Great Valley’s Gangoli advances to District 1 3A tennis singles final

two runs in earning the victory. Rettig also scored two runs and had an RBI. Teammate Ryan Todd was 2-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. For Shanahan, David Angelo scored two runs and had an RBI; while Chris Ruggiero had a triple and an RBI.

Patrick Clucasi threw a five-hit shutout, walking only one batter and striking out eight, throwing 96 pitches. For Westtown (7-6, 5-3), Cianan Gamble went 3-for-4 with a run scored and Aaron Bram went 1-for-3 with a two-run single. Hineman (one goal, five draw controls), Annie McDonough (two goals, one assist), Mina Scott (two goals, one assist), Hannah Close (one goal, one assist), Emma Malone (one goal, two assists) and Madison Doucette (eight saves).

The Warriors got a standout performance from Jordyn Bauer (seven goals, four ground balls, five draw controls) at this KSF Lacrosse Festival contest. Other Henderson standouts included Peighton Bement (two goals, 11 ground balls, seven draw controls), Shannon Earley (three ground balls, three draw controls, two caused turnovers, one goal) and Julia Bixler (one goal, two assists, two ground balls, one caused turnover). Hindle hit her fifth home run of the season, a grand slam in the third. In the second game, junior Jessica Bormann tossed six shutout innings allowing just one hit and three strikeouts, and sophomore Michaela Petito finished off the day with a scoreless frame, while sophomore Ashley Rey continued her monster season with her third grand slam and ninth home run overall. The Macs have only allowed one run in the past four games, and have clinched no worse than the third seed in the upcoming CSAC postseason, their 10th straight. They can move up to the two-seed and receive a bye to the double-elimination part of the tournament if Gwynedd Mercy sweeps Cabrini Sunday. If not, the Macs will be the third seed and will host the sixth seed on Wednesday.