Byron soccer girls defuse Rockets
ROCHESTER — It was a 4-0 win for the Byron girls soccer team over Rochester John Marshall last Saturday, September 24. Payton Satzke recorded a goal and an assist, as the Lady Bears netted four second-half goals for the win.
Byron: Aubrey Akervik, 1 goal; Marina Leigh, 1 goal; Payton Satzke, 1 goal, 1 assist.
Lady Bears stop Tigers
The Byron girls soccer team kicked their way to a 5-0 victory over Lake City, on Thursday, September 22. Byron: Aubrey Akervik, 1 assist; Marissa Ellavsky, 1 goal, 1 assist; Rachel Fode, 1 assist; Paige Halder, 1 goal; Payton Satzke, 2 goals; Ashlyn Rogne, 1 goal; Kylie Frydenlund, 1 assist; The win moves the Bears to 6-0-2 on the season
KoMets soccer girls win again
The Kasson-Mantorville girls soccer team held on to a 1-0 advantage on Thursday, September 22, as they defeated Waseca. Kasson-Mantorville: Kaylee Narveson, 1 goal; Goalie Kylie Meyer had 5 saves. KM shots, 32; Waseca, 4; Cks KM, 4 ; Waseca, 1; Saves KM, 4; Waseca, 11 ; Fouls KM, 5; Waseca, 2; Goal scored by Kaylee Narveson in the first half. The KoMets now sit at 7-1-1 on the season. “Kiley Meyer was outstanding in goal, making (3) point blank saves to preserve the lead. The Waseca keeper was also very good, making several saves. Overall, it was a very entertaining game to watch,” commented Coach Rick Barnhill.
K-M soccer girls stop Bombers
The Kasson-Mantorville girls soccer team defeated Cannon Falls, 2-0, on Tuesday, September 20. Kasson-Mantorville: Delaney Awe, 2 goals; Goalie: Kylie Meyer had 3 saves.
Cannon Falls submitted no stats. Shots on goal: K-M 28; Cannon Falls 7; Corner kicks: K-M 5; CF 0; Score at half 1-0; K-M’s record stands at 6-1-1.
Triton soccer girls play busy week
The Triton/Kenyon-Wanamingo/Hayfield girls soccer team got in a lot of work the past week. On Thursday, September 22, a solid Class AA team from Jordan visited. The girls played probably their best half of the year in the first half, as the Cobras trailed just 1-0 at half. Jordan slowly took over the game in the second half, and the contest ended with a Jordan 5-0 win.
On Saturday, September 24, TKWH traveled to Montgomery for a rematch with Tri-City United. The TKWH girls had beaten them 2-1 at home in the first game of the season.
“Our girls controlled large portions of the game and had more shots on goal than the last 4 matches combined, but we could not get the ball in the net,” said Coach Jeremy Himli. TCU scored on 3 of their 9 shots on goal and won 3-0.
This week the Cobras host Plainview-Elgin-Millville on Monday, for Parents Night, they travel to Pine Island Tuesday night to play PIZM, and then they invade Winona to play Cotter on Saturday afternoon.
Lady soccer Cobras have busy week
The Triton/Kenyon-Wanamingo/Hayfield girls soccer team played on Saturday, September 17, and on Tuesday, September 20.
On Saturday, they traveled to Red Wing and lost 13-0. Tuesday’s match was in Stewartville and the Cobras lost to the Tigers, 10-0.
“Some of the matches we play against larger schools, we are just outmatched in terms of skill level and experience, but the girls have improved a great deal and they never stop fighting,” said Coach Jeremy Himli.
The matches brought T/K-W/H’s record to 1 win and 4 losses.