Redskins come up short in season opener
Aaron Petchal
LOOSE BALL – Indian Creek’s Jessica Wood, right, battles Cambridge’s Abby Wetgerell for the ball during Monday’s 11-0 win by the Bobcats at Muth Field.
MINGO JUNCTION — The learning process continues for the Indian Creek girls soccer team. The Cambridge Bobcats scored seven goals in the first half en route to an 11-0 victory against the Redskins Monday at Muth Field, in the season opener for both teams. The Redskins (0-1) used two goalies. Freshman Charlotte Wysong started, but she did not make a save. Senior Melaina Karkoska replaced Wysong in the first half and made nine saves. First-year Indian Creek head coach Jerry Emley said Cambridge got off to a fast start. “Yeah, they did,” he stated. “They got those few goals quickly, and our girls are young and so their eyes were a little wide open today but they are going to grow. “It is a process, and we have a lot of young players, and a lot of new players, players who haven’t played before. So, we are still getting used to each other. “About nine players came back from last year. So, it is just a lot of new faces.” Freshman Kelly Sylvis led the way for Cambridge (1-0) with four g
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WEIRTON — Andrew Gobleck was the medalist with a 40 on Monday at Williams Country Club as Madonna (174) defeated Steubenville Big Red (185) and Weir High (194).
Patrick McCune shot a 44 for the Blue Dons, while James McFadden and Austin P
Ferda leads Bruins to win
STEUBENVILLE — Brooke High senior Jeff Ferda shot a 1-under 35 at Steubenville Country Club on Monday as the Bruins (158) defeated Catholic Central (165) and Linsly (182).
Samantha DiDomenico shot 38 for Brooke, while Russell James fired
Toronto takes tri-match
TORONTO — Nolan Wilson fired an even par 35 on Monday at Dyer Country Club as the Red Knights (162) defeated Indian Creek (175) and Edison (187).
Mike Radvansky shot 41 for the Red Knights, while Jordan Cooper had a 42 and Dylan King a 44
Panthers beat Potters, Bears
HOPEDALE — Cory Schrader was the medalist with an even par 35 at Castle Shannon Golf Course on Monday at Buckeye Local (162) defeated East Liverpool (175) and Oak Glen (193).
Andrew Strope carded a 37 for the Panthers. Jeff Becca shot 43
Big Red beats the Bobcats
CAMBRIDGE — The Steubenville Big Red boys soccer team fell behind 1-0 to Cambridge on a 35-yarder by Timmy Harvey in the first half, but came back to net three unanswered goals for a 3-1 victory on Monday.
“It was a great way to start the
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