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No goals for local teams

Madison Memorial stayed undefeated in Big Eight Conference girls soccer action, but Janesville Craig gave the Spartans a battle Thursday night.

The Cougars lost to visiting Memorial, 3-0, after falling behind, 2-0, in the first 27 minutes.

“Memorial is a good team,” Craig coach Bill McCabe said. “We figured out what they were doing and made some adjustments in the second half. Our girls have had trouble getting started early in the game.

“But they did respond. Memorial scores a lot of goals on a lot of teams. It was back-and-forth in the second half. We had some good goal-scoring opportunities.”

The Cougars play at Middleton on Tuesday.

MEMORIAL 3, CRAIG 0

Madison Memorial 2 1—3

Janesville Craig 0 0—0

First Half

MM—Kayla Smith (McKenna Meuer), 7:00; MM—Dana Robertson (unassisted), 27:00.

Second Half

MM—McKenzie Genin (Smith), 54:00.

Saves—Katy Pilarzyk (MM) 3, Olivia McNulty (JC) 18.

-- Verona 6, Parker 0—Lindsey Holmes scored three first-half goals to lead host Verona to its victory over Parker.

Parker falls to 1-2 in the Big Eight Conference and 4-5 overall.

“Verona is ranked in the top 10 in the state,” Parker coach Amy Wargowsky said. “I was really happy with our play in the second half. We regrouped, stepped it up and kept them from scoring.”

Sam Anacker made 17 saves in goal for Parker.

The Vikings compete in the Milton quadrangular Saturday.

VERONA 6, PARKER 0

Parker 0 0—0

Verona 6 0—6

First Half

V—Sydnie Weisbrod (unassisted), 7:32. V—Lindsey Boyke (unassisted), 12:43. V—Lindsey Holmes (unassisted), 26:13. V—Gina Williams (unassisted), 31:12. V—Holmes (unassisted), 35:08; V—Holmes (unassisted), 39:12.

Saves—Sam Anacker (JP) 17; Dylan Haller (V) 2.

Junior varsity—Verona 4, Parker 0.