Monthly Archives: September 2010

Sep 27th Games – Cedeno Sets Pirates Season Goals Record

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Fernando Cedeno, Branson Pirates (2011) controlling the ball

Fernando Cedeno, Branson Pirates (2011) controlling the ball

Branson Pirates – 3
Neosho Wildcats – 2
The Pirates got back in the win column tonight with a hard fought 3-2 COC (8-4 2-1 COC) victory over Neosho.

Nothing came easy but the team stayed focused coming back from an early deficit to score two goals in the first half. The first goal was by Anthony Schreffler on a cross from Fernando Cedeno that Schreffler (3) slotted past the diving keeper. The second goal went to Nathaniel Davison (1) as he put a back heal to the far post on another Cedeno cross. Neosho got two goals from #19 as he pushed hard and tested the defense repeatedly. The final tally came from Cedeno (11) who took a ball in the middle of the field and found the back of the net. The goal gave Cedeno the single season scoring record for Branson and extended his career total to 21.

New Covenant Warriors –
Republic Tigers -
The Tiger’s won the first game in program history last week against Neosho. Can they get a streak going?

West Plains Zizzers – 0
Glendale Falcons – 10
A rare Monday night Ozark Conference match up and the Falcon’s finally found their scoring touch it would seem, following their 7-0 win Saturday at Cape Central.

Waynesville Tigers – 1
Nixa Eagles – 2
A pair of up-and-coming teams, who will prevail? The Eagles scored in each half with Jameson McFadden, assist by Drake Trease, scoring first. Trease got the 2nd goal, assist by KhaiUyen Huynh. Nixa’s record is now 8-2.

Nixa takes on Ozark on Thursday at the Nixa JH Stadium 4:30 JV and 6pm Varsity

Crocker Lions – 4
Central Bulldogs – 2
The Lions get past the Bulldogs with Teddy Zeigenbein scoring all four goals for Crocker. The Lions were down 2-1 at half but came back strong with an equalizer in second minute of second half and two more by Teddy later in the half for the victory.

Drury Panthers Hold Home Field Against Miners

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Kara Steiner, Drury Panthers moves past Kurilla, MO S&T

Kara Steiner, Drury Panthers moves past Kirstin Kurilla, MO S&T

Drury Panthers – 1
Missouri S&T Miners – 0
A penalty kick, in the 77th min, was all that separated these two teams today. Kara Steiner drew the call and Hillary Cockrell converted the kick.

The Panthers moved to 5-4 overall and 3-3 in GLVC play with the victory, while S & T fell to 3-3 and 3-3.

It was Cockrell’s first goal of the season and sixth of her career, in addition to being her fifth game-winner at DU in her three seasons with the Panthers. Senior keeper Jessie Sanderson posted her third shutout of the season and school-record 33rd of her career, picking up four saves along the way for the Panthers, who outshot the Lady Miners 10-8.

The Lady Miners dominated the opening period as they outshot the Panthers 8-3 in the frame and put four of those shots on goal. Unfortunately S&T was unable to put one in the net. The second half was all Drury as it dominated the stat sheet getting off seven shots, three on goal and had three corner kicks. Hillary Cockrell scored the game winner.

Drury hits the GLVC road next weekend for matches at Southern Indiana on Friday and Missouri-St. Louis on Sunday.

Game Photos

Game Preview
With junior Nicole Williams leading the way, Drury scored three goals in a 13-minute span late in the first half to break it open for a 5-0 Great Lakes Valley Conference victory over Maryville Friday afternoon at Harrison Stadium. The Panthers (4-4 overall, 2-3 in the GLVC) went on top just two minutes into the match on Williams’ goal off a Katie Pritchard assist for the 1-0 advantage.

The Missouri S&T Lady Miners gave up two goals in the first four minutes of the game and were never able to recover dropping a 3-0 contest to Quincy on Sunday, September 19th in Rolla. The loss snapped S&T’s three match winning streak. The Panther’s lost to Quincy 0-1 at Quincy the previous week. The Lady Miners are now 3-2 overall and 3-2 in the GLVC.

Regional players include Melissa Young, a junior midfielder from Jefferson City Helias who has started all five games and has a pair of assists. Freshman Jaclyn Standfast (Rolla/Metro Strikers) has played in all five games and has one goal, a game winner scored against Illinois-Springfield. The only goal in the road game evened the Miner’s record at 1-1 on September 10th.

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Drury Falls To Missouri S&T Miners

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Caleb Collier, Missouri S&T / Kickapoo

Caleb Collier, Missouri S&T / Kickapoo

Drury Panthers – 0
Missouri S&T Miners – 1
A set piece, sent into the box from 30 yards out by Caleb Collier (Kickapoo/Springfield SC), slipped through the hands of Panthers GK Stephen Conner for the decisive goal. It came midway thru the first half and the Miners held on for the Conference win.

Missouri S&T’s men’s soccer managed only one shot on goal Sunday – but made that opportunity count as Springfield native Caleb Collier put it into the net to give the Miners a 1-0 victory over No. 20-ranked Drury in Great Lakes Valley Conference play.

Collier, who played his prep soccer at Kickapoo High School in Springfield, notched the goal at the 29:47 mark when he put a shot from just off the right side of the goal past goalkeeper Stephen Conner. From that point, the Miner defense and goalkeeper Pat McNamee made that goal stand up. Drury ended the contest with a 12-2 advantage in shots overall, but only two of the 12 Panther shots made it to McNamee and he turned both of them away to record his 14th career shutout – one away from the S&T career record held by his older brother Mike.

Game Photos

Game Preview
The Panther’s won at home on Friday when David Emnett’s second goal of the game, coming with just 44 seconds left in overtime, lifted Drury to a 3-2 victory over Maryville in Great Lakes Valley Conference men’s soccer action at Harrison Stadium. The Panthers, who spotted Maryville an early 2-0 lead, improved to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in GLVC play. The Saints fell to 1-5 and 1-5.

The Miner’s traveled to Kirksville for a game Friday against Truman State. The Bulldogs scored goals in each half of Friday’s game and went on to defeat Missouri S&T 2-0 in men’s soccer action, handing the Miners their second straight loss in the process. The Bulldogs outshot the Miners 22-20 for the game, while the Miners had 10 corner kicks to Truman’s one. S&T goalkeeper Donny Gesell was credited with 12 saves in goal. Missouri S&T is now 2-2-2.

Regional players for Missouri S&T include three sophomores. Caleb Collier (Kickapoo/Springfield SC) has started four games and played in all six, Jervis Atagana (Hickman) has started 3 of 6 games played and Mason Morawitz (Hickman/Springfield SC) who has played in 3 games.

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Patrick Carver Named To Emory University All-Time Roster

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Patrick Carver, Emory University (2009)/Parkview (2005)

Patrick Carver, Emory University (2009)/Parkview (2005)

Before an enthusiastic and overflow crowd at the Woodruff PE Center, the Emory Athletics Department unveiled the highly anticipated Clyde “Doc” Partin, Sr., Athletic Historical Timeline and also announced the all-time teams for the university’s intercollegiate teams.

The Timeline was conceived by former Emory athletic director and long-time athletic and physical education department employee, the late Clyde “Doc” Partin. The 14-panel exhibit chronicles the evolution and growth of Emory Athletics from its beginnings from nearly 175 years ago to the present. The majority of the information presented in the Timeline came from Partin’s book, “Athletics For All.”

Another highlight of the evening was the announcement of the Emory All-Time Teams. The all-time teams were announced in acknowledgement of the 25th anniversary of the University Athletic Association and will kick off a year-long recognition for those honorees. In addition, a Legends category was developed to account for former athletic standouts who competed prior to Emory joining the UAA. The All-Time Teams were chosen by a selection committee comprised by the Emory Sports Hall of Fame Board, current and past Emory coaches and administrators.

Men’s Soccer
Scott Cahoon
Patrick Carver
Marc Del Marmol
Karl Dix
Dennis Jerkunica
Scott Kelly
Ho Lee
Ahmed Mohyeldin
Michael Smith
John Symbas

Men’s Soccer Legends
Derrick Beare
Ralph Byers
Sonny Carter
Ron Caylor
Boris Jerkunica
Clyde Partin, Jr.
David Patterson
Thomas Rowles
Jeff Solem
David Short

Sep 25th

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Cape Central Tigers – 1
Parkview Vikings – 4

Jackson Indians –
Glendale Falcons -
at 1pm

Cape Central Tigers -
Glendale Falcons -
at 5 pm

At the Sacred Heart Showcase

Camdenton Lakers –
Barstow -

New Covenant Warriors -
Lee’s Summit Christian –

Crocker Captures Frisco League Tournament

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The Frisco League Tournament opened Friday evening in Laquey with the play-in game.

#4 Richland Bears – 1
#5 Iberia – 2

First game of the Frisco Tourny Iberia pulls off the upset of Richland. The Bears scored early in the first half and Iberia answered with just a minute left in the first half. Iberia got the second score 10 min into second half and the game stayed that way. It is Iberia’s first win of the season and only 2nd win in the 4 years of soccer in Iberia.

#1 Crocker Lions – 5
#5 Iberia – 0
Iberia packed everyone in on defense to keep Crocker off the scoreboard, Crocker only managed to get 2 goals in the first half with some great saves by Iberia’s keeper and Defense. Crocker added 3 more in the 2nd half to finish the game 5-0. Iberia has stepped up their level of play this season and will challenge the other frisco teams this season.

#2 Dixon Bulldogs – 3
#3 Laquey Hornets – 2
Dixon jumped out scoring in the first 1 min, and it was answered just 2 min later by Laquey, Dixon added another 8 min later, Laquey put one in just before halftime. Laquey pushed hard in 2nd but could not get the ball in the net and finished 3-2

Title game between the winners of Saturday’s games is being played at 2:30 pm

Dixon Bulldogs – 0
Crocker Lions – 8
Dixon came out giving it their best but crocker had control 10 min in and never let dixon into the game at halftime the score was 4-0 and Crocker finished off the 2nd half with 4 more, for back to back years Crocker is the Frisco League tourny champions

Crocker Plays at home on Monday against Springfield Central.

Bolivar Wins Liberator Tournament

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Warrensburg Tigers – 1
Greenwood Blue Jays – 0
A penalty kick is all that separated the teams

College Heights Cougars – 1
Clinton – 0

As of Friday night Final:
White Pool
Bolivar (2-0)
College Heights (1-1)
Clinton (0-2)

Blue Pool
Warrensburg (2-0)
Marshfield (0-2)
Greenwood (1-1)

5th Place:
Marshfield Blue Jays – 3
Clinton – 0

3rd Place:
Greenwood Blue Jays – 3
College Heights Cougars – 1
Cougar’s scored via a PK and while the Blue’s Jays scored a pair from the run of play with a final goal scored from the spot.

Championship:
Bolivar Liberators – 1
Warrensburg Tigers – 0
Th Liberators avenged an early season loss to Warrensburg while also capturing their Tournament with the win. The goal was scored by Mitchell Waters via a penalty kick. Warrensburg is now 10-1-1 on the season and Bolivar moves to 7-3.

Pool Play tiebreakers:
1. Goal Differential
2. Total goals scored
3. Fewest goals allowed
4. Coin Flip

Rolla Captures Their Bulldog Tournament

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Wm Chrisman – 1
Rolla Bulldogs – 4

Osage Indians – 0
Ozark Tigers – 4

Wm Chrisman – 3
Ozark Tigers – 4
Chrisman took a one goal lead in the 1st half only to see Ozark storm back with 3 goals in the 2nd half. Chrisman wasn’t done themselves, tying the game in the final 5 min. Their 3rd goal was a PK but then they gave up a PK as well, and Ozark sealed their second come back of the game, from the spot, in the final minute. 2nd Place in the Tourney is the result.

Rolla Bulldogs 10
Osage Indians – 0

Rolla (3-0)
Ozark (2-1)
Wm Chrisman (1-2)
Osage (0-3)

Watch SLU vs Drake – Live Webcast

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Devon Newport, SLU Billikens (2013)

Devon Newport, SLU Billikens (2013)

The Drake men’s soccer showdown at Saint Louis at 7:30 p.m. tonight – Saturday Sep. 25th – has been tabbed by www.TopDrawerSoccer.com as its highlighted national game of the week as part of its College LIVE! Platform.

The contest will be streamed live and free on its website at www.topdrawersoccer.com/live. Pregame festivities on the website kick off at 7:15 p.m.