Marquette Wins 15th State Boys Soccer Title; The Prairie School Adds 7th; Roncalli/Two Rivers 1st
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Marquette Wins 15th State Boys Soccer Title; The Prairie School Adds 7th; Roncalli/Two Rivers 1st

Saturday, November 7, 2020

Marquette Wins 15th State Boys Soccer Title; The Prairie School Adds 7th; Roncalli/Two Rivers 1st

Three boys soccer programs earned championships in the 2020 Boys State Soccer Tournaments, which were held at three different sites Saturday.

Top-seeded Marquette (13-0-2) won the Division 1 title with a 3-0 victory over Arrowhead in championship game held at Mukwonago High School.  The Hilltoppers started the scoring with a header goal by Charlie Holton from the left side of the goal to the far side of the net at the 18:03 mark of the first half. Miguel Gonzalez dished out the assist.

Marquette added two goals in the second half. Valentin Sandoval scored on a 15-yard kick to the left side of the net at the 79:52 point of the period, and Gave Anguil assisted Gonzalez on a breakaway goal from short range at 81:40. The Hilltoppers outshot the Warhawks 18-5 in the game, including an 8-2 advantage in shots on goal.

CJ Deslongchamp was credited with the win in goal, making two saves before being relieved by Jackson Kloehn for five minutes left in the game. Matthew Scherer made five saves for the Warhawks before Nathaniel Moore came in the final 25 seconds.

Marquette advanced to the championship game following a 3-0 win over the Hudson in the semifinals held earlier in the day. Arrowhead blanked Elkhorn 1-0 in its semifinal.

It is the 15th boys soccer championship for the Hilltoppers, which leads all member schools. They also have a membership-leading 19 appearances in the State Tournament. The Warhawks finish runner-up in their seventh experience at State.

The Roncalli/Two Rivers co-op (14-1-1), the #2 seed, won the program’s first boys soccer program with a 2-0 shutout over fourth-seeded Sauk Prairie (11-3-3) in the Division 2 title game held at Marshfield High School.

Tyler Bonin fueled the Jets, scoring the game’s two goals. After a scoreless first half, he scored at the 70:10 mark with a kick from 10 yards away following a free kick and an assist from James Oberbroeckling. He added an unassisted, insurance goal at 86:17 with a 15-yarder past the goalkeeper.

Greg Oberbroecking made seven saves in goal to preserve the shutout and earn the victory. Luke Baumgardt made five saves for the Eagles before Ellis Kirner closed out the final 1:22 of the game in goal. The Jets had a 14-11 advantage in shots and an 8-7 edge in shots on goal.

The Jets defeated Medford 3-2 in the semifinals to advance to the final, and Sauk Prairie ousted top-seeded Delavan-Darien 2-1 in their semifinal to advance.

Roncalli/Two Rivers wins the title in its first State Tournament appearance. Sauk Prairie finishes runner-up in its fourth State experience.

The Prairie School (16-2-1), the top seed, won the Division 3 championship at Kewaskum High School, rolling to a 4-0 win over St. Lawrence Seminary (11-2-2) after the Hawks finished runner-up in Division 4 last year.

The Hawks scored the only goal they needed on an own goal scored on a deflection of a centering pass just 2:20 into the game. Cameron McPhee scored from inside the box off an assist from Daniel Dreifuerst at 14:09, and the duo reversed the scoring sequence with Dreifuerst adding a goal of his own at 20:05 with an assist from McPhee.

Dreifuerst scored the only goal of the second half with a one-on-one tap past the goalkeeper after a pass from Daniel Bravo at the 52:17 mark. Deven Stoltenberg earned the victory in goal for the Hawks with 10 saves, and Max Gamino complied four saves for the Hilltoppers. Stoltenberg set a Division 3 tournament record with 17 saves in the two games. St. Lawrence had an 18-16 advantage in shots and a 10-8 edge in shots on goal in the game.

The Hawks shutout Arcadia 1-0 in their semifinal game to earn a berth in the final, and St. Lawrence downed University School of Milwaukee 4-2 to advance to the championship game.

It’s the seventh State title for the Hawks, which ties them for the second most in the membership tied with Whitefish Bay behind only Marquette. The Prairie School have advanced to the championship game in each of their 10 experiences in the State Tournament with three runner-up finishes to go with the seven crowns. The Hilltoppers finish runner-up in their first-ever State appearance.

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