Boys soccer Zane Trace wins junior high tournament 10/25/03 Zane Trace made the most of seven shots on goal for a 3-1 win Saturday over Waverly in the championship game of the Unioto Junior High soccer tournament. The victory capped a 16-0 season for Zane Trace, which outscored opponents 116-10.  Unioto defeated Jackson 3-1 to win Saturday's consolation match. Ben Bower scored Zane Trace's first goal and Tyler Hutton followed up with two as Matt Miller recorded six saves while playing the entire game in goal for the Pioneers. ZT, Waverly play for junior high title 10/23/03 Zane Trace and Waverly have advanced to Saturday's championship game of the Unioto Junior High School soccer tournament. The Pioneers (15-0) defeated Jackson 7-1 Thursday evening to reach the final. Jackson scored first in the first four minutes of the match before Zane Trace came back with four goals before halftime.  Corey Keister scored three goals and Ben Bower and Mason Conley two each for the Pioneers. Keister has 32 goals for the season, Bower 26 and Conley seven. Tyler Hutton had two assists and Bower, Keister and Hannah Jones one apiece. Hutton has 15 assists for the season. Matt Miller stopped two shots in goal and Travis Smith one for Zane Trace. Tuesday, Oct. 21 Division III boys district semifinal:   Lynchburg Clay 2, Unioto 1 (ot) Saturday, Oct. 18 Division III boys sectional final:   Unioto 5, Zane Trace 1 (Unioto advances to Division III district tournament at Athens High School for 7 p.m. district semifinal Tuesday against Lynchburg Clay)  ZT remains perfect in junior high soccer 10/18/03 Zane Trace remained unbeaten in junior high soccer Saturday with an 11-0 win over Alexander in the Unioto Junior High Invitational. The 14-0 Pioneers face Jackson Thursday evening with the winner advancing to the tournament championship game Saturday.  Ben Bower scored four goals and Tyler Hutton three with one assist for Zane Trace as Matt Miller recorded three saves in the shutout. Other Zane Trace scorers were Corey Keister with two goals and two assists and Ryan Jaruwannakorn and Evan Cox with one goal each. Travis Smith, Kendra Dalton and Mason Conley had one assist apiece. Zane Trace to sectional final 10/15/03 Zane Trace defeated Piketon 3-1 in a Division III boys soccer sectional semifinal Wednesday evening to advance to the sectional final against Unioto at 7 p.m., Saturday. That match will be played at Unioto with the winner advancing to the Division III district tournament at Athens High School. Zane Trace led Piketon 1-0 at the half on an unassisted goal by Michael Jaruwannakorn at the 8:41 mark. Jaruwannakorn scored an unassisted goal again -- his 12th goal of the season -- at the 18:44 juncture of the second half and assisted on Jared Timmons' second goal of the season with 4:59 left in the match. Piketon scored with 11:31 left in the second half as Zane Trace outshot the Redstreaks 26-4. "We came out a bit flat and Piketon came out gunning for us," Zane Trace coach Josh Murton said. "At the half we gathered ourselves and got out and got the job done. Piketon has improved greatly over the past year," Murton continued. "I am excited to see them stepping it up because they operate with class. "Unioto has proven to be one of the best teams in the region," Murton said of the sectional final, "but they are our rival so the boys are looking forward to playing them again." ZT Junior High stays perfect 10/14/03 Zane Trace blanked Chillicothe 4-0 in the Unioto junior high soccer tournament Tuesday evening to improve to 13-0 for the season. Tyler Hutton and Corey Keister scored two goals apiece for Zane Trace and Hutton and Kendra Dalton recorded assists. Matt Miller played the entire game in goal for the Pioneers. Zane Trace plays Alexander Saturday in the tournament. Perfect junior high regular season 10/11/03 Zane Trace capped a perfect junior high soccer regular season with a 6-0 victory over Unioto Saturday. In compiling a 12-0 season, the Pioneers outscored opponents 91-8, including eight shutouts. Corey Keister scored three goals against Unioto to increase his season total to 25. Ben Bower scored two goals to finish the regular season with 20 and Tyler Noble scored his third goal of the campaign. Assists were recorded by Keister, Bower, Tyler Hutton, Nathan Van Buskirk and Mason Conley. Matt Miller played the entire match in goal and recorded three saves. Zane Trace plays Chillicothe Tuesday in the Unioto Junior High School tournament. Unioto jumps on Zane Trace early 10/10/03 Unioto raced to a 4-0 halftime lead and never looked back in handing Zane Trace a 5-1 defeat in a rare Friday night soccer match. The match -- originally scheduled for Saturday -- was moved to Friday night to avoid conflicting with the Zane Trace-Unioto football game Saturday. Unioto came out strong for the second straight match, scoring 3:38 into the match on Joe Jinks goal off a cross from Clint Lovely. Lovely scored less than a minute later on a pass from Clifton Brown. Jinks and Lovely assisted on a pair of goals by Tyler Brown before halftime. Clifton Brown scored Unioto's final goal five minutes into the second half on a penalty kick and Zane Trace scored midway through the second half. "Unioto played a balanced attack throughout the night," assistant Unioto coach George Stoltz said. "Unioto's defense got a good challenge from Zane Trace's Mike Jaruwannakorn and Kazz Hall. They are good young, active players who kept us on our toes all night." Unioto outshot the Pioneers 23-7 with Sherman goalkeeper Jarret Kelley recording five saves. Unioto, Zane Trace soccer winners 10/08/03 Unioto scored just 38 seconds into the match and went on to defeat Jackson 3-1 in the last regular season home match for the Shermans Wednesday evening and Zane Trace roared to a 6-1 halftime lead and defeated Piketon 9-3. Zane Trace 9, Piketon 3 Michael Jaruwannakorn scored the first two goals of the match -- his team-leading ninth and 10th goals of the season -- less than six minutes into the match. Piketon answered with a goal, but Donavon Jenkins, Chase Smith, Kyle Manasco and Heath Good all scored for the Pioneers (6-8-1) before halftime. The Redstreaks (6-8) scored twice after the intermission and Nick Thurston, Manasco and Pat Diehl wrapped up the scoring for Zane Trace. Donavon Jenkins had two assists for Zane Trace and Jordan Buck, Chase Smith and Matt Large one each. Caleb Penn assisted on Piketon's first goal. Mark Walters had two goals and Ely Porter the other for Piketon and Tyler Wickham assisted on all three goals. "Despite the defeat," Piketon coach Scott Dalton said, "I am very proud of the way my kids played. Every single player on the team gave 100 percent the entire time they were in the game and nobody gave up or quit trying until the final horn sounded. "Congratulations to coach Murton and the Pioneers. He has done a super job with the kids at Zane Trace and they are without a doubt one of the quality teams in the area. His kids play hard, play fair and maintain a great attitude. Win or lose, Zane Trace is a team we enjoy playing." Zane Trace hosts Unioto Friday evening for the Rossco Trophy. Zane Trace will host Miami Trace Saturday before a return engagement at Zane Trace for a first round sectional game next Wednesday. Unioto 3, Jackson 1 Seniors Clint Lovely, Ryan Cox, Eric Blaschak and Ryan Cully started the match for Unioto with Lovely scoring the first goal from about 20 yards out, putting the ball across the goal over the keeper's head. Clifton Brown assisted on the goal. The Shermans built a 3-0 halftime lead on a penalty kick by Lovely and Brown's shot over the keeper's head from 30 yards out. "Unioto played very well, controlling the ball at the midfield," said assistant coach George Stoltz. "Jackson is a very well-coached team and plays fundamentally sound. This was a great test for Unioto to prepare for the up-coming tournament." Jackson's goal came late in the game after Unioto went deep into its bench. The Unioto reserves won 1-0 on a goal by Blaschak, assisted by Geoff Stoltz. Now 10-3-2, Unioto plays at Zane Trace Friday night at 7 p.m. Zane Trace 4, Logan 0 (junior high) In a junior high match, Zane Trace defeated Logan 4-0. Ben Bower and Corey Keister scored two goals each for the 11-0 Pioneers. Bower also had two assists and Keister and Kendra Dalton one each. Matt Miller recorded four saves to preserve the shutout. Zane Trace will play for a perfect regular season Saturday when the Pioneers host Unioto in the final game before tournaments begin next week. Zane Trace rolls in junior high soccer 10/07/03 Zane Trace rolled to an 8-0 victory over Alexander Tuesday evening to improve to 10-0 in junior high soccer. Ben Bower led the Pioneer scoring with two goals and two assists. Tyler Hutton added a goal and two assists and Travis Smith, Jeremiah Payne, Matt Miller, Corey Keister and Mason Conley each had goals.  Conley, Smith and Hutton each played in goal to give Zane Trace its sixth shutout of the season. Zane Trace hosts Logan Wednesday and Unioto Saturday. Logan Elm tops Piketon; ZT, Clay tie 10/06/03 Logan Elm defeated Piketon 4-1 and Zane Trace and Portsmouth Clay battled to a 0-0 stalemate in boys soccer Monday evening. In a junior high match, Zane Trace remained unbeaten with a 9-2 win at Waverly. Logan Elm 4, Piketon 1 Justyn Leist scored Piketon's goal by following up his own shot that was batted down by the Logan Elm goalkeeper.  "I was impressed by Logan Elm's hustle and persistence," Piketon coach Scott Dalton said. "They somehow managed to beat us to the ball more often than we beat them. "Our kids played hard and gave it their best shot. Unfortunately for us, we just didn't get the ball in the goal as many times as Logan Elm." The 6-7 Redstreaks travel to Zane Trace Wednesday. Zane Trace 0, Portsmouth Clay 0 "We had this one in the bag, but we just couldn't finish it off," said Zane Trace coach Josh Murton. "Our defense led by Mike Taylor played one of its better games, which is huge this time of the season," he added, "but this was one of those games we should have walked out with a win. "We controlled the midfield most of the game and stopped any counter they had. McCoy had another great performance in goal for us and is becoming a solid leader on the team." Zane Trace 9, Waverly 2 (junior high) Zane Trace improved to 9-0 as Tyler Hutton completed a hat trick with three goals, giving him 15 for the season. Corey Keister scored two goals -- to increase his total to 19 -- and added four assists. Ben Bower scored his 14th goal and also had an assist, Mason Conley scored one goal and had one assist and Kendra Dalton and Tyler Noble scored a goal each. Ryan Jaruwannakorn had one assist. Matt Miller, Hannah Janes and Conley played in goal for the Pioneers. Zane Trace hosts Alexander Tuesday and Logan Wednesday. Unioto wins, Piketon falls to Hillsboro 10/04/03 Unioto blanked Washington CH 4-0 and Hillsboro defeated Piketon 5-2 in boys non-conference soccer Saturday. Unioto 4, Washington CH 0 Clifton Brown assisted on a goal by Clint Lovely and scored on a direct kick to give Unioto a 2-0 halftime lead. Lovely also scored a second half goal on an assist by Ryan Cox following an unassisted goal by Tyler Bryant.  Jarrett Kelley recorded one save and Jordan Lodge two for the Shermans -- now 9-3-2. Unioto tied with Logan 1-1 Wednesday evening on Clint Lovely's goal midway through the second half. Clifton Brown was credited with an assist and Jarrett Kelley recorded one save. Hillsboro 5, Piketon 2 Ely Porter scored both goals for Piketon, one off a corner kick in the first half and the second off a free kick in the second half. "I thought our kids did a great job holding their own in this one against a seasoned Division II program," said Piketon coach Scott Dalton. "We went up against a team with 12 seniors who were fast, passed the ball well and maintained good offensive pressure, supported by good defensive fullbacks who controlled the back line. "Our kids continue to improve and playing good competition helps to make us better," Dalton concluded. The 6-6 Redstreaks host Logan Elm Monday, travel to Zane Trace Wednesday and host Miami Trace to close the regular season Saturday. Zane Trace JH downs Waverly 6-3 10/02/03 Zane Trace defeated Waverly 6-3 in junior high soccer Thursday evening to run the Pioneers' record to 8-0. The two teams meet again Monday. Ben Bower led Zane Trace with three goals and an assist while Corey Keister had two goals and two assists, Tyler Hutton a goal and Kendral Dalton an assist. Matt Miller played the entire match in goal and registered nine saves. Wednesday, Oct. 1 Unioto 1, Logan 1  Zane Trace Junior High rolls 12-0 10/01/03 Zane Trace defeated the Bishop Warriors 12-0 in junior high soccer Wednesday evening as the Pioneers ran their record to 7-0. Nine players scored for Zane Trace led by Corey Keister with four goals. Scoring one goal apiece were Ben Bower, Kendra Dalton, Ryan Jaruwannakorn, Tyler Noble, Jeremiah Payne, Tyler Hutton, Evan Cox and Hannah Janes. Assists were recorded by Keister, Bower, Dalton, Jaruwannakorn, Kayla Graves, Matt Miller and Mason Conley. Travis Smith, Conley and Hutton combined for the shutout in goal. Zane Trace hosts Waverly Thursday evening.  Piketon rallies for 3-2 win 09/29/03 Piketon outscored Minford 2-0 in the second half for a 3-2 win and Alexander blanked Zane Trace 3-0 in boys soccer Monday evening. In a junior high match, unbeaten Zane Trace blanked Alexander 9-0 for the Pioneers' sixth straight win. Piketon 3, Minford 2 The Redstreaks -- now 6-5 -- took a 1-0 lead midway through the first half only to have Minford take a 2-1 halftime lead. Kyle Miller, Tyler Wickham and Mark Walters scored for Piketon with Wickham, Miller and Marin Boeger recording assists. "The game was very fast-paced and physical," said Piketonl coach Scott Dalton. "I am proud of the way our kids took the game to them. For the first time this year, our kids truly played as hard as they could for the entire 80 minutes. "By the end of the first half, it was clear Minford was very tired. Our kids kept up the defensive and offensive pressure, which enabled them to turn the game around. "Caleb Penn along with Ross Wheeler, Brandon Fox and Matt Brady ensured the ball spent very little time in our half of the field while offensively Kyle Miller, Mark Walters, Marin Boeger, Tyler Wickham and Ely Porter, along with help off the bench from Michael Thompson, Justyn Leist and Kyle Vulgamore, kept the ball in Minford's half of the field for most of the second half.  "Zach Bloomfield and Jay Porter strengthened the defense by keeping a lid on the goal," Dalton concluded. Piketon travels to Hillsboro Saturday. Hillsboro won an earlier meeting 4-1.  Alexander 3, Zane Trace 0 "The difference in the game was Bolin," says Zane Trace coach Josh Z. Murton. "He is one of the top players in the region and he showed that tonight," he adds. After scoring three goals in the first half, "we tightened up our defense and shut him down in the second. Offensively we have been slow. We had our chances, but could not finish. They are one of the best teams in the region and I think our boys are starting to believe we can compete with the top teams." Zane Trace lost the first meeting between the two teams 8-2. The Pioneers are at Portsmouth Clay Monday. Clay won the first meeting 3-1. The Zane Trace junior varsity defeated Alexander 2-0 on goals by Matt Large and Ryan Graves and the goal-keeping of Andy Ellis. The Pioneer junior varsity -- 2-6 overall -- lost to Alexander 8-0 in their first meeting. Zane Trace 9, Alexander 0 (junior high) Corey Keister scored five goals and assisted on another as Matt Miller and Travis Smith combined in goal for the shutout. Tyler Hutton scored three goals and had one assist, Ben Bower scored a goal and Ryan Jaruwannakorn recorded an assist for the Pioneers. Zane Trace hosts the Bishop Warriors Wednesday. Saturday, Sept. 27 Unioto 6, Miami Trace 2 Thursday, Sept. 25 Portsmouth Clay 3, Zane Trace 1 Piketon 5, West Union 1 Clay defeats Zane Trace 3-1 09/25/03 Portsmouth Clay defeated Zane Trace 3-1 in boys soccer Thursday evening. Zane Trace improved to 5-0 in junior high soccer with a 2-0 win at Logan. Portsmouth Clay 3, Zane Trace 1 "We got ourselves into a hole that we couldn't get out of," said Zane Trace coach Josh Murton. "Clay played a solid all-around game while we were a bit flat, but we played hard until the last second. We've got some more wins in us," Murton added. Clay took a 2-0 halftime lead on goals by Mike Thacker and Chris Robinson and added another Robinson goal before Zane Trace's Mike Taylor scored with 21:24 left. Zane Trace outshot Clay 18-11 with Chris McCoy recording 10 saves for the Pioneers. Zane Trace is 5-7 and Clay is 4-4. Zane Trace hosts Alexander Monday with a junior varsity match at 5:30 and the varsity encounter about 7:30 p.m. Zane Trace 2, Logan 0 (junior high) Tyler Hutton scored the first Pioneer goal on a penalty kick midway through the first half and Ben Bower scored the second late in the first half on an assist from Corey Keister. Matt Miller recorded nine saves in the shutout. Zane Trace plays at Alexander Monday, the first of seven games in 12 days. Wednesday, Sept. 24 Unioto 3, Hillsboro 1 Zane Trace routs Miami Trace 6-2 09/23/03 "Tonight we became a team" declared Zane Trace boys soccer coach Joshua Murton after his team routed Miami Trace 6-2 for the Pioneers' third straight win and fourth in five matches. "Everyone had a big hand in this win," Murton added. "We started off down 0-1 and came back focused in the second half. We're coming together and playing hard for each other." Held to a 1-1 halftime stalemate, Zane Trace erupted for five second half goals, including Kazz Hall's hat trick. Miami Trace scored first with David Bowers getting the goal on an assist from Eric Torgerson. Michael Jaruwannakorn answered with his eighth goal of the season on Chase Smith's corner kick for the halftime tie. Hall opened the second half with his first goal of the match on an assist from Jared Timmons. He later scored on an assist from Matt Large and an unassisted goal. Eddie Van Buskirk added a goal on an assist from Jordan Buck and Donavon Jenkins scored on an assist by Hall. Miami Trace's second half goal went to Rusty Johnson unassisted. Zane Trace -- 5-6 overall -- outshot Miami Trace 24-14 with Chris McCoy recording four saves for the Pioneers and Tim Garringer seven for Miami Trace. Miami Trace won the reserve match 6-2 after falling behind 0-2 at the half. Josh Book and Matt Large scored for Zane Trace, now 1-6. Monday, Sept. 22 London 2, Unioto 1 Zane Trace wins second straight 09/20/03 Michael Jaruwannakorn's seventh goal of the season was enough to send Zane Trace past Washington CH 1-0 in boys soccer Saturday.  The Pioneers have won two in a row and three of four matches to improve to 4-6. Jaruwannakorn's game-winner was a header off a corner kick from Chase Smith -- his third assist of the season -- with 27 minutes left in the match. Zane Trace outshot the Blue Lions 21-19 with Chris McCoy getting the shutout on eight saves. "It was a very physical game and the refs did a great job in controlling the game, but not over doing it," said Zane Trace coach Joshua Murton.  "We're really starting to gel as one cohesive unit now and we're picking up some steam at the right time of the season. We have individuals stepping up to make this team a stronger unit." Next up for Zane Trace is Miami Trace, which lost to the Pioneers 3-1 earlier this season. In a reserve match Saturday, Zane Trace overcame Washington CH's 1-0 halftime lead for a 3-1 victory -- the first of the season for the Pioneers. Rusty Ortman's hat trick provided all three second half goals -- one on Cody Williams' first assist of the season. Andy Ellis had five saves for Zane Trace. Zane Trace rolls in second half 09/17/03 Zane Trace erupted for three second half goals to hand Amanda Clearcreek a 3-1 loss in boys soccer Wednesday evening. Unioto blanked Piketon 4-0. "We controlled the tempo of the game and could not put the ball away in the first half," said Zane Trace coach Joshua Murton. "The second half we came out a bit more focused and our offense began to click. After a 0-0 first half, Michael Jaruwannakorn scored twice and Kazz Hall scored his first goal of the season for the Pioneers. Jaruwannakorn has six goals for the season. Jared Simmons and Chase Smith recorded assists for Zane Trace, which outshot Amanda Clearcreek 25-10. Chris McCoy had five saves for the Pioneers. "McCoy had another great game for us between the pipes," Murton added. "He is as solid as they come and is doing some big things in helping this team win. Donavon Jenkins played a great game also. He did a great job distributing the ball and starting our attack, which led to our two freshmen creating some opportunities to score." Waverly had defeated Zane Trace 8-1 Tuesday. Hillsboro tops Piketon 4-1 09/15/03 Hillsboro scored three second half goals to break a 1-1 halftime tie and defeat Piketon 4-1 Monday evening. In a junior high match, Zane Trace improved to 3-0 by defeating the Bishop Warriors (club team) 12-0. Hillsboro 4, Piketon 1 Freshman Justyn Leist gave Piketon the early lead, but "in the second half we just did not have enough gas left to keep up," Redstreak coach Scott Dalton said. "We had some shots, but could not find the net while they were able to make the best of their shots," Dalton added. "It was a well-played game for both teams, and, although we did not win the game, our kids showed they are improving." Zach Bloomfield, Caleb Penn and Brandon Fox led the Piketon defense while Leist, Kyle Miller, Ely Porter and Mark Walters sparked the offense. Piketon -- 4-4 -- is at Unioto Wednesday. Zane Trace 12, Bishop Warriors 0 Ten Pioneers scored and Travis Smith, Hannah Janes and Corey Keister combined in goal for the shutout. The scoring summary for Zane Trace was Tyler Hutton and Ben Bower, two goals, two assists; Ryan Jaruwannakorn, one goal, two assists; Kendra Dalton and Matt Miller, one goal, one assist; and Corey Keister, Nathan VanBuskirk, Mason Conley, Travis Smith, Evan Cox, one goal apiece. Zane Trace is at Chillicothe Wednesday. Saturday, Sept. 13 Logan Elm 1, Piketon 0 Zane Trace 3, Miami Trace 1 Miami Trace 8, Zane Trace 4 (reserves) Unioto 1, Bloom Carroll 0 Zane Trace defense prevails 3-1 09/13/03 "Our defense kept Miami Trace to only two shots in the first half and played real strong for 80 minutes," Zane Trace boys soccer coach Josh Murton said of his team's 3-1 win over Miami Trace Saturday. In other matches, Unioto blanked Bloom Carroll 1-0 and Logan Elm slipped past Piketon 1-0. Zane Trace 3, Miami Trace 1 Michael Jaruwannakorn's fourth goal of the season gave the Pioneers a 1-0 halftime lead and Chase Smith and Kyle Manasco added second half goals. Pat Diehl and Matt Large recorded assists for Zane Trace. Chris Anthony scored Miami Trace's goal -- his second of the season. Zane Trace outshot the Panthers 23-11 as Chris McCay was credited with seven saves for the Pioneers and Tim Garinger 11 for Miami Trace. "Our offense is still not where I would like to have it," Murton said, "but today we were more aggressive and more savvy to get the ball past the pipes." Miami Trace won a reserve match 8-4 as Mark Conrad, Gavin Spaeth, Zack Bidwell and Rusty Ortman scored for Zane Trace. Greg Lemiux and Nick Thurston had three saves each for the Pioneers, who outshot Miami Trace 15-12. Logan Elm 1, Piketon 0 "Both teams put on quite the defensive show," said Piketon coach Scott Dalton. Piketon -- now 4-3 -- will host Hillsboro Monday and travel to Unioto Wednesday. Cavs erupt in second half for 6-1 win 09/10/03 Tuesday, Sept. 9 Dublin Scioto 5, Westland 0 Upper Arlington 1, Thomas Worthington 1 Chillicothe nursed a 1-0 lead into halftime before erupting in the second half behind David McCorkle for a 6-1 win over Franklin Heights Wednesday evening. McCorkle turned a "hat trick" after the intermission with three goals in the team's highest scoring match of the season. Jonathan Greene's goal at the 33:20 mark of the first half gave Chillicothe the lead it would never relinquish. Paolo Casartelli assisted on the goal -- one of three he had for the night. McCorkle got the scoring rolling in the second half with a goal on an assist from Brad Seymour less than three minutes into the period. Greene scored again on another assist by Casartell -- a foreign exchange student from Italy -- and McCorkle completed his hat trick on assists from Michael Perri and Kenny Thompson. Casartelli got his final assist on freshman Pat McCorkle's first varsity goal. Chillicothe outshot the Falcons 17-4 leading to just one save for goalie Eric Latham. The Cavaliers host Upper Arlington Monday in an Ohio Capital Conference Cardinal Division match. Tuesday, Sept. 9 Alexander 3, Unioto 1 Piketon edges Portsmouth 5-4 09/08/03 Piketon improved to 4-2 with a 5-4 win over Portsmouth Monday evening as junior midfielder Zach Bloomfield provided the winning margin with the second goal of his prep career. Bloomfield's goal put his team ahead 5-3 and the Redstreaks hung on in handing the Trojans their seventh loss in eight matches. Piketon led 3-1 at the half on goals by Tyler Wickham, Mark Walters and Kyle Miller. Ely Porter opened the second half scoring for the Redstreaks. Other recent Piketon matches: Saturday, Sept. 6 -- Fairfield Union 8, Piketon 0. "Very physical, punishing game," said Piketon coach Scott Dalton. "Fairfield Union has a very good team that can run, shoot, pass and defend. They were just more than we could handle." Wednesday, Sept. 4 -- Piketon 4, Ohio Valley Christian 3. Marin Boeger and Tyler Wickham scored one goal apiece and Mark Walters had two goals.  "Very tough, physical game," Dalton said. "The Streaks played with more fire and intensity than I have ever seen them play with and that ultimately led to their victory." CHS wins, Unioto ties in boys soccer 09/06/03 Chillicothe shaded Newark 2-1, Unioto and Waverly battled to a 1-1 tie and Washington CH blanked Zane Trace 2-0 in boys soccer Saturday. In junior high soccer, Zane Trace won its second straight match 10-1 over Chillicothe. Chillicothe 2, Newark 1 The Cavaliers got another "good effort on defense," according to coach Mike McCorkle, whose team has allowed seven goals in fashioning a 2-2-1 record in its last five matches. Chillicothe took a 1-0 lead into the halftime on a goal by Michael Perri, who found the net on a follow-up of a header by David McCorkle. The game winner came with three minutes left in the match when Shea Van DeCarr and Evet Rolsten assisted on a goal by Johnathan Greene. CHS outshot Newark 8-5 with Eric Latham recording four saves. Chillicothe hosts Franklin Heights in another non-conference match Wednesday. Unioto 1, Waverly 1 Unioto outshot Waverly 15-4, but "Waverly played a strong defense to turn away Unioto's offensive threat," according to assistant Sherman coach George Stoltz. Unioto's Clifton Brown scored on a direct kick from about 35 yards out at the 35:58 mark of the first half.  Waverly countered with a free kick from Luke Purpero to Mike Willis, who deflected the ball past the keeper at the 23:59 mark of the second half. Jarret Kelley recorded one save for the Shermans, now 3-1-1. Waverly is 3-0-1. Unioto is at Alexander Tuesday with a reserve match starting at 5:30 p.m. Alexander is 5-0 since losing to Unioto in their season opener. Washington CH 2, Zane Trace 0  This loss, coupled with an 8-2 setback against Alexander, drops the Pioneers to 1-5. Zane Trace outshot the Blue Lions 11-8 as Chase Smith had four shots and Michael Jaruwannakorn three, but were unable to overcome a 2-0 Washington CH halftime lead. Chris McCoy had five saves for Zane Trace. "We came out a bit flat and found ourselves down," Pioneer coach Josh Murton said, "but the kids hung in there and kept the pressure on. We again outshot our opponent so now we just need to finish off. "These kids have a lot of heart and if we keep pushing forward, we will get ours." The junior varsity lost to Washington CH 2-1 and Alexander 8-0 to fall to 0-4. Zane Trace 10, Chillicothe 1 (junior high) Tyler Hutton scored four goals and assisted on another to lead Zane Trace. The Pioneers led 5-0 at the half on two goals by Hutton and one each by Corey Keister, Ben Bower and Kendra Dalton. Keister, Ryan Jaruwannakorn and Jeremiah Payne scored second half goals and Hutton two. Keister had two assists and Bower, Dalton and Jaruwannakorn one apiece. Matt Miller was the Zane Trace goalkeeper in the first half and Travis Smith in the second half.