Coindre Hall Soccer

Weekly Review……..

WEEK 3

BU7

The Rockets got off to a flying start in their opening game against the St. Elizabeth Lightning. Hayley McGowan scored an early goal and Enzo Pupillo made 2-0 before half time. The Rockets kept up the pressure in the second half and Hayley McGowan made it three from close range. Enzo Pupillo then scored his second to give the Rockets a 4-0 win.

The Lightning then played the Great White Sharks who were in search of their first win of the season. Alex Braunstein’s goal got the Sharks off to a great start and shortly after Jesse Demetriou doubled their advantage. Hayden Rochler pulled one back for the Lightning but it wasn’t enough and the Sharks took the points with a 2-1 victory.

Chelsea then brought the Rockets back down to earth by beating them 4-0. Finn McCloskey opened the scoring and second half goals from Leo Palumbo, David McCalla and JJ Voyard followed.

In their second game the Great White Sharks played the league leaders, St. Elizabeth Thunder. Both teams went close but found goals hard to come by. Patrick Soulias scored for the Lightning and it proved decisive as they won it 1-0.

Dix Hills overcame Chelsea in their opening game by a score of 4-1. Golden Boot leader Tyler Varlack opened the scoring and Gavin Wisotsky made it two not long after. Jason Kaiser pulled one back for Chelsea after a goalmouth scramble but another goal each for Tyler Varlock and Gavin Wisotsky put the game out of reach.

Dix Hills were hoping to inflict a first loss on St. Elizabeth Thunder in the final game of the day but the Thunder came out strong and two goals from Hayden Rochler and one from Luca Crimi gave them a 3-1 win and two more points. Tyler Varlock got the Dix Hills goal to take his tally to ten for the season.

After three weeks of play the Thunder are still top with their 100% record, Chelsea are now four points behind in second place.

Girls U11/12

New Hyde Park Firecats were looking to continue their fine start to the season and did so in their opening game against the CSH Storm. Logan Ward took the spotlight with her first hat trick of the season. Lauren Wasserman and Emily Rose added one goal apiece in the 5-0 win.

The Storm came out determined to make amends in their next game against South Huntington France and took the lead with a Sam Reim goal. France rallied and goals from Mariah Boyle and Daniel Kleet gave them the lead before Claire Futter equalized for the Storm, 2-2 the final score.

The NHP Firecats were then pushed all the way by the HBC Force. An even first half produced some good soccer but no goals as the teams went in scoreless at the break. Both teams attacked in the second half looking for a winner and it was Logan Ward who continued her scoring streak by getting the all important goal for the Firecats. HBC pressed but couldn’t find the net as the Firecats collected another two points with a 1-0 victory, also maintaining their proud record of having conceded no goals so far this season.

Daniel Kleet scored her sixth goal of the season as South Huntington France beat the Northport Surf 2-0. Jesse Boyle was also on target to leave the Surf still in search of their first win.

HBC Force recovered from their earlier loss with a convincing 3-0 win over South Huntington USA. Kate Raptis scored the only goal of the first half with a left footed drive to the corner. She added two more in the second half to complete a fine hat trick as the Force finished the day on a high.

In the final game of the day South Hunt. USA needed to beat Northport Surf to remain in second place. Meghan Soulias gave USA the lead but Alexa Pizzonia leveled for the Surf and the points were shared in a 1-1 draw.

After six games the Firecats have opened up a five point lead at the top, South Huntington France are now in second place on seven points.

BU13

In a fast and physical opening game South Huntington Barca and Jericho Revolution went head to head. Clear chances were few and far between and it was no surprise that one goal decided the game, Jericho the victors 1-0 thanks to a Tyley Glovin strike.

Barca came out blazing in their next game eager to put the disappointment of the previous game behind them. Brian Valencia and Gabe Quesquen gave them a 2-0 half time lead over South Huntington Real Madrid in the ‘Coindre Hall El Classico’. As Barca tired the Real Madrid boys eased their way back into the game and the trusty left foot of Jayvin Coto hammered in a hat trick to give Madrid a 3-2 victory making it a miserable day for Barca who started the day in second place.

The league leading Z20 Jackals were hoping to maintain their 100% record but started slowly against Jericho Revolution. An early goal from Todd Pearlman then a direct free kick from Noah Greenbaum gave Jericho a 2-0 lead at the break. Jericho grew in confidence and further goals from Matt Masheb, Peter Deplis and another from Todd Pearlman stunned the Jackals as Jericho cruised to a 5-0 victory. Their impressive form continued into their next game as they shut out South Huntington Real Madrid 4- 0. There was to be no comeback this time for Madrid as Zach Caspe, Todd Pearlman, Matt Masheb and Noah Greenbaum all found the net for the Revolution.

The Z20 Jackals got back on track with a 7-1 demolition of the Vortex. Luke Karen scored twice, the second a glancing header, and Kevin Gulizio twice. The Jackals and the Revolution are now level on ten points at the top of the table.

The CSH Comets beat the HBC Angels 6-0 thanks to a Sergei Brower hat trick. Evan Lubarch scored twice and Matt Shooshtary once to complete the scoring. The Comets made it two for two with a 1-0 victory over the HBC Diablos. Both keepers made numerous saves in a close encounter, the only goal coming from the foot of Sergei Brower.

The Vortex turned things around and a Thomas Witthuhn hat trick helped them to a 5-0 triumph over the HBC Angels. Ryan Glazier and Zach Himmel were also on target for the Vortex.

The HBC Angels and the HBC Diablos shared the points in the division’s final game of the day. An end to end game looked like ending scoreless until Luke McNamara’s shot found its way into the corner to give the Diablos the lead. With only a minute left on the clock Taylor Sachs’ powerful drive tied the score at 1-1 and gave the Angels a deserved point.

GU16/17

Oyster Bay and POB Cyclones played an entertaining game in the GU16/17 ‘round robin’. Samantha Sullivan gave Oyster Bay the lead but Keegan Cassidy, guesting for the Cyclones, tied it up. Erin Allen restored the lead before Keegan leveled a second time. A goal from Rebecca Layne and a second from Erin Allen made the final score 4-2 to Oyster Bay.

The Cyclones then played Elwood and took an early lead through Amanda Miller’s goal. Danielle Christiano made it 2-0 before Marina Schmidt pulled one back for Elwood. Amanda Miller scored again for the Cyclones and it finished 3-1.

Oyster Bay dominated their game against Elwood with Erin Allen and Danielle Coccia both netting twice. Goals from Melissa Albanese and Samantha Sullivan made the final score 6-0.

BU15/16

There were goals galore in the boys U15/16 division as the forwards had a good day and the defenders one to forget. CSH Renegades took the lead against the Warriors when Alex Dagostino scored with an excellent volley. The lead was short lived and the Warriors raced into a 3-1 lead thanks to goals from Jeff Sully, Wilson Martinez and Alexis Higuera. Derek Nugent’s goal brought the Renegades to within one of the Warriors but another from Jeff Sully wrapped up the points, 4-2 the final score.

The Warriors then played Bayshore Falcons who took the lead when Douglas Castro reacted quickly in the box. It was pretty much one way traffic after that as the Warriors fired in seven goals. Jeff Sully scored a hat trick and Nick Tonks chipped in with two, 7-2 the end result.

Bayshore Dynasty and the CSH Renegades played a fast and furious game, Douglas Castro giving the Dynasty the lead just before half time. It stayed that way until late in the game when two individual goals by Josh Canales gave the Renegades the advantage. The Dynasty had the last word though as Alejandro Juarez fired in the equalizer to make it 2-2 .

Juventus made it a bad day for the Bayshore Falcons as Jerry Tobar and Chris Fuschetto both scored hat tricks in the 7-2 victory. Juventus then came up against the Bayshore Dynasty, this proved to be a much closer game with both teams finding goals hard to come by. A Matt Vandenberg goal for the Dynasty was all that separated the teams at half time. A scramble in the box allowed Chris Fuschetto an easy tap in to tie it up for Juventus but the Dynasty were not to be denied as Matt Vandenberg played a quick free kick into the path of Alejandro Juarez who fired home the winner, 2-1 the final score.

After 6 games it’s tight at the top. The Warriors lead the table with nine points, the Dynasty are second on eight with Juventus third on seven.

COINDRE HALL INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE WEEK 2

Weekly Review……..

U7

St. Elizabeth Thunder continued their excellent start to the season with another two wins in the U7 division. Ian Agulto and Luca Crimi were on target in the 2-0 victory over St. Elizabeth Lightning. The Rockets looked like they were going to hold the Thunder in their next game but two late strikes from Jack Fallon secured the points in a 3-1 win.

Chelsea also went two for two on the day with victories over the Great White Sharks then St. Elizabeth Lightning. Jason Kaiser broke the deadlock in the game against the Sharks before Liam Harrington added a second, 2-0 the final score. Ethan Leace scored the only goal of the game for Chelsea in a close game with the Lightning, both teams had late chances but couldn’t convert.

Tyler Varlack was amongst the goals again with two first half strikes for Dix Hills against the Great White Sharks. Hunter Droskoski pulled one back in the second half but the Sharks were unable to find an equalizer as Dix Hills held on to win 2-1. Enzo Pupillo gave the Rockets a first half lead against Dix Hills with a clinical finish but Tyler Varlack scored his ninth of the season after the break to earn Dix Hills a share of the points.

St. Elizabeth Thunder remain top of the league with a maximum eight points, Chelsea are second on six with Dix Hills third on five.

Girls U11/U12

New Hyde Park Firecats maintained their 100% record with comfortable 4-0 wins over Northport Surf and South Huntington France. Paulina Valentine scored twice in each game to move to the top of the Golden Boot table, Logan Ward also scored in both games taking her total to three for the season.

HBC Force had to come from behind against Northport Surf. Talia Brooks gave the Surf the lead but Mia Abulencia leveled in the second half in the 1-1 draw. The Force started strong and scored first in their next game against CSH Storm when Alexa Weindorf found the net. Nicole Ambrosino evened it up for the Storm but Sam Quigley restored the lead for the Force who held on for a 2-1 victory. The Storm lost another close game going down 1-0 to South Huntington USA, Sydney Taylor scoring the winner from close range.

In the final game of the day, South Hunt. France and South Hunt. USA played out a 0-0 tie. That point means USA sit in second place three points behind leaders New Hyde Park Firecats.

Boys U13

HBC Angels, who were unable to make week one, got their season rolling against South Huntington Real Madrid. Unfortunately for them they were unable to break down the Madrid defense and eventually went down 1-0, Jayvin Coto hammering in the winning goal for Madrid. Madrid followed that with a fast

and furious game with the Z20 Jackals. Kevin Gulizio gave the Jackals the lead but Jayvin Coto leveled for Madrid with another powerful strike. Both teams missed opportunities before Luke Karen forced home a late winner for the Jackals, 2-1 the final score.

HBC Angels found themselves a goal down against South Huntington Barca, Brian Valencia with an early strike. The Angels rallied and Allison Gordin reacted first in the box to tie the game. With time running out Gabe Quesquen struck to give Barca a 2-1 victory.

The Z20 Jackals had another end to end battle, this time with the CSH Comets. Both defenses stood strong until Luke Karen lost his marker and scored the only goal of the game, his second winning strike of the day! The Comets then played the Vortex and after relinquishing the lead three times finally managed to hold it the fourth time to win 4-3. Tommy Capstein got the first for the Comets but saw Ryan Glazier equalize moments later. Loisa Miheal fired the Comets ahead again only for Thomas Witthuhn to tie it up. Sergei Brower was the next on target for the Comets before Jake Moisanu replied for the Vortex. A second from Sergei Brower finally settled it to give the Comets their first win of the season.

Gabe Quesquen scored a hat trick as South Huntington Barca beat the HBC Diablos 6-0. The Diablos didn’t fare much better in their second outing also going down 6-0 to Jericho Revolution, Todd Perlman and Peter Deplis with two apiece. Jericho, who like the Angels started a week late, then secured a second convincing victory this time beating the Vortex by a score of 5-1. Todd Perlman and Peter Deplis again scoring twice with Casey Glover adding a fifth, Jake Moisanu netting for the Vortex.

After two weeks the Z20 Jackals are top with a maximum eight points from their four games, South Huntington Barca are only two points behind in second place. Jericho Revolution made a strong start with two victories and with two games to make up look like they could be challenging for a place at the top.

GU16/17

With a couple of teams dropping out at the last minute, the GU16/17 division was left with only three teams. Hopefully they will be joined by another team after the holidays. The three remaining teams have been competitive so far and this week saw Oyster Bay play their opening games. Elwood and POB played the first game of the ‘Round Robin’ with Elwood coming out on top 2-0, the goals coming from Marina Schmidt and Amber Ciccotto. Danielle Coccia then stole the show by scoring four times in Oyster Bay’s 4-1 victory over Elwood. POB took the lead in their game against Oyster Bay when Amanda Miller scored in the first half. They were unable to add a second and paid the price as another Danielle Coccia goal then one from Gabby Moralis gave Oyster Bay a 2-1 triumph.

BU15/16

The BU15/16 division provided us with some of the most exciting and fast paced games of the season. Goals flowed as all five teams won one and lost one of their two games.

Juventus and the CSH Renegades started the ball rolling with a high energy action packed contest. With all the attempts on goal it was surprising there was only one that went in during the first half, Jerry Tobar scoring for Juventus. The Renegades battled back and with less than two minutes remaining drew level thanks to a Nick Tonks strike. Within seconds Juventus took advantage of some hesitation in the Renegades defense and Jerry Tobar lifted the ball over the keeper for a fine individual goal that proved to be the winner.

The Renegades then came out on top in a nine goal thriller against the Bayshore Falcons. Mike Bernardo gave the Falcons an early lead before Wilson Martinez tied it up for the Renegades. A Matt Vandenburg goal and a second from Mike Bernardo put the Falcons in control at 3-1 but three straight from the Renegades turned it around again, David Alvarado was on target and Wilson Martinez claimed two to complete his hat trick making it 4-3 to the Renegades. A Matt Vandenburg cross was then turned in by a Renegades defender evening it up at 4-4 but Nick Tonks scored the final goal of the game to give the Renegades a 5-4 victory.

Max Karen was the hero for the Warriors as his hat trick downed Juventus 3-2. Jerry Tobar was on target again to give Juventus the lead but the Warriors replied to lead 2-1 at the half. Ever Manzanares equalized for Juventus but it wasn’t enough as Karen’s third made sure the points went to the Warriors.

The Bayshore Falcons defeated the Bayshore Dynasty 5-2 in another open and attacking game. Matt Vandenburg and Andrew Keach netted twice for the Falcons, Mark Vandenburg with the other. Justin Vid and Alejandro Juarez got the goals for the Dynasty.

The final game of the day was the Bayshore Dynasty versus the Warriors. The Warriors started slowly and were 3-0 down thanks to a hat trick inside three minutes from Mike Bernardo. The Dynasty continued to dominate and were 6-2 up half way through the second half. Victor Romero scored twice and Mike Bernardo added one more. The Warriors came to life at the end and made it interesting with Jeff Sully scoring twice to make it 6-4 but it was too little too late as Bayshore held on for a deserved win.

With each team taking two points the table stayed the same. The Dynasty, Warriors and Juventus all sharing first place on five points.

COINDRE HALL INDOOR LEAGUE 2011/12

Week One Review……

BOYS U7

The U7 Boys kicked off the 15th season at Coindre Hall with South Huntington Thunder beating Chelsea 4-0 in the opening game. Luca Crimi scored twice, Blake Scimone and Jack Fallon adding the others in a convincing win.

Chelsea hit back with a 2-1 victory over Dix Hills with Liam Harrington and Jason Kaiser on target in an evenly matched contest. Dix Hills also improved in their second fixture and had a comfortable 6-0 win over South Hunt. Lightning. Tyler Varlack, who also scored in their first game, got the season’s first hat- trick. South Hunt. Thunder made it a perfect start with a 1-0 win over the Great White Sharks, Jack Fallon with the all important goal. The Sharks suffered another close loss in their second game. Hunter Droskoski netted their first goal of the season but goals from Shay Daley and Hayley McGowan gave the Rockets a victory in their opening match. The Rockets were also on target twice against the South Hunt. Lightning but a hat trick from Luka Crimi and a fourth from Dominick Repetti made sure that the Lightning got the points in a 4-2 triumph.

So after the first round of games the early leaders are the South Huntington Thunder, the only team to take maximum points on the day.

GU11/12

South Huntington France and CSH Storm kicked off the GU11/12 division and it was the girls from France who got the first points of the season with a 2-0 shut-out, Danielle Kleet twice hitting the net. The Storm made a quick recovery and recorded a shut out of their own beating the Northport Surf 1-0 in a very close game, Kelly Hooks scoring the winning goal. An even closer game saw the HBC Force share the points with South Hunt. France. Olivia McGuinness gave the Force the lead but Danielle Kleet leveled for France in a 1-1 tie.

Northport Surf went down 1-0 for the second time, this time to South Hunt. USA. Joielyn Tortoice scored the only goal.

New Hyde Park Firecats made a perfect start with two victories and two shut outs to take them to the top of the league. HBC Force kept it tight in their game eventually going down 2-0. South Hunt. USA found it harder going as the Firecats found their scoring touch and ran out 6-0 winners, Irene Tsahas top scored for them with two on the day.

BOYS U13

South Huntington Barca got off to a flying start with a 3-0 victory over the CSH Comets, Brian Valencia scoring twice and Jamie Bonilla once. They were soon brought back down to earth though as the Z20 Jackals beat them 4-2. Gabe Quesquen got on the score sheet twice for Barca but goals two goals from Kevin Gulizio and one each from JD Patti and Luke Karen proved decisive. The Jackals made it two out of two with a dominant performance against the HBC Diablos. Matt Tomlinson and Luke Karen scored two apiece in the 6-0 win.

The CSH Comets and South Hunt. Real Madrid played an exciting game, Matt Shooshtary and Vincenzo Iannucci scored the Comets first goals of the season but Jayvin Coto, Jose Veliz and Matt Lindner were on target to secure a 3-2 win for Real Madrid. The Vortex then played Real Madrid and another close encounter saw Madrid on the wrong end of a 3-2 score line. Matt Lindner and Jayvin Coto were again amongst the goals but two from Thomas Witthuhn and one from Keegan Cassidy saw the Vortex claim the points. The Vortex finished the day with a commanding 5-0 win over the HBC Diablos, Thomas Witthuhn adding three more goals to his total. With maximum points from their two games the Vortex share an early lead at the top with the Z20 Jackals.

Boys U15/16

The BU15/16 division saw some of the more action packed games of the day with none of the teams able to claim two victories. The Bayshore Dynasty got off to a great start with a 2-1 victory over the CSH Renegades, two Mike Bernardo strikes cancelled out an Anfernee Lopez goal for the Renegades. Mike Bernardo was again on target in their second game against Juventus with two first half goals. Juventus were also in the mood for goals, two from Ever Manzanares and one each from Chris Fuschetto and Jerry Tobar looked to have given Juventus the points but Alajandro Juarez and a third from Mike Bernardo completed the Dynasty comeback . 4-4 the final score.

The CSH Renegades and the Warriors split the points in a game of two halves. The first half belonged to the Warriors who stormed into a three goal lead, Nick Tonks, Alexis Higuera and Max Karen with the goals. Chase Brown finished off a flowing move to pull one back just before half time for the Renegades and further goals late in the game from Nick Sherman then Anfernee Lopez saw another comeback complete.

Juventus and the Warriors obviously learned something from their first games as both teams held on for victories in their second matches. Juventus scored four again, this time against Bayshore Falcons. Two from man of the match Jerry Tobar and one each from Ever Manzanares and Chris Fuschetto put Juventus in a strong position. Douglas Castro replied for the Falcons. The Warriors also recorded a 4-1 win over the Falcons, two clinical finishes from Jeff Sully in the first half setting them on their way.