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October 28, 2014 • Sports
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Jac-Cen-Del Eagle senior Keith Simon (23) takes advantage of a momentary break following the Eagles drive to a goal score before re-aligning at center field for the next series of plays. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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Jac-Cen-Del Eagle junior Tyler Huff (4) battles RS Shiner senior Tyler Roberts (23) for ball control as RS teammates Claudio Gallegos (12) and Tyler Camen (25) and JCD Eagle teammates Thiago Kronemberg (22) and Riley Thomas move in to possibly assist. GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO |
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Soccer Sectional 60 championship
Jac-Cen-Del Eagles denied in penalty kick shoot-out by Oldenburg Academy Twisters
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
The 2014 IHSAA Soccer Sectional action for the JCD Eagles led by Coach Mark Jones was played at Hauser High School. Final Eagles season records included an overall record of 11-5-2 and an ORVC (Ohio River Valley Conference) record at 8-3-1. Jac-Cen-Del defeated the hosting Hauser Jets to advance to championship game action on Thursday evening, October 9, where they met and fell victim to, the Oldenburg Academy Twisters. The championship left no stone unturned, as it went through two extra periods and ended in a penalty kick (PK) shoot out.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured left, a very hard working Jac-Cen-Del Eagle senior Keith Simon (23) takes advantage of a momentary break following the Eagles drive to a goal score before re-aligning at center field for the next series of plays.
Eagles fall to Twisters in
Sectional Championship
The first half of championship action was played to a scoreless tie. The second half, however, found an unassisted goal shot by Eagle Tyler Huff ringing the bell for a JCD 1-0 lead. Coach Jones altered his strategy to protecting the one point lead and moved Huff to a defensive position. All worked well until the 1:13 mark on the score board clock, when OA knotted the game at 1. The two seven minute overtime periods developed no further scoring sending the contest into a PK Shoot-out. In a PK Shoot-out, each team delegates a goalkeeper, and five players to take a penalty kick shot each, alternating team to team, until one team or the other establishes a win. If not determined in the first five shooters of the process, another five are set to try their luck. The second set of shooters was not needed in this particular game, as OA managed to out-score JCD with all five shooters scoring while JCD had acquired a miss on their third shooter’s attempt that missed wide right.
Game Over
Oldenburg Academy moves on to Regional action as the 2-1 victor on paper. Following the conclusion of the game, JCD Eagle Coach Mark Jones stated, “I’m very proud of how hard and well my team played. They wanted to win and knew that they could win. They were not intimidated by Oldenburg’s high ranking at 9th. They are a great group of kids that I enjoyed being around. They are a credit to their school and their families.” Another season passes meaning another group of seniors will move on with their spring graduation exercises. This year’s Eagle seniors include: Blake Straub (12), Eli Wagner (19), Riley Thomas (14), Keith Simon (23), Thiago Kronemberg–Kapps (22) and Cameron Horan (24).
Eagles Defeat Jets 5-2
Jac-Cen-Del battled their way to championship contention after defeating the hosting Hauser Jets, 5-2 at Hauser HS on Wednesday evening, October 8. The Eagles drew first blood with a goal; however, the Jets managed to knot the game at one. Jac-Cen-Del went on to add a second goal before the halftime break to lead 2-1 going into second half action. Jac-Cen-Del added three more goal scores rather quickly in second half action to take a commanding 5-1 edge. The Jets scored their second and final goal with approximately three minutes remaining in the game. Ending with a 5-2 count, JCD advanced to championship contention where they faced the Oldenburg Academy Twisters on October 9. Eagle Devon Wilson victoriously defended the goal for the JCD. Scoring for JCD came from junior Tyler Huff with three goals, senior Blake Straub added a goal score and Thiago Konemberg netted the other Eagles goal. Freshman Michael Schmit was credited with a goal assist, while Eagle Devon Wilson’s solid performance victoriously defended JCD’s goal allowing only two scores.
Twisters Defeat Pirates 3-0
Oldenburg Academy earned advancement to championship game contention after defeating the Greensburg Pirates 3-0 in the Tuesday evening, October 7, Hauser HS hosted sectional opener.
Eagle Journey Just Prior to Sectional games
JCD vs. South Ripley
Regular season action ended on senior night for JCD, Friday, October 3, in a game against the visiting South Ripley Raiders for a varsity game and a JV half. The Eagles won the varsity game 4-1 with the JV half ending in a 2-2 tie. Thiago Kronemberg scored three goals while adding an assist. Blake Straub had a goal and an assist. Devon Wilson played in goal for JCD. Avery Halcomb was goalkeeper for SR. The JCD overall record advanced to 10-4-2 with an ORVC conference record at 8-3-1.
JCD vs. Sw Hanover
On October 2, JCD traveled to Hanover for a varsity soccer game against the Rebels. Jac-Cen-Del fell by a final count of 1-4 despite scoring first on a Blake Straub goal from a nice pass from Tyler Huff; however, Southwestern knotted the score before halftime. Nearly half way through the second half, SwH added two quick goals with JCD unable to counter. The SwH team scored their fourth point just before the game ended. Note: Despite a very positive JCD season run to the end, a Rising Sun win over Southwestern on Friday solidified the Shiners the 2014 ORVC title. Jac-Cen-Del finished a disappointing third.
Jac-Cen-Del Eagles denied in penalty kick shoot-out by Oldenburg Academy Twisters
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
The 2014 IHSAA Soccer Sectional action for the JCD Eagles led by Coach Mark Jones was played at Hauser High School. Final Eagles season records included an overall record of 11-5-2 and an ORVC (Ohio River Valley Conference) record at 8-3-1. Jac-Cen-Del defeated the hosting Hauser Jets to advance to championship game action on Thursday evening, October 9, where they met and fell victim to, the Oldenburg Academy Twisters. The championship left no stone unturned, as it went through two extra periods and ended in a penalty kick (PK) shoot out.
GARY FRANKLIN PHOTO
Pictured left, a very hard working Jac-Cen-Del Eagle senior Keith Simon (23) takes advantage of a momentary break following the Eagles drive to a goal score before re-aligning at center field for the next series of plays.
Eagles fall to Twisters in
Sectional Championship
The first half of championship action was played to a scoreless tie. The second half, however, found an unassisted goal shot by Eagle Tyler Huff ringing the bell for a JCD 1-0 lead. Coach Jones altered his strategy to protecting the one point lead and moved Huff to a defensive position. All worked well until the 1:13 mark on the score board clock, when OA knotted the game at 1. The two seven minute overtime periods developed no further scoring sending the contest into a PK Shoot-out. In a PK Shoot-out, each team delegates a goalkeeper, and five players to take a penalty kick shot each, alternating team to team, until one team or the other establishes a win. If not determined in the first five shooters of the process, another five are set to try their luck. The second set of shooters was not needed in this particular game, as OA managed to out-score JCD with all five shooters scoring while JCD had acquired a miss on their third shooter’s attempt that missed wide right.
Game Over
Oldenburg Academy moves on to Regional action as the 2-1 victor on paper. Following the conclusion of the game, JCD Eagle Coach Mark Jones stated, “I’m very proud of how hard and well my team played. They wanted to win and knew that they could win. They were not intimidated by Oldenburg’s high ranking at 9th. They are a great group of kids that I enjoyed being around. They are a credit to their school and their families.” Another season passes meaning another group of seniors will move on with their spring graduation exercises. This year’s Eagle seniors include: Blake Straub (12), Eli Wagner (19), Riley Thomas (14), Keith Simon (23), Thiago Kronemberg–Kapps (22) and Cameron Horan (24).
Eagles Defeat Jets 5-2
Jac-Cen-Del battled their way to championship contention after defeating the hosting Hauser Jets, 5-2 at Hauser HS on Wednesday evening, October 8. The Eagles drew first blood with a goal; however, the Jets managed to knot the game at one. Jac-Cen-Del went on to add a second goal before the halftime break to lead 2-1 going into second half action. Jac-Cen-Del added three more goal scores rather quickly in second half action to take a commanding 5-1 edge. The Jets scored their second and final goal with approximately three minutes remaining in the game. Ending with a 5-2 count, JCD advanced to championship contention where they faced the Oldenburg Academy Twisters on October 9. Eagle Devon Wilson victoriously defended the goal for the JCD. Scoring for JCD came from junior Tyler Huff with three goals, senior Blake Straub added a goal score and Thiago Konemberg netted the other Eagles goal. Freshman Michael Schmit was credited with a goal assist, while Eagle Devon Wilson’s solid performance victoriously defended JCD’s goal allowing only two scores.
Twisters Defeat Pirates 3-0
Oldenburg Academy earned advancement to championship game contention after defeating the Greensburg Pirates 3-0 in the Tuesday evening, October 7, Hauser HS hosted sectional opener.
Eagle Journey Just Prior to Sectional games
JCD vs. South Ripley
Regular season action ended on senior night for JCD, Friday, October 3, in a game against the visiting South Ripley Raiders for a varsity game and a JV half. The Eagles won the varsity game 4-1 with the JV half ending in a 2-2 tie. Thiago Kronemberg scored three goals while adding an assist. Blake Straub had a goal and an assist. Devon Wilson played in goal for JCD. Avery Halcomb was goalkeeper for SR. The JCD overall record advanced to 10-4-2 with an ORVC conference record at 8-3-1.
JCD vs. Sw Hanover
On October 2, JCD traveled to Hanover for a varsity soccer game against the Rebels. Jac-Cen-Del fell by a final count of 1-4 despite scoring first on a Blake Straub goal from a nice pass from Tyler Huff; however, Southwestern knotted the score before halftime. Nearly half way through the second half, SwH added two quick goals with JCD unable to counter. The SwH team scored their fourth point just before the game ended. Note: Despite a very positive JCD season run to the end, a Rising Sun win over Southwestern on Friday solidified the Shiners the 2014 ORVC title. Jac-Cen-Del finished a disappointing third.
