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Monday, October 15 Boys win first game of sectionals Nitro Wildcats shutout the St. Albans Dragons in the first game of sectional play. Evan Eich made a pair of goals followed by a goal each by Alex White and Mat Kahn. St. Albans only made one shot on goal which was blocked by goalie Lee Klocke. Everyone had a chance to plan tonight including all of the freshman. The team moves on to the second game of the sectionals against Hurricane on Tues. Thursday, October 11 Last game of the season The last game of the regular season was played at home against St. Joseph. The two Nitro goals were made by Alec Bailey and Evan Eich. Lee Klocke managed to make eight saves to hold St. Joseph to only one goal. Final score was 2 to 1 in favor of the Wildcats. The Wildcats ended the season with a 12 to 8 record as they move into tournament play. Monday, October 8 Best Wishes to Alec Miller Tonight's game against Oak Hill was a bitter sweet victory as Alec Miller sustained an incomplete fracture of his tibia that halted the game. The game was called with 17 minutes left due to the injury and the lack of lights for the field. Seniors Evan Eich and Geoff Bevil made the two goals for the Wildcats. Final score was 2-1. Saturday, October 6 Tough lose Wildcat boys' team faced Spring Valley for the second time this year during the MSAC game for 7th place. The game remained scoreless until the final minute when Spring Valley shot one in for the only score of the game. The Wildcats had several missed opportunites including 2 missed penalty shots. Wednesday, October 3 Congratulations Senior Tonight we honored the seniors from both the girls and boys teams. Seniors are Kelli Douglas, Annie Johnson, Karly Southall and Alexis Wooding for the girls and Geoff Bevil, Evan Eich, Eric Keller, Lee Klocke, Jacob McDavid, Corey Tornes, and Alex White for the boys. We congratulate them and thanks them for being a part of the teams for the last fours years and developing into the leaders of the team. We congratulate the boys' team on another victory, bring their wins into the double digits with 10 wins. Evan Eich started by scoring off a great pass from Dylan Cavender. Then Alec Miller scored off an assist from Evan Eich. The final Wildcat goal was made by Alex White. Capitol got only one goal past the defense. Final score was 3 to 1 in favor of the Wildcats. Let's keep the wins coming. Thursday, September 27 Another win at home Back at home, the Wildcats boys shut-out Spring Valley. Corey Tornes made the only goal when he took advantage of fact the Spring Valley goalie had come out of the box. The Wildcat defense and ten saves by goalie Lee Klocke kept Spring Valley scoreless. The team's record has grown to 9 wins amd 6 losses. Keep playing strong!!!!!! Tuesday, September 25 Winning streak continues Wildcat boys travel south to Beckley to play Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles. The Wildcats played tough and as a team. Alex White shot in the only goal of the game. There were several shot on goal at both ends of the field but Lee Klocke, goalie, make 12 saves to keep the Flying Eagles scoreless. Way to go Wildcats!!!! Saturday, September 22 Seniors team up for the win Wildcat boys' team came home after a two game loosing streak to win against East Fairmont. Seniors Evan Eich and Alex White worked together for the two Wildcat scores. Evan Eich made the shots on goal with the assists from Alex White. With the defense Senior Lee Klocke lead the team to a shut-out with seven saves. Keep up the good work. Tuesday, September 11 Another shut-out at home The Wildcats were busy tonight everyone playing including the freshman. The boys racked up 7 goals and shut out St. Albans. Alec Bailey made the first goal of the game off an assist by Evan Eich. The next two goals were made by Chase Kirk and Evan Eich. Then Corey Tornes went on a run with a hat trick (3 goals). This put the Wildcats with a score of 6 to zero at the half. During the second half the freshman had a chance to play and Mat Kahn came away with a goal off an assist by Nathan Bailey. The Klocke brothers combined their goalie efforts for a total of 12 saves (Chris with 7 saves and Lee with 5 saves) for the shut-out. Also thanks to the great work by the defense. Saturday, September 8 Success at home Wildcat boys finally played at home against Greenbrier East. Alec Miller made the first score followed by a successful penalty kick by Alex White. The defense held strong for as shut-out. Way to go Wildcats. Keep up the good work. Saturday, September 8 Pancake breakfast Thanks for everyone's help with the pancake breakfast fundraiser at Apple Bee's. We cleared $923. Friday, August 31 Ladycats win on the road Ladycats win against Ripley with a shut-out. Laine Roberts lead the scoring with 3 goals followed by 2 by Savannah Miller and one each from Autumn Griggs and Tessa Musilli. The final score was 7-0. The Ladycats continue their winning steak which gives honor to the memory of Coach Green in their first game since his death. Thursday, August 30 Boys travel to Hurricane Boys Wildcats faught hard against Hurricane Redskins but they were unable to put one in the goal. Hurricane had 16 shots on goal and Nitro Goalie Lee Klocke blocked all but one. So the final score was Hurricane one and Nitro zero. Tuesday, August 28 Wildcats come away with a shutout The Boys Nitro Wildcats shutout Lincoln County High School. The first Nitro score came from a header off a Lincoln County defender. Next Corey Tornes scored with a header off a corner kick by Alex White. The two Millers teamed up for the next goal with senior Mat Miller scoring off an assist from junior Alec Miller. Mat Miller went on to score another goal off an assist from Austin McKitrick. Not to be left out Geoff Bevil, Alec Bailey and Austin McKitrick each scored a goal. In between cat naps, goalie Lee Klocke managed to make 5 saves to contribute to the shutout. Final score was Nitro 7 to Lincoln County zero. Already Nitro Boys have more wins than last year. Keep up the good work. Tuesday, August 28 Candlelight Vigil Players, coaches, referees, family and friends all gathered on the soccer field to remember Dick Green, the Nitro girls assistant soccer coach. The field was lined with candles while several hundred people gathered and held candles in the Coach's honor. Family and friends shared memories of Coach Green's love for the game of soccer and the ways he had touched so many lives. His memory will live on. For featured story in the Charleston Gazette go to http://wvgazette.com/Sports/PrepSports/201208270203 Saturday, August 25 Special Prayers Our prayers and thoughts are with all the players and coachs of the Lady Wildcats Team as they morn the loss of their Assistant Coach Dick Green who died today right before the scheduled game against Huntington. Saturday, August 25 Boys Team win big Boys Wildcat Team travelled to Ripley for another away game. This time they came out on the winning side with a final score of 7 to 2. Evan Eich came away with a "hat trick" of three goals and one assist. Corey Tornes scored twice. Geoff Bevil shot a successful penalty kick. The final point for the Wildcats came from a header by a Ripleyplayer into the goal. Lee Klocke as goalies came away with a couple of saves. A great win on a very hot, sunny day. Thursday, August 23 Boys team continue travelling Boys continue long series of road games, this time travelling to Sissonville. The team battled hard having 14 shots on goal but all were stopped by Sissonville goalie Josh Rawson. Nitro goalie Lee KLocke did not have as much of a workout as he stopped five shots but 2 shots got through for a final score of Sissonville 2 to Nitro 0. Wednesday, August 22 Ladycats shut out Cabell Midland Nitro girls soccer team played their second game at home and shut out Cabell Midland with a score of 7 to 0. Laine Roberts had a hat trick with 3 goals followed by Taylor Burdette and Savannah Miller with 2 goals each. Tuesday, August 21 Boys defeats Cabell Midland Nitro Wildcats Boys team travel to Cabell Midland for their second game on the road. After loosing to Huntington on Saturday they were able to turn things around and defeat Cabell Midland to bring their season record to 2-1. Both teams were scoreless until the last 13 minutes when Geoff Bevill was finally able to score for the Nitro Wildcats off a deep throw-in by Evan Eich. The defense prevented Cabell Midland from scoring along with the 4 saves by Nitro goalie Lee Klocke. Friday, August 17 Boys win in home opener Boys played Riverside in their home opener on their new field. The two Nitro goals came quickly in the openning minutes of the game. Evan Eich scored the first goal in the third minute of the game followed by a goal by Alec Miller from an assist by Alec Bailey two minutes late. Riverside made their only goal late in the first half with a shot that deflected off Nitro goalie Lee Klocke's hands. Nitro's defense held the rest of the game with no scoring from either team in the second half. |
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