Tuesday's soccer/lacrosse results/highlights

Girls soccer

#1 Cox 3, #3 Ocean Lakes 1

Cox took control of the Beach District race with a surprisingly lopsided 3-1 victory Tuesday at Ocean Lakes.

Both teams entered the match unbeaten in league play.

“It was a great team effort and a wonderful job by our defense,” Cox coach Michele Clark said. “We had a lot of possession, but there was a lot of back and forth.

“Ocean Lakes has some very special players and we were able to hold them off.”

Cox (5-0 in the Beach, 8-0-2 overall) got off to a quick start when Emory Camper scored on an assist from Charley Martin nine minutes into the match. Chloe Russell – the Falcons’ 2008 All-Beach, All-Eastern Region and All-State selection – then notched what would turn out to be the eventual match winner with five minutes left in the first half.

Camper made it 3-0 13 minutes into the second half when she finished a one-on-one breakaway.

“That was big in what was a huge game for us,” Clark said. “This doesn’t win the district, but it was important because everybody else has at least one loss."

Ocean Lakes (5-1, 7-3-2) scored with eight minutes left as Monica Stimmel found the back of the net.

G–C, Camper 2, Russell; OL, Stimmel

#2 Norfolk Academy 3, Norfolk Christian 2

The Bulldogs (10-1, 7-0) built a 3-0 halftime lead and fended off the Ambassadors. Carter Tata set the tone for the Bulldogs with a goal two minutes into the match.

G—NA, Tata, Johnson, Morris; NC Shoaf, Nelson.

#4 Kellam 2, Bayside 0

G–Plansker, Keeter.

#5 Hickory 4, #6 Great Bridge 2

G—H, Hinson, Am. Nelms, Cozens, Roach; GB, Voight, Holmes.

#7 Bishop Sullivan 6, Nansemond-Suffolk 2

G—BS, Wilson 3, Banks, Llewellyn, Bator; NS, Starkey 2.

The Crusaders improve to 15-1 overall and 7-1 in the Tidewater Conference.

#8 Princess Anne 6, Green Run 0

G—Jackson, Hill, Bishop, Dean, Whitmore, Stewart.

#10 Kempsville 5, #9 Landstown 0

G—Williams 2, Boubouheropoulos 2, Sheehy 1.

First Colonial 5, Salem 0

G—FC, Beaty 2, Leonard, Widman, Levendoski.

Brittany Beaty had two goals to lead the Patriots (8-3, 3-3).

Western Branch 9, Lakeland 0

G—Wallace-Zocher 2, Callwood 2, Gillies, Renz, Fisher, Wallace, K.Harper.

The Bruins improved to 8-4 overall and 3-2 in the Southeastern District.

Nansemond River 4, Deep Creek 0

G—Patterson, Duffy, Evans, Frame.

Oscar Smith 2, Grassfield 1

G—OS, A.Swift, Robinson; G, R.Andersen.

Alexis Swift scored the winning goal with 15 minutes left.

Indian River 4, King’s Fork 0

G—Beasley, Flood, S.Regan, Buechler.

Maury 8, Wilson 0

G—M, Morgan 4, Sarcon, Christian, Gregory.

Forward Mary Morgan scored four goals, helping Maury climb to 5-5-2, 4-0

StoneBridge 6, Williamsburg Christian 0

G—S, Curfman 3, Tabb, Stacy, Carroll.

Senior forward Anna Curfman scored a hat trick including her 100th career goal. She has 101.

Atlantic Shores 5, Hampton Christian 1

G—AS, Cassasa 2, Douthett, Ore 2; HC, Cobb

Portsmouth Christian 5, Alliance Christian 0

G–Heine, Freeman, Metzgar, Winbrough, own goal.

Portsmouth Christian improved to 6-6-4.

Cape Henry 3, Hampton Roads 0

G—Ellis, Law 2

Norfolk Collegiate 2, Peninsula Catholic 1

G—PC, J. Baldasare; NC, Curtis, McCarthy.

Denbigh Baptist 1, Richmond Christian 1

G—DB, Weech; RC, Duncan.

Boys soccer

#1 Cox 1, #4 Ocean Lakes 0

G–Oakes.

Ryan Oakes notched the game-winner in the 20th minute on an assist by Chris Whiteside. Cox has recorded four consecutive shutouts. Falcons keeper Dylan Gingerich made three saves.

#2 First Colonial 3, Salem 0

G—Kenner, Sabian, Gylfason.

#3 Kellam 5, Bayside 1

G—K, Feliciano, Arellano 2, Grumney 2; B, Jocelyn.

#5 Hickory 3, #7 Great Bridge 1

G—GB, Travis; H, Litts, Danner, Jones.

# 6 Princess Anne 5, Green Run 2

G–PA, Smith 3, Cousins, Ridella; GR, Smith, Rogelio

Trey Smith notched the hat trick for the Cavaliers, who improved to 7-3-1. Green Run led 2-1 at the half.

#8 Western Branch 4, Lakeland 0

G—Lambert 2, Brown, Noel.

Landstown 2, Kempsville 0

G—Moye, Newton.

The Eagles are 5-4-1

Indian River 7, King’s Fork 0

G—Saunders, Fisher, Dillon 2, Duffie, Williams, Diaz.

Maury 11, Wilson 0

G—Grimes 3, Moore 2, Iyke, Lee, Steuder, Stewart, Waltzer, Wilson.

Nansemond River 9, Deep Creek 0

G—Watson 4, Schutz 2, Foster, James, Duffy.

Nansemond River improved to 4-4 overall and 3-2 in the Southeastern District.

Boys lacrosse

Norfolk Academy 12, St. Christopher’s 8

G–SC, Johnson 2, Lynde 2, McCusty, Bl. Farinholt, Ba Fairinholt, Pace; NA, Via 4, Beecroft 2, Munford, Freeman, Booth, Moore, Simone, Best.

Andy Via led the charge for the Bulldogs (14-4) with four goals.

Nansemond-Suffolk 10, Bishop Sullivan 6

G—NS, Hotte 3, Crenshaw 2, Rataport, Pierson, Ruland, Wentz, Brummett; BS, Burke 3, Donohue 2, Smith.

Cape Henry 7, Hampton Roads Academy 6

G—CH, Oaksman 3, Kelly 2, Mavromatis, Green; HR, Gdovic 2, Naser, Harris, Topping, Henifin.

Girls lacrosse

Norfolk Collegiate 15, Tabb 2

G—NC, Harding 2, Izard, Phillips 3, Barger 3, Mears 3, Smith 2, Winn; T, Whitmore 2.

Bishop Sullivan 18, Nansemond Suffolk 5

G—BS, Murphy 2, Wohnar 4, Dee, Mongar, Dobar, Chandoo, McKenna 2, Aylward, Clausen, Ertel 2, Daniels, Gemender; NS, Kayes 3, Sclater, Murtes.

St. Anne’s-Belfield 20, Cape Henry 8

G—CH, Putney 2, Standing 4, Scherrer 2; STAB, Ahn 2, Kalagher, Scrivani, Staunton 5, Bolin 5, McCullough 3, Fox 4.