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October 4, 2006

High School Fall Sports Roundup

Herald Staff reports



BOYS GOLF

ä Grove City 148, Lakeview 169 — At Grove City Country Club, Cameron Peterson and Derek Forese both carded 34s as the Eagles defeated the Sailors.

Darrin Hovis and Dylan Bertin led Lakeview with 41s.

Grove City — Peterson, Forese 34s, Zach Nesbit 37, Steve Deyarmin 43.

Lakeview — Hovis, Bertin 41s, Jake Bertin 42, Tanner Edwards 45.

BOYS SOCCER

ä Hickory 0, Grove City 0 (2OT) — Under the lights at Forker Field, the Hornets (6-5-2) and Eagles (7-1-2) played to a scoreless tie after a pair of overtime sessions.

Grove City registered 19 shots on goal while Hickory posted 10.

Hornet goalie Mark DuVall registered 13 saves while Grove City’s Justin Gildersleeve made 5 saves.

JV: Hickory, 1-0.

ä Slippery Rock 10, Sharon 0 — At Slippery Rock, the Tigers dropped to 3-10 as the Rockets posted a shutout.

The game was scoreless through the first 23 minutes.

Sharon coach Ned Seder reported that senior goalie Justin Rosales left the game after he caught an accidental elbow while going for the ball.

He was replaced by freshman Joe Volpe.

JV: Game halted due to storm.

ä Commodore Perry 7, Sharpsville 0 — At Sheakleyville, Justin McCrillis posted a hat trick as the Panthers downed Sharpsville (2-9).

Also for CP, Greg Sabo had a goal and an assist and Andy Engstrom, Tyler Wasser and Joel Lauffer scored.

Panther netminder Jake Snyder posted 7 saves in the shutout.

Derek Leskowak notched 11 saves for the Blue Devils.

JV: Commodore Perry, 1-0.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

ä Brookfield 3, LaBrae 1 — At Brookfield, Morgan Bonekovic’s 16 points, 19 kills and 6 blocks led the Lady Warriors (7-5, 13-7) to a 25-11, 25-18, 12-25, 25-23 TAC-8 victory over the Lady Vikings (3-8, 4-15).

Brookfield — Rachel Baker 14 points, 7 kills; Taralee Williams 35 assists; Meghan Reiser 11 points; Samantha Bombeck 9 digs.

ä Mercer 3, Greenville 2 — At Greenville, Brandie Hillmar scored 18 points as the Lady M’s improved to 9-3 with a 25-9, 25-22, 16-25, 24-26, 15-6 win over Greenville.

Mercer — Kayla McCreary 5 points; Deanna Moose 10 points; Megan Painter 12 points; Samantha Nan 6 points, Timberly Regal 7 points; Brittany Mohney 5 points.

Greenville — Emily Segur 25 assists; Kelli Scott 15 points; Colleen Walsh 8 points; Ashley Fisher 9 kills; Megan Eckard 7 points; Kelsey Cousley 5 kills; Melissa Staynoff 8 points; Emily Lugg 6 kills.

JV: Mercer, 25-17, 25-16.

ä Grove City 3, Shaler 2 — At Grove City on Tuesday, the host Lady Eagles edged the visitors from Pittsburgh 25-17, 25-23, 14-25, 21-25, 13-15

Grove City (8-1) — Sam Baseler 12 points, 28 digs; Ashley Patterson 12 kills, 10 assists, 15 digs; Caitlin Rothman 9 kills, 11 blocks; Kari Barnes 7 points, 8 kills, 24 digs; Logan Sanders 6 digs; Lacey Aloisio 6 blocks; Lauryn Franklin 10 points, 21 digs; Rachel Ennis 12 points, 19 assists, 23 digs.

JV: Grove City, 17-25, 25-20, 15-9.

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