PROJECT 440: RECAP THIS GAME!
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — FW Canterbury 4, Bethany 2 in semi-state semifinal
B: Tyler Brenneman (Josh Stoltzfus assist) (7')
C: Cole Walker (Rece Buckmaster) (12')
C: Britt Watts (penalty kick) (24')
C: Watts (Buckmaster) (47')
C: Max Moyle (Buckmaster) (65')
B: Brenneman (Stoltzfus) (68').
Shots
on goal — Canterbury 20, Bethany 4. Saves — Canterbury: Chase Walker 2;
Bethany: Trent Yoder 16. Corners — Canterbury 12, Bethany 1.
Other semifinal
Guerin Catholic 4, Argos 2
Championship
Canterbury 2, Argos 0
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Dream Soccer Season Ends In Semi-State
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — If there is a bigger emotional gulf in the world of sports, I haven't seen it yet.
Saturday morning, Bethany celebrated. They played a game that was not in doubt for the final hour, as they scored two goals 40 seconds apart in the sixth minute, added five more in the next 22, and played the final 26 minutes with no starters on the field in an 8-0 rout of Argos.
Saturday night, Bethany wept. The previous two Saturdays, it had been their celebration on the field at Newton Park. This night, however, belonged to Canterbury, 1-0 victors on a cross placed less a foot inside the corner of the net 5:09 into the second half. The 2011 senior class will graduate allowing exactly one goal per game over their careers; Saturday night, the goal to answer that one never came.
The top-ranked Cavaliers (17-1-4) finished with an 8-2 advantage in shots on goal, complemented by a 5-3 lead in corner kicks. Jeff Yoder, one of only three 1A goalkeepers named first-team all-district by the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association, finished with seven saves, including a diving stop on the first penalty kick Bethany has allowed this year in the 12th minute.
Saturday morning's game, however, was a totally different story. Femi Hollinger-Janzen scored on an assist from Lucas Morgan after 5:08 of play, followed by an Andrew Snyder strike 40 seconds later. From there, the onslaught was on -- three Hollinger-Janzen scores and a Morgan goal later, Bethany led 6-0 with 14:19 remaining until halftime. Hollinger-Janzen's fourth goal of the game was one for the record books, as his 67th career goal put him past Myron Bontreger for the most goals in school history.
The Bruins proceeded to rest their starters throughout the second half: forwards Hollinger-Janzen and Josh Stoltzfus did not see action at all after the intermission, and for the final 14 minutes, Bethany played with a team composed entirely of non-starters.
The Bruins held an 11-0 shots-on-goal lead and a 5-1 corner-kick advantage after one half, totals that slipped slightly to 11-3 and 7-1 for the entire contest.
Bethany finishes the season 18-4-1, going undefeated in the 19 games in which it scored. The Bruins were regional champions for the first time ever, finishing their season in the state semifinals for the first time since 1986. In addition to that finish, achieved in an Indiana Soccer Coaches' Association tournament as the IHSAA did not yet sponsor soccer, the Bruins were voted state champions by the ISCA in 1971 and 1972.
Final
Canterbury 1, Bethany 0
Officials — Brent Bushey (Richmond), Douglas Cupp (Lafayette), Jim Hoover (Peru), Dave Macy (Fort Wayne).
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — If there is a bigger emotional gulf in the world of sports, I haven't seen it yet.
Saturday morning, Bethany celebrated. They played a game that was not in doubt for the final hour, as they scored two goals 40 seconds apart in the sixth minute, added five more in the next 22, and played the final 26 minutes with no starters on the field in an 8-0 rout of Argos.
Saturday night, Bethany wept. The previous two Saturdays, it had been their celebration on the field at Newton Park. This night, however, belonged to Canterbury, 1-0 victors on a cross placed less a foot inside the corner of the net 5:09 into the second half. The 2011 senior class will graduate allowing exactly one goal per game over their careers; Saturday night, the goal to answer that one never came.
The top-ranked Cavaliers (17-1-4) finished with an 8-2 advantage in shots on goal, complemented by a 5-3 lead in corner kicks. Jeff Yoder, one of only three 1A goalkeepers named first-team all-district by the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association, finished with seven saves, including a diving stop on the first penalty kick Bethany has allowed this year in the 12th minute.
Saturday morning's game, however, was a totally different story. Femi Hollinger-Janzen scored on an assist from Lucas Morgan after 5:08 of play, followed by an Andrew Snyder strike 40 seconds later. From there, the onslaught was on -- three Hollinger-Janzen scores and a Morgan goal later, Bethany led 6-0 with 14:19 remaining until halftime. Hollinger-Janzen's fourth goal of the game was one for the record books, as his 67th career goal put him past Myron Bontreger for the most goals in school history.
The Bruins proceeded to rest their starters throughout the second half: forwards Hollinger-Janzen and Josh Stoltzfus did not see action at all after the intermission, and for the final 14 minutes, Bethany played with a team composed entirely of non-starters.
The Bruins held an 11-0 shots-on-goal lead and a 5-1 corner-kick advantage after one half, totals that slipped slightly to 11-3 and 7-1 for the entire contest.
Bethany finishes the season 18-4-1, going undefeated in the 19 games in which it scored. The Bruins were regional champions for the first time ever, finishing their season in the state semifinals for the first time since 1986. In addition to that finish, achieved in an Indiana Soccer Coaches' Association tournament as the IHSAA did not yet sponsor soccer, the Bruins were voted state champions by the ISCA in 1971 and 1972.
Final
Canterbury 1, Bethany 0
- C: (46')
Shots on goal — Bethany 2, Canterbury 8. Saves — Canterbury: Chase Walker 2; Bethany: Jeff Yoder 7. Corner kicks — Bethany 3, Canterbury 7. Fouls — Bethany 7, Canterbury 6.
Officials — Brent Bushey (Richmond), Douglas Cupp (Lafayette), Jim Hoover (Peru), Dave Macy (Fort Wayne).
Officials — Brent Bushey (Richmond), Douglas Cupp (Lafayette), Jim Hoover (Peru), Dave Macy (Fort Wayne).
Semifinals
Bethany 8, Argos 0- B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (Lucas Morgan assist) (6')
- B: Andrew Snyder (6')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Snyder) (17')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Josh Stoltzfus) (18')
- B: Hollinger-Janzen (Q Min Kim) (22')
- B: Morgan (26')
- B: Kim (28')
- B: Nate Nussbaum (Kim) (38')
Officials — Brent Bushey (Richmond), Douglas Cupp (Lafayette), Jim Hoover (Peru), Dave Macy (Fort Wayne).
Other semifinal: Canterbury 2, Guerin Catholic 0.
These Weeks In Bruindom, October 16-29
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Sunday, October 16
Sunday, October 16
- Athlete of the Week nominations due, 5:30 p.m.
- Volleyball sectional quarterfinal: Lakewood Park vs. ECA at Canterbury, 7:00 p.m.
- Volleyball sectional quarterfinal: Howe vs. Bethany at Canterbury, 6:00 p.m.
- Volleyball sectional quarterfinal: Hamilton vs. Blackhawk at Canterbury, 7:30 p.m.
- Volleyball sectional semifinal: Canterbury vs. ECA at Canterbury, 10:00 a.m.
- Boys soccer semi-state semifinal: Argos vs. Bethany at Newton Park, 10:00 a.m., WGCS (91.1)/globeradio.org
- Volleyball sectional semifinal: Bethany vs. Blackhawk at Canterbury, 11:30 a.m.
- Boys soccer semi-state semifinal: Guerin Catholic vs. Canterbury at Newton Park, 12:05 p.m., RRSN.com
- Volleyball sectional final: Canterbury vs. Blackhawk at Canterbury, 4:00 p.m.
- Boys soccer semi-state final: Bethany vs. Canterbury at Newton Park, 7:00 p.m., WGCS (91.1)/globeradio.org
- Athlete of the Week nominations due, 5:30 p.m.
- Girls basketball practice begins
- MS boys basketball practice begin
- Volleyball regional: Blackhawk at Culver Community, 7:00 p.m.
- Volleyball semi-state semifinal: Blackhawk vs. Frontier at Caston, 11:00 a.m.
- Volleyball semi-state semifinal: Wes-Del vs. Washington Twp. at Caston, 12:30 p.m.
- Boys soccer state championship: Canterbury vs. Mater Dei at Kuntz Stadium, 1:00 p.m.
- Volleyball semi-state final: Frontier vs. Wes-Del at Caston, 7:00 p.m.
Bruin-Panther Rematch Starts Volleyball Sectional
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INDIANAPOLIS — The pairings for the 39th annual Indiana High School Athletic Association volleyball tournament were drawn this morning, and Bethany will meet Lakewood Park in a quarterfinal match Thursday, Oct. 21 at Fort Wayne Canterbury. The Bruins and Panthers will meet for the second time in two weeks, as Lakewood Park won in four sets last Friday at home in Auburn. The winner of the Bethany-Lakewood Park match will meet either Howe or Blackhawk in the semifinal two days later, with the final later that evening. The top half of the bracket features ECA and Hamilton playing on Tues., Oct. 19 at 7:00 p.m., with the winner facing host and bye recipient Canterbury in the first semifinal. Schedule follows after the jump.
INDIANAPOLIS — The pairings for the 39th annual Indiana High School Athletic Association volleyball tournament were drawn this morning, and Bethany will meet Lakewood Park in a quarterfinal match Thursday, Oct. 21 at Fort Wayne Canterbury. The Bruins and Panthers will meet for the second time in two weeks, as Lakewood Park won in four sets last Friday at home in Auburn. The winner of the Bethany-Lakewood Park match will meet either Howe or Blackhawk in the semifinal two days later, with the final later that evening. The top half of the bracket features ECA and Hamilton playing on Tues., Oct. 19 at 7:00 p.m., with the winner facing host and bye recipient Canterbury in the first semifinal. Schedule follows after the jump.
Tennis Tournament Pairings Set
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INDIANAPOLIS — The IHSAA drew the pairings for regional, semi-state and state tennis this morning. The pairings for the sectionals themselves are drawn at each host school, Goshen in the case of Bethany's sectional, and will be posted at the first opportunity.
UPDATE: Bethany and Jimtown will, in effect, make up today's rained-out match in the first round on Thursday, with the winner advancing to play NorthWood in one semifinal Saturday morning.
All pairings that would involve Bethany are posted below the jump.
INDIANAPOLIS — The IHSAA drew the pairings for regional, semi-state and state tennis this morning. The pairings for the sectionals themselves are drawn at each host school, Goshen in the case of Bethany's sectional, and will be posted at the first opportunity.
UPDATE: Bethany and Jimtown will, in effect, make up today's rained-out match in the first round on Thursday, with the winner advancing to play NorthWood in one semifinal Saturday morning.
All pairings that would involve Bethany are posted below the jump.
This Week In Bruindom: March 15-21
NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
March 15
March 15
- Athlete of the Week nominations due, 5:30 p.m.
- Baseball practice begins, 4:00 p.m.
- Girls tennis practice begins, 4:00 p.m.
- Golf practice begins, 4:00 p.m.
- MS girls basketball Bethany Invitational semifinals, 5:00 p.m. (A)
- MS girls basketball Bethany Invitational championship/consolation, 6:25 p.m. (A)
- Boys basketball awards program, 7:00 p.m.
- Triton vs. Lafayette Central Catholic in boys basketball semistate at Lafayette Jeff, 1:00 p.m. (V)
Match Reports & Sectional Updates, October 25
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Volleyball
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — ECA def. Bethany 25-19, 25-14, 24-26, 25-21 in FW Canterbury sectional final. Aces — Bethany: Hannah Grieser 5; ECA: Taylor Armington 5, Arielle Walters 4. Assists — Bethany: Chelsea Noble 13; ECA: Faith Gill 22. Kills —Bethany: Grieser 11, Jenae Rupp 9; ECA: Walters 12, Armington 8, Katie Newhall 8. Blocks — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 4, Corine Alvarez 4; ECA: Walters 3, Newhall 3. Digs — Bethany: Rupp 9, zumFelde 5; ECA: Ali Bigler 12, Kayley Baughman 9.
Girls cross country individual advancement
Volleyball
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Bethany def. Lakewood Park 17-25, 25-14, 25-18, 23-25, 15-10 in FW Canterbury sectional semifinal.
Aces — Chelsea Noble 3. Assists — Noble 28. Kills — Grieser 15, Rupp 9. Blocks — Marla zumFelde 3. Digs — Hannah Grieser 7, Jenae Rupp 7.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — ECA def. Bethany 25-19, 25-14, 24-26, 25-21 in FW Canterbury sectional final. Aces — Bethany: Hannah Grieser 5; ECA: Taylor Armington 5, Arielle Walters 4. Assists — Bethany: Chelsea Noble 13; ECA: Faith Gill 22. Kills —Bethany: Grieser 11, Jenae Rupp 9; ECA: Walters 12, Armington 8, Katie Newhall 8. Blocks — Bethany: Marla zumFelde 4, Corine Alvarez 4; ECA: Walters 3, Newhall 3. Digs — Bethany: Rupp 9, zumFelde 5; ECA: Ali Bigler 12, Kayley Baughman 9.
Girls cross country individual advancement
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Ali Hochstetler 5th in New Haven semistate in 18:33.45. Medalist — Autumn Beachy (DeKalb) 18:24.07. Hochstetler advances to state finals Nov. 1 in Terre Haute. Team Scores: Northridge 84, FW Northrop 117, Carroll (Fort Wayne) 124, DeKalb 159, West Noble 160, Huntington North 188, FW Concordia 211, Homestead 231, SB Riley 243, Columbia City 260, Mishawaka 284, Warsaw 289, SB St. Joseph's 298, SB Adams 305, Bellmont 319, Jay County 392, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 467, Pendleton Heights 486, Winchester 503, Delta 539. Teams with individuals only — Bethany, Bremen, Central Noble, Churubusco, East Noble, Fairfield, FW Canterbury, FW North Side, FW Snider, FW South Side, Goshen, Lapel, Leo, Mishawaka Marian, Monroe Central, Muncie Burris, Penn, Southwood, Wapahani, Yorktown. 15th-Place Time: 19:00.92. (Individual Results; Team Scores)
Sectional Update
Volleyball semifinals at FW Canterbury
ECA def. Blackhawk 25-21, 25-23, 25-10
Sectional Update
Volleyball semifinals at FW Canterbury
ECA def. Blackhawk 25-21, 25-23, 25-10
Thursday & Saturday Location Notes
- Thursday night's volleyball sectional match will start at 6:00. A fan bus will leave at 4:15.
- On Saturday, you can see the Plex (where cross country semistates will be held) and Fort Wayne Canterbury (volleyball sectionals), as well as a marker on U.S. 33 (the main route from Goshen to Fort Wayne) here. A fan bus will be used; more details to come.
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