Polson head boys soccer coach Jess Kittle has done so much for the program during his tenure, and he was recently honored as the Coach of the Year by the NSCA. Here is a snippet from the feature story we did on him in last week's Leader...
POLSON - Polson boys soccer head coach Jess Kittle doesn't like to take credit, but his own peers gave it where it's most certainly due.
The National Soccer Coaches of America just named Kittle their Class A boys soccer head coach of the year after the Pirates finished this season by advancing to the state championship game, and the seven-year Pirates coach believes that it highlights the hard work his kids put in this season.
"I don't see this as an individual award, I see this as for the team," Kittle said.
Since 2005, Kittle has been the head coach of the boys soccer team and he credits the success of the team to the players that suit up.
"We have an amazing group of guys, they're the ones that have built this program," Kittle said.
You can read the full story here.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Class A Boys soccer state championship game photos
Here are photos from Polson's trip to the Class A Boys Soccer State Championship game. While they lost 3-0 to Whitefish, they still had an awesome season and have been the most successful team in the past two years in Class A. Coach Kittle, Moll, the players, the parents and the Polson community have a lot to be proud about. They represented the area very, very well.
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
Polson soccer state championship game video
Yesterday I put up a video for Ronan football heading to the playoffs. Here's a video for the Polson boys' soccer team, which will be playing Whitefish in the state championship game on Saturday. Go Pirates!
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Saturday, October 8, 2011
Polson girls soccer defeats Libby 5-0
(By John Heglie)
At Polson, the host Lady Pirate seniors on Senior Day scored a pair of goals as well as turned in a pair of assists, while a freshman phenom supplemented their efforts by turning a hat trick in a 5-0 Polson victory over Libby on Saturday.
Two-time all-conference senior midfielder Madeline Hewston chipped in a shot from about the 25 yard line into the net to stake her team with a 1-0 lead. The Lady Loggers would counter with a shot from senior midfielder Jenny Johnson , who launched a strike at Polson keeper Monica Cleveland within the same minute.
Cleveland was able to deflect the ball, then gather it in to deny a scoring opportunity. At about the ten minute mark, one of the Libby players was able to get a strong tap that rolled past the Polson keeper who lost her footing on the wet turf attempting to reel it in, but Polson’s Annie Venters was positioned well enough to intercept the would-have-been goal and deflected it off to the sideline.
Less than ten minutes later, Polson’s Hewston launched another rocket at Libby keeper Rebecca Kyriss, who was able to deflect it off her hands away from the goal. Unfortunately for them, frosh striker Sarah Howell was right there to mop up anything that might spill, punching the deflection into the net for another Polson score. At the 27 minute mark, senior striker Annie Venters launched a rocket at the Libby keeper, who was able to knock it down and put it away to deny the score.
Venters got another opportunity ten minutes later, only this time she made sure she spread a little more mustard on her shot for Polson’s third score of the afternoon.
The Lady Loggers must have made some adjustments during intermission, for they were able to formulate more attacks on the Polson side of the field during the second half. However, the Lady Pirates would continue chipping away. Having traded in her homecoming candidate formal attire the night before, senior defender/striker Makenzie Wegner fired a missle about a minute into the second half that was just blocked by the Libby keeper to keep it out of the net. Teammate Howell had a pair of scoring opportunities in the first ten minutes of the second half, the latter caroming off the goalpost at the 48 minute mark. Libby had two good scoring opportunities midway through the second half.
Sophomore striker Sarah Nash had a solid shot at the Polson goal at the 60 minute mark, but the Polson keeper was able to knock it down and gather it in before any further damage might ensue. Five minutes later, freshman defensive back took a strong shot from the side of the Polson goal, but was unable to capitalize on a curl or a deflection off one of her teammmates.
Polson’s Howell, however, would hit pay dirt twice more in the final ten minutes of the contest. Her second score came off an assist from Hewston. Her final tally came off an assist from Venters, who had relayed the ball from a pass that came from Wegner to close out the scoring.
Other Lady Pirates who took shots at the goal included a handful by senior midfielder Brynn Rowley, supplemented by solo or dual shots coming from Keely Clairmont, Tatyonna Fisher and Linnea Madsen. Polson (5-7-0, 4-4-0) takes the third seed into the playoffs and will face Hamilton next weekend. Libby finishes their season 0-10-2 overall with both ties coming from their conference matchup with Bigfork
Libby - 0 - 0 - 0
Polson - 3 - 2 - 5
Polson – Madeline Hewston, 8:00
Polson – Sarah Howell, 15:00
Polson – Annie Venters, 38:00
Polson – Howell (Hewston), 61:00
Polson – Howell (Venters), 65:00
Shots – Libby 8, Polson 36. Saves – Libby 24 (Rebecca Kyriss), Polson 10 (Monica Cleveland). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Polson 10. Total fouls – Libby 4, Polson 5. Yellow cards – none. Red cards – none
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At Polson, the host Lady Pirate seniors on Senior Day scored a pair of goals as well as turned in a pair of assists, while a freshman phenom supplemented their efforts by turning a hat trick in a 5-0 Polson victory over Libby on Saturday.
Two-time all-conference senior midfielder Madeline Hewston chipped in a shot from about the 25 yard line into the net to stake her team with a 1-0 lead. The Lady Loggers would counter with a shot from senior midfielder Jenny Johnson , who launched a strike at Polson keeper Monica Cleveland within the same minute.
Cleveland was able to deflect the ball, then gather it in to deny a scoring opportunity. At about the ten minute mark, one of the Libby players was able to get a strong tap that rolled past the Polson keeper who lost her footing on the wet turf attempting to reel it in, but Polson’s Annie Venters was positioned well enough to intercept the would-have-been goal and deflected it off to the sideline.
Less than ten minutes later, Polson’s Hewston launched another rocket at Libby keeper Rebecca Kyriss, who was able to deflect it off her hands away from the goal. Unfortunately for them, frosh striker Sarah Howell was right there to mop up anything that might spill, punching the deflection into the net for another Polson score. At the 27 minute mark, senior striker Annie Venters launched a rocket at the Libby keeper, who was able to knock it down and put it away to deny the score.
Venters got another opportunity ten minutes later, only this time she made sure she spread a little more mustard on her shot for Polson’s third score of the afternoon.
The Lady Loggers must have made some adjustments during intermission, for they were able to formulate more attacks on the Polson side of the field during the second half. However, the Lady Pirates would continue chipping away. Having traded in her homecoming candidate formal attire the night before, senior defender/striker Makenzie Wegner fired a missle about a minute into the second half that was just blocked by the Libby keeper to keep it out of the net. Teammate Howell had a pair of scoring opportunities in the first ten minutes of the second half, the latter caroming off the goalpost at the 48 minute mark. Libby had two good scoring opportunities midway through the second half.
Sophomore striker Sarah Nash had a solid shot at the Polson goal at the 60 minute mark, but the Polson keeper was able to knock it down and gather it in before any further damage might ensue. Five minutes later, freshman defensive back took a strong shot from the side of the Polson goal, but was unable to capitalize on a curl or a deflection off one of her teammmates.
Polson’s Howell, however, would hit pay dirt twice more in the final ten minutes of the contest. Her second score came off an assist from Hewston. Her final tally came off an assist from Venters, who had relayed the ball from a pass that came from Wegner to close out the scoring.
Other Lady Pirates who took shots at the goal included a handful by senior midfielder Brynn Rowley, supplemented by solo or dual shots coming from Keely Clairmont, Tatyonna Fisher and Linnea Madsen. Polson (5-7-0, 4-4-0) takes the third seed into the playoffs and will face Hamilton next weekend. Libby finishes their season 0-10-2 overall with both ties coming from their conference matchup with Bigfork
Libby - 0 - 0 - 0
Polson - 3 - 2 - 5
Polson – Madeline Hewston, 8:00
Polson – Sarah Howell, 15:00
Polson – Annie Venters, 38:00
Polson – Howell (Hewston), 61:00
Polson – Howell (Venters), 65:00
Shots – Libby 8, Polson 36. Saves – Libby 24 (Rebecca Kyriss), Polson 10 (Monica Cleveland). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Polson 10. Total fouls – Libby 4, Polson 5. Yellow cards – none. Red cards – none
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Polson boys finish regular season with win over Libby
(Written by John Heglie)
At Polson, the host Pirates were able to convert an early scoring opportunity from Riley Lemm off an assist from James Larson that would be all the lead they would need as they downed Libby 3-0 on Saturday.
Libby would get several opportunities to take a crack at the Polson goal, but Pirate keeper Clay Frissell vacuumed up any flying particles of a round soccer ball shape that approached his goal space. Polson would get two more scores in the third quarter of the second half.
Freshman Jonah Kasnitz netted his first varsity goal of his young career. Three minutes later senior midfielder Jonathan Murphy gave Polson its third score of the night off a ball that bore the signature of James Larson on it even if he doesn’t get credited for an official assist.
One of the strongest scoring opportunites for Libby came from the foot of Talus Martin off a penalty kick in the 71st minute, but Polson keeper Frissell was able to deny the shot with great positioning and solid hand work.
Polson senior Everardo Guerrero, who has missed much of the season due to injury, came oh-so-close to netting a goal in the second half, just being denied by mere inches. Senior midfielder/striker Lemm absorbed a high velocity shot to the face in the final quarter of the second half, the sting of which likely resembled that of tangling with a hornets nest, but was able to shake it off with the aid of the balm of victory.
Libby - 0 - 0 – 0
Polson - 1 - 2 – 3
Polson – Riley Lemm (Jon Murphy), 22:00
Polson – Jonah Kasnitz, 64:00
Polson – Murphy, 67:00
Shots – Libby 5, Polson 8. Saves – Libby 5 (Rob Hamilton), Polson 5 (Peregrine Frissell). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Polson 3. Total fouls – Libby 8, Polson 13. Yellow cards – Libby. Red cards – none.
Here are photos from the game...
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At Polson, the host Pirates were able to convert an early scoring opportunity from Riley Lemm off an assist from James Larson that would be all the lead they would need as they downed Libby 3-0 on Saturday.
Libby would get several opportunities to take a crack at the Polson goal, but Pirate keeper Clay Frissell vacuumed up any flying particles of a round soccer ball shape that approached his goal space. Polson would get two more scores in the third quarter of the second half.
Freshman Jonah Kasnitz netted his first varsity goal of his young career. Three minutes later senior midfielder Jonathan Murphy gave Polson its third score of the night off a ball that bore the signature of James Larson on it even if he doesn’t get credited for an official assist.
One of the strongest scoring opportunites for Libby came from the foot of Talus Martin off a penalty kick in the 71st minute, but Polson keeper Frissell was able to deny the shot with great positioning and solid hand work.
Polson senior Everardo Guerrero, who has missed much of the season due to injury, came oh-so-close to netting a goal in the second half, just being denied by mere inches. Senior midfielder/striker Lemm absorbed a high velocity shot to the face in the final quarter of the second half, the sting of which likely resembled that of tangling with a hornets nest, but was able to shake it off with the aid of the balm of victory.
Libby - 0 - 0 – 0
Polson - 1 - 2 – 3
Polson – Riley Lemm (Jon Murphy), 22:00
Polson – Jonah Kasnitz, 64:00
Polson – Murphy, 67:00
Shots – Libby 5, Polson 8. Saves – Libby 5 (Rob Hamilton), Polson 5 (Peregrine Frissell). Corner kicks – Libby 3, Polson 3. Total fouls – Libby 8, Polson 13. Yellow cards – Libby. Red cards – none.
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Polson soccer senior day
Here are photos from senior day at the Polson-Libby soccer games today.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Polson girls soccer thumps Bigfork
Madeline Hewston scored three goals (hat trick!) and the Polson Lady Pirates defeated Bigfork 4-0 on Thursday to solidify their No. 3 Northern conference seed in the Montana state playoffs.
In Bigfork, Hewston scored in the 22 minute, followed by Sarah Howell in the 27th minute to give the Lady Pirates a 2-0 halftime lead. Hewston then scored in the 65th and 72nd minute. Polson swept the season series against Bigfork and will face Libby this Saturday at noon.
MacKenzie Wagner received the Bigfork sportsmanship award for outstanding play and playing in the spirit of the game.
POLSON 4, BIGFORK 0
Polson - 2 - 2 - 4
Bigfork - 0 - 0 - 0
Scoring for Polson
Madeline Hewston 22:00
Sarah Howell 27:00
Madeline Hewston 65:00
Madeline Hewston 72:00
In Bigfork, Hewston scored in the 22 minute, followed by Sarah Howell in the 27th minute to give the Lady Pirates a 2-0 halftime lead. Hewston then scored in the 65th and 72nd minute. Polson swept the season series against Bigfork and will face Libby this Saturday at noon.
MacKenzie Wagner received the Bigfork sportsmanship award for outstanding play and playing in the spirit of the game.
POLSON 4, BIGFORK 0
Polson - 2 - 2 - 4
Bigfork - 0 - 0 - 0
Scoring for Polson
Madeline Hewston 22:00
Sarah Howell 27:00
Madeline Hewston 65:00
Madeline Hewston 72:00
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Polson boys soccer clinches No. 2 Northern Conference seed
BIGFORK - The Polson offensive machine just keeps on rolling. Senior Riley Lemm scored four goals in Polson's 8-0 victory over Bigfork which gave the Pirates the No. 2 Northern Conference seed going into the Montana state playoffs with a record of 6-3-2 overall and 5-2-0 in conference.
Lemm scored three in the first half, while James "The Lawman" Larson added two to give Polson the 5-0 halftime lead. In the second half, VJ Araos scored his first varsity goal in the 42nd minute, followed by another Lemm goal in the 48th minute and senior defender Nick Howell scored his first varsity goal in the 49th minute.
There were plenty of shots though, as Polson held the 20-15 advantage, with Peregrine "The Falcon" Frissell recording three saves.
Polson will host Libby this Saturday at noon for their final regular season game.
POLSON 8, BIGFORK 0
Polson - 5 - 3 - 8
Bigfork - 0 - 0 - 0
POLSON — James Larson (Riley Lemm), 1:00; Lemm (Larson), 24:00; Lemm (Jon Murphy) 28:00; Lemm, 32:00; Larson (Peregrine Frissell), 34:00; VJ Araos, 42:00; Lemm (Larson), 48:00; Nick Howell (Larson), 49:00.
Shots on goal — Polson 20, Bigfork 15
Corners — Polson 2, Bigfork 3
Goalie saves — Polson 3 (Peregrine Frissell), Bigfork 3 (Dillon Hilling)
Fouls — Polson 14, Bigfork 3
Cards — Polson, 1 yellow
Lemm scored three in the first half, while James "The Lawman" Larson added two to give Polson the 5-0 halftime lead. In the second half, VJ Araos scored his first varsity goal in the 42nd minute, followed by another Lemm goal in the 48th minute and senior defender Nick Howell scored his first varsity goal in the 49th minute.
There were plenty of shots though, as Polson held the 20-15 advantage, with Peregrine "The Falcon" Frissell recording three saves.
Polson will host Libby this Saturday at noon for their final regular season game.
POLSON 8, BIGFORK 0
Polson - 5 - 3 - 8
Bigfork - 0 - 0 - 0
POLSON — James Larson (Riley Lemm), 1:00; Lemm (Larson), 24:00; Lemm (Jon Murphy) 28:00; Lemm, 32:00; Larson (Peregrine Frissell), 34:00; VJ Araos, 42:00; Lemm (Larson), 48:00; Nick Howell (Larson), 49:00.
Shots on goal — Polson 20, Bigfork 15
Corners — Polson 2, Bigfork 3
Goalie saves — Polson 3 (Peregrine Frissell), Bigfork 3 (Dillon Hilling)
Fouls — Polson 14, Bigfork 3
Cards — Polson, 1 yellow
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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Polson vs. Columbia Falls Girls Soccer Photos
Here are photos from the Polson-Columbia Falls soccer game today...
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Polson vs. Columbia Falls Boys Soccer Photos
Here are photos from Polson's 6-2 victory over Columbia Falls today...
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Riley Lemm scores three goals against Whitefish
(From the Daily Inter Lake)
WHITEFISH — The Whitefish Bulldogs withstood a comeback attempt by Polson after taking a six goal lead and came away with a 6-3 win in a Northern A play Tuesday.
Riley Lemm paced the Pirates with three unassisted scores in the second half but Polson couldn’t overcome Whitefish’s fast start.
Elior Rossi got the Bulldogs started with a goal in the 10th minute. Mark Stormes, Casey Beiser and Sam Donaldson netted goals before Rossie scored his second in the 30th minute to put Whitefish ahead 5-0.
Beiser tacked on another goal to make it 6-0 in the 58th minute. It was the last score for the Bulldogs.
“It was your classic ‘let your guard down, take your foot off the gas pedal (game),’” Whitefish coach O’Brien Byrd said.
Lemm scored in the 63rd, the 71st and the 80th minutes to give the game its final score.
Byrd said each of Lemm's goals were from 30-yards or so away from the net and that he was largely unchallenged by Whitefish players.
“I was disappointed to see the lack of focus in that situation,” Byrd said. “We just weren’t stepping to the ball.”
The Bulldogs did do a better job of taking advantage of scoring opportunities, netting goals on six of 11 attempts.
“I was definitely happy with that,” Byrd said. “We’ve been struggling at putting the ball in the back of the net. We finished on about half our chances (against Polson).”
Whitefish (8-2, 6-0) plays at Bigfork Saturday.
Whitefish 6, Polson 3
Polson 0 3 — 3
Whitefish 5 1 — 6
POLSON — Riley Lemm, 63:00; Lemm, 71:00; Lemm, 80:00
WHITEFISH — Elior Rossi, 10:00; Mark Stormes (Rossi), 17:00; Casey Beiser (Sam Donaldson), 23:00; Donaldson, 26:00; Rossi (Beiser), 30:00; Beiser (Sean Janni), 55:00
Shots on goal — Polson 6 Whitefish 11
Corner kicks — Polson 2, Whitefish 5
Goalie saves — Polson 3 (Peregrine Frissell); Whitefish 6 (Thomas Clark 4, Chance Ling 2)
Fouls — Polson 9, Whitefish 10
Cards — none
WHITEFISH — The Whitefish Bulldogs withstood a comeback attempt by Polson after taking a six goal lead and came away with a 6-3 win in a Northern A play Tuesday.
Riley Lemm paced the Pirates with three unassisted scores in the second half but Polson couldn’t overcome Whitefish’s fast start.
Elior Rossi got the Bulldogs started with a goal in the 10th minute. Mark Stormes, Casey Beiser and Sam Donaldson netted goals before Rossie scored his second in the 30th minute to put Whitefish ahead 5-0.
Beiser tacked on another goal to make it 6-0 in the 58th minute. It was the last score for the Bulldogs.
“It was your classic ‘let your guard down, take your foot off the gas pedal (game),’” Whitefish coach O’Brien Byrd said.
Lemm scored in the 63rd, the 71st and the 80th minutes to give the game its final score.
Byrd said each of Lemm's goals were from 30-yards or so away from the net and that he was largely unchallenged by Whitefish players.
“I was disappointed to see the lack of focus in that situation,” Byrd said. “We just weren’t stepping to the ball.”
The Bulldogs did do a better job of taking advantage of scoring opportunities, netting goals on six of 11 attempts.
“I was definitely happy with that,” Byrd said. “We’ve been struggling at putting the ball in the back of the net. We finished on about half our chances (against Polson).”
Whitefish (8-2, 6-0) plays at Bigfork Saturday.
Whitefish 6, Polson 3
Polson 0 3 — 3
Whitefish 5 1 — 6
POLSON — Riley Lemm, 63:00; Lemm, 71:00; Lemm, 80:00
WHITEFISH — Elior Rossi, 10:00; Mark Stormes (Rossi), 17:00; Casey Beiser (Sam Donaldson), 23:00; Donaldson, 26:00; Rossi (Beiser), 30:00; Beiser (Sean Janni), 55:00
Shots on goal — Polson 6 Whitefish 11
Corner kicks — Polson 2, Whitefish 5
Goalie saves — Polson 3 (Peregrine Frissell); Whitefish 6 (Thomas Clark 4, Chance Ling 2)
Fouls — Polson 9, Whitefish 10
Cards — none
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
Polson Boys blast Bigfork for four goals
POLSON 4, BIGFORK 2
Halftime Score - Bigfork 1, Polson 0
Final Score - Bigfork 2, Polson 4
Scoring -
Bigfork - Kyle Thomson (PK) 4:00
Polson - Riley Lemm (James Larson) 43:00
Polson - Jon Murphy (James Larson) 52:00
Polson - Morgan Moll (Riley Lemm) 49:00
Bigfork - Kyle Thomson 63:00
Polson - Peregrine Frissell 66:00
Shots on Goal - Bigfork 4, Polson 22
Keeper Saves - Bigfork 17 (Dillon Hilling), Polson 2 (Peregrine Frissell)
Corner Kicks - Bigfork 0, Polson 10
Fouls - Bigfork 4, Polson 13
Yellow Cards - Polson 1
Red Cards - none
(Game Recap by Polson head coach Jess Kittle)
This was a conference game. Bigfork came out strong in the opening half and had us playing out of our comfort zone. But we were able to make a couple adjustments at halftime and play better in the 2nd half.
Freshman Morgan Moll and Senior goalkeeper Peregrine Frissell both got their first varsity goals of their careers in this game. Riley Lemm and Jon Murphy both got goals by taking a little power off their shots and accurately passing the ball into the back of the net. Murphy’s goal came from his left foot, he has been working hard to improve his left over the past few seasons and it was great to see him get a goal off his left. Nick Howell did a great job at sweeper, Bigfork had a lot of attacks, but only got past Nick and the rest of the defense 4 times to get shots on goal.
Our record is now 3-1-2 (2-1-0 in conference).
Our next game is Saturday at Columbia Falls.
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Halftime Score - Bigfork 1, Polson 0
Final Score - Bigfork 2, Polson 4
Scoring -
Bigfork - Kyle Thomson (PK) 4:00
Polson - Riley Lemm (James Larson) 43:00
Polson - Jon Murphy (James Larson) 52:00
Polson - Morgan Moll (Riley Lemm) 49:00
Bigfork - Kyle Thomson 63:00
Polson - Peregrine Frissell 66:00
Shots on Goal - Bigfork 4, Polson 22
Keeper Saves - Bigfork 17 (Dillon Hilling), Polson 2 (Peregrine Frissell)
Corner Kicks - Bigfork 0, Polson 10
Fouls - Bigfork 4, Polson 13
Yellow Cards - Polson 1
Red Cards - none
(Game Recap by Polson head coach Jess Kittle)
This was a conference game. Bigfork came out strong in the opening half and had us playing out of our comfort zone. But we were able to make a couple adjustments at halftime and play better in the 2nd half.
Freshman Morgan Moll and Senior goalkeeper Peregrine Frissell both got their first varsity goals of their careers in this game. Riley Lemm and Jon Murphy both got goals by taking a little power off their shots and accurately passing the ball into the back of the net. Murphy’s goal came from his left foot, he has been working hard to improve his left over the past few seasons and it was great to see him get a goal off his left. Nick Howell did a great job at sweeper, Bigfork had a lot of attacks, but only got past Nick and the rest of the defense 4 times to get shots on goal.
Our record is now 3-1-2 (2-1-0 in conference).
Our next game is Saturday at Columbia Falls.
Here are photos from the Polson Boys Soccer team's 4-2 victory over Bigfork.
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Polson Girls Soccer defeat Bigfork, 3-0
The Howell-itzer is in full gear.
Freshman Sarah Howell scored Polson's first two goals in the Lady Pirates 3-0 victory over Bigfork on Thursday.
Thanks to an assist by Brynn Rowley, Howell scored in the 21st minute. She also got an assist from Linnea Madsen for a goal in the 42nd minute.
Jamie Young put the game away with a score in 73rd minute after an assist from Madeline Hewston.
The Lady Pirates are now 2-1 in conference play and 3-4 overall.
POLSON 3, BIGFORK 0
Bigfork 0 0 - 0
Polson 1 2 - 3
SCORING SUMMARY
P - Sarah Howell, (assist Brynn Rowley), 21:00
P - Howell, Linnea Madsen, 42:00
P - Jamie Young, Madeline Hewston, 73:00
Shots - Bigfork 4, Polson 23. Saves - Bigfork 9 (Alexandria Dillon), Polson 5 (Monica Cleveland). Corner kicks - Bigfork 1, Polson 6. Total fouls - Bigfork 2, Polson 3. Yellow cards - none. Red cards - none.
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Freshman Sarah Howell scored Polson's first two goals in the Lady Pirates 3-0 victory over Bigfork on Thursday.
Thanks to an assist by Brynn Rowley, Howell scored in the 21st minute. She also got an assist from Linnea Madsen for a goal in the 42nd minute.
Jamie Young put the game away with a score in 73rd minute after an assist from Madeline Hewston.
The Lady Pirates are now 2-1 in conference play and 3-4 overall.
POLSON 3, BIGFORK 0
Bigfork 0 0 - 0
Polson 1 2 - 3
SCORING SUMMARY
P - Sarah Howell, (assist Brynn Rowley), 21:00
P - Howell, Linnea Madsen, 42:00
P - Jamie Young, Madeline Hewston, 73:00
Shots - Bigfork 4, Polson 23. Saves - Bigfork 9 (Alexandria Dillon), Polson 5 (Monica Cleveland). Corner kicks - Bigfork 1, Polson 6. Total fouls - Bigfork 2, Polson 3. Yellow cards - none. Red cards - none.
Here are photos from the Polson Girls Soccer team's 3-0 win over Bigfork today.
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