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First Posted: 9/27/2014 Niall Croke scored the first goal of the game on a penalty kick at 42:20 and David Stroh scored to make it 2-0 off an assist from Kevin Hopkins to give King&#8217;s the lead for good in a men&#8217;s soccer game on Saturday. Hood outshot King&#8217;s 12-10 but King&#8217;s held a 7-2 advantage in corner kicks. Tyler Wilson made three saves in goal for the Monarchs. Henry Mills made two saves for the Blazers.
Stevenson 2, Wilkes 1
Despite taking an early lead just 4:07 into the game the Colonels fell on the road.
Ian Moyer scored his first goal of the year off of a corner kick served by Ryan Joyce to put the Colonels up early, but couldn&#8217;t hang on.
Messiah 3, Misericordia 0
The Cougars lost to the top-ranked team in the country as Raul Serrano, Jack Thompson and Colby Thomas had the goals for the Falcons.
Women&#8217;s Soccer
Lebanon Valley 4, King&#8217;s 0
Teanna Shutt scored three goals for ninth-ranked Lebanon Valley.
Jessica Natale made 13 saves in goal for the Monarchs. Lindsey Humanik, Alexandra Garrett, and Gabrielle Murphy had a shot each for King&#8217;s.
Arcadia 1, Misericordia 0
Despite holding a commanding 24-7 advantage in shots, the ninth-ranked Cougars were shutout. The Knights scored on a breakaway goal with less than 10 minutes remaining in the first half and made it stand.
Field Hockey
Wilkes 5, Manhattanville 3
Marissa Surdy (three goals) and Maura Brownsey (two goals) combined for five goals to power Wilkes.
Men&#8217;s Cross Country
Hause sets MU record
Led by Mikael Hause&#8217;s school record, Misericordia finished eighth at the Lock Haven Invitational. Hause ran 26:07 to finish 15th overall while Sean Luzzi was 49th at 27:26 with the fifth-fastest first-year time in school history.
Women&#8217;s Cross country
Cougars take sixth
Bianca Bolton finished second overall to lead Misericordia to a sixth-place finish at Lock Haven. Bolton&#8217;s 22:16 was the third-fastest time in school history. Bethany Killmon (22:40.06) was ninth with the sixth-fastest time in school history and Amy Viti (23.43) ran a top-five first-year time while finishing 32nd.
Volleyball
Lycoming Tournament
Misericordia split a pair of five-set matches at the Lycoming Tournament beating Lycoming, 3-2 and falling to Montclair, 3-2. In the opener, Shelby Brochetti had 19 kills and three aces and Meghan Stack added 11 kills and 16 digs. Nicole Tagerty had 47 assists and Ariana Gagliardi added five aces.
Against Montclair, Stack had 11 kills and 18 digs and Brochetti had six kills, while Tagerty had 31 assists.
King&#8217;s 3, City College 0
WILKES-BARRE &#8212; The King&#8217;s College women&#8217;s volleyball team enjoyed a happy Homecoming as the Lady Monarchs swept a pair of 3-0 matches from City College of New York. With the wins King&#8217;s improved to 9-3 on the year.
King&#8217;s won the first match by scores of 25-14, 25-17, 25-11, before taking the second match 25-5, 25-9, 25-23.
The Lady Monarchs were originally slated to host a tri-meet with CCNy and Purchase College. But Purchase only had six players healthy enough to travel and just prior to the team&#8217;s departure time, another player was unable to make the trip, leaving the squad with just five players. The result was Purchase backing out of the event.
In the opener, Katelyn Shifflet had nine kills and two solo blocks while Emily Heimbecker had eight kills and two digs. Following the match Heimbecker left for King&#8217;s football game where she was named Co-Homecoming Queen. Also in the first match, Mary Loughran had 25 assists and two digs while Kelsie Kramer tallied four kills and one block. Brenna Smudde chipped in with 11 digs.
In the second match Shifflett had 12 kills and two digs while Elen O&#8217;Donnell contributed nine kills and six digs. Loughran added 24 assists, four kills and four digs while Smudde and Powell chippe din with 11 and eight digs respectively.
H.S. FIELD HOCKEY
Honesdale 4, GAR 1
After going scoreless in the first half, Honesdale scored four goals in the second to beat GAR.
Clayre Smith finished with two goals in the win.
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FIELD HOCKEY
Honesdale 4, GAR 1
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Second half &#8212; 1. Honesdale, Olivia Frigoletto (Megan Benson) 18:16; 2. Honesdale, Clayre Smith (unassisted) 15:38; 3. Honesdale, Bailey Martin (Stacey Hart) 14:09; 4. Honesdale, Smith (Gabby Gardas) 11:46; 5. GAR, Kristen Drozoa (Lindsey Quinn) :07 GAR.
Shots &#8212; GAR 5; HON 32. Saves &#8212; GAR Brittany Vital, Samea McDaniels 28; HON 4 (Mackenzie Jackson). Penalty corners &#8212; GAR 1; HON 12.

King’s tops Hood, 2-0, in men’s soccer