JASPER VS. SHOALS
SECTIONAL SEMI-FINAL GAME
@ Jasper
October 10, 2009

VARSITY          1     2      F
Jasper               5    6     11
Shoals               0     0     0

Jasper’s record:  13-4-1

Goals:  Juan Ramos, Adam Bradley(2), Tyler Huckelby, Dylan Robling, Kyle Keiser(2), Frank Mata, Eber Menjivar(3)

Assists: Matt Stemle, Julian Counts, Frank Mata(2), Joseph Fischer

Shutout: Joe Hedinger (30 min), Ben Mundy (30 min), Conner Braun (20 min)

Game Summary:

• Game was played in extremely sloppy conditions following Thursday and Fridays rain.
• Jasper scored three goals in the first 15 minutes, on shots from Ramos, and 2 from Bradley.
• Soon after the 3rd goal, Jasper began to rotate out the starters, in an attempt to conserve energy for the championship game.
• Tyler Huckelby and Robling added goals before half to give the Cats a 5-0 lead going into half.
• Keiser added 2 more in the second half, and Mata one.
• Menjivar scored his first career varsity goal, then added two more for his first career varsity hat-trick.
• With the 7th goal of the game, the 2009 team passed the 1999 team for most goals in school history.  The 1999 team had 78 goals in 20 games (3.9 gpg).  The 2009 team finished with 83 goals in 19 games (4.4 gpg).
• The Jasper defense recorded it’s 10th shutout of the season.

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JASPER VS. WASHINGTON
SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
@ Jasper
October 10, 2009

VARSITY          1     2      F
Jasper               0     0     0
Washington       1     0     1

Jasper’s record:  13-5-1

Game Summary:

• Game was moved to Jasper’s practice field, due to the sloppy condition of the game field.  Conditions on the practice field were ideal.  The field conditions were not a factor at all in the game.
• Very physical, well matched game.
• Jasper seemed to control the tempo through the first half.
• Washington was able to break through when a corner kick resulted in a foul inside the box.  Lance Davis converted the penalty kick to put Washington ahead 1-0.
• Jasper still continued to play well, and create opportunities for themselves.  A couple of shots just before half just missed, and the Hatchets took a 1-0 lead into half.
• Jasper came out strong in the 2nd half, putting pressure on Washington’s keeper.  But a few saves, a ball off of each post left the Cats feeling like they couldn’t catch a break.
• Jasper’s last good chance came on a long shot from Ryan Huckelby with just under 10 to play.  The shot carried over the keeper’s head, but rang off the crossbar.
• #10 Washington wins their 4th straight sectional.

               Kyle Kendall
               812.631.3000
kyle.kendall@kimball.com
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