Kaehr leads Hornets to top of Stinger division

The fifth week of soccer yielded low scores and a plethora of players who found the goal once.

The Stinger division boasted one of only two players who scored twice for their team on the day.

Ian Kaehr’s two goals made him the only player from the Pennville Soccer Club Stinger division with a multi-goal day as he led the Patriot Sportswear Hornets to victory on Saturday.

Kaehr scored twice, while Raelyn McClain added one goal to push the Hornets past the AgBest Express Bees 3-0.

The Bees also fell in a close matchup with the A Place to Grow Wasps later in the day 1-0. Kenna Penrod put home the only goal in the victory. Penrod now sits two goals behind Mabel Leonhard, the division leader.

The Hornets finish atop the division with 13 points as the regular season comes to a close. The Wasps’ 10 points made them the runners-up, while the Bees finished in third place with three.

The league tournament is set for June 29.

Meteors win

Neymar Carreno and Liam Phipps lead the Bro Shadow Meteors to a 2-0 victory on Saturday and a perfect record to claim the top spot in the Pennville Soccer Club Space division.

Carreno and Phipps each scored one goal against the Dave’s Heating and Cooling Asteroids to give the Meteors a final record of 6-0-0.

The Asteroids, Vinson Rental Properties Galaxy and Ohio Valley Gas Stars all finished 2-2-2 to tie for second place and the New Beginnings Holiness Church Rockets brought up the rear with zero points.

The Galaxy and the Stars beat the Rockets 3-0 and 1-0 respectively on Saturday.

Carter Love, Calvin Minch and Alexandria Vinson scored for the Galaxy, while Madalyn Malyska accounted for the Stars’ lone goal.

Cougars split

Despite being the division leader in goals, Lyle Beiswanger was only able to lead the Portland Insurance Cougars to a split in the final week of the regular season of Pennville Soccer Club Wildcat division play.

Beiswanger’s first goal of the day came as part of a 1-0 victory over the Penrod Monument Jaguars.

Later in the day, he scored again to make him one of two players to score more than one goal over the weekend, but the WPGW Lions still defeated the Cougars 2-1. Charlee Peters and Jade Westgerdes both found the goal for the Lions.

Five players scored in the middle game of the day, as the POET Biorefining Cheetahs beat the Pennville General Store Tigers 3-2.

Gage Heckman, Jax McClain and Liam Thompson got the ball past the goalie for the Cheetahs, while the Tigers’ goals came from Blake Jellison and Kyland Teegarden.

The Lions finished in first place for the league with 16 points. The Jaguars and Tigers both tied with seven to finish as the runners-up, while the Cougars placed fourth, just one point short of the other two teams. The Cheetahs rounded out the standings with five points.