With most of winter sports playing their season openers tomorrow, Swimming was the only sport on display on Thursday Night. Let's see how the Girls and Boys did at their meet.
Boys Swimming:.
After dropping their first two meets of the season, Boys Swimming was able to pick up a big win against River Dell.
Hopefully they will use this win as momentum for future meets.
Record: 1-2
Next Meet: Saturday, December 15th at 1 PM against Teaneck (Bergen Community College)
Girls Swimming:
A couple days before the first swim meet of the season, I received a text from Senior Swimmer Jenn Iannello. She told me that this team has a lot of depth and a strong season is in store.
Through the first three meets of the season, her statement has held true.
Girls Swimming improved to 3-0 on the season by defeating River Dell 89.5 - 80.5.
Although early in the season, this was a season defining win for the Indians. For the past couple of years, Pascack Valley and River Dell have been co-division champs. This was the first test for a talented Valley squad and they passed with flying colors.
The meet stayed close throughout. In the end, it all came down to the 100 meter breaststroke and the 400 meter freestyle relay.
Pascack Valley was able to win these crucial races to take the meet. With the win, the Indians showed that they are going to be extremely tough to beat this season.
Record: 3-0
Next Meet: Saturday, December 15th at 1 PM against Teaneck (Bergen Community College)
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Weekend Recap: 11/30 - 12/2
Fall sports are here which means the Weekend Recap is back! While Pascack Valley Hockey and Swimming had their openers, Valley football is going to the State title by ending the career of a coaching legend in the process. Lets see how it all played out.
Football:
Pascack Valley 20, Wayne Hills 11 (Friday)
After Pascack Valley defeated Wayne Hills 35-21 only a few weeks ago, the Patriots had their share of excuses.
They were without their "All-American" Quarterback Kevin Olsen. They were without their two middle linebackers and tight end. Their running back got banged up late in the second half.
Coming into their playoff game, a rematch against Pascack Valley, everyone thought the outcome would be different this time around.
Well everyone obviously does not respect Pascack Valley because that was not the case.
Even with their Miami bound "savior" Kevin Olsen, Pascack Valley defeated Wayne Hills 20-11 to advance to the North 1, Group 4 state title game.
This game was won by the defense, who played their most complete game of the season against a Wayne Hills offense with plenty of weapons.
It wasn't until the second half where the Valley offense got it going. They had two 5 plus minute touchdown drives that the Patriots just could not seem to recover from.
Withe 1 minute and a half left in the game and Wayne Hills trailing 20-11, they set up for a field goal to make it a 6 point game. Their attempt missed wide right and sent Pascack Valley to the title game. They will play second seeded Roxbury next Saturday at Kean University.
Another headline from this game was Wayne Hills Head Coach Chris Olsen. With his youngest son being a senior, this was Olsen's last chance to grab the State Crown.
Instead of retiring in North Carolina with three state championships to end his career, Coach Olsen will have nightmares about Pascack Valley for years to come.
And that is the way it was meant to be.
Record: 11-0
Next Game: Saturday, December 8th at 7 PM against Roxbury at Kean University
Ice Hockey:
Glen Rock 3, Pascack Valley 2 (Saturday)
Pascack Valley puck is back and there was a huge crowd on hand Saturday night for their season opener against Glen Rock.
Unfortunately, Pascack Valley couldn't pull out the win and fell to Glen Rock 3-2.
Glen Rock opened the scoring in the first period, scoring their first goal with 7:23 left to take a 1-0 lead. With 7:20 left in the second, Valley tied the score on a goal from Senior Devon Palmeri. The game would go to the third period tied at 1.
Seven minutes into the third, Senior Sam Komrower gave the Indians a 2-1 lead and looked to have sealed the win for Pascack Valley.
Instead, Glen Rock kept fighting and scored two goals in the final 4 minutes to shock the Indians and take the opener 3-2.
Although disappointing for Pascack Valley, they must not hold their heads. This is a talented team who will only continue to improve as the season goes on. I look forward to following them this season.
Record: 0-1
Next Game: Saturday, December 8th at 9 PM against Northern Highlands (Home)
Swimming:
Both the boys and girls had their first swim meet of the season Sunday night against Tenafly.
The boys suffered a tough loss to a Tenafly team that is one of the best in the area. Their best is yet to come.
As for the girls, they opened their season with a big 109-69 win over a solid Tenafly team. This is a team with a lot of depth coming in and one that should have a very strong season.
To open the season with a win over Tenafly should only give the girls more confidence going forward.
Boys Record: 0-1
Girls Record: 1-0
Next Meet: Monday, December 4th at 8 PM against Old Tappan (Away)
Boys Basketball:
Since I am going to cover the Boys Basketball team throughout the season, I decided to attend their first scrimmage against Garfield to see what this team is all about. After watching them for 6 quarters, this was a solid first outing for the Indians. Here are my observations about this game and the team going forward.
Starters: Jamie Seymour (Senior), Sean Hynekamp (Senior), Chris Jackson (Junior), Kyle Onderdonk (Junior), Ryan Onderdonk (Junior).
1. Three Point Shooting: Coming into the season, it was obvious that this team would shoot the 3 and shoot it well. In their game against Garfield, Valley was 19-30 (63%) from behind the arc, which is a fantastic percentage. I don't believe that this percentage will hold, but will be a big part of this team's success. The only thing that concerns me is the 30 three point attempts. Pascack Valley will have to be more balanced going forward to keep opposing defense on their toes.
2. Consistency: Pascack Valley lit it up in the first quarter. It seemed that everything they were throwing up was going in, finishing the opening period with 24 points. In the second quarter, Valley could not shoot the ball into the ocean, finish with a mere 10 points. To be successful, Pascack Valley must score the ball more consistently or a season of ups and downs is inevitable.
3. The Onderdonk Show: These two junior twins starred for the Indians on Sunday, scoring 73 of Valley's 106 points (69%). After 6 quarters of play, Kyle finished with 40 points while Ryan added 33. With most of their points coming from beyond the arc, it remains to be seen if they can keep this hot shooting throughout the season. If they continue to shoot it like this, Pascack Valley is going to be awfully tough to beat.
4. Bench Scoring: The biggest problem for the Indians this season might be getting scoring from their bench. During the 6 quarters, the bench only accounted for 11 of the 106 points that Pascack Valley scored. To be a dangerous team, that number is going to have to increase. Who is going to provide that scoring? Juniors Sonny Ray Dominguez and Harrison Milacek, along with Senior Dylan Ferraro seem like popular candidates.
5. The Best is Yet to Come: Pascack Valley played without three of its players on Sunday because they are members of the undefeated football team going to the state championship. When they return, Kyle Schneider, Nick Soravilla, and Jake Morra should make a big impact on this team. Schneider is a big man who can step out and hit the mid-range jumper. Soravilla is lightning quick and will continuously get his teammates involved. Morra is a tough player who will make the hustle plays for the Indians. Contributions from these players will be important for Valley moving forward.
Next Scrimmage: Wednesday, December 5th at 4 PM against Waldwick (Home)
Football:
Pascack Valley 20, Wayne Hills 11 (Friday)
After Pascack Valley defeated Wayne Hills 35-21 only a few weeks ago, the Patriots had their share of excuses.
They were without their "All-American" Quarterback Kevin Olsen. They were without their two middle linebackers and tight end. Their running back got banged up late in the second half.
Coming into their playoff game, a rematch against Pascack Valley, everyone thought the outcome would be different this time around.
Well everyone obviously does not respect Pascack Valley because that was not the case.
Even with their Miami bound "savior" Kevin Olsen, Pascack Valley defeated Wayne Hills 20-11 to advance to the North 1, Group 4 state title game.
This game was won by the defense, who played their most complete game of the season against a Wayne Hills offense with plenty of weapons.
It wasn't until the second half where the Valley offense got it going. They had two 5 plus minute touchdown drives that the Patriots just could not seem to recover from.
Withe 1 minute and a half left in the game and Wayne Hills trailing 20-11, they set up for a field goal to make it a 6 point game. Their attempt missed wide right and sent Pascack Valley to the title game. They will play second seeded Roxbury next Saturday at Kean University.
Another headline from this game was Wayne Hills Head Coach Chris Olsen. With his youngest son being a senior, this was Olsen's last chance to grab the State Crown.
Instead of retiring in North Carolina with three state championships to end his career, Coach Olsen will have nightmares about Pascack Valley for years to come.
And that is the way it was meant to be.
Record: 11-0
Next Game: Saturday, December 8th at 7 PM against Roxbury at Kean University
Ice Hockey:
Glen Rock 3, Pascack Valley 2 (Saturday)
Pascack Valley puck is back and there was a huge crowd on hand Saturday night for their season opener against Glen Rock.
Unfortunately, Pascack Valley couldn't pull out the win and fell to Glen Rock 3-2.
Glen Rock opened the scoring in the first period, scoring their first goal with 7:23 left to take a 1-0 lead. With 7:20 left in the second, Valley tied the score on a goal from Senior Devon Palmeri. The game would go to the third period tied at 1.
Seven minutes into the third, Senior Sam Komrower gave the Indians a 2-1 lead and looked to have sealed the win for Pascack Valley.
Instead, Glen Rock kept fighting and scored two goals in the final 4 minutes to shock the Indians and take the opener 3-2.
Although disappointing for Pascack Valley, they must not hold their heads. This is a talented team who will only continue to improve as the season goes on. I look forward to following them this season.
Record: 0-1
Next Game: Saturday, December 8th at 9 PM against Northern Highlands (Home)
Swimming:
Both the boys and girls had their first swim meet of the season Sunday night against Tenafly.
The boys suffered a tough loss to a Tenafly team that is one of the best in the area. Their best is yet to come.
As for the girls, they opened their season with a big 109-69 win over a solid Tenafly team. This is a team with a lot of depth coming in and one that should have a very strong season.
To open the season with a win over Tenafly should only give the girls more confidence going forward.
Boys Record: 0-1
Girls Record: 1-0
Next Meet: Monday, December 4th at 8 PM against Old Tappan (Away)
Boys Basketball:
Since I am going to cover the Boys Basketball team throughout the season, I decided to attend their first scrimmage against Garfield to see what this team is all about. After watching them for 6 quarters, this was a solid first outing for the Indians. Here are my observations about this game and the team going forward.
Starters: Jamie Seymour (Senior), Sean Hynekamp (Senior), Chris Jackson (Junior), Kyle Onderdonk (Junior), Ryan Onderdonk (Junior).
1. Three Point Shooting: Coming into the season, it was obvious that this team would shoot the 3 and shoot it well. In their game against Garfield, Valley was 19-30 (63%) from behind the arc, which is a fantastic percentage. I don't believe that this percentage will hold, but will be a big part of this team's success. The only thing that concerns me is the 30 three point attempts. Pascack Valley will have to be more balanced going forward to keep opposing defense on their toes.
2. Consistency: Pascack Valley lit it up in the first quarter. It seemed that everything they were throwing up was going in, finishing the opening period with 24 points. In the second quarter, Valley could not shoot the ball into the ocean, finish with a mere 10 points. To be successful, Pascack Valley must score the ball more consistently or a season of ups and downs is inevitable.
3. The Onderdonk Show: These two junior twins starred for the Indians on Sunday, scoring 73 of Valley's 106 points (69%). After 6 quarters of play, Kyle finished with 40 points while Ryan added 33. With most of their points coming from beyond the arc, it remains to be seen if they can keep this hot shooting throughout the season. If they continue to shoot it like this, Pascack Valley is going to be awfully tough to beat.
4. Bench Scoring: The biggest problem for the Indians this season might be getting scoring from their bench. During the 6 quarters, the bench only accounted for 11 of the 106 points that Pascack Valley scored. To be a dangerous team, that number is going to have to increase. Who is going to provide that scoring? Juniors Sonny Ray Dominguez and Harrison Milacek, along with Senior Dylan Ferraro seem like popular candidates.
5. The Best is Yet to Come: Pascack Valley played without three of its players on Sunday because they are members of the undefeated football team going to the state championship. When they return, Kyle Schneider, Nick Soravilla, and Jake Morra should make a big impact on this team. Schneider is a big man who can step out and hit the mid-range jumper. Soravilla is lightning quick and will continuously get his teammates involved. Morra is a tough player who will make the hustle plays for the Indians. Contributions from these players will be important for Valley moving forward.
Next Scrimmage: Wednesday, December 5th at 4 PM against Waldwick (Home)
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Valley Football Dominates Vernon, Sets Up Rematch with Wayne Hills
Pascack Valley, the top seed in North 1 Group 4, has the opportunity to do something that very few teams are able to do.
On the offensive side, it was business as usual. Kyle Schneider continued his success by completing 7 of 13 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown to Senior Billy Beattie.
That is to beat the same team twice in one season.
After dominating 8th seeded Vernon 42-0, they set up a rematch against rival Wayne Hills.
Vernon was never a problem for the Indians. They dominated from the opening kickoff and cruised to an easy victory.
The game was controlled by the Valley defense, who was able to block two punts and return them for touchdowns. Seniors Mike Manente and Ryan Foley supplied the blocks while Junior Brendan Morrissey took them both back to the house.
On the offensive side, it was business as usual. Kyle Schneider continued his success by completing 7 of 13 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown to Senior Billy Beattie.
Down the road, things will only get harder for Pascack Valley.
After defeating Hackensack 35-0, Wayne Hills will come back to the Valley after falling short on their first visit.
The only difference this time is the return of Senior Quarterback Kevin Olsen. For the Indians to have success, it is imperative that stopping him is their first priority.
Pascack Valley is undefeated and the top seed. Wayne Hills has reached the state final in 8 of the last 9 seasons. Who will have a chance to play at MetLife and capture a state crown?
Find out November 30th at the Valley, where the high school atmosphere is unlike any other.
Record: 10-0
Next Game: Friday, November 30th at 6 PM against Wayne Hills (Home)
Pascack Valley Falls in State Quarterfinals
**Editor's note: Since fall sports are coming to an end, Daily Recaps will resume once winter sports begin.**
The Indians fell to West Morris Central 25-15, 25-23 and just like that, their season was over.
After an impressive win against Northern Highlands in the second round of the State tournament, Pascack Valley fell short in the Quarterfinals.
The Indians fell to West Morris Central 25-15, 25-23 and just like that, their season was over.
Looking back, this team made great strides throughout the season. They opened the season with a huge win against Demarest and carried that momentum throughout the season.
With a final record of 16-8, this has been one of the best teams in recent memory. These seniors have had a great season and should be proud of what they have accomplished.
Although I have not been able to make many of these games, the few that I did attend were filled with excitement and energy. I enjoyed covering this team and was also sad when the season finally came to an end. This has been a great season and one I will truly remember.
Record: 16-8
Monday, November 12, 2012
Daily Recap: Monday, November 12
Girls Soccer
Northern Highlands 5, Pascack Valley 0
Pascack Valley Girls Soccer was faced with a daunting task on Monday afternoon: defeat a team that hasn't lost a game in over a year.
Although they gave it their best shot, the Indians could not compete with Northern Highlands, falling 5-0 in the second round of the State Tournament.
Instead of talking about what could have been, lets talk about what these girls accomplished throughout the season.
This is a team that finished with a record of 11-6-2 and gave everything it had in each and every game.
Looking ahead, this is a team that must find a new identity. This year's seniors created a winning environment and taught the underclassman what is needed to be successful at the varsity level.
After giving four years to the Pascack Valley Girls Soccer program, each of the seniors will be dearly missed.
I wish them luck with life after graduation and hope they realize that no matter what kind of problems they face down the road, they will never have to walk alone.
Record: 11-6-2
Girls Volleyball:
Pascack Valley defeats Northern Highlands 25-18, 25-22
Survive and advance.
That is just what Girls Volleyball was able to accomplish on Monday afternoon by defeating Northern Highlands in straight sets in the second round of the State Tournament.
Valley, the 7 seed, easily took the first set 25-18. The Highlanders could not stop the Indians' heavy hitters and suffered because of it. Senior Jessi Levine and Junior Chrissy Loganchuk each had multiple kills in the first set to propel the Indians to victory.
In the second set, it was Northern Highlands who quickly got out ahead, taking a 13-9 lead.
However, the next sequence was huge for Pascack Valley. They were able to win 11 out of 12 points in the middle of the second set to take a commanding 20-14 lead.
Leading 22-15, Senior Captain Chelsea Macchione suffered a head injury and was forced to sit the rest of the game. Northern Highlands took advantage by scoring 5 straight points and narrowing the Indian lead to 24-22.
In the end, Chrissy Loganchuk placed one in between two Highlanders to give the Indians the huge win.
With only 8 team left in the bracket, Pascack Valley has to be looked at as a serious contender to capture the state crown.
Record: 16-7
Next Match: TBD
Northern Highlands 5, Pascack Valley 0
Pascack Valley Girls Soccer was faced with a daunting task on Monday afternoon: defeat a team that hasn't lost a game in over a year.
Although they gave it their best shot, the Indians could not compete with Northern Highlands, falling 5-0 in the second round of the State Tournament.
Instead of talking about what could have been, lets talk about what these girls accomplished throughout the season.
This is a team that finished with a record of 11-6-2 and gave everything it had in each and every game.
Looking ahead, this is a team that must find a new identity. This year's seniors created a winning environment and taught the underclassman what is needed to be successful at the varsity level.
After giving four years to the Pascack Valley Girls Soccer program, each of the seniors will be dearly missed.
I wish them luck with life after graduation and hope they realize that no matter what kind of problems they face down the road, they will never have to walk alone.
Record: 11-6-2
Girls Volleyball:
Pascack Valley defeats Northern Highlands 25-18, 25-22
Survive and advance.
That is just what Girls Volleyball was able to accomplish on Monday afternoon by defeating Northern Highlands in straight sets in the second round of the State Tournament.
Valley, the 7 seed, easily took the first set 25-18. The Highlanders could not stop the Indians' heavy hitters and suffered because of it. Senior Jessi Levine and Junior Chrissy Loganchuk each had multiple kills in the first set to propel the Indians to victory.
In the second set, it was Northern Highlands who quickly got out ahead, taking a 13-9 lead.
However, the next sequence was huge for Pascack Valley. They were able to win 11 out of 12 points in the middle of the second set to take a commanding 20-14 lead.
Leading 22-15, Senior Captain Chelsea Macchione suffered a head injury and was forced to sit the rest of the game. Northern Highlands took advantage by scoring 5 straight points and narrowing the Indian lead to 24-22.
In the end, Chrissy Loganchuk placed one in between two Highlanders to give the Indians the huge win.
With only 8 team left in the bracket, Pascack Valley has to be looked at as a serious contender to capture the state crown.
Record: 16-7
Next Match: TBD
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Weekend Recap 11/9 - 11/11
November is here and fall sports are winding down. For all sports other than football, seasons are coming to a close as each round of the state tournament passes. For Pascack Valley, Volleyball and Girls Soccer are alive in their respective tournaments while Valley football begins its quest for a state title next week. It is a different attitude at this point because a win advances you while a loss sends you home.
Girls Volleyball:
Pascack Valley defeats Toms River 25-14, 25-23
Most of the teams in North Jersey are getting ready for their winter sports, such as Basketball or Hockey. That is not the case for Pascack Valley, who defeated Toms River in straight sets to advance to the second round of the state tournament.
Toms River South, the 26th seed, could not be expected to be fully focused because of the damage that Hurricane Sandy did to that town. The fact that they drove about 2 hours to play is remarkable in its own right.
In the end, Pascack Valley got the win and will most likely play 10th seeded Northern Highlands in the second round.
Record: 15-7
Next Game: TBD
Football:
Pascack Valley 42, West Milford 0
With the one seed wrapped up in the playoffs, it seemed that there wasn't much to play for Friday Night against West Milford.
It turns out there was plenty to play for. First was because of the 30+ Seniors that have given countless hours to this program. It is because of them that Pascack Valley has had so much success.
The second factor regards the league title. By shutting out West Milford 42-0, the Indians won the league title outright instead of sharing it with Ramapo.
Third, and perhaps most importantly, Pascack Valley got back into the feel of playing football. After being off a week because of Hurricane Sandy, it was important to have a game before the playoffs.
Speaking of the playoffs, Pascack Valley will host Vernon in the first round on Friday Night. The rest of the pairings can be seen here.
If the Indians can advance, they will play the winner of Hackensack and Wayne Hills. If they were to advance to MetLife Stadium, they would most likely be met by Old Tappan or Roxbury.
While looking down the road seems tempting, Pascack Valley must stay on task and take things one game at a time.
If one thing is for sure, anyone looking to win a State Title is going to have to go through the Valley.
Record: 9-0
Next Game: Friday, November 16th at 6 PM against Vernon (Home)
Girls Cross Country:
In the Girls Varsity State Sectional, Pascack Valley was shorthanded but still managed to make an impact.
The Indians were without Junior Madison Weis, one of the best runners on this Pascack Valley Team.
Without Weis, the other runners were able to pick up the slack and placed 15th overall. Bessie Zavidow ran ad 21:24, Alice Urbiel ran a 22:04, Amanda Digiona ran a 23:42, Kayla Begen ran a 23:53, and Corinne Weir ran a 26:00.
Overall, it was a successful season and the Girls should be proud of what they have accomplished.
Boys Cross Country:
In the Boys Varsity State Sectional, Pascack Valley was looking to make some noise behind Senior Star Ben Malone.
Although finishing with a time of 16:30 and earning 4th place, there seemed to be something wrong with Malone, and I'm not the only one who noticed. Whatever the case, Malone qualified for the State Meet and is still one of the best runners on the East Coast.
As for the rest of the team, Pascack Valley earned 13th place and finished the season on a high note.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Daily Recap: Monday, November 5th
After a week of heartbreak and a slew of damages across the East Coast, school was back in session at Pascack Valley. Not only were students back after a week off, but there were two state tournament games for Boys and Girls Soccer. Lets see how each team did.
Boys Soccer:
Northern Highlands 2, Pascack Valley 0
As the 12th seed in the state soccer tournament, this talented Indians squad was looking to make a Cinderella run at a state title.
Unfortunately for Pascack Valley, the shoe never fit and they fell to 5th seeded Northern Highlands 2-0 on Monday afternoon.
The game was even for much of the first half until Northern Highlands took a 1-0 lead with about 8 minutes left in the half. Late in the second half, Highlands added another, sealing the win and advancing them to the second round.
Although the defense gave up two goals, they played a solid game overall. The problem for the Indians was their offense. They could never get in rhythm and rarely put pressure on the Northern Highlands goalie.
Now being out of contention for both the state and county titles, Pascack Valley still has one piece of unfinished business.
They will play their last game against Bergenfield for the league title.
By defeating Bergenfield, Pascack Valley will complete a very successful season and put a banner on the wall that will be remembered forever.
Record: 9-5-1
Next Game: Against Bergenfield (TBD)
Girls Soccer:
Pascack Valley 4, Paramus 3
Never Walk Alone.
That has been the motto for the Pascack Valley Girls Soccer team since the beginning and has motivated them through what has been a very successful season.
However, Pascack Valley is certainly not done yet. On Monday afternoon, the 9th seeded Indians began their quest at a state title with a 4-3 victory over Paramus.
Goals were scored by Juniors Shannon Evans and Amelia Della Pesca, and Seniors Dara Liebeskind and Kelsey Witt.
The road only stiffens for the Indians, who will have to play top seeded Northern Highlands in the second round. (That game will most likely be played Thursday at 2 PM at Northern Highlands)
This might be asking a lot of Pascack Valley, but with the faith that these girls have in each other, anything is possible.
Record: 11-5-2
Next Game: Thursday, November 8th at 2 PM against Northern Highlands (Away)
Boys Soccer:
Northern Highlands 2, Pascack Valley 0
As the 12th seed in the state soccer tournament, this talented Indians squad was looking to make a Cinderella run at a state title.
Unfortunately for Pascack Valley, the shoe never fit and they fell to 5th seeded Northern Highlands 2-0 on Monday afternoon.
The game was even for much of the first half until Northern Highlands took a 1-0 lead with about 8 minutes left in the half. Late in the second half, Highlands added another, sealing the win and advancing them to the second round.
Although the defense gave up two goals, they played a solid game overall. The problem for the Indians was their offense. They could never get in rhythm and rarely put pressure on the Northern Highlands goalie.
Now being out of contention for both the state and county titles, Pascack Valley still has one piece of unfinished business.
They will play their last game against Bergenfield for the league title.
By defeating Bergenfield, Pascack Valley will complete a very successful season and put a banner on the wall that will be remembered forever.
Record: 9-5-1
Next Game: Against Bergenfield (TBD)
Girls Soccer:
Pascack Valley 4, Paramus 3
Never Walk Alone.
That has been the motto for the Pascack Valley Girls Soccer team since the beginning and has motivated them through what has been a very successful season.
However, Pascack Valley is certainly not done yet. On Monday afternoon, the 9th seeded Indians began their quest at a state title with a 4-3 victory over Paramus.
Goals were scored by Juniors Shannon Evans and Amelia Della Pesca, and Seniors Dara Liebeskind and Kelsey Witt.
The road only stiffens for the Indians, who will have to play top seeded Northern Highlands in the second round. (That game will most likely be played Thursday at 2 PM at Northern Highlands)
This might be asking a lot of Pascack Valley, but with the faith that these girls have in each other, anything is possible.
Record: 11-5-2
Next Game: Thursday, November 8th at 2 PM against Northern Highlands (Away)
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