The Riverhawks and Braves rolled to two more shutout victories Tuesday evening as they continue their dominance in the Mid-Columbia Conference. Chiawana, facing an unbeaten 2-0 Hanford side, moved to 4-0 with the win and still have yet to allow a goal this season. Kamiakin's defense similarly has dominated play with just one goal allowed is 3-0.
In the GNL Cheney and West Valley both took care of business to move to 2-0 on the season, but the Blackhawks needed overtime to dispatch last-place Pullman. In contrast, there were no such contests in the NEA where the top three - Deer Park, Freeman and Lakeside - yet against rolled to easy wins against the bottom half of the table to all remain 3-0. That will change come Thursday evening though as Deer Park and Lakeside square off in the first meeting amongst any of the contenders.
## Mid-Columbia Conference ##
Kamiakin 5-0 Southridge :: Brielle Schneider scored the opener 22 minutes into the contest with Maddie Morgan finding Izzy Conover for the second for as the Braves only went to the break up two thanks to a penalty kick save from Suns keeper Alyssa Masterson. Morgan then went on to score the next two. Conover delivered a cross for the first that Britney Donais defelcted to Morgan for the finish and Kaeri Ward found her for the second.
K: Brielle Schneider 22
K: Izzy Conover (Maddie Morgan)
K: Maddie Morgan (Britney Donais)
K: Maddie Morgan (Kaeri Ward) 61
K: Sarah Ensign 79
GK - K: Alyssa Humphrey 2 saves (40 mins) & Campbelle Hunt 2 saves (40 mins); S: Alyssa Masterson 13 saves
Hanford 0-3 Chiawana :: A long strike from Julianna Ventura put the Riverhawks up after just four minutes and Ruthie Edrington sent a shot over the keeper in the 18th minute. Elsa Young capped the scoring off a rebound as the Riverhawks moved to 4-0 on the season.
C: Julianna Ventura (Savannah Taylor) 4
C: Ruthie Edrington (Sydney Suarez) 18
C: Elsa Young
GK - Details not available
Walla Walla 3-1 Pasco :: The Blue Devils grabbed their first league win of the season in a second half thriller. After a scoreless stalemate in the first half Eliana Coburn broke the deadlock seven minutes into the second. A corner from Emmie Ogden made it two when Taylor McGill put it away in the 58th. The Bulldogs answered in the 65th, but Coburn found McGill, who fired a shot from outside the box for some insurance in the 73rd.
WW: Eliana Coburn (Katie Hassler) 47
WW: Taylor McGill (Emmie Ogden) 58
P: NA 65
WW: Taylor McGill (Eliana Coburn) 73
GK - WW: Sophia Schonder 5 saves; P: NA
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## Great Northern League ##
Cheney 2-1 (OT) Pullman :: The Greyhounds grabbed the lead four minutes from intermission via Elsie French, but the Blackhawks equalized through Kaitlin Teeters just after the hour mark. Despite controlling the contest and forcing nine saves from Jocelyn Gross, the visitors were unable to find a winner until Lauryn Woller tallied two minutes into overtime.
P: Elsie French (Peyton Teevens) 36
C: Kaitlin Teeters (Emma Scott) 61
C: Lauryn Woller 82
GK - C: Melissa Aris 0 saves; P: Jocelyn Gross 9 saves
West Valley 3-0 Clarkston :: Akylah Beity scored the lone goal of the first half, but Frankie Schade put the match away for the Eagles with a pair of goals in the final 10 minutes.
WV: Akylah Beitey (Alyssa Amann) 18
WV: Frankie Schade (Baylee Trejo) 70
WV: Frankie Schade 78
GK - WV: Lee McGlothlen 6 saves; C: Alex Grovom 6 saves 1 GA (40 mins) & Erika Pickett 5 saves, 2 GA (40 mins)
## Northeast A League ##
Medical Lake 0-4 Freeman :: Delaney Lamott drove up the left side and found the far upper corner with a long-range strike to start the landslide win. Defender Macy Luhr created the second goal when she created some space and threaded a perfect ball to Peyton Brewer for a 24th minute tap-in for a two goal lead at the break. The team effort continued in the second half with Lindsay Balkenbush dropping the ball back to Kassidy Reilly for a strike from outside the area in the 50th and Kylie Nelson found the back of the net on a free kick from about 25 yards.
F: Delaney Lamotte 12
F: Peyton Brewer (Macy Luhr) 24
F: Kassidy Reilly (Lindsay Balkenbush) 50
F: Kylie Nelson 61
GK - F: Hannah Pylant 3 saves (70 mins) & Amanda Flory 0 saves (10 mins); ML: NA
Deer Park 5-2 Colville :: It was the Jessie Thomas show for the Lady Stags in Colville. She netted three times in the first 20 minutes before Keren Torres and Alexis Peterson made things interesting with a pair of goals for the hosts. A minute after Colville pulled within one, though, Thomas struck for her fourth to curb the comeback. She added a fifth eight minutes into the second half.
DP: Emmy Moore (Jessie Thomas) 9
DP: Emmy Moore (Jessie Thomas) 12
DP: Jessie Thomas (pen) 20
C: Keren Torres (Ally Stickney) 29
C: Alexis Peterson 35
DP: Jessie Thomas (Shayla Donaldson) 36
DP: Jessie Thomas (Emmy Moore) 48
GK - DP: Madison Sellars 7 saves; C: Molly Goodwin 15 saves
Lakeside 5-1 Riverside :: No details available
## Non-League Games ##
Monday, September 10
North Central 0-1 Ferris :: The Saxons held the better of possession, but both defensive lines stood firm on the day making Leighton DeMille's goal in the 50th minute on a throw-in from Shantae Cutler the difference.
F: Leighton DeMille (Shantae Cutler) 50
GK - F: Maya Watson 3 saves (40 mins) & Mikaela Grzelak 4 saves (40 mins); NC: Payton Flannery 3 saves
Kettle Falls 0-10 Rogers :: A win is a win, which is an important thing for a Pirates side that has struggled to find a W against any level of competition for many years. Though final results are missing from a few scheduled matches on file during the stretch, the most recent victory for the Pirates as far as INWsn can ascertain is a 1-0 victory against St Georges in October of 2014.
Ivy Sarich got things going early on a ball from Marissa Bell just four minutes in. Then midfielder Hailey Hooks - who also dominated defensively - went on a spree, setting up Macy Crawford in the seventh and tallying three of the next four goals herself. Sarah Vensel set up the final goal of the hat-trick, but it was the first of four consecutive assists she would tally, including two for Bell on fantastic crosses. Bell would join Hooks with a hat-trick by scoring the final goal.
R: Ivy Sarich (Marissa Bell) 4
R: Macy Crawford (Hailey Hooks) 7
R: Emily Gomez (Marissa Bell) 18
R: Hailey Hooks 23
R: Hailey Hooks 28
R: Hailey Hooks (Sarah Vensel) 23
R: Marissa Bell (Sarah Vensel) 60
R: Marissa Bell (Sarah Vensel) 64
R: Desi Lewis (Sarah Vensel) 66
R: Marissa Bell (Macy Crawford) 74
GK - R: Nikyia Anderson 2 saves (40 mins) & Alicia Abella 1 save (40 mins); KF: NA
Coeur d'Alene 1-2 (SO) Lewis & Clark :: A sloppy first half from both sides gave way to a far more entertaining and intense second half as the two sides created numerous opportunities. The Tigers opened the scoring with a quick attack up the middle that saw Camryn Gardner feed Anna Ackermann, who finished from just inside the box. A free kick from the left corner at the other end four minutes later created the equalizer for the visitors when a bouncing ball was blasted to goal and caught the raised arms of a leaping Iris Hartwig, resulting in the penalty converted by Erika Skindlov. As a non-league contest, the two sides went directly to a shootout, which would go on to eight rounds with Erin Carney making two saves for LC while Lily Foster made one and saw another go wide in the initial five rounds. A third save from Carney in the eighth round decided the tiebreaker.
LC: Anna Ackermann (Camryn Gardner) 61
CDA: Erika Skindlov (pen) 65
Shootout: 6-5 (8 rounds)
GK - LC: Jessie Quacquarini 3 saves (40 mins) & Erin Carney 4 saves (40 mins); CDA: Lily Foster 4 saves
Tuesday, September 11
Moses Lake 4-3 Mt Spokane :: After Morgan Skone put the visitors in front in the ninth minute Allie Lafferty took a free kick from Kylie Stiles and beat the keeper one-on-one for the equalizer in the 20th. Eight minutes later Gracyn Ulias nodded in a corner from Ally Gockley for the halftime lead. The back-and-forth contest continued in the second half as Moses Lake scored two to move in front before Gockley evened it up off a flick from Stiles. The visitors, though, would prevail with the winner five mintues from time.
ML: Morgan Skone (Emily Mendoza) 9
MS: Allie Lafferty (Kylie Stiles) 20
MS: Gracyn Ulias (Ally Gockley) 28
ML: Claire Hopkins 55
ML: Emily Mendoza 65
MS: Ally Gockley (Kylie Stiles) 70
ML: Madison Krogh 75
GK - ML: Abigail Rosenow 2 saves; MS: Averie Carlson 2 saves
Ferris 1-3 University :: Kelsey Crosby had a fantastic night in a non-league showdown against the Saxons. She opened things up off a deflection eight minutes in, but Taylor Ward tied things up eight minutes later on a free kick from about 19 yards. Crosby tallied herself off a free kick opportunity, putting the Titans back in front from about 25 yards with a strike to the upper corner in the 58th minute. She went on to finish the hat-trick with five minutes remaining to secure the result.
U: Kelsey Crosby 8
F: Taylor Ward 16 -- free kick
U: Kelsey Crosby 58 -- free kick from 25 uper corner
U: Kelsey Crosby 75
GK - U: Krum 1 save; F: Watson 5 saves
East Valley 1-2 (SO) Shadle Park :: A pair of goals off rebounds left the two sides in a stalemate after 80 minutes. Olivia Wicks followed up on her own saved shot seven minutes into the match to give the Highlanders the lead. Sixteen minutes later a shot from the top of the box by Kaitlyn Harvey was deflected off the post by goalkeeper Katelyn Pomerinke and went into the path of Angel Denke for the close-range putaway. Pomerinke went on to make one save in the shootout, watching another go high and a third hit the post, for the tiebreaker win.
SP: Olivia Wicks 7
EV: Angel Denke 23
Shootout: 3-1 (4 rounds)
GK - SP: Katelyn Pomerinke 7 saves; EV: Thompson 5 saves, 1 GA (40 mins) & Tomcho 4 saves, 0 GA (40 mins)
Newport 4-0 Priest River :: No details available
Wednesday, September 12
Mead 2-1 Lake City :: After falling behind in the opening minute, Kendal Houston found Sarah Frahm four minutes in for the lead and connected with Rachel Benneweis in the 27th for what held as the winner.
LC: Lasher (Teets) 1
M: Sarah Frahm (Kendal Houston) 4
M: Rachel Benneweis (Kendal Houston) 27
GK - M: Ashlynn Eggleston 4 saves, 1 GA (40 mins) & Jordan Mattox 5 saves, 0 GA (40 mins); LC: Lambert 1 save, 2 GA (40 mins) & Jo Parks 1 save, 0 GA (40 mins)
Central Valley 1-1 Sandpoint :: Alyssa Molina scored the opener in the 24th, but the hosts answered six minutes later and managed to keep the Bears off the board in the second half despite being significantly outshot.
CV: Alyssa Molina 24
S: Piper Frank (Webster) 30
GK - CV: Scott 1 save, 1 GA (40 mins) & Kaufman 3 saves, 0 GA (40 mins); S: Larson 3 saves, 1 GA (40 mins) & Kilpatrick 8 saves, 0 GA (40 mins)
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