Riverview High School
Community School of Naples Seahawks vs. Riverview Rams
Venice Indians vs. Riverview Rams (SENIOR NIGHT)π
St. Stephen’s Falcons vs. Riverview Rams
Newsome Wolves vs. Riverview Rams
Venice Indians vs. Riverview Rams (SENIOR NIGHT)π
Out-of-Door Academy Thunder vs. Riverview Rams
Cardinal Mooney Cougars vs. Riverview Rams
The Riverview Rams (8-5, 3-0) Varsity Girls hosted the Cardinal Mooney Cougars (4-5) in a non-district matchup on Monday evening. Controlling nearly 74% of the draws (25-for-34), the Rams took advantage of the extra possessions and cruised to a 23-9 victory over the Cougars. Junior Susan Lowther tallied 13 points in the game (6G/7A), to set a new, single-game Riverview record for most points in a game. Sophomores CC Hackl and Caroline Steinwachs added 6 goals and 4 goals, respectively. Lowther had 12 draw controls, as well. When the final horn sounded, eight different Rams contributed to the scoring frenzy.
Junior Morgan Costallos led Cardinal Mooney’s scoring with 5 goals.
PHOTO CREDIT: DENNIS MAFFEZZOLI / HERALD-TRIBUNE
Bishop Verot Vikings vs. Riverview Rams
The Riverview Rams (4-4, 0-1) hosted the Bishop Verot Vikings (7-1) at the Ram Bowl on Thursday night. The Vikings made quick work of the Rams by jumping out to a commanding, 14-0 lead at halftime. With a running clock in play for the entire second half, Bishop Verot closed out the game with a 17-1 victory. Riverview’s sole goal was scored about 3 1/2 minutes into the 3rd quarter when sophomore Jack Yochim found senior Lucien Minford in the front of the crease for the Ram score.
Ten different Vikings contributed to the scoring for Bishop Verot, with junior Trey Toscano scoring 5 goals, and sophomore Jake Rodriguez and senior Brayden Tooley each scoring 3 goals. Bishop Verot’s FOGOs went 14-for-21 on faceoffs (66%).
Gulf Coast Sharks vs. Riverview Rams
The Riverview Rams (3-3, 0-1) Varsity Boys hosted the Gulf Coast Sharks (6-1, 3-0) in the Ram Bowl Saturday afternoon for their first district game of the season. The Sharks dominated in the faceoff circle, winning 19 of the 21 faceoffs in the game (90%). Those extra possessions, along with Gulf Coast’s ability to score six goals on 6 man-advantage penalties, enabled the Sharks to cruise to an easy 12-6 win over the Rams. Riverview’s goalie, senior Will Leffler faced a barrage of 25 shots, saving 13 over his 48 minutes in goal.
Riverview’s scoring was lead by sophomore Jack Yochim with 4 goals. The Sharks scoring was lead by junior Lucia Thomas (4G), freshman Jack Jolly (3G/1A), and senior Blake Cinnamon (3G).