Maddie Koehler led the charge for Donovan Catholic with an impressive performance, scoring four goals and contributing to another. Her efforts propelled the team to an 11-8 victory over Long Branch. The Griffins extended their winning streak to three, bringing their season record to 6-2.
Gianna Guensch led the charge for Dayton with four goals, while Sarah Kaesshaefer added a hat-trick in their dominant victory. Abby Oknin showcased her skills in net, preventing 12 shots from finding the back of the goal. Newark East Side faced a 1-4 setback despite their best efforts.
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The Morning Call sports staff is seeking nominations for outstanding male and female high school athletes from the Lehigh Valley area. Each week, three male and three female athletes will be nominated based on their performance or accomplishments. The public can vote for one boy and one girl to be named Athlete of the Week. Voting runs from 5 p.m. ET on Mondays to 9 a.m. ET on Thursdays.
More than 30 student-athletes are in the running for the MLive Muskegon Athlete of the Week award, presented in alphabetical order by last name.
As spring unfolds in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the city’s top high school athletes are making their mark in various sports. This week, we highlight those who have shone on the diamond, pitch, court, and track.
