Field Hockey Roundup – September 25th, 2018

Recapping Yesterday’s Games

Starpoint found itself trailing Sweet Home by a goal entering the last few minutes of regulation. Faith Lunn was able to score with 1:00 left in the game to force overtime. The game would end up going to a shoot out where Makenzie Weber, Lindsey Blount and Lia Pusateri were able to convert their 1v1s and earn the 2-1 OT win for Starpoint. Kiersten Balko had 9 saves in goal for the Lady Spartans.

Morgan Berndt’s hat-trick led Clarence to an 8-0 win over Holland. Emma Muchow, Madison Leeper, Morgan Cole and Maggie Kelkenberg (2 goals, 3 assists) also scored for the Lady Red Devils. Katelyn Scioli and Elise Bearance chipped in 2 assists each.

West Seneca West topped East Aurora 2-0 to improve to 4-3-2 on the season. Both goals for the Lady Indians were scored by Abby Breen. Katie Bohne recorded her 5th shutout of the season.

Lancaster’s Jill Blas scored her second hat-trick of the season and chipped in an assist to lead Lancaster over West Seneca East 8-0. Lexi Odrobina contributed a pair of goals and assists. Sara Zielinski and Madison Tadusz shared the team’s shut out effort in goal.

Lauren Rabinowitz (1 goal, 1 assist), Emma Roland (1 goal), Halle Petrillo (1 goal) and Gabby Manzella (1 goal) scored the goals for Williamsville North as they knocked off Eden 4-0. Ryleigh Bies, Sydney Moyer and Jordan Cooper each contributed an assist.

Medina blanked Buffalo Seminary 3-0 in a non-league matchup to improve to 6-2 overall on the season. Sarah Cochrane, Guinevere Schalck, and Micaela Erway scored for the Lady Mustangs.

Ella Sturm kicked off the scoring for Iroquois in their 4-0 win over Hamburg. Liz Fonfara and Quinn Wierzkowski added two goals and 1 goal respectively. Madison Miranda earned the shutout in goal.

Amber Reisdorf finished 2 beautiful cross feeds from Morgan McAfee to lead Pioneer over Williamsville East 3-1. Mykala Furman added a third goal on a pass from Bella Addesa to help her team improve to 7-2 on the season.

Elisabeth Sidorski scored to help Williamsville South to a 1-0 win over Amherst. The assist was credited to Elizabeth Jackson.

Later This Afternoon

Wilson @ Akron – 4:45pm

Barker @ Medina – 4:45pm

Kenmore-City Honors @ Roy-Hart – 5:00pm

What To Watch For

After dropping their first two games to league-leading Barker and 2nd place Roy-Hart, Medina has put together a 6-game winning streak that has seen them outscore their opponents 24-3, including 4 shutouts.

Medina knocked off Akron, the only team to best Barker this year, last Tuesday. That win, a 6-game winning streak and home field advantage has Head Coach Amber Cleaveland and her Lady Mustangs excited for this afternoon’s game.

Barker, who is coming off a signature win of their own after beating Roy-Hart 2-1 on Thursday, beat Medina 7-2 in their first contest. The Lady Raiders will need to get off to another fast start to control the momentum of the game early on if they wish to remain atop the N-O league standings.