Results 8-9/5
KU Girls U11 Team 1
Game 1: KU-1 vs Kamloops (Team 2) Score 5-0
Goals: Sarah Dewar 4 goals, Sarah Stewart 1 goal
Summary: First half was slightly tentative, and a lot of play through the center. Second half, movement to the outside and strong effort in front of the net.
3 Stars - Sarah Dewar, 4 goals strong offensive pressure.
2 Stars – Marin Felt, with a shutout
1 Star - Sophie Simair, excellent middle play
Game 2: KU-1 vs Kamloops (Team 3) Score 2-0
Goals. Kristen Tennant, Emily Pilon
Summary: Excellent play throughout the game, strong defensive play in the second half, KU kept Kamloops to minimal shots on net.
3 Stars – Gillian Smith, brilliant crosses and passes
2 Stars – Brianna Tataryn, excellent defensive positioning
1 Star – Sarah Stewart , strong wide runs
KU Girls U11 Team 2
Game 1: KU-2 vs Kamloops 1 (3-2)
Goals, Morgan Asling, Emma Bigattini, Courtney Peissard
Summary: Emma Bigattini started the scoring early on with a fine shot to the bottom corner, Courtney P followed this up with a rocket from 20 yards out which eluded the Kamloops keeper as well. The D line were able to hold back the strong effort by Kamloops. At one end a strong last man tackle saw Krystal Hayes both save a break away attempt by Kamloops and then turn around to set up the final and winning goal by Morgan Asling.
3 Stars - Devon Nagy
2 Stars - Emma Bigattini
1 Star - Krystal Hayes-strong defensive play
Game 2: KU-2 vs Kamloops 2 (6-0)
Goals: Courtney Peissard 3 goals, Kendra McCormick, Emma Bigattini, Tasia Chuhaniuk(Lake Country)
Summary: Kelowna controlled this game from the start. A very strong offensive game was had by Kelowna who dominated through midfield and forward. Courtney P put on a show with a hat trick with all 3 goals being developed well through the middle of the field. Kendra McCormick put in the final talley with a lovely ball in the top corner of the net. Emma Bigattini and Taisha B rounded out the goal scoring.
3 Stars - Morgan Asling
2 Stars - Courtney Donaldson
1 Star - Courtney Peissard
KU Girls U11 Team 3
Game 1: KU-3 vs Vernon 1 (0-1)
Summary: 1 to nil in a hard fought defensive game. Vernon scored with less than three minutes to play in the game to pull out the victory.
3 Stars - Annabella Feeny- Played a solid defensive game.
2 Stars - Antonia Weller
1 Star - Emilie Rogers (goalie) kept Kelowna in this game
Game 2: KU-3 vs Vernon 2 (2-0)
Goals: Angelina Ostrom (1) 2 goals
Summary: Scoring for United was Angelia Ostrom with both goals. Erin Thomas earned the shut out for Kelowna.
3 Stars -
2 Stars - Angelina Ostom
1 Star - Erin Thomas
KU Boys U11 Team 1
Game #1 KU-Vernon#1 2-2, goals by Kamen Wimbleton, Salem Clark
Kelowna United Team#1 mid field and defence initially had some difficulties moving the ball up to the forwards until late in the second half, when substitute some strong defensive play and skilled passing resulted with a quick turnaround in the game. There were two quick goals from the Kelowna strikers late in the second half, with Kamen Wimbelton tying the game with 2 minutes remaining. 1st star Kamen Wimbleton, 2nd star Salem Clark, 3rd star Quin Large
KU Boys U11 Team 2
Game #1 KU-Vernon#2 6-0
Kelowna United Team#2 continued to play well with strong support all around. Goals by Nicolas Banmen, Sem Kampman, Riley Folkins (2), and Salem Clark (2). The mid field controlled the game and moved the ball well. The whole team played smart and controlled the ball well at all times. The solid KU defense shut down any threat from the opponents and goalie Adam Dachwitz had his fifth shutout in a row!
1st star Dawson Komant, 2nd star Evan Kruiper 3rd star Alec Stewart
KU Boys U11 Team 3
Game #1 KU-Kamloops#2 8-0
Kelowna United Team#3 dominated the mid field and controlled the game, resulting with controlled possession at all times. A solid KU defense shut down any scoring opportunities and the fast and skilled forwards were a constant threat around the net. Goals by Grayson Mcmillan (hatrick!), Luke Almasy, Evan Scholes, Salem Clark, Mitch Morgan and Evan Callaghan 1st star Grayson Mcmillan, 2nd star Evan Callaghan , 3rd star Taylor Hudson
Game #2 KU-kamloops#3 5-2
Goals by Liam Gallagher (4 goals) and Mitch Morgan.
1st star Liam Gallagher
2nd star Evan Callaghan
3rd star Sem Kampman
KU Girls U12
results from Sunday May 9:
Kelowna 1 vs Vernon 1 (in Vernon) 4-1
Goals – Kate Johnson, Kaitlyn Kilmartin, Emily Miller, Steph McCann
Kelowna 2 vs Kamloops White (in Kelowna) 0-4
Kelowna 3 vs Vernon 2 (in Kelowna) 5-0
KU Boys U12 Impact
May 9 2010, 10:30 AM; Penticton; Game 1
KU-U12 Boys Impact vs Kamloops White 6-5 (2-2)
Goals: Nelson Denby (3), Opponent (20), Lloyd Larsen(26), Opponent (29), Opponent (31), Sam Hughes (36), Lloyd Larsen (45), Morgan Gonzales (49), Opponent (51), Opponent (52), Lloyd Larsen (60).
Summary: The Kelowna United U12 Boys Impact scored on the last play of the game to defeat Kamloops White 6-5. The Impact took the lead three times in a see-saw battle before Lloyd Larsen completed the hat-trick, scoring the game winner on the last play of the game.
3 Stars - Kealan Cangiano - helped generate numerous opportunities on the left wing.
2 Stars - Sam Hughes - Scored one goal and dominated the mid-field
1 Star - Nelson Denby - scored a goal and was strong defensively.
May 9, 2010, 12:00 PM; Penticton; Game 2
KU-U12 Boys Impact vs Penticton #2 1-3 (1-1)
Goals, Morgan Gonzales (12), Opponent (22), Opponent (37), Opponent (48)
Summary: Although dominating much of the first half, the Impact 's four game winning streak came to an end, losing 3-1 against a hot goal keeper and determined Penticton team. Morgan Gonzales scored the Impact's lone goal.
3 Stars -
2 Stars -
1 Star - Sam Hughes - Impact's hardest working player.
KU Boys U12 Team 1
Team 1 vs Shuswap 1 2 - 0 (1-0)
1st half
Corbin Beauchemin: 1 goal
In the first half, Kelowna United played a solid game. The teams were evenly matched with the ball travelling back and forth across the field. Keeper Noah Trites had a shut-out, making many saves. Defender Peter Warshawski had a stellar game, clearing the ball out of Kelowna’s end time after time.
2nd half
Jeremy MacKay: 1 goal
The defence was again solid, helping Austin White get his own shut-out. The teams were getting a little more aggressive with each other and the ref had to remind the players to keep the elbows down. Jeremy MacKay scored for Kelowna, making it a 2-0 nothing game.
KU Boys U12 B
Kelowna United U12 B boys earned a split this weekend in Penticton. After a slow start Scott Rutter scored from an assist by Nick Braidwood to open the scoring in the first half. After 2 Penticton goals Liam McDonald tied things up, and with only 5 minutes remaining scored again to secure the win for Kelowna for a 3-2 finish. !st star - Liam McDonald, 2nd star - Blaise Beauchemin, 3d star- Sasha Josipovic
In their second game against Kamloops, KU’s efforts were hindered and despite their undaunted efforts the final score was 7-4 for Kamloops. Sasha Josipovic was 1st star scoring 2 goals for KU, Jack Lawson was named 2nd star and 3d star was Scott Rutter.
KU Girls U13 B1
Date: 9/5/10
KU- Shuswap 0-1
1st Half;
Kelowna United U13 Girls B1 team played a very strong game against the Shuswap team in the first half and with only a couple of chances at each end the first half score was 0-0
2nd Half;
In the second half Kelowna United had 80% of the play and had a couple of great opportunities but could not find the net. Unfortunately with only about 7 minutes to go Shuswap took advantage of the one opportunity that they had and scored a lovely goal. Kelowna tried valiantly to even the score but the final score was 1-0 for Shuswap.
KU Girls U13 B2
May 9 2010
Penticton v KU 1-0
Kelowna United played a hard fought game against Penticton who won the game on a Penalty shot halfway through the first half. The KU team pushed forward in the second half but was challenged with having 1 sub to draw from and fatigue in the end was what kept the team from equalizing.
KU Boys U13 B
KU- Kamloops 3 - 1
May 9th, at the Sahali Secondary School in Kamloops, KU U13B boys played extremely well and overtook Kamloops 3-1. Max Morgan is credited with the hat-trick of goals all scored on free kicks. KU boys played one of their best games of the season with solid defense and aggressive mid fielding to keep the game in the Kamloops end. Kamloops was able to score early in the game off a sloppy corner kick however, keeper Bailey Larusson, stopped the numerous attacks on our net for the duration of the game. Mitch MacDonald, Callum Reid and Christian Holzhey also had good games. It felt like the turning point of the season as the boys worked hard for the much needed and well deserved win. The overall season thus far, including exhibition and tournament games sits at 4-2-6, each of the losses were a with a one goal deficit. Good Work boys.
KU Boys U14 B
KU Boys U14 B - Kamloops 4-4 (2-3)
Goals scorers (KU), Dylan Wagner x 3, Nick Morel
The game started with Kamloops benefiting from the wind at their backs. When the dust had settled after the initial Kamloops bombardment, the score showed 3-0, even though Kelowna goalie Curtis Bailey had came up with a couple of strong saves. In reply to this, the coaching staff made some changes which turned the game strongly in favor of Kelowna United. Ken Hagen and Liam Sweeney pressured the Kamloops defence over and over again and KU took over the majority of the possession. Dylan Wagner found the net twice; and at half time, the score showed Kelowna United 2, Kamloops 3.
The second half was dominated by Kelowna, in terms of chances and possession. Kelowna hit the post, missed a few open opportunities and were kept out by a strong Kamloops goalkeeper, before Nick Morel hit home a free kick from just outside the box.
5 minutes before the final whistle, Kelowna took the lead for the first time after Dylan Wagner scored his third goal of the day after a superb through ball from the second half's dominating player, team captain Jonah Kipnis.
However, during the dying seconds of the game, Kamloops scored once again and the hard fought and entertaining game finished in a tie!
In summary, everyone on the Kelowna team fought hard and showed great morale coming back from a three goal deficit. Extra credit to hatrick man Dylan Wagner and Jonah Kipnis for his second half performance.
