Tuesday, October 16, 2018

College Notebook 10.16.18

Here's a recap of the weekend action, including Monday's Carroll at Providence doubleheader that was delayed from Saturday due to... SNOW. Yup, it is officially here.

## Women's Scores & Notes ## 

Pac-12, Mountain West & West Coast Conferences

Friday MW - Boise State 1-0 Air Force :: The Broncos kept their unbeaten Mountain West record intact with the road win on a 55th minute goal from who other than Raimee Sherle (Meridian, ID) on a ball from Kristina Serres. It was another record setter as it made her the career points leader for the program and put her in a tie for the single-season MW record which she also finished tied with a year ago. She has four games left to break it.



Saturday PAC-12 - USC 3-2 Washington State :: The second-ranked Trojans were in front at the break courtesy of a penalty and pushed the lead to two following a turnover in the 54th. Maddy Haro converted from the spot as well to get back within one in the 55th, but USC restored the two goal lead eight minutes later. A Haro free kick spilled by the keeper in the 72nd was put away by Molly Myers, but that was all the Cougs could get in the loss.


Sunday WCC - Saint Mary's 1-4 Santa Clara :: Kelsey Turnbow (Spokane, WA) opened the scoring up for the Broncos just two minutes into the match. Then Kelcie Hedge (Post Falls, ID) went on a roll. She set up the second goal in the ninth minute and then scored twice in the second half to push the lead to four. The first was a volley off a free kick in the 54th and the other off a cross from Maria Sanchez (American Falls, ID) in the 73rd.


Sunday MW - Boise State 1-0 Colorado College :: The contest may have just been decided by one goal, but it kept the Broncos unbeaten and featured a number of records. First, the 82nd minutes strike from Raimee Sherle (Meridian, ID) set the new single-season goals record at 19. The final whistle commemorated the second with Tara Fisher earning her ninth shutout of the season, a program record for a single season. Ironically she only needed to make one save to do so as neither side was particularly accurate on the with their 18 combined shots as Sherle's late winner was the only one on target at the other end.



Sunday PAC-12 - Oregon State 0-2 Utah :: Makayla Christensen (Meridian, ID) set up the opening goal in the seventh minute.

Standings:  PAC-12   MW   WCC 

Big Sky Conference 

Friday - Idaho State 0-1 Idaho :: The two state rivals were locked in a stalemate despite the Vandals outshooting the Bengals 22-17 in the game. Makayla Presgrave (Saint Maries, ID) made eight saves in regulation and Laule'a Phillips five before exiting in the 76th after an injury incurred during a tackle. Katie Hogarth picked up where she left off with six saves in the game. Two of those came in overtime where the Vandals peppered her quickly with four shots, the final one coming in the 93rd minute when a bouncing ball from Taylor Brust when knocked over the Hogarth's reach by Myah Merino.

Friday - Weber State 1-0 Eastern Washington :: The unbeaten Wildcats faced an Eagles side fighting to get back in the playoff picture, but made a goal four minutes before intermission stand for the win despite being outshot 19-7 for the game.

Friday - Southern Utah 1-1 Montana :: The Grizzlies outshot the Thunderbirds 23-7 in the contest, but found themselves trailing after the 32nd minute. It took a penalty kick with 10 minutes remaining to even things up with Janessa Fowler completing the task.  

Sunday - Idaho State 1-8 Eastern Washington :: The Eagles broke their four-game winless run (0-3-1) in which they had one goal with a eight-goal blitz in their final home game of the season. Devan Talley scored nine minutes in and then Allison Raniere struck three minutes later and set up Jenny Chavez in the 22nd. The Bengals got on the board to close it to two before the break with a Delaney Johnston (Boise, ID) strike in the 32nd, but the Eags were not done. Emma Vanderhyden scored off a corner five minutes into the second half and then Raniere found Keister for the fifth in the 64th. Saige Lyons tallied four minutes later and Megan Drake (Coeur d'Alene, ID) scored the final two in the 71st and 75th.  


Sunday - Weber State 0-2 Idaho :: Kayla Watanabe put the Vandals in front 12 minutes into the match and Taylor Brust added some insurance in the 60th to hand the Wildcats their first loss of the season. Makayla Presgrave (Saint Maries, ID) made three saves for the shutout.




Sunday - Northern Arizona 0-0 Montana :: It was the second draw of the weekend and fourth in Big Sky play this season for the Griz, who now go into the final week of play with a 1-2-4 record seeking to earn one of the final berths. Claire Howard made five saves as the Grizzlies kept the unbeaten Lumberjacks off the board in the stalemate. Montana has only five goals in seven league games.

Other Scores - Friday: Northern Arizona 2-0 Northern Colorado; Sunday: Portland State 1-0 Sacramento State, Southern Utah 1-3 Northern Colorado

Standings
Weber State 6-1-1... 19 pts*
Northern Arizona 5-0-2... 17*
University of Idaho 5-1-1... 16*
Northern Colorado 5-2-0... 15*
Portland State 3-4-0... 9
Eastern Washington 2-4-1... 7
University of Montana 1-2-4... 7
Sacramento State 2-5-0... 6
Southern Utah 1-5-1... 4
Idaho State 1-7-0... 3
* Playoff spot clinched; six berths in total

Remaining Schedule
Friday: UM @ PSU, UNC @ SSU, WSU @ ISU, UI @ SUU, EWU @ NAU
Sunday: UM @ SSU, UNC @ PSU, EWU @ SUU, UI @ NAU

Great Northwest Athletic Conference - Standings 

Concordia 2-1 Central Washington :: The Wildcats were given the lead in the first half via an own goal in the 28th minute and held off the sixth-ranked Cavaliers much of the game before they were able to find the equalizer in the 77th and winner a minute later.

MSU Billings 0-3 Simon Fraser :: The Yellowjackets were outshot 30-7 in the contest, but the hosts struggled to convert with their first goal coming with just four seconds left in the first half. They added two more in the final 13 minutes of the game.

Northwest Nazarene 0-2 Western Washington :: The Nighthawks were outshot 15-2 in the first half but kept the 18th-ranked Vikings off the board. Unfortunately, the hosts broke the stalemate 13 seconds into the second half and added a second to secure the win.

Western Oregon 1-5 Seattle Pacific :: Claire Neder (Spokane, WA) scored the fourth goal for the Falcons.

Northwest Conference - Standings 

Saturday - Puget Sound 2-0 Whitman :: The Loggers scored once in each half to get the win.

Saturday - Pacific Lutheran 2-0 Whitworth :: The Lutes scored in the opening minute and forced a turnover for the second later in the half.

Sunday - Pacific Lutheran 2-0 Whitman :: The Lutes scored early in each half to earn the win.

Sunday - Puget Sound 1-0 Whitworth :: The Pirates took things into second half before the Loggers found the winner in the 69th.

Other Scores - Saturday: Lewis & Clark 1-4 Willamette, George Fox 0-0 Pacific; Sunday: George Fox 1-2 Linfield; Pacific 2-0 Lewis & Clark,

Cascade Collegiate Conference - Standings 

Friday - Northwest Christian 1-2 College of Idaho :: The Beacons grabbed the lead in the fifth minute but the Yotes answered quickly when a long through ball from Emily Aspden put Madison Glascock (Twin Falls, ID) one-on-one with the keeper for the equalizer 10 minutes later. In the second half Maddie Brown (Greenleaf, ID / CC Spokane) took advantage of a defensive error to get the game-winner with a shot to the lower corner in the 54th.

Friday - Corban 1-2 Rocky Mountain :: Lexi McQueary (Kennewick, WA) set up the opening goal to put the Warriors in front 10 minutes in but the Battlin Bears rallied for their second conference win. Mhari Smith tied it up in the 23rd minute and Tiara Duford (Polson, MT) set up Emily Browne for the winner in the final minute of the half.

Friday - Eastern Oregon 8-0 Multnomah :: The Mountaineers cruised to the result against the winless Lions, scoring six goals with 10 players. Taylor Boyer tallied first in the fourth minute and Sarah Mitchell in the 18th. Three minutes later Mitchell was sent off. Boyer would make it three within two minutes of the break and the Mountaineers went into the second half as though nothing was different. Boyer set up Charli Torres three minutes in and then Cailin Koupal, Alexandria Cuaresma, MacKinley Gregus scored before Boyer finished her hat-trick on an 18-yard free kick.

Friday - Northwest University 1-1 Southern Oregon :: Katie Michkiosky (Wenatchee, WA) scored the opening goal in the 62nd minute for the visitors.

Friday - Evergreen State 0-8 Oregon Tech :: Karah McCulley (Bend, OR) set up the opening goal in the second minute and the third goal in the 25th.

Saturday - Northwest University 2-3 Oregon Tech :: Katie Michkiosky (Wenatchee, WA) again scored the opening goal, tallying in the 34th for the lead at the break. OIT evened it up in the opening minute of the second half with Michkiosky restoring the lead for the Eagles in the 72nd only to see the Owls nab the win with two goals in the final seven minutes.

Sunday - Eastern Oregon 3-0 Warner Pacific :: The Mountaineers dominated the contest with a 25-4 advantage in shots, but it was not until the final 10 minutes when the floodgates opened with three goals. MacKinley Gregus, Kaitlyn McLeod and Taylor Boyer scored in a six minute span. Cydni Cottrell (Pasco, WA) recorded three saves for the shutout.

Sunday - Corban 2-3 (OT) College of Idaho :: The Yotes grabbed a lead early in contest with a pair of goals in the first 16 minutes. Emily Aspden and Jaelyn Yizar (Pocatello, ID) combined to set up Madison Glascock (Twin Falls, ID) for the opener in the 14th minute and then Aspden doubled things two minutes later on a ball from Jocelyn Cook-Cox (Spokane, WA / North Idaho College). Lexi McQueary (Kennewick, WA) evened things up early in the second half for the Warriors, delivering a cross to Rylee MacDonald in the 49th and scoring herself three minutes later. The contest rolled on to overtime when Cook-Cox hit a fantastic free kick from about 25 yards for the win.

Sunday - Northwest Christian 0-5 Rocky Mountain :: Lauryn Gamache and Tiara Duford (Polson, MT) led the Battlin Bears to the win. Gamache found Hannah Borgel for the opener in the 11th and scored the second in the 37th. After an Emily Browne strike in the 66th Duford pushed the lead to four in the 78th and scored her second two minutes later via Gamache.  Maia Wetzel (Helena, MT) made four saves before Samantha Kelley entered for the final 15 minutes.

Monday - Carroll 4-1 Providence :: Payton Netz (Great Falls, MT) found Kirsten Girolami five minutes into the match to give the visitors the lead with Eme McLaughlin (Great Falls, MT) scoring off a ball from Malena Lennon in the 30th to even it up. They went into the second half level, but a ball deflected off the keeper in the 63rd, allowing Makayla Welch (Boise, ID) to put the Saints back in front. Netz then scored from the corner of the six in the 79th and Katie Martin (Clancy, MT) locked things up in the 86th.

Other Scores - Saturday: Evergreen 0-5 Southern Oregon

Around the Nation

Oklahome State 0-1 Baylor :: Camryn Wendlandt (Coeur d'Alene, ID) scored the deciding goal in the 24th minute.


McNeese 1-0 Abilene Christian :: Havana Johnson (Coeur d'Alene, ID) scored the overtime winner on a breakaway in the 109th minute.

Embry Riddle 12-0 CSU-Maritime :: Riley Martinson (Spokane, WA) scored the fourth goal for ERAU in the rout.

Minot State 1-1 Sioux Falls :: Haley Berryman (Ephrata, WA / Walla Walla CC) set up the go-ahead goal for the Beavers in the 22nd minute for the road draw.

Mary 1-0 Sioux Falls :: Megan Lowery (Hayden, ID / North Idaho College) scored the deciding goal for the Marauders in the 42nd minute on a second chance off a corner.

Minot State 2-0 Southwest Minnesota :: Haley Berryman ((Ephrata, WA / Walla Walla CC) scored the opening goal for the Beavers.


## Men's Scores & Notes ## 

DIVISION I

WCC Friday - San Diego 1-0 Gonzaga :: In the tight contest the visitors broke the stalemate just before the hour mark and held on for the victory. The winning goal came just moments after Denis Kalamar had put a shot off the post at the other end.

WCC Friday - Loyola Marymount 0-4 Portland :: RJ Stretch (Spokane, WA) scored the third goal for the Pilots.



WCC Sunday - Loyola Marymount 1-0 Gonzaga :: In a tightly-fought contest that saw just three shots on target, the visitors made one count five minutes into the second half.

Standings - WCC 

Great Northwest Athletic Conference - Standings 

Northwest Nazarene 2-3 Seattle Pacific :: Alex Mitrovic put the Nighthawks on the board in the fourth minute, but a Grant Titus hat-trick put the hosts in front by two by the 27th minute. Rafael Junqueira banged a goal in off the left post from outside the box at the hour mark, but they were unable to find an equalizer.

Other Scores - Concordia 0-1 Saint Martin's, Western Washington 0-3 Simon Fraser

Northwest Conference - Standings 

Saturday - Linfield 3-1 Whitworth :: Gerardo Perez (Kuna, ID) scored the opening goal for the visitors in the 26th minute and Aaron Yanagi evened it up four minutes later with a header off a rebound. Linfield, though, put two on the board in the second half.

Saturday - Willamette 1-0 Whitman :: In a tight contest, the Blues kept the unbeaten Bearcats at bay defensively, not allowing a single shot on goal through regulation. Unfortunately, the first shot Matt Reich faced came six minutes into overtime and proved to be the deciding moment.

Saturday - Puget Sound 3-3 George Fox :: Trevor Martin (Spokane, WA) scored the second goal for the Bruins.

Saturday - Pacific Lutheran 1-0 Pacific :: Despite playing a man down since Joe Sammartino (Boise, ID) was sent off in the 20th minute, the Lutes got the road win with a goal in the 74th.

Sunday - Linfield 0-5 Whitman :: Jadon Bachtold scored the opening goal in the 10th minute and set up Sam Johnson in the 21st for early control of matters. Derivan Docktor headed an Oscar Harding corner home in the 26th for a three goal lead at the break. Another Harding corner was nodded in by Joe Wally in the 77th before he tallied a goal of his own in the 88th. Owen Davis-Bower and Jack Filipponi combined for the shutout.

Sunday - Willamette 1-1 Whitworth :: A disappointing season for the Pirates found a highlight moment as they handed the Bearcats their first blemish of the season. Kyle Cacoyannis tallied in the 36th minute for the Pirates but a free kick two minutes later evened things up for the league-leaders. Jesus Nunez would finish with five saves to preserve the draw.  

Other Scores - Sunday: Pacific Lutheran 3-0 George Fox, Puget Sound 2-1 Pacific

Cascade Collegiate Conference - Standings 

Friday - Northwest Christian 1-4 College of Idaho :: A deflected clearance broke a lengthy stalemate when Ben Bechor put the Yotes on the board in the 51st. Eight minutes later he doubled the lead with what proved to be the winner. Ahmet Huremovic (Meridian, ID) gave them a commanding lead in the 66th before the Beacons got on the board in the 75th. Bechor would restore the three goal difference in the 82nd when he set up Andy Sanchez for the final tally.

Friday - Corban 2-0 Rocky Mountain :: In a showdown of top teams the unbeaten Warriors scored once in each half to blank the Battlin Bears and hand them their second conference loss.

Friday - Eastern Oregon 4-1 Multnomah :: Connor Young scored off a deflection in the 23rd minute and Ethan Ronquillo tallied with 18 seconds left in the half to double the lead. Christian Miramontes (La Grande, OR) gathered deflected ball midway through the half and put it away from close-range to push the lead to three in the 63rd moments before the Lions got on the board. Young delivered a cross to Michael Ebel (La Grande, OR) in the 72nd to cap the game.

Friday - Evergreen State 4-0 Oregon Tech :: Emilio Meraz-Rodriguez (Pasco, WA) was unstoppable on the day. He scored the opener in the 12th minute and then set up the second with a corner in the 27th. He went on to score the next two to complete a hat-trick, tallying in the 27th and converting a penalty in the 50th.

Friday - Walla Walla 0-8 Warner Pacific :: Alex Saldana (Milton-Freewater, OR / Walla Walla CC) set up the fourth and fifth goals for the Knights. Elia Kisimba (Boise, ID / Treasure Valley CC) scored the sixth goal and Noe Silva (Hermiston, OR) tallied the seventh.  

Sunday - Eastern Oregon 4-2 Warner Pacific :: Carlos Solorio took advantage of the keeper dropping the ball in the 17th minute. Abraham Garcia scored in the 26th and served a corner that Oscar Munoz nodded home in the 32nd for a three goal advantage. After the Knights got on the board Solorio converted a penalty.

Sunday - Corban 1-0 College of Idaho :: The 15th-ranked Warriors scored eight minutes in and kept Yotes off the board the rest of the way in a tight contest that saw just three four total shots on goal.

Sunday - Northwest Christian 0-4 Rocky Mountain :: The Battlin Bears rolled to the win with Lane Finn and Tulio Melo scoring the 19th and 30th minutes. Milo Downey and Mason Luse (Billings, MT) added goals in the second half with Kristofer Wennin making three saves in the game before giving way to Ryan Cornwall (Billings, MT) for the final seven minutes.

Sunday - Walla Walla 0-2 Multnomah :: The Lions got on the board 10 minutes in and added some insurance in the 77th.  

Monday - Carroll 1-1 Providence :: Postponed by a snowstorm, the Argos got the opening goal from Alex Williams in the 26th minute. The Saints held a significant advantage in shots, but thanks to Marc Girone making 11 saves for the Argos were only able to get an equalizer from Jose Porras in the 66th.      

Other Scores - Friday: Northwest 0-5 Southern Oregon; Saturday: Evergreen State 0-1 Southern Oregon, Northwest 2-2 Oregon Tech,

Around the Nation

Cal State LA 2-2 Cal State Dominguez Hills :: JD Hauenstein (Spokane, WA) scored a huge equalizer with less than two minutes remaining to give the CSUDH Toros a draw against the eighth-ranked visitors.
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