Knights Notes-9/4: Woozley picks up a hat trick, Z.Welch scores a TD

By Ben Spector
Winning After MidKnight

                         

It’s a Sunday which means no high school sports today but there are a few Middletown Athletics alumni in action and plenty were in action yesterday so without further ado, the Knights Notes for September 4^th.

Yesterday’s News

- The Boy’s Cross Country team ran in the Seahawk Invitational at South River High School and came in 10^th place out of 26 teams. You can read all about the meet here. ()

- Reilly Caldwell took the title at the Seahawk Invitational as the Girl’s Cross Country team came in 10^th place out of 17 teams in the meet. Read more about Reilly’s win here. ()

- The Varsity Boy’s Soccer team rolled through the Sheffler-Ford tournament clinching the title with their 4-0 win over Linganore. Our recap of the game is right there. ()

- In the final game of the Urbana Tournament the Varsity Girl’s Soccer team drew with Westminster 1-1. Read all about it here. ()

- Brent Leber (’15) and the Lipscomb Men’s Cross Country team competed in the Belmont Opener in Nashville, Tennessee, as Leber would pick up a 8^th place as Lipscomb came in 2^nd out of seven Division 1 schools. (Link)

- Zach Welch (’12) and the Monmouth Football team got their season underway with a bang as they took down the Lehigh Mountain Hawks by a score of 23-21. Welch would have 87 yards on 18 attempts with one touchdown in Monmouth’s win. (Link)

- The Middletown duo of Tim Pirrone (’14) and Tim Schumacher (’14) both got starts for the Lebanon Valley Football team but the Dutchmen fell to Franklin & Marshall by a score of 30-6. Pirrone got the start at quarterback and passed for 113 yards going 10-21 with 1 interception while rushing for 27 yards on 9 attempts with 1 touchdown. Schumacher had 3 tackles with one being a tackle for loss and a sack. (Link)

- Clemson Football and Justin Falcinelli (’14) got the win in primetime against Auburn by a score of 19-13. Faclinelli would not play in the #2 Tigers’ win. (Link)

- Bradley Rinehart (’14) and Shepherd Football downed West Virginia Wesleyan in the Rams’ season opener by a score of 27-12 in Shepherdstown. Rinehart did not see any game action. (Link)

- Will McClain and the Maryland Football team got the D.J. Durkin era at College Park underway with a bang as they sliced and diced Howard to the tune of a 52-13 win. McClain did play in the win but didn’t record any statistic because, well, he’s an offensive lineman. (Link)

- Jace Denham (’16) and Marquis Lauer (’16) saw the Frostburg State Bobcats Football team take down Geneva by a score of 31-10 win over Geneva. Lauer did not play but Denham did play in the win but did not record any statistics. (Link)

- The Ambrose brothers of Rob (Head Coach) and Jared (Offensvie Coordinator) were leading the Towson Football team yesterday but it was a tough one as the FCS Tigers fell to FBS South Florida, 56-20. (Link)

- Clay Smith (’16) and the Hood College Men’s Soccer team started off the Drew fall Festival by beating the aforementioned Drew University, 2-1. Smith got the start and registered a shot for the Blazers. (Link)

- Brittany George (’13) and Erin Scarborough (’16) would help the Hood Women’s Soccer team notch their first win of the season over Penn State-Harrisburg. Smith and George would both start in the 1-0 win but not record any statistics. (Link)

- MacKenzie Noel (’13) and Salisbury Women’s Soccer had their second game of the Sea Gull Classic cancelled due to weather.

- Emma Neahusan (’14) and the Grace Women’s Soccer team drew with Bethel, 0-0, picking up their first result. Neahusan did not play in the tie. (Link)

- Lauren Neary (’15) and the Washington College Women’s Soccer team would go to 2-0 on the season with a 2-1 win over Gwynedd Mercy. Neary would record a shot in the win. (Link)

- Sam Higgenbothem (’14) and the Maryland Volleyball team finished off the Kansas Invitational with a straight set win over Chicago State, giving them 2^nd place in the tournament. Higgenbothem would start in the win and record an ace, a service assist, a service error, and 5 digs. (Link)

- Connor Myers and the South Bend Cubs (’12) would pick up a 7-4 win over the Dayton Dragons. Myers would go 3-4 in the win, with a double, two runs, a walk, and a strikeout. (Link)

Knight of the Day: Lots to choose from but a hat trick is usually the trump card in this case, so the award for September 3^rd will got Josh Woozley who had 3 goals in the Varsity Boy’s Soccer team’s Sheffler-Ford Tournament clinching win over Linganore.

Today’s Happenings

- Ali Williams (’16) and the Appalachian State Field Hockey team will close out their 2-game road trip by taking on LIU Brooklyn in Davidson, North Carolina. The Mountaineers will take on the first-year squad at 1:00 p.m. (Link)

- Emma Provost (’16) and the La Salle Field Hockey team will take on their cross-town rivals in Temple at 12:00 p.m. The Explorers will head across Philly to take on the Owls from Howarth Field. (Link)

- Joann Engestrom, Volunteer Assistant Coach for Maryland Field Hockey, and her #6 Terps will compete in their 2^nd game at the Big Ten/ACC Cup In Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They’ll take on the #8 Boston College Eagles at 2:00 p.m. (Link)

- Clay Smith (’16) and the Hood Men’s Soccer team will compete in their final game at the Drew Fall Festival in Madison, New Jersey against FDU-Florham at 3:00 p.m. (Link)

- Alizah Johns-Boehme (’15) and the Villanova Women’s Soccer team will look back to get in the win column as they take on the #8 North Carolina Tar Heels in Durham, North Carolina at 12:00 p.m. (Link)

- Haley Dalphon (’15) and the Frostburg State Women’ Soccer team will look to get in the win column themselves’ for the first time when they take on Catholic University from Frostburg at 2:00 p.m. (Link)

- Sarah Kovalchick (’16) and the Maryland Women’s Soccer team will get a quick two game road trip underway as they’ll head to Boone, North Carolina to take on the Appalachian State Mountaineers at 1:00 p.m. (Link)

- Connor Myers (’12) and the South Bend Cubs have only two more regular season game left and they’ll play the next-to-last one today when they take on the Dayton Dragons at 2:05 p.m. (Link)