Saturday, Sept. 14

Naperville Central 7, Addison Trail 3
Jordi Heeneman had a hat-trick and Ben Border scored twice for the Redhawks (6-1-1), who also got goals from Devon Amoo-Mensah and Noah Hey, two assists from David Murphy, and asssists from Amoo-Mensah, Jay Tegge, Drake Swope, and Jordi McCormack. Central keeper Mike Senese made 7 saves in the victory.

Plainfield North 3, Joliet Central 1
Austin Collier struck twice and Logan Wright also scored in the win for the Tigers (7-1-1).

Barrington 1, Mundelein 1
Logan Morris scored in the tie for the Barrington (6-1-1).

Wheaton Academy 2, Whitney Young 1 2OT
Wheaton Academy defeated Whitney Young in the first round of the Pepsi Showdown by the score of 2-1 in double OT.  The Warriors got goals from Casey Zimmerman and Ty Seager and advance to the second round to be played on Tuesday. The Warriors are now 6-1 on the season.

Hinsdale Central 1, Fremd 0
Jimmy Walker scored the game's lone goal on assists credited to Brandon Kim and Sam Johnson to give the Red Devils (8-0-1) the title of the Fremd Invitational over the host Vikings (2-5-2). Keepers Wes Bergevin and Ethan Gama split time in net for Central's fourth shutout of the year. Red Devils coach Mike Wiggins: “Credit Jimmy Walker for the composure to get on the end of a great ball played across from Brandon Kim. I think even more significant was how the play developed from the middle third of the field. Sam Johnson did such a great job showing into the seam, turning and attacking the space in behind him.
"We recognize the significance of getting a result vs. Fremd. It is a big accomplishment anytime you can top a quality program."

 

Friday, Sept. 13

West Aurora 1, Rochester 0
At the downstate Morton tournament, the Blackhawks (3-0-2) got past Rochester on a penalty kick conversion at 60 minutes by Jose Gallegos. Alex Guillen made 5 saves to record his third shutout of the season.

 

Thursday, Sept. 12

Crystal Lake South 6, Woodstock North 0
The Gators (3-3-2) got 1 goal and 2 assists from Matt Tobolt, and a goal and an assist from Orlando Tapia, and a goal and 2 assists from Andrew Grabowski in the win. Also scoring for South were Skylar Pentico, Stefan Harris, and Austin Lamping, and Ryan Russman added an assist.

West Chicago 2, WW South 0
The Wildcats (2-4-1) won over the Tigers (1-4-2) thanks to goals from Edgar Arechiga and Oswaldo Estrada. Jon Garcia and Paolino Mansera split time in net in West Chicago's first shutout of the season.

Jacobs 2, Woodstock 0
Cris Guzman and Jake Jemmi scored and Guzman added an assist in the win for Jacobs (3-2-1), with Spencer Dixon making 5 saves in the team's third shutout.

Naperville Central 5, Glenbard East 1
Devon Amoo-Mensah struck twice for Naperville Central (5-1-1, 1-0) in a DVC opener, with Mike Senese making a pair of saves in the win. David Murphy, Daniel Poole, and Niko Jano also scored for the Redhawks, with Murphy, Sam Reskala, and Mitch McGuire also chipping in assists.

Marian Central 3, Marmion 2 (PKs)
Marmion trailed 2-0 at halftime and rallied on two goals from Flynn Collins and assists to Gavin Sanchez and Conor Morton before Marian won in a shootout. Matt Fletcher made 6 saves for Marmion (3-4-1, 1-1 in SCC play).

Lyons Township 2, York 0
Matt Murphy and Harry Hilling each scored for the Lions (4-0-2, 2-0 in WSS play), in the team's first shutout of the season.

Geneva 2, East Aurora 1
Jason Lagger had a goal and an assist for the Vikings (2-3-0), with Calen Colbert also scoring for Geneva and Joe Mozden making 3 saves in the win.

Metea Valley 1, South Elgin 1
Steven Wei scored for Metea (2-2-2) on an assist from Esteban Castillo, and Tim Howard made 3 saves for the Mustangs.

Glenbard West 2, OPRF 1 PKs
The Hilltoppers (4-2-0, 1-1) got a goal from William Lanzillo in regulation play and won 4-3 in a WSS shootout over the Huskies (2-2-2, 0-2), getting PK conversions from Lanzillo, David Ortega, Ivan Barajas, and Mario Sotelo.

Tuesday, Sept. 10

Crystal Lake South 5, Hampshire 1
Matt Tobolt and Orlando Tapia each had 2 goals and 1 assist in the win for the Gators (2-3-2). Austin Lamping also scored and Charlie Ruff and Dan Massat assisted for CLSouth.

Naperville North 1, Glenbard North 0
Zach Peterson scored on a feed from Chris Sullivan in the DVC win for Naperville North (3-1-1, 1-0).

Barrington 2, Prospect 1
The Broncos (6-1-0, 1-0) won their MSL opener thanks to goals from Jonathan Wilson and Sean Kim, and assists from David Conrad and Tyler Anderson.

Benet 3, Fenton 1
The Redwings (6-1-0) got goals from Theo Athanassiades, Kyle Kenagy, and Trenton Wray, 2 assists from Michael Rindler and one from Sam Knapke, with keeper Konrad Bayer making 4 saves in the win.

Jacobs 1, Grayslake North 0
Konrad Wasilewski scored the game's lone goal for Jacobs (2-3-1) on a feed from Austin Ryan, with Spencer Dixon making 6 saves in the shutout.

Conant 2, Hoffman Estates 1 OT
The Cougars (3-2-2, 1-0) opened MSL play with a win thanks to goals from Dino Kandalepas and Chase Hermanson.

West Chicago 4, South Elgin 2
The Wildcats (1-4-1) got goals from Missael Duran, Cesar Nieves, Ricky Esparza, and Edgar Arechiga in the win.

Fremd 2, Rolling Meadows 1
Zach Schoffstall had 1 goal and 1 assist and Nathan Dolan also scored in the MSL opener for Fremd (2-3-1, 1-0).

Hinsdale Central 1, Glenbard West 0
Christian Meyer scored for the Red Devils (6-0-1, 1-0) in a West Suburban Silver opener for both teams. Glenbard West fell to 3-2 overall and 0-1. Central coach Mike Wiggins: "The boys talked about how we clinched the (conference) title at Glenbard West last fall, so we knew they would come in today playing hard. That is exactly what we prepared for, and it really gave our guys a good idea of just what we will be seeing regularly. A credit to Glenbard West for how they competed this afternoon.
“Wes Bergevin came up big twice on balls that got in and he closed well and made good strong saves. I can see Wes grow with effort time out, and he clearly is settling in. Not sure how much more I can compliment our back line. They play strong as a core group and are so hard to break down. All the credit to them for how they stayed composed and worked all game. Christian stepped up like I knew he would and recorded the game winner today. His competitiveness really raises the bar for our group and he showed that again this afternoon.”