Fremont High School Boys Varsity Soccer 9/2/2008 Orchard View

Boys Varsity Soccer - 9/2/2008 Orchard View

Fremont clips OV; Big Reds stop NM

Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Muskegon Chronicle

FROM LOCAL REPORTS

Spotting Orchard View's soccer team a one-goal lead just seemed to fire up Fremont.

The Cardinals scored first on a goal by freshman Zach Sutton, but the Packers answered back with four straight and hung on for a 4-3 victory Tuesday in Lakes 8 action.

After Sutton's goal, the Packers reeled off goals by Bent Vandenedal, Tony Chandonnet and two from Reed Luchies for a 4-1 lead.

"We settled down and rallied after they scored first," said Fremont coach Steve Vissia.

But the Cardinals weren't finished. Two goals early in the second half, one from Jamie Nunez and another from Sutton, pulled OV within a goal with 30 minutes remaining.

"They definitely had their chances," said Vissia, whose team is 4-1-1, 1-0. "We got a little sloppy toward the end."

Grant 5, Newaygo 4 -- Host Grant took a 4-0 lead into halftime and held on for the win. Marcos Ochoa scored the Tigers' first three goals and Jorge Bravo added the final first-half tally. Newaygo scored four minutes into the second half before Alex Yanex scored to give Grant a 5-1 lead. The Lions scored the next three goals, including two on penalty kicks to pull within one goal with a minute left. Grant (5-0-1, 1-0) finished with a 25-8 shot advantage.

Fruitport 8, Tri-County 0 -- Host Fruitport took a 7-0 lead by halftime. The Trojans' Jake Laufersky and Cody Kryfka scored two goals apiece while Josh Smith, Josh Price, Jordan Laufersky and Mark Geile added solo goals. Fruitport (4-2, 1-0) finished with a 21-0 shot advantage.

Spring Lake 5, Ludington 0 -- At Ludington, Luke Weavers scored twice to lead Spring Lake (2-1-1, 1-0). Michael Gagnon, Chris Tilton and Jon Budzenski added goals for the Lakers and Ian Welling had two assists. Spring Lake had a 15-4 shot advantage and Alex Howe finished with four saves. The Orioles' Derek Oakes made 10 saves.

RIVER VALLEY

Muskegon Catholic 5, Tri-Unity Christian 0 -- The host Crusaders (4-0, 1-0) received two goals from Tyler Kleaveland and one each from Danny Gawron, Connor Seymour and Gabe Gazior to remain undefeated. MCC goalkeeper T.J. Prince made four saves. Standouts on defense included Eric Weinberg, Cody Boukamp, Kyle Halloran and Jeff Galla.

NONLEAGUE

Muskegon 4, North Muskegon 0 -- Jube Rodriguez scored three goals and goalkeeper Rueben Klemm posted the shutout in the Big Reds' victory over the Norsemen. Ryan Cooper added a second-half goal for Muskegon (2-3) and sweeper Javier Espinoza was credited with playing a strong game on defense.

Grand Rapids Christian 1, Mona Shores 0 -- At Grand Rapids, Mona Shores gave up a first-half goal and had a goal of its own disallowed in the second half. The Sailors (1-2-1) were outshot 8-7 but came close, hitting the post twice in the game. Trevor Tejchma finished with seven saves for MS.

Oakridge 9, Pentwater 4 -- At Pentwater, Josh Armstrong had three goals and two assists to lead Oakridge. Torrey Esparza added a goal and three assists as the Eagles (4-2, 2-0) built a 6-1 halftime lead. Mick Williams, Andrew Kahler, Dan Taylor, Jake Lee and Guy Gonyon rounded out the scoring for Oakridge, which had a 18-6 shot advantage. Tommy Hilton, Michael King, Mike Holmes and Ryan Malburg scored for the Falcons.

Manistee 2, Shelby 0 -- Manistee received two goals from Casey Hogan -- both set up by Dalton Zawacki -- to knock off the Tigers (3-4-1). The Tigers were outshot 9-3 with goalkeeper Colton Burmeister registering seven saves.

Reeths-Puffer 1, Grand Rapids Northview 0 -- The Rockets turned in a strong defensive game, led by Danny Aldridge and Devin Breen, to post a victory over Northview. Justin Cartwright scored the only goal the Rockets would need 13 minutes into the game. R-P goalkeeper Drew Johnson had five saves and posted the shutout.

Big Rapids Crossroads 7, Providence Christian 2 -- At Big Rapids, Providence Christian fell behind 3-1 by halftime. Jimmy Dummer and Josh Nelson had goals for the Storm (1-4) who were outshot 14-13.

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