Trailing 1-0, Sacred Heart midfielder Erica Shiverick, who assisted on both goals, fed Danielle Magnozzi, who broke in and scored to tie the game at 1-1.
Later in the second half, Hayley Schade took a pass from Shiverick and scored the go-ahead goa
Sacred Heart scored five goals on 10 shots, but it did not come easy. Early goals by Hayley Schade and Donna Episcopio built a two-goal lead, however, St. Luke battled back to go up 3-2 and then 4-3.
Key goals by Danielle Magnozzi, who added three
Sacred Heart, which is coached by Vinny Bellomo and Nicole Bellomo, also won the St. Gregory’s Christmas Classic.
St. Robert’s (9-9) jumped out to an early lead behind the stellar play of George Hatzioannides (seven points), Tanner Brandemarte (six points) and Taevoughn Clarke (five points). Sacred Heart kept things close with the outside scoring of Joey Pravat
It was a balanced effort from Sacred Heart players Brian Kruger (MVP), Julien Machuca, Jordan Chateau, Morrel Gaskins, Robert Klein, Anthony Bradica, Mike Pendergast, Donald Erdy and John Celantani. Sacred Heart is coached by Bob Klein and Angel Machuca.
The Sacred Heart of Bayside Bantam ‘B’ boys basketball team defeated St. Fidelis 21-14 in first-round CYO action this past week. Sacred Heart never trailed in the game, advancing to the semifinals with the win.
The Sacred Heart Athletic Association will hold final registration for its Spring 2003 girls’ softball program Saturday, March 1 at 11 a.m. in the Sacred Heart gymnasium on 38th Avenue between 216th and 217th Streets.
The Sacred Heart Bantam ‘B’ boys’ basketball team moved into a tie for first place following three straight wins, improving to 9-3 on the season.
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