Prep roundup: Chi-Hi soccer team falls in league, home opener
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Chi-Hi's Nate Hanson dribbles the ball up the field against River Falls Tuesday.
Herald photo by David Bossick
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By The Chippewa Herald
Wednesday, September 3, 2008 9:39 AM CDT
Chippewa Falls soccer team lost its home and Big Rivers Conference opener, watching a 2-0 lead turn into a 4-3 defeat at the hands of River Falls.
Teagan Warrick scored the game’s opening goal on an assist from Nate Simmons and that was followed by Charlie Zubal’s penalty kick for a goal a little more than 20 minutes later.
“I thought the guys plays fairly well tonight in spurts. They played well for the first 25 to 30 minutes,” Chi-Hi coach Ben Goeman said. “I think the challenge for them is to learn from their mistakes.”
The Cardinals scored one second half goal, coming from Andrew Kilness.
Chi-Hi (2-1, 0-1 BRC) will need to regroup quickly as the Cardinals travel Thursday to Rice Lake for another BRC contest.
Cross country
Orioles boys runner-up
In Loyal, the Stanley-Boyd boys cross country team was the runner-up among the Cloverbelt teams at the Cloverbelt-Marawood Cross Country Invitational Tuesday afternoon.
Eau Claire Regis was the top team. In the mixed league standings, Regis took second to Marathon and the Orioles were fourth. McDonell took fourth and Cadott fifth in the Cloverbelt standings.
McDonell’s Matt Wenaas was the top area finisher with a 11th place finish. Macks Adam Bleskachek and Evin See also ran within the top 25 for the Macks. Bleskachek was 24th and See was 25th in the 118-runner field.
The Orioles were led by Anthony Kirckof, who came in 17th place. Steven Stasek finished 18th, Kevin Nelson was 21st and Austin Kirckof was 27th. Those finishes pushed Stanley-Boyd up near the top of the standings.
Cadott was led by Josiah Yeager’s 16th place finish.
McDonell’s girls team finished in seventh place among the Cloverbelt teams and was also seventh in the entire field of teams at the meet.
Katie Stoik paced the Macks with a 13th place finish in a field of more then 111 runners.
Cadott’s team finished in ninth place among the Cloverbelt teams and was 11th overall while Stanley-Boyd was right behind the Hornets in both standings.
The Hornets were led by Jennifer Green’s 26th place finish. The Orioles were paced by Jessica Hoffstatter, who came in 28th place.
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