2011 Portage Northern Mens JV Soccer

See JV Team Game Write Ups Below

#	Name	Grade
1	Chase Sherman	9
2	Tyjon O'Brien	10
3	Josh Berry	9
4	Evan Schoder	9
5	Ben Strine	9
6	Nathan Smith	9
7	John Jesaitis	9
8	Indevir Singh	10
9	Evan Howard	10
10	Matt Gomes	10
11	Phil Sesto	10
12	Djuan Williams	10
13	Eric Hyames	9
14	Juan Mendoza	10
15	William Willoughby	9
17	Kyle Hadley	9
19	Alec Shufelt	10
20	Tre'vion Headings	9
21	Collin Sweet	9
22	Hiroya Abe	9
24	Jordan Farrel	9
25	Colin Hall	9
	Head Coach: Justin Rhodes
	Asst. Coach Ryan Johnson
	Trainer: Dana Nichol
	Athletic Director: Chris Riker

 

1-Chase Sherman	2-Tyjon O'Brien
3-Josh Berry	4-Evan Schroder

5-Ben Strine	6-Nathan Smith
7-John Jesaitis	8-Indevir Singh
9-Evan Howard	10-Matt Gomes
11-Phil Sesto	12-Djuan Williams
13-Eric Hyames	14-Juan Mendoza
15-William Willoughby	17-Kyle Hadley
19-Alec Shufelt	20-Tre'vion Headings
21-Collin Sweet	22-Hiroya Abe
24-Jordan Farrel	25-Collin Hall

 

 

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Wednesday, August 31, PN (JV) vs. Mattawan (JV)

There was a little bit of a lapse on the kick off and the Cats scored within the first minute.  After a little back and forth, a determined effort by Collin Sweet in the box resulted in a dastardly foul at the 13 minute mark.  Collin made them pay dearly by converting and tying the score.  Ten minutes later, it was the Hiroya Abe show at the 24 minute mark a nice finish from the right to far post…still not satisfied… Abe followed it up with another score at the 29 minute mark to complete the Huskie scoring for the half.
Mattawan came out aggressively in the second half and put a lot of pressure on the Huskies.  A solid defense held the line.  Play continued in the middle of the field, up and back repeatedly until the ball ended up with Ben Strine.  Ben kept his head up and made a perfect pass to Collin Sweet who made a slashing run… after which he had the Mattawan keeper at his mercy.  Collin buried the shot ending the scoring for the match, Huskies 4, Wildcats 1.  In any match where the opposition is held to just one goal, special recognition must go to the tenacious Huskie defense, keepers and back linemen.

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