Cranbrook/Kingswood Girls Varsity Hockey

                           2009-2010      SCORING LEADERS    03-10-2010     *unofficial results               

PLAYER NAME	HIGH  SCHOOL	GOALS	ASSISTS	POINTS
CALEY CHELIOS	CRANBROOK KINGSWOOD	26	40	66
SYDNEY SAKWA	CRANBROOK KINGSWOOD	33	20	53
CHELSEA MINNIE	PORT  HURON	29	17	46
CLAIRE BOYLE	GROSSE POINTE SOUTH	18	22	40
KRISTEN TAYLOR	REGINA	23	15	38
ANA HARRIS	GROSSE POINTE SOUTH	19	19	38
PAIGE COUNSMAN	UNIVERSITY  OF LIGGETT	26	11	37
AMANDA SCHIMPKE	CRANBROOK KINGSWOOD	16	18	34
SHANNON GIANNO	GROSSE POINTE SOUTH	14	19	33
MADDIE VAN ANTWERP	COUNRTY DAY	20	12	32
RAE SKLARSKI	GROSSE POINTE SOUTH	10	22	32
JENNIFER CUSMANO	GR. PTE. NORTH	19	10	29
KAILEY SICKMILLER	GR. PTE.  NORTH	17	10	27
JORDYN MOORE	PLYMOUTH-CANTON-SALEM	16	11	27
MORGAN THOMPSON	PORT  HURON	14	13	27
HAYLEY COX	PORT  HURON	11	16	27
HALEIGH BOLTON	ULS LIGGETT	13	13	26
JALISSA ZUEGE	PORT HURON	8	18	26
RACHEL FREEMAN	ANN ARBOR	18	7	25
COURTNEY HARRIS	PORT HURON	10	14	24
SHAUNA SIEBERT	PLYMOUTH-CANTON-SALEM	14	9	23
JULIA SOLECKI	GR. PTE.  SOUTH	12	11	23

Miss Hockey 2010 is Paige Counsman of University Liggett.

Coach of the year is Cranbrook's Terry Brooks.

Most Valuable Goaltender is Colleen Jacoby of Cranbrook.

Zetterberg Scholarship winner is Erica Zazo of Northville $1,500.

Devellano Scholarship winner Chelsea Minnie of Port Huron $1,500.

 

ALL STATE FIRST TEAM

Forwards:
Paige Counsman, Liggett; Caley Chelios, Cranbrook; Shannon Gianino, Grosse Pointe South
Defense:
Jordyn Moore, Plymouth-Canton-Salem; Taylor Moody, Grosse Pointe North
Goalie:
Colleen Jacoby, Cranbrook

ALL STATE SECOND TEAM

Forwards:
Kristin Taylor, Regina; Rae Sklarski, Grosse Pointe South; Shauna Siebert, Plymouth-Canton-Salem
Defense:
Morgan Ellis, Liggett; Emma Hull, Grosse Pointe South
Goalie:
Maggie Miller, Grosse Pointe South


All-State Honorable Mention

Claire Boyle, Grosse Pointe South; Ana Harris, Grosse Pointe South; Jennifer Cousmano, Grosse Pointe North; Chelsea Minnie, Port Huron; Sydney Sakwa, Cranbrook; Madeline McClain, Mercy; Jessie Buckley, Mercy; Sydney Supica, Ann Arbor Pioneer; Kristina Keil, Ann Arbor Pioneer; Rachel Freeman, Ann Arbor Pioneer; Maddie VanAntwerp, Detroit Country Day; Haleigh Bolton, Liggett.

Players from League teams had alot of fun showing off their skills. Thanks to Bob Bruce for the picture!

Write up from Grosse Pointe News Bob St. John.

Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood's Sydney Sakwa scored with 1:12 left in double-overtime, sending the favored Blue Devils home with a 2-1 loss.  Sakwa's harmless shot found a way by senior goalie Maggie Miller, who was screened on the play and didn't see the puck until it was too late.  She got a piece of the puck, but it had enough steam to elude her glove and fall behind the goal line.
"(Colleen) Jacoby was the difference in the game," head coach Bill Fox said. "She played well and we bit ourselves a couple of times that cost us. We outplayed them for the most part, but they won the game."  They did everything in their power to win the game, outshooting the Cranes 51-21, but Sakwa (two goals) played the heroine and Jacoby (50 saves) was the most valuable player.
"I knew my goaltender would keep us in the game," Cranbrook Kingswood head coach Terry Brooks said. "We're a well-conditioned team and it showed tonight. We wouldn't quit and beat a great team."
The Blue Devils were seven seconds from losing in regulation play, but senior Ana Harris tied it with a slapshot from 10 feet away. Fellow seniors Rae Sklarski and Shannon Gianino assisted on the goal that came with 7.1 seconds left.
Fox's squad outshot the Cranes 13-7 in the first overtime and 6-5 in the second.
Grosse Pointe South finished the season 21-1 and Cranbrook Kingswood was 19-3.