PAL roundup
By:Staff
Erik Franzo scored five goals and David Restivo and Jonathan Golden added one each as Goldstine Family Dentistry defeated Mack’s Carstar Collision, 7-1, in East Windsor PAL Sr. Boys Division action. Golden had four assists. Brandon Verrault, Ari Brenman and Michael Wisnewski also had assists. Dan Weitzenfeld also scored for Mack’s.
Erik Franzo scored three goals, and David Restivo, Tom Bongiorni, Michael Snowden and Jonathan Golden also scored. Chris Luberto had three assists. Henry Bailey also had a strong game for Goldstine.
Jonathan Golden scored with under three minutes to play, allowing Goldstine Family Dentistry to pull out a 3-2 win over PBA 191. Erik Franzo and Michael Wisnewski also scored for the winners. Ari Brenman, Marc Navarro and Daniel Popielarski had good defensive games. Howie Sisken and Andrew Fama scored for PBA 191. Seth Abbott and Josh Zlatin also had games for PBA 191.
Mike Ferrier scored three goals and Chris Weber, Todd Feder and Jeffrey Jaketic added a goal each for Mack’s Carstar in a 6-3 win over the Hightstown Elks. Jared Levy and Jamey Marino had good defensive games. Mike Byrne scored two goals and Matt Pramberger added one. David Scullin and Pete Klapsogeorge also played well.
Demi Minnucci scored three goals and Gavriella Kaplan added two as Dairy Queen defeated Junior Friday, 5-1. Erika Doehler also had a good game. Christa Lausten, assisted by Melanie Frischman, scored for Jr. Friday. Alex Knauer also played a solid game.
Ellen Trast scored both goals for Carduners in a 2-0 win over Brace Place. Jessica Roland, Michelle Yaeggy, Christen Robinson and Kaila Howell had good defensive games. Katie Smith, Katie Carreno and Rachel Branstrom also turned in good efforts. Megan Wilbur, Megan Kelty and Laura Fonseca played well for Brace Place.
Demi Minnucci, Rachel Silverman and Brittany Hodul scored a goal each for Dairy Queen in a 3-0 win over PBA 191. Katelyn Nixon (goalie), Chole Rothbloom (defense) and Janet Berman were standouts for PBA.
First Washington and Brace Place played to a 1-1 tie. Kim Teller scored for Brace Place. Cara Rose Montferrat did a good job in goal and Briana Jacobs had a good offensive game. Katie Henderson, assisted by Dan Sahli, scored for First Washington. Bailey Veghte, Megan Anderson and Emily Schemelia also had good games.
Evan Rowland scored two goals – both assisted by Connor Darrell – for the Inferno in a 2-0 win over the Cobras. Jeremy Hart played great offense and David Greiff was outstanding in goal. Sammy Padillo, Brian Lynch and Alex Field were standouts for the Cobras.
Zack Henrick and Taha Ezzyat scored a goal each for the Wizards in a 2-1 win over the Phoenix. Ethan Freedman and Tyler Schickner had assists. Kevin Monahan, Shaun Russ and Andrew had good games on defense for the Phoenix.
James Chiorello and Colin Graydon scored goals in the fourth quarter, lifting the Strikers to a 2-0 win over the Phoenix. Ethan Cullen had a great defensive game. Sean Kelly had a good game for the Phoenix. Pat Reddington played well in goal.
The Strikers stayed undefeated with a 3-0 win over the Outlaws. Conor Finn scored two goals (one assisted by Ethan Cullen) and Colin Graydon added a score (assisted by Kyle Mariboe) for the Strikers in a 3-0 win over the Outlaws. Derek Yellen had a great game at fullback. Jeff Pando, Jonathan Hornyak and Scott Yehl played well for the Outlaws.
Cole Fusik scored two goals and R.J. Pinheiro added one for the Fusion in a 3-0 win. Casy Boyer and Michael Kestin also contributed a big part to the win.
Ben Clark and Kyle Davis scored goals for the Cranbury Atoms in a 2-1 win over Shangle & Hunt. John Kimtis and Marcus S. played great defense. Andrew P. had a great all-around game. Kevin Sobkowiak scored for Shangle & Hunt. Vincent Price, Malcolm Coates and Zack Ahmed also played well.
Hongmarie Martinez scored three goals and Brittany Broderick and Jillian Marcus added a goal each for the Lightning in a 5-1 win over the Tornadoes. Danielle Vitale did a good job in goal. Sheila Crowell scored for the Tornadoes. Victoria Livesey and Kelsey Turp also played well.
Victoria Casidy (assisted by Melissa Ladd) scored two goals and Nicole Gerdes (assisted by Carey Ladd) scored another for the Hurricanes in a 3-0 win over the Cyclones. Amy Landsdorf, Tammara Gary and Chelsea Jensen also had strong games. For the Cyclones, Kayla Rooney played well in goal.
Tara Russ scored two goals (assisted by Jennifer Kennedy and Colleen Rooney) and Kennedy, Kerry Perchaluk (assisted by Erin Higgins), Reena Parikh (assisted by Kristen Waller) Amilia Snow and Colleen Rooney added one ecah for Dom’s Getty in a 7-1 win over the Lightning. Kristen Lewis scored for the Lightning.
Odili Onochie and Ryan Franzo scored a goal each for the Stingers in a 2-0 win over the Brunswick Jammers in State Cup play. Erik Crawford and Spencer Zlatin had assists. Bryan Eveland recorded the shutout in goal. Andre Gary, Brian Leibowitz and Joda Hankins were defensive standouts.
Kevin Vaclavicek and Suraj Malhotra scored a goal each for Mack’s in a 2-0 win over Windsor-Hights Janitorial. Josh Cullen, James Sheehan, Jared Rubin and Cameron McCready played great defense.
The East Windsor PAL Riptide, an under-12 girls’ soccer team, came away with a win, loss and tie in the Wall Fall Classic this past weekend.
The Riptide opened with a 2-0 win over Ridgewood Park. Tina DeAngelis (assisted by Becca Schild) and Kelly Grant scored for the Riptide.
After dropping a 2-0 game to the North Hunterdon Blackhawks, the Riptide played to a 2-2 tie with the Bergen Blackhawks. Stephanie Miloscia, Kaitlyn Valluzzo and Tina DeAngelis provided the offense in the tie.
In other action, the Riptide tied the Freehold S.L. Crushers. Tina DeAngelis, assisted by Katie Arena, scored the Riptide goal. Hollis Stahl and Carly Roberts played well at midfield. Stephanie Miloscia had a good game at wing.
The Riptide recorded a 10-0 win over the Colts Neck Fighting Angels. Ali Tomlinson, Ashley Hackett and Nicole Yesalavage scored two goals each. Kayla Reddington and Kristina Stibol each posted a goal and an assist. Ali Romans and Carla Roberts also scored. Jess Haughton and Lorena Cavieses had assists.
The Stingers defeated the Brunswick Jammers, 2-0, in State Cup play. Odili Onochie and Ryan Franzo scored a goal each. Spencer Zlatin and Erik Crawford had assists. Joda Hankins and Adam Keele played well at midfield. Bryan Eveland had a good game in goal. Andre Gary, Brian Leibowitz, Ian Humphrey and Danny Indellicati had good defensive games.
Mack’s Collision defeated Pickwick Village, 3-1, as Valerie Williston scored twice and Chrissy Rice added another goal. Jen Rice had an assist. Erin Reyhan was strong on defense and Jen Leleszi was a standout at halfback. Jessica Wismer saved a penalty shot. Jessica Letizia scored for Pickwick Village. Adrienne Bini also had a good game.
Crystal Applequist, Joanna Paley, Jessica Drewitz and Mallory Klapsogeorge scored for H&H Gas in a 4-0 win over Pickwick Village. Anna Dynarsky was outstanding on defense. Adrienne Bini, Danielle L. and Mefan Dolan played well for Pickwick.
Theresa Conner, Mallory Klapsogeorge, Danielle Juricic and Anne Lise Cosart scored for the H&H Gas in a 4-0 win over Mack’s. Rebecca Glazer, Marissa Falitz and Sarah Pullen also played well for the winners. Jamie Goldkrantz and Chrissie Rice were standouts for Mack’s.
Conair and Pickwick Village played to a scoreless tie. Barrie and Jillian Shoblock, Amy Johnson, Ryan Perchaluk and Stephanie Fama played well on both offense and defense.
A late goal by Stephanie Fama allowed Conair to tie Mike’s Collision, 1-1. Melissa Gerber did a good job of clearing the ball. Tori Scemelia played well on offense and Emily Hewins had a good game in goal.
