July 23, 2001

W-1 and W-2 scores ­ of week 16 (July 16-22)


W-1

Wednesday, July 18, 2001
New Hampshire 3 Boston 4
Tomecka scores twice to rally New Hampshire from 3-1 deficit
Denver 0 Vancouver 3
Diana Artuso tallies hat-trick in road win

Friday, July 20, 2001
Boston 1 Long Island 2
Cristin Burtis scores twice to give Lady Riders 2-0 lead
Mile High 0 Vancouver 2
Diana Artuso scores both goals in first half of road win

Saturday, July 21, 2001
Ottawa 2 New Jersey 1
Fury rally with goals from Careau and Biondi
Tampa Bay 1 Maryland 2
Extreme own goal in 54th for 2-0 Pride lead proves to be the winner
Rochester 0 Toronto 8
Blaskovic tallies hat-trick, Brady with two goals and two assists
Springfield 5 New York 0
Hege Lauvik tallies two goals and two assists
Fort Collins 0 Vancouver 3
Diana Artuso tallies two assists in road win
Seattle 0 Portland 0 (OT)
Portland's Monti and Seattle's Jorgensen

Sunday, July 22, 2001
Jacksonville 0 Maryland 2
Cunningham and Cohman score in road win
Laval 1 New Jersey 2
Taylor and Matala score in road win
Mile High 3 Oklahoma 5
Oklahoma's Camie Bybee scores two as all eight goals come in second half
Hampton Roads 7 Piedmont 0
Kelly Golebiowski notches hat-trick

W-2



Wednesday, July 18
New Hampshire 3 Boston 4
Tomecka scores twice to rally New Hampshire from 3-1 deficit
Denver 0 Vancouver 3
Diana Artuso tallies hat-trick in road win

Friday, July 20
Piedmont 8 New Jersey 1
Lize Spensa notches hat-trick
Rhode Island 2 North. Virginia 1
Memphis 4 Cincinnati 0
Joey Yenne tallies two goals and an assist
Denver 1 Oklahoma 0
Jaimie Luce scores winner in 85th minute on Huelle assist
Kansas City 3 Houston 0 FFT Forfeit

Saturday, July 21
Windy City 0 Chicago 4
Feulner scores twice in road win
N. Hampshire 3 North. Virginia 1
Harding and Paradise each tally a goal and assist
Charlotte 8 New Jersey 0
Murphy tallies four goals and two assists as team tallies 8-0 halftime score
Cleveland 2 Kentucky 3
Five different players score with Todd tallying the winner in the 49th

Sunday, July 22
Mile High 3 Oklahoma 5
Oklahoma's Camie Bybee scores two as all eight goals come