THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1994, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Wednesday, September 28, 1994 TAG: 9409280591
SECTION: SPORTS PAGE: C3 EDITION: FINAL
TYPE: HIGH SCHOOL REPORT
SOURCE: STAFF REPORT
LENGTH: Long : 124 lines
The upstart Bayside field hockey team remained unbeaten Tuesday with a dominating 3-1 victory over First Colonial in Virginia Beach.
The Marlins improved to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in the Beach District. First Colonial dropped to 1-2 in district play, 2-2 overall.
First Colonial got on the board first, with Jamie Kollar sending in a loose ball in front of Bayside keeper Jen Walter with about 12:30 left in the first half.
But from there, it was all Bayside.
The Marlins tied the score two minutes after Kollar's goal when Dawn Bell nailed in a shot from deep in the scoring circle on a penalty corner situation. Kay Anderson started the play from the left side and Quan Nim stopped the feed for Bell's shot.
Bell made it 2-1 seven minutes into the second half when she took an inside pass from Nim and smashed it past Patriots keeper Ana Azizikhani.
Nim rounded out the scoring on a pass from Bell on a penalty corner feed from Anderson.
Bayside's speed was evident throughout the contest, as the Marlins built a 14-1 advantage in penalty corners.
``We have good speed and good passing,'' Nim said.
Bell took advantage of a Patriots defense that seemed early to key more on Nim.
``I think they probably were,'' Bell said. ``I felt like I was a little more open than usual.''
- LEE TOLLIVER
In other field hockey:
Cox 9, Salem 0: Kim Miller scored five goals and Kirsty Hale added two goals and three assists for the Falcons (6-0, 3-0 Beach). Catherine McCallum had two assists for Cox. Salem keeper Michelle Pritchard made 21 saves.
Kempsville 3, Kellam 0: Keeper Nicole Frey recorded the shutout for the Chiefs (2-1 Beach).
Green Run 3, Princess Anne 0: Jaycanna Day had five saves in her debut at goalie to give the Stallions (4-2-1) their second shutout. Jenna Stewart had a goal and an assist for Green Run.
Norfolk Academy 4, St. Gertrude 0: Jennifer Holbrook had two goals for Bulldogs (7-2, 3-2 LIS).
Catholic 1, Hampton Roads 0: Sam Newton scored for the Crusaders (2-3-1).
GOLF
Medalist Troy Cummings shot a 72 to lead Cox (13-1, 7-1 Beach District) past Kellam, 301-316, at Bow Creek. Ryan Roebuck was two strokes back and Matt Paulson had a 75 for Cox. The Falcons can clinch the Beach regular-season title with a victory over First Colonial today at 2 p.m. at Bow Creek.
Alton Todd shot a 74 at Sleepy Hole as Great Bridge edged Western Branch by three strokes (319-322) for the second time this season.
Cameron Tenny shot a 75 as Granby defeated Maury, Norview and Booker T. Washington in an Eastern District match.
Medalist Joe Mejstrik had a 4-over-par 76 as the Braves (6-1) edged the Hornets by six strokes at Stumpy Lake.
Nathan Mitchum, Steve Savage and Brian Richards each shot a 77 as Kempsville defeated First Colonial, 310-316, at Bow Creek. First Colonial's Bryan Horan medaled with a 2-over-par 72.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Norfolk Collegiate 48, Hampton Roads 47: Melanie Sanford hit the game-winning shot with nine seconds remaining and scored six fourth-quarter points for the Oaks (10-3, 1-0 TCIS). Elizabeth Swearingen had 15 points and Julie Tebault added 11 for Collegiate.
Norfolk Academy 72, Peninsula Catholic 38: Kendra Robins had 26 points and Angela Hucles and Katie Rowen added 12 each for the Bulldogs (9-0).
Nansemond River 73, Franklin 46: Jannie Porter scored 27 points and Jocely Williams added 21 for the Warriors (5-2, 2-1 Bay Rivers). Mandi Vick had a game-high 30 points for Franklin.
Broadwater 55, Portsmouth Christian 36: Tracy Parks and Elaine Davis had six points each in a 16-3 fourth-quarter run for the Vikings (3-0, 2-0 Metro). Paula White led the Patriots (7-4, 2-2) with 18 points.
GIRLS TENNIS
Booker T. 9, Lake Taylor 0: Led by Tracy Reamey at No. 1 singles, Booker T. Washington won its 10th match in a row to improve to 6-0 and clinch at least a regular-season tie in the Eastern District.
First Colonial 9, Bayside 0: Mily Kinnarkat won straight sets over Sara Hess to improve her record to 6-0 for the Patriots (6-0, 5-0 Beach).
Great Bridge 9, Churchland 0: No. 2 Carey Stafford dropped only one game to improve to 9-0 for the Wildcats (4-0 Southeastern).
Western Branch 9, Oscar Smith 0: Mary Beth Tinkham and Dana Bonelli won at love for the Bruins (2-2).
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
Tallwood 2, Ocean Lakes 0: Eric McDevitt served 11 consecutive points in the first game as the Lions (5-0) won 15-2, 15-4.
Bayside 2, First Colonial 1: Tied at one game apiece, the Marlins (3-2) rallied from a 12-5 deficit in the third game to edge the Patriots (2-3). Mal Duch scored four consecutive points and John Leland had five blocks.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Booker T. 2, Lake Taylor 0: Jennell Holloman had nine digs, five kills and served 11 points for Booker T. Washington.
Salem 2, Cox 1: Bronwyn Blair only missed one of 23 serves and scored 15 points and Sara Gatewood had four kills for the Sun Devils (3-2 Beach).
Great Bridge 3, Oscar Smith 0: Crystal Lassiter served eight points and made three kills for the Wildcats (5-0, 4-0 Southeastern).
Kempsville 2, Kellam 1: Identical twins Christi and Teri Freesmeier combined to serve 15-for-15 in the second and third games for the undefeated Chiefs (5-0 Beach).
Granby 2, Norview 0: Holly Higgins had eight points in each game and Tanya Jones finished with four kills as the Comets (4-2) rolled, 15-3, 15-11.
Ocean Lakes 2, Tallwood 1: Shanna Thomas served 13 points, Mary Day served 11 and McKeesha Tann made six kills, as the Dolphins (1-4) earned their first-ever victory, 5-15, 16-14, 15-7.
BOYS SOCCER
Norfolk Academy 5, Cape Henry 0: Herb Eilberg scored two goals and Bryan Konikoff and Ben Kottke each had two assists for the Bulldogs (6-2, 4-1 TCIS). ILLUSTRATION: L. TODD SPENCER/Staff
Bayside's Quan Nim, left, battles First Colonial's Jenny Fentress
during Bayside's 3-1 victory. Bayside remains undefeated.
by CNB