Sophomore Abby Felthaus launched a pair of passes in the final three minutes that led to the two goals that enabled St. Henry girls' soccer coach Steve Lorenz to gain a 2-0 win in his first game against his former team, Boone County. With three minutes remaining, Felthaus' pass into the box took a funny bounce that allowed junior midfielder Jaime Lampone to run onto the ball and beat the goalkeeper 1-on-1.
Lampone had just entered the game minutes before. In the final minute, Felthaus' free kick from the right side found sophomore Carly McArter in the box, who pushed the ball across for classmate Marissa Vujnovich to put it into the net. Boone County had controlled much of the action in the second half prior to the two goals, outshooting the Crusaders 8-7 after being held to three shots on goal in the first half.
Lorenz, who compiled a 33-31-9 record in four seasons at Boone County, has guided St. Henry to a 3-0 mark in district play this year. The Crusaders can earn the top seed in the 17th District tournament for the first time since 2003 with a win at Conner on Sept.
20.Boone County finished district play at 1-2-1. Halftime: 0-0.
Goals: Lampone, Vujnovich. Shutout: Ziegler (11 saves). Records: St.
Henry 5-3-1, Boone County 3-5-2. JV: St. Henry, 4-0.
VILLA MADONNA 2, SIMON KENTON 1 - Sophomore goalkeeper Kim Schroer made 24 saves as the Blue Lightning withstood a second-half onslaught to gain the district win against the Pioneers. Chloe Neman put Villa Madonna ahead to stay when she one-touched a crossing pass from just outside the six-yard box into the goal in the 37th minute. The win improves Villa Madonna to 2-0-1 in 18th District play while Simon Kenton falls to 1-1.
Halftime: 2-1. Goals: VM -Stoll, Neman. SK -Kampsen.
Records: Villa Madonna 6-1-1, Simon Kenton 3-4-1. JV: Simon Kenton, 4-0. NOTRE DAME 5, CONNER 0 - Sophomore defender Ally Westling had never scored a varsity goal before Wednesday night when she netted two.
Senior striker Ellen Fahey also had two goals. Goalkeepers senior Kara Hansel and junior Sharon Gunsiorowski combined for the team's fourth consecutive shutout. Halftime: 3-0.
Goals: -Westling 2, Fahey 2, Norton. Shutout: Hansel. (1 saves).
Gunsiorowski. (1 save). Record: Notre Dame 7-1-4.
JV: Notre Dame, 6-1. campbell county 3, dixie heights 1 - Junior forward Lauren Nehus scored two goals, while teammate junior midfielder Katie Kitchen added the other. Junior midfielder Ashley Reed scored nine minutes into the game, giving Dixie Heights a 1-0 lead.
Kitchen then set up Nehus with a cross to tie the score before halftime. Halftime: 1-1. Goals: CC -Nehus 2, Kitchen.
DH -Reed. Records: Campbell County 3-3-2, Dixie Heights 1-11. JV: Campbell County, 3-0.
newport catholic 1, lexington catholic 0 - Senior goalkeeper April Gibson, who is heading to the University of Cincinnati next fall, earned her eighth shutout of the season. Junior forward Andi Macke scored on the rebound when sophomore forward Kim Neises' shot deflected off the goalie's hands. Halftime: 0-0.
Goal: Macke. Shutout: Gibson (5 saves). Records: Newport Catholic 8-1-1, Lexington Catholic 3-4-2.
JV: Lexington Catholic, 3-0. WALTON-VERONA 9, LLOYD 0 - Freshman striker Lauren Bennett scored in the first 63 seconds and added a second goal six minutes later as part of a three-goal performance. After Bennett made it 2-0, junior midfielder Jessica Johnson scored the next two Walton-Verona goals in the 16th and 17th minutes.
Senior midfielder Evelyn Tandy had three second-half goals and an assist for the Bearcats, who went on to tie a season-high goal output while two goalkeepers combined for the team's third shutout of the season. Junior Shannon Godley made four first-half saves in goal then moved to striker and scored a goal after the break. Brittany Santello took over in the net and made two second-half saves.
Halftime: 4-0. Goals: Bennett 3, Tandy 3, Johnson 2, Godly. Shutout: Godley and Santello (6 saves).
Record: Walton-Verona 7-3. RYLE 5, SCOTT 2 - Senior midfielder and team captain Sammi Migliozzi scored what proved to be the winning goal in the first half when she gave Ryle a 3-1 lead. Senior forward Brittany Thamann scored two goals, both in the second half, and junior midfielder Chloe Call added her team-leading sixth goal of the season after the break for the Raiders.
Halftime: Ryle, 3-1. Goals: R -Thamann 2, Knier, Call, Migliozzi. S -Krallmann, Muth.
Records: Ryle 4-3-2, Scott 6-5-1. JV: Ryle, 1-0. covington latin 5, newport 0 - Sophomore forwards Beth Whitacre (three) and Grace Wyatt (two) scored all of Covington Latin's goals.
Whitacre has 24 goals in nine games this season. Junior goalkeeper Kelly King earned her third shoutout of the year. Halftime: 4-0.
Goals: Whitacre 3, Wyatt 2. Shutout: King (2 saves). Record: Covington Latin 7-2.
PENDLETON COUNTY 3, GRANT COUNTY 1 - Pendleton County won its third match in four games and improved to 6-4. Grant County lost its third straight and dropped to 2-7-1 in a match at Grant County. WOODFORD COUNTY 2, HOLY CROSS 1 - Holy Cross dropped its fourth match in a row after getting off to a 4-1 start, and dropped to 5-6-0 on the season.
Woodford County improved to 6-1-1 with its third consecutive victory. Boys' soccer covington latin 9, Carroll county 1 - The Trojans matched a season-high with nine goals while also matching their win total from last season as they notched their sixth victory. Sophomore forward Justin Simms scored a career-high three goals while junior midfielder George Kreutzjans also added three goals.
Simms and Kreutzjans each scored twice in the first half as Covington Latin jumped out to a 4-1 lead. Trojans leading scorer senior forward Max McDaniel added his ninth goal of the season in the second half and senior midfielder K.C.
Datro also added a pair of goals as Covington Latin pulled away. Halftime: CovLatin, 4-1. Goals: CL -Simms 3, Kreutzjans 3, Datro 2, McDaniel.
Records: CovLatin 6-3, Carroll County 1-3. anderson county 2, brossart 1 - With eight minutes left in the second half, Anderson County scored the winning goal with a header off a corner kick. Halftime: 1-1.
Goals: Neltner (B). Records: Anderson County 9-4, Bishop Brossart 6-4-1. Volleyball SHIERER SERVES UP RALLY - Junior middle hitter Heather Schierer served the final eight points of the second game on Wednesday after St.
Henry fell behind 23-17, and the Crusaders (6-9) defeated Ryle, 25-21, 25-23, in a match involving top-ranked teams at St. Henry. Tying for the team high with five kills each were St.
Henry's three captains, all outside hitters: senior Kelsey Blackthorn, senior Emily Doerr and junior Paula Byrns. JUNIORS LIFT NEWCATH - Led by three juniors, Newport Central Catholic (12-3) upended Conner (8-9), 25-15, 25-17. Setter Kaela Freppon had 19 assists for the Thoroughbreds, the top-ranked team in the Northern Kentucky coaches' poll, while hitters Alyx Schulte and Annie Gruenschlaeger combined for 18 kills.
VERVILLE LEADS INDIANS - Junior setter Tori Verville guided Holy Cross (11-7) to a 25-8, 25-11 win against Villa Madonna (6-8) with 17 assists. Sophomore outside hitter Jessica Webster chipped in with 10 kills. Girls' golf Notre dame 171, highlands 198, grant county 203 - Senior Kristin Lottman and junior Alex Carl shared the medal for Notre Dame with matching 5-over par 41s on the front nine at Summit Hills.
Other scores: Rechtin (ND) 44, Pugliano (ND) 45, Neal (H) 45. Records: Notre Dame 4-1, Highlands 9-2, Grant County 10-3. ST.
HENRY 209, BROSSART 215 - Brossart senior Rebecca Rebholz medaled for the fourth time this season shooting a 43 on the front nine at Flagg Springs. Records: St. Henry 6-2, Brossart 3-3.
Boys' golf BROSSART 166, PENDLETON COUNTY 182 - Pendleton County sophomore Phoenix Ramsey took medalist honors, shooting a 2-over-par 38 on the back nine at A.J. Jolly Park.
Senior Brandon Heineke led the victorious Mustangs with a 3-over-par 39. Medalist: Ramsey (PC) 2-over-par 38. Other notable scores: Heineke (B) 39, Ruberg (B) 41.
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