Day 2 Pool Play:

Games on Athletic Field in Vail

Breakaway - 6, Detroit - 5
After the first night in Vail and an earlier morning game, both teams came out and played a tough, competitive game. Breakaway held an early lead, but Detroit persisted and tied the game. In the closing minutes, Breakaway scored, then held on to the ball for the victory. Megan Shea and Margaret Raines continue to lead Breakaway with 2 goals apiece.

CU Buffs - 4, ReLAXers - 16
ReLAXers have stepped up to be the team to beat. With their torrid scoring pace, they are now the marked team. Leading the high scoring offense are Colleen Dalon with 3 goals and 2 assists and Laurice Rutledge with 3 goals.

Team Pazzo's - 5, Team Ohio - 12
Team Ohio led from start to finish. Pazzo's had some streaks but Ohio kept them in check. Leading Team Ohio was Bri Shadel with 2 goals and 3 assists.

Games on Edwards Field

Team Pazzo's - 3, Fubar - 10
Having split their two previous games, Fubar wanted a victory and took the early lead and never looked back. Leading the effort was Fubar's Kristin Harvey with 4 goals and 1 assist.

Team Wild - 9, Rammit - 7
In an aggressive yet competitive game, Team Wild used good ball control at the end of the game to score a goal with 30 seconds remaining a preserve a victory. A trio of players led each team. For Team Wild Betsy Wheeler, Char Glessner, and Caitlin McCormick each had two goals. For Rammit, Lindsey Brown, Kayna Wentworth, and Kate Sebesta each had two goals.

Chicago - 4, 20-Somethin' - 16
In the final game of pool play, 20-Somthin' took the win for second place in their pool leaving Chicago 4th. Both teams move on to bracket play with Chicago playing on Saturday afternoon and 20-Somethin' playing on Sunday morning. Leading 20-Somethin' with 3 goals each were Alexis Corbett and Cassie Abel.

BRACKET PLAY

Saturday, July 2, 2005

Game 1 Team Wild - 15, Team Pazzo's - 4
Team Wild had a strong offense to beat the local Team Pazzo's. Leading Team Wild was Meg Bonney with 3 goals while four of her teammates had 2 goals each. Women's tournament director and goalie Michelle Secor had 9 saves for Team Pazzo's.

Game 2 Chicago - 1, Rammit - 17
On the road to the Championship, Rammit took the first step in this lopsided game. Rammit's Lindsay Brown had 4 goals and an assist. Chicago goalie Sue Kwan had 14 saves.

Game 3 Team Ohio - 7, Detroit 10
In a challenging game Detroit pulled out a victory over Midwestern Team Ohio. Detroit moves on to the next step. Leading Detroit in scoring was Casey Scavone and Katie Popovich with 3 goals each. Ohio goalie Nicole Homer had 9 saves.

Sunday, July 3, 2005
Game 4 Breakaway, CU Buffs
Game 5 Fubar, Team Wild
Game 6 Rammit, 20-Somethin's
Game 7 Detroit, ReLAXers
Game 8 Chicago, Loser Game 4
Game 9 Team Ohio, Loser Game 3
Game 10
Game 11 Semi-Final
Game 12 Semi-Final
Game 13
Game 14

Monday, July 4, 2005
Game 15
Game 16
Game 17
Game 18
Game 19 Championship