By DONN ADAMSON
Daily Journal Sports Editor

Published: Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Updated: Wednesday, May 7, 2008 11:09 AM CDT

FARMINGTON   — The Farmington Knightettes soccer team gave their seniors a final home game to remember with a 4-2 win over the Windsor Owls on Tuesday, the Knightettes’ Senior Night.

The Knightettes posted a 2-0 lead at the half and it would be the winning margin as the two teams matched goals for the final 40 minutes of play. Senior Emily Mell supplied the first goal on an unassisted drive.

Heather Lewis had some help in scoring the Knightettes’ second goal. Senior Kelsey Davault made a corner kick which was headed by Jessica Allison to Lewis, and Lewis was able to find the net off of the header.

Senior Danielle West scored the Knightette’s first goal of the second half with an assist by Mell, and Mell assisted again on the teams’ last goal by Lewis. Senior Alexis Gordon made four saves over the 80 minute game.

“We controlled possession really well, tonight,” said Farmington coach Rusty Sancegraw in defining his team’s win.

Farmington, 11-10, will play at home against Cape-Notre Dame for their last regular season contest.

Hillsboro 2 (SO 3-2), Fredericktown 2

FREDERICKTOWN — The Fredericktown Lady Cats gave it all they had for their Senior Night in matching the Hillsboro Lady Hawks, 2-2, for 100 minutes of soccer, but the Hawks would win the shoot-out 3-2.

The two teams fought to a scoreless tie in the first half, but in the second half, Fredericktown was an answering machine.

Hillsboro’s Kim Andreat scored just four-and-a-half minutes into the second half, but five minutes later, Haley Stevens took a pass from Johnna Tinnin to tie the score again.

Katie Politte gave the Lady Hawks the advantage for the second time, but it was canceled out by a second goal off the foot of  Stevens with 10 minutes to go.

Neither team could capitalize on the final 10 minutes of regulation, nor the two 10 minute periods of the first overtime.

Molly Ward and Stevens both scored in the shoot-out. Behind 3-2, it looked like the Lady Cats would tie the game again when Tinnin’s shot had the goalie beat, but the ball went just wide of the goal.

Rachel Settle was in goal for the Lady Cats making 13 total saves with eight in regulation. Fredericktown made 17 shots on goal.

The Lady Cats will travel to Sikeston on Thursday for their last game of the regular season.

GOLF

Potosi 164, West County 195

POTOSI — Back on their home course, the Potosi Trojans boosted their scores from Monday’s action in the conference tournament on Tuesday for a 164-195 win over the West County Bulldogs.

John Cozert provided medalist honors for the Trojans with a two-over-par 38. Wade Pashia was one stroke back at 39. Zach Gibson shot 42, and Madison Smith rounded out the team score with a 45.

Torey Watson was best man for the Bulldogs with a 46. Coy McKee was one stroke back at 47, an Ethan McCoy was another at 48. Cameron Williams added 54 strokes to the team score.

Potosi’s Seth Gibson shot a 46 and Nathan Portell a 48, and West County’s Jake Nicholson came in at 57 and Kellen Nations at 59, but their scores were not needed for their team score.

Potosi will play Valle today for their last conference match, and Ste. Genevieve will play alongside, also playing Valle on the Ste. Genevieve Golf Course.