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Parker loses, Milton advances in girls soccer

Kenosha Bradford High School’s girls soccer team showed Janesville Parker why it is the No. 1 seed in the Division 1 Bradford Sectional.

The Red Devils rolled to 5-0 victory over the Vikings in a regional final Saturday at Ameche Field at Kenosha Bradford.

“We had the ball in their end a few times, but we couldn’t find the net,” Parker coach Amy Wargowsky said. “They have an established program, and they always seem to find the open person.’’

Bradford (17-4-1), ranked sixth in the final Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association poll, will hosts Milton (15-3-2) in a sectional semfinal Thursday at Ameche Field. Parker finished 8-13-2 overall.

The Red Devils’ coach is Janesville Craig graduate Tonya (Perkins) Wojcieowicz.

BRADFORD 5, PARKER 0

Janesville Parker 0 0—0

Kenosha Bradford 4 1—5

First Half

KB—Andre Bowhall (Rachel Wenberg), 2:19. KB—Alissa Scalzo (Stephanie Barsuli), 5:09. KB—Jessica Davison (unassisted), 10:41. KB—Scalzo, 20:19.

Second Half

KB—Wenberg (unassised), 56:09.

Saves—Sam Anacker (JP) 9, Bradford 5.

n Milton 3, Park 0—Junior Amber Davis scored two goals against Racine Park to send the Red Hawks to a sectional semifinal meeting with top-seeded Kenosha Bradford on Thursday.

“Amber had one of her best games all year,” Milton coach Bobby Nichols said. “She made two shots, and they both were cannons.’’

Davis gave Milton a 1-0 lead with an assist from Jenna DeRosier at 2:52 of the first half. Davis put Milton up 2-0 at 56:24 of the second half with an assist from Val Arnold. Sara Spaulding’s penalty kick at 62:46 capped the Milton victory.

“Amber started slowly, but she worked out of it and is scoring big goals,” Nichols said. “Our whole offense has stepped up.’’

Milton (15-3-2) lost to Bradford, ranked No. 6 in the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association poll, in a sectional final last season.

MILTON 3, PARK 0

Milton 1 2—3

Racine Park 0 0—0

First Half

M—Amber Davis (Jenna DeRosier), 2:52.

Second Half

M—Davis (Val Arnold), 56:24. M—Sara Spaulding (penalty kick), 62:46.

Saves—Sloane Hecimovich (M) 3, Rachel Sryan (RP) 4.

n Badger 3, Case 1—Melissa Toledo had an outstanding game in goal and No. 6-seeded Lake Geneva Badger (20-4-1) topped No. 3 seeded Racine Case to advance to the sectional semifinal against Kenosha Tremper at Ameche Field on Thursday.

“The No. 1 reason we won was because of (Toledo),” Badger coach Ramon Reyes said. “She kept it clean in the back.’’

Justine Hovden scored two goals and an assist to lift Badger to its tenth straight victory.

BADGER 3, CASE 1

Lake Geneva Badger 2 1—3

Racine Case 1 0—0

First Half

LGB—Justine Holten (unassisted). LGB—Angelina Delgato (Holten). RC—

Second Half

LGB—Holten (Amanda Bartz).

Division 2

n Pewaukee 2, Delavan-Darien 1—Sam Monahan scored on a penalty kick at the 83-minute mark in overtime to give Pewaukee a Division 2 regional final victory over Delavan-Darien’s Southern Lakes co-champions at Waukesha South.

Monahan also scored at the 8-minute mark to give Pewaukee a 1-0 halftime lead, but third-seeded Delavan-Darien tied it on Courtney Flood’s 20-yard unassisted goal at the 48-minute mark.

“They’ve got fast kids and play a ball-control game, but our kids played well,’’ Delavan-Darien coach Bruce Mowery said of the second-seeded Pirates.

“We were bucking a strong wind in the first half. I said, ‘If we can get out of the first half down no more than 1-0, we’ll have the wind to our back and have a chance.’

“We got that done and had a number of opportunties in the second half, but they’re a good team.’’

The Pirates move on to the Pewaukee Sectional and play top-seeded Waukesha Memorial in Thursday’s semifinals. Memorial advanced with a 10-1 win over Walworth Big Foot/Williams Bay in Saturday’s first game at Waukesha South.

Delavan-Darien, which shared the Southern Lakes title with Lake Geneva Badger, finished 18-6, led by Flood’s 26 goals.

PEWAUKEE 2, DELAVAN-DARIEN 1 (OT)

Delavan-Darien 0 1 0—1

Pewaukee 1 0 1—2

First Half

P—Sam Monahan (unassisted), 8:00.

Second Half

DD—Courtney Flood (unassisted), 48:00.

Overtime

P—Monahan (penalty kick), 83:00.

Saves—Mallory Epping (DD) 8, Pewaukee 6.

n Edgewood 4, Evansville 0—Madison Edgewood scored three-first half goals and dominated visiting Evansville the rest of the way for a Division 2 regional final win.

The Crusaders play McFarland, a 2-1 winner over Monroe, in Thursday’s semifinals of the Mount Horeb Sectional.

EDGEWOOD 4, EVANSVILLE 0

Evansville 0 0—0

Madison Edgewood 3 1—4

First Half

ME—Kinderman (unassisted), :50. ME—Elfman (Kinderman), 2:11. ME—Turner (Becker), 4:28.

Second Half

ME—Turner (Kloppenburg), 59:18.

Saves—Hoverson (Ev) 5, Wacek (ME) 0, Starz (ME) 0.

Division 3

n Palmyra-Eagle 4, Mayville 0—Liz Madecky had a strong game in goal and the Panthers had four different players score to earn the regional final victory.

Palmyra-Eagle (8-9-3) plays at Hustisford in a Lake Mills sectional semifinal Thursday as it goes for a second straight state tournament berth.

PALMYRA-EAGLE 4, MAYVILLE 0

Palmyra-Eagle 1 3—4

Mayville 0 0—0

First half

P-E—Jill Sinkoff (Kelly Bolli), 11:19.

Second half

P-E—Saith Hoelzel (Kelsey Harbeck), 43:22. P-E—Bolli (Becky Pronschinske), 68:43. P-E—Pronschinske (unassisted), 72:00.

Saves—Liz Madecky (PE) 4, Liz Ellis (M) 8.