September 21, 2012
Soccer roundup: Wheeling Park girls defeat Charleston Catholic 4-1
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Caroline Dundervill got Class AA-A No. 5 Charleston Catholic off to a quick 1-0 lead with a goal in the third minute, but Class AAA No. 8 Wheeling Park scored four unanswered goals to pick up a 4-1 girls soccer win Friday night at Schoenbaum Stadium.

Meghan Horan, Ashley Grove, Carly Collins and Alyssa Sonnefeld each netted a goal for the Patriots (8-2-2). Devyn Nickerson made seven saves for Wheeling Park while Annie Crockett stopped three shots for the Fighting Irish (6-2-2).

Boys

  • CATHOLIC 2, WHEELING 0: Sam Revercomb and Joey Trupo each scored as Class AA-A No. 1 Charleston Catholic downed Class AAA Wheeling Park. Mitchel Thorsteinson earned the shutout in goal for the Fighting Irish (12-0).
  • Thursday's boys games

  • SC 1, WINFIELD 1: Noah Riley netted a goal off an assist from Kwesi Wilkinson for No. 9 South Charleston (7-3-1) while Hunter Moles turned in four saves. Connor Grant scored off a setup from Tyler Duty for the No. 3 Generals (9-1-1) and Bryce Boggs had three stops.
  • MIDLAND 3, RIVERSIDE 2: Calvin Ashworth's goal gave Cabell Midland a victory over the visiting Warriors. Brodie Wallace and Carter Sutton each tallied a goal to put the Knights on top 2-0 at halftime. Riverside responded with goals by Derik Chestnut and Dyland Chapman in the second half.
  • Thursday's girls games

  • HURRICANE 4, RIPLEY 0: Brittany Minor tallied twice to lead AAA No. 2 Hurricane past Ripley. Callie McClanahan added a goal and assist for the Redskins (11-0) while Josie Kroeger had a goal.
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