Carson boys hand North Valley first loss, 2-1

Eric Libby scored one goal and backup keeper Robbie Liebherr scored what proved to the game-winning goal at the beginning of the second half as Carson beat North Valleys 2-1 on Wednesday in Reno.

It was the first loss of the season for the Panthers, who fell to 7-1-3 overall and 5-1-3 in the Sierra League. The Senators improve to 9-0-3 and 5-0-3 and are keeping pace with first-place South Tahoe for the league championship.

In the 42nd minute, Carlos Hernandez crossed a ball into the box and Libby headed it home. Then a few minutes into the second half, Liebher, who played a role in the first goal, stripped a North Valley defender and scored to make it 2-0.

The Panthers' Bobby Partida took advantage of a defensive mistake with a only a few minutes left in the game and slotted a ball past goalie Sean Carter.

"It was a really good game," coach Jim Nealis said. "I thought we dominated for the most part. Their two forwards really keep them in it."

DOUGLAS 4, WOOSTER 0

Chris Honer scored a pair goals off headers and Myles DeLaurantis and Jared Price both scored in the Tigers win over the Colts on Wednesday.

The win keeps the fourth-place Tigers (5-4-1 overall, 4-4 league) ahead of Reno in the battle for the last playoff spot from the Sierra League.

Douglas scored all four of its goals in the first half. Trent Hennessey-York and Nic Beres both had assists for the Tigers, who had 13 shots on goal. Goalie Danny Roth made five saves in the game.

DOUGLAS JV 5, WOOSTER 2

Kyle Currence scored a hat trick and had an assist in the Tigers win over the Colts. Brandon Carlson and Chase Cohee each added goals for the Tigers, who improved to 5-3 in league play.