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Catawba, Mars Hill Get DSC Wins; Limestone Goes
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Courtesy DSC Members' Sports Information Offices
Limestone 13, Wheeling Jesuit 5 Catawba 22, Presbyterian
11 It was a tight first quarter as Catawba held a marginal 5-4 with sophomore midfielder Ryan Greaves (Owings, Md.) giving the Indians the go-ahead goal off an assist from freshman attacker Mark Van Hoever (Pleasant Gardner, N.C.) at 1:14. With 8:04 remaining in the first, the Blue Hose led 3-1 behind back-to-back goals from freshman attacker Tyler Dunn (Casheirs, N.C.) that were both assisted by sophomore midfielder Tim Cassios (St. Albert, Alberta). The Indians exploded in the second period, outscoring PC, 6-1, for an 11-5 advantage at halftime. Catawba’s senior attacker Matt Riley (Baltimore, Md.) had a pair of goals in the run. In the third quarter, the Blue Hose were only able to get within five (13-8) despite receiving two goals each from Cassios and sophomore attacker Jared Domino (St. Albert, Alberta). Senior attacker Randall Worthington (Churchville, Md.) had two of the Indians’ five goals. It was all Catawba in the fourth period as six different players scored for the Indians. Catawba out shot PC, 54-30, hustled to 72 ground balls, and was 29-of-37 face-offs. Midfielders Sean Sullivan (Rockville, Md.) and Eric Finland (McLean, Va.) each won 13 face-offs and scooped up nine ground balls apiece. Cassios finished the game with nine points to match the game-high on six goals and three assists, while Domino added a pair of goals and two assists and Dunn chipped in two and an assist. Freshman defender Drew Tobias (Whitsett, N.C.) picked up seven loose balls, while sophomore midfielder Walton Crosby (Jacksonville, Fla.) and freshman defender Matt Roach (Greensboro, N.C.) each had two caused turnovers. Freshman goalie David Hetu (Apex, N.C.) played all 60 minutes, making 16 saves and having six ground balls. Van Hoever also had a game-high nine points on four goals and five assists for the Indians, while Riley contributed four goals and three assists plus nine ground balls. Worthington added six points on five goals and an assist and senior midfielder Brent Smith (Ellicott City, Md.) chipped in a hat trick and two assists, while Sullivan had three caused turnovers. Sophomores Ben Huber (Westminster, Md.) and Tres Pethel (Mooresville, N.C.) split equal time in the net, combining for eight saves. Catawba will wrap up the regular-season on April 14 when the Indians travel to Wingate, N.C., to face DSC foe, Wingate University, at 2:00. Catawba College..... 5 6 5 6 - 22 Catawba College SCORING: GOALS: Randall Worthington 5; Mark Van Hoever 4; Matt Riley 4; Brent Smith 3; Ryan Greaves 2; Cameron Kent 2; Dan Pashley 1; Jesse Hansen 1. ASSISTS: Mark Van Hoever 5; Matt Riley 3; Brent Smith 2; Phillip Newton 1; Matt Puccio 1; Randall Worthington 1. Presbyterian College SCORING: GOALS: Cassios, Tim 6; Domino, Jared 2; Dunn, Tyler 2; Hackett, William 1. ASSISTS: Cassios, Tim 3; Domino, Jared 2; Crosby, Walton 1; Dunn, Tyler 1. Catawba College GROUND BALLS: Eric Finland 9; Matt Riley 9; Sean Sullivan 9; Dan Pashley 7; Ryan Greaves 5; Phillip Newton 5; Matt Puccio 5; Harrison Christian 4; Mark Van Hoever 4; Brian Ward 4; Wayne Carbiener 2; C.J. Dunshie 2; Brent Smith 2; Ben Huber 1; Cameron Kent 1; Stiles Knight 1; Danny Ryan 1; Randall Worthington 1. Presbyterian College GROUND BALLS: Tobias, Drew 7; Hetu, David 6; Hackett, William 5; Crosby, Walton 4; Domino, Jared 4; Dunn, Tyler 4; Spilly, Carl 4; Williams, Chris 4; Cassios, Tim 3; Fraser, Alex 3; Plaisted, Nick 3; LeMay, Reece 1; Roach, Matthew 1; Varner, Patrick 1. Catawba College TURNOVERS CAUSED: Harrison Christian 3; Sean Sullivan 3; Matt Puccio 2; Wayne Carbiener 1; Ben Huber 1; C.J. Dunshie 1; Stiles Knight 1; Phillip Newton 1; Matt Riley 1; Brent Smith 1; Mark Van Hoever 1. Presbyterian College TURNOVERS CAUSED: Crosby, Walton 2; Roach, Matthew 2; Cassios, Tim 1; Domino, Jared 1; Dunn, Tyler 1; Hackett, William 1; Tobias, Drew 1. SHOTS - Catawba College 54; Presbyterian College 30. SHOTS ON GOAL - Catawba College 38; Presbyterian College 19. PENALTIES - Catawba College 1/1:00; Presbyterian College 3/2:00. MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - Catawba College 0-3; Presbyterian College 0-1. TURNOVERS - Catawba College 35; Presbyterian College 38. FACEOFFS - Catawba College 29-37; Presbyterian College 8-37. CLEARS - Catawba College 18-20; Presbyterian College 14-27. GOALIES - CAT: Ben Huber 3-7 (30:00 minutes, 8 shots-3 saves, 5 GA), Tres Pethel (30:00, 11-5, 6); PC: Hetu, David 2-9 (60:00, 38-16, 22). Limestone 13, Wheeling
Jesuit 5 Limestone jumped out to an early 5-1 lead in the first quarter, allowing only one Cardinal goal and ended the quarter with a 6-1 advantage. The Saints outscored the visitors, 5-1, in the second quarter to enter the second half up 11-2. Wheeling Jesuit’s defense held the Saints’ attack to only two goals in the second half, as the Cardinals rallied to score three more goals in the final quarter. The Saints had 37 shots compared to the visitors’ 30 for the match. Drew Comeau (Red Deer, Alberta, Canada) led Limestone with six goals. Mike MacLeod (Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada) and Brock Spilker (Pasadena, Md.) each scored twice, while Pat Beall (Mt. Airy, Md.), Ryan Verrilli (Manassas, Va.), and Alex Callihan (Centreville, Va.) had a goal a piece. Goalkeeper Marty Ward (Syracuse, N.Y.) had a solid performance with nine saves for the game. Verrilli, Brad Patridge (Dublin, Ohio), and Spilker recorded an assists, while Harley Beekman (Amsterdam, N.Y.) had two. Limestone hosts Pfeiffer on April 15 at 2:30 p.m. in Gaffney, S.C. Mars Hill 17, Wingate
12 The Lions recognized their senior members of the squad before the game. Matt Holthaus (Churchville, MD), James Phelan (Farmingdale, NY) and Dusty Poore (Westminster, MD) are the Lions' senior players. Wingate started the game with four unanswered goals. It appeared that it was going to be a long night for the Lions. MHC was able to score a couple of goals before the first frame ended but Wingate won the first quarter, 5-2. MHC rebounded in quarter number two out scoring the Bulldogs 7-4 to send the teams into the locker room at halftime with the score knotted at 9-all. MHC took a 15-11 advantage into the final stanza after they out scored Wingate 6-2 in the third quarter. David Kemp (Webster, NY) scored two goals and assisted on two additional scores in the third period. Andrew Chapman (Toronto, Ontario) scored the go-ahead goal with 8:33 left in the third set. The fourth quarter was a defensive battle as MHC edged Wingate 2-1 to make the final tally, 17-12. Wingate out shot the Lions 44-to-40 but shots on goal were much closer with Wingate firing only one more (32-31) than MHC. The Lions won the ground ball battle, 75-57 while the Bulldogs won 19-of-31 face-offs. Wingate was 0-for-5 in extra man opportunities, MHC was 1-for-3. Chapman led all scorers with five goals followed by David Hodgins (Windsor, Ontario) with four goals. Brad Campbell (Middleton, WI) added three goals while Kemp scored twice and assisted on five goals. Holthaus played all 60 minutes in goal for MHC and made 20 saves. Chris Manwaring (Vancouver, B.C.) led Wingate with three goals followed by Kyle Costello (Wilmington, NC) who scored a couple of goals and recorded three assists. Dan Leber (Orlando, FL) added two goals and one assist in the contest. Evan Watts (Winston-Salem, NC) and David Suthers (Manassas, VA) split time in goal for Wingate. Watts played the first half and made six saves facing 19 shots. Suthers played the second half and made eight saves facing 21 shots. MHC will end DSC regular season play next Saturday when they play at Queens University in Charlotte, NC. Game time is set for 4 p.m. Wingate will host Catawba College on April 4, at 2 p.m. Wingate............. 5 4 2 1 - 12 Wingate SCORING: GOALS: Chris Manwaring 3; Kyle Costello 2; Dan Leber 2; Stephen Torkington 2; Bryan Safarik 2; Ryan Otterblad 1. ASSISTS: Kyle Costello 3; Mark Hodsdon 1; Dan Leber 1. Mars Hill College SCORING: GOALS: Andrew Chapman 5; David Hodgins 4; Brad Campbell 3; David Kemp 2; Vincent Giganti 2; Dru Ulloa 1. ASSISTS: David Kemp 5; David Hodgins 3; Dusty Poore 2; Brad Campbell 1; Parker Harrison 1; Lance Renes 1. Wingate GROUND BALLS: Mark Hodsdon 7; Kyle Costello 6; Stephen Torkington 6; Bob Chinn 5; Chris Manwaring 5; Evan Schaller 4; Dan Cook 3; David Olliver 3; Bryan Safarik 3; Mike Watson 3; Evan Watts 3; Robert Cotton 2; Dan Leber 2; Dan Eldridge 1; Jim Garnham 1; Dustin Hitt 1; John Martin 1; Zach Ritter 1. Mars Hill College GROUND BALLS: Vincent Giganti 10; Matt Holthaus 10; Dusty Poore 9; Jeffrey Cizdziel 6; David Kemp 6; Colbe Klein 5; Andrew Chapman 4; Leroy Grant 4; David Hodgins 4; Lance Renes 4; Brad Campbell 3; Sean Haddow 3; Miles Robinson 3; Dru Ulloa 2; Andrew Bergland 1; John Gelinne 1. Wingate TURNOVERS CAUSED: Evan Schaller 3; David Olliver 1. Mars Hill College TURNOVERS CAUSED: Leroy Grant 3; Matt Holthaus 2; Lance Renes 2; Jeffrey Cizdziel 1; Vincent Giganti 1; Dusty Poore 1. SHOTS - WU 44; MHC 40. SHOTS ON GOAL - WU 32; MHC 31. PENALTIES - WU 3/2:00; MHC 5/4:00. MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES - WU 0-5; MHC 1-3. TURNOVERS - WU 32; MHC 23. FACEOFFS - WU 19-31; MHC 12-31. CLEARS - WU 23-27; MHC 27-34. GOALIES - WU: David Suthers 4-4 (30:00 minutes, 16 shots-8 saves, 8 GA) , Evan Watts (30:00, 15-6, 9); MHC: Matt Holthaus 10-3 (60:00, 32-20, 12). Start time: 6:00 PM Finish time: 7:51 PM Length of game: 1:51 Officials:. Scorer: Rick Baker. A-175 T-1:51 |
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