Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/17/13, PWS vs Cony

The PW Sugg Greyhounds earned their third victory this season in an  
active bout with the visiting Cony Rams with a final score of 5-1.
 
The 'Hounds took control of the midfield from the beginning of the  
game and from there initiated repeated attacks resulting in 14 shots  
on the Cony Keeper with the first to hit the back of the net 16  
minutes into the game off of the foot of Striker Jonah Sautter (15)  
who would then send in a PK for one more point before the end of the  
half. 5 minutes into the start of the second half, Cony's Nate Ladd  
(16) snuck the Rams only goal past 'Hound Keeper Levi Levesque (1) and  
denied a shutout. Lisbon then responded with 3 more goals to clinch  
the win, all of them with exceptional passing between 'Hounds like  
Noah Austin (8) and Glenn Hill (7) who connected with Sautter who was  
the finisher that put the ball past Cony's Goalie each time.
 
The [3-6] Greyhounds' next game will be away with their sole  
opportunity against Monmouth's Mustangs, Thursday, October 24.
 
—Coach Reeves

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/08/13, PWS vs Gardiner‏

PW Sugg's Greyhounds lost to Gardiner's Falcons in a riveting home  
field match ending at 2-4.
 
Falcons dominated the first half setting the tone early with player  
Burke scoring 3 minutes into the game and followed up by  2 more goals  
from Bointer of Gardiner. The half ended without a single Greyhound  
goal however when they returned after the break it was the 'Hounds who  
would dominate the field. Striker Jonah Sautter (15) quickly found the  
back of the net in the first minute of play in the second half. As  
play continued deep in Falcon territory, an excellent corner kick from  
Right Wing Capt. Dylan George (5) found the foot of Left Wing Noah  
Austin (8) who nimbly put the ball in the net just 4 minutes later.  
Gardiner responded with another goal of their own again from Bointer  
with Sautter attempting to return the favor with a PK that was saved  
by the Falcon Goalie.
 
The [2-5] Greyhounds will next face the Hall-Dale Bulldogs in a home  
field rematch on Thursday, October 10.

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/03/13, PWS vs Richmond‏

In a high energy struggle for dominance that had both teams working  
from beginning to end, the PWS Greyhounds ended with a 0-2 score  
against the visiting Richmond team. The Greyhounds displayed dramatic  
improvement in skill and determination since their last face off but  
only Richmond holding the team scoreless in the first half. 

Greyhounds posed an almost impenetrable defense with fullbacks like Reece Rustad  
(14) and Elijah Spiro (17) breaking numerous attacks and Keeper Levi  
Levesque (1) denying many excellent shots on goal. Richmond wouldn't  
find the back of the net until 14 minutes into the second half of the  
game off of the foot of Nate Kendrick (7) and then Zack Small (28)  
putting another goal in 5 minutes later for the Richmond victory.
 
The [2-4] Greyhounds next match will be a home game on Tuesday,  
October 8 against Gardiner.

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 09/30/13, PWS vs Winthrop‏

On September 30th of 2013 Lisbon Greyhounds sustained their second win in a row defeating Winthrop 6 x 0 at home.

Hounds dominated the entire game. The game was played mostly on Winthrop's side of the field and Lisbon fired the goal over twenty five times.

Defense did a great job stopping the opponent that Goalie Levi Lavesque ouched the ball once the entire game. Center fullback Reece Rustad led the defense to a shutout, helped by left fullback Elijah Spiro and right fullback Jacob George. 

 

Offense line was on fire. They created several opportunities of attack and put the ball in the net six times, three on the first half and three on the second. Left Fullback Noah scored three goals, one of them being straight from a corner kick to the net. Striker Jonah Sautter played very aggressively, shot in goal twelve times and scored three goals, two  in the firs half and one in the second half.

The (2-3) Greyhounds next match will be on Thursday, October 3rd receiving Richmond at home.

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 09/26/13, PWS vs Oak Hill

Lisbon's Greyhounds tasted their first victory of the season upon  
solidly defeating Oak Hills' Raiders 5-3 in a thrilling battle away on  
a cool dry field.
 
Sugg brought high intensity action dominating play and making over 20  
shots on goal and Striker (15) Jonah Sautter being the first to fire  
one past the Raider goalie. Oak Hill's  Cohen Donnell (46) responded  
with a goal but the half time whistle would not sound before Lisbon's  
Left Wing Noah Austin (8) would again break the tie. Raiders returned  
from the break fired up with Nate Ashton (51) scoring, only to be  
doused by another shot by Sautter into the net. Oak Hill's final goal  
was made by Travis Nadeau (57). 'Hound Offenders dominated the field  
with DJ Douglas and Glenn Hill making excellent use of the breadth of  
the field and allowing Sautter yet 2 more goals to secure the win.
 
The [1-3] Greyhounds next match will be their first home game, Monday,  
September 30 against Winthrop.

—Coach Reeves

The Lady PWS Greyhounds [1-2] get their first victory against Hall-Dale.

Carly Drischler scored two goals against Hall-Dale to drive the Greyhounds 

past the Bulldogs. Drischler got her first goal only minutes before the 

end of 

the first half off an assist from Kiley Merritt after Merritt anticipated 

a 

Hall-Dale throw in. Scoring eleven minutes into the second half, Drischler 

scored her 

second goal off an assist from Merritt again. Zoe Feehan and Anna Willey 

played 

fierce defense for the Greyhounds, not allowing the ball near the PWS net. 

PWS will play their next game at Oak Hill on September 26th. 
-Coach Weymouth 
 
 

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 09/24/13, PWS vs Hall Dale‏

The PWS Greyhounds suffered their 3rd straight loss resulting from a  
brutal bout on a cool Hall-Dale Bulldogs field with the score ending  
at 2-7
 
The Bulldog offense set the tone of the 1st half scoring in the 1st  
minute of play with a chip shot lofted just out of Keeper (1) Levi  
Levesque's hands. The onslaught of shots continued with 5 more hitting  
the back of the net while Lisbon only responded once of the foot of  
Capt Dylan George (5) and ending the half 1-6.
 
A much more determined Greyhound team stepped onto the field for the  
2nd half. Halfbacks like Ben LeClair (10) limited opponent shots on  
goal by breaking off attacks midfield. Lisbon was the 1st to score in  
the 2nd half with Left Wing Noah Austin (8) feeding Striker Jonah  
Sautter (15) for an excellent goal from the PK area. Hall-Dale would  
sneak 1 more goal in with just over a minute left in the game.
 
The Greyhounds next face Oak Hill away on Thursday, September 26.
 
—Coach Reeves

The PWS girl's soccer team loses a tough battle to Maranacook to fall to [0-2].

At the end of the first half of physical play, Maranacook

led by only one goal due to the Greyhounds maintainin

 control of the midfield and possessing the ball.

 Carly Dischler came close to tying it up on a direct 

kick for PWS, but the Black Bears were able to make the 

stop before the half. Siara Martin had an amazing 

colliding save in the second half to prevent a goal with

the help of Sydney Douglass and Giana Russo.

Amanda Storman, Emma Houle, and Kiley Merritt were 

aggressive on offense, but unable to get by the Black 

Bear’s defense to find the net.

 
The Greyhounds will be at Hall-Dale on Tuesday, 

September 24th.

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 09/19/13, PWS vs Maranacook‏

The PWS Greyhounds' record slipped to [0-2] after a 1-3 score on a  
Maranacook Black Bear's field.
 
The first would-be goal of the game was beautifully placed by a Noah  
Austin to Jonah Sautter indirect kick combination only to be denied by  
officials citing not enough ball rotation on first touch. The Black  
Bears were able to get one past newcomer Goalie Levi Levesque but the  
half would not end until the 'Hounds responded with Nick Austin  
blasting one in high and left from just inside the 18 with Captain  
Dylan George assisting. Elijah Spiro and Reece Rustad presented a  
fierce defense but Maranacook still managed 2 more goals for the win.
 
The Greyhounds next game will be away at Hall-Dale on Tuesday,  
September 24.
 
—Coach Reeves

PWS Boys soccer Sep 17th‏

On September 17th of 2013 Lisbon Middle School boys played against Richmond  on their turf and lost 7-0.

Lisbon's defense line played valiantly to keep the skillful Richmond's offensive players form scoring more goals. Center fullback Reece Rustad and left fullback Elijah Spiro led the defense and goalie Levi Lavesque saved a penalty kick. 

Left forward Noah Austin played an excellent first half carrying the ball down to offense and making good passes and crosses. Striker Jonah Sautter almost scored Lisbon's first goal of the season firing from outside the eighteen, but the goalie said no.

Lisbon Greyhounds have two days to get ready to face Maranacook on their field on September 19th, at 4:00pm.

Coach Juliani

Lisbon Middle School softball score

Lisbon- 7

Monmouth- 3

Lisbon Phillip W Sugg Middle School hosted Monmouth Middle School in a battle on the diamond.   Both teams fought hard on offense and defense.  On offense  Lisbon had 34 at bats with 5 hits 10 walks and 1 strike out. Shelby Plourde had a stand up triple scoring Kayln Le for the first run of the game.  On defense  the outfield and infield worked well together.  Left fielder Britany Normand sprinted to catch a fly ball as she ran into the fence, and Ali Sult tracked a high hit ball into center field catching  the ball cleanly. Chandler Riordan at third base and Kaylin Le at second base fielded several balls throwing out runners at first.  First baseman Kipri Steele had a few unassisted outs at first.  T Alyssa Hall pitched the first 4 innings with 6 walks, 1 hit batter, and 7 strike outs.  Shelby Plourde pitched the last three innings with 3 walks and 5 strike outs. 

Lisbon PWS softball score‏

Lisbon Phillip W Sugg middle school (2-1) won their second game of the season at home against Tripp Middle School.  The lady greys came out with a strong defense. Pitcher Alyssa Hall started the game with two strike outs and a caught pop fly. In the second inning Chandler Riordan had a double play from right field,  she ran in for the ball caught it then threw a runner out at second.  The defense turned another double play in the 5^th inning.  Pitcher Kipri Steele caught a ball and threw out the lead runner at third for the double play.  Offensively the lady greys were up to bat 36 times with 7 hits and  18 stolen bases. Shelby Plourde hit a triple, Ali Sult hit a double. 

 The team heads to Winthrop on Tuesday April 30.

Lisbon PWS middle school softball score‏

Lisbon (visitors)- 5

Richmond(home) 6

Lisbon softball traveled to Richmond for the second game of the season.  Lisbon had 33 at bats with 11 hits two of those hits were doubles by Ali Sult and Shelby Plourde.  The team had some aggressive base running by, Kaylin Le, Jasmin Le, Shelby Plourde, Ali Sult , and  Chandler Riordan. Defensively,  Plourde started  on the mound for three innings  with 7 walks and 4 strike outs. Alyssa Hall relieved Plourde, striking out 10 and walking 2.  From center field Ali Sult had a long throw out at third, while catcher Jasmin Le made a fake throw to second, on a first and third play, Britany Normand received the ball and threw the runner out at home.   Even though Lisbon came up short with runs, they continue to put in good effort and determination.

Thanks

Coach Kim Plourde

Difference Between Ravens Fans vs 49er Fans

Submitted by: "Ole Pappy"

Phillip W.Sugg Middle School Cross Country

Phillip W.Sugg Middle School Cross Country runners ran their final race as a team at the Winthrop invitational meet on October 25, 2012. there were 77 female runners to start the race. Kaylin Le ran an excellent race placing 6th out of the 74 female runners. This is Kaylins last year with the middle school xc team as she will move up to Lisbon High School next season. She will make a great addition to the team. Emily Chase ended her season with incredible determination for herself and the team. Soon after the girls race ended, the 64 boys began their final race as a team for the season. Josiah Kenney is home schooled taking a class at the middle school, and running his first year with the Middle School cross country team as a 6th grader. He ran a great race placing 5th out of the 64 male runners. Michael Schlotterbeck ran a very persistent and strong race placing 7th out of the 64 runners. Michael will be moving on to the high school team next year as a great addition. Kyle Provencal and Mitchell Porter running as 7th graders ran with great enthusiasm as individuals and determination for their team. They both have another great ahead of them with the team. Silas Crosby has shown incredible sportsmanship through this season and ending his season with an excellent race. Geoffrey Shamburger and Jacob Brooks joined the team as 6th graders and made excellent additions to the team. They both ran a great last race for the season achieving their goals for the season. Each and every member of the Middle School team should be very proud of their cross country season as individuals and as a team!

Middle School Girls Soccer Results & Pictures, 10/25/12, PWS vs St. Mike's‏

On October 25^th of 2012 Lisbon Middle School Girls Soccer won their last game in the season defeating St. Mike’s 5x0 on their turf and remained undefeated five games in a row.

The game was played mostly on St. Mike’s side of the field, but Hound’s defense knew how to stop the few attacks from the rival. Sweeper Sydney Douglass and Stopper Sarah Daigle played solidly to stop the skillful and versatile player number eight from the Saints, and rookies Zoe Feehan and Emily McIntosh also played very well and helped the defense to keep the shutout. The Greyhounds dominated the midfield. They stole many balls and made very good passes to our forwards, including Left Midfielders Jasmin Le and Anna Willey, Right Mid Emma Houle and Center Mid Chandler Riordan.

 

Hound’s offense line played a remarkable game. They showed great individual talent and effective teamwork to score five beautiful goals and end the season with a cherry on top. The first one came in the first half when Right Wing Conchita Thomas cut inside the defender with her right foot and shot with her left from the eighteen and put the ball in the far post. Left Wing Hope Morse scored two goals, the first by dribbling past two defenders and crossing the ball from the left in the far post, and the second by finishing a nice assist from the right made by Conchita Thomas. The fourth goal of the game happened when Center Forward Kelsea Benner received a great assist from Hope Morse at the penalty mark and kicked it in the goal, and the last when Right Mid Emma Houle carried the ball from the middle up to the end line and crossed it to Kipri Steele, who put it in the net kicking the ball between the goalie’s legs.

Lisbon Middle School Girls finished their season showing great improvement and with a final record of

6-4-2.

Coach Juliani

Lisbon High School Field Hockey‏

The Lisbon High School Lady Greyhound Field Hockey team took the Class C Western Maine Championship on Tuesday, October 23rd.  The girls played North Yarmouth Academy in a nail biting game, but came out on top winning 1 - 0 to bring the title to Lisbon High School after all these years.  Congratulations Girls and take it all the way to the states.  Anyone interested in supporting their town and these girls can catch the final game on Saturday, October 27th at UMO in Orono.  Let's go Greyhounds!!! 

Submitted by: Kathi Yergin

Middle School Girls Soccer Results, 10/22/12, PWS vs Monmouth‏

On October 22^nd of 2012 Lisbon Middle School Girls Soccer tied 0x0 with Monmouth on their turf and remained undefeated four games in a row.

The fast and skillful Monmouth forwards tried over and over again to break the Hound’s defense but found a solid wall that kept them from scoring. Stopper Ciera Miller and Sweeper Sydney Douglass kicked several balls away from our defense and Left Fullback (1^st half) Hope Morse and Right Fullback Emma Houle stopped every game coming from the sides. Goalie Ali Sult also blocked many shots. Captain Chandler Riordan played aggressively booting many balls from the middle and from our defense. Right Mid Amanda Storman fought to disarm the opponent in the middle and Left Mid Jasmin Le gave her best trying to connect the game with the forwards.

 Hound’s forwards tried hard to create goal situations but every attempt was stopped by the Mustang’s defense. They dribbled past the opponent, they passed the ball, they shot on goal, but they could not break the rival’s solid defense. The most clear opportunity at a goal Lisbon had was an individual play by Conchita Thomas who took the ball from the middle, dribbled past four players and gave an assist to Left Forward Hope Morse who was very well positioned and almost put it in the net.

Lisbon Middle School Girls’ last game of the season is on October 25^th, visiting St. Mike’s

Coach Juliani

Middle School Boys Soccer Results, 10/22/12, PWS vs Monmouth‏

The PWS Greyhounds held their heads high after being edged out in a  
2-3 tooth and nail bout with the Monmouth Mustangs. As both teams  
stepped onto the field confident of their own talents, it was Mustang  
Hunter Richardson who first put the ball in the goal after a hard  
fought 15 minutes of game time. Lisbon's Left Wing Jonah Sautter  
responded just a minute and a half later assisted by 'Hound Captain  
Brad Boulet to tie it up and then with only 9 seconds left in the half  
Striker Ryley Austin booted one in assisted by Right Wing Dylan George  
to put the Greyhounds in the lead. The second half had even more  
action as both continued to fight for every bit of turf but Monmouth  
managed to find the net twice to regain the lead for the win. 

The  [3-6-2] Greyhounds play their final game away against St. Mike's on  
Thursday, October 25.

PWS Cross Country‏

On October 18, 2012 Lisbon's Middle School cross country  attended the League Invitational meet at Cony.  It turned out to be a great afternoon for the girls and the boys teams.  Kailyn Le  ran a great race placing her in the top twelve with 4th place  out of 66 runners.  Bailey Eveson finished strong coming 24th out of the 66 runners.  Emily Chase ran a great race  while achieving her personal best time for the season.  Lisbon's boys team placed 3rd out of 7 teams at Cony's League invitationals!  Geoffrey Shambarger finished his race with determination and achieving his personal best for the season.  Jacob Brooks ran a strong race with perseverance.  Mitchell Porter finished the race with an incredible kick at the end to close the gap with the boy in front of him.  Silas Crosby was able to achieve his personal best time for this season. Kyle Provencal finished the race neck and neck with a runner from Cony as Kyle pulled just head of the Cony runner at the finish line!  Finishing in the top twelve out of 77 and receiving a 7th place ribbon was Michael Schlotterbeck and receiving a 5th place ribbon was Josiah Kenney. Congratulations to all ten of the Lisbon runners for running with determination and persistence!

 

Teresa Kenney