Recreation Results

Navy youth hockey teams excel

Several Navy Youth Hockey teams met with success in recent action.

The NYH Squirt Gold skaters defeated the Tri City Eagles, 4-1, on goals by Ben Pazulski, Caden Cote and Max Newnam. J.T. Compton and Trevor Wiggins each had an assist and goalie Jane Paprcka made eight saves to secure the victory.

Goalie Zack Lewis's 36 saves and goals by Kevin Sheehy, Matt Burzenski and Konnor De Pol led the Navy Midget Blue squad to a 3-2 victory over the Virginia Wild.

Despite goalie Nicholas Newnam's 19 saves the Navy Blue Squirt team fell 3-0 to Montgomery in their first Capital Beltway Hockey League game of the year.

ST. MARTIN'S SOCCER: The St. Martin's Bulldogs (5-3-3) played two 2-2 draws this week.

Against the Annapolis Area Christian School Eagles, Nathan Udell scored both of the Bulldogs goals. Michael and Connor Scotton each had an assist and Josh Bucciero made nine saves. Michelle Whissel, Elise Pease-Neugebauer, Annie Pease-Neugebauer and Brooke Ledford played well for St. Martin's.

In the draw against the Key School Obezags, Udell again had both goals, each coming off an assist from Annie Pease-Neugebauer. Bucciero again had nine saves. Whissel, Ledford, Elise Pease-Neugebauer, Jake Williams, Logan Kappus, Sabrina Doherty and Andrew Cogliano all played well for the Bulldogs.

NAVAL ACADEMY AQUATIC CLUB: Two swimmers from the Naval Academy Aquatic Club won races, and another four finished either second or third, at an 8-and-under mini-meet in Columbia.

Cole Randolph won the 8-year-old boys 25-yard breaststroke and 25-yard freestyle, and was second in the 100-yard individual medley. Connor Drucis won the 7-year-old boys 50-yard breaststroke and was third in the 100-yard freestyle.

In the 8-year-old girls division, Claudia Boehringer was second in the 50-yard breaststroke and the 100-yard freestyle, Jenna Miller was second in the 25-yard breaststroke, and Chloe Harrison was third in the 25-yard freestyle. In the 8-year-old boys division, John O'Toole was third in the 100-yard freestyle.

Six NAAC swimmers had career best times in all of the events in which they competed: Tyler Grove, Henry Hardart, Michelle Kim, Jenna Miller, John O'Toole, and Amina Zaidi.