Yellow Vipers win, 6-0

Jennifer Schultz poured in four goals Saturday to lead the Yellow

Vipers to a 6-0 victory over the Poison Ivy in an AYSO Girls’ Under-10

Division match.

Justina Ibach and Makenna Henry also added goals, while Marissa

Schultz posted the shutout as goalkeeper.

Marina Erickson controlled the midfield area, and Elizabeth Unterbrink

also turned out a strong game defensively.

Poison Ivy was led by Holly Wisdom and McKenzie Dillon.

In other Girls’ Under-10 Division matches:

Red Hot Chili Peppers 3, Tiger Sharks 2

Brooke Hitchcock scored two goals to lead the Red Hot Chili Peppers to

victory.

Alene Bitar scored one goal, and goalkeeper Shelby Fischer made

several key saves to preserve the win.

Kristen Nakatani’s play at fullback led the Peppers defensively.

Andrea Ecker scored two goals, Shayla Sharp played the midfield, and

Aaroni Amulmoli anchored the defense for the Tiger Sharks.

GIRLS’ CLUB DIVISION

Pier Pressure 1, Pacific 0

For the second consecutive week, Kelly Hyder scored the only goal to

lead the South Coast Pier Pressure at Edison High.

Dana Clarke recorded her third consecutive shutout in goal, getting

help from defenders Lauren Ardis, Erin Benton and Alex Dunn.

The victory puts Pier Pressure at 3-2-3 for the season.

REGION 56

GIRLS’ UNDER-10 DIVISION

Wave Runners 6, Tsunami Surfer Chicks 0

Kelly O’Leary scored two goals and goalie Nicole Goodman recorded the

shutout as the Wave Runners blanked a short-handed Tsunami Surfer Chicks

squad on a rain-soaked field at Peterson School.

O’Leary scored both of her goals in the opening period, and Rachel

Pasternak added another score for a 3-0 first-quarter lead. Goals by

Patty Keleher and Ashley Brown gave the Wave Runners a 5-0 halftime lead.

A steal by Amy Rogers in the second half set up an Alexa Enlow score

for a 6-0 lead.

BOYS’ UNDER-14 DIVISION

Silver Studs 6, United 5

Striker Tamino Tran knocked in five goals as the Silver Studs out of

Region 56 edged a strong Region 55 United squad.

Tran’s early hat trick pushed the Silver Studs into a 3-2

second-quarter lead, but United came up with a strong rally to score

twice to forge a 4-3 advantage.

The game continued to seesaw in the second half before Tran’s fourth

goal evened the score at a tie at 4, and Joe McGarry scored on a penalty

kick to give back the lead the Silver Studs, 5-4. A penalty kick allowed

United to tie the game again, but Tran’s final score of the day provided

the Silver Studs with their winning margin.