Plus, Muskoka results from the past seven days
The Huntsville High School Hoyas boys’ and girls’ soccer teams competed at their respective OFSAA (Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations) provincial championship tournaments this week.
Though both teams were eliminated after round-robin play on Thursday and Friday, they did show up with good efforts and attitudes to represent our community well.
The boys were in our nation’s capital and posted one win, one draw, and two losses. Their only goals came from Johnny Fiorini in their 2-0 win over L’école Secondaire Catholique Paul-Desmarais.
Parents who attended OFSAA said the boys played hard but were up against a tough group with a couple of really strong teams.
The girls finished with one win and three losses at the tournament in Kingston. After a tough opening day where they didn’t score a goal, the Hoyas picked up a 2-0 over St. Patrick Catholic SS on Friday and fought hard before falling 4-2 against Denis Morris HS, which ended up advancing to the provincial final.
Maisy Moore scored both goals and Norah Moeller got the clean sheet in goal in the win. Andi Stevenson scored in the loss to Denis Morris.
MUFC Results
The U15 Boys drew 1-1 away from home against Richmond Hill White on Wednesday in I-Model C3 action. Tyler Pink scored for Muskoka. Next up is a trip to the GTA to take on IFC on June 11.
The U17 Boys were on a bye-week, but they continue their I-Model qualifying adventure in the GTA on Thursday against IFC.
On Wednesday, the U14 Girls played out a 2-2 draw away to Collingwood. Cali Commison and Raven Patterson scored for Muskoka. Next up, the girls play their first home game of the season at Gostick Park in Bracebridge on June 11.
On Monday, the U15 Girls, playing up in a U16 division, took a hard loss away to North Bay 6-1. Liliana Henderson scored for Muskoka. On June 9, they play their first home game at McCulley Robertson south field 2 at 7:15 p.m.
The U11 Girls took one on the chin, dropping a 9-1 result to North Bay on June 2. Mackenna Gibbons had the lone Muskoka tally. Next up is a home game at McCulley Robertson Sports Complex on Pollington Field 5 on June 9.
The U10 Boys had a bye-week after dropping their opener 2-1 against Innisfil on May 26. Arthur Rajnai scored for Muskoka. Up next, they travel to take on Orillia on June 9.
The U9 Boys took a really tough 12-0 loss on June 4 against Nipissing District SC from North Bay. They’ll get a chance to shake that off and get a better result at home against Collingwood on June 14.
Three MUFC teams finally get to kick-off their respective seasons this coming week, one at home and two in Barrie. The U14 Boys at Gostick Park on June 10, with the U9 Girls on June 10 and U12 Girls on June 11 away.
The Old Guys
The Muskoka 045 men’s team, missing some of their most talented stars, travelled to Orillia on Friday night and came home with a 3-2 victory. It was their second straight win to start the season.
Branko Hamer scored twice, while Brendan Rasmussen added the other Muskoka tally.
Next up is a HDSL Rose Cup away game against that same Orillia side on June 13, followed by a league match at home game against Innisfil at Gostick Park on June 11.
Women’s League
At Conroy Park on Monday, Week 2 of the Huntsville Women’s League took place with Muskoka Tea Company defeating the SportLab 4-0 to start the season with two straight victories.
In the other match, On The Docks Pub and Muskoka Marshmallo Company fought to a highly competitive 1-1 tie. The weekly player of the match awards went to Alina Leffler, Megan Cambruzzi, Chelsea Babb and Chloe Campbell.
The women’s league plays their matches every Monday at Conroy Park at 6:30 p.m. They encourage spectators to head out and cheer on the teams.
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