Rec sports

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Field hockey

Howard Stampede

After their scoreless tie last week, the Stampede Elite team was charged with working to finish off their plays in the offensive 16. The team responded with an 8-0 victory over Fallston in the MYFHL Elite division.

Lexi Rieu and Keally Ingersoll had two goals each, Caleigh Covell, Julia Sheehan, Mary Monroe and Bridget Cavanaugh also scored. Grace Olson, Natalie Fyock and Madison Zehring added assists.

The offensive zone pressure was relentless especially in the second half with Gillian Kramer, Carly Clarke and Molly Tucker providing strong front line and midfield pressure.

On the defensive side, Megan Hooper, Gabby Cadoux and Denise Linn provided strong back line support in and around the defensive 16 that enabled Noelle Frost to notch her third straight shutout of the season.

Running

Howard County Junior Striders

Over 300 young runners from around the state competed at the Howard County Junior Striders youth cross country meet at Centennial High School on Sunday. The Junior Striders' results were:

6-UG (1k): 2. Nicole Mejia Barringer, 5:34; 4. Erika Mosley, 5:42; 5. Jackie Esquivel, 6:06; 7. Emma Koech, 6:15; 8. Emily Woolford, 6:26; 10. Sarah Hall, 6:32; 11. Nellie Kay Squirlock, 6:35; 12. Scarlett Greene, 6:49; 14. Maya Johnson, 6:53; 16. Linnea Johnson, 7:02; 17. Caroline McCaffrey, 7:19.

6-UB (1k): 1. Peter Keating, 5:11; 2. Stephen Sine, 5:12; 3. Connor Kovach, 5:32; 4. Abraham Garner, 5:39; 13. Reid Thomas, 6:48; 16. Dominic Delpo, 7:42; 17. Brayden Johnson, 7:47; 19. Joshua Pennsy, 7:50; 20. Amari Carter, 9:05; 21. Ilan Tracton, 9:06.

7-8G (2k): 2. Abigail Acton, 10:10; 5. Haley Glassburn, 10:32; 6. Isabel Sinnott, 11:35; 8. Talia Tacton, 11:52; 10. Olivia Tedesco, 12:04; 14. Katherine Hall, 13:03; 16. Romy Delpo, 14:28; 17. Elise Mejia Barringer, 14:47; 18. Caroline Barrett, 14:48; 19. Lindsey Holmes, 14:49; 20. Olivia Marquart, 15:02; 22. Audrey Loudin, 15:24.

7-8B (2k): 2. Liam McCaffrey, 8:56; 4. Bryce Johnson-Dendy, 9:59; 6. Jeremiah Windsor, 10:21; 7. Mats Chattin, 10:27; 8. Logan Kim, 10:27; 12. Connor Croft, 10:48; 15. Joey Squirlock, 11:14; 16. Colin Krause, 11:45; 20. Evan Kaye, 13:23; 24. Matthew Cheruiyot, 14:37; 26. Joey Pennsy, 14:55; 28. Christopher Maloy, 15:23; 29. Matthew Ganel-Constant, 17:12.

9-10G (3k): 5. Zoe Reading, 14:36; 9. Isabella Nelson, 14:39; 13. Gaby Esquivel, 15:38; 14. Bridgette Kim, 15:41; 16. Claire Warman, 16:37; 18. Mikayla Walls, 16:49; 22. Hadley Kay Pennington, 17:55; 25. Kyria Windsor, 18:34; 26. Maria Newell, 19:19; 30. Ava Birdin, 21:43; 33. Bridget Thompson, 22:38.

9-10B (3k): 1. Hamzah Elhabashy, 11:50; 11. Collin Dempsey, 14:33; 14. Liam Sullivan, 14:49; 15. Tyler Richardson, 14:56; 16. Connor Malone, 15:02; 20. Jacob Myers, 15:32; 21. Philip Allen, 15:37; 24. Elliott Pochettino, 15:55; 29 . Rocco Delpo, 16:46; 30. Andrew Dworski, 16:48; 31. Noah Kim, 16:53; 34. Ben Roseman, 17:14; 35. Jake Orloff, 17:16; 37. Daniel Jordan, 17:39; 38. Ryan Rose, 17:55; 40. Henry Wilt, 18:04.

41. Tyler LaBorwit, 18:14; 46. Kareem Kariuki, 19:26; 48. C.J. Bierce, 19:31; 49. Diego DelaCruz, 20:10; 50. Michael Cheruiyot, 20:13; 53. Spencer Thomas, 21:29; 54. Lincoln Sine, 21:55; 56. Henry Grinnell, 23:44; 58. Matthew Hernandez, 35:44; 59. Josh Greene, 36:18.

11-12G (3k): 5. Megan Prescott, 13:41; 8. Natalie Perkins, 14:02; 10. Courtney Mann, 14:42; 11. Haley Krause, 14:43; 13. Grace Chaverini, 14:51; 14. Jane Tripp, 14:52; 18. Erica Fenton, 15:23; 20. Isabel Pineo, 15:40; 24. Katie Murphy, 16:08; 26. Hanna Decre, 16:59; 28. Rosa Kirk-Davidoff, 17:16; 30. Clara Wagh, 17:55; 33. Virginia Knight 19:35; 36. Chloe Hinson, 24:34.

11-12B (3k):4. Ben Oldhouser, 12:31; 5. Kevin Reynolds, 12:40; 6. Max Hill, 12:44; 7. Kenny Accardi, 12:46; 8. Ben Rosicky, 12:47; 10. Anders Chattin, 13:06; 13. Ian Hinson, 13:43; 16. Thomas McCarty, 14:31; 18. Scott Malloy, 14:36; 22. Cyrus Bird-Walker, 15:36; 23. Thomas Wilson, 15:56; 28. Lucas Kaiser, 16:26; 31. Mikie Allen, 16:59; 33. Sebastian Thorpe, 17:21; 35. Billy Bott, 17:24; 36. David PoleFrone 17:31; 37. Jovan Monteiro, 18:40; 38. Scott Thompson, 19:36.

13-14G (4k): 1. Britt Lang, 16:15; 2. Kara Taylor, 17:15; 9. Eileen Ying, 19:04; 19. Katie Albert, 22:26; 20. Diana Towner, 22:30; 22. Stephanie Crispell, 23:33; 23. Sierra Johnson-Dendy, 24:54; 25. Sofia Szollos, 26:04; 27. Alicia Shread, 26:29; 28. Emma Groman, 26:26; 29. Tara Tadimalla, 28:45; 30. Olivia Imre, 29:07; 31. Muthoni Kariuki, 29:34.

13-14B (4k): 1. Corey Hamilton, 14:46; 3. Daniel Smolyak, 16:46; 5. Shane McGovern, 17:04; 9. Jack Kavka, 17:46; 15. Trent Rose, 18:49; 16. Brandon Marquart, 19:09; 17. Will Jackson, 19:26; 18. Jake Ricker, 20:50; 19. Chris Young, 20:55; 20. Jason Vanisko, 21:07; 23. Logan Courtright, 28:00.

Bagel2Brew Marathon

The 10th edition of the Bagel2Brew Marathon was held Sept. 24, starting near the Columbia Swim Center and finishing at Ram's Head Tavern in Savage. The 26.2-mile course went through seven Columbia villages. Greg Hogan won the race; Jen Atkinson was the first female finisher.

Results: 1. Greg Hogan, 3:32:37; 2. Lenny Supsic, 3:33:57; 3. Allan Gross, 3:38:91; 4. Travis Warren, 3:39:29; 5. Nikalas Harvan-Matoshich, 3:41:01; 6. Rob Netherton, 3:45:02; 7. Fred Towner, 3:50:15; 8. Carlos Castrillion, 3:53:51; 9. Jen Atkinson, 3:57:47; 10. Dave Orlik, 3:58:25.

11. Steve Turner, 3:58:31; 12. Daniel Kirk-Davidoff, 4:01:51; 13. Yasuo Ode, 4:03:43; 14. Hazel Chase, 4:05:12; 15. Akintunde Morakinyo, 4:05:13; 16. Steve Thienel, 4:08:48; 17. George Olean, 4:08:52; 18. Jim Cole, 4:12:07; 19. Jim Grover, 4:20:01; 20. Aleah Zinalabedini, 4:31:32.

21. Greg Lepore, 4:32:51; 22. Joe Hanle, 4:33:52; 23. Jaret Seiberg, 4:43:09; 24. Kerry Owens, 4:43:20; 25. Doug Sullivan, 4:43:21; 26. Glenda Rodriguez, 4:54:21; 27. Mike Kreft, 5:05:56; 28. Becky Holtz, 5:11:13; 29. Judith Weber, 5:23:23 ;30. Eric Katkow, 5:56:31.

31. John Wheatland, 5:56:42; 32. Bill Sciannella, 6:04:58; 33. Duane Linsenbardt, 6:04:58; 34. Gregory Wilkins, 6:08:17.

Howard County Striders

Fifty-nine runners came out to Jeffers Hill Neighborhood Center to run the Howard County Striders' weekly race on Sept. 25. Nikolas Havaan-Matosich and Erin Rickard led the two-mile race. Bromley Lowe and Jen Pullen won the 10k, while Karsten Brown and Christine Josey paced the 15k runners.

Two-mile results: 1. Nikolas Havvan-Matosich, 12:22; 2. Bryan Drake, 12:53; 3. Paul Eyes, 12:56; 4. Robert Blanco, 14:31; 5. Ted Poulos, 15:22; 6. Patrick Mikulis, 15:30.0; 7. Dwight Mikulis, 15:30.9; 8. Alan Murray, 15:33; 9. Kenny Walker, 15:49; 10. Bob Lande, 15:55.

11. Kirk Gordon, 16:49; 12. Roger Calvert, 16:56; 13. Erin Rickard, 17:22; 14. Kash Hartz, 18:04; 15. Bill Brandenstein, 18:26; 16. Melinda Krummerich, 19:39; 17. Stanley Way, 22:45; 18. Barbara Calvert, 23:49; 19. Julius Pham, 24:27; 20. Janet Tham, 24:54.

21. Caleb Haber, 25:13; 22. Melissa Burger, 25:22; 23. Hannah Haber, 28:56; 24. Lindsay Dusenbery, 34:23.

10k results: 1. Bromley Lowe, 48:56; 2. Evan Calvert, 50:44; 3. Mike Fleming, 51:13; 4. Jen Pullen, 54:06; 5. Nick Gounaris, 58:19; 6. Leonard Guralnick, 58:24; 7. Debbie Sharp, 59:47; 8. Mitzi Goodwin, 1:03:05; 9. Margaret Berry, 1:15:23; 10. Bram Arrington, 1:15:24.

15k results: 1. Karsten Brown, 1:00:36; 2. Brian Fleming, 1:00:59; 3. Leonard Supsic, 1:03:47; 4. Steve Bohse, 1:05:22; 5. Jeffrey Ward, 1:07:39; 6. John Bratiotis, 1:16:40; 7. Christine Josey, 1:22:01; 8. Ken Sevik, 1:24:09; 9. Judith Comiskey, 1:25:36; 10. Phyllis Sevik, 1:25:37.

11. James Scarborough, 1:28:49; 12. Sari Chapman, 1:29:08; 13. Donnie Chapman, 1:29:15; 14. Emily Howe, 1:32:38; 15. David Ikels, 1:32:40; 16. Pat Brooks, 1:35:57; 17. Kim Hartke, 1:40:19; 18. Amanda Liberman, 1:40:23; 19. Michelle Fullerton, 1:45:50; 20. Faye Weaver, 1:45:52.

Soccer

Columbia Soccer Club travel

On Sunday, the CSC Storm Runners (U-16 girls) traveled to New Carrollton to play the New Carrolton Soccer Association Fusion. Both teams entered the game undefeated. As the game unfolded the different philosophies of the two teams quickly became apparent with the Storm Runners using passing and movement to gain the advantage while the Fusion used its superior physical size to try to disrupt play.

Despite these efforts the Storm Runners quickly tallied the first goal when forward Christina Kochanski played a direct kick to Kate Harkleroad who one timed the shot past a surprised Fusion defense. The lead was soon doubled when Kochanski once again was over the ball on a direct kick. This time she played the ball over the defensive wall to a waiting Selena Chin who chested down the chip and calmly knocked home a left-footed shot.

Twice more the Storm Runners struck before halftime — midfielder Jenny Haynes showed her shooting prowess when as she curled a 20-yard blast into the lower left corner of the net and, finally, Jonae Queen finished off the scoring when she headed home a cross from Makenzie Rynn to make the halftime score, 4-0.

Line-up changes by the Storm Runners did not change the balance of play in the second half. First half goalie Elaina Quinn and sweeper Tory LeFemina moved to the front line and both notched goals. LaFemina's goal came after a perfectly placed pass from Natalie Chin. Quinn, the newest Storm Runner, played solidly at midfield after shutting out the Fusion in the first half. Her good play culminated in her first Storm Runner goal when she struck a hard low shot that could not be handled by the Fusion keeper.

Carley Noppinger played goalie in the second half. Her excellent play was highlighted by stopping two penalty kicks which preserved the shutout.

The defense in front of Quinn and Noppinger was its usual solid self. Despite being at a size disadvantage, defenders LaFemina, Becca Riley, Kennedy Citro, Erica Noppinger and Erica Sadler frustrated the Fusion forwards throughout the match.

The midfield, led by Haynes, Selena Chin, Harkleroad and Katherine MacKie, was brilliant from the outset, forcing the Fusion players to chase perfectly placed passes and beating the Fusion to every loose ball.

The front line of Kochanski, Natalie Chin, Queen, Rynn and Sarah Levin spent the majority of the game in the Fusion end, maintaining possession and unleashing a barrage of shots that resulted in the 6-0 final score. The victory leaves the Storm Runners on the top of the standings with a 2-0 record in their Baltimore Beltway Soccer League season.

Soccer Association of Columbia travel

The SAC Girls U-9 White enjoyed a successful weekend beating Bethesda White on Saturday, 8-0, and tying the Freedom Soccer Club, 2-2, on Sunday.

On Saturday, Caroline Duffy scored off a rebound from the post off a shot by Micaela Blackburn and Jillian Ingram carried the ball through the middle before slotting one home. Morgan Pinckney scored a nice goal off a beautiful pass from Remi Rollins, who added a goal herself late in the game.

Morgan Choe, Jordyn Choe, and Samantha Smedley had some bone-crunching tackles to break up opposing attacks and begin attacks for their own team. Ally Clearfield, Carmela D'Antuono and Alayna Lynchard were busy controlling the midfield and providing service to the attack.

On Sunday, SAC White showed great determination and character by rallying from a two-goal deficit to the tie the game late. Rollins scored the first goal when she carried the ball up the right wing, cut towards goal, and fired home a shot to the far side netting. Clearfield scored the tying goal when she pounced on a ball in the box and put it by the keeper.

Thunder Soccer Club travel

In an evenly matched game, TSC Napoli (U-12 boys) defeated the Central Carroll Dynamo, 1-0, with Patrick Blackburn assisting the goal made by Evan Yagel.

A huge defensive effort by Jackson Hughes, Nick D'Anna and Tim Russell shut down all of Central Carroll's attacks. The victory leaves Thunder Napoli tied for first place in their Baltimore Beltway Soccer League division.