Laingsburg/Bath
High School Boys Varsity Soccer Fall 2009 (Update:10/15
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8/22: Ithaca
defeats Laingsburg/Bath 2-1.
In
the first game Mitch Matzenbach put the Wolfpack up with a head ball
from a
corner kick by Josh Hart. Ithaca tied the game with just under 4
minutes
to play in the first half off a shot from the 18 by Tyler Gross.
The game
was back and forth for the second half. With just under 16 seconds to
play the
Yellowjackets stole a pass at the half and Tyler Gross weaved his way
through
the Wolfpack defense. His centering pass was redirected home by Jordan
Most
with 3 seconds left to play and sent the Wolfpack into the consolation
game,
2-1. Bobby Halick made 8 saves in the effort.
In
the consolation game Laingsburg dominated the Stockbridge Panthers for
large
stretches of the game. Mike Oliva scored 4 goals and added an
assist for
the Wolfpack. Sam Johnson had a goal and 3 assists. Josh Hart had
2 goals
and an assist while Zac Klaver added 4 assists as Laingsburg took home
3rd
place by a score of 7 to 3. Drew Jones had 4 saves for the
Wolfpack while
allowing 3 goals. Bobby Halick came in the second half and shut
the
Panthers out the rest of the way while picking up 2 saves.
Laingsburg/Bath is 1-1 on the season and play next vs Perry on August
24th @ LHS @ 5:30 pm.
8/24: Perry defeats Laingsburg/Bath 4-1
On
Monday night the Wolfpack hosted the Eagles from Linden. Linden
moved the
ball well and controlled the majority of play. Throughout the game they
outchanced the Wolfpack 19 to7. Drew Jones was great in net and
enabled
Laingsburg to stay in the game. The Eagles struck first with a goal by
Brad Farthing. Farthing redirected a free kick by Linden
sweeper
Matt Guillian with 17:50 to play in the first half. Linden added
to the
lead with 24:34 left to go in the game when Andreas Elberg cleaned up
one of
the few rebounds given up by Drew Jones. With 12 minutes left to play
in the
game the Wolfpack began to accumulate some scoring chances. Zac
Klaver
scored from a cross by Mike Oliva with just under 10 minutes left to
play to
cut the Eagle lead to 1. Despite some very good opportunities to tie
the game
in the waning moments, Laingsburg fell to Linden 2-1.
On
Wednesday Laingsburg traveled to Saranac for a varsity soccer
match.
Laingsburg dominated the play outchancing the Redskins 28 to 1.
Saranac
goalie Zach Wheelock kept it close all game by grabbing most of the
Laingsburg
crosses before they hit the ground. The Redskin defense, lead by
Matt
Rubin, made it hard for the Wolfpack to penetrate all day long.
Laingsburg
broke the 0-0 tie with just 4:37 left to play when Mike Oliva collected
a pass
from Pete Dibert and put it past Wheelock. Laingsburg scored 3
minutes
later when Caleb Gutzki touched an indirect kick off the foot of Zac
Klaver
into the lower right corner. Laingsburg finished with a 2-0
victory and
improved to 3-3-1 on the year.
Stats
Laingsburg
Mike Oliva 1 goal
Caleb Gutzki 1 goal
Zac Klaver 1 assist
Pete Dibert 1 assist
Drew Jones 1 save
Saranac
Zach Wheelock 18 saves
In
Thursday night's soccer action the Red Wings of St. John's hammered the
Laingsburg Wolfpack. The Wolfpack were no match for St. John's
superior
ball handling and overall skill. St. John's jumped all over
Laingsburg in
the first half 5-0 on 2 goals from Sam Hanover, 1 from Matthew Pingle,
1 from
Kyle Everts, and 1 from Dane Bergstrom. In the second half Everts
added
another and Christian McMillan added two more to cap the route.
The lone
bright spot for the Wolfpack was Drew Jones' 11 saves. Jones was
under
constant pressure all day as The Red Wings outchanced the Pack 26 to 2.
9/14: Laingsburg/Bath falls to Fowlerville:
1-0
9/17: Laingsburg/Bath falls to Frankenmuth:
3-0
9/21:
Laingsburg/Bath tie Dansville 2-2
On
Wednesday
Saranac traveled to Laingsburg to face the Wolfpack in Boy's Varsity
Soccer. Laingsburg opened the scoring at the 30 minute mark of
the first
half when Andy Kubsch dribbled past 3 defenders in the box and put a
shot past
Redskin keeper Zach Wheelock. The Wolfpack struck again at 26:34
when
Kubsch dropped a pass to Zac Klaver at the 18 who shot one into the
side
netting. 10 minutes later Sam Johnson put a ball through the
middle to
Kubsch who gave the Wolfpack a 3-0 lead. Kubsch netted his 3rd
goal of
the game at the 12:05 mark when he worked himself inside the box and
drove a
low shot past the Redskin keeper. Laingsburg added a goal late in
the
second half when Max Gendiouillde scored on a blazing shot from the
18.
Zach Wheelock held the Wolfpack in check the rest of the game as
Laingsburg
went on to win 5-0. Drew Jones and Pete Dibert combined for the
shutout.
Laingsburg improved to 4-6-2.
Stats
Laingsburg
Andy Kubsch 3 goals, 2 assists
Zac Klaver 1 goal
Sam Johnson 1 assist
Max Gendouillde 1 goal
Pete Dibert 1 save
Saranac
Zac Wheelock 10 saves
On
Thursday night
the Ovid-Elsie Marauders travelled to Laingsburg for a varsity soccer
match.
Both teams had some good scoring opportunities throughout the
first half,
but both goalies kept the game scoreless. With 10 minutes left to
go in
the game the Marauders scored when Keifer Hall put home a ball left
sitting in
the six. Laingsburg goalie Drew Jones had no chance on the
unattended
ball. Laingsburg began pushing the rest of the way and payed for
it when
O-E caught the defense out of position and Jones had to face a 2 on 0.
Keifer Hall scored his second of the game off a nice pass across
the six
by Phillip Ching. Laingsburg fell to 4-7-2.
Stats
Laingsburg
Shots 19
Drew
Jones 11
saves
Ovid
Elsie 15
shots
Cody
Strapic 10
saves
Keifer
Hall 2
goals
Phillip Ching 1 assist
On
Thursday night
the Wolfpack of Laingsburg hosted the Saginaw Nouvel Panthers. It
was
goalie Pete Dibert's first career start as a varsity goaltender and it
was a
great one. Dibert made 8 saves, including, a penalty kick to
pereserve a
0-0 tie with the Panthers. Nouvel outchance the Wolfpack 15 to 8.
Laingsburg
stats
Pete
Dibert 8
saves
On
Tuesday night
Laingsburg travelled to Ithaca to face the Yellowjackets in a rematch
of the
first game of the season. In the first game Ithaca scored with 3
seconds
left to beat the Pack 2-1. In that game Jordan Most added the
late goal
off a give and go with Tyler Gross on the South end of the field.
This
game started where that one left off. Most used his teammate,
Gross,
again in a play that was eerily similar to the one that gave the
Yellowjackets
a win in their first meeting. Most passed to Gross at the 18 and
when 2
defenders played the ball Gross made them pay by leading a pass back to
Most
who was wide open at the six. Pete Dibert made 7 saves for the
Wolfpack
and Chris Anderson made 8 saves for the Yellowjackets to keep the game
at 1-0
deadlock until 10 minutes left to play. Jordan Most returned the
favor by
passing the ball to Tyler Gross, who put a shot right on Pete Dibert's
chest.
Dibert seemed to bobble the ball and then knocked it in to his
own net.
The Wolfpack cut into the lead when Andy Kubsch scored on a free
kick
with 7 minutes left to play. But Ithaca iced it when moments later a
low shot
by Zach Whipple seemed to catch Dibert by surprise and find its way to
the back
post. Laingsburg fell to 4-9-3.
Stats
Pete
Dibert 7
saves
On
Wednesday
night Laingsburg ended their regular season at Dansville. It was
the
Aggies' senior night and the Wolfpack hoped play spoiler.
Unfortunately
for Laingsburg it didn't end up that way. In a game marred by free
kicks
and yellow cards Dansville crushed the Wolfpack 4-0. Dansville
opened up
the scoring 20 minutes into the game when Eric Soderberg cleaned up a
mad
scramble off a corner kick in the box. Laingsburg goalie, Drew
Jones,
saved the first attempt, but after 3 failed clearing attempts by the
Laingsburg
defense Soderberg easily finshed a ball that came right to his foot.
Laingsburg
controlled most of the play after the goal. They outshot the
Aggies 9-5
in the first half. The second half belonged to the Aggies,
however, and
Laingsburg never made any serious threats to Dansville keeper, Aaron
Hoefling.
Eric Soderberg got his second goal of the night when Warren
Witchell drew
his 4th free kick of the night. The only differnce this time was that
it was in
the box. Soderberg's PK put the Aggies up 2-0. Jay Witchell iced
the game
when he scored off a corner kick. Jones came charging at the
curving ball
which quickly sailed over his head and into the net. Moments
later Ethan
Gurecki added a goal when he placed a ball over Jones and ended his
night.
Dibert came into releive Jones with 20 minutes left to play.
Dansville had a couple of more opportunities to add to their
lead, but
Dibert kept the rest of their shots out. Laingsburg never really
threatened in the second half and finished with only 1 seond half shot
compared
to Dansville's 12. Laingsburg ended the season at 4-10-3.
Stats
Dibert 4
saves
Jones 5 saves
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Team Statistics (2009) |
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Record |
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|
Win |
Loss |
Tie |
Total Games |
Total
Goals For: |
Goals For
Average: |
Total
Goals Against: |
Goals
Against Average: |
|
|
4 |
10 |
3 |
17 |
24 |
1.4 |
44 |
2.59 |
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Player |
Uniform # |
Grade |
Position |
Goals |
Assists |
Total Pts |
Shots |
Shooting % |
| Mike Olivia |
1 |
12 |
Fwd |
8 |
2 |
18 |
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| Andy Kubsch |
14 |
12 |
Mid/Fwd |
7 |
2 |
16 |
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| Zac Klaver |
7 |
11 |
Mid |
2 |
6 |
10 |
||
|
Josh Hart |
25 |
12 |
Mid |
2 |
3 |
7 |
||
| Sam Johnson |
5 |
11 |
Fwd |
1 |
6 |
7 |
||
|
Mitchell Matzenbach |
10 |
12 |
Mid |
2 |
2 |
6 |
||
| Max Gendouillde |
29 |
12 |
Mid/Fwd |
1 |
0 |
2 |
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| Pete Dibert |
21 |
11 |
Mid |
0 |
2 |
2 |
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|
Caleb Gutzki |
23 |
12 |
Mid |
1 |
0 |
2 |
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| Ian Milligan |
22 |
12 |
Mid |
0 |
1 |
1 |
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| Bobby Halick |
18 |
12 |
Fwd/GK |
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|
Ryan Bray |
4 |
12 |
Mid |
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| Devinn Ridsdale |
19 |
12 |
Fwd |
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| Nick Jarvis |
12 |
12 |
Def |
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Goalkeeper Statistics (2009) |
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|
Player |
Games |
Goals
Against |
Goals
Against Average |
Saves |
Average
Saves/Game |
Minutes
Played |
Games
played (based on
80 minutes
per game) |
Goals
Against Average (per 80
min/games) |
| Pete Dibert |
5 |
5 |
1 |
26 |
5.2 |
260 |
3.25 |
1.5 |
|
Bobby Hallick |
4 |
7 |
1.75 |
17 |
4.25 |
240 |
3 |
2.33 |
| Drew Jones |
13 |
32 |
2.46 |
79 |
6.1 |
860 |
10.5 |
3.0 |