Prep Boys Soccer: Kent Island comes up short in Bayside championship bid

Tanner East scored off Zak Osbourn's pass in the 65th minute to lead Parkside to a 1-0 victory over Kent Island last night at Washington College for the Bayside boys soccer championship.

Nick Dilling made six saves, and Frankie Demma grabbed seven to lead Kent Island, which kept Parkside silent until late in the second half. But the Buccaneers struggled to connect deep in the Rams' third and failed to win the first Bayside title in their 11-year history.

"Our defense was doing the job, keeping them out of the box," Kent Island coach Jim Claborn said. "But it's tough to win when you only take eight shots, and they have 23."

Parkside (12-1) 0 1 - 1

Kent Island (7-6-2) 0 0 - 0

GOALS: PS - East. ASSISTS: PS - Osbourn. SAVES: PS - Luke Kell 4; KI - Dilling 6, Frankie Demma 7. SHOTS: PS - 23; KI - 8. CORNERS: PS - 3; KI - 1.

AACS 3, GLENELG COUNTRY 1: Danny Brandt posted a goal and assisted on another one as the fifth-ranked Eagles wrapped up first place in the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association B Conference's Red Division with an 11-2 league mark.

Michael Venter and Nate Schmidt added goals for Annapolis Area Christian School (13-2), which will play the winner of Friday's Park-Friends contest next Wednesday in the MIAA B Conference quarterfinals. The Eagles defeated Park in their only meeting, while they split with Friends.

AACS (13-2) 2 1 - 3

Glenelg Country School (7-6) 0 1 - 1

GOALS: AC - Brandt, Venter, Schmidt. GCS - Trahan. ASSISTS: AC - Butler, Brandt.

MOUNT CARMEL 5, KEY 0: The Cougars erupted for four goals early in the second half to end the Obezags' regular season with a loss.

Key allowed an early goal, but held Mount Carmel to that one goal until the second half. The Obezags will face either St. John's Catholic Prep or Saints Peter & Paul Friday in the MIAA C Conference quarterfinals.

Mt. Carmel (14-4) 1 4 - 5

Key (9-8-1) 0 0 - 0

ST. MARY'S 0, PARK O (2OT): Nick Hoffman made two saves in 100 minutes, but no one could score, and the Saints ended their season by tying the Bruins.

"It was a nice game and a nice way to end the season against a really good team," said coach Myles Healy.

Park (7-5-2) 0 0 0 0 - 0

St. Mary's (4-12-1) 0 0 0 0 - 0

SAVES: PA - 6; SM - Hoffman 2. SHOTS: PA - 8; SM - 10.

SAINTS PETER & PAUL 1, INDIAN CREEK 0: The Eagles matched the Sabres with 17 shots, but couldn't produce the equalizer and fell short of the playoffs. John Levitt made 15 saves for Indian Creek.