(Records in parenthesis)

Aug 14
Scrimmages and Jamborees

  Tuesday Aug 17
Concord (1-0) 4, Bethany Christian (0-1) 1
Phil Eby 2 goals Adam Garner 1 and Justin Davis 1 for Concord

 Mishawaka 3, LaVille 2

 Goshen (1-0) 4 Riley (0-1) 1
Chris Noonan scored for Riley
Austin Mault, Saul Meji, Ricardo Ramirez, Aaron Apple scored for Goshen

Wednesday August 18
Washington (1-0) 6, Oregon Davis (0-1) 0
Patrick Jacobsen-Reighter and James Spillman scored twice each and Michael Chlebek scored once and added an assist. Goalkeeper Eliem Linares scored on PK and had 4 saves.

Thursday Aug 19
Plymouth 5 (1-0) LaSalle 2 (0-1)
Jose Ramirez scored twice, Jacob Agiar, Kalvin Cox, and Brent Houin once for the Rockies. LaSalle's Brian Macer and added an assist for Adam Demeter.

 Penn 1 (1-0) St. Joe 0 (0-1)
John Primrose from Matt Abbott in 31 st minute

E Memorial (1-0) 4, Bethany Christian (0-2) 0
Sean Broderick scored twice and brandon Phillips and Edmund Mashala one each.

Northridge 2 Clay 2
Kordell Schrock scored twice including the equalizer in the last minute Maike Daily recoreded 2 assists. Adam Ponder and Luke Dillon scored for Clay while Seth Ponder recorded two assists

 Warsaw 1 (1-0) Elkhart Central 0 (0-1)
Brian Watson scored wiith an assist from Tim Zentz in the first half.

 Goshen 8 (2-0) East Noble 0
Scorers were Saul Mejia (plus 2 assists), Michael Weaver (2 goals), Julio Rivera, Ricardo Ramirez, Gerardo Quiroz( Elias perez assist), Josh Keister (plus an assist) , Jeff Albrecht. James graber had an assist.

 Elkhart Baptist 7, LaVille 0
 

 Friday Aug 20
Argos 5 Oregon Davis 1
Brandon Shafer scored twice while Dustin O'Dell, Jimmy Boroughs, and Brian hagan scored once.

  Saturday Aug 21
Westview 1 Argos 0

 Penn (2-0) 2, Adams (0-1) 1
Penn had two goals by Mike Erickson and two assists by Matt Abbott. Adams Richard Trejo had an assist from Rhett Zych. Penn was ranked #18, Adams #17 in pre season

 Laporte 4 (1-0), lowell 2 (0-3)
Laporte Andras Koltal (2 goals one assist), and Vic Aguilar (2 goals, 1 assist)

 Concord 12, West Noble 0.
Michigan City 2, Mishawaka 1
Winamac@Frankfort Tourney

Monday Aug 23

Marian 5, Washington 0
Joel Dosmann scored three times, Andy Blum once, and Andrew Sfreddo once. Marian led at halftime , 1-0.

 Winamac@Kankakee Valley

  Tuesday Aug 24
Trinity @ LaSalle

 EMHS (2-0-0) 1 ~ Concord (2-1-0) 0

 Nick Slabaugh (2nd minute) was the goal scorer on a direct free kick from 25 yds. Very sloppy game due to weather and Concord controlled for the better part generating more chances but were unable to crack the frame. Memorial's defense held strong led by workmanlike efforts from Senior sweeper Matt Davis and Junior Nate Stemm. Chris DiPiro had the shutout in goal bringing his career shutout total to 14 1/2 (9 last year). This total is far and above the career best in history at Memorial.

 Shots ON GOAL were 5-3 in favor of Concord with EMHS' DiPiro making 5 saves and Concord's keeper, Tony Lyon, with 1 save. Concord also led in corner kicks 7-3. JV score was also 1-0 in favor of Memorial.

Mishawaka @Northwood rained out
Warsaw at Adams rained out
Clay@Plymouth rained out
Westview@Goshen
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Wednesday, August 25
Merrilleville 2 LaPorte 1
 

Thursday Aug 26
Westville at Argos  no score reported
Penn (3-0) 5 Mishawaka (1-1) 0
Mike Erickson scored twice and added an assist while Patrick Miller also scored 2 goals and Greg mangan one. Adam Murfurt and Aaron Butler added assists
Washington (2-1) 2 LaSalle (1-2) 1
Aldo Huitzil and Teddy Kruszka scored for the Panthers, Jon marang tallied a PK for La Salle
Marian (2-0) 1, Concord (1-2) 0
Rick Sotebeer scored in the 35th minute

Northwood@E Memorial
EMHS   3   ~   Northwood   0
Goals:   Sean Broderick (12th min.) assisted by Nick Slabaugh
              Derek Sapikowski (34th min.) assisted by Slabaugh
              Broderick (45th min.) assisted by Sapikowski
Shots on Goal:   EMHS   10   Northwood   2
Corner Kicks:   EMHS   10   Northwood   1
GK Saves:   EMHS (Chris DiPiro - 2)  N'wood (Casey Lehman - 7)
DiPiro posted his third consecutive shutout behind a strong defensive effort
from senior Nick Slabaugh, freshman Trent Osborn, and junior Carlos Vargas.
Brandon Phillips played another solid game offensively maintaining pressure
and possession in the offensive third.
Team records:  EMHS 3-0-0 and Northwood 0-1

Elkhart Central  6 (1-1, 1-0) , Riley (0-2, 0-1) 1
Chris McNeil scored three times, Esteban Echeverria, Justin Antioho,Mike Greenlee added others.  Jeremy Wade scored for the Wildcats

Clay (1-0-1, 1-0) 2, Adams (0-2, 0-1) 1
Ken Mikels-Adachi and Adam Ponder both were assisted by nathan Hyde. Adams Chris Semia was assisted by david Dickerson. Ponder scored the winning goal with 40 seconds remaining

  Friday Aug 27
 Argos 3 Elkhart Baptist 2
Brandon Shafer, Dustin O'Dell, and Bill Robertson scored for Argos/ Tony Hyser (Drew Ryall) and Tyler Schumacher (hyser) scored for Baptist

  Saturday Aug 28
FW Carroll (3-0)4. Argos (2-2) 1
Ryan Rogers scored for Argos. Rick Smith 92), jeff Dillman and matt Ramsey one each.

Marian (3-0) 6 Bethany Christian 0
Andy Blum scored twice, Albert Sfreddo, Roger Klauer, Derek Ashbaugh, and Tommy Walz once. Nate White and Rick Sotebber added assists

Adams 4 (1-2)  St. Joe (0-2) 3
David Dickerson scored twice and added an assist whileDanile Wolfson (Kevin Stiver) and Rhett Zych  also scored. Jordan Price and Richrd trejo added assists. Eddie Baumgartner, Andy bathrick and Bryan Murphy scored for St. Joe Assists were credited to Murphy, Greg Noonan (2)

Trinity@Washington  no score

Wawasee 5 (1-1-1), Riley (0-2-1) 5 Andres Salinas, Eric Purkey, Jeremy Wade, nd Chris Noonan scored for Riley Assists were credited to Wade, and Chris Henry. Wawasee Matt Klassen scored 3 goals, Alex hernandez, and Pete Wamsley one apiece. Assists were Sam Shipley (2) , Hernandez,

Plymouth 2, Clay 1
Notes from Clay coach george Lund: We lost to Plymouth on Saturday morning 2-1.  The game was a makeup for Tuesdays game which was postponed due to lightning.  Plymouth scored first on a penalty kick . We dominated the action and had many chances but could not finish. Plymouth then scored in the second half on a bad angle shot to make the score 2-0.  We continued to attack and had many chances before Nathan Hyde finally scored.

LaPorte (2-1) 6, Winimac (0-5) 1
Six players scored for LaPorte who came from a 1-1 halftime tie for the win. Chris Padgett, Vic Aguilar (one assist), Andres Kltal 2 (Andy Stanton 1 assist), Stanton (Kyle Crabtree), and Dan Amey (Jeremy Heinhold)
 

Tuesday Aug 31
LaSalle at LaVille
no score reported

Marian 2, Penn 1  specs to follow
Nathan White (Joel Dossman)  and Andy Blum (Jason Ditsch) scored for Marian

Concord (2-2) 3, Clay 2-1-2 2
Nathan Hyde (ken Michals Adachi) and  Art cafiero (Mikels Adachi. Third goal unknown scored for Clay. Justin Davis scored twice and mark meyers once for Concord. Concord assists went to Pat Gross and Curtis Talen.

Goshen 2, Elkhart Central 1

EMHS   2   ~   Northridge   0
Shots on goal:  EMHS  5   Northridge  4
Corner Kicks:   EMHS  6   Northridge  5
GK Saves:  (EM) Chris DiPiro 1   (NHS) Kyle Klunder  3
Goals:  Trent Osborn unassisted in 36th minute
              Chris Van Orsdoll assisted by Nate Stemm in 51st min.
Varsity Team Records:  EMHS  4-0-0      NHS 2-1-1
    Nate Stemm, Carlos Vargas and Nick Slabaugh played solid games in the
defense producing the Charger's fourth consecutive shutout.  Much of the
second half was played without standout sweeper Matt Davis who suffered a
recurring knee injury and was removed from the game with a 2-0 lead.
Northridge sustained pressure on the goal but came away with just two
strikes on the crossbar.

Warsaw (2-0) 2 Riley (0-3-1)  0
Bne Minnick (Mark Lafountaine) and Adam Sisson scored for the Tigers

Northwood  (1-1) 1, Washington (2-2)  0
Jimmy Beath scored in the 63rd minute

  Wednesday Sep 1
Argos at Marquette

  Thursday Sep 2
Warsaw@Concord
Riley 6 (1-3-1) , Mishawaka 0
Chris henry scored twice, Kevi brenneman, Chris Noonan, Eric Purkey,and paulo San Juan tallied for the Wildcats

Marian 4 (5-0) Northridge 1
Joel Dosmann scored twice, Andy Blum and Rick Sotebeer once for Marian, Rustin Swaartzentruber (Todd Pletcher assist) for Northridge
E Memorial (5-0) 8, LaSalle (1-4) 0
5th minute   own goal
24th min.   Joe Adkins assisted by Nate Stemm
30th min.   Matt Hart assisted by Jon Slabaugh
36th min.   Derek Sapikowski assisted by Brandon Phillips
37th min.   Chris DiPiro (Penalty Kick)
44th min.   Jon Slabaugh assisted by Stemm
50th min.   Nate Stemm unassisted
63rd min.   Chris Van Orsdoll assisted by Phillips
Shots on goal:   EMHS   21     LaSalle   5
Corner Kicks:   EMHS   10     LaSalle   2
GK saves:   DiPiro (EM)  2   Undheim Ingve 5 / Jon Marang 6 (L)
Memorial's relentless pressure provided ample cushion with a 5-0 lead by
half-time.  Seven different players scored for the Chargers as they held off
the hustling LaSalle counterattack.  First career goals were registered by
GK Chris DiPiro and flank Matt Hart, both seniors.  Also scoring for the
first time at the varsity level, junior Joe Adkins and sophomore Jon
Slabaugh.  Memorial registered its record fifth straight shutout amassing
400 goal-free minutes.

Community Baptist 1 Culver Community 0
Brad Birkey scored in the 61st minute.

Elkhart Central Beat Washington

Goshen@Plymouth  Goshen beat Plymouth

St. Joe 6, Clay 2
Brian Murphy scored 3 goals, Danny Conroy 2, and Eddie Baumgartner 1 for St. Joe.

LaPorte (2-2, 1-1) 2, Crown Point 1
Andras Koltai helped lead the way in a thrilling 2-1 come from behind victory over a scrappy Crown Point team.  CP led 1-0 at halftime and seemed to have the match under control when the Slicers came out strong and finally were rewarded in the 65th minute when Victor Aguilar set up Andras Koltai for the equalizer. In the second overtime, the Slicers again scored when Aguilar fed Koltai who dribbled by 3 players into the box and slotted a shot with his left foot.  The Slicers were led defensively by Ben Tobar and Jon Brugos.  The outside backs (Chris Strobel and Ryan Schnitzer) also played a vital role.  This win was a very big Duneland match to get under our belt!  Vince Ganzberg

 Friday Sep 3
Adams@Hoosier Cup
Adams lost twice and tied once at the tournament   no other details available
 

 Saturday Sep 4
St. Joe 4 (2-2) , Argos 2
Andy bathrick scored 2, Brian Murphy and Danny Conroy one each.
Midwest Classic Tournament-
Penn 2 Logansport 1
Mike Erickson and and Mike Sullivan scored for Penn
Penn 2  Indianapolis Pike 0
Mike Erickson scored twice in the first half
Penn is now 5-1

Elkhart Central 2, Pike 1
Noel Ermis and Chris McNeil scored for Central. Justin Antioho assisted.
Elkhart Central 4, Logansport 2 Chris McNeil scored 3, Nate Banks 1. Assists to Shane Magyer, Noel Ermis and Estban Echeverria

Elkhart Baptist 1, Wawasee 0
Tyler Schumacher scored for Baptist in the 23rd minute

Plymouth Classic-Mishawaka, Plymouth, Culver Comm, Winamac  no scores reported

Marian (6-0) 6, Culver Military (0-1) 1

E Memorial (5-0-1) 1 Westview 1
Westview's Chris Ponce scored in the 80th minute on a defensive error. Brandon Phillips was assisted by Jon Slabaugh in the 12th minute for Elkhart memorial

Adams@Hoosier Cup (Bloomington)  no scores reported

Clay (1-3-2) 4, Lake Central (3-1-1)4
Jon Wassner unsassisted, Nathan Hyde (ken Michals Adachi),  Chen (Adam Ponder) and Nathan Hyde  Unassisted ) for Clay. lake Central scored in the80th minute to tie.
 

Washington ( 4-3) 3 Michigan City (1-3) 2
James Spillman Brain Burnett (M. Leo) and Michael Chlebek scored for Washington.Steve Blakemore scored twice for MC

Monday, Sept 6
Plymouth Tournament

 Tuesday Sep 7
Northridge (4-2-1) 4 Mishawaka 0
Rustin Swartzentruber scored twice while Todd Pletcher scored and added an assist. Kordell Schrock scored the fourth goal. Other assists to  Mike Daly, Marc Brilliandt, and Chris Thorne.

Marian (7-0) 3, Clay (1-4-1) 0
Joel Dosmann scored twice and Rick Sotebeer once. Roger Klauer assisted twice and Andrew Sfreddo once..

Culver Military (1-1) 2  Culver Community (0-5-1) 1
Alex Sanchez and Javier Patino scored for Military (assists to Casey Hanyzewski and Brian Sipotz). Jose Jiminez scored for Community. CMA took 55 shots on goal to  10 for Community.

Elkhart Central (5-2) 1)Bethany Christian 0
Chris McNeil scored in the 29th minute for the win.

 Wednesday, Sept 8
Oregon Davis@Winamac no score

LaVille 6, LaLumiere 3
Todd baker and Jeremy Wright scored twice. Josh White also scored

 Thursday Sep 9
Argos            5    (4-3) Plymouth       1    (6-2)
Jim Burroughs lead the Dragons with (2) goals while Bill Robertson,
Dustin O'dell, and Brian Zentz each added one.  Brandon Shafer Recorded
four assists. Plymouth's lone goal was scored by Brent Houin

LaSalle (2-3-1 (1-2) 3  Mishawaka 2
Derrick Smith ecored in the 77th minute  after Kyle Briney scored in the 73rd to cap the comeback. Adam Demetr scored and added an assist. Assists to Bryan macer, and Briney. Mishawqaka Paul Watkins (unassisted and David Pugh (unassisted) in a tight match.

Penn 5 (6-1,3-0) Riley (1-4-1, 1-2)0
Matt Abbott scored twice , Mark Nelson, Mike Erickson and John Primrose once each. . Mike Sullivan (3) , Ryan Marques (2), and Dave Wojcicki helped with assist.
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Goshen (5-0-1, 2-0),2 Concord 0 (3-3-1, 0-1-1)
Goshen recorded its first win ever over ConcordAustin Mault (Saul Mejia assist) and Aaron Apple (Michael Weaver assist). Outstanding goalkeeping on both sides made the day

Adams (2-4-1) 2,  E Memorial (5-1-1)0
David Dickerson (4th minute) and Jordan Price (55th minute)scored on two assists from Pat Brady.

Elkhart Baptist (5-2) 5 Culver Community 1
Tyler Schumacher scored and had an assist. Drew Ryall scored 1 and had 2 assists.  Austin Lehman scored, Landon Hill scored.  Jose Jiminez scored ffor Culver

Clay (2-4-2, 2-0)2 Washington (4-4, 1-2) 0
John lehman and Ken Mikals-Adachi scored second half  goals. Nathan Hyde and Seth Ponder helped with assists.

CMA 6, Boone Grove 3
C.M.A. goals:  Brian Sipotz - 3, Casey Hanyzewski - 2, Javier Patino -
1 Boone Grove goals - Lurie - 3

LaVille (4-4-2) 6, Westville 1
Todd Baker scored 5 goals and Eric Prikosovich once. Assists to Nathan Sauer, Zak Tyler, and Bryan Pittman (2)

Hobart 2, LaPorte 0
The first half was very well played, however, Hobart used their direct style game to wear down the Slicers and scored 2 in the second half.  This was a very tough road loss.  LaPorte is now at 3-2 overall and 1-2 in the conference- Vince Ganzberg
 

 Saturday Sep 11
Elkhart Baptist @ Concord  no score

Marian (8-0) 6, Plymouth (6-3) 1
Roger Klauer scored 3(2 assists) and Andy Blum scored 2 and added 2 assists to keep marian perfect. Tommy Walz added a socre assisted by Cory Vavul. Plymouths lone tally came in the 60th minute when Brent Houin converted a Jacob Agiar assist

Culver Community @Trinity  no score

Adams@North-South Classic (Indy Pike)
Adams (2-6-1) lost to Carmel, 1-0 and Pike

Goshen (6-0-1) 2, Angola 0
Ricardo Ramirez and Michael Weaver scored. Weaver added an assist as did Austin Mault
St. Joe@Portage no score
LaPorte 6 Winamac 1
Although outshooting Winamac decisively, the Slicers could only put in 1 by halftime.  In the second half, however, the started putting the ball in the back of the net.  This game was originally scheduled for September 11, however it was moved. It was a good game to get under our belt.  It allowed us to play some younger more inexperienced players that will be beneficial for the future.
Goals:  Chris Padgett, Vic Aguilar, Andrew Koltai -Vic Aguilar assist, Andrew Koltai-Andy Stanton assist, Andy Stanton-Kyle Crabtree assist, and Dan Arney-Jeremy Heinold assist.  Ben Edquist started in goal and gave up one, while Ben Tobar played in the second half and gave up none.

C.M.A. (3-1) 2, Bethany Christian (?) 0
C.M.A. goals: Casey Hanyzewski - 2 Brian Sipotz - 2 assists Shots on goal: C.M.A. - 21 Bethany christian - 10

Arg0s (5-3) 9, bremen 0
Brian Zentz (3), Dustin O'Dell, Brandon Shafer, Bill Robertson, Randy Durham, Tim Stevens, and Stephen Van Duyne scored.

 Monday Sep 13
Marian (9-0) 6, Edwardsburg 0
Andy Blums scored 3, Roger Kaluer 2, and Derek Ashbaugh one. Assists to Nate White (2) , Joel Dosmann (2), Dan Klauer
 

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Tuesday Sep 14
Adams (3-6-1, 1-2) 5, LaSalle (2-4-1, 1-3) 1
Rhett Zych scored twice and added two assists, David Dickerson scored once, , Richard Trejo once,  and Andy McCaslin once. Other assists to Chris Semia, Kevin Stiver, and Kyle Maciulski. Jon marang scored on a PK for LaSalle which trailed only 2-1 at halftime.

Penn (7-1, 4-0) 2, Washington(4-4, 2-2)  0
Aaron Butler and Mike Erickson scored for Penn with both assists to Mark Nelson.  penn outshot Washington 15-1 with Eliem Linares making 8 saves for Washington.

Elkhart Central (5-2-1, 2-0-1) 1, Mishawaka (3-6-2, 0-2-1)1
In a surprise, Mishawaka tied Central. EC's Ryan Blyly scored in the first half with an assist from nate Banks. Mishawaka's  Nick Watkins took a pass from brother Paul to tie the game in the 50th minute. Shots were 12-9 in favor of Central

Marian (10-0) 5, Riley (1-5-1) 2
RicK Sotebeer scored 4 goals , Roger Klauer added 3 assists, Andy Blum scored 1 and added an assist, and Nate White added an assist. Riley broke out on top when Chad Tallman converted  a Jeremy Wade pass. Wade added the last goal.

Clay (3-4-2, 3-0) 2, E Memorial (7-2-1, 1-2)
58th minute - Joe Kominowski (EMHS) assisted by Derek Sapikowski
76th minute - Nathan Hyde (Clay) assist?
78th minute - Ken Mikals-Adachi (Clay) assist?
Shots on goal: EMHS10, Clay 5.  GK Saves:  EMHS (DiPiro)  3, Clay (Joe Silverberg) 7. Corner Kicks: EMHS   9,  Clay 2
Nearly mirroring a game from four years ago (2-1 Clay) Memorial again letone slip away to Clay at home after leading the game 1-0 going into the late stages of the game.  Unlike the game four years past however, this year's game featured a dominant performance for the better part of 75 minutes until the collapse inside the game's final 5 minutes.  The Colonials caught fire
in the waning moments and took advantage of several defensive miscues to steal the win.

Lakeview Christian @ Culver Community  no score reported

Northridge (5-2-1, 1-0) 4, Plymouth 1
Mike Daly scored two, Chris Thorne 1, and Kordell Schrock 1. Todd Pletcher added an assist. Plymouth scored in the 60th minute by Sam Alexander unassisted.

NorthWood@Warsaw  no score

Goshen (8-0-2) 0 Bethany Christian (2-7-1) 0
Both teams took eight shots on goal. "Our team tends to play to the level of the other team," Goshen coach Gary Weaver had said before the game. "We expect a real fight from BC."

CMA 5, Elkhart Baptist 2
C.M.A. goals - Brian Sipotz - 2, Casey Hanyzewski - 2, and Christian Siekavizza - 1. C.M.A. assists - Casey Hanyzewski - 1, Matt Chapman - 1. Elkhart Baptist goals - Schumaker - 2 Elkhart Baptist assists - Ryall - 1 Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 12; Elkhart Baptist - 6 Goalie saves:  C.M.A. - 4; Elkhart Baptist - 3
 

 Wednesday Sep 15
Argos (6-3) 7, Trinity 0
Brandon Shafer (2) goals, one each by Bill Robertson, Ryan Rogers, Brian
Zentz, Jim Burroughs, and Matt Shirk.

Thursday Sep 16
Riley @ LaSalle  no score reported

Penn (9-1, 5-0) 3, Elkhart Central ((5-3-1, 2-1-1) 0
Mike Erickson scored once and added an assist. Mike Sullivan scored as did Patrick Miller. matt Abbott added an assist. Penn outshot Central 21-5 and the Penn net was never seriously threatened, it is the first time Tony Bauman has defeated the Central team in  5 years as vasity coach.

Concord (3-3-3, 1-0-1) 1, Northridge (5-2-2, 0-1-2) 1
Kordell Schrock was assisted by Rustin Schwartzenruber in the 38th minute while Phil Eby counted a PK for Concord

Clay (4-4-2, 4-0) 5, Mishawaka 0
Memorial 4  S.B. Washington   1
13th minute  (Washington) Michael Chlebek, assist ?
24th minute  (EMHS) Edmund Mashala assisted by Broderick
36th minute  (EMHS) Nick Slabaugh unassisted
71st minute  (EMHS) Sean Broderick assisted by Chris DiPiro
74th minute  (EMHS) Broderick assisted by Matt Davis
Shots on goal:   EMHS  11    Washington  6  Corner Kicks:   EMHS   9     Washington  0 GK Saves:  (EM) Brian DiPiro  5     (Wash.)  Eliem Linares  6 Team Records, Overall (Conference): EMHS  6-2-1     (2-2-0)  Washington  4-6-0     (1-4-0) After a feeble opening 20 minutes, the Crimson Chargers overwhelmed a much improved Washington squad who hustled to every ball before falling behind by
a 2-1 score by half-time.  In a foul riddled game, the Memorial attack was led by junior standout Sean Broderick who scored two and assisted on one for the evening.  Playing a strong defensive game in goal was freshman Brian
DiPiro in his first varsity start.  Matt Davis and fellow defensemen Carlos Vargas, Nate Stemm and Nick Slabaugh provided much of the protection needed to preserve the win once the lead was established.  Next game for Memorial is at Marian on Saturday at 10:00 a.m.

Adams (3-6-2) 0, Warsaw 0
Adams had a 12-2 shot advantage

Culver 3, Laville 1
Jon hart scored three goals for Culver

St. Joe (4-3) 4,Plymouth (6-5) 0.
Brian Murphy, Andy Bathrick, Dan Conroy, and Brian Jones all scored. Bathrick and Matthew Korros added assists. St Joe outshot Plymouth 35-4.
Goshen (7-0-2, 3-0)  2, Northwood 0
Elias Perez scored both goals one assisted by Austin Mault. Goshen outshot Northwood 16-4.

Saturday Sep 18
Highland at Argos
Highland 2, Argos (6-4) 0

Riley Invitational (Concord, Riley, East Chicago, LaPorte)
LaPorte 5, Riley 3
Paulo sanjuan scored in the first minute for Riley but Slawek Czypryna, Chris Edquist, and Dan Amey scored unassisted goals to establish a 3-1 halftime lead. LaPorte's Kyle Crabtree scored to make it 4-1 byut Chris Henry scored twice  in a row to make it 4-3 with 5 mintues to go. Laporte's Brian Irk scored the final goal in the 79 th minute.
Riley 4, East Chicago 1
Jeremy Wade (Chad Tallman), Chris Noonan, Wade,  and Chris Henry scored for Riley
Riley is now 3-6-1

EMHS   0     ~     Marian   1
Goal:  20th minute Roger Klauer assisted by Andy Blum
Shots on goal:   EMHS  5     Marian   7 Corner Kicks:   EMHS  2     Marian  6 GK Saves:  (EM) Chris DiPiro 6   (Marian) Jason Ditsch 5 Team records:  Memorial  6-3-1     Marian  11-0-0
Well played game of high intensity from both sides.  Marian controlled thefirst half and Memorial swung the momentum to their favor in the second.Both teams squandered opportunities throughout the game as the action went end to end.  Much of the direct attack was deliberate to avoid the poor playing surface as each team sent long, probing passes into the defense.
Carlos Vargas played an outstanding game on defense for the Crimson Chargers.  A rematch in the sectional would be much anticipated by both teams.  Next game for Memorial is at Central on Thursday the 23rd.

Bethany Christian @Culver Community  no score

Elkhart central and Penn @El Charro Invitational
Elkhart central 0, Washington 0
Fort Wayne Canterbury 4, Central 1  Ryan Blyly scored for Central assisted by Nate Banks.
Central is now 5-4-2

Penn 1, Canterbury 0
Mike Erickson scored in the 52nd minute to beat last eyar's state champs
Penn 5, Washington 2
Erickson (Andrew Trail), Matt Abbott (2 unassisted), Aaroon Butler (Erickson), and Greg Mangan (John primrose) all scored
Penn is now 10-1.

Clay Classic (Valparaiso, Dwenger, St. Joe)
St. Joe 3, FW Dwenger 1
Freshman midfielder  Brian Murphy scored all three goals in the tournamant opener as St.Joe broke open a 1-1 tie in the second half.
Valparaiso 5, St. Joe 1
 Form Leroy Krempec: Don Hill my keeper got hurt and I had to use a Freshman for 50 min.  The defense couldn't get the ball out and when they did the wings kicked it down field.  We didn't play indirect at all.  Once they got up 2, they just stayed back.  Murphy and Bathrick never got to the ball.
Clay (5-5-2) 3, Dwenger 0
Nathan Hyde scored twice and Art Cafiero once. Assists to Ben Caruso (2) , Jon Wassner, and Ken Mikels-Adachi.

Warsaw 1, Wawasee 1(3-3-3, 1-0-1)
Wawasee's Ryan Skaggs (Matt Klaasen) in the 14th minute and Warsaw responded in the 56th minute Warsaw's Matt Lafontain counted a direct free kick for the equalizer.

C.M.A. (4-2) 0, Park Tudor (5-5-1) 2
Park Tudor goals: Daugherty - 1(PK), Noel - 1 (assisted by Robinson)
Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 15, Park Tudor - 12
Goalie saves:  C.M.A. (Will Lee) - 8, Park Tudor (M. Bremner) - 12

Elkhart Baptist 2, Northwood 0
Baptist's Drew Ryall scored in the 56 th minute off a pass from Brandon MacLemore. Tony Hyser added icing in the 78th minute.

Monday Sept 20
Frontier@Winamac

 Tuesday Sep 21
C.M.A. - (5-2-0, 3-0) 5, S.B. LaSalle - 1
Goals for C.M.A. - Brian Sipotz - 3, Christian Siekavizza - 1, Gonzalo Rosas - 1 (PK) Assists for C.M.A. - Casey Hanyzewski - 1, Javier
Patino - 1, Kang Lee - 1 Goal for LaSaalle: Jon Marang - 1(PK) Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 12, LaSalle 4 Goalie saves: C.M.A. (Will Lee) - 3, LaSalle (Peter Wells) - 7

Plymouth 0 Concord  (5-3-4, 0-1-3) 0
Concord outshot Plymouth 24-4 but Plymouth's Andy Kruger recorded 15 saves

Michigan City Marquette@ Culver Community  No score

St. Joe (6-4-0) 4, Warsaw 0
Danny Conroy scored three times and Greg Boll once as St. Joe (6-4-0) defeated Warsaw 4-0.

Goshen (8-0-2, 4-0) 5, Wawasee 0
Saul Mejia scored three times and added an assist.  Ricardo Ramirez once and Michael Weaver once. Assists to Gerardo Quiroz, Elias Perez, Julio Rivera. Goshen has now recorded eight straight shutouts.

Washington (5-6) 7 Westville 0.
Michael Chlebek scored 3 times, Brian Burnett once, Teddy Kruszka, Leo Nasiemento and Mitch Dudeck all scored. Assists to Leonardo mercado, Aldo Huitzil, and Chlebek.

Northwood (3-6) 2, Mishawaka (3-7-2) 0
Josh Corwin scored both goals as Northwood took 21 shots to two for Mishawaka

Northridge 10, LaVille 0
Kordell Schrock, Rustin Schwartzenrubin, Troy Stutzman, Todd Pletcher, Mike Daly, Marcus Scholten (3) , Chris Thorne, and Marc Brilliandt all scored. Assists to Daly, Pletcher, Brilliandt (4), Schrock, Zach Stephenson, .
 
 

Thursday, Sept 23
Culver at Argos
Argos            5   (7-4)    (3-1)NISC
Culver           0
Goals for the Dragons were by Brian Zentz, Bill Robertson, Ryan Rogers,
Jim Burroughs, and Stephen.

LaSalle @ Oregon Davis  no score reported

Penn (12-1, 6-0) 5, Clay (5-6. 4-1) 2
Mike Erickson and John Primrose each scored twice whileMark nelson added the 5th. Scott Nelson, Steve Wojcicki, Andy Cashen, Andy Bolyard and Patrick Miller added assists. Adam Ponder and Jon Wassner scored for Clay. Ryan Marques will sit out Penn's next game with a red card.

St. Joe (7-4-0)  6, Concord (6-3-4) 1
Brian Murphy scored 3 times, Danny Conroy scored 2 times and Craig Shiffman scored 1 goal for St Joe as St. Joe won 6 - 1.  Aaron Barnes scored the goal for Concord.  St. Joe out shot Concord 20 to 10.

Washington@Mishawaka no score reported

EMHS   2     ~     Elkhart Central   0
Goals:
47th minute Derek Sapikowski assisted by Joe Kominowski
71st minute Chris Van Orsdoll assisted by Derek Sapikowski
Shots on goal:   EMHS  7     Elkhart Central   3    Corner Kicks:     EMHS  2     Elkhart Central   10  GK Saves:  (EM) Chris DiPiro  2       (EC) Ruben Fernandez  2  Varsity Records:  EMHS  7-3-1 (3-2)  ECHS  5-5-1 (2-2-1)
 As is the case in nearly every Central/Memorial match the emotions ran high as the first half began with a dominating performance from the
Crimson Chargers.  After the first 15 minutes the Blazers turned the tables and controlled the remainder of the half.  Bolting out of the gates in the second frame the Chargers struck first with a long throw and header beating a fine effort from the Central GK.  After some physical play leading to several cautions and one ejection (EMHS coach) the game was solved with ten minutes left when Derek Sapikowski fed a pass through to a streaking Chris Van Orsdoll for a full volley that beat the Central defense for the second time.  This was the first regular season win for the Chargers over Central in 10 years (not since '89).

Adams (4-6-2, 3-2) 2 Riley (3-7-1, 2-3) 1
Steven priebe and Kevin Stiver (also an assist) scored in the first half. Riley's Paulo San Jaun was assisted by Chad Tallman late in teh game for Riley.

LaVille@Plymouth  No score reported

Warsaw (1-0-2) 2, Goshen (8-1-2, 4-1) 1
Gabe Koser (assisted by Cacoy Santilliano) and Joey Wooding (Jacob Silveus) scored to had Goshen its first loss of the year.

C.M.A. (5-3) 0, Portage (13-1) 4
Portage goals:  Mark Korba - 3, Daniel Rodriguez - 1
Portage assist: Matt Andryuk - 1
Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 13, Portage 19
Goalie saves:  Jeffrey Metz (Portage) - 10, William Lee (CMA) - 12

Northridge (7-2-2, 2-0-1), 2, Northwood (3-7, 0-4) 1
Josh Corwin scored in the 68th minute, to put Northwood ahead but Rustin Swartzenruber scored twice in the last ten minutes to win it. Mark Brilliandt assisted on the winning goal.
 
 

 Saturday Sep 25
Warsaw at Argos
Argos            2    (8-4)
Warsaw        1    (6-6-2)

Goals-    Jim Burroughs (A)    25th minute    PK
              Ben Stephens  (W)   45th minute    assist Joey Woodling
              Brandon Shafer (A)  60th minute    assist Matt Shirk

Wawasee (4-4-3) 2, East Noble 0

Adam Heckman scored in the first half and Pete Damsley (assisted by Alex Ionnon) tallied in the second

Concord (5-4-5, 0-1-4)  1 Northwood (3-7-1, 0-4-1)
Adrian Conrad scored for Concord

Marian (12-0-1) @ Noblesville Tournament
No. 1 rank Marion survived a "rough-and tumble" Premier Cup by beating Noblesville, 1-0 (Joel Dosmann and an assist to Eric Dosmann in the 23rd minute. Andrew Sfreddo suffered a broken arm on a Noblesville red card undercut play. They tied Lawrence Central, 202. Joel Dosmann scored first with an assist to Andy Blum. Lawrenceville scored the next 2 goals but Blum respnded in the 55th minute for the tie. Marian was declared chamopins of the tournament
 

E Memorial 3, LaPorte 0
The EMHS Varsity victory was 3-0.  In general, LaPorte played a solid game, counter-attacking throughout the first three-quarters of the game. After missing several good opportunities leading up to a three goal spurt, EMHS broke the spirit of a young LaPorte team.

Goals:  3 (1) Sean Broderick (61st minute) 0
         -- assist by Chris Van Orsdoll
   (1) Derek Sapikowsski (61st min)
         -- assist by Matt Hart
   (1) Chris Van Orsdoll (62nd min)
         -- penalty kick
Shots on goal: Memorial 13 LaPorte  7
Corner kicks: Memorial 5 LaPorte    6
Keeper saves: Memorial : 5, Chris DiPiro (7th shutout this year), LaPorte  9 (7) Ben Tobar, (2) Ben Edquist

 Monday Sep 27
LaSalle @ Bridgman (Mi)
Marian (13-0-1) 7 Mishawaka 0
Roger Klauer scored three, Eric Dosmann once, Andy Blum once, Sean Iams once, and Jason Ditsch once. Assists to Klauer, Rick Sotebeer (2), Blum (2) , Nate White
Plymouth 4, LaPorte 3
Plymouth got out to a 3 goal lead then held on as LaPorte peppered the net.
Scoring Summary
P_Kalum Cox (unassisted) 2nd minute.
P_Jacob Aguiar (Chris Belden assist)  36th.
P_Lasse Vanaken (Aguiar) 44th.
L_Andras Koltai (penalty shot) 49th.
P_Brent Hoiun (Aguiar assist) 52nd.
L_Kyle Crabtree (Dan Arney assist) 75th.
L_Ben Lindborg (Crabtree assist) 78th.
Halftime score_ Plymouth 2, LaPorte 0. Shots on goal_LaPorte 16, Plymouth 13. Saves_LaPorte 5 (Ben Tobar), Plymouth 9 (Andy Kreuger). Fouls_LaPorte 10, Plymouth 20. Corner kicks_LaPorte 5, Plymouth 1.
Yellow cards_LaPorte 2 (Andras Koltai and Victor Aguilar).

St. Joe (7-5-1) 5, Riley (3-8-1) 0
St. Joe beat Riley 5-0 at St. Joe's new park.  All scoring was in the second half.  Scoring for St. Joe we Brian Murphy, Dan Conroy, Blake Callahan, Mark McNeill and Craig Shiffman.  St, Joe out shot Riley 35 to 10.
St, Joe JV stayed undefeated by beating Riley 7-0.

  Tuesday Sep 28
Clay (6-6-2, 5-1) 7, LaSalle (2-9-1, 1-5) 1
Nathan Hyde scored twice and added an assist. Adams Ponder scored once and added an assist .  Seth Ponder scored once and added two assists, Rob Irvine Scored once, Art cafiero scroed once and added an assistKen Mikals-Adachi also scored. Jon Marang scored with an assist to Aaron Troutmiller for the Lions

Penn (11-1-1, 6-0-1) 3,  Elkhart Memorial (8-3-2,3-2-1) 3
18th minute (Penn) Patrick Miller
23rd minute (Memorial) Sean Broderick assisted by Jon Slabaugh
24th minute (Penn) John Primrose
50th minute (Penn) Mark Nelson
51st minute (Memorial) Broderick assisted by Trent Osborn
57th minute (Memorial) Broderick assisted by Nick Slabaugh
Shots on goal:   EMHS  5     Penn   5,  Corner Kicks:  EMHS  2     Penn  4, GK Saves:   (EM) Chris DiPiro  2      (Penn)  Matt Parrott  2,
Team Records:  EMHS 8-3-2 (3-2-1)   Penn 11-1-1 (6-0-1)
JV score:  EMHS 0   ~   Penn 1 EMHS JV record now at 10-1-1  (first loss)
In a game of two similar playing styles it was the desire that made the difference.  Penn playing an attractive ball control game completely
dominated the first half limiting the Memorial offense to few chances on the net.  Playing not to lose, the Memorial midfield sat back and watched as the Penn midfield maintained possession and applied constant pressure on the defense.  Coming out at half and giving up another goal seemed to awaken the spirits as Sean Broderick led the comeback registering a hat-trick against
the daunting Penn defense.  After suffering a bloody nose in the first half, compliments of his own teammate, Nick Slabaugh returned to lead a strong defensive surge during the latter stages of the game to swing the momentum in Memorial's way.  Minus two key players on Penn's side (Ryan Marques and Mike Erickson) the Kingsmen will surely welcome a rematch in the sectional.
Meanwhile, the Chargers knowing what could be sustained for an entire eighty minutes will also welcome the challenge.  To be continued...
Penn won the Northern Indiana Conference crown with the tie.

Adams (5-6-2,4-2) 3, Elkhart Central 0
Jordan Price, Andy McCaslin, and David Dickerson  scored as Adasm outshot Central 19-7. Richard Trejo added an assist

Northridge(8-2-2, 3-0-1)  3, Wawasee 4-5-3, 1-2-1)  0
Mike Daly, Marc Brilliandt, and Rustin Swartzenruber scored. Assists to Todd Pletcher (2) and Casey Doeden

Goshen (9-1-2) 2, West Noble 0
Elias perez (assisted by Austin Mault) and Jan Klette (Julio Rivera scored in this game shortened by lightening at halftime

Riley (4-8-1, 3-3) 5,Washington 6-7 (2-5)
Jeremy Wade scored three goals and added anassist. Chris Henry scored once and added two assists. Jean Gomez also scored.

Plymouth (7-5, 1-3-1) 2, Northwood (3-8-1 ,0-5-1) 1
Ulises Martinez (assisted by) Josh Corwin scored the first goal for the Panthers in the first half but second half goals by Chris Belden and freshman Jacob Aguiar gave the Rockies the NLC win.

Bethany Christian (5-8-1, 3-2) 2, Elkhart Baptist (8-4-1, 1-3) 1 (penalty shots)
Seth Yoder assisted by Tom Staley scored for BC while Tony Hyser responded for Elkhart Baptist before the shootout began.

 Wednesday Sep 29
C.M.A. - 3, Argos - 0
C.M.A. goals:  Christian Siekavizza - 2, Brian Sipotz
- 1
C.M. A. Assists: Matt White - 1, Casey Hanyzewski - 1
Shots on goal: C.M.A. - 15, Argos - 10
Goalie Saves:  C.M.A. (William Lee) - 9, Argos (Steve
Braasch) - 8
 

 Thursday Sep 30
Elkhart Central (6-6-1) 3, SB LaSalle(2-10-1)  0
nate Banks scored twice and Chris McNeil once (on an assist from McNeil) as LaSalle put up quite a fight. Halftime score was 1-0.

Penn (12-1-1) 2, Concord (5-5-5) 0
Mark Nelson scored both goals with assists from Mike Sullivan and Pat Miller.

EMHS   2     ~     Mishawaka   0
Team records:   EMHS    9-3-2 overall   4-2-1 NIC    Mishawaka    3-11-1 overall   0-6-1 NIC
Goals:
9th minute (EMHS) Sean Broderick unassisted
73rd minute (EMHS) Chris Van Orsdoll assisted by Broderick
Shots on goal:     EMHS   9       Mishawaka   1
Corner Kicks:    EMHS  6        Mishawaka  1
GK Saves:       (EM) Chris DiPiro  1      (Mishawaka) Ty Martin  7
During a mostly sloppy game the Cavemen of Mishawaka showed grit and
determination that Memorial lacked holding the Crimson Charger offense in
check.  Led by an admirable effort from the Mishawaka goaltender the
constant physical pressure applied by the Cavemen frustrated the Elkhart
Memorial side.  Sean Broderick lobbed a goal to the far post early in the
game for the winner but the team needed a back post crashing header from
Chris Van Orsdoll to seal the win in the late stages of the match.  Tribute
to the Mishawaka team for a hard fought effort and undying determination.
Next game for Memorial is 4:30 at home versus Riley on Tuesday October 5th.

Oregon Davis@Culver Community  no score reported

Adams@Washington  no score reported

Plymouth 3, Wawasee (4-6-3, 1-3-1) 0
Kalum Cox scored twice and Josh Ferger once for the Rockies

Clay (7-6-2, 6-1) 2, Riley (4-9-1, 3-4) 0
Nathahn hyde scored two first half goals for the win. Ken Mikals_Adachi had an assist on the second goal

Warsaw 0, Northridge 0
Northridge outshot Warsaw 11-5.

C.M.A. - 5, Peru - 0
C.M.A. goals:  Reed Schafer - 2, Casey Hanyzewski - 1, Javier Patino - 1, and Matt White - 1
C.M.A. assists: Casey Hanyzewski - 2, ChristianSiekavizza - 1
Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 16, Peru - 12
Goalie saves: C.M.A. (Will Lee and Julian Messer) - 10

Saturday Oct 2
Argos Invitational, (Peru, Marion, Goshen, Argos)
Argos            7    (9-5)
Peru              0    (5-7-2)

Goshen        1    (11-1-2)
Marion        0

Consolation Match
Marion        10
Peru              0

Championship Match
Argos            1    (10-5)
Goshen          0    (11-2-2)

Northwood (4-8-1) 1, Sturgis 0
The NorthWood boys soccer team defeated Sturgis 1-0 on Sat. Oct.2.  The
lone goal came in the 76th minute and was scored by Josh Corwin.  The win
improves NorthWood's record to 4-8-1.
 

Marquette (6-4-2) 4,  LaSalle (2-10-2)  4
LaSalles Adam Demeter (assist to Bryan macer) scored in the 77th minute to tie the game. It was Demeter's second goal of the game. Jon Marang and Kyle Briney also scored for LaSalle. Marang also got an assist.  For marquette, Stephen  Pazutto, Scott Fogus (2) ,and  Mike Fletcher scored.
Valparaiso 1, Penn (12-1-2) 1
In a potential semistate preview between 2 teams ranked in the Top 10, , Penn's Mike Erickson scored on a PK only to have Valparaiso's Muggy score with three mintues to go.

Mishawaka@LaPorte  no score reported

Wawasee (5-6-3) 3, Culver Community 0
Sam Ship (Tyler Bell), Mwa Klassen, and Sip (Tomir Denton) scored for the Warriors

Adams (7-6-2) 3  Evansville Memorial 0 (Kuntz Stadium Indy)
Rhett Zych scored twice and Chris Semia once as Phil Phair recorded the shutout. Assists to Kevin Stiver, Jordan Price, and Pat brady in a game played at Kuntz Stadium i  Indianapolis, site of the state finals.

C.M.A. - 3, West Lafayette - 2
C.M.A. goals: Casey Hanyzewski - 2, Karl Hausman - 1 West Lafayette goals: Eric Milner - 1(Penalty Kick),
David Abraham - 1
C.M.A. assists: Casey Hanyzewski - 1, Javier Patino -1 West Lafayette assist: Javier Saenz
Shots on goal:  C.M.A. - 11, West Lafayette - 11 Goalie Saves:  C.M.A.  (Will Lee) - 7, West L. (Chris Bell) - 6

Northridge (9-2-3) 1, Westview (11-1-2) 0
Kordell Schrock scored in the 5th minute assisted by Rustin Swartzenruber and Kyle Klunder recored the save. It was Westviews first loss of the year..
 

Monday Oct 4
Marian (14-0-1) 2 St. Joe (7-6-2) 1
Roger Klauer (Nate White) amd Rick Sotebeer (unassisted) scored in the first half and then held on as a red card left them shorthanded for the last 15 minutes. Mark McNeill laced a shot into the net in the 67th minute but the Indians could not score after that.

Winamac@Culver  no score reported

Culver Military Academy (9-4) 3. Chesterton (10-3-2) 1
C.M.A. goals: Casey Hanyzewski - 2, Philip Bailey - 1
Chesterton goal: Brock Luther - 1 (unassisted)
C.M.A. assists: Karl Hausman - 1, Jamesdarwin Jones -1 Shots on goal:  C.M.A. 8, Chesterton 23 Goalie saves:  C.M.A. (Will Lee) - 15, Chesterton (Jason Thorne) - 4
Team records:  C.M.A. 9-4, Chesterton 10-3-2
 
 

 Tuesday Oct 5
Argos (11-5, 4-2)   3  Bethany Christian ((6-8-1, 2-4) 1
Brandon Schafer, Jan Tietjen, and Tim Stevens scored for Argos  assists to Jimmy Boroughs. BC goal to Seth Yoder (Jordan Buller).  Argos scored twice in the last five minutes for the win.

Penn (13-1-2, 7-0-1) 8,  LaSalle (2-11-2, 1-7)
Mike Erickson scored twice, John Primrose twice, Mark Nelson, Mike Sullivan, Aaron Butler, and John Sellers once as Penn won the NIC outright for the first time ever. Assists to Ryan Marques, Pat Miller (2) , Erickson, Sullivan, and Mike Schneider. Lions goal went to Derrick Smith assisted by Adam Demeter.
 

Concord  (6-5-5, 1-1-4) 4, Wwawsee (5-7-3 (1-4-1)  0
no details reported

Northwood 2, LaVille 0
no stats

EMHS   3     ~     S.B. Riley   0
Team records:  EMHS  10-3-2  (5-2-1)  Riley   4-10-1  (3-5-0)
Goals:
7th minute Matt Davis (EM) assisted by Brandon Phillips
46th minute Sean Broderick (EM) unassisted
49th minute Phillips (EM) assisted by Broderick
Shots on goal:     EMHS  6     Riley   7 Corner Kicks:   EMHS   8     Riley   2 GK Saves:     (EM) Chris DiPiro  7     (Riley)  Phillip Nowak  2 JV score:    EMHS   6     ~     Riley   0 JV Record:     EMHS   12-1-1 In a sloppy game the Chargers struck first and never looked back, although the Wildcats of Riley never gave up.  Despite having several chances, Riley
failed to push one across and Chris DiPiro earned his 9th shutout of the season bringing his career total to 21.5 over three years.  (He shared several his sophomore year)     A senior group of nine players ended their home careers and NIC play on
a positive note with a 5-2-1 conference record.  The Crimson Chargers travel to Goshen to try to unseat the NLC conference champion Redskins on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m.

Elkhart Central  (6-6-3,3-3-2) 0 Clay (7-6-3,6-1-1) 0
Clay outshot Central 13-9.

Plymouth@Warsaw
no score reported

Goshen (11-2-2, 5-1) 1, Northridge (9-3-3, 3-1-2)
Michael Weaver's PK in the 39th minute. Northridge a had a PK in the 78th minute was disallowed and the retry failed. Goshen wins the NLC.

Community Baptist (9-0-1) 3, Washington (6-8-1) 3
Brad Birkey scored his third  goal in the 78th minute for the tie. CB assists to Nate Nekvasil. Washington goals to Michael Chlebek, Jeremy Tillman, and Aldo Huitzil with assist to Leonardo Mercado.

Elkhart Baptist (11-4-1) 2 West NOble 0
Drew Ryall and Hayato Ogasawara scored.
 

Wednesday October 6
Adams (8-6-2, 5-2) 4, Mishawaka (3-9-2, 0-6-1)  0
Rhett Zych scored 3 second half goals after Mishawaka had battled to only be  behind 1-0 at half. Steve Priebe scored the other goal assisted by Patrick brady (2 assists) in the 8th minute. David Dickerson (2 assists) , Andy McCAslin, and Richard trejo added assists for the win
 
 

 Thursday Oct 7
NorthWood (6-8-1) 2, LaSalle 0 (2-12 -1)
Ben Myers (Levi Miller assist), and Jason Harter (Josh Corwin) scored first half goals.
 

Elkhart Central (7-6-3)  2, Northridge (9-4-3) 1
Andy Martin (Tyler Darling assist), and Ryan Blyly (Nick Eppers scored late in the second half fro the win. Casey Yoeden scored for Northridge in the 78th minute..

Lake Central  2, Adams (9-6-2)  2
Pat brady (David Dickerson and Rhett Zych (Brady) scored for Adams

EMHS (11-3-2)   1     ~     Goshen (11-3-2)   0
Goal:   Own goal (GHS def. scored on themselves) 41st minute
Shots on goal:    EMHS  2   Goshen   3  Corner Kicks:   EMHS  4     Goshen  2 GK saves:  (EM) Chris DiPiro  1   (GHS) Josh Keister/Ryan Mehl 2
JV score:    EMHS   3     ~     Goshen   1
JV final record:   EMHS    13-1-1  Best in School History!
A game very rough around the edges produced a goal of the same.  A misplayed
ball by the Goshen defense sailed over their own goalkeeper for the games
only score.  In a game nearly void of dangerous shots it was a harmless
clearance gone awry that sealed the Redskin fate.  Carlos Vargas and Oscar
Loza played excellent games for the Chargers and Chris DiPiro eclipsed his
own school record of nine shutouts in a season with his tenth.  Memorial is
back in action in the sectional versus Penn on Wed. night at 5:00.
 

Washington (7-8-1) 3, LaVille 2
Michael Chlebek scored in the 79th minute  assisted by Brian Burnett) for the win. Chlebek had 2 goals and Kipp Donlon added the third in the 75th minute (asasist to Aldo Huiitzil)  as the Panthers rallied from a 2-1 deficit. Toby Freehauf scored both goals for LaVille.

C.M.A. (10-4) - 3, Plymouth (8-6) - 0
CMA goals:  Phillip Bailey - 2, Christian Siekavizza -1  CMA assists: Matt Chapman - 1, Christian Siekavizza -
1, Alex Sanchez - 1 Shots on goal: CMA - 18, Plymouth - 11 Goalie saves: CMA (Will Lee) - 6, Plymouth (Andy
Krueger) - 11

Wawasee (6-7-3) 5, West Noble 0
Tyler Bell (2),Ross Hail, Tomir Denton, and Sam Shipley (goal and assist). Other asstst to Alex Hernandez, Kyle Swihart(2), and Ryan Skaggs.

 Saturday Oct 9
Marian (15-0-1) 1, Fort Wayne Luers 0
Joel Dosmann nailed a corner kick  in the 13th minute to complete Marian's undefeated year

Culver Military Academy vs. Trinity
7        -                     0
C.M.A. goals: Karl Hausman - 1, Brian Sipotz - 2, Jamesdarwin Jones - 1, Alex Sanchez - 1, Jay Laudeman
- 1, Patrick Johnston - 1 C.M.A. assists: Reed Schafer - 1, Matt White - 2, Karl Hausman - 1, Jay Laudeman - 2, Tope Adesida - 1 Shots on goal: C.M.A. - 24, Trinity - 2 Goalie saves: C.M.A. (Will Lee) - 2, Trinity (Danny Budzinski) - 12

Bethany Christian (7-8-1) 3, Northwood (6-9-1) 0
Nick Loehen scored 2 and Tom Stahly one plus 2 assists.
 
 

 St. Joe 8,  Washington 0
Freshamn Brian Murphy scored two and added an assist, Andy Bathrick two, Jason Morris twice, Dan Conroy once (plus an assist) and Dan Hanichak once. Brian Joines and Blake Callahan assisted.
Wednesday games
Adams (9-6-2) 3  Riley (4-11-1) 1
Richard Trejo Kevin Stiver and Jordan price scored late second half goals. Assists to Patrick Brady, Daniel Wolfson, and David Dickerson. Paulo San juan scored in the last minute for Riley

St. Joe (9-6-2) 1,  Clay (8-7-3) 0
Blake Callahan scored with 12 minutes to go for St. Joe.

Saturday Chapionship 7:00PM
Adams (10-6-2) 2, St. Joe (1
Kevin Stiver wore the hero crown as he scored the 8 seconds remaining in the second overtime. The Indians had scored in the first half (Mark McNeill from Brian Murphy) and Adams had tied it up in the 20th minute of the second half on a goal  by Rhett Zych.  Adams domindated the shooting, 26-9. It is the second straight time that Adams will face Argos in the regional at School Field. last year, Argos won to advance to the Columbia City semistate where they got beat by eventual state champ FW Canterbury.
 
 

Marian 2  Elkhart Central 1 (shootout was 3-1).
The No. 1 ranked Knights held onfor the win. Neither team scored in regulation but Joel Dosmann (assisted by Roger Klauer scoed in the 83rd minute. Central came right back in the 86th minute when Tyler Darling on an assist by Esteban Etcheverra tied the score. When it went to shootout, Central scoerd first but Marin scored the next three while Central missed two side left and Marian goalkeeper Jason Ditsch saved one. Quote of the day: Central coach Ryan Leniski: "I really hate to see the season end. Now I have to find something else to do with my time until next seaason."

Wednesday Games
 Penn 4 Elkhart Memorial 1
Mike Erickson scored twice as did Mike Sullivan. Assists to Scott Nelson, Andrew Trail, and Ryan Marques. It was Penn's first sectional win (or score) since 1996.
7:00 Marian 7 (16-0-1) , LaVille  0
Andy Blum scored twice in 51 seconds late in the first half to break  a close game open .Roger Klauer scored twice and added an assist. Andrew Sfreddo, Sean Iam, and Thomas Walz also scored. Assists to Eric Dosmann,  Derek Ashbaugh, and Nathan White
Championship 5:00 Saturday
Penn 1 Marian 0 in OT
  Penn junior midfielder Patrick Miller placed a perfect shot past Marian's goalkeeper Jason Ditsch with 1:21 to go in overtime to win the Penn sectional on a rainswept field at the Penn soccer complex  Saturday night.
 Penn 15-1-2 and ranked eighth in the latest state soccer poll,  advances to its own regional Wednesday night where it will meet Northridge,
 The Kingsmen win knocked the No. 1 ranked Knights out of the state tournament and also ended the Marian season at 17-1-1. It also avenged a Penn's only loss of the year, a 2-1 loss to the Knights in early September.
 It was, as Penn coach Tony Bauman put it, a game that neither team should have lost. And, in fact neither team did lose it. Millers shot was unstoppable from just about any angle, skimming about 35 yards across the wet grass, aided by a 15 mile per hour wind at his back, and obscured from Ditsch's view by two Marian defenders, who were marking him.
 "I saw a man off to my left and I saw an opening to the goal," Miller said. "All I wanted to do was shoot it low and hard at the side net. I saw their keeper get the tips of his fingers on the ball and then I saw it in the net."Scoring Summary
P_Patrick Miller (unassisted) 92:39
Halftime score_Marian 0, Penn 0. End of regulation_Marian 0, Penn 0. Shots on goal_Marian 6, Penn 15. Saves_Marian 9 (Jason Ditsch), Penn 3 (Matthew Parrott). Corner kicks_Marian 3, Penn 2. Fouls_Marian 11, Penn 14. Yellow cards_Penn 3 (Scott Nelson, Patrick Miller, Ryan Marques). Officials_Vinh Trinh (referee), Nathan Erickson and Jamie Reddick (referee's assistant), David White (substitution).

Bethany Christian (8-8-1) 2 Goshen (11-4-2) 1
Biggest upset of the nigt Todd Stahly scored in the first half  and Jeremy braun in the 41st minute (assisted by Stahly.) Goshen's Saul Mejia scored in the 72nd minute
Northridge (10-4-3) 3 Concord (6-6-5)  2
Middlebury soccer fans rejoiced as the Raiders  Kordell Schrock scored in the 75th minute (assisted by Marc Brilliandt)> Brilliandt had scored  in the 10th minute (assisted by Mike Daly) and Todd Platcher on a PK in the 11th but Concord came back on goals by Justin Davis (Mark myers) and Pat Gross in the forst ten minutes of the second half.

WEnesday's Games
6:00 Northwood 7 Howe 0
Josh Corwin scored twice, Jason harter twice, and Brett Beehler twice. Brody Morningstar added the 7th Ulises Martinez, Ben Myers,and harter had assists.
8:00  Northridge (11-4-3) 2, Bethany Christian (8-9-1) 1  overtime shootout
Jeremy Leinbach scored first for BC in the 72nd minute bu Todd Pletcher (assisted by Marc Brilliandt) scored the equalizer in th e78th minute
Saturday Championship game
Northridge 1, Northwood 0
Northridge's Rustin Schwartzenruber (assist to Mike Daly) in the forst half was the winner
 
 

Culver 1, Winimac 0
Andrew Kissel scored in the 22nd minute

Wednesday Games
Culver Military (10-6) 5, Plymouth (10-8-1) 0
Casey hanyzewski, Karl Hausman, Christian Siekavezza, matt Chapman and JD Jones scored for CMA. Reed Shafer was credited with an assist

8:00 Argos 7, Culver 0
Bill Robertson scored twice, Brandon Shafer twice plus 2 assist), Tim Stevens, Tim Burroughs,  and Brian Haden also scored  Assists to Stepehn Van Duyne (2) , Josh Van Valter, Matt Shirk,

Saturday Championship game
Argos 4, CMA 3 (shootout we think)
Despite being outshot, the Dragons won their fourth straight secrional by defeating CMA. Actual facts will be available later

Saturday Championship  No score available
Laporte V Michigan City

South Bend Adams Regioanl
Adams (11-6-2) 4 Argos (14-6) 0
Adams will fce No. 2 Homestead in the 10:00 game at School Field
Adms scored 28 seconds into the game and was never serously threatened. Argos was playing without three starting fullbacks and Adams took advamtage. Scores were Richard Trejo (2), Jordan Price and David Dickerson. Assists to Steve Priebe, patrick Brady, Rhett Zych and Daniel Wolfson.
Columbia City Regional
Westview (16-2-2) 4 Fort Wayne Carroll (16-4) 3 (2 OT)
Westview came back from a 3-1 second half deficit to win in 2nd OT. Westview scorers were Chad Bender (plus an assist), Rick Miler,  Shawn Stevens and Rick Casteter

Westview will face Logansport in the noon game at South Bend.

Evansville Central
Providence (14-3-4) vs. Castle won (no score reported)(14-4-1).
Bloomington North (no score reported) (14-4-2) vs. Seymour (14-6).
Championship.
Castle beat Bloomington North in overtime
Merrillville

3 Lake Central (11-6-4) 3,.Brownsburg (11-8-3) 2
Andres kiernan scored in the 92nd minute to giive LC a shot at the title. Andy Grzych and Sean Gallagher scored the other two for LC. Ben Gastel scored both goals for Brownsburg, including the equalizer into the wind in the second half.
 

Penn  (17-1-2) 1 Portage (18-3). 0
<ike Erickson scored a goal  with an assist from Scott Nelson in overtime for the win in a game played in a fierce 35 mph wind. . Both goalkeepers made several specatacular saves
Championship.
Penn 4, Lake Central 1
Penn advanced to its first ever state final four byoverwhelming Lake Central. Mike Erickson scored the first goal with an assist from Ryan Marques, who injured his achilles tendon on the pass. Matt Abbott knocked in a PK on a play when Erickson suffered a game ending nose injury Mark Nelson scored the third 9assisted by Patrick Miller) and Mike Schneider scored the final goal. Derek Moore scored miday through the second half for LC.
 

North Central (Indianapolis)
Indianapolis Lutheran (13-5-1) vs. Noblesville (15-4-3).
Mt. Vernon (Fortville) (10-8-2) vs. Indianapolis Cathedral (11-4-5).
Championship.
Noblesville advanced to the final four with the win over Cathedral.
South Bend Adams
Homestead(18-1-2) 2, Adams (11-7-3) 1 in shootout
Homestead scored the tying goal with 27 seconds to go in regualtion. Kevin Stiver had given Adams the leaad in the 55th minute but Homestead's Andrew Boesch tied it just when it lokked like Adams had the game. In the shootout, Adams missed their three tries  while Homestead scored three times.

Logansport (15-5) 2. Westview (16-2-2) 1
Ben reed scored first for Westview but Logansport responded. in the 50th minute. The contest went to overtime  and Alan Carmin socrerd his secon goal for the win.
Championship.
Homestead 4, Logansport 2.
 
 
 

 October 30 State Finals
Noon:
Homestead 2(20-2-2) v Castle 3(17-4-1)Castle won for castle... kolmeyer scored 3 goals
Penn 4(19-1-2) v Noblesville 1(17-5-3)Penn won
North central 3 vs. Franklin 1    North central won
Andrean 1 vs. Brownsburg 0  Andrean won in shootout

Night:
Penn vs. Castle

Standings
Thanks to Tim Van Duyne for updating the conference standings

NISC    TEAM	Overall record	Conference
Culver Military	10-4	2-3
Argos	8-5	3-2
Westview	11-1-2	4-0
Elkhart Baptist	8-5	2-3
Bethany Christian	7-8-1	2-3
Trinity	1-8-1	0-4
Culver Community	1-10-1	0-5

 

NLC
 

 By MARK BRADFORD
 Tribune Staff Writer
 OSCEOLA_Interscholastic sports games just don't get much better than this.
 Penn junior midfielder Patrick Miller placed a perfect shot past Marian's goalkeeper Jason Ditsch with 1:21 to go in overtime to win the Penn sectional on a rainswept field at the Penn soccer complex  Saturday night.
 Penn 15-1-2 and ranked eighth in the latest state soccer poll,  advances to its own regional Wednesday night where it will meet Northridge, a XX-XX winner over Northwood in the Bethany Christian sectional. Action starts at 7:00.
 The Kingsmen win knocked the No. 1 ranked Knights out of the state tournament and also ended the Marian season at 17-1-1. It also avenged a Penn's only loss of the year, a 2-1 loss to the Knights in early September.
 It was, as Penn coach Tony Bauman put it, a game that neither team should have lost. And, in fact neither team did lose it. Millers shot was unstoppable from just about any angle, skimming about 35 yards across the wet grass, aided by a 15 mile per hour wind at his back, and obscured from Ditsch's view by two Marian defenders, who were marking him.
 "I saw a man off to my left and I saw an opening to the goal," Miller said. "All I wanted to do was shoot it low and hard at the side net. I saw their keeper get the tips of his fingers on the ball and then I saw it in the net." Miller had played the game with a right leg which was rated earlier in the day at 86 percent of its regular strength due to a sprain which occurred in Wednesday's win over Elkhart Memorial. Ironically, it was with that injured leg that Miller scored the game winner.
 Ditsch said he didn't see the ball until the last second because he was screened out by two defenders. Marian coach Ben Householter  also thought his defenders had slipped on the wet grass.
 As is the usual occurence in highly competitive soccer matches, the defense ruled the day. Marians defenders (Ryan Brady, Cory Vavul, James Sotebeer, and Benjamin Brasseur) played an outstanding game as Penn was able to control midfield and outshot the Knights, 15-6. But none of the shots were point blank, due inpart to the Knights ability to control Penn's Mike Erickson and keep him away from Ditsch.
 "Our plan was to try to play to the corners and turn it in to get behind their defenders," Bauman said. "But they wouldn't let us. So we decided to start taking shots whenever we had the opportunity from in front of the goal, hoping the wet ball would cause their keeper problems. But Ditsch was just outstanding tonight, too."
 On the other end, the Penn defenders Andrew Trail, Matt Young, and Andrew Cashen kept Marian from getting a reasonable shot also. Bauman said his idea was not to let the Knights face the goal in a shooting position with the ball on their foot. "We were able to do that," Bauman said. "And that may have been the difference tonight. Really, Young, Andy Cashen and Trail played great tonight. Ryan Marques had another great game, too."
 "This sectional has always had games like this, " Bauman continued. "Whether it is Central, Memorial, Marian or us, this is a very competitive sectional. This year there were only five other sectional that had two ranked teams in it."
 Householter said the number one ranking really did mark his team. "Once we hit number one, it seemed like every team we played played us really hard, because we were number one," he said. "We knew we were in for a fight in this sectional and our kids gave it everything they had tonight. We just didn't get the goal is all."

Scoring Summary
P_Patrick Miller (unassisted) 92:39
Halftime score_Marian 0, Penn 0. End of regulation_Marian 0, Penn 0. Shots on goal_Marian 6, Penn 15. Saves_Marian 9 (Jason Ditsch), Penn 3 (Matthew Parrott). Corner kicks_Marian 3, Penn 2. Fouls_Marian 11, Penn 14. Yellow cards_Penn 3 (Scott Nelson, Patrick Miller, Ryan Marques). Officials_Vinh Trinh (referee), Nathan Erickson and Jamie Reddick (referee's assistant), David White (substitution).