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Fall 2010 Schedule | SALEM COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL | | 15 games (10 home, 5 away ) & 2 away tournaments | | BOYS SOCCER SCHEDULE | | | | | | VARSITY ONLY | | | Final | | | FALL 2010 | | | Schedule | | | | | | 9/1/2010 | | | | | | | Away Games | | DATE | OPPONENT | LOCATION | TEAM | TIME | Depart and Return Times | | | | | | (Approximate) | | TUE AUG 24 | CHRIST OUR ROCK | CENTRALIA | Varsity | 4:30 PM | 3:00 Depart 7:00 Return | | | | | | | | FRI AUG 27 | Altamont | ST ANTHONY | Varsity | 4:30 PM | 2:45 Depart 7:00 Return | | SAT AUG 28 | Greenville | TOURNAMENT | Varsity | 2:00 PM | 12:30 Depart ???? Return | | SAT AUG 28 | TBA | EFFINGHAM | Varsity | TBA | TBA (Top 4 Teams of 6) | | | | | | | | MON AUG 30 | CARLYLE | CARLYLE | Varsity | 4:00 PM | 2:30 Depart 7:00 Return | | | | | | | | TUE AUG 31 | WESCLIN | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | THU SEPT 2 | LEBANON | SALEM | Varsity | 4:00 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | THU SEPT 9 | TEUTOPOLIS | TEUTOPOLIS | Varsity | 5:00 PM | 3:00 Depart 8:00 Return | | | | | | | | MON SEPT 13 | BREESE CENTRAL | SALEM | Varsity | 4:15 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | TUE SEPT 14 | MT. VERNON | MT. VERNON | Varsity | 4:30 PM | 3:00 Depart 7:00 Return | | | | | | | | THU SEPT 16 | MT ZION | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | SAT SEPT 18 | BREESE MATER DEI | BREEZE | JV Only | 11:00 AM | 9:30 Depart 3:00 Return | | | | | | | | THU SEPT 23 | Effingham ST. ANTHONY | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | FRI SEPT 24 | EFFINGHAM | SALEM | Varsity | 4:15 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | TUE SEPT 28 | CHRIST OUR ROCK | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | THU SEPT 30 | ALTAMONT | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | FRI OCT 1 | TBA | MATTOON | Varsity | 4:00 PM | 2:00 PM | | SAT OCT 2 | TBA | TOURNAMENT | Varsity | 8:30 AM | 6:30 AM | | SAT OCT 2 | TBA | MATTOON | Varsity | TBA | | | | | | | | | MON OCT 4 | CHARLESTON | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | THU OCT 7 | OLNEY | SALEM | Varsity | 4:30 PM | Home Game | | | | | | | | FRI OCT 15 | REGIONALS BEGIN | TBA | Varsity | TBA | TBA |
2009 Fall Season Back Row (Left to Right): Head Coach Dan Stewart, Raymond Wilkins, Adam Hargis, Ja’n Sofranko, Viktor Williams, Tyler Brendel, Aaron Storment, Josh Like, Matt Cathcart. Front Row: Ian Holsapple, Connor Bowman, Christopher Heckman, Koltt Owens, Ryan Alvis, Jonathan Franczyk, Josh Jourdan. Not Pictured: Statisticians: Cyndi Reed & Kelsey Ann Kleiboeker. We are pleased to announce The Wildcats Boys Soccer Team will be coached by Dan Stewart who will be returning for his second season. Dan graduated from SIUE (Edwardsville) in the spring of 2009, and is teaching History at SCHS. Dan grew up playing soccer and has coached some High School soccer. Dan moved to Salem in the summer of 2009. click here for link to Boys Wildcat Soccer has the schedule, results, and roster for the Boys Wildcat team that played this past fall.
Opening season (Fall 2008) Congratulations Wildcats on a good first season! See the article below
Wildcats Opening Season
(Yahoo Calender Style) (click here) These Pictures Lost A Lot Of Quality when put on the internet. See the Pictures link for more details and the team photo. Wildcats post season concludes with a loss to the Centralia Orphans Friday night the Salem Wildcats faced the Centralia Orphans in Regional or Post Season play. On the evening the Orphans scored 6 goals with 23 shots on goal. The Wildcats were unable to score and had 3 shots on goal, one each by Sam Follett, Caleb Webster, and Aaron Storment. This was the Salem Wildcat Boys first season and they finish up with a 6 win 10 loss record. The Wildcat girls will have their first season this coming spring. We want to thank our volunteer coaches Bernie Johnson and Kyle Kelley for their excellent training of our boy’s team. Good luck to Bernie in his Head Coach position next year at Kaskaskia College. Congratulations to the Wildcat Boys on a good first season. Article by Mark Ferguson Oct. 20, 2008 Wildcats close season with 6 and 9 record with win over Olney The Salem Wildcats Boys Soccer team closes out their season with a win over the Olney Tigers JV Thursday evening. Final score was Wildcats 4, Tigers 1 with Salem goals by Zeke Light (3) and Tyler Brendel (1). Assists for the Wildcats were made by Blake Johnson, Tyler Brendel, Dan Conklin, and Josh Jourdan. The Olney Tigers had 8 shots on goal with 4 saves by goal keeper Dan Conklin and 3 saves by Dillon Stone on his debut as goal keeper. Salem took 12 shots on goal with 4 by Zeke Light, 2 each by Blake Johnson, Dan Conklin, and Sam Follett, and 1 each by Tyler Brendel, and Matthew Cathcart. On the season the Wildcats have 6 wins and 9 losses. The Wildcats open up their regional post season play in Centralia on Friday, October 17th at 4:15 against the Orphans. Article by Mark Ferguson Oct. 10, 2008. Mt Vernon Rams Top the Wildcats Monday night the Salem Wildcats played the Mt. Vernon Rams at the FCC Soccer Field here in Salem. The Rams came out strong scoring a goal within the first few minutes of the game. Final score ended up Rams 5, Wildcats 1. The Wildcats record is now 5 and 9 with their final season game Thursday night at 4:30 here in Salem. The Wildcats open up their regional season play in Centralia on Friday, October 17th against the Orphans. Article by Mark Ferguson Oct. 7, 2008 Salem Soccer Wildcats Loss to the Altamont Indians 3 to 0 The first half went scoreless as Dan Conklin was able to save 2 Indian Penalty Kicks for the Wildcats. In the second half the Indians went on the warpath scoring 3 goals with the final score Indians 3 Wildcats 0. The Wildcats are now 5 and 8 on the year and continue play on Monday, Oct 6th at 4:00 here in Salem against the Mt. Vernon Rams. Article by Mark Ferguson Oct. 3, 2008 Christ Our Rock Stallions Beat the Wildcats 1 to 0 The Christ Our Rock Stallions from Centralia claimed their first victory for the season Tuesday Night here in Salem by topping the Salem Wildcats one to nothing. The Wildcats took 9 shots on goal, 3 by Sam Follett, 2 each by Blake Johnson and Aaron Storment, and 1 each by Tyler Brendel and Conner Bowman. Several shots going over and past the sides of the goal were also taken. The Stallions took 4 shots on goal, 3 stopped by goalkeeper Dan Conklin and one making it to the back of the net for the victory. The Wildcats are now 5 and 7 on the year and continue play Thursday, Oct 2nd at 4:30 here in Salem against Altamont. Article by Mark Ferguson Oct 1, 2008 The Wildcats take game number 5 with a victory over Effingham Salem Wildcat Soccer action continued Friday as they played host to the Effingham Flaming Hearts at FCC field in Salem. The Flaming Hearts started out on fire for the first 10 minutes of the game putting in 2 quick goals in the 3rd and 9th minutes. The Wildcats answered with 4 goals in the next 16 minutes finishing the first half up 4 to 2. In the second half, Salem would continue to dominate scoring 2 more goals to Effingham’s 1 making the final score 6 to 3 Wildcats as they take their 5th game of the season for a 5 and 6 record. The Flaming Hearts had 14 shots on goal scoring 3 while Dan Conklin made 11 saves. The Wildcats had 11 shots on goal with 4 goals by Zeke Light and a goal each by Sam Follett and Aaron Storment. Wildcats had 2 assists each by Sam Follett and Tyler Brendel. Two of the Wildcats goals were simply amazing. One of Zeke’s goals was a bicycle shot from about 15 yards out, and Aaron Storment’s goal was on a long shot about 30 yards out that dropped in just below the crossbar near the far post just over the goal keepers reach. The Wildcats will host Centralia’s Christ Our Rock, 4:30 on Tuesday in Salem. Article by Mark Ferguson September 26, 2008 Wildcats loss to Breese Mater Dei 7-0 The Wildcats soccer team moved their season record to 4 and 6 (four wins, six losses) as the Knights of Mater Dei won the “joust” on Saturday. Breese held control of their side of the field and only allowed three shots on goal the entire game. None of which got past their goal keeper. The Knights’ forward line was strong in penetrating Salem’s defense as they took a total of eighteen shots on goal. Seven shots made it past goal keeper, Dan Conklin. The final score was 7 to 0. It was a tough game for the Wildcats and coach Bernie Johnson assured the players that practices this coming week would be focused on building endurance. The rest of the regular season games will be at home and the Wildcats will be on the First Christian Church field this Thursday in a match against St. Anthony at 4:30PM. Also this week, the Wildcats soccer team will be hosting Effingham High School on Friday at 4:15PM. Article by Kevin Morkassel September 20, 2008 Wildcats win at Olney 3 to 1 The Wildcats soccer team moves their season record to 4 and 5 (four wins, five losses) as they came out strong in their three to one defeat of the Olney Tigers Thursday night. Zeke Light dominated the stats sheets by making two goals, taking an additional five shots on goal and making one assist. Light, along with Sam Follett, controlled the front line of attack as Follett also put one in the net and took four shots on goal. Josh Jourdan, Mark Peradotti, Caleb Webster, and Aaron Storment were all given opportunity to take one shot each for a total of sixteen shots on goal for the game. At the end of the first half each team had 8 shots on goal. Coach Johnson stepped up the defense in the second half and the Wildcats only allowed another three shots against them the rest of the game. Dan Conklin, the goal keeper made a total of eleven saves in the eighty minutes of game time. The Wildcats are hoping to bring their record up to 5-5 as they head to Breese Mater Dei on Saturday for an 11AM game. Article by Kevin Morkassel September 18, 2008 Salem Wildcats go down against the Mt. Vernon Rams 3 to 0 The Tuesday soccer game against Mt Vernon was a tough match for the Wildcats. The Rams came out strong with an early goal in the first half. It was a very fast paced running game with the Rams coach doing frequent substitutions and taking advantage of the greater team size. By the end of the first half Salem was down two to zero. Blake Johnson and Same Follett of Salem both had opportunities to take a shot on goal, however both were blocked by the Mt. Vernon defense. In the second half, the Rams were able to drive a third goal past the Wildcats goal keeper, Dan Conklin. Conklin made a total of nine saves, including a very difficult diving save on a penalty kick. Despite all the team’s efforts, Mt Vernon took home a victory with a final score of three to zero. The Wildcats will be playing again on Thursday at Olney and a third game this week on Saturday at Breese Central. Article by Kevin Morkassel September 16, 2008 Wildcats topped by the Lebanon Greyhounds 4 to 2 Friday evening at FCC Soccer Field, the Salem Wildcats played host to the Lebanon Greyhounds. After a hard fought first half, the Wildcats finished up one to nothing on a goal by Zeke Light assisted by Sam Follett. The Greyhounds came out strong after the break scoring 2 quick goals shortly into the half. Salem then tied the game at 2 to 2 on a penalty kick shot by Zeke Light halfway through the second half. Final score ended up 4 to 2 as Lebanon would go on to add two more goals. The Greyhounds made 17 shots on goal scoring 4 with Wildcat goalie Dan Conklin making 13 saves. Salem had 8 shots on goal (4 by Zeke Light and 1 each from Blake Johnson, Sam Follett, Matthew Cathcart, and Aaron Storment) scoring 2. The Wildcats are now 3 and 4 as they get ready to face the Rams in their next game Tuesday, September 16th at 4:00pm in Mt. Vernon. Article by Mark Ferguson September 12, 2008 Wildcats hold the powerful T-Town Wooden Shoes to 3 The Salem Wildcat boys soccer team played a tough game against Teutopolis on Thursday. Teutopolis started the game with an immediate break away goal within the first 23 seconds. By halftime, the score was two to zero with T-Town on top. Salem stepped up their defensive game and held them from scoring in the second half for the first 38 minutes of play. The final score was three to zero with T-town getting the win. Salem played a strong defensive game and Dan Conklin, the goal keeper for Salem, made eight saves. Zeke Light made two shots on goal, while Blake Johnson and Sam Follett made one shot on goal each. Coach Johnson of Salem commented on how his team had improved since the last time they played this team less than two weeks ago in the Red-Gold Tournament in Charleston. The Wildcats will be playing again today (Friday the 12th) against Lebanon at 4:15PM at the First Christian Church soccer field. Article by Kevin Morkassel September 11, 2008 The Wildcats claim victory at their first home game The Salem Wildcats Boys Soccer team had Its first home game Monday evening at the FCC Soccer Field against the Breese Central Junior Varsity team. The final score was Wildcats 4, Breese Central 2. Coach Bernie Johnson commented that Tyler Brendel is doing a great job at defending in the sweeper position probably saving 2 or 3 goals per game. Goal Keeper Dan Conklin made 4 saves while allowing 2 goals. The Wildcats offense was lead by Zeke Light with 4 goals and 7 total shots on goal. Blake Johnson, Sam Follett, Jonathon Franczyk, and Dillon Stone rounded out the 15 shots on goal for the Wildcats. Assists for the Wildcats were made by Blake Johnson, Josh Jourdan, and Dillon Stone. Action continues 5:00 pm on Thursday night at Teutopolis then back home Friday at 4:30 against Lebanon. Article by Mark Ferguson September 8, 2008 The Charleston Red & Gold Tournament The Salem Wildcat Boys Soccer team participated in the Charleston Red and Gold Tournament this past Friday and Saturday. In the Friday evening game the Wildcats went up against Mattoon. Mattoon won the game with a final score of four to zero. Matoon took 12 shots on goal, four of which sneaked by goalkeeper Dan Conklin. Conklin made 7 saves and Tyler Brendel made one save. Salem made 10 shots on goal, five of them by Zeke Light and one each for Blake Johnson, Sam Follett, Matthew Cathcart, Josh Jourdan and Caleb Webster. The second game of tournament for the Wildcats was Saturday morning against Teutopolis. The final score was five to zero with Teutopolis on top. The Cats had just two shots on goal, one by Sam Follett and the other by Josh Jourdan while Teutopolis had sixteen, five goals and eleven saves by keeper Dan Conklin. The third and final game for the Cats was against Effingham at noon. Final score was Wildcats two, Effingham one giving the Salem Wildcats their second victory and a Two and Two record for the season. Goals for the Cats were scored by Sam Follett and Zeke Light. Assists on the goals by Zeke Light and Aaron Storment respectively. Effingham had nine shots on goal with eight saved by Goalkeeper Dan Conklin while Salem had only four shots on goal but putting two of them to the back of the net. Salem will play their first home game at 4:30 this coming Thursday. The Wildcats Field is at the First Christian Church Soccer Complex located at 1200 W Boone. Article by Kevin Morkassel & Mark Ferguson (Salem Soccer Association) August 30, 2008 Boys Wildcat Soccer Opening Game in Centralia You're Salem Wildcat Boys Soccer team opened up their first season in an away game at Centralia against the Christ Our Rock Silver Stallions. At the end of the first half, the score was Wildcat's three and Stallion's zero. During the second half Salem tacked on one more goal for a final score of Salem four and Christ our Rock zero. Coaches Bernie Johnson and Kyle Kelley have done a great job to get this newly formed team up to the level of play we enjoyed Tuesday evening. In my opinion, the team shows some real potential to be a contender in their initial season. In the opening half, goals were scored by Junior Tyler Brendel, Junior Zeke Light, and Freshman Chris Heckman. All three goals were assisted by Senior Sam Follett. Our additional goal scored in the second half was the result of a corner kick by Senior Blake Johnson finished off by a header from Zeke Light. An additional exciting moment in the second half was the bicycle shot taken by Zeke Light around the 18 yard line over the defense saved by the Christ Our Rock Keeper. One of the Stats that Soccer teams keep is the Shot On Goal count. Salem had ten and Christ Our Rock four, all stopped by Salem's Goalkeeper Dan Conklin. This indicates a great job done by the Wildcat defense. All players are to be congratulated by their strong effort and good luck to our Wildcats and coach Curtis Wudtke's Silver Stallion's for a good season. Article by Mark Ferguson August 26, 2008 | |
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