HS Sports: Camden Hills Sweeps Opponents In Homecoming

Rockport, Maine - The Camden Hills Regional High School soccer, field hockey teams were able to win  against their opponents back on Saturday, October 8th, 2016 apart of homecoming in Rockport, Maine.

In the boys varsity soccer game, scorers were Andy Gross assisted by Max Pushaw, Morgan Mercier assisted by Joah Welt, Colby Arau assisted by Kieran Lydon, Bryce Tyler assisted by Marshall Merriam, Pushaw unassisted, own goal by Lawrence defense, Perrin Bonner-Ganter unassisted, Merriam scored on a penalty kick, Lucas Boetsch and Will Davee. Camden Hills Regional High School won against Lawrence by a score of 8-0.

In the girls varsity soccer game, Camden Hills Regional High School were able to win against Messalonskee by a score of 4-0.

Game Stats: 4 goals - Charlotte Messer 2, Bryn Anderson 1, Kristina Kelly 1
Ella Pierce had an assist on the header goal from Messer off the corner kick.  Kassie Krul assisted Bryn Andersons goal.

Camden had 29 shots.  Messalonskee had 2.  Isabelle Lang had 2 saves for Camden in the net.

The Camden Hills Regional High School varsity field hockey team won against Erskine Academy in a double overtime by a score of 2-1. Game stats unavailable at this time.

JV teams in boys soccer, field hockey were able to defeat their opponents and girls soccer tied at 2-2, stats unavailable at this time.

Boys freshmen soccer team defeated Mt. Ararat by a score of 6-4. Mt. Ararat scorers were #3 with 3 goals and #22. Camden Hills scorers were #12 Quinn with 2 goals, #14 Max, #31 Colby with one goal each and #4 had a penalty kick goal.

Please coaches send all game results or photos of the game box to rcnamericasports@gmail.com or rockycoastnews@live.com.

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Mattos Brace Helps Push Monks Past Owls, 4-1

PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – Freshman forward Brett Mattos (Mahopac, N.Y.) scored a pair of goals and sophomore forward Austin Bell (Gorham, Maine) chipped in with a pair of assists to help Saint Joseph's College (5-3-0) defeat University of Maine-Presque Isle (1-8-0) on Friday afternoon.

Mattos kicked off the game scoring in the eighth minute, with Bell claiming the assist, but the host-Owls responded just over eight minutes later when Sean Borbosa scored off a Derek Healy feed. Freshman midfielder Jeremy Caruso (Pembroke, N.H.) netted the eventual game-winner at the 39:07 mark and Bell was credited with an assist on the clincher.

With 52 seconds left in the first half, Mattos added his second marker of the day off a Caruso dish and first-year forward Tyler St. Pierre (Gray, Maine) potted his first collegiate goal, an unassisted tally, at the 52:36 mark, capping the scoring ledger with the Monks firmly in the lead, 4-1.

In goal, freshman Zack Moody (Steep Falls, Maine) collected his first NCAA win after making three saves in his first career start. UMPI keepers Caleb Bragg-Grady (73:40) and Matthew Manter (16:20) shared time in goal and combined to make 13 saves in the losing effort.

Overall, Saint Joseph's held decided advantages in both shots (28-14) and corner kicks (12-2) in the triumph.

Saint Joseph's returns to action tomorrow with a 12:00 PM conference contest at home versus Anna Maria College.

 

BEYOND THE BOX:

• With the victory, Saint Joseph's improves to 14-10-1 all-time versus Presque Isle and has now defeated the Owls in five-consecutive meetings
• Today's triumph is the Monks' third-straight win and counts as the first time the SJC men's side has won three in a row since the 2013 team won seven straight
• St. Pierre is the 13th different SJC player to net a goal this fall – only one St. Joe's team (2008, 15) has had more players find the back of the net in the same season
• Eight different players scored for the Royal Blue last year
• With the win over Presque-Isle, the Monks match last season's win total

UP NEXT:

• Saint Joseph's is 4-0 in the history of the matchup with Anna Maria College and defeated the AMCATS, 1-0, in Paxton, Massachusetts last fall
• Anna Maria enters tomorrow's contest with an 0-5-1 record, including an 0-2 mark in GNAC play
• The AMCATS fell to Mass.-Maritime, 2-0, in their last game, which was played on their home turf on Wednesday

L.A. Kings and L.A. Galaxy Celebrate Championship Seasons at the White House

President Barack Obama tosses a soccer ball as he welcomes the National Hockey League Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, left, and the Major League Soccer champion LA Galaxy to the White House to honor their 2012 championship seasons in a ceremony in the East Room, March 26, 2013 (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

Colleen Curtis
The White House Blog

Two of Southern California's finest sports teams joined President Obama in the East Room to celebrate their championship seasons. The LA Galaxy was here for the second year in a row, as they repeated their dominance of the Major League Soccer in the 2012 season. The LA Kings, meanwhile, made their first visit to the White House after winning their first Stanley Cup.

And as President Obama pointed out, these teams share more than a hometown.

In 2012, they also shared "a pretty good comeback story." The President was referring to the Galaxy's injury plagued season, which culminated in a championship game they won after tying the score at the 60-minute mark. The King's triumph seemed even more improbable as they were the first hockey team in NHL history to win the Stanley Cup after entering the playoffs as an eight seed.

President Barack Obama welcomes the National Hockey League Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings, left, and the Major League Soccer champion LA Galaxy to the White House to honor their 2012 championship seasons in a ceremony in the East Room, March 26, 2013. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

Impressive as the teams efforts were on the field and on the ice, President Obama highlighted their equally important contributions in the LA community:

We also found out that both these teams are full of some pretty stand-up players and coaches. They’re out in the community year-round. They’re changing lives, they’re making a difference. As Coach Arena of the Galaxy says, “The soccer is very much secondary. If we can have an impact on the lives of young kids, we want to be a part of that.”
And that’s something we all appreciate, especially those of us who are parents. And we are thrilled that you guys are sticking around to host a Let’s Move question-and-answer session with kids from all across the country.
So I want to give a hearty congratulations to both the Kings and the Galaxy one more time for bringing two championships to L.A. and for doing so much for your fans back in California.

Oceanside 8th Grade Girls Soccer Sept. 17th Report & Pictorial

Thomaston, Maine - The 8th grade Oceanside girls soccer team on Monday hosted Camden-Rockport in a great game. In this game both teams played really well that ended with a 3-3 tie. By tiring, the game went into overtime. Before the overtime, Sydney Hall from the Oceanside 8th grade girls soccer team was able to score for her team.

If you have the final score, please E-mail editor David at rockycoastnews@live.com as he needed to leave before finding out the final outcome.

We hope you enjoyed the photographs from the Oceanside 8th grade girls soccer game against Camden-Rockport on Monday, September 17th, 2012. We will have all the photographs from this game by the end of Wednesday on our Facebook. You can access our Facebook page by clicking here.

Oceanside 7th Grade Girls Defeat Jefferson Village School Sept. 17th

Thomaston, Maine - On Monday September 17th the Oceanside 7th grade girls hosted Jefferson for a soccer match. Both teams played really well in their match in Thomaston on September 17th. In this match Oceanside was able to pull off a win against Jefferson by a score of 3-2. As in every game there is a winner and a team going home empty handed. Even thou Oceanside won this match on the 17th, both teams are winners by playing their hardest.

We hope you enjoyed some of the photographs from this game between Oceanside and Jefferson 7th grade girls. You can view more photographs from this game tonight on our Facebook by clicking here.