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4- PRESTON COUNTY JOURNAL- Wednesday, October 12, 2011- Kingwood, WV
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Football
From the first kick off, when
Lewis County ran the ball back
for a touchdown within 16 sec-
onds, an uphill challenge began
for the Knights. The final score
was the Minutemen 46 Preston
High 7.
The Knights had seven turn-
overs, includjng five fumbles
and two interceptions, which
greatly contributed to the loss.
A bright spot in the PHS offense
was when quarterback Caleb
Atkinson hit Nash Thomas
(also crowned Lord Preston at
the half-time Homecoming fes-
tivities) on a 50 yard touchdown
catch. Atkinson finished the
game with 63 yards passing and
15 yards rushing, along with
Bryson Bishop adding another
25 yards, and 22 yards rushing.
Cory Goldstrom had a good
running game with 92 yards on
19 carries. Chad Vandevender
added 48 yards rushing on 3 at-
tempts. Ivo Cabral kicked the
extra point for the 1-5 Knights.
Girls Soccer
The girls soccer team im-
proved their record to 9-3 with
a 7-0 victory at South Hard-
son last Tuesday. Junior goalie
Aubrey Hall set a PHS record
with her 15th career shutout
in addition, to three saves. A
strong defensive performance
was given by Rebecca Myers,
Kylen Reckart, and McKenna
Warnick. Lindsey Garbart led
the offensive attack by regis-
tering three goals, while earn-
ing her second hat trick of the
season. Contributing individual
scores were Whitney Workman,
Cassie Listen, Kaitlyn Work-
man, and Madison Goff. The
Workman sisters (Whitney and
Kaitlyn) also made two assists
in this contest.
The Lady Knights played to a
0-0 deadlock, in double over-
time (Maryland regulations)
against Northern of Garrett
County (Md.) last Thursday
evening. In over 100 minutes
of play, neither team could
score. Coach Bruce Workman
described the contest as a "hard
playing and fast moving game,
one to watch for the defensive
lovers of the game." Goalie
Aubrey Hall made 14 saves.
A strong team defensive effort
was made, especially by Rebcca
Myers, Kyleen Reckart, McK-
enna Warnick, Katey Shatter,
Chelsie Barker, Whitney and
Kaitlyn Workman. The teams
record is now 9-3-1.
The Lady Applemen from
Musselman High School vis-
ited PHS last Saturday. The
Lady Knights controlled the
entire contest in registering a
4-0 win. The victory improved
their record to 10-3-1. Senior
Rebecca Myers led a strong de-
fense by allowing Musselman
only four goal attempts for
the day. Junior Goalie Aubrey
Hall earned her 8th shut-out on
the season and the 17th of her
outstanding career. Scoring for
the Lady Knights was provided
by Sophomore Lindsey Gar-
bart scoring two goals, senior
Cassie Listen and junior Madi-
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son Goff each adding a goal.
Whitney and Kaitlyn Workman
provided timely assists.
Boys Soccer
The boys soccer team defeated
South Harrison 5-1 last Tues-
day evening. The victory was
led by Ivo Cabral's two goals as
the Knights record is now 10-5.
Other goals were contributed by
Travis Patak, Brandon Jackson,
and Sigurd Lekve. Assists were
provided by Tyler Steadman,
Nick Gamble, and Cabral.
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2011 Schedule
Date Olnent Place lioe
Sop 04 Marshall Home 3:30 p.m
Sop 10 Norfolk State Home TBA
Sop 17 Maryland Away Noon
Sop 24 LSU Home TBA
Oct 01 Bowling Green Home TBA
Oct 08 Connecticut Home TBA
Oct 21 Syracuse Away 8 p.m.
Oct 29 Rutgers Away TBA
Nov 05 Louisville Home TBA
Nov 12 Cincinnati Home TBA
Nov 25 Pitt Home TBA
Dec 01 USF Awa TBA
Goalkeepers Terrence Fanning
and Colton Wilson combined
for three saves.
Last Thursday evening at the
Knights Stadium, the PHS boys
defeated Morgantown High 2-1
in a hard fought contest. The
Knights relied on a strong team
defense. Ivo Cabral provided
the scoring for Pston High.
Volleyball
Coach Sue Sanders reported
the Preston High volleyball
girls participated last week
in the Southern High School
(Maryland) Pink-Out for Can-
cer Awareness. Proceeds were
donated to "Cindy's Fund," a
fund raising group which helps
local cancer patient needs.
Last Wednesday night at the
Knights Castle, the volleyball
team defeated Clay-Battelle
3-0. Belle Pysell led the way
with 13 serves, one ace and 33
sets. Becca Hagedorn contribut-
ed 11 serves, two were aces, 20
hits and three were kills• Laken
Jones had eight serves, two
were aces, 10 hits, and three
were kills. Tana Hershman add-
ed eight serves, three were aces,
12 hits, and one kill. Tori Fan-
ning had three serves, one ace
and seven hits. Mattie Parson
contributed five hits and one
kill. Preston won the first set
25-22, the second set 25-23 and
the final set 25-16. Coach Sue
Sanders was especially pleased
with the squads offensive play,
and the manner in which her
team picked up the tempo after
falling behind in the second set.
PHS record improved to 4-6 on
the season.
Cross Country
The Preston High School Girls
Cross Country team scored
47 points to win the Fairmont
Times Invitational* last Satur-
day against a field of 16 teams•
In a time of 20:20, Kaitlyn
Workman was the first runner
to cross the finish line. Whitney
Workman finished fourth with
a time of 21:20, and teammate
Rachel Hulett placed fifth with a
time of 21:22. Additional Lady
Knghts placement were: Megan
Stemple (22:52) in 17th place,
Kirsten Born (23:04) in 20th
place, Kristin Lantz (23:58)
finished 27th and Megan Pritt
(26:35) placed 55th.
The Boys Cross Country team
finished 3rd overall last Sat-
urday in the Gettysburg (PA)
Cannon Clash Invitational
from a field of 40 schools• Pe-
ter Schwarzenberg continued
his record setting ways as the
individual champion. Peter's
time was 15:48 in establishing a
new course record. Brody Born
placed 8th overall and Colin
Radabaugh finished 34th. Also
running for the Knights were
Nick Robertson, Tim Funk,
Trever Jennings, and Kyle Ben-
son. Due to scheduling con-
flicts* with Horhecoming and
a soccer game, Karli Ridenour
was the only female athlete
competing for the Knights.
Ridenour finished 35th overall
with a time of 20:27.
Junior Varsity
The PHS J-V football team
defeated Tucker County 36-0.
Scoring touchdowns for the
JV Knights were: Paul Barlow,
Mitchell Thrift, Wyatt Smith,
Bryce Nolan, and Josiah Nuse.
The girls volleyball topped
Clay-Battelle 25-9 and 25-10.
Leading the way for the Lady
Knights was Nicole Yocum
with 13 serves, 7 aces, Kayla
Commodore contributing 13
serves with 5 aces, and Ashley
Ball adding 3 hits and 1 kill.
In girls soccer, Chelsea Gib-
son with a time of 25:30 won
the Fairmont Times Invitational
cross country race last Satur-
day in Fairmont. Shelbie Shultz
(26:23) finished in 3rd place and
Tori Lilly (29:29) placed 8th.
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