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General News: Cornwall United Soccer Week 2
April 21, 2009
U10 GIRLS
The Scorpions lost a well-played game to East Fishkill 0-2. Although, the Scorpions passed well and showed terrific teamwork, they could not connect for a score. Kelsey Burns was exceptional on defense, thwarting multiple attempts on goal. Monika Morasse was strong up front, while Samantha Incognoli was solid at mid field, covering much of the field. Brynne Growney was sharp on both the field and in goal. Without exception, all the girls played hard and never gave up.
U11 GIRLS
The U11 Cheetahs opened their season on Saturday playing in the Washingtonville “Kick-It Classic” earning a second place finish. The Cheetahs then opened up their league play on Sunday against Nirvana and came with a 0 – 0 tie. Goals were scored by Maddie Lander, Lauren Pinkham, Samantha Nelbach and Kaitlyn Preiss. Micah Wojehowski and Emma Sabini were outstanding in goal while the defense received solid play from Jessica Dwyer, Katarina VanLedtje and Giovanna Fichera. Creating the offensive opportunities were Jillian Decker and Lexi West.
U12 GIRLS
The Predators played a great match against the East Fishkill Dynamite. Cornwall shut down East Fishkill’s powerful offense allowing only 3 shots all game with outstanding defense by Christa Sidoti, Erin Leahy, and Amanda Cushen. Despite the 0-0 tie, the Predators dominated the game with 70% possession of the ball and 16 shots on goal. Julia Kerr had a stunning game at striker hitting the cross bar twice and the upright as well. Jacqueline Hogan and Victoria Colotti starred in the midfield controlling the field and the pace of the game.
U13 GIRLS-CYCLONES
The Cyclones lost their season opener to the North Salem Twisters 3-0. The game remained scoreless until five minutes before the half, when North Salem squeezed one by Cornwall's keeper, Siobhan Lyons, who had an awesome day in the net. Olivia Tellefsen anchored the defense along with Jessica McGowan, Rose Foody and Krissy McGonnigle. Rebecca Baumel and Meaghan Shapiro led Cornwall's offense. The game remained 1-0 until the final minutes of the game when the out-manned Cyclones let two more goals slip by.
HS GIRLS
The GU15 Sabres posted their first shutout of the season by defeating Hudson Valley United GU18 by a score of 2-0. The collective efforts of Tiffany Herrera, Briana Stadler, and Jamie Rosenberg on offense kept the pressure on throughout the game. Carly Tice and Erin Kearns were unstoppable and produced the winning goals for Cornwall. Strong midfield performances from Alejandra Cordero, Courtney Murphy, Melissa Mariani and Andrea Mancuso. The defense, including Kayla Brewer, Amanda Fasano, Julia Mundy, Kristen Condosta and Hannah Merlo, played in control and with precision. Exceptional goalie saves by Gabby Chamberland.
U8 BOYS
The Cornwall Cobras are off to a roaring start with a 4-0 victory over the Carmel Hurricanes. The team showed how well balanced they are when it comes to scoring. Trace Toweson, Cameron Growney, Henry Flores and Liam Evans each tallied goals while Morgan Van Ledtje, Connor Doyle and Joseph Maddalena teased everyone with near misses. Will Leonard was the wall that could not be breached as he calmly shut down numerous attacks with poise. One additional highlight of the day was the big time penalty save made by Liam Evans late in the game.
U13 BOYS
The Storm controlled the field during a strong first game of the season versus Wappingers Falls. A single goal was scored by Damon Neil with assists from Jake McCrea and Sam Fleischman. Amazing effort by Chase Huestis in the midfield and Matt De Souza on defense.
OVER-30 MEN
The Cornwall United O30 Men opened up the spring campaign with a dominating performance over Somers 4-0. Tommy Keefer recorded the shut out with solid support from the defensive line and retreating middies. Denis O’Keefe and goals from newcomer opened the scoring with two from finishes Stash Florkowski and midfielder Craig O. Bobby Czumak made his Cornwall debut and was a steady influence in the back line and made some great passes from his midfield position. The Cornwall Men will play Washingtonville next Sunday 9:00 AM at CCMS.
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