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Prep Recap for Sept. 17: Marshfield nets win at tourney
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Monday, September 17, 2007 | No comments posted.
Marshfield’s volleyball team won the South Eugene tournament on Saturday, the first tournament title for the Pirates in Tammie Montiel’s four years as head coach.
“We have made it to the finals a few times, but I can’t remember ever coming out victorious, so it was a good day,” Montiel said.
The Pirates beat Pleasant Hill in the championship match 25-19, 23-25, 15-2.
Earlier, Marshfield had a pair of three-game wins in the quarterfinals (25-16, 22-25, 20-18 over Crater) and semifinals (25-19, 19-25, 15-7 over Corvallis).
Marshfield swept South Eugene 25-17, 25-15, 25-13, while losing to Thurston 25-19, 25-16, 24-26 in morning pool play.
Ali Worthen finished the day with 88 kills, five aces and 37 digs. Melanie Stout added 35 kills. Leslie Silver had 58 assists and nine aces, while Nikki Gross had 70 assists. Taylor Scott and Brittney Young each had 62 digs, with Scott also recording eight aces.
Vikings win home tournament
Siuslaw beat Reedsport 25-23, 25-20 in the championship match of the Siuslaw tournament on Saturday.
Siuslaw beat Creswell 26-24, 25-8 in one semifinal match, while Reedsport beat Coquille 25-21, 25-22 in the other.
Panthers take title
Gold Beach won its own tournament on Saturday, beating St. Mary’s in the title match, 21-25, 25-23, 15-6.
“We played great and it was wonderful to take first place in the tournament we hosted,” said Gold Beach coach Colleen Ellis. “It is going to be a great season. The girls work very well under pressure and are improving every day.”
Gold Beach beat Oakridge in the semifinals, 29-27, 25-10.
Earlier in the day, the Panthers swept their two pool matches, beating Rogue River 25-13, 25-11 and Pacific 25-11, 25-15.
Kelsey Hamilton had a huge day at the service line, with 22 aces, including six in the semifinals and 10 in the championship match. She also had 13 kills during the day.
Molly Hockema had 25 kills and 18 aces, Miranda Hunnicutt had 19 kills and nine aces, Rendall MacLaurie added 36 assists and 14 aces, and Emmie Yeiter recorded 19 assists.
BOYS SOCCER
Pirates improve to 3-1 on season
Marshfield captured its third win of the season, beating visiting Lebanon 2-1 on Saturday.
Richie Richmond scored Marshfield’s first goal, with an assist by Forrest Rambo, while Gatlin Giorgis got the other on a header off an assist by Eike Behrens. Both scores came early in the first half.
Phies Wibrandt scored Lebanon’s goal.
The Pirates open league play today at Springfield.
GIRLS SOCCER
Warriors top Pirates
Lebanon beat Marshfield 6-2 in a nonleague match on Saturday, but the Pirates had their best offensive output in two seasons.
“The girls did score two goals, which is more than they scored all season last year,” said Marshfield coach Kitty DeMoss. “They’re very excited about that. I’m excited about that, because we did take some risks and even though we did not come up on the winning end, we did play on the offensive side of Lebanon, and that felt pretty good for a lot of the girls.”
Lilly Duarte scored for the Pirates in the first half. Hannah Kemp, an exchange student from Germany, had the other goal.
“We felt we made a lot of progress,” DeMoss said.
“We have made it to the finals a few times, but I can’t remember ever coming out victorious, so it was a good day,” Montiel said.
The Pirates beat Pleasant Hill in the championship match 25-19, 23-25, 15-2.
Earlier, Marshfield had a pair of three-game wins in the quarterfinals (25-16, 22-25, 20-18 over Crater) and semifinals (25-19, 19-25, 15-7 over Corvallis).
Marshfield swept South Eugene 25-17, 25-15, 25-13, while losing to Thurston 25-19, 25-16, 24-26 in morning pool play.
Ali Worthen finished the day with 88 kills, five aces and 37 digs. Melanie Stout added 35 kills. Leslie Silver had 58 assists and nine aces, while Nikki Gross had 70 assists. Taylor Scott and Brittney Young each had 62 digs, with Scott also recording eight aces.
Vikings win home tournament
Siuslaw beat Reedsport 25-23, 25-20 in the championship match of the Siuslaw tournament on Saturday.
Siuslaw beat Creswell 26-24, 25-8 in one semifinal match, while Reedsport beat Coquille 25-21, 25-22 in the other.
Panthers take title
Gold Beach won its own tournament on Saturday, beating St. Mary’s in the title match, 21-25, 25-23, 15-6.
“We played great and it was wonderful to take first place in the tournament we hosted,” said Gold Beach coach Colleen Ellis. “It is going to be a great season. The girls work very well under pressure and are improving every day.”
Gold Beach beat Oakridge in the semifinals, 29-27, 25-10.
Earlier in the day, the Panthers swept their two pool matches, beating Rogue River 25-13, 25-11 and Pacific 25-11, 25-15.
Kelsey Hamilton had a huge day at the service line, with 22 aces, including six in the semifinals and 10 in the championship match. She also had 13 kills during the day.
Molly Hockema had 25 kills and 18 aces, Miranda Hunnicutt had 19 kills and nine aces, Rendall MacLaurie added 36 assists and 14 aces, and Emmie Yeiter recorded 19 assists.
BOYS SOCCER
Pirates improve to 3-1 on season
Marshfield captured its third win of the season, beating visiting Lebanon 2-1 on Saturday.
Richie Richmond scored Marshfield’s first goal, with an assist by Forrest Rambo, while Gatlin Giorgis got the other on a header off an assist by Eike Behrens. Both scores came early in the first half.
Phies Wibrandt scored Lebanon’s goal.
The Pirates open league play today at Springfield.
GIRLS SOCCER
Warriors top Pirates
Lebanon beat Marshfield 6-2 in a nonleague match on Saturday, but the Pirates had their best offensive output in two seasons.
“The girls did score two goals, which is more than they scored all season last year,” said Marshfield coach Kitty DeMoss. “They’re very excited about that. I’m excited about that, because we did take some risks and even though we did not come up on the winning end, we did play on the offensive side of Lebanon, and that felt pretty good for a lot of the girls.”
Lilly Duarte scored for the Pirates in the first half. Hannah Kemp, an exchange student from Germany, had the other goal.
“We felt we made a lot of progress,” DeMoss said.
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