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Coast Soccer League

Girls under 9

The Irvine Lasers Girls Under-9 bronze west team put together two

more wins in Coast Soccer League action. The Irvine Lasers defeated

the Rancho Santa Margarita Soccer Club, 6-0. Brynn Motal who had

three scores. Hailey Hite, Anna Chin and Katie Craig each scored

goals. In their second game, the Lasers also beat the Fury Futbol

Club from Aliso Viejo, 6-0. Emily Martinez scored twice. Brianna

Westrup, Nicholle Frei, Brynn Motal and Karina Mickelson each scored

goals in the Fury match. Iola Favell, Loren Littlefield and Lauren

Smith all contributed to the win. The Lasers are undefeated in league

play.

AYSO Region 120

Boys under 12

Golden Bullets 3, Blue Plate Specials 3: The Bullets went up

against the Specials in a very evenly played match. The Bullets came

back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the game in the last 30 seconds of

play. Goals were scored by Tanner De Berry, Alex Chairez, and Alex

Martinez. Strong defense was played on both teams.

Girls under 10

Scorpions 3, Blue Tigers 1: In the first quarter as Claudia Huerta

worked herself free from the defense and goalkeeper to put the

Scorpions ahead 1-0. Later in the same period, Huerta scored again on

a solid kick that hammered the back of the net. Just before halftime,

Jordan Page reacted quickly to a free ball from Judith Gonzalez and

angled a shot into the goal to provide the Scorpions all of the

points they would need. The second half was a determined

demonstration of defense and close scoring opportunities, Bree Adams,

Dominique Beltran, Crystal Zamora, Mary Garza were key components of

the attack. Olivia LeValley was solid in goal and Kyra Page played a

key role on the defense. Amy Heil and Daniella Amador both

supplemented the attack with very accurate corner kicks that led to

more scoring chances.

Scorpions 2, Green Lightning 2: The Scorpions and the Green

Lighting played to a 2-2 tie on Wendesday. In the first period, after

receiving a beautiful crossing pass from Dominique Beltran, Olivia

LeValley scored the first goal of the game into the back of the net.

In the third period, the score was equalized when right forward

Judith Gonzalez slipped past the defense, and ripped a scoring shot

into the corner of the goal. Throughout the game, midfielder Amy Heil

dominated the action, and kept the ball in the control of the

Scorpions.

Region 57

Girls under 16

CdM 2, Newport 1: Trailing 1-0 at halftime, CdM turned on the full

speed button, and managed to edge out Newport. Breezy Brewster scored

the first goal. Later in the match, Julie Kramer slammed home the

winner. Great midfield play by Erica Penneuri, and brilliant defense

by Taylor Rhodes and sisters Arianna and Alix Condon stopped Newport

in the second half.

Girls under 14

Flaming Pepperoni: The Pepperonis played their best game of the

season so far. Natalie Rempalski scored three goals, Jaden Heinecke

and Katelyn Baker both scored a goal as well. Molly Vorwerck did an

amazing job passing. Torrey Attyah continued to be the “Energizer

Bunny” and played the whole field tirelessly. The defensive game

finally came together. Power stops and cannon kicks by Victoria

Burkhead and Leyla Hezar, added tothe wall created by our two

goalkeepers Courtney Davison and Amy Arnesen. versatility of Blair

Camarillo, Reede Dahlfors, Vanessa Rager, and Kaela Schreck all

displayed versatility by playing multiple positions.

Boys under 10

Revolution 4, Galaxy 2: Stephen Von Der Ahe scored the first two

goals, while Tyler Hague tallied the last two. Protecting the net in

goal the last quarter was Jack Van Dalsaam who made three diving

saves. Strong defense was played by Kent Ham, Nicholas Lukow and

Kaden Ebbinga. Lorenzo Espinoza, Henry Fenmore and Parker Ainsworth

controlled the midfield.

Silver Spartan, Revolution: Camden Blower scored a hat trick. Andy

Paulsen and Ryan Greenwald also added goals. The midfield was

controlled by Matt Leis and Josh Anderson. Defense was stout and led

by Benjamin Chadwick, Daniil Cheadle Micheal Rouleau.

Girls under 10

Blue Dolphins: The Dolphins showed great team work and

sportsmanship. Goal keeper Alyssa let no balls pass. Ashley scored a

powerful goal from the outside. Breena had midfield breakaways, and

almost scored several times. Cambria gave a solid midfield

performance and nearly put in a goal. Karina controlled the entire

field scoring multiple finesse goals. Lauren gave a solid defensive

performance. Finally, Sydney scored multiple goals with great ball

control.

Girls under 8

Tigers, Blue Waves: The Tigers had a great game with goals scored

by Abigail Klein, Alyssa Anderson, Mackenzie Morsey, and Paige

Nelson. Lauren Kobayashi and Madeleine Francis both saved several

goals and helped set up some smart plays. Makena Martin and Tia

DiGiovanni provided strong defensive plays and some outstanding

passes.

Boys under 8

Silver Bullets: The Bullets played a great defensive game.

Goalkeepers Jake Meyers and Trenton Rhodes each had three saves. Nate

Padgham and Leyton Bond had two saves apiece. James Kratzberg and

Logan Naddy had great defensive plays. Leif Hellgren assisted on a

goal scored by Robert Drobka.

Girls under 6

Peach Puppies, Blue Diamonds: The Peach Puppies had a strong game

with goals scored by Sabrina DiGiovanni, Rachel Davis, Kelly

Kobayashi, Caroline Taketa, and Isabella Rhee. Kendall Fryer,

Stephanie Beder, and Sophie Habibion worked hard on their passing and

assisted several of the goals. The Blue Diamonds kept the game

exciting, including Erika Anderson, Audrey Ackerman, and Bentley

Nesbit. They played hard with teammates Dylan Matesky, Isabelle

Ferre, Madeline Chow, and Sarah Duarte.

Teal Tornadoes, Peach Ponies: The Teal Tornadoes played vigorously

against the persistent Peach Ponies on Saturday. Leila Modjtahedi

made a tenacious first goal. Claire Danner, Goldi Eisenberger, Carly

Micheal, and Emily Spain bravely defended their goalie box. Sarah

Reynoso showed determinatio shootingon goal until she made score.

Danielle Sparling Emily Spain excelled on defense. Goldi Eisenberger

and Carly Micheal both had beautiful attempts at the goal.

Boys under 6

Red Rockets, Green Light Sabers: Three goals were scored by Morgan

Cortens. Henry Wilde, Alexander Taxman and Max Caliger each added

goals. Assists were made by Matthew Keasey, Evan Siegel and Charlie

Jacobs. Thomas Vannis blocked multiple goal shots and played

excellent defense.

Silver Sharks: The Sharks had another great game. The Sharks

displayed good continous passing and defense. Ryan Meyers played with

fire to match his red hair. John Brudder scored a great goal from the

corner.

Boys under 5

The Rockets played a great game with goals being scored by three

of their six players. Nick Vandalsem, Tyler Seaton, and Shane Premer

all scored. Nick Thompson, Matthew Fanticola, and Will LeBeau played

great defense.

AYSO Region 97

Girls under 12

Bad News Butterflies 2, Dill Pickles 0: The Butterflies shut out

the Pickles with goals scored by Maddie Grant and Kelly Torres. Katie

Gaitan made a great crossing pass to Torres for the assist.

Denfensively, Karli Leal had 6 saves the first half as goalie. Sara

Hamilton, Kendall Walker, Megan Farley, Christina Lugo, Kelsey

Pearson and Maddie Erdossy kept the ball on the attack most of the

game. Second half goalie Nicole Perrier kept the ball out of the net,

aided on defense by Page Keys, Taylor Morgan and Jamie Darling.

Boys under 12

Newport Stingers 6, Newport Killers 1: Ryan Cerrato scored twice

for the Stingers. Tyler Machado , Ryan Schroth, Arturo Navarro,Tynan

Yanaga each scored goals. Stellar defense came from Hollin Alhart,

Eusebio Mendoza, and Kyle Singer. Kyle Regan, Kevin Oswalt, Kevin

Rakestraw and Ayrton Logan all added big kicks. Max Phillips and

Izaak Lofgren made overall contributions to both offense and defense.

Girls under 10

Crazy Eights 2, Surfer Chicks 1: The Crazy Eights edged the Surfer

Chicks 2-1. Reo Nathan scored first for the Crazy Eights with a well

placed kick off a rebound from a shot on goal by Analysa Vivanco.

Rachel Whitelegge, the goalkeeper, held the Surfer Chicks scoreless.

Jessica Ochoa, Jenna Jarvis, Kellie Melendres added great defensive

support. On offense, the second goal was scored by Analysa Vivanco,

assisted by Julia Frei. Alex Vasquez made several saves as

goalkeeper, including an incredible diving save off a hard shot by

the Surfer Chicks. Midfield support from Brooke Meer and Riley

Rickman along with last minute help from Mackenzie Gaddis rounded out

the offense.

The Cotton Candy Crew 3, Banana Splits: The crew bounced back from

last week’s loss with a 3-0 win over the Banana Splits. With four

minutes gone in the first quarter, midfielder Libby Knight hit a

streaking Nadine Lefler who scored with a right footer. Knight stole

a ball in the second quarter, and passed ahead to Erin Barth who beat

the Splits keeper on the left. Goalkeeper Taylor Kalatschan and

defenders Evelyn Stephans and Cassidy Davis continually drove the

ball into scoring position. Center midfielders Kenya Avila and

Natalie Ward hit streaking right and left mids Rachel DiGiambattista,

Matilda Higman and Kayla Wynne on several breakaways. The Crew’s last

goal came on a beautiful crossover move by Ward who beat the Splits’

goalkeeper with a hard right foot to the opposite corner. The Cotton

Candy Crew is now 2-1.

Purple People Eaters 7, Bulldogs 1: The Purple People Eaters went

3-0 with a hard earned victory. The Eaters did most of their scoring

in the first half. Molly Manser scored first for the Eaters.Just

before the end of the first quarter, Makayla Swies scored. Kathryn De

La Torre was assisted by Mallory Gyulay as well as scoring solo. The

Eaters offense produced two second half goals. Mallory Gyulay scored

on a solo drive that began at midfield, and ended in an unassisted

goal. Gabby Mangano scored unassisted after a solo drive that started

from midfield. Rowan Fredrikson put the Bulldogs on the scoreboard

with her 2nd quarter goal. Shoshawna McKinney and Leah Van Dyke

contributed great defensive efforts for the Eaters.

Spongebobs 1, SurferGirls 1: Team Spongebob played with alot of

heart Saturday. Abbey Picket waited till the fourth period to score

the tying goal. The defense led by Natalie Molstad, Taylor Long and

Hailey Smith was stingy all afternoon. Sophia Jefferies and Haley

Cleveland showed tremendous hustle. Savanna Baron, Regan Rutterand

Laura Mariano played their mid field positions to perfection. Amanda

Sheppard was a wall in the goal.

Boys under 10

Green Geckos 3, Blue Marlins 3:

Antonio Rossi had solid saves in the first half for the Geckos.

Peter Conde passed to Riley Gaddis who scored the goal that tied the

game at the half. In the second half, Will Hinkleman scored the

Geckos second goal on a break away from a goalie kick from Patrick

Halle. Adam Armbruster played a solid defensive game and passed well.

In the third quarter, Riley Gaddis scored the third goal for the

Geckos. David Esquibel and Joe Janssen moved the ball well the entire

game. Charlie Crook had several saves in the fourth quarter.

Tigers 4, Tidalwaves 4: Tigers Jehu Jogwe and Max Gamboa scored

the goals, being assisted by Parker Young and Duke Walker. Helping

with offense was Cole Chambers, Jonathan Jenkins and John Redoutey.

TJ Tarazevits, Sawyer Farmer, and Austin Lemoine played defense. Luke

Mueller and Daniel Pham made several goalkeeper stops.

Quiksilver 5, Arsenal 0:

The Quiksilver team had goals from Campbell D’Eliscu, Zach

Buggeln, and Brandon Rawsonin the forst half. The Quiksilver defense

of Rory Fleming, Alex Kerr, Mike Lugo, Daniel Ross and David Schaefer

managed to keep the ball from nearing the goal. Cole Sorensen and

Kyle Zimmerman helped goalie Bobby Kearns keep the Aresenalsfrom

scoring.

Girls under 8

Green Lime Leopards vs. Yellow Jackets:

Courtney Cunningham, Sydney Cole and Peyton Espley-Jones played

well on offense. Paris Pratt and Emma Griffith used their speed and

good passing ability in midfield. Hayley Taggart and Erin O’Conner

played solid defense. Emily Halphide was strong at goalkeeper and

stopped several shots.

Blue Angels, Surfer Girls: Strong offense was played by Karly

Kilmer, Isabella Navarretta, Emma Robertson, Megan Keys and Lauren

Loucks. The Angels’ goal was well defended by the strong defensive

play of Amanda Lacher, Reilly McVey, Emily Peschong and the goalies

Aolani Torrey and Delany Kording.

Boys under 8

Predators, Orange Crush: Avery Rowe opened the scoring for The

Predators with two goals followed by the first of two by the skillful

Dillon Murphy. Alex Forman dazzled down the left wing, while Blake

Vander Veer and Shane McCullum pressured from mid field. The

Predators needed excellent defending from Alden Burke, RJ Reid and

Davis Clement to handle Carter Scott and his hard-working Orange

Crush teammates. Shane Mitchell and Cole O’Neil completed the final

scoring for The Predators with timely runs from outside the area.

Predators, Blue Dragons: Alex Forman opened scoring when he

skillfully dribbled the ball across the Blue Dragon penalty area and

scored a well-taken left-footed goal. Despite their hard work Dillon

Murphy, Avery Rowe, Cole O’Neiland and Shane Mitchell were all left

empty handed offensively. On defense, the Dragons counterattacks paid

off with a second half goal, after several shots were blocked with

keen defending by Dominic Ripke, Alden Burke and Blake Vander Veer.

Shane McCallum served well in goal again for The Predators.

Blue Falcons, Green Monkeys: Ryan Young started out in the first

half as goalkeeper for the Falcons making exceptional saves. In the

fourth quarter, Young scored a goal assisted by Matthew Brodie. Chase

Braun scoredfirst goal of the game. Michael Clark and Kel Franco kept

the Monkeys away from the goal with their strong defensive line

throughout the entire game. Luis Mora dominated the Falcons offense,

scoring two goals in the first half the game. Sam Launder showed off

his goalkeeping skills with phenomenal saves. The final goal of the

game was made by Cooper Hendrix.

Blue Crew, Pirates Boys: Jeremiah Sheldon scored two second half

goals. Goalkeepers Matt Lightner, Jeremiah Sheldon, Philip Bradbourne

and Dante Amodeo played flawlessly. Jack Rapillo, Andrew Laidlaw and

Andrew English controlled midfield with many defensive stops and

offensive breakaways. Morgan Lunsford and Alex Lobel contributed with

key defensive stops.

Girls under 7

Green Grasshoppers, Butterfly Pumpkins: For the Grasshoppers, Beth

led the offense with five goals, and was assisted by Chloe, Katie,

Elise and Maggie. The defense was led by Kendall, Camille and Alicia,

with several exciting stops in goal from Genesee.The Butterfly

Pumpkins were offensively led by Olivia Burg and Alyssa Wilkens.

Wilkiens assisted goals by Heather Roberts, Zoe Conley and Nicole

Sanchez.A solid defensive effort featured Elizabeth Wilson, Kendall

Machado and Saylor Nedelman. Blue Angels, Ladybugs: Holly Halperin

and Rebecca Szulga made great passes that lead to goals. Mackenzie

Mowery, Caroline Batcheller, and Katie Robinson each scored goals.

Alex Henderson, Kelly Sandberg and Carly Sharp played great on both

offense and defense in the team effort.

Jenna Eakin and Laura Henke both made several diving saves in the

goal. Destry Comp, riley De Castroverde and Rayna Richardson,

demonstrated excellent dribbling as they moved the ball upfield.

Laura Mackenzie and Carol Noeggerath excelled on defense.

Red Volcanos, Sassy Green Dolpins: Jackie Singer started as the

Red Volcano’s goalie in the first half of the game making several

awesome saves with the help of her defenders Katie Hendrix and Malia

Putnam. Emily Root scored goals. Lily Williams and Amanda Walker kept

the ball out of the goalkeeper’s box. Marissa Cislaw and Amanda

Tapfner in making a goal a piece. In the fourth quarter, Elise

Rimland and Callie Spooners scored back to back goals.

Boys under 7

Green Dragons vs. Sharks:

Green Dragon Corbin Joyce scored an inspiring goal. Connor

Kincaid, Spencer Neal, Kevin Palmer, Ridge Kneal showed their skills

on offense, while Ben Crawford, Chad Deegan, Jack Frederikson and

Garret Donath tenaciously defended the goal. The Sharks were led by

Jackson Faber, Max and Anthony.

Editor’s note: The Region 97 boys under 5, girls under 6, boys

under 6 and the remaining boys under 7 capsules will appear in

Thursday’s paper.