Girls soccer team ties Woodside

The Maple Creek Middle School girls’ soccer team opened their season at home April 15 with a chilly game against Woodside ending in a 3-3 tie.

The girls started strong with a 2-1 lead during the first half but found themselves fighting back toward the end of the second half with a score of 2-3 but were able to tie it up before the end of the game! Goals were scored by Keegan Mohr, Riley Glassley and Addy Glick.

Boys soccer team stops Woodside

The Maple Creek Middle School boys’ soccer team began its season with a resounding 5-0 victory over Woodside. Co-captain Cole Hanas led a strong defense and also contributed two goals. “We really challenged the boys to be aggressive on defense and let the goals come to them,” said new head coach Jeff Wike. “It was truly a team effort.” Also scoring for the Bobcats were Cole Zent, Joey Casaburo and Liam Reed.

Girls stop Lakeview 7-1

The Maple Creek Girls soccer team added another win to their season April 29 after their game with Tigers of Lakeview Middle School, Warsaw. Macy Beers secured the goal while her teammates were on fire offensively! The Bobcats won 7-1. Izzy Szyndrowski led the team with a hat trick and players Rebecca Phelan, Riley Glassley, Jordyn Glassley and Addy Glick each had one.

Boys lose Lakeview battle

The Maple Creek Middle School Boys’ Soccer team lost its first game of the season 0-1 against Lakeview Middle School. Down two starters, the Bobcats put in a gritty performance in a match that was a fierce battle from the outset. Goalkeeper Evan Baker put in a strong performance with 6 saves against the Tigers.

Girls win over Summit

The Summit Middle School Falcons visited Maple Creek girls soccer team for a conference match. Once again, the Bobcats came out strong and pulled out another win! Keegan Mohr started the match with a goal and ended the match with her second goal of the night. Addy Glick, Paige Smith and Riley Glassey also each had a goal for the Bobcats.

Boys stop Summit 2-1

The Maple Creek Middle School boys returned to their winning ways in a strong 2-1 win at home against conference rival Summit Middle School. Landon Wells scored the first goal for the Bobcats while Cole Hanas scored the match winner in the closing minutes with strong build-up from Joey Casaburo and Nick Butler. “The boys showed perseverance and leadership across the roster,” said coach Jeff Wike. “They simply were not going to walk off that field without a victory.”

Soccer girls stop Canterbury

The Maple Creek Middle School girls’ soccer team showed up for their first win of the season against Canterbury with a score of 3-1. The match was played April 19 at Canterbury.

The girls starting defense — Grace Glick, Maylee Koesters, Adelyn Brueggeman and Gianna Lockman — showed up to play and held off Canterbury’s offense as the Bobcats controlled the ball for the majority of the game. The team came out strong after halftime, scoring all 3 of their goals in the 2nd half. Goals were scored by Chloe Ceresa, Addy Glick and Riley Glassley. Coach Michelle Newman.

Boys team blanks Canterbury

The Maple Creek Middle School boys’ soccer ream visited Canterbury and turned in a dominating 7-0 performance. Landon Wells led the scoring with two goals along with one each by Liam Reed, Eric Turney, Julian Soto, Nick Butler and Hugo Rekeweg.

Bobcat girls track team 1st

The Maple Creek Lady Bobcat track team traveled to Garrett for the Garrett Invitational. In true Bobcat tradition, the track stars performed at the highest level, winning the meet defeating East Noble, Indian Springs and Leo. Final scores were MC 85.5, EN 63.5, IS 31, and Leo 20.

Special Congratulations to Adelle Schlotterback for setting a new school record of 33.0 seconds in the 200m hurdles.

Top performers of the meet were:

Sophia Haslett, 1st in the 1600, 2nd in the 800

Callie Mitchell, 2nd in the 1600

Evie Sunderlin, 1st in the 100m hurdles and 4th in the 200m hurdles

Alyssa Davis, 3rd in the 100m hurdles

1st in the 4×100 m relay — Bailey Sinish, Gabby Powers, Mia Casaburo, Kahlen Tucker

Bailey Sinish, 2nd in the high jump, 5th in the 100m dash, and 3rd in the 200m dash

Lacey Essex, 4th in the 200m dash

Isabella Slone, 1st in the 400m dash, and 1st in high jump

Adelle Schlotterback, 1st in the 200m hurdles, setting a school record

Katie Williams, 6th in the 400m dash

Brylee Crass, 1st in the 800m run

Mia Casaburo, 5th in the long jump

Adelyn Wirges, 4th in the long jump

Addelyn Straley, 3rd in the disc

Elyse Francher-Donald, 1st in the disc

Samantha Ford, 2nd in the shot put

Alicia DeWitt, 5th in the shot put

2nd in the 4x400m relay — Katie Williams, Sophia Haslett, Brylee Crass, Callie Mitchell

Trophies for boys track

The Maple Creek boys’ track squad traveled down Coldwater Rd. Friday evening to compete in the annual Joe Mahnesmith Invitational against 4 other schools in our “Big School Division” and brought home some hardware!

Final scores: MC 82; EN 48.5; IS 41; Leo 28.5

Top performances for the event came from:

Nate Starks, 1st place in the 100, 200, 200 hurdles and 4×100 relay

Tucker Grant, 1st in the 110 hurdles

Griffin Scheele, 1st in the long jump

Lucas Noble, 2nd in the discus and shot put

Dreyln Truesdale, 3rd in the high jump, 1st in the 4×100 relay

John Goodine, 4th in the 100m dash

Taegan McKinney, 2nd in the mile run, 2nd in the 4×400 relay

Tyler Schweitzer, 1st in the shot put

Ethan Tranquill, 2nd in the 400, 4th in the 200, 1st in the 4×100 relay

Jameson Hyde, 3rd in the 400

Griffin Bradley, 4th in the long jump

Keaton Cooper, 4th in the 200 hurdles

Connor Lynch, 3rd in the 800

Evan Yoder, 4th in the 800

Logan Heath, 2nd in the 4×400 relay

Owen Hewes, 2nd in the 4×400 relay

Thomas Swing, 2nd in the 4×400 relay

Tanner Marker, 1st in the 4×100 relay

– Molly Abbott, Maple Creek Middle School