Campbell lifts Severna Park, 1-0
Falcons edge Arundel in girls soccer; Spalding boys upset No. 4 Curley, 1-0
Chase Campbell had an interesting match for visiting Severna Park girls soccer Wednesday night.
After almost scoring twice earlier in the contest, including once on her own goal, Campbell ended the contest 90 seconds into the second overtime. She connected on a free kick 20 yards out that beat Sammy King to the right corner to keep the Falcons undefeated with a 1-0 victory over Arundel in Gambrills.
“Toni (Fiocco-Mizer) usually takes the free kicks, but Chase works on them diligently during the offseason and she tells me all about it,” Severna Park coach Brian Morgan said with a grin. “I think she might have to get another chance after that effort.”
The ending spoiled a strong effort in Nicole McWilliams’ debut as Arundel coach.
The Wildcats (0-1) survived an initial 25 minutes of the initial push from Severna Park (4-0), with King solid in goal in the first half, including a nice stop on Bella Espinoza’s effort in the 30th minute.
“I thought we did everything well and we played much better as the game went along,” McWilliams said. “This team’s confidence is growing every day. We have gone from not being able to string three passes together to trying to be creative with the ball all the time.”
NO. 1 MCDONOGH AT GOOD COUNSEL, CNCD.: Thevisiting Eagles (3-0) gameat the Falcons (1-1-2) was canceled because of weather. The game started two hours and fifteen minutes late because of a weather delay. Three minutes into the game, Johanna Dunkers put Good Counsel up1-0 on a penalty kick before another weather delay.
NO. 3 HEREFORD 12, PARKVILLE 0: Peyton Patrick scored three goals and the Bulls (3-0) shut out the host Knights (0-1). Carly Stevens had two goals for Hereford.
EDGEWOOD 1, NORTH HARFORD 0: Katie Figinski scored the game-winner in the first half to lift the Rams (2-0) over the host Hawks (1-1). Emma Grantland made five saves for Edgewood and Mikeale Magnus had13 saves for North Harford.
Boys soccer
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 1, NO. 5 ARCHBISHOP CURLEY 0: Finn Beaubien scored the game-winner and Daniel Ashbeck had a shutout in goal for the host Cavaliers (4-1, 1-1 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference.) Edward Baddour assisted on the goal. The Friars fell to 1-2, 1-1.
NO. 6 MEADE 3, ABERDEEN 1: Silas Baker, Caleb Pritchett and Erick Anariba each scored to lead the visiting Mustangs (3-0) past the Eagles (1-1).
NO. 8 CALVERT HALL 4, NO. 14 JOHN CARROLL 0: Sean Barwick had two assists as the visiting Cardinals (3-1, 2-1 MIAA A Conference) bounced back from Monday’s 2-0 loss to No. 3 Loyola Blakefield. The Patriots fell to 2-2, 0-2.
NO. 13 BEL AIR 3, WALTER JOHNSON 0: Ben Cook made six saves in his secondstraight shutout as the host Bobcats (2-1) beat the Wildcats (1-2). Ethan Lassen had a goal and an assist for Bel Air, which previously won 1-0 in double overtime over Perry Hall on Sept. 1.
PARK 3, ST. MARY’S 2: Josh Gaeng had two goals and Charlie Acton had an assist for the host Saints (0-4, 0-2 MIAA B Conference). The Bruins improved to 3-1, 2-0.
Field hockey
NO. 5 ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 5, ROLAND PARK 0: Margot Lawn had a hat trick and the Cavaliers (5-1, 1-0 Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference) shut out the visiting Reds (1-2, 0-1).
Girls volleyball
NO. 8 ARUNDEL 3, NO. 11 HOWARD 1: Aaliyah Griffin had 11 kills to lead the host Wildcats (3-0) past the Lions (0-1). Arundel won, 25-20, 25-21, 11-25, 25-19.
ARCHBISHOP SPALDING 3, MCDONOGH0: Jacey Lewis had eight kills and went 11-for-11 serving with four aces as the Cavaliers (1-2, 1-1 IAAM A Conference) beat the host Eagles (0-3, 0-3). Spalding won, 25-12, 25-21, 25-12.