CHASKA WENT UP AGAINST ST. PAUL COMO PARK IN A BOYS’ STATE CLASS A STATE SOCCER GAME

Chaska and Como Park squared off against each other in a boys’ state soccer game at Chisago Lakes High School.

Both teams did a good job of getting the ball down the field.

Como Park was able to keep the ball in the Chaska zone. Both teams did a good job of getting the ball down the middle of the field. Neither team had a clear chance on the goal.

Both teams had chances to score throughout the first half.

At halftime the score was tied at 0.

As the second half got underway both teams kept on attacking the net. Both teams were evenly matched. They looked like that they have scouted each other because they seemed to know where the other team was going to be on the field.

The goalies did a good job of defending their goals as they both came up with some big saves throughout the game.

With 16:38 left in the second half Chaska’s Andrew Leck scored a goal.

With that goal that made that score Chaska 1, St. Paul Como Park 0.

Chaska continued to move the ball well down the field. They were able to keep Como Park on their toes as they went after the ball.

St. Paul Como Park continued to go after the ball. They were able to attack the goal and take good shots.

Chaska’s Jose Cholico scored a goal with 4:23 left in regulation.

With that goal that made the score Chaska 2, St. Paul Como Park 0.

That was the final.

MAHTOMEDI WENT UP AGAINST DELASALLE IN THE BOYS’ STATE CLASS A SOCCER QUARTERFINAL GAME

On Oct. 23 Chisago Lakes High School hosted the 2014 Minnesota State High School League’s boys’ soccer game.

Mahtomedi did a good job of getting the ball down the field. DeLaSalle did a good job of getting the ball down the field as they were able to get everyone involved in the offense.

Both teams played hard throughout the first half but neither team was able to score.

At halftime the score was tied at 0.

As the second half got underway both teams continued to get the ball field.

The ball mostly stayed in the middle of the field throughout the game.

The defensive players for both teams were stronger than the offense. That made for a defensive

battle.

At the end of regulation the score was tied at 0.

DeLaSalle's Eli Baker scored on a penalty kick 14.9 seconds left in the first overtime period.

CHISAGO LAKES TOOK ON MARSHALL IN THE CLASS 3A STATE GIRLS BASKETBALL QUARTERFINALS

Chisago Lakes and Marshall went up against each other in the Class 3A state girls basketball quarterfinals.

 

Chisago Lakes looked to push the ball down the floor and get baskets in transition.

 

Marshall came out on fire as they were able to push the pace of the game. Marshall’s Hannah Bennett stepped up and was able to knock down mid-range jump shots throughout the first half. The defense had a hard time slowing her down. Her teammates however got her the ball in the paint where she was able hit her shots.

 

Chisago Lakes got the ball into the hands of Bryanna Fernstrom. She came up with shots from the paint. Fernstrom was also not afraid to go in and make layups.

 

Marshall’s Marah Mulso pushed the ball down the floor on offense and came up with layups. She used her quickness to get past the defenders.

 

Chisago Lakes called a timeout with 8:14 left in the first half. The score was Marshall 22, Chisago Lakes 15.   

 

Chisago Lakes was able to come up with some big shots after the timeout. Marshall couldn’t slow them down. Marshall did however hit shots on their end.

 

Marshall did a good job of getting everyone involved in the offense. They were able to pass the ball around and attack the Chisago Lakes defense.  

 

At halftime the score was Marshall 41, Chisago Lakes 21.

 

As the second half got underway Marshall continued to push the ball down the floor and make baskets in transition.

 

Marshall was able to score on fast breaks. They were quicker than Chisago Lakes in transition.

 

Chisago Lakes called a timeout with 13:31 left in regulation. The score was Marshall 44, Chisago Lakes 25.

 

Marshall did a good job of keeping everyone involved in the offense. They were able to not let Chisago Lakes get into a shooting rhythm.

 

Marshall called a timeout with 11:19 left in regulation. The score was Marshall 50, Chisago Lakes 29.

 

Fernstrom continued to come up with shots in the second half. Her teammates did a good job of getting her the ball in spots where she could shoot it.

 

Marshall was too much for Chisago Lakes to handle. Marshall came away with the 68-44 victory over Chisago Lakes.

 

The leading scorer for Chisago Lakes was Fernstrom with 24 points.

 

The leading scorer for Marshall was Bennett with 13 points.

 

HOLY ANGELS HOSTED CHISAGO LAKES IN THE OPENING WEEKEND OF THE 2010 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON

Holy Angels took on Chisago Lakes in the first week of the football season. Ray Benton begins his first season at Holy Angels as the head coach. He had been coaching football at East Ridge high school last season. He was East Ridge’s first head football coach.


Holy Angles received the kickoff. On the first drive Holy Angels used mostly running plays. They were looking to get the ball into Damon Woods hands. Holy Angels was all over the field on their first drive. They were able to pound the ball down the field. The Stars were determined to find the end zone on the first drive of the game. The Chisago Lakes defense had different plans.


Chisago Lakes stepped up their defense when the Stars got into the red zone. Damon Woods fumbled the ball on the 15-yard line and Chisago Lakes picked up the fumble and took it the other way to the 26 yard line breaking up the first Holy Angels drive.


Chisago Lakes was looking to get short yards on their first dive. Cory Lushanko had an 11 yard touchdown run for Chisago Lakes with 7:14 left in the first quarter. The extra point attempt was no good.


Will Pagel for Holy Angels picked up big yards on the kickoff after the touchdown. Holy Angels started on the 36-yard line to begin the next drive.


Holy Angles looked to get back into the offensive grove after the Chisago Lakes touchdown. They looked to get the ball into the air. The Chisago Lakes defense picked up the defensive pressure on Holy Angels.


Holy Angels was not able to convert on fourth down and they turned the ball over to Chisago Lakes. Chisago Lakes marched down the field making big plays on the offensive end. Chisago Lakes looked to get the ball into running back Cory Lushanko’s hands. He is quick on his feet. Cory has the capabilities of getting away from the defenders.


At the end of the first quarter the score was Chisago Lakes 6 and Holy Angels 0.


On the first play Jordan Hickcox got a 15 yard pass for a Chisago Lakes touchdown with 11:55 left in the second quarter. The two point conversion was good. With that touchdown the score was Chisago Lakes 14 and Holy Angels 0.


Holy Angels was on the attack again after the Chisago Lakes touchdown. They wanted to move the ball quickly down the field. They went to their hurry up offense. Jordan Hickcox made an interception and carried it in for a Chisago Lakes touchdown. Cory Lushanko made the two point conversion. With 9:23 left in the second quarter the score was Chisago Lakes 22 and Holy Angels 0.


Holy Angels got the ball back after the Chisago Lakes touchdown but they fumbled the ball and Chisago Lakes got the ball back.


Cory Lushanko continued to work his magic as he was able to make his way all over the field. The Holy Angels Stars had a very difficult time containing him.


For Chisago Lakes Jeffery Sargenant threw a 5 yard touchdown reception to Daniel Kimlinger with 5:22 left in the second quarter. The extra point attempt was no good.


With that touchdown the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 0.


Anthony Baysah took turns with Damon Woods running the ball. Holy Angels wasn’t about to give up late in the quarter. They wanted to score a touchdown before the half.


Holy Angels was able to get into the red zone with 2:00 left in the second quarter. They were poised to score late in quarter. With 1:29 left in the half Damon Woods had an 8-yard carry for a Holy Angels touchdown. Anthony Baysah extra point attempt was good.


With 1:29 left in the second quarter the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 7.


After the Holy Angels touchdown Chisago Lakes Cory Lushanko ran the ball to the 49 yard line and was brought down by a host of Holy Angels players.


Holy Angels picked up a loose football on the Chisago Lakes 28 yard line with 33 second to go. Holy Angels went into their hurry up offense as they looked to score on the final dive of the half. They were not able to score on the final drive of the half.


At halftime the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 7.


Holy Angels kicked off to Chisago Lakes to begin the third quarter. Chisago Lakes turned the ball over on downs.


Damon Woods got the offense going early on in the quarter. Holy Angels threatened to score midway through the third quarter. Damon Woods had an 11 yard touchdown run. The extra point was good.


With 5:12 in the third quarter the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 14.


Chisago Lakes got the ball back after the Holy Angels touchdown. Chisago Lakes fumbled the football and they turned the ball over to Holy Angels.


Matt Workman got the ball for Holy Angels and he was able to find a lot of running room. He set up a nice 7-yard touchdown dive for Holy Angels.


Damon Woods threw a nice pass to TJ Patrias who caught the ball in the end zone for a touchdown. The extra point was good. With that touch down the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 21.


Holy Angels was not aware of the clock on several occasions as they were called for multiple play clock violations.


At the end of the third quarter the score was Chisago Lakes 28 and Holy Angels 21.


As the fourth quarter got underway Holy Angels went on a drive. They were not able to muster anything on the drive and Chisago Lakes took over on downs.


Patrick Cable recovered the Chisago Lakes punt with 6:01 left to go in the fourth quarter and ran it in for a Holy Angels touchdown. The extra point attempt was good and that tied the game at 28.


Chisago Lakes was able to get Cory Lushanko the ball and he was able to get a touchdown with 3:30 left in regulation. The extra point attempt was good. With that touchdown that made the score Chisago Lakes 35 and Holy Angels 28.


Holy Angels got the ball back after the Chisago Lakes touchdown. They went into a hurry up offense. They wanted to drive down the field and score in the final minutes of the game. Holy Angels ran out of plays as they turned the ball over on downs.


Chisago Lakes got the ball back and they came up on a fourth down and five yards to go and they went for it. They were not able to convert and they turned the ball over to Holy Angels.


Holy Angels wanted to get the ball into the air late in the game. They went into a hurry up offense. Holy Angels turned the ball over on downs late in the contest.


Chisago Lakes came away with the 35-28 victory over Holy Angels.