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Division I

Northshore Upsets Curtis 10-9

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Northshore 10, Curtis 9 (Alex Bus, N, 3 goals, 4 ground balls; Kyle Barrett, N, 3 goals, 2 ground balls; Kevin Luo, N, 8 saves; Brandon Dean, C, 3 goals, 1 assist, 8 ground balls; Quinn Moody, C, 2 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Carson Stewart, C, 2 goals, 1 ground ball; Alex Larson, C, 1 goal, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Tony Nigh, C, 9 saves, 4 ground balls)

Skyline Eases Past Stadium 13-6

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Skyline 13, Stadium 6 (Andrew Hankey, SK, 4 goals, 3 assists, 4 ground balls; Cannon Gardner, SK, 4 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Max Saffle, SK, 2 goals, 3 assists, 2 ground balls; Cory Larson, SK, 5 ground balls)

Providence Beats Lake Washington 5-3

This inter-division game featured some surprises.  LW's Jake and Cody Bernstein sat out the game and took on the role of coaches.  The switch allowed for more of the LW bench to get playing time while providing the two brothers with some perspective and lessons from the sideline.  Providence scored the first goal from on some nice dodging from Ryan Morris in the first quarter.  No team would score for the rest of the half.  Unsettled play, especially on the Kangs side of the ball led to frequent turnovers.  In the third quarter the Highlanders got some momentum and found the net taking a 3-2 lead at the end of the quarter.  Both teams fought hard back-and-forth.  The Kangs refocused and made a comeback.  Ben Anderson scored the equalizer at the 11 minute mark in the fourth quarter.  Providence took a one goal lead with less than five remaining and with less than two minutes remaining it was Highlander ball.  A mental mistake of stepping out the box, gave the ball to the Kangs fro a last gasp to tie the game.  However, some poor shots, good checks and a few ground ball scrums later found Providence with the ball in transition.  The scored the deal breaker with under a minute to play and locked up the win 5-3.

Providence's Ryan Morris post-game comments

Tacoma Trumps Stadium 13-8

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Tacoma 13, Stadium 8 (Connor McLeod, T, 4 goals, 4 assists, 5 ground balls; Jacob Bolek, T, 5 goals, 4 ground balls; Garrett Stockdale, T, 3 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls;  Connor O’Brien, T, 10 ground balls; Andrew Rega, T, 3 saves; Connor Jones, T, 1 save; Aaron Park, S, 2 goals, 2 assists, 3 ground balls; Kevin Park, S, 1 assist, 12 ground balls; J.P. Falk, S, 9 ground balls; Evan Lineweaver, S, 10 saves)

Puyallup Gets First Win Over Vashon 16-14

Puyallup scored four unanswered goals at the end of the third quarter and early in the fourth to pull away from Vashon for a 16 to 14 victory at the Vultures home field. Despite Luke Hembree's incredible nine goals in a career night, and Dan Lofland's 10 assists, every time the Vultures closed the gap Puyallup would find a way to maintain their lead.  Robert Abbott had a career night at the face off X as well, winning 26 of 28 draws and grabbing 28 ground balls to help Puyallup maintain possession and put pressure on the Vashon defense. In a back and forth first half, Puyallup held a slight edge 6-5 at the intermission. After Hembree tied it at 10 midway through the third quarter Abbott found Dean Morris on the crease with a laser feed for the go-ahead goal at the 2 min. 20 Mark. 33 seconds later Abbott found Alex Moyer for his second of the night followed by another goal by senior Morris 40 seconds after that to close out the third. After Robert Abbott opened the fourth with an unassisted dodge from up top to put Puyallup on top by four, the Panthers and the Vultures then traded goals until late when Hembree closed out the scoring with two goals in the last minute of the game. 

(Abbott P 4g 4a 28gb's Morris P 5g 2a 6gbs Buman P 2g 4a 2gb Wolfe P 1g 5gbs Ehli P 10 saves Hembree V 9g 2a 7gb Stackhouse V 1g 10a Smith V 2g 5gbs Lofland V 1g 1a 7 gbs Bomber V 16 saves)
 

Bellevue Cruises Past Overlake 14-4

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Bellevue 14, Overlake 4 (Hank Bethke, B, 4 goals, 4 assists, 3 ground balls; Drew Douglas, B, 5 goals, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; Cole Johnson, B, 3 goals, 2 assists, 2 ground balls; Thomas Spengler, B, 1 goal, 2 assists, 1 ground balls; Andrew Gulrajani, B, 1 goal, 1 ground balls; Austin Boyd, B, 8 saves, 2 ground balls; Barrett Jenness, OV, 2 goals, 1 ground balls; Erik Risa, OV, 2 goals, 14 ground balls; Nick Evans, OV, 6 saves, 4 ground balls)

Eastlake Blasts Tapps 19-9

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Eastlake 19, Lake Tapps 9 (Brian Quick, E, 4 goals, 5 assists, 6 ground balls; Zach Schute, E, 4 goals, 2 assists; Tanner Clinch, E, 5 goals; Josiah Fonte, E, 3 goals, 2 ground balls; Joe Talbot, E, 1 goal, 6 ground balls; Patrick Keogh, E, 1 goal, 1 assist, 4 ground balls; Kohl Headlund, E, 1 goal, 1 assist; Avery Harkins, E, 8 saves;  Michael Lucchesi, LT, 3 goals, 1 assist, 5 ground balls; Andy Russell, LT, 5 goals, 1 assist, 1 ground ball; Josh Davenport, LT, 1 goal, 1 assist; Skyler Harris, LT, 5 ground balls; Ben Kelley, LT, 8 saves)

 

Curtis Falls to Bainbridge 14-5

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Bainbridge 14, Curtis 5 (Alexander Rabin, B, 3 goals, 1 assist, 3 ground balls; Cameron Parker, B, 2 goals, 1 assist, 1 ground ball; Alex Crane, B, 2 goals, 4 ground balls; Jacob Goodman, B, 2 goals, 1 assist; Jason Ashton, B, 6 ground balls; Nick Lacy, B, 4 ground balls; Julian Skotheim-Hillis, B, 6 saves;  Colby Carr, C, 2 goals, 7 ground balls; Brandon Dean, C, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Quinn Moody, C, 1 goal; Carson Stewart, C, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Tony Nigh, C, 16 saves)

Issaquah Hitting Running Stride, Downs Northshore 18-4

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Issaquah 18, Northshore 4 (Matt O’Neill, IS, 5 goals, 2 assists, 6 ground balls; Jake Fritz, IS, 4 goal, 1 ground ball; Julian Ritchie, IS, 3 goals; Brady Hahn, IS, 3 saves; O’Neil Hughes, IS, 1 save; FosterWisman, NS, 2 goals; Kevin Luo, NS, 10 saves)

Skyline Blows Out Lakeside 19-1

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Skyline 19, Lakeside 1 (Cannon Gardner, S, 7 goals, 1 assist; Andrew Hankey, S, 4 goals, 2 assists; Ryan Benz, S, 2 goals, 2 assists; Chinmay Nirkhe, L, 1 goal; Peter Scott, L, 13 saves)

Lake Washington Bests Vashon 11-7

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Lake Washington 11, Vashon 7 (Cooper Ramstead, LW, 4 goals, 1 assist; Hank Schmale, LW, 3 goals; Cody Bernstein, LW, 2 goals; Carson Brown, LW, 2 goals; Jonah Friedl, LW, 12 saves; Luke Hembree, V, 3 goals, 1 assist; Konnar Fall, V, 2 assists; Marquis Stendahl, V, 14 saves)

Mercer Island Plays Keep Away From Crusaders 19-5

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Mercer Island 19, Eastside Catholic 5 (Connor Bernal, MI, 5 goals, 4 ground balls; Doug Mahony, MI, 3 goals; Colton Knebel, MI, 2 goals, 5 ground balls; Brian Bernstein, MI, 5 saves; Ross Komenda, EC, 2 goals; Michael Rambaldini, EC, 1 goal; Kyle Decker, EC, 1 goal; Josh Jacobs, EC, 4 saves)

Tahoma Over Stadium 11-2

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Tahoma 11, Stadium 2 (Alex Pliler, T, 4 goals, 1 assist; Joe Pedro, T, 7 ground balls; Justin Hanson, T, 8 saves; Dave Deroin, S, 1 goal; JP Falk, S, 1 goal; Aaron Park, S, 4 ground balls; Evan Lineweaver, S, 11 saves)

Division II

Woodinville Wins Close One 9-8 Over Providence

In a Cascade conference match-up, the Falcons pulled out a close win over rival Providence.  The game resembled a diesel engine, starting slow in the first half and then firing on all cylinders in the second.  The Highlanders came out strong with goals from Oliver and Hayden Thomas leading a five goal lead in the first quarter.  The Falcon defense was caught by surprise.  There was a large crowd for both teams on hand that added to the importance of the game.  The second quarter was the doldrums, neither team scored any points as turnovers, poor clears created a back-and-forth game.  The halftime score was 5-0 Highlander leader.  Action opened in the third quarter with Providence drawing numerous penalties, which would be their Achilles' heel all night.  Woodinville's freshman standout Daniel McKee led his team with the comeback.  They were knocked back into the game after an illegal hit on Falcon attackman Britt Sanders led to some harsh words and penalty for the Highlanders.  Sanders struck on the EMO ignited his team into frenzy.  Simultaneously, Providence's school cheerleaders showed up bringing a boisterous crowd into the game.  The Falcons battled back swinging momentum their way.  Tyler Paris scored Woodinville's equalizer at five.  However, the game became neck and neck for the rest of the game as Providence led 7-6 at the end of the third quarter.  McKee became the go-to player for Woodinville as he became the team's point leader.  A quiet JD Chapman exploded in the fourth quarter bull dodging his way to the net.  He tied up the game at eight and then scored again with two minutes remaining to give his team a 9-8 lead.  During the next face-off Providence came up with possession and settled with time ticking away.  They got an EMO with 11 seconds remaining.  Woodinville's defense stepped up after a poor first half and killed the penalty cementing the 9-8 win. 

Players of the Game:

Daniel McKee- 3g, 2a

Oliver Thomas- 3g

Woodinville head coach Gavin Molitar's post-game comments 

Snohomish Beats Everett 15-7

 

By Dave Dunlap

Everett came out strong, by jumping on Snohomish fast and early.  They came out to a quick 4-2 lead, behind three early goals from Ian Strong. The lead would last only until the beginning of the second quarter.  Snohomish put aside its early sloppy play, woke up and proceeded to rip off 6 unanswered goals to lead 9-4 at halftime. Snohomish continued the blitz in the third period and into fourth, rattling the cage 4 more times extending their lead to 13-4, led by Devin Remlinger (3goals, 2 assist) and Josh Pedersen (3 goals)  Everett would not score again until 3 minutes left in the game when Strong got back on the score board with his fourth of the game. The defense for Everett did not help their goalie who did his best with 14 saves, while Perley from Snohomish chipped in with 9 saves of his own.

Snohomish 15 Everett 7  (P.O.G. Remlinger 3g, 2a)

Hale Upends Franklin 15-4

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Nathan Hale 15, Franklin 4 (Jack MacIntire, NH, 4 goals, 3 assists; David Shiplett, NH, 3 goals, 1 assist; Alex Wright, NH, 1 goal, 4 assists; Alan Ginn, NH, 2 saves; Jacob Chin, F, 2 goals, 6 ground balls; Ryan Pulido, F, 1 goal; Phi Le, F, 1 goal, 1 assist; Justin Dayrit, F, 16 saves)

Garfield On Verge of Clinching Metro, Downs Riders 13-4

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Garfield 13, Roosevelt 4 (Reid Kenny, G, 3 goals, 1 assist, 1 ground balls; Carl Barnes, G, 3 goals, 6 ground balls; Justin Guity, G, 3 goals, 1 ground ball; Danny Strick, G, 6 saves; Parker Williamson, R, 2 goals, 1 ground ball; Eli Harmon, R, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Forrest Millet, R, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Casey Kreiter, R, 5 ground balls; Kevin Ault, R, 9 saves)

Totems Roll Past Liberty 17-1

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Sammamish 17, Liberty 1 (Tyvan Schmidt, S, 3 goals, 1 assist; Andrew Wenzl, S, 3 goals, 1 assist; Tyler Wright, S, 2 goals; Ryley Martin, S, 1 goal, 2 assists; Mitch Williams, S, 4 saves; Colin Ross, L, 1 goal, 2 ground balls; Sam Dotd, L, 5 ground balls; Roland Deex, L, 9 saves)

Highline Blasts Mt. Si 14-2

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Highline 14, Mt. Si 2 (Dimitris Jones, H, 5 goals, 4 ground balls; Scott Bredberg, H, 2 goals; Isaac Simpson, H, 2 goals, 4 ground balls; Anthony Parker, H, 7 assists, 4 ground balls; Tanner Seramur, H, 7 saves; Andrew Bottemiller, MS, 1 goal, 3 ground balls; Tylar Young, MS, 1 goal, 1 ground balls; Beau Bachand, MS, 5 ground balls; Cameron Pike, MS, 9 saves)

Stanwood Beats North County 15-5

S. Kitsap Falls to Port Angeles 12-3 

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Port Angeles 12, South Kitsap 3 (Joey Hall, PA, 4 goals, 5 ground balls; Jacob Dostie, PA, 3 goals, 11 ground balls; Keegan Gallagher, PA, 1 goal, 4 ground balls; Kevin Katterson, PA, 1 goal, 3 assists; Cole Bailey, PA, 1 goal, 6 ground balls; Julian Walls, PA, 17 saves; Kellen Kennedy , SK, 2 goals, 3 ground balls; Jacob Pergande, SK, 1 goal, 4 ground balls; Dylan Wilson, SK, 6 ground balls; Ryan Griffin, SK, 6 ground balls; Ben Landry, SK, 12 saves)

Snohomish Wins Close One Against Skagit Valley 7-4

Snohomish 7, Skagit Valley 4 (Jarrett Toy, SN, 4 goals; Mike Gianola, SN, 1 goal; Cody Chester, SN, 1 goal; Brandon Todd, SN, 1 goal, 2 assists, 3 ground balls; Austin Tippett, SN, 7 ground balls; Nolan Schilling, SN, 7 ground balls; Colin Perley, SN, 9 saves; Griffin Van Baush, SV, 2 goals, 1 assist, 12 ground balls; Peter Isaacson, SV, 1 goal; Kyle Mack, SV, 1 goal; Jordan Johnson, SV, 16 saves )

N. Kitsap Falls to Klahowya 14-4

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Klahowya 14, North Kitsap 4 (Chris McGuire, K, 4 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Kevin Bastein, K, 4 goals, 3 ground balls; Nick Johanson, K, 1 goal, 9 ground balls; Nehemiah Salo, K, 6 saves)

Woodinville Blasts Everett 20-3

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Woodinville 20, Everett 3 (Britt Sanders, W, 5 goals, 1 assist; JD Chapman, W, 4 goals, 4 assists, 2 ground balls; Daniel McKee, W, 4 goals, 4 ground balls; Jacob Dransfield, W, 7 ground balls; Thomas Cast, W, 7 saves; Ian Strong, E, 2 goals; Chas Stringfellow, E, 1 goal, 1 assist; Merrick Rutledge, E, 13 saves)

Redmond Over Mt. Si 16-5

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Redmond 16, Mt. Si 5 (Liam Watkins, R, 8 goals, 1 assist, 6 ground balls; Harrison Stankey, R, 4 goals, 7 ground balls; Quinn Aebi, R, 2 goals, 2 ground balls; Casey Downey, R, 1 goal, 1 assist; Nicco Shewey, R, 10 saves; Tyler Young, MS, 1 goal; Bradley Christensen, MS, 1 goal; Tucker Dana, MS, 1 goal; Andrew Bottemiller, MS, 1 goal, Ryker, Schwartzenberger, MS, 1 goal; Matt Yan, MS, 6 saves; Cameron Pike, MS, 4 saves)

Roosevelt Escapes Nathan Hale 13-9

SCORING HIGHLIGHTS:  Roosevelt 13, Nathan Hale 9 (Parker Williamson, R, 3 goals, 3 assists, 2 ground balls; Eli Harmon, R, 3 goals, 4 ground balls; Jack Christenson, R, 3 goals, 2 ground balls; Kevin Ault, R, 13 saves; Alex Wright, NH, 5 goals, 1 assist, 2 ground balls; David Shiplett, NH, 1 goal, 11 ground balls; Will Snider, NH, 1 goal, 1 ground ball; Ben Joers, NH, 1 goal; Alan Ginn, NH, 8 saves)