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Page 4 — Silver Lake Leader, Thursday, September 5, 2013Church NewsGRACE BIBLE CHURCH300 Cleveland Ave.,Silver LakeDr. Tom Rakow, Pastor320-327-2265http://silverlakechurch.orgSat., Sept. 7 — Men’s Biblestudy, 7 a.m.; women’s Biblestudy, 9 a.m.Sun., Sept. 8 — “First Light”radio broadcast on KARP 106.9FM, 7:30 a.m.; pre-service prayertime, 9:15 a.m.; worship service,9:30 a.m.; Sunday school, 10:35a.m.; open shooting for Centershotgraduates, 11:45 a.m.Mon., Sept. 9 — Church boardmeeting, 7 p.m.Wed., Sept. 11 — Confirmation,6 p.m.; prayer time, 7 p.m.Dial-A-Bible Story, 320-327-2843.FAITH PRESBYTERIAN108 W. Main St.,Silver Lake320-327-2452Fax 320-327-6562E-mail: faithfriends@embarqmail.comMark Ford, PastorCarol Chmielewski, CLPOffice hours: Tuesdays,Wednesdays, Thursdays from1 p.m. to 5 p.m.Sun., Sept. 8 — Worship servicewith fellowship to follow, 10a.m.; deacons’ meeting after service;music and worship meeting,11:15 a.m.Tues., Sept. 10 — Sessionmeeting, 6:30 p.m.Wed., Sept. 11 — Christian educationmeeting, 6:30 p.m.; choirpractice, 6:45 p.m.Sun., Sept. 15 — Rally Sundayservice with fellowship to follow,10 a.m.CHURCH OF THE HOLYFAMILY700 W. Main St.,Silver LakeAnthony Stubeda, PastorThurs., Sept. 5 — Mass atCedar Crest, 10:30 a.m.; CCW, 7p.m.Fri., Sept. 6 — Mass, 8 a.m.;first Friday calls.Sat., Sept. 7 — Rosary Societymeeting, 9 a.m.; reconciliation,5:30 p.m.; Mass, 6:30 p.m.; youthgroup registration.Sun., Sept. 8 — Mass, 8 a.m.and 8 p.m.Mon., Sept. 9 — No Mass; KC4th Degree meeting in Winsted,7:30 p.m.Tues., Sept. 10 — Mass, 8 a.m.;eucharistic adoration, 8:30 a.m.-10p.m.; bazaar meeting, 7 p.m.Wed., Sept. 11 — Blue Mass, 7p.m.; no religious educationclasses.Thurs., Sept. 12 — Mass atCedar Crest, 10:30 a.m.; area worshipmeeting at Holy Family, 7p.m.Fri., Sept. 13 — Mass, 8 a.m.WORD OF LIFE CHURCH950 School Rd. S.W.Hutchinson320-587-9443E-mail: infor@loversoftruth.comJim Hall, PastorSun., Sept. 8 — Worship, 9:30a.m. and 6 p.m.THE CHURCH OF JESUSCHRIST OF LATTER DAYSAINTS770 School Rd.,HutchinsonKenneth Rand,Branch President320-587-5665Sun., Sept. 8 — Sunday school,10:50 a.m.-11:30 a.m.; priesthood,relief society and primary,11:40 a.m.-12:30 p.m.RIVERSIDE ASSEMBLYOF GOD20924 State Hwy. 7 W.,Hutchinson320-587-2074E-mail: assembly@hutchtel.netDr. Lee Allison, pastorSun., Sept. 8 — Worship, 8:30a.m. and 10:30 a.m.Wed., Sept. 11 — Family nightactivities, 6:30 p.m.FIRST CONGREGATIONUNITED CHURCH OFCHRIST31 Fourth Ave. S.W.,Hutchinson320-587-2125E-mail: jmm@hutchtel.netSun., Sept. 8 — Sunday school,9 a.m.; worship, 10:15 a.m.ST. PIUS X CHURCH1014 Knight Ave.,GlencoeAnthony Stubeda, PastorSilver Lake Leader photo by Rich GlennieIt’s back to school timeGlencoe-Silver Lake students weregreeted on the first day of school Tuesdaymorning by an enthusiastic SuperintendentChris Sonju. The first day of schoolwas Tuesday for Lakeside Elementary, LincolnJr. High and GSL High School students.The youngest students, kindergartenthrough second grade, at HelenBaker Elementary, returned to class onWednesday morning.Thurs., Sept. 5 — Morningprayer, 7 a.m.; school Mass, 7:20a.m.; fundraiser night at Unhinged!Pizza; CCW meeting, 7p.m.Fri., Sept. 6 — Morning prayer,8 a.m.; school Mass, 8:20 a.m.;adoration of the blessed sacramentfollows Mass until noon; first Fridaycommunion calls begin, 10a.m.; Spanish Mass, 5:30 p.m..Sat., Sept. 7 — Spanish catechistretreat at St. Pius X, 9 a.m.-2p.m.; widows, widowers and seniorsingles breakfast at Dubbs,9:30 a.m.; Spanish baptism session,10 a.m.; reconciliation, 4p.m.; Mass, 5 p.m.; Holy Family,St. Pius X youth group sign-up atMasses.Sun., Sept. 8 — Mass, 9:30a.m.; Holy Family, St. Pius Xyouth group sign-up at Masses;Spanish Mass, 11:30 a.m.; Mass atSeneca, 4:30 p.m.; Mass at HolyFamily, Silver Lake, 8 p.m.Mon., Sept. 9 — No Mass;principals meeting, New Ulm,9:15 a.m.; scheduling of liturgicalministers begins; St. Francis MissionClub meeting, 1:30 p.m.;Schoenestatt girls’ group meeting,3 p.m.Tues., Sept. 10 — Morningprayer, 7 a.m.; Mass, 7:20 a.m.;Hispanic ministry adult catechesis;parish administrative councilmeeting, 8 p.m.Wed., Sept. 11 — Morningprayer, 7 a.m.; Mass, 7:20 a.m.;school reconciliation, 9:30 a.m.;kindergarten through sixth-gradereligious education classes, 7p.m.-8 p.m.; seventh- through11th-grade religious educationclasses, 7 p.m.-8:15 p.m.SHALOM BAPTISTCHURCH1215 Roberts Rd. SW.,HutchinsonRick Stapleton, senior pastorAdam Krumrie, worship pastor/directorofstudent ministriesNo calendar submitted.BETHEL LUTHERAN77 Lincoln Ave.,Lester PrairieBethany Nelson, pastor320-395-2125Sun., Sept. 8 — Worship withHoly Communion, 9 a.m.; coffeeand fellowship, 10 a.m.ObituaryCharles Kolpek, 98, of Silver LakeCharles Kolpek, 98, of SilverLake, died Wednesday,Aug. 28, 2013, at Cedar CrestEstates in Silver Lake whileunder the care of Allina Hospice.A graveside service will beheld at Memorial Park Cemetery,Mason City, Iowa, onSaturday, Aug. 31, where fullmilitary honors will be conductedby the Iowa Army NationalHonor Guard and theMason City Veterans.Should friends desire, memorialsmay be left in Mr.Kolpek’s name in care of hisfamily.Mr. Kolpek, son of Michaeland Agnes (Josifek) Kolpek,was born May 26, 1915, inCarroll Township, TamaCounty, Iowa. He attended andgraduated from Geneseo HighSchool in Tama County.On June 21, 1936, Mr.Kolpek was united in marriageto Dorothy Klunder and to thisMenuSept. 9-13Silver LakeSenior Nutrition SiteMonday — Swiss steak, bakedpotato, peas, bread, margarine,pineapple, low-fat milk.Tuesday — Cheeseburger,oven-fried potatoes, corn, bun,margarine, s’more bar, low-fat milk.Wednesday — Mandarinchicken salad, fresh fruit, marinatedtomatoes, margarine, muffin,low-fat milk.Thursday — Pork chop, mashedpotatoes, carrots, dinner roll, margarine,lemon angel-food cake,low-fat milk.Friday — Meatloaf, catsup,whole parslied potatoes, countryblend vegetables, bread, margarine,pears, low-fat milk.GSL ElementaryBreakfastMonday — Tony’s breakfastpizza or Cinnamon Toast Crunchcereal and string cheese and applejuice cup, low-fat milk.Tuesday — Pancake on a stickwith syrup or apple cinnamon muffinand yogurt and mandarin oranges,low-fat milk.Wednesday — French toaststicks with syrup, or Golden Grahamswith string cheese and dicedpeaches, low-fat milk.Thursday — Tony’s breakfastpizza or oatmeal with cinnamonand raisins and orange juice cup,low-fat milk.Friday — Egg and cheese muffinor blueberry muffin and yogurtand mixed fruit, low-fat milk.Helen Baker/Lakeside lunchMonday — Sloppy joe on awhole-grain bun, deli combo sub,oven-baked tator tots, celery stickswith dressing, apple wedges,pineapple tidbits.Tuesday — Beef soft-shelltacos, ham and cheese on wholegrainbread, refried beans, lettuceand tomato cup, banana, chilledapplesauce.Wednesday — Pizza casserole,chef salad with cheese, egg, croutons,bread stick, seasoned greenbeans, baby carrots, watermelonchunks, chilled peaches.Thursday — Roast turkey withgravy on a whole-grain dinner roll,fun lunch, mashed potatoes, broccolisalad with raisins, orangewedges, chilled pears.Friday — Toasted cheese onwhole-grain bread, turkey andcheese on whole-grain bread,tomato soup, jicama cucumbersalad, apple wedges, mandarin oranges.Junior/Senior High breakfastMonday — Breakfast pizza orCinnamon Toast Crunch cerealand blueberry muffin, diced pears,union three sons were born,Jerry, Larry and Lanny.Mr. Kolpek entered theArmy in 1944 and was honorablydischarged in 1946. Hewas stationed with the medicalcorps as an ambulance driverwith the 48th Evacuation HospitalC.B.I. (China BurmaIndia) Theater in Myitkyina,Burma.He worked at the sugar beetplant in Mason City, Iowa, andthe Fairmont Canning Companyin Fairmont. He alsoworked for carpentry andmason contractors beforeworking as a farm hand forseveral farmers in Iowa andMinnesota.Mr. Kolpek played the basswith Svensys Band inRochester, the Hovel BrothersBand in Mason City, theMoellers Accordion Band inWaterloo, Iowa, the FrankEikenbush Band in Jordan, theJerry Dostal Band in Silverlow-fat milk.Tuesday — Pancake on a stickwith syrup or oatmeal cinnamonand raisins and mandarin oranges,low-fat milk.Wednesday — Breakfast burritoor ultimate breakfast round and yogurt,diced peaches, low-fat milkThursday — French toast sticksor Cinnamon Toast Crunch cerealand apple cinnamon muffin and orangejuice cup, low-fat milk.Friday — Sausage, egg andcheese biscuit or ultimate breakfastround and yogurt, mixed fruit, lowfatmilk.Junior/Senior High lunchMonday — Hamburger orcheeseburger, potato wedges,seasoned corn, marinated cucumbersand tomatoes, baby carrotswith dressing, apple, pineapple tidbits.Tuesday — Breaded chicken,parmesan over whole-grain pasta,seasoned peas, carrot, raisin,pineapple salad, jicama sticks withdressing, banana, chilled applesauce.Wednesday — Chicago-stylehot dog with relish, diced onions,sauerkraut, oven-baked frenchF16-34eowLaELECTRIC320-286-6570Lake and the Wally PikalBand in Hutchinson.Following his musical career,he owned and operatedCharlie’s Place for severalyears in Silver Lake andworked for Tonka Toys inMound until his retirement.He is survived by his threesons, Jerry (Jo) Kolpek ofBella Vista, Ark., Larry (Jean)Kolpek, Mason City, Iowa,and Lanny (Carol) Kolpek ofMinong, Wis., along with hisfive grandchildren and 10great-grandchildren.He was preceded in deathby his parents; wife, Dorothy;brothers, Emmanuel, Milo,Emil, Frank and Adolph; andsisters, Libby, Emma and Hattie.Hogan Bremer Moore ColonialChapel, 126 Third StreetNE, Mason City, Iowa, handledarrangements. Call 641-423-2372, or visit ColonialChapels.com.fries, sweet-corn salad, cauliflowerwith dressing, grapes, chilledpeaches.Thursday — Whole-grain macaroniand cheese, garlic bread stick,seasoned carrots, caesar romainesalad, cherry tomatoes with dressing,orange wedges, chilled pears.Friday — Mexican bar with beefor chicken nachos or tacos, brownrice, refried beans, corn, blackbean and salsa salad, baby carrotswith dressing, apple, chilled mixedfruit.“Pets are Braggin’ andTails are Waggin’ at...”WAGGIN’TAILSProfessionalDog Grooming• Over 15 Years Experience• Handled with TLC• By Appointment217 Summit Ave., Silver LakeINC.327-3157Paul PokornowskiOwner:Deb BeboResidentialFarmIndustrialTrenchingLocating320-286-6570 Cokato, MNM ikolichekPlumbing & HeatingBrian Mikolichek: Owner • Bonded-InsuredResidential RemodelService Light CommercialComplete Plumbing and Heating SystemsAir Conditioning InstallationWinsted, MN 320-395-2002F1,3LaFtfnLACRAYO seeking area musicians for fall seasonThe Crow River Area YouthOrchestra (CRAYO) is seekingarea musicians for its fall semester.The Symphonic Orchestra isfor string students and adultswho feel comfortable readingat a more advanced level —end of Suzuki Book 3 on upand band students from aneighth-grade level on up.Instrumentation desired forthis group are violins, violas,cellos, string basses, flutes,clarinets, oboes, bassoons,saxophones, trumpets, Frenchhorns, trombones, baritones,tuba and percussion. Thegroup is directed by MichaelZellgert.The Varsity Strings ensembleis for string students andadults who feel comfortablereading at a late beginning toearly intermediate level —Suzuki Books 1-3.Instrumentation desired includeviolins, violas, cellosand string bass. This group isdirected by Rhonda Johnson.New this year are group lessonclasses for ages 7 to adult,called “Introduction toStrings.” Students will learnthe basics for playing a stringinstrument. There will be twoclasses — one for violin/violaand the other for those whowant to learn to play the cello.The instructor is Rhonda Johnson.All groups will meet onSunday afternoons at HutchinsonMiddle School.Introduction to Stringsclasses will meet from 2:15p.m. to 3:15 p.m. (violin/viola)and 3:20 p.m. to 4:20 p.m.(cello).The Varsity Strings willmeet from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. inthe choir room, and the SymphonicOrchestra will meetfrom 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. inthe band room.The first rehearsal for bothwill begin Sept. 29. The concertis set for Dec. 8.For more information or toregister, visit the CRAYOOpen House on Sunday, Sept.15, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., call320-587-7220, or go towww.crayo.org. CRAYO alsocan be found on Facebook.4 col. x1.5 in.Sounds like multiplication?It’s newspaper talk for a four column by 1.5 inch ad.Too small to be effective? You’re reading this one!Put your 4x1.5 ad in the Silver Lake Leader today.Call: 320-327-2216R30-38EL,31-38ACa
SportsSilver Lake Leader, Thursday, September 5, 2013 — Page 5GSL PantherFall SportsFOOTBALLAugust29....at HF Catholic. .....W,34-7September06....Hutchinson................7:0013....at Annandale.............7:0020....New London-Spicer ..7:0027....at Litchfield ...............7:00October04....Spring Lake Park ......7:0011....Waconia (homecoming).............................................7:0016....Dassel-Cokato ..........7:00VOLLEYBALLAugust27....at Watertown-Mayer.L,3-129....HF Catholic..............L,3-1September03....NYA Central ..............7:1509.....Sibley East...............7:0010....Mound-Wtka .............7:0012.....at Dassel-Cokato .....7:0014....Montevideo Inv .......9a.m.17....Waconia....................7:0019....at Orono....................7:0021....Sibley East Inv........8a.m.24....at GFW .....................7:3026....Delano ......................7:00October01....at Hutchinson............7:0003....Annandale ................7:0008....at New London-Spicer ...............................................7:0010....at Litchfield ...............7:0018....Rochester Inv ...........5:1519....Rochester Inv .......10a.m.CROSS COUNTRYAugust24....at NYA Jamboree ............September05....at Montgomery Inv. ...4:0011....at NYA ......................4:0017....at Waconia Invite ......4:0019....GSL Invite.................4:3024....at Dassel-Cokato ......4:00October03....at Litchfield ...............4:0005....at Swain Inv. .............TBD10....at Mound-Wtka. ........4:0011....Waconia (homecoming).........................................12p.m.15....at Watertown-Mayer..4:15TENNISAugust20....Blue Earth................L,5-420....Sibley East. .............L,4-320....Jordan ....................W,6-122....Providence ..............L,7-022....Centennial ...............L,5-222....Mounds View...........L,7-024....at N. Prague Inv..........6th27....at Orono ..................L,6-129....Mound-Wtka...........W,4-330....St. Peter .................W,4-3September03....at Annandale.............4:1505....at Delano. .................4:1507....at Brainerd Inv ........9a.m.10....HF Catholic...............4:1512....at Litchfield ...............4:1513....at Hutch Invite...........3:0014....at Litchfield Inv........9a.m.17....Hutchinson................4:1519....N.London-Sp. ...........4:1528....WCC, at Orono .....10a.m.Girls’ SOCCERAugust22....at Willmar ................L,3-028....Mound-Wtka ............L,4-030....Chain of Lakes .......L,4-2September03....at Delano ..................7:0005....Hutchinson................7:0009....at Waconia................7:0010....at Mayer Lutheran ....7:0012....at Watertown-Mayer..7:0016....at Orono....................7:0017....at Mound-Wtka .........5:0019....at Chain of Lakes......4:3023....Delano ......................5:0024....at Hutchinson............5:0027....at Mankato Loyola ....5:0028....Waconia................12p.m.October01....Worthington ..............6:0003....at HF Catholic...........5:00Boys’ SOCCERAugust29....Mound-Wtka ............L,9-030....Chain of Lakes ........L,3-0September03....at Delano ..................5:0005....Hutchinson................5:0009....at Waconia................5:0012....at Watertown-Mayer..7:0016....at Orono....................5:0017....at Mound-Wtka .........7:0019....at Chain of Lakes......5:1523....Delano ......................7:0024....at Hutchinson............7:0026....Marshall Public .........5:3027....Mankato Loyola ........5:0028....Waconia....................2:00October01....Worthington ..............4:0003....at HF Catholic...........5:00Panthers extinguish the Fire 34-7By Josh RandtSports EditorIt took eight plays for theGlencoe-Silver Lake Panthersto find the end zone against theHoly Family Fire in the seasonopener on Thursday, that ended34-7 in favor of GSL.“For an opener, we’ll takethat,” head coach Scott Tschimperlesaid. “You never knowwith that team (Holy Family).I’m very pleased with the wayour kids prepared for the wholeweek. They were ready.”While he may be happy withthis week, Tschimperle knowshis team will have to continueto evolve, especially withHutchinson visiting on Friday.“No question about it, we dida lot of good things,” he said.“But there’s also room for improvement.Hutch is a verygood football team, but we are,too. We just have to prepare forthe next four days.”Leading the charge for thePanthers offensively was seniorhalfback Jake Stuedemann,who had 115 yards rushing on18 carries, and three touchdowns.The senior captain said theFire’s defenders were “knifingin, and really killing everythinginside.” Which promptedGSL’s offense to run outsidethe tackles more.“We started hitting the sixhole, and just reading the outside,”Stuedemann said.GSL racked up 263 rushingyards on 52 carries. Juniorquarterback Keaton Andersonwas seven of nine, and threwfor 93 yards and two touchdowns.The offense accrued 16 firstdowns, and 356 total yards, andFamily.left Tanner Grack to punt twicefor an average of 39.5 yards.The defense had a strongshowing in the season openeras well.Despite the big run fromJohnson on Holy Family’s firstpossession, the Panther defenseJust shortLady Panthers have won thefirst set of every game, still at 0-2By Josh RandtSports EditorDespite losing the first twogames of the season, the Glencoe-SilverLake varsity volleyballteam has been in every setof every game, and its captainshave definitely shown why theylead this team.Hosting the Holy Family Fireon Thursday for parents night,GSL claimed the first set 28-26,behind eight kills from captainsStephanie Klockmann and LexiKerslake.But the Fire came right backand edged the Panthers in thenext three sets, 25-20, 25-20 and25-23.GSL’s attacking percentagewas 14.63 in the first set, butdropped to -2.78 in the next set,as the Panthers committed nineattacking errors to only eightkills. That percentage improvedin the next two sets, but the Panthersstill lost.A young team with mostlysmaller players, GSL onlyamassed three solo blocks duringThursday’s game.Klockmann led the way with15 kills, Kerslake followed withnine of her own.The duo had 17 digs eachagainst the Royals. CortneyKonen and Taylor Novak eachhad 15 in that game as well.Layne Hermann had 29 setassists against Holy Family, and31 against the Royals.The Panthers boasted a 90.7service receive percentageagainst Holy Family, and 97.3percent against Watertown-Mayer.In two games, GSL has beenoutscored by a total of 15 points.The Panthers have scored 175points to its opponents’ 190.To top it off, Kerslake will beplaying with a plastic-castedbroken finger on her strong handfor approximately six weeks.Regardless of the two closelosses to start the season, and aninjured captain, head coach LoriSchwirtz is happy with theteam’s performance so far. Accordingto Schwirtz, the girlsjust need to learn to close out situationsthis year by being “a littlemore savvy.”“(We) can’t afford to get behindin a game when our opponentsare equal,” Schwirtz said.“We knew coming into this wewould be a predominantly smallteam, so we would have to bescrappy and play solid defense... Overall, the girls played respectfully.”The Panthers host Sibley Easton Monday at 7 p.m. at theGlencoe-Silver Lake HighSchool.GSL kicks off its WrightCounty Conference schedulewhen Mound-Westonka travelsto Glencoe the following day,Tuesday, Sept. 10.Cortney Konen digs the ball against Holy Family lastThursday. The Panthers lost 3-1 after winning the first set.Silver Lake Leader photo by Josh RandtSenior fullback Dalton Clouse breaks free after receivinga pass from Keaton Anderson. Action is from Thursday’sgame in Victoria that resulted in a 34-7 drubbing of HolySilver Lake Leader photo by Alyssa Schauerheld Johnson to 99 yards rushingon 11 attempts.The Fire were held to just147 yards of offense on 37plays.Senior defensive tackle TylerDonnay wreaked havoc onHoly Family’s offensive line.Gustavo Villalobos (11) Ismael CalderonGarcia (15) and Aaron Donnay (right)form a wall for Panther goalie Kyle BeckBy Josh RandtSports EditorThe boys’ soccer team kickedoff its regular season last weekwith losses to Mound-Westonkaand Chain of Lakes Soccer Club.The Panthers have beenoutscored 11-0 in the first twogames of the season.Though they have yet to scorea goal or notch a win, headcoach Jeff Shults said the twogames will provide his teamwith experience for the rest ofthe season.“We were working as a teamto figure out how to play, andwhat needed to be done,” Shultssaid. “It will be good preparationfor the rest of the season.”Lacking reserves makes ittough on the team, especiallywhen its opponents have a fullbench of players ready to sub in.Still, the head coach said thereare things the team can improveThe senior had nine tacklestotal, with three solo and six assistedtackles. He was pushingoffensive linemen into the backfield all game, and disruptedsome key plays for the Fire.“I was definitely having myway with them,” Donnay saidwith a smile. “I could do whatI wanted. I was moving themand just overpowering them,hitting and reading. It was fun.”GSL hosts rival Hutchinsonthis Friday, who won a 16-13nail biter against Becker inovertime last week.The Tigers defeated GSLtwice last year, with the secondloss ending the Panther’s seasonin the Section 2 (ClassAAAA) championship game.Kickoff is scheduled for 7p.m. at Stevens Seminary Stadium.***A 39-yard return by JakeStuedemann started things offfor GSL, and about four minutesand eight plays later, DaltonClouse scored the Panthers’first touchdown on an 8-yardpass from Keaton Anderson.The Fire wasted no time retaliating,scoring in just threeplays, when Chazz Johnsonbusted a 64-yard touchdownrun on third and eight.But that was all the scoringHoly Family accomplished inthe game.Meanwhile, GSL employedits same style that’s been sosuccessful over the years:smashmouth, three yards in acloud of dust, football.The second possession forGSL started at its own 49 with11:14 left in the second quarter.After a first down, Stuedemannlost two yards up theupon to be successful.“We still have to work on fundamentalskills and passing andsupport,” Shults said. “And westill need to be in physically bettershape. Especially playingwithout subs. But I think it willtake care of itself — if we gowithout substitutions — if weget in better shape.”Senior midfielder EduardoHerrera echoed his coach’s observation.“Conditioning,” Herrera saidof what Glencoe-Silver Lakecan take away from these firstlosses. “We got some good conditioningfor the season, and wecan learn from our mistakes. Wecan definitely take some positivesaway, that we got someshots and a few attempts atgoals. We did some things right,so we can use that for the nextgame.”The two things the senior saidmiddle, but sprung a 42-yardtouchdown on the ensuing playbehind the right side of the line,giving GSL a 14-7 advantage.The Fire punted after eightplays on its second possession.Starting at their own 45 yardline, the Panthers gained 30yards on a first-down pass toJacob Popelka, which broughtthem to the Holy Family 27.After four consecutive rushesby Stuedemann, it was 21-7after the senior ran it in fromfour yards out.It was almost 28-7 headinginto halftime, but a deep passalong the sideline slippedthrough Stuedemann’s fingerswhich surely would have led topaydirt.The third quarter started offwith a Holy Family punt afterthe Fire gained some positiveyardage, but lost 11 yards on afumbled snap, which stymiedthe offense.A signature GSL drive ensuedon the team’s first possessionof the second half at itsown 20 yard line.Driving 80 yards in five minutes,the Panthers tallied anothertouchdown whenStuedemann lowered his padson the thirteenth play for a twoyardscore. The extra point attemptwas no good, leaving thescore at 27-7.Another Holy Family puntput the Panthers on their own36 yard line.This time, Anderson did thebulk of the work, rushing fivetimes for 39 yards. He scoredon third and goal after gettingflushed out of the pocket whenhe rolled to his left and foundTanner Grack in the corner ofthe endzone to make it 34-7.Silver Lake Leader photo by Josh Randtas Trevor Meed of Chain of Lakes attemptsto drive the ball over them. Actionis from Friday’s Panther loss 3-0.Boys’ soccer teamgaining experiencethey need to work on for the nextgame is, “passing, and a lot oflistening.”GSL hosts Hutchinson onSept. 5, and travels to Waconiaon Sept. 9. Both games are at 5p.m.***GSL was down 1-0 headinginto halftime of Friday’s gameagainst the Chain of LakesRoosters.Head coach Jeff Shults tried toinstill a sense of urgency to scoreduring the intermission, but theRoosters kept the Panther offensein check.At 28:27 in the second half,Trevor Meed gave the Roostersa 2-0 advantage.Jacob Fehrenbach and AaronGeisen put some shots on goal inthe second half, but to no avail.Ben Friederichs put the finalgoal for Chain of Lakes in theGSL net at 15:59.
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