Laurel high school football team loses in section III state final-plain dealer

 the football team saw its best season in school history LaurelSchool to come to an end as tough as the Gators lost, 5-2, Cincinnati country day summit III Division State title match Saturday at crew Stadium in Columbus.

The Knights scored with 11: 00 left in the first half, as Emily Wiser scored with an assist from Amauria Campbell.

Less than 5 minutes later, Meredith Schertzinger bent a Corner directly to the target for the two-goal advantage at halftime.

The Knights Put the game away early in the second half with two quick goals. Firstly, Schertzinger scored on a header off a corner kick from Englehart Izzie were just 2: 41 into the second half.

Then, about 3 minutes later, Elizabeth Williams scored with an assist by Schertzinger for a lead 4-0.

Laurel got two goals from Sydney after Riddle behind 5-0. The first was with 18: 42 left in the game. Then, it is added to with just 4: 51 left to play, as home a loose ball from a yard.

Addie Englehart ended the scoring for the Knights when they found the back of the net at 01: 45 on a lead 5-0.

The Gators ended the season 15-6-1, while the country day is 19-4-1.

High school boys soccer: Metro struts things in finale-South Bend Tribune

MISHAWAKA-Balance was the name of the game for the Metro boys football team in the League Fifth Fest sports game.

Four players scored for Metro, including two goals by Tim Wilson, en route a 5-1 victory over Michigan.

"I really wanted to win this game," Wilson said. "We had heard (Michigan) was a very good team, so we just made and pushed play."

Wilson served as bookends for the game that took the scoring in the 29th minute with a goal and ended the contest with a tally of the 75th. The pair of goals won the Penn graduate MVP honors.

Michigan knotted the score 1-1 with three minutes left before halftime on a goal by Andrew Boyles

That proved to be an equalizer, spark--but not for Michigan.

"After this, their related College just got ourselves together and came ready to play," said Brandon Stoller.

Stoller led the aggressive attack in the second metro. Scored the game winner in the 44th minute and autonomously continued pushing and playing with the midfield, opened scoring opportunities for his colleagues.

Troy Mcgovern added another unassisted goal four minutes later and Juan Padilla scored in the 59th minute for a nice game after a corner kick.

Smoger Jimmy Metro headed the corner in an open air Pantigia who blasted a shot past the diving keeper of Michigan, for a 4-1 lead.

"We talked about are strong and come with some fire and finishing, Stoller said.

Metro Coach Cruz Gallegos, who was the head coach of the year, NIC Riley last fall, I was impressed with his team.

"At this level, these children can play with almost anyone," he said. "These guys are tough. Frankly, I coached for or against anyone, but I really do not understand how good they were. "

Wilson still mulling his options for the fall. He has the chance to play football but was mum about the possible future destinations.

The victory was especially sweet for Stoller, who capped his competitive career with a victory. The grad Adams won't play football when he enrolls at Purdue in the autumn.

"It is a pretty good last hurrah, '' Stoller said.

FIRST HALF

My--Tim Wilson (Hank Blum) 29th minute.

Mi--Andrew Boyles (autonomous) 37th minute.

SECOND HALF

My--Brandon Stoller (autonomous) 44th minute.

My--Troy Mcgovern (autonomous) 48th minute.

My--Juan Padilla (Jimmy Smoger) 59th minute.

Me--Wilson (autonomous) 75th minute.

Shots: Michigan 13, 23-METRO Stores: Michigan 8 (Kyle Jason Turner Mitkowski 7, 1) Metro 8 (Cesar Mercado 5, Kyle Wieschhaus 3); Angles: Michigan 4, Metro 10.