The sixth annual Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament rolls on with the semifinals on Saturday at the sites of the higher seeds.
No. 6 High Point travels to meet No. 1 Warren Hills in one semifinal at 3:30 p.m., while No. 2 Voorhees hosts No. 4 Hunterdon Central at 2 p.m.
The winners will meet in the championship game on Saturday, Oct. 25. If Warren Hills advances, the site will be Hackettstown High School's Morrison Field. If High Point moves on to the final, the game will be played at Newton's Palmer Field.
High Point, making its fourth semifinals appearance, is the only non-top four seed to reach this round. The Wildcats improved to 12-5 all-time in HWS games with a 1-0 win over Kittatinny in the quarterfinals last weekend.
Warren Hills seeks its second straight tri-county title and fourth overall. The Blue Streaks, who are 18-2 all-time in this tournament, have not yielded a goal, scoring a 6-0 win over Wallkill Valley in the opening round and earning a 3-0 semifinal win over Hackettstown in a rematch of last year's final.
Voorhees, which won titles in 2010 and '12, is 15-3 all-time in HWS play and recently suffered its first loss of the season -- 2-1 to Bernards on Tuesday. The Vikings will get a rematch with county rival Hunterdon Central, which seeks its first HWS championship. Voorhees scored a 5-0 win when the teams met on Sept. 20. Including the former Hunterdon-Warren Tournament, the Vikes have won a record 10 county titles.
Here's a closer look at each semifinal matchup:
High Point (3-7-4) at Warren Hills (13-3) -- Wildcats continued their Cinderella run through the brackets with a 1-0 win over No. 2 Kittatinny in the quarterfinals. Sophomore forward Kelsey Little scored the winning goal and leads the team with four on the season. Lack of offense has been a problem for coach Bev Keur's team, which has scored just eight goals all season. High Point does have a solid defense, anchored by Danielle Price, Lexa Sabo and goalie Autumn Smith (five shutouts). On the other side, Blue Streaks are an offensive powerhouse, averaging 5.1 goals per game with a season total of 82. Senior forward Sydney Muntone leads the team with 19 goals to go with 12 assists. She ranks second on the school's all-time list for career points (183), goals (67) and assists (49). Muntone is six goals shy of passing Lindsey Schott (72) for that record. Senior center midfielder Nikki Profita, a Rutgers commit, is tied for fourth on the all-time goals (54), assists (45) and points (153) list. Defensively, backs Amanda Crampton and Allie Brouhard are exceptional players.
Pick -- Warren Hills, 4-0.
Hunterdon Central (11-4) at Voorhees (14-1-2) -- Red Devils are looking for their first trip to the championship game after reaching the semifinals for the third straight year by knocking off Sussex top seed Lenape Valley in overtime, 2-1, in the quarterfinals. Forward Kendall Nickel (15 goals) is one of the top scorers in the tri-county area, while sophomore Maddie Freeman has emerged as on offensive force with 11 goals for coach Jenn Sponzo's club. Defensively, goalie Hannah Cecchini will need to have a solid game in the cage. Vikings feature the area's top scorer in junior forward Kathryn Roncoroni, who set the school's single-season goals mark on Thursday with three in a 5-1 win over Delaware Valley to give her 36 on the year and 81 for her career. The big thing is that Roncoroni also is setting up goals with a team-high 13 assists, doubling last season's total. Hannah Ryan (12 goals) and Isabelle Houser (10 assists) are also important pieces to the offense. Defensively, coach Taylor Webb's squad is stout, yielding just nine goals all season. Senior goalie Lauren Pianucci has helped produce 11 shutouts.
Pick -- Voorhees, 3-1.
Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex championship results
2013 -- Warren Hills 1, Hackettstown 0
2012 -- Voorhees 1, High Point 0
2011 -- Warren Hills 3, High Point 1
2010 -- Voorhees 1, Warren Hills 0
2009 -- Newton and Warren Hills co-champions (final was never played)
Friday, October 17, 2014
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Field hockey: Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex standings
(Through Thursday's games)
Skyland Conference
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Delaware Division
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Overall
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Division
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Bridgewater-Raritan
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(14-1)
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(6-0)
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Hunterdon Central
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(11-4)
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(5-1)
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Ridge
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(10-4-1)
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(2-3)
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Pingry
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(6-8-1)
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(1-5)
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Hillsborough
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(4-10-2)
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(0-5)
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Raritan Division
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Overall
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Division
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Warren Hills
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(13-3)
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(5-0)
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Phillipsburg
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(4-8-2)
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(4-1)
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Montgomery
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(6-10)
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(2-4)
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Watchung Hills
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(3-11)
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(1-4)
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North Hunterdon
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(2-12)
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(1-4)
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Valley Division
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Overall
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Division
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Voorhees
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(14-1-2)
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(5-1)
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Bernards
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(12-2)
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(5-1)
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Somerville
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(6-6-2)
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(2-2-1)
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Delaware Valley
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(6-8-1)
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(1-4)
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Franklin
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(6-8-2)
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(0-5-1)
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Mountain Division
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Overall
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Division
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Belvidere
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(8-7-1)
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(4-1)
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Mount St. Mary
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(6-7)
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(4-2)
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South Hunterdon
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(7-7)
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(3-2)
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North Plainfield
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(0-14)
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(0-6)
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Northwest Jersey
Athletic Conference
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Freedom Division
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Overall
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Division
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Lenape Valley
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(11-4)
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(4-0)
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Hackettstown
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(10-3)
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(3-1)
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High Point
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(3-7-4)
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(1-3)
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Jefferson
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(2-11)
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(0-4)
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American Division
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Overall
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Division
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Sparta
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(9-5-1)
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(5-0)
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Pope John
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(7-5-1)
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(4-1)
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Mount Olive
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(6-9)
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(2-2)
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Vernon
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(2-11-2)
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(1-4)
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Morris Hills
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(1-14)
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(0-5)
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Colonial Division
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Overall
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Division
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Kittatinny
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(9-4-1)
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(4-0)
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Newton
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(9-4-3)
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(3-1)
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Wallkill Valley
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(4-8-1)
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(1-3)
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North Warren
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(6-7-1)
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(0-4)
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Monday, October 13, 2014
Field hockey: Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex rankings
We're down to the Final Four in the sixth annual Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament.
To no one's surprise, No. 1 Warren Hills and No. 2 Voorhees advanced toward an anticipated finals clash with easy quarterfinal wins. In an upset by seeds only, No. 3 Hunterdon Central knocked off Lenape Valley, the top Sussex seed, in an overtime clash.
Somewhat surprising was High Point's 1-0 win against No. 2 seed Kittatinny. The teams played to a scoreless tie in Hampton on Sept. 16 during the regular season. Sophomore Kelsey Little scored the winning goal for the No. 6 seed 'Cats in the rematch and leads the team with three on the year. Coach Bev Keur's teams improved to 12-5 in tri-county play and have reached the semifinals four times, losing in the 2011 and '12 title games.
Warren Hills and Voorhees have dominated this event since its inception in 2009. The Blue Streaks are 18-2 in tournament games, while the Vikings are 15-3. They've combined for five titles. With Voorhees' refusal to play Warren Hills this year in the regular season, it will be one hot ticket to see these rivals collide should they advance this weekend.
On Saturday, Warren Hills will host High Point in one semifinal, while Hunterdon Central travels to Voorhees. The winners will meet in the championship game at Hackettstown on Saturday, Oct. 25.
Now onto this week's rankings:
1. Warren Hills (12-2) -- Blue Streaks cruised into the tri-county semifinals with a 3-0 win over rival Hackettstown on Saturday night. Senior forward Sydney Muntone continued her assault on the school record books with her team-leading 18th goal, giving her 46 points for the season and tying her with Niki Miller at 179 for second on the all-time career points list. Earlier in the week, Muntone moved into second place on the career assists list with 47 -- just 10 shy of Miller's record -- and the goals list with 66 -- six shy of Lindsey Schott's record of 72. Coach Laurie Kerr's team also posted a 4-0 win at North Hunterdon and a 2-1 victory over No. 3 Hunterdon Central. Senior midfielder Nikki Profita's three-goal week gave her 53 for her career, as only five Streaks have ever reached that mark.
Up next: at Madison on Monday; Montgomery at home on Thursday; High Point at home on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
2. Voorhees (13-0-2) -- Vikings kept rolling along with a 3-0 week that was capped with a 4-0 win over Newton in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals. Junior forward Kathryn Roncoroni is having a season for the ages with 32 goals and 75 points on the year, as she enters the week just three shy of setting a school record for goals in a season. Roncoroni currently shares the mark (34) with Colleen Boyce. Roncoroni knocked in six last week, including a four-goal game in the team's 5-0 win over Franklin in a Skyland Conference Valley Division clash. A win over Bernards this week would give coach Taylor Webb's club a big leg up toward winning the division title.
Up next: at Bernards on Tuesday; at Delaware Valley on Thursday; Hunterdon Central at home on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
3. Hunterdon Central (9-4) -- Red Devils made it 3-for-3 in the tri-county quarters for Hunterdon-Warren schools with a 2-1 win in overtime against No. 1 seed Lenape Valley on Saturday. Senior forwards Taylor Barrett and Kailey Dalgauer scored the goals as coach Jenn Sponzo's team reached the semifinals for the third straight year. Central, which has never reached the championship game, will look to avenge a 5-0 loss to Voorhees in Saturday's semis. Central suffered a pair of losses to state powers last week -- 7-2 to Bridgewater and 2-1 to Warren Hills. The loss to Bridgewater was Central's first this season in Skyland Conference Delaware Division play.
Up next: at Hillsborough on Tuesday; Pingry at home on Thursday; at Voorhees on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
4. Hackettstown (9-3) -- Tigers capped a 2-1 week with a tough 3-0 loss at Warren Hills in a Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinal round game. Junior goalie Rose Bishop made nine saves in the loss, the Tigers' second to the Blue Streaks this season. Credit coach Stephen Speirs for getting this matchup on the regular-season schedule. It's helped as is club is 3-1 in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference Freedom Division race after a 3-1 win over Jefferson last Tuesday. Sophomore forward Molly Gorczyca had a solid week with a pair of goals and one assist. She leads the team with six goals.
Up next: at Kittatinny on Wednesday; Belvidere at home on Thursday.
5. Lenape Valley (9-4) -- The rankings are getting trickier in this area every week, but the Patriots have a win over Hackettstown (2-1 on Sept. 12) that keeps them here for now, despite a pair of losses to No. 6 Newton, which has losses to No. 4 Hackettstown and No. x Kittatinny. The Pats dropped a tough 2-1 decision in overtime to No. 3 Hunterdon Central on Saturday in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals after a 1-0 loss at home to Newton on Thursday. Senior Kassidy Forik continued her fine offensive season, scoring two goals, including one in a 3-0 win over High Point last Tuesday. Forik leads the team with 10 goals and 22 points.
Up next: Delaware Valley at home on Monday; at Wallkill Valley on Wednesday.
6. Newton (7-4-3) -- Braves have had a strange season so far, losing to both Hackettstown and Kittatinny, but owing two wins over No. 5 Lenape Valley, which beat both teams. Sophomore forwards Kate Barbato and Brittney Schumann were the winning combination in two games last week, as Barbato scored goals off feeds from Schumann in 1-0 wins over North Warren and Lenape Valley. The win over North ran their record to 3-1 in NJAC Colonial Division play. On Saturday, coach Lisa Bechtel's team was blanked 4-0 by No. 2 Voorhees in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals, denying the Braves a return to the semis for the first time since 2010.
Up next: Whippany Park at home on Monday; Jefferson at home on Wednesday.
7. Sparta (7-5-1) -- Spartans rebounded from a 4-2 loss to No. 4 Hackettstown in the first round of the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament with back-to-back wins over Morristown (1-0 on Wednesday) and No. 9 Wallkill Valley (4-2 on Thursday). Senior forward Rhett Curran scored a pair of goals against Wallkill -- giving her a team-high 13 on the season. She trails on Pope John's Carleen O'Connell for the county lead. Sophomore forward Jackie Hallack had a big week with the winning goal against Morristown, while adding a goal and one assist in the win over Wallkill.
Up next: at Mount Olive on Tuesday; at Morris Hills on Thursday.
8. Kittatinny (8-4-1) -- Cougars fall several spots following a 1-0 loss to No. 6 seed High Point in Saturday's Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals. The week began with a 3-2 win in overtime against No. 9 Wallkill Valley, followed by a 3-0 win at Mount Olive. Senior Melissa Toye and junior Holly Reznik each had two-goal games, while senior forward Alexis Ambrosino collected three assists. Coach Emily Murray's team is sitting atop the NJAC Colonial Division at 4-0 entering this week.
Up next: at Mountain Lakes on Monday; Hackettstown at home on Wednesday; at Boonton on Friday.
9. Wallkill Valley (4-7-1) -- Rangers hold steady in the rankings despite dropping three of their last four, including 3-2 losses to No. 7 Sparta and No. 8 Kittatinny. Coach Irene Chernati's team last won against No. 10 Belvidere -- 2-1 in overtime on Sept. 27 in a Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex preliminary round game. Freshman forward Morgan Carr continued her fine rookie season with a goal and an assist against Sparta and a goal in the loss to Kittatinny.
Up next: Lenape Valley at home on Wednesday.
10. Belvidere (7-6-1) -- County Seaters move back into the rankings following a 1-0 win over High Point on Friday. Sophomore back Rachel Dultz scored the winning goal, while junior goalie Maddie Beaumont made nine saves to record her seventh shutout of the season. On Thursday, coach Beth Franceschino's team dropped a 2-0 decision to No. 2 Voorhees. The Seaters are still in the hunt for a Skyland Conference Mountain Division title at 3-1.
Up next: Mount St. Mary at home on Tuesday; at Hackettstown on Thursday.
On the bubble: Delaware Valley (6-6-1); Pope John (6-4); High Point (3-6-4); South Hunterdon (6-6).
To no one's surprise, No. 1 Warren Hills and No. 2 Voorhees advanced toward an anticipated finals clash with easy quarterfinal wins. In an upset by seeds only, No. 3 Hunterdon Central knocked off Lenape Valley, the top Sussex seed, in an overtime clash.
Somewhat surprising was High Point's 1-0 win against No. 2 seed Kittatinny. The teams played to a scoreless tie in Hampton on Sept. 16 during the regular season. Sophomore Kelsey Little scored the winning goal for the No. 6 seed 'Cats in the rematch and leads the team with three on the year. Coach Bev Keur's teams improved to 12-5 in tri-county play and have reached the semifinals four times, losing in the 2011 and '12 title games.
Warren Hills and Voorhees have dominated this event since its inception in 2009. The Blue Streaks are 18-2 in tournament games, while the Vikings are 15-3. They've combined for five titles. With Voorhees' refusal to play Warren Hills this year in the regular season, it will be one hot ticket to see these rivals collide should they advance this weekend.
On Saturday, Warren Hills will host High Point in one semifinal, while Hunterdon Central travels to Voorhees. The winners will meet in the championship game at Hackettstown on Saturday, Oct. 25.
Now onto this week's rankings:
1. Warren Hills (12-2) -- Blue Streaks cruised into the tri-county semifinals with a 3-0 win over rival Hackettstown on Saturday night. Senior forward Sydney Muntone continued her assault on the school record books with her team-leading 18th goal, giving her 46 points for the season and tying her with Niki Miller at 179 for second on the all-time career points list. Earlier in the week, Muntone moved into second place on the career assists list with 47 -- just 10 shy of Miller's record -- and the goals list with 66 -- six shy of Lindsey Schott's record of 72. Coach Laurie Kerr's team also posted a 4-0 win at North Hunterdon and a 2-1 victory over No. 3 Hunterdon Central. Senior midfielder Nikki Profita's three-goal week gave her 53 for her career, as only five Streaks have ever reached that mark.
Up next: at Madison on Monday; Montgomery at home on Thursday; High Point at home on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
2. Voorhees (13-0-2) -- Vikings kept rolling along with a 3-0 week that was capped with a 4-0 win over Newton in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals. Junior forward Kathryn Roncoroni is having a season for the ages with 32 goals and 75 points on the year, as she enters the week just three shy of setting a school record for goals in a season. Roncoroni currently shares the mark (34) with Colleen Boyce. Roncoroni knocked in six last week, including a four-goal game in the team's 5-0 win over Franklin in a Skyland Conference Valley Division clash. A win over Bernards this week would give coach Taylor Webb's club a big leg up toward winning the division title.
Up next: at Bernards on Tuesday; at Delaware Valley on Thursday; Hunterdon Central at home on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
3. Hunterdon Central (9-4) -- Red Devils made it 3-for-3 in the tri-county quarters for Hunterdon-Warren schools with a 2-1 win in overtime against No. 1 seed Lenape Valley on Saturday. Senior forwards Taylor Barrett and Kailey Dalgauer scored the goals as coach Jenn Sponzo's team reached the semifinals for the third straight year. Central, which has never reached the championship game, will look to avenge a 5-0 loss to Voorhees in Saturday's semis. Central suffered a pair of losses to state powers last week -- 7-2 to Bridgewater and 2-1 to Warren Hills. The loss to Bridgewater was Central's first this season in Skyland Conference Delaware Division play.
Up next: at Hillsborough on Tuesday; Pingry at home on Thursday; at Voorhees on Saturday in HWS semifinals.
4. Hackettstown (9-3) -- Tigers capped a 2-1 week with a tough 3-0 loss at Warren Hills in a Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinal round game. Junior goalie Rose Bishop made nine saves in the loss, the Tigers' second to the Blue Streaks this season. Credit coach Stephen Speirs for getting this matchup on the regular-season schedule. It's helped as is club is 3-1 in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference Freedom Division race after a 3-1 win over Jefferson last Tuesday. Sophomore forward Molly Gorczyca had a solid week with a pair of goals and one assist. She leads the team with six goals.
Up next: at Kittatinny on Wednesday; Belvidere at home on Thursday.
5. Lenape Valley (9-4) -- The rankings are getting trickier in this area every week, but the Patriots have a win over Hackettstown (2-1 on Sept. 12) that keeps them here for now, despite a pair of losses to No. 6 Newton, which has losses to No. 4 Hackettstown and No. x Kittatinny. The Pats dropped a tough 2-1 decision in overtime to No. 3 Hunterdon Central on Saturday in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals after a 1-0 loss at home to Newton on Thursday. Senior Kassidy Forik continued her fine offensive season, scoring two goals, including one in a 3-0 win over High Point last Tuesday. Forik leads the team with 10 goals and 22 points.
Up next: Delaware Valley at home on Monday; at Wallkill Valley on Wednesday.
6. Newton (7-4-3) -- Braves have had a strange season so far, losing to both Hackettstown and Kittatinny, but owing two wins over No. 5 Lenape Valley, which beat both teams. Sophomore forwards Kate Barbato and Brittney Schumann were the winning combination in two games last week, as Barbato scored goals off feeds from Schumann in 1-0 wins over North Warren and Lenape Valley. The win over North ran their record to 3-1 in NJAC Colonial Division play. On Saturday, coach Lisa Bechtel's team was blanked 4-0 by No. 2 Voorhees in the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals, denying the Braves a return to the semis for the first time since 2010.
Up next: Whippany Park at home on Monday; Jefferson at home on Wednesday.
7. Sparta (7-5-1) -- Spartans rebounded from a 4-2 loss to No. 4 Hackettstown in the first round of the Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex Tournament with back-to-back wins over Morristown (1-0 on Wednesday) and No. 9 Wallkill Valley (4-2 on Thursday). Senior forward Rhett Curran scored a pair of goals against Wallkill -- giving her a team-high 13 on the season. She trails on Pope John's Carleen O'Connell for the county lead. Sophomore forward Jackie Hallack had a big week with the winning goal against Morristown, while adding a goal and one assist in the win over Wallkill.
Up next: at Mount Olive on Tuesday; at Morris Hills on Thursday.
8. Kittatinny (8-4-1) -- Cougars fall several spots following a 1-0 loss to No. 6 seed High Point in Saturday's Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex quarterfinals. The week began with a 3-2 win in overtime against No. 9 Wallkill Valley, followed by a 3-0 win at Mount Olive. Senior Melissa Toye and junior Holly Reznik each had two-goal games, while senior forward Alexis Ambrosino collected three assists. Coach Emily Murray's team is sitting atop the NJAC Colonial Division at 4-0 entering this week.
Up next: at Mountain Lakes on Monday; Hackettstown at home on Wednesday; at Boonton on Friday.
9. Wallkill Valley (4-7-1) -- Rangers hold steady in the rankings despite dropping three of their last four, including 3-2 losses to No. 7 Sparta and No. 8 Kittatinny. Coach Irene Chernati's team last won against No. 10 Belvidere -- 2-1 in overtime on Sept. 27 in a Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex preliminary round game. Freshman forward Morgan Carr continued her fine rookie season with a goal and an assist against Sparta and a goal in the loss to Kittatinny.
Up next: Lenape Valley at home on Wednesday.
10. Belvidere (7-6-1) -- County Seaters move back into the rankings following a 1-0 win over High Point on Friday. Sophomore back Rachel Dultz scored the winning goal, while junior goalie Maddie Beaumont made nine saves to record her seventh shutout of the season. On Thursday, coach Beth Franceschino's team dropped a 2-0 decision to No. 2 Voorhees. The Seaters are still in the hunt for a Skyland Conference Mountain Division title at 3-1.
Up next: Mount St. Mary at home on Tuesday; at Hackettstown on Thursday.
On the bubble: Delaware Valley (6-6-1); Pope John (6-4); High Point (3-6-4); South Hunterdon (6-6).
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Field hockey: HWS scoring leaders
(Through Saturday's games)
Minimum 12 points
Minimum 12 points
Player
|
School
|
Goals
|
Assists
|
Points
|
Kathryn Roncoroni
|
Voorhees
|
32
|
11
|
75
|
Sydney Muntone
|
Warren Hills
|
18
|
10
|
46
|
Carleen O'Connell
|
Pope John
|
16
|
6
|
38
|
Rhett Curran
|
Sparta
|
13
|
7
|
33
|
Dani Profita
|
Warren Hills
|
12
|
8
|
32
|
Kendall Nickel
|
Hunterdon Central
|
12
|
5
|
29
|
Erin Sassaman
|
Belvidere
|
13
|
2
|
28
|
Jessica Nissen
|
Warren Hills
|
12
|
3
|
27
|
Nikki Profita
|
Warren Hills
|
9
|
7
|
25
|
Hannah Ryan
|
Voorhees
|
10
|
4
|
24
|
Maddie Freeman
|
Hunterdon Central
|
9
|
5
|
23
|
Kassidy Forik
|
Lenape Valley
|
10
|
2
|
22
|
Alexis Ambrosino
|
Kittatinny
|
8
|
5
|
21
|
Megan Thompson
|
Warren Hills
|
9
|
3
|
21
|
Kailey Dalgauer
|
Hunterdon Central
|
8
|
4
|
20
|
Jessica Towey
|
North Warren
|
5
|
8
|
18
|
Jackie Hallack
|
Sparta
|
7
|
4
|
18
|
Taylor Barrett
|
Hunterdon Central
|
6
|
5
|
17
|
Amanda Crampton
|
Warren Hills
|
3
|
11
|
17
|
Morgan Carr
|
Wallkill Valley
|
7
|
3
|
17
|
Molly Gorczyca
|
Hackettstown
|
6
|
5
|
17
|
Alyssa Falleni
|
Lenape Valley
|
8
|
0
|
16
|
Megan Stevens
|
North Warren
|
6
|
4
|
16
|
Hannah Schiavo
|
Voorhees
|
5
|
5
|
15
|
Sally Olson
|
Lenape Valley
|
5
|
4
|
14
|
Natalie Rivas
|
Newton
|
6
|
2
|
14
|
Kelly Healy
|
Hackettstown
|
6
|
2
|
14
|
Holly Reznik
|
Kittatinny
|
6
|
2
|
14
|
Abby Tracey
|
Sparta
|
4
|
5
|
13
|
Allie Brouhard
|
Warren Hills
|
5
|
3
|
13
|
Isabelle Houser
|
Voorhees
|
2
|
9
|
13
|
Kara Tipton
|
Belvidere
|
4
|
4
|
12
|
Gretchen Bowie
|
Sparta
|
3
|
6
|
12
|
Danielle Seabeck
|
Wallkill Valley
|
6
|
0
|
12
|
Ann Bill
|
Delaware Valley
|
5
|
2
|
12
|
Christina Chernati
|
Kittatinny
|
4
|
4
|
12
|
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