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KU Girls U11
Team (KU U11 Girls Team #1),
Game 1: KU- Kamloops (2-2)
Goals, Sarah Dewar (2)
Summary: A tight game with little offensive opportunities at both ends of the field. When the opportunities did present themselves, both teams capitalized on their chances.
Team (KU U11 Girls Team #1),
Game 2: KU- Kamloops #1 (0-1)
Goals, none
Summary: A chess match of a game with strong defensive play at both ends. A rare mistake from the Kelowna defense proved costly as the late game goal gave Kamloops the victory.
Team (KU U11 Girls Team #2),
Game 1: KU-
Goals,
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Team (KU U11 Girls Team #2),
Game 2: KU-
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Team (KU U11 Girls Team #3),
Game 1: KU- Vernon #1 (5-2)
Goals, Tatum Tataryn(2), Mackenzie Barton(2), Makena Heinrich
Summary: Tatum Tataryn and Mackenzie Barton each scored (2) goals to help pace
Kelowna #3 past Vernon #1 by a score of 5-2. Makena Heinrich scored the
eventual game winner from a great cross from Erin Thomas.
Team (KU U11 Girls Team #3),
Game 2: KU- Vernon #2 (3-0)
Goals, Tatum Tataryn (2), Courtney Gunn
Summary: After only half an hour between games, Kelowna #3 kept the momentum going by beating Vernon #2, 3-0. Tatum Tataryn scored (2) goals again two help pace KU. Courtney Gunn added a single to help close out the scoring .Erin Thomas recorded the shutout for KU.
KU Boys U11
KU BU-11 Team #1
Game #1 KU BU11 team 1-Vernon#1 4-4 A pair of goals by Conner Sandrin and single goals by Kamen Wimbleton and Ben Lommer.
Kelowna had multiple chances,to put the game away however they just couln’t get the ball in the net and ran out of steam. Vernon, meanwhile put pressure on and a goal in the dying seconds of the game resulted in a tie.
1st star Conner Sandrin,
2nd star Nicolas Banneman,
3rd star Alexander Argatoff
Game #2 KU BU11 team 1-Kamloops#1 2-1 Single goals scored by Kamen Wimbleton and Nicolas Banmen.
1st star Alexander Argatoff,
2nd Star Quinn Large
3rd star Ben Lommer
KU BU-11 Team #2
Game #1 KU BU11 team 2- Kamloops#3 2-0
Goals Alec Stewart and Riley Folkins; Goalie Jamie Pavia. A lucky goal got the team going after 15 minutes of playing time. The opponent tested the defense and Kelowna’s excellent goalie quite a lot but the boys didn't break down. Midfield and forwards kept pressuring the opponent, resulting in a second goal. The boys had to fight for it and managed to end the game without goals against. 1st star Bryan Cresswell,
2nd star Jamie Pavia,
3rd star Alec Stewart.
Game #2 KU BU11 team 2- Kamloops# 2 5-0
Goals Alec Goals Sem Kampman (2), Alex Wilson (1), Riley Folkins (1), Salem Clark (1); Goalie Jamie Pavia. Solid defense plus excellent use of both wings was the key to success in the second game, great long passes and crosses led to many dangerous moments for the Kamloops net. The boys played very well within their position and the Kamloops team had trouble getting the ball to the Kelowna net..
1st star Sem Kampman,
2nd star Dawson Komant,
3rd star Evan Kruiper
KU BU-11 Team #3
Game #1 KUBU11 team 3 - Vernon#2 0-2
Kelowna United Team#3 struggled to find any momentum in both games and lost both games 2-0. This team suffered their first two losses of the season.
Game #2 KUBU11 team3 – Vernon #3 0-2
KU Girls U12
Team 1
Kelowna 1 vs Vernon 1 (7 – 0)
Kelowna scorers: Emily Miller (3), Madeleine Ertel (2), Grace Miller (1) Shola Fashanu (1)
Penticton 1 vs Kelowna 1 (0 – 8)
Team 2
Vernon 3 vs Kelowna 2 ( 0 -2)
Kelowna scorers: Steph McCann, Madison Kloss
Kelowna 2 vs Penticton 2 (5 -1)
Kelowna scorers: Madison Kloss (3), Steph McCann, Ashley Prehofer
Team 3
Penticton 1 vs Kelowna 3 (0 - 8)
Kelowna scorers: Kennedy Pesl (2), Kate Johnson, Jessica McIntyre, Paige Needham, Ashlyn Day, Ashley Prehofer, Kaitlyn Kilmartin
Kelowna 3 vs Vernon 1 (12 – 1)
Kelowna scorers: Kate Johnson(4), Kaitlyn Kilmartin(2), Jessica McIntyre(2) Ashlyn Day (2), Paige Needham, Caleigh Brown
KU Boys U12 Impact
June 6, 2010, 10:30 AM; Revelstoke; Game 1
KU-U12 Boys Impact vs Kamloops White, 2-1 (1-1)
Summary: Morgan Gonzales and Jayden McNulty each scored a goal to lead the Kelowna United U12 Boys Impact over Kamloops White, 2-1. Kamloops came close to tying the game but defender Colton Zarowny who had a strong game for Kelowna cleared the ball off the goal line to help preserve the victory for the Impact.
3 Stars - Jayden McNulty- Defender, midfielder and goal scorer.
2 Stars - Joe Small - Worked hard as a midfielder and defender.
1 Star - Colton Zarowny- Prevented game tying goal and consist defending.
June 6, 2010, 1 PM; Revelstoke; Game 2
KU-U12 Boys Impact vs Vernon#2, 3-3 (2-3)
Summary: The Kelowna United U12 Boys Impact team battled back to tie Vernon#2, 3-3. Although the Impact dominated much of the play, missing on several breakaways and hitting a couple of cross-bars, Kelowna had to settle for the tie. Goal keeper, Hunter McMorran preserved the tie for the Impact with a great save off a Vernon counter-attack. Jayden McNulty, Jake Kovatch and Ilan Michaeli scored for Kelowna.
3 Stars - Liam McHugh - had several scoring opportunities and generated a few others for KU.
2 Stars - Ilan Michaeli- made excellent passes forward and scored a goal.
1 Star - Hunter McMorran- great save to preserve the tie.
KU Boys U12 Team # 1
U12 Boys played in Revelstoke
Game 1 vs Shuswap
Kelowna 11 Shuswap 0
In the first half, Corbin Beauchemin scored two goals to start the game. Liam McDonald and Foster Warren played very well together, and Kealon Cangiano also played well. Noah Trites made some excellent saves. Peter King scored unassisted, followed by Corbin Beauchemin. Jeremy McKay added a goal, and TJ Snelling scored twice, making it 7-0 at the half.
The positions were switched around giving Logan D’Amato and Nelson Denby a chance to play forward. Noah Trites continued to make some great saves. Nelson Denby capitalized on his position, scoring twice. Foster Warren and Noah Ridgeway also added goals, making it 11-0 for Kelowna.
Three stars: Peter King, Nelson Denby, TJ Snelling
Game 2 vs Kamloops Orange
Kelowna 4 Kamloops 4
Kamloops came out strong putting lots of pressure on Kelowna. There was no score in the first 25 minutes of the game. Corbin Beauchemin made an amazing through ball to Jeremy McKay who opened the scoring, making 1-0 at the half. Peter King scored in the second half, off a corner kick from Jeremy McKay. Goal keeper Noah Trites assisted Corbin Beauchemin who added to the total, making it 3-0. Blaise Beauchemin made several great defensive plays, but Kamloops was able to score. Kamloops then added three more, making it 4-3 for them, all in the last fifteen minutes of the game. With 30 seconds left in the game, Foster Warren was able to deke past the Kamloops defenders, tying the game!
Three stars: Blaise Beauchemin, Foster Warren and Noah Trites
KU Girls U13
KU13 B2 girls team
Gold in the Kamloops Slurpee Cup tournament
Gold medal game vs Penticton 1-0
Goal scored by Lyndsay Pistawka
KU keeper, Breanna Berndsen, had a fabulous game. She kept the doors closed to give her team the chance to win the game
KU went 3 and 1 for the tournament
Game: KU Girls U13 B1 vs B2 June 6
B2 beat B1
score 1-0
Goal scored by Ashley Buat
Kelowna United Girls U13 B2 team vs Kamloops
Kelowna - 3
Kamloops - 2
Kelowna Goals: MJ Turner (1) and Meghan Irwin (2)
Fabulous save on a penalty shot by the goalie Breanna Berndsen kept the lead for Kelowna.
KU Boys U13
The KU U13B Boys played to a 1-1 tie against Vernon on the Marshall fields in Vernon. These two very well matched teams battled across the entire field for a very entertaining and intense however scoreless first half. Minutes into the second half Vernon beat Kelowna’s keeper, Dawson Colluney, taking the lead at one. Kelowna battled back trying to maintain composure and intensity. It was team captain, Ben Harding, who fought through the Vernon defensive line and scored to tie the game at one apiece. Along with Harding, Gage Sayles, Kyle Taylor, Jessie Manlove, and Ryan Killingsworth all had great performances however the team could not close again to take the lead despite several opportunities. Kelowna’s defensive line, along with Colluney, were also strong to hold back the aggressive Vernon team.
KU Boys U14 B
Kelowna United 3 Shuswap 2 (1-0)
Sweeney (22), Shuswap OG (44), Croteau (52)
Kelowna United kick started their season with a convincing win over rivals Shuswap. On the familiar home field of the MissionTurf, Kelowna largely dominated, and in contrast to previous weeks, this time they got what they deserved.
Kelowna took control of the game from the beginning with Wagner and Croteau testing the Shuswap goalkeeper early on. The breakthrough finally came on 22 minutes when some intricate passing on the right hand side led to a perfectly weighted pass to Sweeney who smashed the ball home.
The home team continued to assert control over the game and some good work on the left hand side led to an impossible ball being played into the box, and with Wagner in hot pursuit, the Shuswap defender had no choice but to head past his own keeper! In spite of the setback, Shuswap came back into the game shortly after with a nice headed goal from a front post corner. However, this goal only served to further inspire Kelowna who soon restored the 2 goal lead thanks to some good close finishing from Croteau.
Shuswap managed to score again with a break away goal, but Kelowna held on to secure a much deserved first league win of the season.
Match ratings:
Ewanchyna *** Excellent defending against dangerous opposition
Maclean** Solid performance at right back
Sweeney* Excellent goal and good work in attack
KU Girls U16 Team #2
Opponent: Kamloops Blaze U16
Game Played: McArthur Island Kamloops
Score: Kelowna 4 - Kamloops 2
Game Details: Kamloops got off to a quick start with a goal high over the head of Kelowna keeper Brittany Nenasheff. Kelowna was quick to respond with a quick rush up the field where Katie Capozzi crossed the ball from the corner in the Kamloops end to Kelsey Reid who got a shot off that beat the Kamloops keeper on her far side. Kelowna quickly got the go ahead on a great shot from Paige Conlin-Mouat high over the head of the Kamloops goalie. Stephanie Schaupmeyer assisted on this goal being about the 5th Kelowna player to touch the ball prior to the shot. Kamloops again tied the game minutes before the end of the first half. The second half of the game was all Kelowna. The Kamloops team were barely able to get the ball from their own end as the Kelowna team played a great aggressive half. Kelowna got the go ahead goal on a Penalty Kick that was taken by Paige Conlin-Mouat. The Kamloops keeper made a valiant attempt to stop the shot but was just a little short on her right side. The insurance marker came with about 5 minutes left in the game on a lobbed shot from Karly Stromquist that caught the Kamloops keeper hugging the right side of her goal post.
Kelowna's defenders played a strong second half with the mid fielders working extremely hard to support them. Kelownas keeper made some great saves in the first half of the game to keep the team close going into a strong second half.
First Star - Paige Conlin-Mouat
Second Star - Kelsey Reid
KU Boys 16B (15A)
Sunday June 6th
KU #1 vs. KU #2 (U15A) - Tie 2 - 2
Goals KU - Dhaamin Clarke (1), Jesse Nanci (1)
Opponent – unknown
Summary: Kelowna United #2 (15A) boys squared off against their in-town rivals KU #1 16B in TOYSA U16B league play. Team #2 U15A boys came out strong with some excellent ball control creating some early chances. Team #2 scored first when Dhaamin Clarke headed home a loose ball. Team #1 countered with a goal of their own to tie the game at 1-1. Then late in the half, Jesse Nanci on a free kick placed a beautiful shot into the top right corner of the net. The second half saw Team #1 have more control and chances. Ayden Basher held his team lead with some great saves. With about 10 left Team #2 was able to tie the game up on a header from a corner kick. Both teams play well, with game ending in a 2-2 draw.
3rd Star - Alex De Foy – High intensity on outside mid
2nd Star – Dhaamin Clarke (1) goal, goal play on forward
1st Star – Jesse Nanci – Strong play in the middle, 1 goal
