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SOCCER MERCY: Marquette Rolls Past Sault, 8-0
This story was written by MSHS Soccer; Mary Sysko photos.
SAULT STE. MARIE---The Marquette Sentinels boys varsity soccer team traveled to Sault Ste. Marie on Wednesday night for a soccer game. Marquette won 8-0 under the mercy rule at the half.
First half goals:
Kaleb Chipelewski from Charlie Hrodey
Henry Wood from Finn Stiles
Liam Hewitt from Mason Bocklund
Wood from Seth Sandstrom
Cody Struck from Dixon Poggi
Chipelewski from Poggi and Jack Pond
Stiles unassisted
Stiles from Nick Kucharek
Edan Hautamaki tended net facing no shots.
“I challenged the team to play a complete game on both sides of the ball which they did. We had a lot of good passes and teamwork tonight," MSHS Coach Dan Salmon said.
Marquette is 4-1 on the season and host Kingsford next Tuesday night.
SATURDAY'S GAMES: MARQUETTE COMPETES DOWNSTATE
The Marquette Sentinel’s boys varsity soccer team traveled downstate this past weekend for three games.
Game 1 vs Harbor Springs
Marquette wins 2–1
First half goals:
Charlie Hrodey from Finn Stiles
Kaleb Chipelewski from Seth Sandstrom
Second half goals:
One from Harbor Springs
Marquette goaltender Edan Hautamaki made three saves on four shots.
Game 2 vs Oxford
Oxford wins 1-0
The lone goal in this game came halfway through the second half.
Marquette keeper Hautamaki made 11 saves on 12 shots.
Game 3 vs Freeland
Marquette wins 7-1
First half goals:
Hrodey from Liam Hewitt
Hrodey from Sandstrom
Sandstrom on a penalty kick
Second half goals:
Chipelewski from Hrodey on a corner kick
Hrodey from Chipelewski and Stiles
*Freeland goal
Carter Tonella from Cody Struck
Henry Wood from Struck
Hautamaki made three saves on four shots.
“It was a successful weekend of soccer for our team. Lots of growth and lots of learning. The boys went toe to toe with a very good Oxford team. They showed us coaches a lot of what they are capable of for the season ahead," Salmon said. "Hrodey turned in a fine performance on the offensive side with four goals and an assist while Indigo Catalano barely came off the field in locking down our defense."
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