Men’s soccer team draws with Wayne Hills

Noah Christian scored with a second-half goal from Nick Bognar to help the West Milford High School boys’ soccer team earn a 1-1 draw with Wayne Hills at home on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 28.

The Highlanders got four clear saves from goalkeeper Dominic Lenoir.

While West Milford (6-1-1) defeated Passaic 1-0 on Thursday, September 26, Julian Pierre headed the corner kick taken by Bognar in the 60th minute. Donovan Ford made three saves to earn the shutout.

West Milford was seeded fifth in the Passaic County Tournament and received a bye in the first round on Friday, October 4 in West Milford.

Here is the recent performance of other West Milford teams:

cross country

Ciara Clinton was second with a time of 19:21.40, followed by Amanda Harvey (fourth at 19:32.20) and Brenna Traverso (seventh at 20.29) to lead The College of New Jersey High School XC Invite on West Milford girls. Sept. 21 at Green Lane Fields in Ewing.

In men, Evan Lynch (16th with 18:02.70), Matteo Balestrieri (28th with 18:48.70), Massimo Balestrieri (30th with 18:51.60), Cameron Piecuch (46th with 19:49.90), Tyler Meier (47th). ) took place. Brody Scully with 19:50.90 (48th with 19:57.60), Ben Torres (50th with 20:01.60), Michael Tooey (60th with 21:18.40), Brendan Coscia (63rd with 21:27.20), Nicolas Patino (68th) 21:40.20) and Benjamin Gray (23:58.70).

Other finishers included Lola Novak (33rd in 24:51.10), Elise Easter (36th in 25:12.50), Willa Zachar (43rd in 26:09.30), Sophie Ferris (47th in 26:29.20), Selma Saydam ( took place between 26th and 51st). :52.20), Sydney West (53rd at 27:14.00), Sarah Herwig (59th at 29:09.90) and Althea Edelstein (61st at 29:59.50).

girls football

Sara Wardlaw and Madison Tenhoeve scored in the second half to lead the Highlanders to a 2-0 home victory over Passaic on Sept. 26.

Caitlin Murphy made eight saves to earn her second shutout of the fall.

West Milford (4-3-1) earned the fourth seed in the Passaic County Tournament and a bye to the quarterfinal round to be played in West Milford on Saturday, October 12.

field hockey

Brodie Loveland scored two goals, Julia Plewa added a goal and an assist, and Ava Scrimenti also had two assists to power West Milford to an undefeated 3-0 victory over Wayne Valley on Friday afternoon, September 27.

Emmeline Kreutzer didn’t need to face any shots to record her fourth straight shutout and eighth this fall.

The team (9-0) is scheduled to play at Pompton Lakes on Wednesday, Oct. 2 at 4 p.m.

girls tennis

Cassandra Rubinsky won first singles and second doubles the team of Julia Meyer-Pflug and Sonja Kleinfelder won in straight sets, with Emma Carson (second doubles), Natalie Mulholland (third singles) and Kaila Rose and Leah Norton (first doubles) winning each. West Milford suffered a loss at home on Sept. 20 when Paterson defeated Kennedy 5-0.

The Highlanders (5-4) will host Passaic Valley on Friday, October 4 at 4 p.m.

girls volleyball

Hailey Gruenler (10 assists, two digs, one ace), Jenaya LaPlaca (four digs, one ace), Skylar Locke (four digs), Julia Sabyan (five digs), Kailyn Schweighart (three aces), Sienna Franklin (two kills, one dig, one assist, one ace), Victoria Van Tassel (three blocks, one kill, one dig), Alexa Fritz (eight kills, one block, one dig, one ace), Alyssa Krol (one kill), Kaitlyn Clarke ( one kill, one block), Ally Gruber (one kill, one block, two digs, one assist) and Lindsey DeLorenzo (one kill, one block, one assist) led West Milford to a 25-13, 25-16 victory over Passaic At home on September 27.

The Highlanders (3-5) will play at Wayne Hills on Monday, October 7 at 4:15 p.m.