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Final standings CS8 Overall W L W L T SHS 9 0 21 5 0 Glenwood 8 1 16 4 1 Rochester 6 3 16 8 1 Jacksonville 6 3 12 11 0 SHG 6 3 11 10 1 Southeast 4 5 10 11 0 MacArthur 3 6 5 10 1 Lincoln 2 7 5 16 0 Eisenhower 1 8 3 13 1 Lanphier 0 9 1 21 0 Devin Compton ■ Chatham Glenwood senior defender The IHSSCA All-Sectional selection scored nine points — three goals and three assists — out of the backfield, helping the Titans secure second place in the CS8 standings. 2015 ALL-CS8 SOCCER Steven Albers ■ Jacksonville junior forward Had a team-best 19 goals and seven assists for 45 points while earning an IHSSCA All-Sectional selec- tion. Brock Askew ■ Eisenhower senior midfielder By far the Panthers' top offensive threat, the senior finished the season with 15 goals and 13 assists for 43 total points. He was an IHSSCA All-Sectional honor- able mention selection. Braedyn Ayers ■ Southeast senior defender Helped a Southeast resurgence the past two seasons, earning an IHSS- CA All-Sectional honorable mention selection and finish- ing with three goals and four assists. David Biggs ■ Lincoln senior defender/ midfielder Was one of two Railers to score double-figure goals with 10 — tied for the team high — and finished with two assists for 22 points. He was Lincoln's lone IHSSCA representative, earn- ing an All-Sectional honorable mention. Adam Bunch ■ Rochester senior forward Found the back of the net nine times and assist- ed on 14 other goals and despite teammate Handlin's offensive showing this season, proved the Rockets had multi- ple players capable of scoring goals. Named IHSSCA All- Sectional honorable mention. Nate Cheung ■ Springfield High junior forward Put away 34 goals — second on the team — and 14 assists, which was also second. All that helped him be an IHSSCA All- Sectional selection. Jett Gay ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin sophomore midfielder Scored six goals and had three assists for the balanced Cyclones and was an IHSSCA All-Sectional selection. Kyle Goetz ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin senior defender An IHSSCA All- Sectional selec- tion, he finished with four goals and five assists for 13 points. Jacob Gordy ■ Springfield High junior defender Finished with four goals and four assists but was a part of a terrific, lockdown defense all season for the Senators. Patrick Hoyle ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin sophomore midfielder An IHSSCA All-Sectional hon- orable mention pick had two goals to go along with his seven assists. Joshua King-Nobles ■ Decatur MacArthur junior midfielder With five goals and seven assists, led the Generals' offense with 17 points. All-academic team Chatham Glenwood — Owen Brown (Jr.), Alex Cawley (Sr.), Devin Compton (Sr.), Will Conlon (Jr.), Tommy Lee (Sr.), Zach Mizera (Sr.), Alex Pratt (Sr.), Jake Vance (Sr.), Ryan Walters (Sr.) Decatur Eisenhower — Brock Askew (Sr.), Bailey Tate (Jr.), Niraj Tailor (Sr.) Decatur MacArthur — Caleb Beorger (Jr.), Skylar Clements (So.), Gayge Goana-Willis (So.), Lucas McCoskey (Jr.), Joshua King-Nobles (Jr.), Azure Nicole (Sr.) Jacksonville — Dante Galeana (So.), Luke Hewitt (So.), Keaton Hunter (Sr.), Ethan Karr (So.), Devin Killebrew (Jr.), Brandon McCombs (Jr.), Mason Pohlman (Sr.),Mark Wilson (Sr.) Lanphier — Brenden Boughter (Sr.), Leonard Commey (Jr.), Marcus Martin (So.), Felix Nwajei (So.) Lincoln — Aleck Bailey (So.), Graham Hill (Jr.), Jordan Jacobs (So.) Rochester — Elijah Batchelder (So.), Zac Bax (So.), Adam Bunch (Sr.), Ben Duban (So.), Tommy Dyer (Jr.), Vince Eller (Sr.), Cody Frey (So.), Dalton Handlin (Sr.), Evan Miller (Jr.), Matthew Reeves (So.), Remington Roy (Jr.), Josh Segatto (Sr.), Seth Walters (So.) Sacred Heart-Griffin — Charlie Costa (Jr.), Timothy Deckard (Jr.), Edward Donathan (So.), Luke McDonald (Sr.), Anthony Petrilli (Sr.), Evan Wellman (So.) Southeast — Cameron Carlson- Monroe (Sr.), Kein Ho (Jr.), Zach McVey (Jr.), Jacob Roberts (Jr.), Brendon Spaulding (So.), Opeoluma Jones (So.) Springfield High — Nathan Cheung (Jr.), Connor Cunningham (Jr.), Christopher Foster (So.), Jacob Gerdes (So.), Jacob Gordy (Jr.), Christian Herrera (So.), Ryan Kolaz (Jr.), Joshua Mathiot (Sr.), Anthony Nwajei (Jr.), Nnandi Onuewuchi (Jr.), Kelby Phillips (So.), Steven Ramirez (Sr.), Matthew Sandberg (Sr.), Tyler Shekleton (Jr.), Josh Sherrick (Sr.), Adam Vasconcelles (So.), Evan Wright (Jr.) Special mention Aleck Bailey (So.) Lincoln; Evan Bailey (Sr.) Lincoln; Owen Brown (Jr.) Glenwood; Leonard Commey (Jr.) Lanphier; Connor Cunningham (Jr.) Springfield High; Jake Duban (Jr.) Rochester; Taye Edie (Fr.) Lanphier; Jose Espinosa (Sr.) Sacred Heart-Griffin; Cody Frey (So.) Rochester; DJ Hames (Sr.) MacArthur; Robert Hayes (So.) Southeast; Luke Hewitt (So.) Jacksonville; Azure Nicole (Sr.) MacArthur; Jackson Nourie (Jr.) Glenwood; Victor Overlin (Sr.) Eisenhower; Mason Pohlman (Sr.) Jacksonville; Rashad Sampson (Jr.) Southeast; George Walker (Jr.) Eisenhower; Evan Wellman (So.) Sacred Heart-Griffin; Evan Wright (Jr.) Springfield High 2015 ALL-CS8 SOCCER — Capsules by Ryan Mahan, Staff Writer: 788-1546, [email protected] Matt Klein ■ Chatham Glenwood junior midfielder Can play as either an attack- ing or defensive mid and fin- ished the season with four goals and three assists. Austin Kornack ■ Springfield High senior defender Served two roles for the Senators. He was primarily in the backfield preventing goal- keeper Evan Wright from being peppered in the net, but when Wright was injured, Kornack tended goal with a 0.42 goals against average, 67 saves and 6½ shutouts. Zach Mizera ■ Chatham Glenwood senior goalkeeper Was an IHSSCA All-Sectional goalie, recording 40 saves against 12 goals for a 1.1 goals- against average. Nick Metzger ■ Chatham Glenwood senior defender Helped the Titans defend their home field with no losses in Chatham, going 8-0-1 on the season. He finished with five goals and two assists and was an IHSSCA All-Sectional player. ★ Dalton Handlin ■ Rochester senior midfielder While the Rockets graduated Austin Bell, who scored 40 goals and had 16 assists, Handlin stepped in to fill the void nicely. The CS8 Player of the Year was maybe the conference's toughest player to contain as he scored a CS8-best 45 goals and man- aged 13 assists and topped the conference in points (103). Was an IHSSCA All-State selection. Nash Oldenettel ■ Jacksonville junior midfielder His 11 assists led the team, but he added six goals as well for 23 points. He put away two of his three penalty kick chances and had one game-winning goal. Jordan Pacha ■ Springfield High senior midfielder Was versatile and capable of going forward to help the Senators' offense or going back and preventing deep pen- etration from many oppo- nents. Jack Sherrick ■ Springfield High senior defender Had 10 points — four goals and two assists — for the Senators while playing a big role as part of SHS' defensive barrier. Logan Willard ■ Springfield High junior forward Earned an IHSSCA All- Sectional berth with a team- high 36 goals. He added 10 assists for 82 total points this season. Mark Wilson ■ Jacksonville senior midfielder Kicked one game-winner as part of his five goals but beyond the stats, his overall play got him recognized as part of the IHSSCA All- Sectional team. Anthony Petrilli ■ Sacred Heart- Griffin senior midfielder Had six goals from his midfield spot as one of three Cyclones to score six times this season. Kelby Phillips ■ Springfield High sophomore midfielder An IHSSCA All-Midwest and All-State selection, he broke the IHSA's career mark for assists in just his second sea- son with 93. And with 52 assists this season, he now has two of the top four marks in IHSA history for season totals. He still managed to score 17 goals for a grand total of 86 points this season. Alex Pratt ■ Chatham Glenwood senior defender Helped a defense manage nine shutouts in 21 games and the team allowed just 19 goals all season. He finished with three assists on the season. Henry Rademaker ■ Chatham Glenwood junior forward Led the Titans with 21 goals and added three assists for a total of 45 points this season while earning an IHSSCA All- Sectional nod. Josh Segatto ■ Rochester senior midfielder Finished with five goals and six assists for 16 points and played a pivotal role setting up the attack or going back to stop an opposing offense. Awarded with an IHSSCA All-Sectional selection. Brandon McCombs ■ Jacksonville junior defender An IHSSCA All- Sectional honorable mention selection who helped the Crimsons record nine shutouts on the season. Springfield High’s Kelby Phillips broke the IHSA’s career mark for assists in just his second season with 93, and added 17 goals for the Senators. DAVID SPENCER/THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER Past player of the year winners 1993 — Justin Stone (Springfield High) 1994 — Rob Fulcher (Springfield High) 1995 — T.J. Jumper (Lanphier) 1996 — Jason Gonulsen (Springfield High) 1997 — Jason Vijil (Springfield High) 1998 — Peter Christofilakos (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 1999 — Doug Lascody (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2000 — Doug Lascody (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2001 — Todd Pierce (Springfield High) 2002 — Chris Loftus (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2003 — Charlie Sales (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2004 — Neil Wilmarth (Chatham Glenwood) 2005 — Neil Wilmarth (Chatham Glenwood) 2006 — Bobby Smith (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2007 — Bobby Smith (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2008 — Gus Bloink (Sacred Heart-Griffin) 2009 — Erick Butt (Springfield High) 2010 — Elliot Thompson (Chatham Glenwood) 2011 — Connor Carnduff (Chatham Glenwood) 2012 — Will Teichman (Springfield High) 2013 — Eli Brower (Springfield High) 2014 — Austin Bell (Rochester) 2015 — Dalton Handlin (Rochester) FINAL STATS Goals Assists Points Dalton Handlin, Roch. 45 13 103 Kelby Phillips, SHS 17 52 86 Logan Willard, SHS 36 10 82 Nate Cheung, SHS 34 14 82 Henry Rademaker, Glen. 21 3 45 Steven Albers, JHS 19 7 45 Jake Duban, Roch. 14 16 44 Brock Askew, Eisen. 15 13 43 Adam Bunch, Roch. 9 14 32 Aleck Bailey, Linc. 10 3 23 Jacob Bates, JHS 9 5 23 Nash Oldenettel, JHS 6 11 23 David Biggs, Linc. 10 2 22 Andrew Myers, SE 9 4 22 Reily Fay, Glen. 7 5 19 Evan Bailey, Linc. 8 1 17 Joshua King-Nobles, Mac. 5 7 17 DJ Hames, Mac. 7 2 16 Josh Segatto, Roch. 5 6 16 Jett Gay, SHG 6 3 15 Chris Heaton, Glen. 6 3 15 Sam Huston, SHG 6 3 15 Rashad Sampson, SE 6 3 15 Ben Leutz, JHS 5 5 15 Kien Ho, SE 6 1 13 Reed Rogers, JHS 5 3 13 Marco Wegmann, Mac. 5 3 13 Kyle Goetz, SHG 4 5 13 Anthony Petrelli, SHG 6 0 12 Nick Metzger, Glen. 5 2 12 Jacob Gordy, SHS 4 4 12 Kasper Ciszek, Glen. 3 6 12
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Final standingsCS8 Overall
W L W L TSHS 9 0 21 5 0Glenwood 8 1 16 4 1Rochester 6 3 16 8 1Jacksonville 6 3 12 11 0SHG 6 3 11 10 1Southeast 4 5 10 11 0MacArthur 3 6 5 10 1Lincoln 2 7 5 16 0Eisenhower 1 8 3 13 1Lanphier 0 9 1 21 0
DevinComptonn ChathamGlenwood senior defender
The IHSSCA All-Sectionalselection scored nine points —three goals and three assists— out of the backfield, helpingthe Titans secure second placein the CS8 standings.
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StevenAlbersn Jacksonvillejunior forward
Had a team-best19 goals and seven assists for45 points while earning anIHSSCA All-Sectional selec-tion.
Brock Askewn Eisenhowersenior midfielder
By far thePanthers' topoffensive threat,the senior finished the seasonwith 15 goals and 13 assists for43 total points. He was anIHSSCA All-Sectional honor-able mention selection.
BraedynAyersn Southeastsenior defender
Helped aSoutheast resurgence the pasttwo seasons, earning an IHSS-CA All-Sectional honorablemention selection and finish-ing with three goals and fourassists.
David Biggsn Lincoln seniordefender/midfielder
Was one of twoRailers to scoredouble-figure goals with 10 —tied for the team high — andfinished with two assists for 22points. He was Lincoln's loneIHSSCA representative, earn-ing an All-Sectional honorablemention.
Adam Bunchn Rochestersenior forward
Found the backof the net ninetimes and assist-ed on 14 other goals anddespite teammate Handlin'soffensive showing this season,proved the Rockets had multi-ple players capable of scoringgoals. Named IHSSCA All-Sectional honorable mention.
Nate Cheungn SpringfieldHigh junior forward
Put away 34goals — secondon the team — and 14 assists,which was also second. All thathelped him be an IHSSCA All-Sectional selection.
Jett Gayn Sacred Heart-Griffin sophomoremidfielder
Scored six goalsand had threeassists for the balancedCyclones and was an IHSSCAAll-Sectional selection.
Kyle Goetzn Sacred Heart-Griffin seniordefender
An IHSSCA All-Sectional selec-tion, he finished with fourgoals and five assists for 13points.
Jacob Gordyn SpringfieldHigh juniordefender
Finished withfour goals andfour assists but was a part of aterrific, lockdown defense allseason for the Senators.
PatrickHoylen Sacred Heart-Griffin sophomoremidfielder
An IHSSCA All-Sectional hon-orable mention pick had twogoals to go along with hisseven assists.
JoshuaKing-Noblesn DecaturMacArthur junior midfielder
With five goals and sevenassists, led the Generals'offense with 17 points.
All-academic teamChatham Glenwood — Owen Brown(Jr.), Alex Cawley (Sr.), DevinCompton (Sr.), Will Conlon (Jr.),Tommy Lee (Sr.), Zach Mizera (Sr.),Alex Pratt (Sr.), Jake Vance (Sr.),Ryan Walters (Sr.)Decatur Eisenhower — BrockAskew (Sr.), Bailey Tate (Jr.), NirajTailor (Sr.)Decatur MacArthur — CalebBeorger (Jr.), Skylar Clements (So.),Gayge Goana-Willis (So.), LucasMcCoskey (Jr.), Joshua King-Nobles(Jr.), Azure Nicole (Sr.)Jacksonville — Dante Galeana (So.),Luke Hewitt (So.), Keaton Hunter(Sr.), Ethan Karr (So.), DevinKillebrew (Jr.), Brandon McCombs(Jr.), Mason Pohlman (Sr.),Mark Wilson (Sr.)Lanphier — Brenden Boughter (Sr.),Leonard Commey (Jr.), MarcusMartin (So.), Felix Nwajei (So.)Lincoln — Aleck Bailey (So.), GrahamHill (Jr.), Jordan Jacobs (So.)Rochester — Elijah Batchelder (So.),Zac Bax (So.), Adam Bunch (Sr.), BenDuban (So.), Tommy Dyer (Jr.), VinceEller (Sr.), Cody Frey (So.), DaltonHandlin (Sr.), Evan Miller (Jr.), MatthewReeves (So.), Remington Roy (Jr.),Josh Segatto (Sr.), Seth Walters (So.)Sacred Heart-Griffin — CharlieCosta (Jr.), Timothy Deckard (Jr.),Edward Donathan (So.), LukeMcDonald (Sr.), Anthony Petrilli (Sr.),Evan Wellman (So.)Southeast — Cameron Carlson-Monroe (Sr.), Kein Ho (Jr.), ZachMcVey (Jr.), Jacob Roberts (Jr.),Brendon Spaulding (So.), OpeolumaJones (So.)Springfield High — Nathan Cheung(Jr.), Connor Cunningham (Jr.),Christopher Foster (So.), JacobGerdes (So.), Jacob Gordy (Jr.),Christian Herrera (So.), Ryan Kolaz(Jr.), Joshua Mathiot (Sr.), AnthonyNwajei (Jr.), Nnandi Onuewuchi (Jr.),Kelby Phillips (So.), Steven Ramirez(Sr.), Matthew Sandberg (Sr.), TylerShekleton (Jr.), Josh Sherrick (Sr.),Adam Vasconcelles (So.), EvanWright (Jr.)
Special mentionAleck Bailey (So.) Lincoln;Evan Bailey (Sr.) Lincoln;Owen Brown (Jr.) Glenwood;Leonard Commey (Jr.)Lanphier; ConnorCunningham (Jr.) SpringfieldHigh; Jake Duban (Jr.)Rochester; Taye Edie (Fr.)Lanphier; Jose Espinosa (Sr.)Sacred Heart-Griffin; CodyFrey (So.) Rochester; DJHames (Sr.) MacArthur;Robert Hayes (So.)Southeast; Luke Hewitt (So.)Jacksonville; Azure Nicole(Sr.) MacArthur; JacksonNourie (Jr.) Glenwood; VictorOverlin (Sr.) Eisenhower;Mason Pohlman (Sr.)Jacksonville; RashadSampson (Jr.) Southeast;George Walker (Jr.)Eisenhower; Evan Wellman(So.) Sacred Heart-Griffin;Evan Wright (Jr.) SpringfieldHigh
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Matt Kleinn ChathamGlenwood juniormidfielder
Can play aseither an attack-ing or defensive mid and fin-ished the season with fourgoals and three assists.
AustinKornackn SpringfieldHigh seniordefender
Served two roles for theSenators. He was primarily inthe backfield preventing goal-keeper Evan Wright from beingpeppered in the net, but whenWright was injured, Kornacktended goal with a 0.42 goalsagainst average, 67 saves and6½ shutouts.
Zach Mizeran ChathamGlenwood seniorgoalkeeper
Was an IHSSCAAll-Sectionalgoalie, recording 40 savesagainst 12 goals for a 1.1 goals-against average.
NickMetzgern ChathamGlenwood senior defender
Helped the Titans defend theirhome field with no losses inChatham, going 8-0-1 on theseason. He finished with fivegoals and two assists and was an IHSSCA All-Sectionalplayer.
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DaltonHandlinn Rochestersenior midfielder
While theRockets graduated Austin Bell,who scored 40 goals and had16 assists, Handlin stepped into fill the void nicely. The CS8Player of the Year was maybethe conference's toughestplayer to contain as he scoreda CS8-best 45 goals and man-aged 13 assists and topped theconference in points (103).Was an IHSSCA All-Stateselection.
NashOldenetteln Jacksonvillejunior midfielder
His 11 assists led the team, buthe added six goals as well for23 points. He put away two ofhis three penalty kick chancesand had one game-winninggoal.
JordanPachan SpringfieldHigh seniormidfielder
Was versatile and capable ofgoing forward to help theSenators' offense or goingback and preventing deep pen-etration from many oppo-nents.
JackSherrickn SpringfieldHigh seniordefender
Had 10 points — four goalsand two assists — for theSenators while playing a bigrole as part of SHS' defensivebarrier.
LoganWillardn SpringfieldHigh junior forward
Earned an IHSSCA All-Sectional berth with a team-high 36 goals. He added 10assists for 82 total points thisseason.
Mark Wilsonn Jacksonvillesenior midfielder
Kicked onegame-winner aspart of his five goals butbeyond the stats, his overallplay got him recognized aspart of the IHSSCA All-Sectional team.
AnthonyPetrillin Sacred Heart-Griffin seniormidfielder
Had six goals from his midfieldspot as one of three Cyclonesto score six times this season.
KelbyPhillipsn SpringfieldHigh sophomoremidfielder
An IHSSCA All-Midwest andAll-State selection, he brokethe IHSA's career mark forassists in just his second sea-son with 93. And with 52assists this season, he nowhas two of the top four marksin IHSA history for seasontotals. He still managed toscore 17 goals for a grand totalof 86 points this season.
Alex Prattn ChathamGlenwood seniordefender
Helped a defensemanage nineshutouts in 21 games and the team allowed just 19 goals all season. He finishedwith three assists on the season.
HenryRademakern ChathamGlenwood juniorforward
Led the Titans with 21 goalsand added three assists for atotal of 45 points this seasonwhile earning an IHSSCA All-Sectional nod.
JoshSegatton Rochestersenior midfielder
Finished with fivegoals and six assists for 16points and played a pivotal rolesetting up the attack or goingback to stop an opposingoffense. Awarded with anIHSSCA All-Sectional selection.
BrandonMcCombsn Jacksonvillejunior defender
An IHSSCA All-Sectional honorable mentionselection who helped theCrimsons record nine shutoutson the season.
Springfield High’s Kelby Phillips broke the IHSA’s career markfor assists in just his second season with 93, and added 17goals for the Senators. DAVID SPENCER/THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER
Past player of the year winners1993 — Justin Stone(Springfield High)1994 — Rob Fulcher(Springfield High)1995 — T.J. Jumper(Lanphier)1996 — Jason Gonulsen(Springfield High)1997 — Jason Vijil(Springfield High)1998 — Peter Christofilakos(Sacred Heart-Griffin)1999 — Doug Lascody(Sacred Heart-Griffin)2000 — Doug Lascody(Sacred Heart-Griffin)2001 — Todd Pierce(Springfield High)2002 — Chris Loftus (SacredHeart-Griffin)2003 — Charlie Sales(Sacred Heart-Griffin)2004 — Neil Wilmarth(Chatham Glenwood)2005 — Neil Wilmarth(Chatham Glenwood)2006 — Bobby Smith(Sacred Heart-Griffin)2007 — Bobby Smith(Sacred Heart-Griffin)2008 — Gus Bloink (SacredHeart-Griffin)2009 — Erick Butt(Springfield High)2010 — Elliot Thompson(Chatham Glenwood)2011 — Connor Carnduff(Chatham Glenwood)2012 — Will Teichman(Springfield High)2013 — Eli Brower(Springfield High)2014 — Austin Bell(Rochester)2015 — Dalton Handlin(Rochester)
FINAL STATS
Goals Assists Points
Dalton Handlin, Roch. 45 13 103Kelby Phillips, SHS 17 52 86Logan Willard, SHS 36 10 82Nate Cheung, SHS 34 14 82Henry Rademaker, Glen. 21 3 45Steven Albers, JHS 19 7 45Jake Duban, Roch. 14 16 44Brock Askew, Eisen. 15 13 43Adam Bunch, Roch. 9 14 32Aleck Bailey, Linc. 10 3 23Jacob Bates, JHS 9 5 23Nash Oldenettel, JHS 6 11 23David Biggs, Linc. 10 2 22Andrew Myers, SE 9 4 22Reily Fay, Glen. 7 5 19Evan Bailey, Linc. 8 1 17Joshua King-Nobles, Mac. 5 7 17DJ Hames, Mac. 7 2 16Josh Segatto, Roch. 5 6 16Jett Gay, SHG 6 3 15Chris Heaton, Glen. 6 3 15Sam Huston, SHG 6 3 15Rashad Sampson, SE 6 3 15Ben Leutz, JHS 5 5 15Kien Ho, SE 6 1 13Reed Rogers, JHS 5 3 13Marco Wegmann, Mac. 5 3 13Kyle Goetz, SHG 4 5 13Anthony Petrelli, SHG 6 0 12Nick Metzger, Glen. 5 2 12Jacob Gordy, SHS 4 4 12Kasper Ciszek, Glen. 3 6 12
