: 1-6-0 in the MAC Gold and 5-7-0 Overall Center Line will meet for the second match up against Silver Division Fitzgerald on Wednesday.

May 8: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Saginaw Heritage High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 3-0 Monday night. One goal was scored in the first half by Courtney Lord. The two goals in the second half were scored by Brianna Avedisian, and another goal by Courtney Lord. The girls next game will be a home game Wednesday, May 10th, start time is 7:00pm at our Sloan Field against South Lyon High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 8: East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Charlevoix Monday evening. This game was all Charlevoix as they beat East Jordan 10 - 0. East Jordan was missing a couple of key players and others were just not feeling up to par and so we didn't put up much of a fight. This game just didn't reflect our normal character and I am confident the ladies will rallyand be ready for our game Wednesday. Scoring for Charlevoix: with 2 goals each were Kris Broman and Meridith Rich, with 1 goal were KC McCary, Danielle Bergmann, Katie Withrow, Kaleigh Blanchard, Nicole Broman and Teresa Potter.

May 8: Host LMC defeated Otsego Baptist today 5-2.
Scoring: Jordan Roseboro had the hat trick for LMC, with Catie Osborn & Teresa Dudding each with one goal. Osborn had 2 assists, Tracey Giannola with one assist. Felicia DeCook and Anne Hutchens each had one goal for Otsego Baptist. Shots: LMC 21, Otsego Baptist 10. Keepers: LMC's Alex Petlick with 6 saves, Otsego Baptist's Meg Byers with 4.
Halftime score: LMC 3 Otsego Baptist 1

May 6, 2006 East Kentwood 3 Mattawan 0
Goals by Morgan Britt, Kara Lovelace and Nicole Dulyea. Assists by Nicole Dulyea and Kara Lovelace. Shutout- Jeannette Williams and Keigan Edwards. EK is 11-1.

May 5, 2006 East Kentwood 5 Grand Haven 0
Goals by Nicole Dulyea, Hillary Wernlund, Morgan Britt, Kara Lovelace, and Erin Rieman. Assists by Nicole Dulyea (2), Kara Lovelace, Abby Bosch. Shutout- Jeannette Williams. EK is 10-1.

May 5: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan
Friday, May 5, at Glenn:
Nouvel: 4 John Glenn: 0

John Glenn NEMC Record: 5-1-0 (41 GF / 9 GA)
John Glenn Overall Record: 7-6-0 (49 GF / 22 GA)

This report was called into the BC Times and WNEM TV-5 immediately after the game.

Head Coach: Fran MacMillan
Assistant Head Coach: Tim Sequin
Assistant/JV Coach: Doug Hibbs

Next up: At Western in the stadium tonight, Monday, 5/8; At Standish (NEMC), Wednesday, 5/10

May 4: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Lakeland High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 6-0 Friday night. Two goals were scored in the first half, one by Emma Pryser and one by Catherine Terrell. The four goals in the second half were scored by, two for Brianna Avedisian, one for Rebecca Szopo and one for Ali Nichols. The girls next game will be a home game Monday, May 8th, start time is 7:00pm at our Sloan Field against Saginaw Heritage High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 4; JV Score- Lakewood 1, Fowlerville 0
Varsity Score- Fowlerville 1, Lakewood 0
Shots- Lakewood 21, Fowlerville 19
Saves- Szura (F) 10, Chase (L) 9
Corner Kicks- Lakewood 6, Fowlerville 4
Justine Nolen scored her 5th goal of the season, with 17 minutes remaining, as the Gladiators earned their first league win of the season 1-0 at Lakewood Thursday night. Ann Verfailie played the ball into Nolen, who turned and fired far post for the game winner. Fowlerville settled in after a shaky start that saw several dangerous chances for the host Vikings, including a shot of the post in the first 10 minutes. Andrea Szura recorded the shutout with 10 saves, and Savannah McFarlin turned in a great defensive performance in a new role man-marking Lakewood's dangerous Kayla Durham. Heather Hegberg, Heather Sheldon, and Casey Baldus led the defense to the season's second shutout. Nolen nearly opened the scoring several minutes earlier, after an explosive run into the penalty box resulted in a penalty kick. Nolen's penalty kick was saved. Fowlerville improves to 2-7, 1-3 in the CAAC. The Gladiators return home on Saturday with a contest against league foe Lansing Catholic. JV start time is 11AM, with the Varsity to follow at 12:30PM

May 4; East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Boyne City Thursday evening. Boyne did most of the scoring, three in the first half and two in the second to beat East Jordan 5 - 1. Katherine Rowley scored the lone East Jordan goal and Melanie Hillaker picked up the assist setting Katherine up with a very nice pass. Kelsey Poineau and BobAnn Fick joined in the midfield activity passing and attacking. Britney Kline played a good game in her fullback position, stopping Boyne's attack many times. Fullback Danielle Wiser also had a strong game. As a coach I saw several times where the ladies stepped up and played like a team, passing, moving to space, looking for where to play the ball to. It is my hope that these instances will grow and that this group of ladies will become a team.

May 4: Lowell 2 Reeths Puffer 1
It was a dreadful game of kick ball. Neither team was able to string together 3 or more passes. It was one pass and go for goal. Lowell dominated play but could not finish.

May 3: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan at Glenn:
Oscoda: 1 John Glenn: 9
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 1 (12), Rachel Seifferly 3 (21), Tarin Kryzwosinski 2 (x), Alicia MacMillan 1 (3), Jessica Cook 1 (x), Sarah Kemmer 1 (4)
Assists: Kristen Kemmer 1 (6) , Rachael Lawrence 1 (1), Rachel Seifferly 1 (4), Alicia MacMillan 1 (x), Tarin Kryzwosinski 2 (x) Sarah Kemmer 1 (x), Monica Spencer 1 (x)
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 5-1-0 (41 GF / 9 GA)
John Glenn Overall Record: 7-5-0 (49 GF / 18 GA)

May 3: The Panthers traveled to East China Stadium for a tough match against the Marine City Mariners, two MAC Silver teams. The Panthers were able to keep their winning streak going with the hard work of the defensive players Rachel Hashimoto, Holly Bedford, Kristin Cusmano, Jackie Kierschke, Colleen Yancy, & Lindsey Lovely. Jackie Hammond scored 3 goals and Amanda Koelzer scored 1 in the 4-0 victory. Amanda Koelzer, Jessica Lusardi, Kim Longbrake each had an assist. Rachel Wood was the winning goalie. Center Line's mid-fielders, Helen Lee & Hadley Hurst stepped up to play a great offensive game along with forwards Ashley DeLong, Jen Warack, & Amanda Warack. Mariners goalie, Erin Kephart made some great saves to keep the score at 4 for the Panthers.
The Panthers are: 7-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 10-0-1 Overall
The Mariners are: 2-3-2 in the MAC Silver and 3-6-2 Overall

May 3: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team lost to the Novi High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 3-0 Wednesday night. The girls next game will be an away game Friday, May 5th, start time is 7:00pm at Lakeland High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

POSTED: These were sent in by a reader and I have posted them all here in one spot.

4/17 Clare 3, Burt Lake N.M.C.A 1

4/17 Suttons Bay 3, Elk Rapids 2

4/17 Traverse City Liberty 10, East Jordan 0

4/17 Traverse City West 1, Gaylord 0

4/17 Boyne City 3, Grayling 0

4/17 Charlevoix 2, Harbor Springs 0

4/17 Spring Lake 9, Big Rapids 1

4/17 Reed City 1, Manistee 0

4/17 Midland Dow 1, Midland 0

4/17 North Muskegon 3, Hart 1

4/17 Bay City John Glenn 7, Oscoda 0

4/17 Ogemaw Heights 6, Pinconning 0

4/17 Tawas Area 1, Standish-Sterling 0

4/24 Traverse City Liberty 1, Boyne City 0

4/24 Manistee 3, Newaygo 3

4/24 Reed City 7, Grant 0

4/13 Traverse City St. Francis 3 Harbor Springs 0
4/15 Gaylord 4 Harbor Springs 1 (Traverse City West Inv.)
4/15 Shelby 2 Harbor Springs 2 (Traverse City West Inv.)
4/17 Charlevoix 2 Harbor Springs 0
4/20 Harbor Springs at Boyne City
4/22 Gaylord 4 Harbor Springs 0
4/24 Harbor Springs 2, Elk Rapids 0
4/25 Suttons Bay 3, Harbor Springs 0
4/27 Harbor Springs 10, East Jordan 0
5/1 Harbor Springs 10, Grayling 0
5/3 Harbor Springs at Cheboygan
5/8 Harbor Springs at Traverse City St. Francis
5/11 Charlevoix at Harbor Springs
5/12 Suttons Bay at Harbor Springs
5/15 Boyne City at Harbor Springs
5/17 Harbor Springs at East Jordan
5/19 Petoskey at Harbor Springs
5/22 East Jordan at Harbor Springs
5/24 Harbor Springs at Grayling

May 3: Novi beat Brighton 3-0. Goals were scored by Katie Walker, Stephanie Janssens and Stephanie Crawford.

May 3, 2006 Walled Lake Western 1 Walled Lake Central 2
Played at Walled Lake Western, the Warriors scored first on an indirect kick taken by Freshman Chelsea Hunter. The next two goals were from Viking Sophmore Kelly Finn, who stole a ball off the Warrior defender, and Senior Jess Helton off an assist from Junior Nikki Rousseaux. Taylor Comiskey had 6 saves for Central. Central's overall record is now 8-1-2

May 3: FHE 8 Godwin Heights 0 at Godwin Heights
1. FHE---3rd minute---Caitlin McCarthy, assisted by Liz Raguse
2. FHE---8th minute---Anna Paauwe, assisted by Meagan Hill
3. FHE---21st minute---Haley Kammeraad, assisted by Caitlin McCarthy
4. FHE---37th minute---Liz Raguse, assisted by Haley Kammeraad
5. FHE---38th minute---Suz Wilder, assisted by Kellie Owens
6. FHE---49th minute---Caitlin McCarthy, assisted by Haley Kammeraad
7. FHE---75th minute---Heidi DeVries, assisted by Anna Paauwe
8. FHE---77th minute---Molly Cusack, assisted by Alexis Parks
Goalkeepers: FHE---Carissa Quador (1 save), Godwin---Sarah Schnicke (23 saves).
Shots at Goal: FHE---44, Godwin---1.

May 2: Varsity- Williamston 10, Fowlerville 0
The Gladiators fell to 1-7, 0-3 in the CAAC with a home defeat at the hands of the #4 ranked Hornets from Williamston. The Gladiators travel to face league rival Lakewood Thursday, May 4th. JV game starts at 5PM, with the Varsity game to follow at 6:30PM Andrea Szura was in goal for the Gladiators, and Sophomores Ana Turner and Emmalee Santioni came up from the JV team to help a short handed Gladiator squad. Fowlerville plays host to Lansing Catholic on Saturday, May 6th in their next home contest. JV start time is 11AM, with the Varsity game to follow at 12:30PM.

May 1: Forest Hills Eastern 3, Sparta 0 OK Rainbow (Blue/Silver) at Forest Hills Eastern
1. 13th minute: FHE---Haley Kammeraad, assisted by Kellie Owens
2. 14th minute: FHE---Kellie Owens, assisted by Caitlin McCarthy
3. 26th minute: FHE---Evan Hills, assisted by Allison Assaly
Shots at Goal: FHE 43, Sparta 1
Goalkeepers: Sparta--Jessy Rollston (13 saves), FHE--Carissa Quador (0 saves).

May 1: Bangor John Glenn High School - Bay City, Michigan
Girls Varsity Soccer 2006 at Glenn:
Ogemaw: 4 John Glenn: 5
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 2 (8), Rachel Seifferly 3 (14)
Assists: Kristen Kemmer 2 (5) , Rachel Reinhardt 1 (2), Rachel Seifferly 2 (3)
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 5-1-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 6-3-0

May 1: Lowell 6 Greenville 0
Lowell had too many athletes when compared to Greenville. Greenville rarely had the ball in Lowell's side of the field and had very few if any shots on goal. Lowell squandered numerous opportunities to score. This game never should have gone 80 minutes.

May 1: The Center Line Panthers traveled to Marysville for a MAC Silver match against the Vikings. The Panthers kept their winning streak going by defeating the Vikings 8-1. Jen Warack had 3 goals & started the scoring for the Panthers. Amanda Koelzer scored 2 goals/1 assist while Jackie Hammond had 1 goal/1 assist, Kim Longbrake had 1 goal/2 assists, & Ashley DeLong had 1 goal/1 assist. Goalie Amelia St. Pierre also had an assist. Vikings, Shelbe Vollmer scored the lone goal for Marysville. Marysville's keeper made some great saves throughout the game. The Panthers are: 6-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 9-0-1 Overall
Marysville is: 3-1-1 in the MAC Silver and 3-4-1 Overall. The Panthers will be traveling to Marine City on Wednesday while Marysville will be hosting Mt. Clemens.

May 1: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Milford High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 7-0 Monday night. The first half goals scored were, two by Catherine Terrell and one by Jennifer Giegler. Four more goals were scored in the second half, two by Sloane Levin, one by Emma Pryser and one by Ali Nichols. The girls next game will be a home game Wednesday, May 3rd, start time is 7:00pm at Sloane Field against Novi High School. Come support your team and cheer the girls on!

May 1, 2006 Walled Lake Central -0 Livonia Stevenson - 1
A hard fought game was played between the Vikings and the Spartans at W.L. Central, with the Spartans scoring with 1:30 left in the first half. Central is now 7-1-2

May 1: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan Girls Varsity Soccer 2006 Friday, April 28, at Glenn:
Laker: 4 John Glenn: 1
Goals: Alicia MacMillan 1 (2)
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 4-1-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 5-3-0
This report was called into the BC Times and WNEM TV-5 immediately after the game.
Head Coach: Fran MacMillan
Assistant Head Coach: Tim Sequin
Assistant/JV Coach: Doug Hibbs
Next up: Ogemaw, 5/1 at Glenn; Oscoda, 5/3 at Glenn; Nouvel, 5/5 in the stadium at Glenn; At Western in the stadium, Monday, 5/8

April 28: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Hartland High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 4-0 Friday night. One goal was scored in the first half by Sloane Levin. Three goals were scored in the second half by Jenny Giegler, Brianna Avedisian and Emma Pryser. The girls next game will be an away game tonight Monday, May 1st, at 7:00pm at Milford High School. Come cheer the girls on!

April 27: Center Line defeated Madison Heights 12-0. Goalie, Amelia St. Pierre recorded the shut out. Kristin Cusmano (2 goals, 1 assist), Jackie Hammond (2 goals, 2 assists), Ashley DeLong (2 goals, 3 assists), Hadley Hurst (2 goals, 1 assist), Jackie Kierschke, Jen Warack, Kim Longbrake, Lindsey Lovely each got a goal while Jessica Lusardi and Rachel Wood each got an assist. Madison Heights an up and coming, young team played hard to stop the Panthers. The Panthers are: 5-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 8-0-1 Overall Madison is: 0-5-0 in the MAC Silver and 0-6-0 Overall The Panthers will be traveling to Marysville and Marine City next week.

April 27: JV Score- Haslett 4, Fowlerville 0 Varsity Score- Haslett 7, Fowlerville 0
The Gladiators dropped to 1-6 on the season, and 0-2 in the CAAC Div 3 with a home loss on Thursday night. The Gladiators competed hard throughout the match, blocking many shots, and limiting Haslett to 22 shots for the contest. Heather Hegberg, Heather Sheldon, and Casey Baldus turned in solid performances. In goal, Andrea Szura made 6 saves, and Haleigh Lane added 4 saves. Jamie Jarrell got the only shot for the Gladiators, although the team did have several opportunities that didn't yield a shot.
Fowlerville hosts league rival Williamston (ranked #4 in Division 3) on Tuesday, May 2nd. JV start time is 4PM, with the Varsity to follow at 5:30PM.

April 27: Oakridge beat Mason County Central 5-0. Tessa Burrington had 3 goals and one assist. Jessica Williams had one goal and one assist. E'lyse Parker had one goal. Sam De Nio and Angelina Mosher had the shutout for Oakridge.

April 27: East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted Harbor Springs Thursday evening. Harbor Springs came out and scored 9 goals in the first period and another in the second to defeat East Jordan 10 - 0. It is difficult to express what we did well in this game other than that the girls worked hard. Coming off a tough game last night we were a little low on energy and never really seemed to get our legs working; we seemed to be a step behind all game and our feet just wouldn't hit the ball. Katherine Rowley and Melanie Hillaker both had good games fighting hard to win the ball and get it out of our end. Katherine was able to break free to get a shot on goal, but the rest of our advances were controlled by Harbor's defense.

Wednesday, April 26, 2006

Covenant Christian 6, Creston 0

East Kentwood 4, Holt 0

Grandville 1, Spring Lake 0

Holland Calvary 5, Zion Christian 0

April 26: Subject: JG Girls Varsity Soccer report 4/26/06
Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan Girls Varsity Soccer 2006
Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at Pinconning:
Pinconning: 2 John Glenn: 10
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 3, Sarah Kemmer 2, Rachel Seiferly 3, Breanne Krager 1, Rachel Lawrence 1.
Keeper: Becky Techlin (1 save)
John Glenn NEMC Record: 4-1-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 5-1-0

April 26: The Center Line Panthers came back from spring break ready to continue their quest for their 3rd division title. Goalie, Rachel Wood played her best game this season recording the shut out against the East Detroit Shamrocks in the 5-0 victory. Amanda Koelzer scored the first goal of the game to get the Panthers on the scoreboard. Ashley DeLong (1), Kristin Cusmano (1) and Jackie Hammond (2) scored the follow-up goals. Assists went to Kristin Cusmano, Jackie Hammond. The Shamrocks goalie made some great saves to keep the score down. The Center Line Panthers are: 4-0-0 in the MAC Silver and 7-0-1 Overall. The East Detroit Shamrocks are: 3-1-0 in the MAC Silver and 3-4-0 Overall

April 26: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Howell High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 5-0 last night. Goals scored in the first half were, two by Courtney Kassab and one by Emma Pryser. Goals scored in the second half were by Brianna Avedisian and Jenny Giegler. The girls next game will be a home game on Friday, April 28 at 7:00pm against Hartland High School. Come cheer the girls on!

April 26,2006 Walled Lake Northern - 1 Walled Lake Central - 1
Played at Northern, both goals were scored in the second half. Scoring first on a PK for Central was Danielle Martinak. Northern's goal was scored on a corner kick. Central is now 7-0-2

April 26: East Jordan 1, Elk Rapids 11. East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Elk Rapids Wednesday evening. Elk Rapids came out fast and scored 9 goals in the first half. East Jordan scored in the second half, and then Elk Rapids scored 2 more.
Katherine Rowley worked very hard to make offense against Elk Rapids and after many tries did score on a breakaway, receiving a pass from Danielle Wiser who gets the assist. Midfielder Kelsey Poineau stepped up and had her best game of the season, leading the team in steals and making several very nice plays. Melanie Hillaker also had a strong game in the midfield, working hard to win the ball. As coach I was very proud of the ladies tonight who regrouped and played hard on the offense against a very good team. Games like this encourage me because in the midst of being beat soundly I saw the East Jordan ladies moving the ball, and thinking through what to do, rather than just reacting and kicking at the ball. I'm sorry, I did not get who scored the goals for Elk Rapids, my fill in statistician didn't mark the players for them.

April 26: LMC lost to host Granger Christian 5-2 today in girls soccer action. Scoring for Granger Christian were Tiffany Rensberger, Amanda Mooth, Emma Dunbar, & Cathryn Frazier (2). LMC's Jordan Roseboro had both goals. Rachel Barta had 1 assist.Keepers: LMC Alex Petlick had 6 saves, Granger Christian's Andrea Book 3. Shots; LMC 10, Granger Christian 24. Any questions, please contact LMC Head Coach Ed Maher at ed4@sbcglobal.net.

April 25: East Kentwood 4 Holt 0
Goals by Katie Vander Meer, Kara Lovelace, Morgan Britt, and Kelly Dunbar. Assists by Morgan Britt, Nicole Dulyea (2), Taylor Dilley. Shutout Keigan Edwards. EK is 7-1

April 25: Hart 8 - Montague 0 Blair Collins had 3 goals, Brooke Collins had 2 goals, Katie Kajtazi had 2 goals and 2 assists, Larissa Greiner and Katie Mason each scored once. Teri Daly, Jo Jo Salazar, Katie Mason, Andrea Sturr, and Alyssa each had one assist. Jodi Klooster was in goal, and had 3 saves.

April 25: FHE 10, Ottawa Hills 0
3 goals by Kellie Owens, 1 each by Rebecca Hammond, Allison Assaly, Caitlin McCarthy, Liz Raguse, Molly Cusack, Sheila Waslawski, Wendy Whaley. Shots at Goal: FHE 71, Ottawa Hills 0.

April 25: TC Liberty shutout Boyne City 1-0 as Mariel Dryden scored the lone goal with an assist coming from her sister Helena. TC Liberty 4-0 in the Lake Michigan Conference (5-1 overall) outshot Boyne City 11-0.

April 24, 2006 Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan Girls Varsity Soccer 2006 at Tawas:
Tawas: 1 John Glenn: 0
Keeper: Becky Techlin (5 saves)
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 3-1-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 4-1-0

April 24: Brighton High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated the Mercy High School Girls Soccer Team by the score of 3-0 last night. Goals scored in the second half were by Brianna Avadisian and two by Emma Pryser. The girls next game will be an away game on Wednesday, April 26 at 7:00pm at Howell High School. Come cheer the girls on!

April 24: East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Grayling Monday evening. East Jordan scored first about halfway through the first half, but minutes later Grayling came back to tie it up. In the second half East Jordan scored again to defeat Grayling 2-1. Katherine Rowley led the attack, leading the team in shots on goal and scoring the first goal. Fullback Danielle Wiser picked up the assist by sending the ball to space in front of Katherine. Megan Warnos scored the second goal through shear determination as the Grayling goalkeeper made the initial stop, but dropped the ball, and Megan fought through to finally kick the ball to the back of the net. Melanie Hillaker and BobAnn Fick played very well in the midfield. Melanie was a thorn in Grayling's side all game, working hard to be the first to the ball to keep the attack on. BobAnn was able to move the ball up through her side to start the attack many times. Midfielder Kelsey Poineau came on strong in the second half to turn play back to the attack many times. This was a close game with many exciting plays by both teams and for the spectators a fun game to watch. Jessie Baker scored the Grayling goal.

April 24,2006 Walled Lake Central - 8 Westland John Glen - 0
Played at Central,the Vikings scored 5 goals against the Rockets in the first half. Jess Helton had two goals and Sam Echols had three goals. Assists were from Sam Echols with two and Erin Eddy and Nikki Rousseaux each with one. The second half had two more goals from Sam Echols and a goal from Paige Taylor. Jess Helton had two assists. Taylor Comiskey was in goal for Central with 5 saves

April 24: LMC beat host Covert 5-0 today. LMC had 17 shots on goal. Catie Osborn had 2 goals, Jordan Roseboro had the
hat trick for LMC. No assists. Covert had 2 shots, none on goal. Keepers: LMC's Alex Petlick with the shutout, no saves. Covert; Elizabeth Sarco & Elizabeth Cuadros combined for 11 saves. Any questions, please contact Ed Maher, LMC Head Coach at ed4@sbcglobal.net.

April 21: Varsity Score-Fowlerville 5, Chesaning 0 JV Score- Lansing Christian 1, Fowlerville 0
Goals- Nolen (3), Zachos (2) Assists- Zachos, Jarrell Saves-Szura (F) 0
The Girls Varsity Soccer team held the visiting team from Chesaning without a shot, as they notched their first victory of the year 5-0 Friday night. Justine Nolen scored 3 goals to lead the way, and Justine Zachos added 2 goals to complete the scoring. The defense was led by Andrea Szura in goal, with great efforts from the back line of Heather Hegberg, Mandi Heinrich, Casey Baldus, and Heather Sheldon. The Gladiators (1-5, 0-1) host league rival Haslett on Thursday, April 27th at Fowlerville. JV start time is 4PM, with the Varsity game at 5:30PM.

April 21: East Kentwood 8 Jenison 0
Goals by Nicole Dulyea, Kara Lovelace, Morgan Britt, Mallory Greene, Paige Stevens, Jenna Fagerman, Kelly Schanhals, Jeannette Williams. Assists by Nicole Dulyea (4) and Jenna Fagerman (2). Shutout by Jeannette Williams and Keigan Edwards. EK is 6-1.

April 21; LMC lost to host Buchanan in girls soccer Friday, 6-2, in a non-conference game. Scoring for Buchanan were Andrea Hemminger, Mary Martin, Dana Vorrath, Lenee Buesing and Dani Bachleda (2). Katrina Weldy assisted on one goal. LMC scoring; Catie Osborn 2 goals, Jessica Bellavia 1 assist. Keepers; Buchanan, Robyn Bahr had 6 saves, LMC's Alex Petlick had 9. Shots
on goal; Buchanan 15, LMC 6. Any questions, contact LMC Varsity Coach Ed Maher at ed4@sbcglobal.net.

April 21: Final score: Burt Lake NMCA 8, East Jordan 0 East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted Burt Lake NMCA Friday. The game moved both ways pretty well, but Burt Lake was able to finish while East Jordan failed to find the net. Katherine Rowley played a strong game in both the midfield and as a forward. She led the team in shots on goal with 8 and played an aggressive game in the midfield to make many steals. Also in the midfield were Melanie Hillaker, BobAnn Fick and Jeanne Schultz who each played with a lot of heart and made a big difference for our team. In the fullback line Danielle Wiser and Samantha Higdon stepped in to turn the play back many times. Even though the score was one sided it was a good game with many exciting moments for the crowd to cheer. As coach it encourages me to see some parts working, and hope that we will continue to grow into a competitive team.
Scoring for Burt Lake was Jenny Coburn with 4, Lauren Gall with 2, and Kari
Kennedy and Candy Lee with one each
(When the coach of the opponent give me a roster, I will try to include their players that score and the assists. I am still trying to train managers and so they don't always get all the information. This is what I have tonight; one of my injured players filled in as we are without a manager/statistician.)

April 20: Traverse City Liberty blanks Harbor Springs 3-0 behind the scoring of Marial Dryden, Helena Dryden and Megan Yeiter. Megan Ritsema was in goal for the Liberty.

April 20: Traverse City Liberty edges Elk Rapids 3-2 with goals from Colleen Griffin, Mariel Dryden and Kelly Ritsema. Defensive standouts for TC Liberty (co-op team of TC Christian and TC St. Francis) were Julie Doherty, Lenora Ealy and Megan Ritsema (goal keeper).

April 20: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan Girls Varsity Soccer 2006
Thursday, April 20, 2006 at John Glenn:

John Glenn 3 Standish: 0
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 1 (6), Jessica Cook 1 (1), Tarin Krzwosinski 1 (2)
Assists: Alicia MacMillan 1 (1), Jessica Cook 1 (1), Katelyn Syring 1 (1)
Keeper: Becky Techlin (1 save)
JG shots on goal: 27
Standish keeper saves: 18
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 3-0-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 4-0-0

April 20: JV Score- Lansing Catholic 2, Fowlerville 2
Fowlerville Goals- Emmalee Santioni, Andrea Fasten

Varsity- Lansing Catholic 8, Fowlerville 1
Justine Nolen connected with Jamie Jarrell in the 3rd minute of play to open the CAAC season vs Lansing, but the Gladiators were unable to hold that lead before succumbing Thursday night 8-1 at Lansing Catholic High School. Lansing catholic scored 3 times in the first half, and 5 times In the second as Fowlerville fell to 0-5 on the season, and 0-1 in CAAC play.

The team improved in several key areas, having several dangerous chances, and the shots on goal were closer than the score (19 for LCHS, 8 for Fowlerville). Haleigh Lane and Andrea Szura shared goal keeping responsibilities, and turned back several good scoring chances. Heather Hegberg and Mandi Heinrich played well for the Glads who look to register their first win Friday in a rare 4PM start at home vs Chesaning. The JV team will play at 5:30PM vs Lansing Christian. Come out and kick off Prom weekend by supporting the soccer team.

April 20: East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted Kalkaska Thursday evening for a rough and physical game. The game started out pretty even, but at about halfway through the first half, Kalkaska scored. They added another goal with five minutes left in the half. In the second half Kalkaska again scored about halfway through the half and then three more times to defeat East Jordan 7 - 0.

East Jordan Goalkeeper Skylar Persons started her first game and played very well, stopping 18 shots, including two penalty kicks. Brandie Boike filled in for the last 10 minutes and picked up 3 saves including a penalty kick. Katherine Rowley played a strong game in the midfield, leading the way on the attack but making many steals and intercepts. Samantha Higdon played well as a fullback and then in midfield; in addition to several steals she made three non-keeper saves. The team really pitched in to help the goalkeeper making 11 non-keeper saves.

As coach I was proud of the way the girls kept playing through many collisions as both teams are inexperienced. It is hard to keep getting knocked down or run into and to keep getting up and trying. It showed good character and desire and that will help this team grow up and improve as the season goes on. I was also proud that they kept trying to create offense, hoping to score, even as the score went lopsided.

April 20: Cedar Springs 3 Sparta 0
Scoring for Cedar Springs were Michelle Kern, Jenn Weeks, and Lisa Kidder. Megan Colby had the shutout in goal. That makes Cedar 3-3 on the season.

April 20: FHN beat Holland 1 - 0 at Holland tonight.
FHN - Grandville 3-0
FHN - Kentwood 0-1
FHN - Rockford 1-0
FHN - Holland 1-0

3 -1 - 0 with a home game vs. Petoskey Saturday

April 20: Host Brandywine beat LMC 4-2 in a non-conference girls soccer game tonight.
Felicia Daniels, Jill Sinkoff, Emily Low & Kali Newman scored for
Brandywine. Jordan Roseboro had 2 goals for LMC, with Catie Osborn
assisting on one goal.
Keepers: LMC Osborn with 14 saves; Katie Smallwood had 7 for Brandywine.
Shots: LMC 15, Brandywine 27
Any questions, contact LMC Coach Ed Maher at ed4@sbcglobal.net

April 19:
Varsity Score- Dansville 5, Fowlerville 0 JV Score- Dansville 7, Fowlerville 0
Goals- Minix (D) 11th Minute, Mashak (D) 20th Minute, Mashak (D) 28th
Minute, Sokol (D) 38th Minute, Mashak (D) 76th Minute
Shots- Dansville 26, Fowlerville 3
Saves- Lane (F) 8, Szura (F) 4, Cremer (D) 2
Corner Kicks- Fowlerville 4, Dansville 4
Fouls- Dansville 6, Fowlerville 8
Offsides- Dansville 2, Fowlerville 0
Yellow Card- Hegberg (F)
Freshman Krista Mashak had 3 goals and an assist as Dansville defeated
Fowlerville Tuesday night at Fowlerville.

Senior Goalkeeper Haleigh Lane had 8 saves and Senior Andrea Szura added
4 saves for Fowlerville. Senior Jamie Jarrell led the Glads with 3 shots
on goal, and numerous dangerous chances. Senior Corri Weber led a
Midfield with 80 minutes of effort and leadership.

Fowlerville falls to 0-4, Dansville is 3-0. Fowlerville travels to
Lansing Catholic on Thursday to open their CAAC League season. JV start
time is 4PM, with the Varsity at 5:30PM.

April 19: Oakridge 10 , Montague 0
Oakridge Scorers: Tessa Burrington 2 goals 3 assists, Stefanie Ackerman 2 goals, Kaily Parks 2 goals, Jessica Williams 1 goal
E'lyse Parker 1 goal 1 assist, Myrissa Scott 1 goal 2 assists, Kayellee McClellan 1 goal, Sam De Nio 4 assists
Angelina Mosher and Shannon Maginity had the shutout in net

April 18: Jenison 4 Zeeland West 0
Jenison dominated much of the game. Great offensive pressure by senior Laura Woldyk and sophmore Megan Brown.

April 17: Bangor John Glenn High School Bay City, Michigan
Girls Varsity Soccer 2006 at Oscoda:
Oscoda: 0 John Glenn: 7
Goals: Kristen Kemmer 3 (5), Rachel Seifferly 2 (10), Lauren Brissette 1 (1), Sarah Kemmer 1 (1)
Assists: Sarah Kemmer 1 (4), Kristen Kemmer 1 (3), Rachel Reinhardt 2 (1), Larissa Petroff 1 (2), Rachel Seifferly 1 (1)
Keeper: Becky Techlin (2 saves)
(#) indicates season total as of this game
John Glenn NEMC Record: 2-0-0
John Glenn Overall Record: 3-0-0
This report was called into the BC Times and WNEM TV-5 immediately after the game.
Head Coach: Fran MacMillan
Assistant Head Coach: Tim Sequin
Assistant/JV Coach: Doug Hibbs
Next up: Standish at Glenn, Thursday, April 20; Glenn at Lapeer East Tournament, Saturday, April 22

April 17: East Kentwood 3 Forest Hills Central 2 (OT)
All three EK Goals by Morgan Britt. Assists by Jenna Fagerman, Nicole Dulyea, and Katie Vander Meer. FHC goals by Katie Sargent and Clare Stachel. Assists by Stachel and Waalkes. EK is 5-1.

April 17: East Jordan Girls Soccer traveled to Traverse City to take on TC Liberty (co-op St. Francis & TC Christian). The Liberty came out strong and scored 8 goals in the first half and then 2 in the second to defeat East Jordan 10 - 0. East Jordan Goalkeeper Brandie Boike continues to grow in her role, making 17 saves, several of which were hard point blank shots or where she dove into the feet of the attacker to capture the ball. Fullbacks Danielle Wiser and Alison Romero stepped in to help by making non-keeper saves; 1 for Danielle and 2 for Alison. Freshman Shelby Campbell played a strong game as forward tonight, pressing hard and helping the team move forward for the attack. She and Katherine Rowley generated offense, but were unable to score. As coach, I am pleased with the effort given by these young ladies and am sure we will continue to grow. They have a good attitude are working hard to learn the game.

April 17: FHN played Rockford at FHN and won 1 - 0

April 14: East Kentwood 2 Holland 0
EK goals by Jenna Fagerman and Morgan Britt. Assists by Nicole Dulyea, Katie Vander Meer and Kara Lovelace. Jeannette Williams posted her fourth shutout of the season. EK is 4-1.

April 13 Hart beat Whitehall 6 - 2. Brooke Collins had one goal, Blair Collins had a hat trick and Katie Kajtazi had 2 goals. Sarah Sikkenga scored twice for Whitehall. Jo Jo Salazar had 2 assists, Amanda VanDenHeuvel had 1 assist, Alyssa Seguin had 1 assist, Jenna Aebig had 1 assist, and Katie Kajtazi had 1 assist.

April 13 East Jordan Girls Soccer hosted Charlevoix Thursday evening. This game was pretty much all Charlevoix as they defeated East Jordan 10 - 0. Fullback Danielle Wiser had a strong game, making several very good plays to stop shots on goal or breakaways. Her defensive partner Cortney Goedike, a first year player, also had some good plays. Kelsey Poineau and Katherine Rowley lead the team in the midfield working hard all game to try to break down Charlevoix's attack. This game was a bit of a let down for the girls after doing well against Boyne City, Charlevoix played hard and well and we just didn't adjust well to a fast game. This is a place our inexperience shows itself, but the girls didn't give up, so I am happy with their effort.

April 12 Cedar Springs 5 Tri-county 1
Scoring were Michelle Kern with 2 goals and Emily Secor, Lisa Kidder and Brandee Weeks with one goal each. Cedar Springs out shot Tri - County 32 -3.