Serving Lucas, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wood Counties
This is for games played from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5.
The Woodmore girls soccer team (13-1-1, 9-0 SBC) registered shutout victories over Clyde and Ottawa Hills.
Kelsey Kaylor secured four goals in an 8-0 victory over Clyde, and the group of Willow Lewis, Bailey Meggitt, Rylie Hesselbart, and Addison Pleasnick had one goal each. Six players had one assist, including Kaylor, Lewis, Hesselbart, Pleasnick, Emma Hahn, and Lily Smola. Abbie Schmeltz did not face a shot on goal.
A 5-0 victory over Ottawa Hills included three goals from Kaylor, one from Hahn, and another from Lewis. Hesselbart had three assists, and Lewis added a fourth. Schmeltz made one save.
The Wildcats conclude the regular season against Bellevue and Tiffin Columbian.
The Genoa girls soccer team (11-0-3, 3-0-3 NBC) picked up shutout victories over Northwood, Evergreen, and Swanton.
In the victory over Northwood, the tandem of Stella Rethman and Adrianna Williams had two goals apiece, while the other tallies came from Malani Smith, Alison Mahler, Lauren Hoeft, Isabel Materni, Jazmin Calmes, Sophia Keaton, and Saige Williams.
The win over Evergreen featured a hat trick from Smith along with one goal apiece from Adrianna Williams and Materni.
In the victory against Swanton, Adrianna Williams and Ava Houghtaling each had a hat trick, and Hoeft added two. The others came from Smith, Tatum Szych, Izzy West, Sydney Harp, Materni, and Keaton.
The Comets will conclude the regular season against Ottawa Hills and Port Clinton.
The Oak Harbor girls soccer team (11-2-3, 4-1-1 NBC) won two of three matches, knocking off Norwalk and Wauseon after falling to Maumee.
In the narrow 1-0 loss to Maumee, Haylee Robinson made two saves.
The Rockets bounced back with a 3-0 win over Norwalk behind goals from Claire Blausey, Avery Mikolas, and Kaitlyn Meloche. Kendall Gaines had a pair of assists, and Blausey added the other. Robinson stopped one shot in goal.
A 7-0 win over Wauseon, Blausey had another huge game with four goals, while Gabs Neiderhouse added two more. Olivia May scored the other goal. Emma Lewis had a trio of assists, while the trio of May, Blausey, and Skyler Schultz had one assist each. Robinson made two saves.
The Rockets conclude the regular season against Huron.
The Eastwood girls soccer team (10-2-3, 3-1-2 NBC) knocked off Riverdale and Otsego.
In a 5-1 victory over Riverdale, Piper Sutton had a hat trick and Karissa Nelson added two scores. Karly Wasserman had a pair of assists, while the trio of Sutton, Kennedy Ameling, and Katelin Russell had one assist each. Ava Kachmarik made five saves.
Sutton had another big game in the 14-4 win over Otsego, producing four goals. Josie Appelhans added two goals, and the others came from Wasserman, Kenna Nelson, Karissa Nelson, Lauren Schuerman, Macy Shoemaker, Emery Wensink, Russell, and Raegan Sabo. Sutton also had four assists to lead the team. Karissa Nelson added two, while Kenna Nelson, Schuerman, Shoemaker, Appelhans, Wensink, and Gabby Provo had one helper each. Kachmarik (2) and Teagan Lloyd (3) combined for five saves in goal.
The Eagles will face Liberty-Benton and Evergreen to conclude the regular season.
The Lake girls soccer team (6-5-3, 2-2-2 NBC) defeated Rossford and Wauseon, strengthened by the season debut of last year’s NBC player of the year, Savannah Little, who had previously suffered a preseason injury.
Little scored a goal in her debut against Rossford, while Sagan Schroyer and Kaydence Eckenrode also added goals. Tessa Heckman and Macey Maguire each added one assist in the 3-1 victory.
In a 7-0 win over Wauseon, Schroyer produced a hat trick while Little, Morgann Blandin, Paige Allen, and Allie Byington also scored. Assists came from Brooke Wiley (2), Blandin, Little, and Heckman. Serenity Cappelletty had one save.
The Flyers will conclude the regular season at Central Catholic.
The Clay girls soccer team (8-4-2, 8-0-1 NLL) posted a pair of shutout victories over Springfield and Fremont Ross to set up an Oct. 8 clash with Bowling Green (7-1-1 NLL) for the Cardinal Division title. No stats were reported for Clay, who will have a cross-division matchup with Anthony Wayne to conclude the regular season.
The Northwood girls soccer team (0-16, 0-10 SBC) fell to Norwalk and Genoa in shutouts. No stats were reported, and the Rangers will conclude the regular season against Sandusky Perkins.
