2007
GIRLS SOCCER RESULTS...
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October 16, 2007 - Sectional Semifinal
Canal Winchester 1 Olentangy 4
Langston 1 goal. Osborn 13 saves.
October 11, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Amanda Clearcreek 4
The Indians went back to their winning team and again started
keeper Jordan Osborn; Kim Uetrecht, Leah Baughman, Ta’Hana
Olbrantz and Brittany Spicer on defense. Kelsey Ryan, Whitney
McDonald, Rachel Baker and Taylor Tackett played midfield
with Nicole Langston and Nikki Ternasky up front. The beginning
of the match looked promising for the Indians. The dream of
an undisputed Mid State League championship soon dissipated.
The Indians demise had two causes, a good Amanda team and
mental mistakes by the Indians. Twice in the first half mistakes
set the table for the Amanda, Morgan Baldwin had an easy tap
in for a 1-0 lead and Aimee Hall pushed a lose ball in for
number 2. The situation was tough for the Indians but they
had come back before. Importantly just before the first half
time expired Rachel Baker sent an early cross into Nicole
Langston who scored to bring the game back in reach. The woes
continued into the second stanza. Aimee Hall worked herself
past three defenders to put Amanda up 3-1. Bleak as it was
Whitney McDonald brighten the out look for the Indians with
a nifty shot from 30 yards out on the left side. Amanda keeper
Megan Meyer had no chance for a save, 3-2 Amanda. The glow
of opportunity was short lived; again Aimee Hall punished
the Indians for a 4-2 lead. Nicole Langston and Taylor Tackett’s
combination play put Nicole back in the box with the ball.
Nicole scored her 21 goal to close the gap to 4-3. The Indians
were flying all over the field but time was on Amanda’s
side and it ran out on Canal. The Amanda had 9 shot on goal
with Jordan Osborn stopping five. Canal Winchester’s
record went to 11 -2- 3.
October 9, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Fisher Catholic 1
Fisher Catholic in years past had a hex on the Indians. Try
as the Indians might the girls from Fisher would prevail.
It was senior night for the Indians and they were planning
on celebrating. The starting line up was keeper Jordan Osborn;
Kim Uetrecht, Leah Baughman, Ta’Hana Olbrantz and Brittany
Spicer on defense. The attackers were lead by Kelsey Ryan
and Nicole Langston. Whitney McDonald, Rachel Baker and Taylor
Tackett played midfield with Nikki Ternasky up front. The
Indians started out strong putting heavy pressure on the Fisher
goal. The pressure was so strong that Nikki Ternasky was grabbed
and impeded as she rumbled into the box. The official spotted
the infraction and awarded the Indians a penalty kick. Up
stepped Kelsey Ryan and zing the ball went past the Irish’s
Erin Competti for a one zip lead. Just a couple minutes later
the Indian’s defense knocked down an Irish attacker
at the top of the 18. Fisher’s Katie Griffin took the
direct kick. Right at the wall it went, alas the Indian’s
defensive line had a hole. The ball came thru low and just
trickled past Jordan Osborn to knot the score. Late in same
half Nikki Ternasky and Taylor Tackett pushed the ball hard
up the left side. The last touch by Taylor sent Nikki free
into the box. Nikki curled it in from the left leaving the
Irish keeper no chance but to watch it go; 2 – 1 Indians
and the game winner. The Indians were told to expect heavy
pressure from the Irish. The best way to keep the Irish off
the score board was to put pressure on their goal. The Indians
kept up a constant barrage of shots and attacks. Late in the
match a spirited and quick attacked paid off. Ta’Hana
Olbrantz stepped up and stole an errant pass. Ta’Hana
slipped the ball up to Alley Duckworth who cut her way into
the box for an easy touch on goal. The Irish could not respond
and went down 3-1 for the Indians 11th win of the season.
A great senior night was had by all. The Irish did earn 7
shots on goal with Jordan Osborn stopping all but one. Canal
Winchester’s record went to 11 -1- 3.
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October 4, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Bloom Carroll 0
The long awaited match with Bloom Carroll arrived and the
Indians were ready for a real donnybrook. It was senior night
for the Bulldogs and the Indians were planning a surprise.
The starting line up was Jordan Osborn between the pipes,
with Kim Uetrecht, Leah Baughman, Ta’Hana Olbrantz and
Brittany Spicer on defense. The attackers included Kelsey
Ryan, Whitney McDonald, Rachel Baker and Taylor Tackett playing
midfield with Nikki Ternasky and Nicole Langston up front.
Bloom started strong and played the first 10 minutes on Canal
Winchester’s side of the pitch. It took a while for
the Indians to solve the Bulldog attack, but solve it they
did. Gradually the push was towards the Bloom keeper. A couple
of early chances went for naught until Nikki Ternasky smoked
two defenders getting up the left side to the end line. Nikki
cut up the end line towards goal freezing the defense and
zipping a low ball across the front of the net finding Taylor
Tackett on the far post. Bang in the net, Taylor perfectly
one touched the ball for the game winner. Plenty of soccer
was left but the match had been decided. Just two minutes
later Nikki Ternasky pushed the ball hard up the left side
before laying a ball back to Kelsey Ryan. Kelsey curled in
from the left and saw a wide lane open to the far post. She
blasted in an arching ball the left Amanda Hildebrand the
Bloom Carroll keeper no chance but to wave it by; 2 - zip
Indians. The Indians expected a fired up Bulldog eleven for
the second half. It was tough luck for the Bulldogs; the Indians
had all the answers. Time and Bloom’s chances to win
slipped away with no threat. Alley Duckworth’s touch
on the ball maintained possession for the Indians and Bloom
Carroll chasing the game. Late in the match the final attack
paid dividends. Holding the ball in the middle of a swarm
of Bulldogs, Ally slipped an easy pass to Nicole Langston
for the final tally. Nicole had scored her 19 goal of the
year and the Indians were whooping it up. Bloom Carroll did
earn 4 shots on goal but Jordan Osborn kept a clean sheet.
Canal Winchester’s record went to 10-1-3.
September 29, 2007
Canal Winchester 1 Zane Trace 1
Saturday morning found the Indians in Pioneer country looking
for a win. A great match was played with chances available
for both teams. The first stanza was a draw as was most of
the second. The Pioneers jumped on the board first. In a rare
break down the Indians let Kendra Dalton reach a bouncing
ball first, Kendra made the Indians pay; 1 zip to the Pioneers.
Action was hot but no result. The Indians pulled a marking
back with 10 minutes to go and added a striker going to a
3-4-3. The move paid off with a goal from Whitney McDonald
in the 75 minute. Neither team gained a final advantage and
it ended 1-1. Canal Winchester’s record went to 9 -1-3.
September 27, 2007
Canal Winchester 2 Logan Elm 1
The match against the Braves was hard fought with steady pressure
put Logan Elm’s goal with little to show for it. Not
until the 30th minute did the wall of defense put up by the
Braves crack. Whitney McDonald stole an errant ball from a
Brave back and zipped in on the keeper. The match up was favorable
for the Indians as Whitney basted in the first goal; 1-0 Indians.
In the second period many opportunities went for naught until
Alley Duckworth pulled a compact defense apart enough to slip
in a nice through ball for Nicole Langston to push past the
keeper for the game winner. Late in the match Alex McGuire
made the Indians pay for giving excessive space with a long
arching shot the slipped in just under the cross bar. The
Indians won but were not a happy group. Logan Elm had played
tough and kept the Indians unbalanced. Jordan Osborn had 2
saves. Canal Winchester’s record went to 9 -1-2.
September 25, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Jonathan Alder 3
The Indians started out with six solid shots on goal but nothing
to show for it. Strong attacks lead to a big fat zero on the
score board. That could not be said for the Pioneers. Chaska
Yoder challenged Rachel Baker up the left side. A good solid
shove got her passed Rachel’s tackle for a low shot
past Jordan Osborn’s out stretched hands; one zip to
the Pioneers. More trouble was on the horizon. Late in the
first half a long through ball was fielded by Jordan Osborn
who gave it a thunderous kick, luck sent it off an Indian
defender on to Chaska Yoder’s feet for a two goal lead.
The bench was a hot spot at half. The Indians came out fired
up and ready for a brawl. Nicole Langston rushed the ball
up field and spied Whitney at the 18, a quick ball gave Whitney
a chance to work some magic with her feet. Cutting through
the Pioneer defense for an easy touch into the net Whitney
drew the Indians back to with in one. Heavy pressure was presenting
opportunities to the Indians and one more paid off. Nikki
Ternasky was smoking the right side of the Pioneer defense
with lighting runs at the defense. With 6 minutes to go Nikki
pushed in hard and crossed the ball to Whitney’s head
for a game tying score. The cheering had hardly stopped when
Nikki was on the receiving end of a pass by Taylor Tackett.
Nikki flew in on the keeper and whipped in the Indians third
score and a one goal lead. Alas the Pioneers pressed hard
and earned a tie. In the 78 minute a corner kick was given,
in the mad scramble for the ball Hayley McSurley tapped in
the tying score. Jordan Osborn stopped 4 shots and Kaity Schultz
had 8 for the Pioneers. Canal Winchester’s record went
to 8 -1-2.
September 20, 2007
Canal Winchester 5 Hamilton Township 0
Taylor Tackett scored the game winner in the 2nd minute with
a hard shot from the right wing off double assist from Rachel
Baker and Whitney McDonald. Eight minutes later Nicole Langston
scored the games second goal on a quick breakaway from a through
ball slipped in by Rachel Baker. As the half neared conclusion
Kelsey Ryan tacked on 2 goals. The first in the 36th minute,
Whitney McDonald laid the ball back to Kelsey who one touched
the sphere passed Hamilton Township’s diving Kyla Hubbard
and a 3-0 lead. Less then 2 minutes later Taylor Tackett set
up Kelsey for goal number 4. Taylor slipped in and shoved
the ball to Kelsey who promptly whipped it into the old onion
bag. A happy gang of Indians headed for the bench with a solid
4 goal lead. Keeper Jordan Osborn faced no shots on goal behind
a stout defense thrown up by Leah Baughman, Kim Uetrecht,
Brittany Spicer and Ta’Hana Olbrantz. The second stanza
saw the entire Indian squad get in on the victory. Whitney
McDonald capped off the scoring on a long ball from the back
by Kim Uetrecht. Whit knocked the ball for a 5-0 lead. Hamilton
Township did earn on e shot on goal but no scores. Canal Winchester’s
record went to 8 -1-1.
September 17, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Ready 0
Langston 2 goals. Ternasky 1 goal. Osborn 7 saves.
September 13, 2007
Canal Winchester 1 Circleville 1
Langston 1 goal. Osborn 13 saves.
September 11, 2007
Canal Winchester 5 Lakewood 0
Langston 3 goals. McDonald 1 goal. Allen 1 goal. Osborn 1
save. Tolman 3 save.
September 6, 2007
Canal Winchester 5 Fairfield Union 0
Duckworth 1 goal. Guiler 1 goal. Langston 1 goal. Lind 1 goal.
Allen 1 goal. Osborn 6 saves.
September 3, 2007
Canal Winchester 2 Groveport 1
Langston 2 goals. Osborn 3 saves.
August 30, 2007
Canal Winchester 3 Teays Valley 1
Langston 1 goal. McDonald 1 goal. Ternasky 1 goal. Osborn
6 saves.
August 26, 2007
Canal Winchester 5 Columbus Academy 1
Langston 3 goals. Ryan 1 goal. Guiler 1 goal. Osborn 2 saves.
August 22, 2007
Canal Winchester 1 Buckeye Valley 0
Langston 1 goal. Osborn 3 saves. Records: 1-1.
August 20, 2007
Canal Winchester 2 Westland 3
Langston 2 goals. Osbourne 6 saves. |
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