Duke’s hat trick leads Rams over Phantoms

Brandon Duke netted a hat trick to lift the Spring-Ford boys soccer team to a 3-0 win over Phoenixville in a rematch of last season’s Pioneer Athletic Conference championship game.

Sal Ibarra and Evan Hang registered assists for Spring-Ford, which led 2-0 by the half. Ray Fortebuono finished with four saves in goal for Spring-Ford. Phoenixville keeper Gavin Perillo made five saves. UPPER PERKIOMEN 3, NORRISTOWN 1» Kyle Shemeley had a part in all three of the Tribe’s goal during this PAC cross-divisional pairing.

Shameley scored twice and added an assist on Tyler Raymond’s goal. Austin Dunar and Cole Kendra registered assists in the win for Upper Perk.

Girls soccer

OWEN J. ROBERTS 4, POPE JOHN PAUL II 0 » Bailey Hunt scored a pair of goals as the Wildcats used a three-goal second half to claim a PAC win over the Golden Panthers in a cross-divisional PAC matchup.

Kylee MacLeod and Mia Baumgarten each added goals

for OJR while Samantha Hughes had two saves in the shutout. Stacy Kormos made seven saves in goal for PJP. SPRING-FORD 3, PHOENIXVILLE 1 » Ella Curry scored a goal to lead the Rams during a cross-divisional PAC matchup.

Morgan Wineburg scored for Phoenixville off an Ava Labik assist. Ella Stout registered 11 saves in the loss. BOYERTOWN 6, UPPER MERION 0 » Six different players registered goals for the Bears in a PAC divisional crossover game against the Vikings.

Emma Elwell, Samantha Goffice, Raeanne King, Morgan Kline, Sierra Landis and Bria Smith all scored for Boyertown while Mikayla Moyer and Aimee Toscano were each credited with an assist. Mackenzie Fatzinger and Cassidy Landis combined for four saves in the shutout. UPPER PERKIOMEN 11, NORRISTOWN 1 » Avery Diehl netted a hat trick while Emily Schaut posted five assists as the Tribe routed the Eagles in a PAC crossdivisional matchup.

Bryanna Marinari, Kayla Rowland and Lilliana Goodrich scored two goals apiece while Hannah Keeney (assist) and Taylor Wismer added solo tallies in the win. Landis and Sierra Fretz combined for six saves in goal. CONRAD WEISER 6, DANIEL BOONE 0 » Grace George had four goals and an assist to lead the Scouts over the Blazers in a Berks Conference match that was called 13 minutes into the second half due to rain.

Field hockey

DANIEL BOONE 4, CONRAD WEISER 3 » Lily Stefanelli scored the game-winner in overtime to lead the Blazers to a Berks Conference I win over the Scouts.

Stefanello, Aubrey Newman and Mackenzie Ring each scored earlier in the game for Boone while Ashley Finkbiner made five saves. For Weiser, Brea Borrell, Elise Cole and Gwen Sears each scored a goal. OLEY VALLEY 3, METHACTON2» Despite leading 2-0 at the half, the Warriors fell to the Lynx in this non-conference matchup.

Katy Benton netted both goals for Methacton (3-1 overall), one coming off a feed from Elena Snodgrass. Molly Frey came up with 10 saves in the cage. Madison Kline, Sophia Gladieux and Kayla Maciejewski each scored for Oley while Erinn Messner made six saves in the cage.

Boys golf

OWEN J. ROBERTS 195, PERKIOMEN VALLEY 205 » Jack Murray and Ryan Glenn each finished at 1-over 37 to lead the Wildcats to a PAC win over the Vikings at Raven’s Claw G.C. (Par 36).

CJ Bono paced Perk Valley with a 37, though OJR claimed four of the first five spots on the leaderboard. Conrad Benford shot a 38, Nick Massa posted a 39 and Christian Brofft rounded out the scorecard with a 44. Gabe Yackanicz and Andrew Burkhardt each finished at 41 for PV. UPPER PERKIOMEN 208, BOYERTOWN 211 » Zach Rozanski carded a match-low 39 to lead the Tribe to a PAC win over the Bears at Macoby Run (Par 36).

Brett Miller followed with a 40 while Macauley Swenk and Deion Doperak each finished at 42 before Zach Gehman rounded out the scorecard with a 45. Zach Little paced Boyertown with a 40 while John Engle (41) and Brad Fenstermaker shot a 42. PHOENIXVILLE 208, POTTSGROVE 222 » The Phantoms’ depth proved the difference in this PAC match played against the Falcons at Gilbertsville G.C. (Par 35).

Phoenixville’s Mitchell Schwartz matched Pottsgrove’s Cameron Mowery with a 39 while Kyle Resuta and PJ Sullivan finished at 41 and 42, respectively in the win. Parker Stevens and Bryan Maguire rounded out the winning scorecard, each finished at 43. Steven Rinda carded a 42 for Pottsgrove while Josh keppley shot a 45.

Girls golf

PERKIOMEN VALLEY 211, BOYERTOWN 214 » Tori Bruno’s round-best 47 was the difference in the Vikings’ PAC win over the Bears at Twin Ponds G.C. (Par 35).

Julie Neild carded a 51 while Alexa Hansen (56) and Reagan Parks (57) rounded out the scorecard for Perk Valley. Emma Hauser and Emily Burger each carded a 51 for Boyertown while Kylie Wood fired a 52. DOWNINGTOWN EAST 174, METHACTON 228 » Liddie McCook posted a 1-over 37 as the Cougars dominated the Warriors during this PAC match at Whitford C.C.

Ava O’Sullivan shot a 39, Katelyn Samples posted a 48 and Anisha Sonti rounded out East’s scorecard wih a 50. Ashley Liu shot a team-best 51 for Methacton.

Girls volleyball

PERKIOMEN VALLEY 3, POTTSGROVE 0 » The Vikings dropped the Falcons in straight sets during this non-divisional PAC match.

Set scores were 25-5, 25-8 and 25-8. Leading the way for Perk Valley was Liz Caruso (10 aces, seven digs). Srab Straub added seven aces and four kills while Lia Torrillo had six aces and a pair of kills. METHACTON 3, OWEN J. ROBERTS 0 » The Warriors imroved to 2-1 in the PAC with a win in straight sets over the Wildcats.

Set scores were 25-20, 25-9 and 25-14. Emma Eglinton had 29 assists with an ace, Carli Ginther added 14 digs and two aces while Melinda Eglinton posted eight kills and seven aces. Other statistical standouts for the Warriors were Lauren Stenley (nine kills), Sydney Zerbe (seven kills) and Elly Brunt (seven digs, two aces).

Girls tennis

PERKIOMEN VALLEY 7, POPE JOHN PAUL II 0 » The Vikings swept the Golden Panthers during a PAC match.

Nadja Townsend put together a 7-6 (10-4), 6-4 win at No. 1 singles while Kay Mahon and Nour Mimouni added wins in second and third doubles, respectively. The No. 2 doubles pairing of Katie Carroll/Gabby Timoteo added a 6-0, 6-0 decision in the win.