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09/07/2006

Prep Roundup

Golfers card pair of aces

Stags' Bodjack, Lakers' Novak notch holes-in-one

SUTTONS BAY — Two players sank aces on the same hole to steal the spotlight from first-place Suttons Bay in Wednesday's Suttons Bay Northwest Conference Golf Jamboree.

Kingsley's John Bodjack carded a hole-in-one on the 139-yard 15th hole at the Leelanau Club. Glen Lake's Austin Novak followed with an ace on the same hole.

Bodjack used a 7-iron and finished with a nine-hole 46, Novak used a 8-iron and shot 47.

"I've been coaching 10 years and I don't even remember one hole-in-one in a Northwest match, let alone two," said Suttons Bay coach Todd Hursey. "That's pretty amazing."

The host Norsemen won with a team score of 159. Kingsley was second (193), Mesick third (196), Manton fourth (226) and Frankfort fifth (242). Glen Lake didn't have enough players to qualify as a team.

Pacing Suttons Bay were Nate Kelly (38), Charlie Olson (40), Drew Palmer (40), Josh Schaub (41) and David Tropf (41).

Andrew Gaylord (42) led Mesick, Mitch Norman topped Manton (44) and Jack Wilbrand (53) paced Frankfort.

The Northwest returns to action on Tuesday at Glen Lake.

SOCCER

East Jordan 6
NW Academy 1

Jeff Keyser was in on five of the six East Jordan goals as the Red Devils topped Charlevoix Northwest Academy 6-1 for their first victory of the season.

Dustin Miller had a goal and 2 assists, and a goal each went to exchange students Kun-Hee Jeong and Yuki Inoguchi. Benson Massey added an assist for East Jordan (1-5), which hosts Charlevoix on Monday.

Travis Bruce scored Northwest's goal.

Northport 3
Benzie Central 2

Northport pulled out another close contest, coming back form a 1-0 halftime deficit to top Benzie Central 3-2 in a non-conference tilt.

Andrew Addis scored the first half's only goal to give the Huskies the lead going into the intermission, but the Wildcats' Basil Stowe scored three goals in the second half.

Stowe scored twice, once on an Eric Johnson assists and once on an own goal by Benzie, to give Northport a 2-1 lead before Adam Worden knotted it back up with a penalty kick.

Stowe capped off the hat trick on an assist from Cody Brown.

Drew Mitchell made 7 saves for the Wildcats (6-1, 3-0 Cherryland Conference), while Steve Smendzuik stopped 11 for the Huskies.

Northport travels to play Traverse City Christian on Tuesday.

TC Christian 2
Leland 1

Mike Rudolph scored on a header with 2.6 seconds left to give Traverse City Christian a 2-1 soccer win over Cherryland Conference rival Leland.

Matt Beemer assisted on the game winner as the Sabres improved to 4-1 (3-0 league).

Brian Weinerga also scored for Christian. Eric Hofstra assisted.

Leland's goal came from Eric Jarson. Ryan Korson picked up an assist.

The Sabres host Northport on Tuesday in a pivotal Cherryland contest. Both teams are undefeated in league play.

TC Central JV Gold 4
Leland JV 0

Sebastian Stoldt scored two goals to lift the Traverse City Central junior varsity Gold team to a 4-0 win over the Leland JVs.

Hassan Sarmad assisted on both of Stoldt's tallies.

Also scoring were Shawn Roach (Mike Seman, assist) and Luca D'Arsie (Frank Dituri).

Michael Budros was the winning goalie.

TC Central plays at Petoskey today.

CROSS COUNTRY

Elks, Blazers claim wins at East Jordan Invite

Sisters Amanda and Bethany placed 1-2 in the girls portion of the East Jordan Invitational to lead the Elks to a victory, and Kalkaska won with five boys runners in the top 10 in the boys race.

Amanda Hammer won the girls race in 19:40.1, just ahead of runner-up Bethany at 20:35.4.

The Elks won the meet with a team score of 26, followed by Harbor Springs (42), Kingsley (75), Kalkaska (142), Mancelona (153), Gaylord St. Mary (162), Roscommon (166) and St. Ignace (197).

Samantha Stites (sixth) and Catherine Otte (ninth) were also in the top 10 for the Elks.

Harbor placed three runners in the top 10, with Morgan Lindsey (third, 20:51), Alivia Murphey (seventh) and Jessica Mall (eighth).

Rounding out the top 10 wereCentral Lake's Kari Johnson (fourth), Kingsley's Sarah MaManus (fifth) and Mancelona's Danielle McCarty (10th).

In the boys race, the Blazers dominated.

Paul Grieve won in 16:29, with teammate Jesse Maggo second in 16:43. Tyler McCullen (fourth, 17:14), Dylan Rosenthal (sixth, 17:30) and Craig Miller (ninth, 17:36) helped Kalkaska take half of the top 10 spots.

The Blazers won with a team score of 22, well ahead of Elk Rapids' 37. Harbor Springs was third with 94, followed by Boyne City (162), Central Lake (170), St. Ignace (171), Gaylord St. Mary (177), Kingsley (194) and Mancelona (194).

Rounding out the top 10 were: Elk Rapids' Thomas Lucas (third, 17:03), Erik Sundberg (fifth, 17:26) and Jim Janese (eighth, 17:35) and Harbor Springs' Trey Graham (seventh, 17:34).

The Blazer compete in the Charlevoix Mud Run this Saturday at 9 p.m. at Charlevoix High School.

TENNIS

TC East freshmen 6
TC West freshmen 2

The Traverse City East Junior High freshmen won three matches in both singles and doubles and defeated the TC West freshmen, 6-2.

Singles winners for the Trojans were Audrey Lyman at No. 2 (6-2, 6-4), Molly Tate-Gardner at No. 3 (6-1, 6-3) and Allie Cole at No. 4 (6-1, 2-6, 10-6 tie break).

Doubles winners for East included Lisa Bell/Rachel Tomlin at No. 1 (7-5, 6-3), Savannah Micunek/Jessica Garza at No. 2 (6-1, 6-1) and Becca Pfeiffer/Bailey Wilson at No. 4 (7-5, 6-1).

West winners were Carolyn Vlach at No. 1 singles (1-6, 6-2, 10-3 tie break) and Jessica Lempke/Kelsey Bartosek (6-3, 7-5).

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