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Team Awards

MVP - Jules Hinske
Best Offensive Player - Meg Dubois
Best Defensive Player - Jules Hinske
Most Improved - Katie Holland
Coach's Award - Emily Peters
Bulldozer Award - Carly Weck

All-District

Carly Weck
Meg Dubois
Katie Slaght
Jules Hinske

All-Conference

Carly Weck
Meg Dubois
Katie Slaght

All-Conference Honorable Mention

Jules Hinske
Carson Tobias

 

Jackson Parma Western beats Vicksburg 2-1 in double overtime to win the district championship. Western scored with 1:24 to go in regulation and then won it early in the second overtime.

Marshall's season comes to an end in the second round of districts falling to Vicksburg 3-2. Brianna Kalisz and Vicki Sell each scored for Marshall with Carly Weck getting both assists. Marshall ends the season at 11-9-1.

Marshall wins first district game in five years by beating Jackson Northwest 2-1. Meg Dubois and Carly Weck lead the way each scoring a goal and Meg adding an assist. Freshman Carmen O'Dell gets an assist in her first varsity game. Marshall will play Vicksburg at Vicksburg on Thursday June 3rd at 7:30pm.

 
Marshall continues to struggle offensively loses to Parma Western 2-0 to finish the regular season at 10-8-1.
 
Marshall doesn't get off the bus until the second half as Lakeshore scores 4 goals in the first half to beat Marshall 5-0. Marshall finishes 6th in the final league tournament standings. 
 
Defender Jules Hinske scores two goals, the game winner just 1:36 into the first overtime, to lead Marshall in a dramatic come from behind win vs St Joe. Marshall trailed 0-2 at the half but Jules and Meg Dubois scored in the second half to force overtime leading to Jules' heroics and the win in the second round of the SMAC league tournament.
 
Third Round Games
Gold Division
(1) Portage Central 4-2 (2) Portage Northern
(4) Mattawan at (3) Lakeview
(5) Lakeshore 5-0 (6) Marshall
(7) St Joe 2-0 (8) K-Central
 
Silver Division
(9)   Norrix 3-1 (11) Sturgis
(10) Harper Creek 3-1 (12) Coldwater
(14) BC Central at (13) Niles
(16) Kalamazoo Home defeats Benton Harbor (forfeit)
 
Second Round League Tournament Results
Gold Division
(1) Portage Central 7-0 (4) Mattawan
(2) Portage Northern 4-0 (3) Lakeview
(5) Lakeshore 2-1 (8) K-Central
(6) Marshall 3-2 (7) St Joe 
 
Silver Division
(9)   Norrix 4-0 (12) Coldwater
(11) Sturgis 3-1 (10) Harper Creek
(13) Niles 2-1 (16) Kalamazoo Home School
(14) BC Central defeats (15) Benton Harbor (forfeit)
 
1st Round League Tournament Results
Gold Division
(1) Portage Central 9-1 (8) K-Central
(2) Portage Northern 8-0 (7) St Joe
(3) Lakeview 2-0 (6) Marshall
(4) Mattawan 3-1 (5) Lakeshore
 
Silver Division
(9)   Norrix 3-0 (16) Kalamazoo Home School
(10) Harper Creek 8-0 (15)Benton Harbor
(11) Sturgis 8-0 (14) BC Central
(12) Coldwater 8-0 (13) Niles
 
 
 
Playing without Katie Slaght and Katie Blank due to injury and Kate Belew due to a death in the family, Marshall puts up a valiant effort in a 2-0 loss at Lakeview in the first round of the league tournament. Lakeview's Abbey Labrecque scores two late goals to beat Marshall and move on to play the winner of Portage Northern and St Joe. Marshall will play the loser on Monday.
 
 

Marshall will host the first round of districts against Jackson Northwest on Tuesday, June 1st at 6:00pm. 

 

Kalamazoo Central beats St Joe 4-0 allowing Marshall to move up to 6th place in the league. Marshall moves ahead of St Joe on the goals allowed tiebreaker. Marshall has given up 9 goals in league play while St Jos has given up 11.


Other first round match ups:

(8)K-Central at (1)Portage Central
(7)St Joe at (2)Portage Northern
(6)Marshall at (3)Lakeview
(5)LakeShore at (4)Mattawan

League Standings

1. Portage Central
2. Portage Northern
3. Battle Creek Lakeview
4. Mattawan
5. Lakeshore
6. Marshall
7. St Joe
8. K-Central

 
Central/West Crossover Results
 
P Central 8-0 Mattawan
P Northern 1-0 Lakeshore
K Central 4-0 St Joe
Norrix 2-1 Niles
BC Central 8-0 Benton Harbor
 
East/West Crossover Results
 
Lakeview 4-0 Mattawan
Lakeshore 5-1 Harper Creek
St Joe 3-2 Marshall
Sturgis 5-1 Niles
Coldwater 14-0 Benton Harbor
 

East/Central Crossover Results

P Central 2-0 Lakeview
P Northern 6-0 Harper Creek
Marshall 3-1 K-Central
Loy Norrix 2-1 Sturgis
Coldwater 8-0 BC Central

 
Marshall 0   Jackson High 0
 
Parents Night - A big "THANK YOU" to all the parents for all your support. 
 
Marshall suffers another injury, can't crack the scoring column in 0-0 draw with Jackson High. Freshman Katie Blank breaks collarbone and is out for the season. This follows last week when sophomore Katie Slaght was lost for the season with a broken foot. Marshall is 9-5-1.
 
 
Marshall 2   St Joe 3
 
Alicia Chedek of St Joe scores with 2:17 left in the game to beat Marshall in the East/West crossover game. Marshall goal scorers were Meg Dubois and Carly Weck. Marshall finishes conference play with 9 points and is currently in 7th place in the overall league standings. Final standings will be decided after the Central/West crossover games on Monday.
 
 
Marshall wins East/Central crossover game at Kalamazoo Central 3-1. Katie Slaght, Katie Blank, and Courtney Gallihugh each score as Ashley Metzgar, Carly Weck, and Meg Dubois had assists. Ashley Esselink had another outstanding game in goal with 6 saves. Marshall moves to 9-4 and plays St Joe on Wednesday at home in the East/ West crossover game.
 
 
Katie Slaght leads Marshall to a 7-0 win at Olivet. Katie gets the hat trick as Meg Dubois, Carly Weck, Ashley Metzgar, and Katie Blank also score. Assists go to Carly, Carson Tobias, Emily Peters, and Anna Eshuis. Marshall improves to 8-4.

Meg Dubois scores what turns out to be the game winner with 4 minutes left in the first half as Marshall grinds out a victory against Coldwater. Marshall evens its SMAC East record at 2-2 and is 7-4 overall.

Marshall snaps three game losing streak with 3-1 win at Vicksburg. Katie Slaght, Carly Weck, and Carson Tobias each score for Marshall. Carson and Kate Belew had the assists.

Banged up Marshall continues to struggle, loses at Harper Creek 1-0, for 3rd straight loss, falls to 1-2 in SMAC East.

Marshall suffers second straight loss 2-0 at Lakeview evening SMAC record at 1-1.

Marshall 4 game winning streak shut down by Gull Lake 7-0.

Carly Weck gets the hat trick leading Marshall to a 6-2 win against Sturgis in the opening of SMAC East play. Meg Dubois, Courtney Gallihugh, and Carson Tobias also scored for Marshall. Katie Slaght (2) and Carson had the assists.

Katie Slaght leads Marshall past Lumen Christi 2-0. Katie scores a brilliant goal with 20 minutes left in the game in what was the game winner. Seven minutes later Katie drilled one on goal that the keeper couldn't handle and Carly Weck followed it in to cap off a solid win for the Redhawks.

Marshall wins Sports Fest with wins against Jackson Parma Western 2-1 in the first round and Gibraltor Carlson 1-0 in the championship. Katie Slaght had two goals on the day with Carly Weck adding a goal and two assists and Carson Tobias getting an assist in the first game. Gilbraltar Carlson beat St Joe 1-0 in the first round then Parma beat St Joe in a shoot out for 3rd place.

The 2nd Annual "KICK FOR A CURE" cancer fund raiser was a huge success. The girls raised over $1000.00 with their bake sale, selling t-shirts, and taking donations at the games on Saturday. Thank you so much to everyone who participated! We would also like to thank Graphix2Go out of Battle Creek for providing the t-shirts.

 

Districts:

Participating Schools:
Marshall, Coldwater, Harper Creek, Jackson Northwest, Loy Norrix, Parma Western, Vicksburg

Dates:
Tuesday June 1st, 5:30pm and 7:30pm
Thursday June 3rd 5:30pm and 7:30pm
Saturday June 5th 10:00am

Location:
Vicksburg High School
501 E Highway Street
Vicksburg MI 49097


Marshall impressive in season opener beating Battle Creek Central 8-0. Carly Weck leads the way with 2 goals and 4 assists. Also scoring for Marshall was Katie Slaght (2), Meg Dubois, Carson Tobias, Emily Peters, and Courtney Gallihugh. Courtney also had 2 assists.

Schedule for May 23 to June 5

 Sunday

 May 23  Varsity: Training 7:00pm to 8:30pm
 Monday  May 24

 League Tournament Game 2
 Home vs St Joe 
 Varsity 4:00pm
 JV: 5:45pm 
 
 

 Tuesday  May 25  Varsity: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm
 JV: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm
 Wednesday    May 26

 League Tournament Game 3
 At Lakehsore bus leaves at 2:30pm
 
JV: 5:00pm      
 Varsity: 6:45pm 

 Thursday  May 27 

 Varsity: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm
 JV: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm

 Friday  May 28   Away Game vs Parma Western
 JV: 5:00pm      
 Varsity: 6:45pm 
 Bus Leaves at 3:30pm
 Monday  May 31

 Varsity: Training 7:00 to 8:30pm  

 Tuesday  June 1 

 District Game
 Home Game vs Jackson Northwest
 6:00pm

 Wednesday  June 2   Varsity: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm
 Thursday  June 3

 District Game
 at Vicksburg 
 6:00pm

 Friday  June 4

 Varsity: Training 3:00 to 4:30pm

 Saturday  June 5  District Championship
 at Vicksburg
 10:am
     
 

 

   

  

 

Marshall Girls Suffer ACL Injuries

This is in response to the 5 ACL injuries that have occurred during the past 13 months to our young female athletes here at Marshall High School. This is an alarming number and is part of a national trend that has been well publicized, that young women seem to suffer more ACL injuries than do young men. As a father of a young female athlete and coach of the high school girls' soccer team I have a vested interest in this growing problem.

Over the past twenty years sports participation by girls has grown significantly. Young female athletes have become bigger, stronger, and faster and the level of competition has continued to rise. Unfortunately, so has the incidence of ACL injuries. All female athletes, parents of female athletes, and coaches of female athletes should be concerned and need to educate themselves in ACL injury prevention.

There have been numerous studies on why women tend to have more ACL injuries than men with no real definitive conclusions. There is one common thread though and it lies in how to reduce the incidents of ACL injuries in women. All studies emphasize that the best way to reduce ACL injuries is through proper injury prevention. Female athletes need to put more of an emphasis on proper physical training that includes a warmup, stretching, strengthening, plyometrics, and sports specific agility exercises. All these are important in developing the strength, coordination, and stabilization of the knee. It is no longer adequate to just run to get into shape.  

Yes, I know the old saying, injuries are a part of playing sports, but we need to take it one step further. Although the studies provide no concrete data as to why, it is a clear fact that young female athletes are more susceptible to this injury. Please, athletes and parents take the time to educate yourself, and more importantly, take the time for prevention. If you would like more information about injury prevention programs and exercises or have any questions please feel free to contact me at the high school at
aharkey@marshall.k12.mi.us or at 269-781-1252 ext 4563.


Congratulations to sophomore Katie Slaght on making the TKO U17 super-y team. Great job Katie!!!


For the first time in school history Marshall girls soccer has 13 girls playing at the premier level. Front Row: 7th graders Shannon Hicks, Tristan Tobias, Chelsea Tobias, and Layla Harkey. Second Row: 8th graders Tierra Orban, Sidney Reichenbaugh, and Lauren Feasel. Third Row: Sophomores Katie Slaght and Vicki Sell. Top Row: Juniors Meg Dubois, Courtney Gallihugh, Carly Weck, and Emily Peters.

Mindi Winnie, 2009 graduate, had a very successful freshman campaign at Olivet College.

Assistant coach Danielle Mellor is a sophomore at Olivet College.

Assistant Coach Ashley Buyce is also a sophomore at Olivet College.

Coach Kelly Williams uses the construction of the new dugouts as a tool to teach his Industrial Arts classes how the construction process works.

Construction of the new permanent dugout begins after the boys' season comes to an end.

The new scoreboard.

The Marshall High School Soccer Field Renovation Committee was on hand Monday, September 14, 2009 to celebrate the re-opening of the high school soccer field as the Marshall boys' hosted Vicksburg. Committee members from left to right are Tom Franke, Adrian Harkey, Roger Graves, Jeff Reichenbaugh, Brigette Reichenbaugh, Lisa Dubois, Nikki Blowers, Regina Orban, David Orban, Patty Belew, Kelly Williams, and Andy Karr. (not pictured: Sean Tinkey)
On September 14, 2009 the field was ready to play as the boys' hosted Vicksburg.

 

Spring, 2009 Girls Individual Academic Awards

PLAYER
GPA
SCHOOL
COACH

Corrin Rugg                  
4.00
                  Marshall                  Adrian Harkey       
Andrea Pickelman
3.97
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey
Emily Nielsen
3.95
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey
Morgan Long
3.88
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey
Jordan Starring
3.81
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey
Danielle Hicks
3.77
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey
Emily Townsend
3.56
                  Marshall Adrian Harkey

2008-2009 Team All Academic List (Last updated 10/24/09)

SCHOOL GPA COACH
Allegan 3.51 Michael Scott Evans
Avondale  3.62 David Muczynski
Bangor John Glenn 3.75 Francis B. MacMillan
Birch Run 3.34 Duane Enderle
Caledonia 3.71 Steve Sanxter
Calvin Christian 3.61 Tim TerHaar
Carunna 3.53 Brandon Wagner
Cedar Springs 3.59 Justin Hernden
Charlevoix 3.63 Carol Madison
Coopersville 3.31 Pat Harig
Cransbrook 3.54 Chad O'Kulich
Crossroads Charter Academy 3.53 Ross Meads
Durand 3.57 Floyd Lincoln
Farmington 3.47 Glenn Breuhan Jr.
Flint Powers Catholic 3.44 Art Moody
Forest Hills Eastern 3.68 Paul Rosenbrook
Forest Hills Northern 3.58 Jamie Bogart
Fremont 3.74 Steve Vissia
Fruitport 3.46 David Huilings
Grand Blanc 3.75 Greg Kehler
Grandville 3.59 Dean McCarrick
Gull Lake 3.48 Adam Kurth
Hamilton 3.39 Ted Malefyt
Harrison 3.73 Stacy Punzal
Hart 3.45 Brenda Seguin
Hartland 3.34 Andrew Kartsounes
Lake Michigan Catholic 3.56 Ed Haher
Lake Orion 3.72 Ken Snage
Lakeview 3.67 Todd Wells
L'Anse Creuse 3.34 Scott Boice
Ludington 3.48 Kris Anderson
Marshall 3.54 Adrian Harkey
Midland 3.85 Richard Campbell
Montague 3.69 Jay Goodrich
Montrose Hill-McCloy 3.36 Jason Perrin
New Life Christian Academy 3.5 Joseph Rumenapp
Newaygo 3.47 Matt Goebel
Niles 3.57 Jo Schau
North Branch 3.44 Marc Krugielki
North Farmington 3.68 Tim Russell
North Muskegon 3.49 Ryan Berends
Northville 3.49 Ron Meteyer
Pinckney 3.6 Tim Green
Plainwell 3.43 Chad Wiseman
Portage Northern 3.74 Andy Fuehr
Reed City 3.45 Bryan Hall
St. Francis/Traverse City Christian 3.62 Bill Auxier
St. Joseph 3.34 Steven Lohrke
Stoney Creek 3.45 Erin Rodger
Sturgis 3.58 Tom Summerfield
Swartz Creek 3.45 Steve Hockin
Thornapple Kellogg 3.46 Katie Langridge
Unity Christian 3.56 Randy Heethuis
Valley Lutheran 3.54 Doug Guenther
Walled Lake Northern 3.36 Drew Drummond
West Ottawa 3.58 Larry De Leon
Williamston 3.81 Jim Flore
Zeeland West 3.38 Ben Hondorp

 

Marshall High School Soccer
701 N Marshall Ave
Marshall, MI 49068
Phone: 269-781-1314
Email: aharkey@marshall.k12.mi.us
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