2021 Schedule:
9/3 - @ Wilson - L 2-0
9/8 - NORTHAMPTON - W 3-0
9/10 - @ Whitehall - W 5-0
9/13 - BECAHI - W 8-1
9/17 - @ ES North - W 6-0
9/18 - METHACTON - L 2-1 (OT)
9/21 - PM EAST - W 9--0
9/24 - @ Liberty - W 3-0
9/27 - STROUDSBURG
9/28 - CCHS - Lost 1-2 OT
Home matches - CAPS
Emmaus 3, Northampton 2 (Played Sat., Aug. 31 @ Northampton)
Em - 2-1 - 3
No - 1-1 - 2
Scoring:
1st half
No - Rayne Korpics '2
Em - Madison Brown (1) '10
Em - Madison Woodward (1) '30
2nd half
Em - Brown (2) '52
No - Abbi Czarnecki '53
SOG - Em 9, No 8
Saves - Em 6 (Ryan), No 6 (Korpics)
Corners - Em 3, No 5
Hornets meet rival Parkland with trip to district finals on the line
Matchup: No. 4 Emmaus (11-5-2) vs No. 1 Parkland (20-2)
When/Where: Tuesday/5 p.m. at Zephyr Sports Complex, Whitehall HS
What's on the line: A berth in the District XI finals vs winner of No. 2 Whitehall/No. 3 Easton; winner also advances to the PIAA State Tournament
Coaches: Emmaus - Sarah Oswald (4th season), Parkland - Al Haddad (13th season)
Head-to-Head meetings: Teams split - Emmaus won 2-1, Parkland won 3-1
How they got here: Emmaus def. Nazareth 3-1; Parkland def. Liberty 3-0
Coverage: Twitter (@Emmaussports.com)
Emmaus probables - Sr. F Maddie Fey ( 4 goals), Sr. F Kellie Reith (5g), Sr. Def. Sarah Smith, Sr MF Maggie Grant, Jr. F Lily Schmitt (7g), Jr. F/MF Gianna Albanese (5g), Jr. Def. Morgan Dill, Jr. MF Maddie McWhinney, Soph. Def. Isabella Ingato, Jr. Def. Grace Eisenhard, Jr. GK Alexa Ryan
Parkland key players: So. F Zoe Schutter (13g/7a), Sr. Def. Madison Warminsky (4g/6a), Soph. Def. Jocelyn Fowler, Sr. MF Gia Litz (4g/3a), Sr. MF Louise Gottwald, Jr. F Ava Schaller (17g/5a0, Sr. F Ava Hanna (8g/4a), Soph MF Alex Marsteller (4g/9a)
NOTES: Emmaus and Parkland are meeting for the third time this season with each team winning on their home field ....This is also a rematch of last year's D11 final won by the Trojans 1-0 in double overtime ....Parkland has won the last 3 district titles ....Emmaus' last district title came back in 2009 under former coach Rob Rooney ...
Coach Sarah Oswald: "We're ready to go. We don't care who the opponent is. We know that we are going to have to put our best effort out on the field, to get to the goal and defend as a unit."
"If we lose a game, it's not going to be because the opponent is Parkland, it's because we are not doing what we need to do to create opportunities."
"I've said all year that we have one of the most talented teams in the Lehigh Valley and I think we are just on that right path to showing it."
Emmaus 3, Nazareth 1 (District XI Quarterfinals)
RECAP - A two-week layoff hardly had any effect on Emmaus' quest to advance to the next round of the District XI Class 4A playoffs.
Using a pair of goals from senior co-captain Maddie Fey and a solo score from junior Lindsay Phillips, the Hornets dominated Nazareth after a scoreless tie at the break scoring three goals on their way to a 3-1 win over the Blue Eagles on a cold and chilly Thursday night at Memorial Field.
Emmaus, the No. 4 seed, improved to 11-5-2 overall after defeating the Blue Eagles for the second time in the last three weeks. More importantly, the victory advances head coach Sarah Oswald's team into a semifinal round matchup next Tuesday against arch-rival Parkland, the No. 1 overall seed, which blanked eighth-seeded Liberty 3-0.
Emmaus and Parkland will be meeting for the third time this season with each team winning on its home field. The two teams also met in last year's District XI final with the Trojans prevailing 2-1 in double-overtime. Parkland has won the last three district championships.
In tonight's win over Nazareth, the Hornets had jumped out to a 1-0 lead as Fey scored the first of her two goals in the 48th minute.
Less than four minutes later, junior Lindsay Phillips provided Emmaus with an insurance goal as she found the back of the net with her third goal of the season to to make it 2-0 lead.
Nazareth, which was coming off an impressive run in reaching the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference championship game, was able to cut the Hornets lead to 2-1 as senior Allison Hoff converted a penalty kick in the 71st minute, but Emmaus quickly responded less than five minutes later as Fey scored her second goal of the game and fourth of the season off a crossing pass from teammate senior Kellie Reith.
Both teams each had seven shots on goal in the contest with the Hornets holding a 6-2 advantage in corners. Emmaus junior Alexa Ryan was outstanding in goal coming up with a number of key saves. Her counterpart, senior Caitlyn Lazzarini, was credited with four saves.
Na - 0 - 1 - 1
Em - 0 - 3 - 3
Na goal - Allison Hoff (71')
Em goals - Maddie Fey (48'), Lindsay Phillips (52'), Fey (76')
Em assists - Kellie Reith
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 7
10/21/18
Hornets to host Nazareth in district opener on Thursday
The Emmaus girls soccer team will begin play in the District XI Class 4A Tournament on Thursday, October 25 as they'll play host to a familiar foe in Nazareth.
Head coach Sarah Oswald's team (10-5-2 overall) has earned the No. 4 seed and a quarterfinal round home game against the fifth-seeded Blue Eagles (11-6-1). The time of the game will be announced early this week.
This will be the third meeting between the two schools with each winning on its home field. Emmaus defeated Nazareth 2-1 in overtime on October 5, while the Blue Eagles handed the Hornets a 4-0 setback on September 7.
Emmaus will be making its 27th straight appearance in the district playoffs. A year ago, the Hornets advanced all the way to the finals before losing to rival Parkland in overtime 1-0. Emmaus has won eight district championships with the last one coming back in 2009 under former head coach Rob Rooney.
Parkland, which is coming off a 1-0 overtime win over Nazareth in Saturday's Eastern Pennsylvania Conference championship game, has earned the top overall seed. The Trojans have won the last three District XI Championships.
District XI Class 4A Tournament
Tuesday, October 23
#9 PM East @ #8 Liberty
#10 Freedom @ #7 Pleasant Valley
Thursday, October 25
#1 Parkland vs winner of PM East/Liberty
#2 Whitehall vs winner of Freedom/Pleasant Valley
#3 Easton vs #6 Stroudsburg
#4 EMMAUS vs #5 Nazareth
Albanese game-winner lifts Hornets to thrilling 3-2 win over CC
RECAP - There was reason for celebration for the Emmaus girls' soccer team on Thursday night at Cedar Crest College following their 3-2 win over Central Catholic.
Unfortunately, that enthusiasm was quickly tempered following another result from around the league that prevented the Hornets from being part of the eight-team Eastern Pennsylvania Conference Tournament.
Needing a win over the Vikettes and help elsewhere, Emmaus took care of business on their end as junior Gianna Albanese provided the game-winning score with just 1:17 showing on the clock breaking a 2-2 tie as the Hornets defeated Central Catholic for the second time this season.
The win improved Emmaus' league mark to 9-5-2, however, Pocono Mountain East defeated rival Pocono Mountain West 2-0, to secure the last playoff spot. The Cardinals finished 10-6 along with Liberty, which is the No. 7 seed.
Emmaus failed to qualify for the EPC playoffs for the first time since 2015. The Hornets still have the upcoming District XI playoffs to prepare for. Currently, Emmaus is the No. 4 seed and would host a quarterfinal round game against fifth-seeded Nazareth.
In the win over Central, Emmaus had taken a 2-1 lead in the 57th minute of the second half as junior Sydney Cole scored her fourth goal of the season, before the Vikings had rallied to tie the game at 2-2. Albanese then provided the game-winner off a corner kick for her fifth goal of the season.
Central Catholic, which needed a win in order to qualify for the District XI playoffs, got a pair of goals from Lizzy Szmigiel. The Vikes dropped to 6-10-1 in the league and 8-10-1 overall.
The Vikes had led 1-0 at the break as Szmigiel scored the first of her two goals with just :17 seconds left in the first half before Emmaus was able to rally and tie the game at 1-1 on junior Maddie McWhinney's fourth goal of the season.
Emmaus 3, CCHS 2
Em - 0 - 3 - 3
CC - 1 - 1 - 2
Em goals - Maddie McWhinney, Sydney Cole, Gianna Albanese
CC goals - Lizzy Szmigiel
CC assists - Kate Sixsmith, Nicole Tormann
Whitehall 2, Emmaus 1
RECAP - Whitehall's Kate Bonshak singlehandidly spoiled Emmaus' Senior Night and perhaps the Hornets chances of making the post-season playoffs.
The dynamic forward scored a pair of second half goals and the Whitehall defense held Emmaus scoreless after intermission, as the Zephyrs rallied for a 2-1 come-from-behind win over the Hornets on Tuesday night at Memorial Field.
The loss was costly for Emmaus as they are trying to reach the eight-team Eastern Conference playoffs which get underway on Saturday.
The Hornets dropped to 1-3-1 in its last five games after falling to Whitehall for the second time this season. Currently, Emmaus is on the outside of the playoffs after dropping to 8-5-2 in the league, one game behind Pocono Mountain East (9-6) which occupies the final playoff berth.
Emmaus will need to at least win its final regular-season game against Central Catholic on the road Thursday at 8 p.m. get help in order to reach the playoffs for the third consecutive season and for the fourth time in the last five years.
Bonshak, a Virginia Tech commit, scored the game-winning goal in the 63rd minute of the second half on a well-placed long ball from outside of the box that sailed over the outstretched arms of Emmaus junior goalie Alexa Ryan into the back of the net.
Earlier in the second half less than six minutes in, Bonshak had tied the game at 1-1 as she broke loose from an Emmaus defender and fired a shot that Ryan got a hand on but couldn't prevent from going into the goal .
Emmaus had dominated play in the opening 40 minutes and had taken a 1-0 lead with just under six minutes to play in the opening half as Maddie McWhinney scored her third goal of the season off an assist from senior Kellie Reith.
For the game, Emmaus held a slim 6-5 edge in shots on goal with Whitehall taking three corners to none for the Hornets. Ryan made three saves in the game, while her counterpart Grace Clary was credited with five stops.
Prior to the game, Emmaus honored its seven seniors for their contributions to the program: Allison Stanley, Mackenzie Grant, Grace Hall, Carolyn McGrath, Sarah Smith, Maddie Fey and Kellie Reith.
Wh - 0 - 2 - 2
Em - 1 - 0 - 1
Wh goals - Kate Bonshak 2
Em goals - Maddie McWhinney
Em assists - Kellie Reith
Grant's 'golden' in overtime as Hornets pick up all-important 2-1 win over Nazareth
RECAP - Needing a win to improve its chances of reaching the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Emmaus girls' soccer team did what they had to do on Friday afternoon at home at Memorial Field as they picked up a much-needed 2-1 overtime victory over Nazareth.
Senior Maggie Grant came up with the golden goal in the extra-session as she scored less than four minutes in off a corner kick from teammate Grace Eisenhard. It was the second goal of the season for Grant.
"The goalie tipped it and I was there and I just chested in right in," said Grant following the game. "I was kinda in shock. It was so exciting. It was only only a few minutes into overtime.
"With this win it sealed our fate of getting into the EPC playoffs so it was a really big win for this team."
The overtime was the third of this week for Emmaus which was in desperate need of a win after going 0-2-1 in its last three games. The Hornets were coming off of a 1-1 overtime tie against Pleasant Valley less than 24 hours earlier, and they also dropped a pair of games earlier this week, 3-1 to rival Parkland on Wednesday and a heart-breaking 5-4 overtime loss to Northampton on Monday.
With the victory, Emmaus now improves its league mark to 8-4-2 and their overall record to 9-4-2. The Hornets also got payback from earlier this season when they went to Nazareth on September 7 and suffered a 4-0 setback.
"To be able to end the week that has been very emotional and very physical, in terms of what we've asked our players and what the games have consisted of, the girls dug deep and they were able to find that extra gear that we needed to end this game and reward ourselves with a win through this tough four-game stretch," said a happy Emmaus coach Sarah Oswald. "I'm really proud of Maggie for being able to be the one to come through their in the overtime and win it for us."
"We talked before heading out that we needed to get the goal quickly. I didn't believe that we had the extra 20 minutes in us based on the week that we had, so being able to capitalize on a goal very quickly into overtime was excellent."
After neither team was able to score in the opening half, Emmaus waisted little time after intermission as they scored less than four minutes into the second half as junior Lily Schmitt found the back of the net with her seventh goal of the season off a corner kick from Eisenhard.
The one-goal lead looked like it would hold up the rest of the way, but unfortunately a questionable foul inside the box ruled against the Hornets allowed Nazareth a penalty kick as the Blue Eagles converted as Allison Hoff tied the game at 1-1 in the 67th minute of play.
The game then headed into overtime where the Hornets eventually won it on Grant's goal.
Emmaus outshot Nazareth 6-4 in the game and held a 7-2 advantage in corners. Hornets goalie Alexa Ryan picked up the win making four saves, while her counterpart senior Caitlyn Lazzarini also made four stops.
The Hornets will return to Memorial Field for their final regular-season home game at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday as they host Whitehall which currently occupies the No. 1 spot in the EPC standings.
Like Emmaus girls soccer on facebook, follow @Emmaussports and @EmmausSoccer on twitter for continued updates throughout the season.
Naz - 0 - 1 - 0 - 1
Em - 0 - 1 - 1 - 2
Naz goals - Allison Hoff, PK (67th minute)
Em goals - Lily Schmitt (44th minute), Maggie Grant (83rd minute)
Em assists - Grace Eisenhard
SOG - Em 6, Naz 5
Saves - Em (Ryan 4), Naz - Lazzarini (4)
Corners - Em 7, Naz 2
Parkland 3, Emmaus 1
RECAP - After defeating Parkland less than a month ago and ending the Trojans' 70-game win streak against District XI opponents, the Emmaus girls' soccer team was looking for a similar performance when the two teams met again on Wednesday night at Parkland High School.
Unfortunately, history didn't repeat itself.
Parkland led from start to finish scoring a pair of goals in the first half, and despite the Hornets best effort for a comeback in the second half, the Trojans were able gain revenge and prevail for a 3-1 win.
The loss was second in the last three days for Emmaus which dropped to 7-4-1 in the EPC and 8-4-1 overall. Parkland, meanwhile, won its eighth straight game to improve to 11-2 in the league and 13-2 overall.
Senior Madison Warminsky scored a goal and added an assist in the win for the Trojans, while teammates sophomore Zoe Schutter and senior Louise Gottwald also found the back of the net.
For Emmaus, sophomore defender Isabella Ingato scored her first goal of the season on a free kick from approximately 40 yards out midway through the second half.
The Hornets will have little time to regroup as they are back on the road on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. as they travel to Pleasant Valley in a makeup game from last week.
Em - 0 - 1 - 1
Pa - 2 - 1 - 3
Em goals - Isabella Ingato
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 4
Pa goals - Madison Warminsky, Zoe Schutter, Louise Gottwald
Pa assists - Warminsky, Ava Hanna
Pa saves - Teresa Gonzalez 5, Zia Reed 1
Parkland 3, Emmaus 1
Em - 0 - 1 - 1
Pa - 2 - 1 - 3
Em goals - Isabella Ingato (1st of season)
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 4
Pa goals - Madison Warminsky, Zoe Schutter, Louise Gottwald
Pa assists - Warminsky, Ava Hanna
Pa saves - Teresa Gonzalez 5, Zia Reed 1
Northampton 5, Emmaus 4 (OT)
Smith and Cole score goals as Hornets rally for 2-1 win over CCHS
RECAP - Second half goals from Sarah Smith and Sydney Cole helped Emmaus rally for a 2-1 win over Central Catholic last night at Memorial Field.
Cole, a junior, wound up scoring the game-winning goal - her third of the season - with a little over 13 minutes remaining in the second half to break a 1-1 tie as the Hornets picked up their fourth straight win and fifth in the last six games, improving to 7-2-1 in the EPC and 8-2-1 overall.
Emmaus had tied the game at 1-1 just five minutes into the second half as Smith, a senior defender, blasted a direct kick from long distance past the outstretched arms of Central Catholic goalie Katherine Gill for her second goal of the season.
The Hornets defense pitched a shutout in the second half in front of junior goalie Alexa Ryan who made three saves in the game.
Central Catholic, which dropped to 5-6 in the league and 7-6 overall, had taken a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute of the first half as Kayleigh Haas scored off a scramble in front of the net following a corner kick.
For the game, both teams managed just four shots on goal with the Vikettes holding a 4-2 edge in corners.
Emmaus will return to action on Monday at 5:30 p.m. as they travel to Northampton to face the K-Kids for the second time this season. The Hornets won the earlier meeting 1-0 back on September 1.
CCHS - 1 - 0 - 1
Em - 0 - 2 - 2
CC goals - Kayleigh Haas '28th minute 1st half
Em goals - Sarah Smith '44th minute 2nd half; Sydney Cole '67th minute 2nd half
Em assist - Kellie Reith
Emmaus 9, ES South 0
RECAP - Seven different Emmaus players scored goals on Thursday afternoon at East Stroudsburg South as the Hornets rolled to an easy 9-0 win over the Cavaliers.
Junior forward Lily Schmitt scored her first career hat trick in the second half to lead the Emmaus scoring attack.
Senior forward Maddie Fey had a game-high three assists to go along with her second goal of the season, while fellow senior forward Kellie Reith added her fourth goal of the year. Juniors Sydney Cole, Lauren Latchford and Kayla Griffith also scored goals in the first half, while sophomore Maddie Brown recorded her first career varsity goal.
The shutout was the third of the season for the Hornets who improved to 6-2-1 in the EPC and 7-2-1 overall. The Cavaliers, meanwhile, dropped to 2-8 in the league and 2-9 overall.
Emmaus will return to action at 6 p.m. on Saturday on as they host rival Central Catholic at Memorial Field.
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Em - 6 - 3 - 9
ESS - 0 - 0 - 0
Em goals: Lily Schmitt 3, Maddie Fey, Kellie Reith, Sydney Cole, Maddie Brown, Lauren Latchford, Kayla Griffith
Em assists: Fey 3, Schmitt, Finnior Nichochlain
Emmaus 9, Dieruff 0 (Played Fri., Sept. 21 @ Memorial Field)
Die - 0 - 0 - 0
Em - 7 - 2 - 9
Em goals - Lauren Latchford 2, Lily Schmitt, Gianna Albanese, Sarah Smith, Carly McGrath, Shania Mehrtens, Kayla Griffith, Maddie Fey
Em assist - Schmitt, Fey, Kellie Reith, Grace Hall
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 0, Ally Stanley 0
Emmaus 2, Freedom 2 (Played Sat., Sept. 15 @ Freedom)
Em - 2 - 0 - 0 - 2
Fr - 1 - 1 - 0 - 2
Em goals - Kellie Reith, Maggie Grant
Em assists - Isabella Ingato
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 5
Fr goals - Katie Flynn, Haley Gschrey
Fr assists - Trinity Palaima
Fr saves - Jenelle Romig 16
9/12/18
Whitehall 2, Emmaus 0
RECAP - After battling through a scoreless tie in the first half, the Hornets saw Whitehall score twice quickly after the break as the Zephyrs handed Emmaus a 2-0 loss on Tuesday night at the Zephyr Sports Complex.
The defeat dropped the Hornets to 2-2 in the EPC and 3-2 overall, while Whitehall remained undefeated (4-0) both in league play and overall.
Kylie Saliby and Alyssa Marsteller scored the Zephyrs goals in the second half.
Emmaus junior goalie Alexa Ryan was credited with four saves in the game.
The Hornets will look to bounce back on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. as they return home to Memorial Field to take on another undefeated team, Easton.
Em - 0 - 0 - 0
Wh - 0 - 2 - 2
Wh goals - Kylie Saliby, Alyssa Marsteller
Wh saves - Grace Clary 6
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 4
9/9/18
Hornets bounce back from first loss of season, defeat Wilson for first time since 2010
Emmaus 2, Wilson 1
Wil - 1 - 0 - 1
Em -2 - 0 - 2
Em goals - Gianna Albansese (8', 1st half), Grace Eisenhard (15', 1st half)
Wil goal - Kayla Pennington
Nazareth 4, Emmaus 0
Em - 0 - 0 - 0
Na - 2 - 2 - 4
Na goals - Abigail James (2), Alexis Doherty, Hayden Berner
Na assists - Anita Vera (2), James, Berner
Na saves - Morgan Masel 4
Em saves - Alexa Ryan 8
Parkland - 1 - 0 - 1
| # | Player | Position | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Allison Stanley | GK | Sr |
| 1 | Alexa Ryan | GK | Jr |
| 2 | Lauren Latchfod | F | Jr |
| 3 | Liz Andronis | D | Jr |
| 4 | Mackenzie Grant | M | Sr |
| 5 | Shaina Mehrtens | F | Jr |
| 7 | Grace Hall | D | Sr |
| 8 | Carolyn McGrath | M | Sr |
| 9 | Madison Brown | F | So |
| 11 | Lindsay Phillips | M | Jr |
| 12 | Sarah Smith - Capt | D | Sr |
| 13 | Lily Schmitt | F | Jr |
| 14 | Kayla Griffith | F | Jr |
| 15 | Sydney Cole | F | Jr |
| 16 | Gianna Albanese | F/M | Jr |
| 17 | Morgan Dill | D | Jr |
| 18 | Amy Erle | F | Jr |
| 19 | Jordan Stuckey | M | Jr |
| 20 | Fionnuil Nichochlain | F | Jr |
| 21 | Grace Eisenhard | D | Jr |
| 22 | Madison Fey - Capt | F | Sr |
| 23 | Kellie Reith | F | Sr |
| 25 | Madison McWhinney | M | Jr |
| 28 | Isabella Ingato | D | So |
| 32 | Jada Tha | D | Jr |
The schedule for the season is as follows. The roster and coach information will be posted soon...
Girls Soccer Schedule
| Home/Away | Date | Time | Opponent | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home | Aug. 28 | 4 pm | Solehi/Fleetwood | Memorial Field | |
| Home | Sept. 1 | 10 am | Northampton | Memorial Field | Won 2-0 (1-0) |
| Home | Sept. 5 | 6:30 pm | Parkland | Memorial Field | Won 2-1 (2-0) |
| Away | Sept. 7 | 3:30 pm | Nazareth | Nazareth | Lost 0-4 (2-1) |
| Home | Sept. 8 | 10 am | Wilson | Memorial Field | Won 2-1 (3-1) |
| Away | Sept. 11 | 7 pm | Whitehall | Whitehall | Lost 0-2 (3-2) |
| Home | Sept. 13 | 6:30 pm | Easton | Memorial Field | Won 2-1 (4-2) |
| Away | Sept. 15 | 7 pm | Freedom | Freedom | Tie 2-2 (4-2-1) |
| Home | Sept. 17 | 6:30 pm | PM West | Memorial Field | Won 5-1 (5-2-1) |
| Home | Sept. 20 | 3:30 pm | Dieruff | Memorial Field | Won 9-0 (6-2-1) |
| Away | Sept. 25 | 4 pm | Pleasant Valley | Pleasant Valley | PPD |
| Away | Sept. 27 | 4 pm | ES South | ES South | Won 9-0 (7-2-1) |
| Home | Sept. 29 | 6 pm | CCHS | Memorial Field | W 2-1 (8-2-1) |
| Away | Oct. 1 | 5:30 pm | Northampton | Northampton | L 5-4 OT (8-3-1) |
| Away | Oct. 3 | 7 pm | Parkland | Parkland | L 3-1 (8-4-1) |
| Away | Oct. 4 | 5:30 pm | PV | PV | T 1-1 (8-5-1) |
| Home | Oct. 5 | 3:30 pm | Nazareth | Memorial Field | W 1-0 OT (9-5-1) |
| Home | Oct. 9 | 6:30 pm | Whitehall | Memorial Field | L 2-1 (9-6-1) |
| Away | Oct. 11 | 8 pm | CCHS | Cedar Crest College | |
