UD can’t comeback against WC East

Jackie Rama paced Upper Dublin with three goals as the Cardinals could not rally from a four-gola deficit against West Chester East Thursday.

West Chest East topped Upper Dublin, 10-8, Thursday afternoon at West Chester East High School.

The Cardinals scored six second-half goals, but couldn’t overcome a fourgoal halftime deficit.

Jackie Rama had three goals an and assist for Upper Dublin and Mack Moore had two goals and an assist. West Chester East 10, Upper Dublin 8

Goals: UD: Rama 3, Moore 2, Schreiber, Wall, Smith. WCE: Catrambone 3, Luidens 2, Smiley 2, Godshall, Nagel, Heard. Assists: UD: Rama, Moore, Schreiber, Browndorf, Templeton. Saves: UD: Herchenroder 4.

UPPER MERION 13, UPPER PERKIOMEN 7 >> Molly Weygand scored four goals to lift Upper Merion over Upper Perkiomen, 13-7, Thursday.

Vikings’ Quinn O’Malley added three goals and an assist and Riley O’Malley had two goals and two assists.

Katie Frey made nine saves for Upper Merion.

BISHOP SHANA HAN 9, A BIN GTON 2>> The Ghosts got 12 saves from Kiki Brasher in the non-league loss on Wednesday. Bishop Shanahan 9, Abington 2 Abington goals-assists: McGee 1-0; Enhow 1-0; Morris 0-1. Saves: Kiki brasher (A) 12. Shanahan goals-assists: Manley 2-0; Smith 2-0; Richter 1-0; Staska 2-0; Holowsko 1-0; French 1-0.

CB WEST 12, WISSAHICKON 4 >> Central Bucks West handled Wissahickon, 12-4, Wednesday afternoon.

The Trojans were unable to control draws, dropped balls and turned the ball over in defeat.

Carolyn Wilde and Emily Vervlied each scored two goals for Wissahickon. Kyra Meyers made eight saves.

Boys Lacrosse

METHACTON 6, POPE JOHN PAUL II 5 >> Methacton won its Pioneer Athletic Conference opener, 6-5, over Pope John Paul II in double overtime Thursday afternoon.

Sophomore Jack Pellegrino scored the gamewinner with 25 seconds left in the second overtime period. Methacton 6, Pope John Paul II 5

Goals: Methacton: Jack Pellegrino 2, Stanley Kolimago 2, Kyle Kacala, Sean Sykes. PJP: Ryan Kormos 2, Justin Kent 2, Eric D’Agostino. Assists: Methacton: Kyle Kacala, Ryan O’Toole 2, Connor McHugh. PJP: Kyle Donovan, Matt Cressman, Shane Mc- Connel.

Perk Valley opened its Pioneer Athletic Conference season with a 16-0 win over Pottsgrove Thursday afternoon.

The Vikings jumped out to a 7-0 lead in the first quarter and cruised from there, adding two goals in the second, four in the third and three in the fourth.

Matt Dudley led PV with three goals. Perk Valley 16, Pottsgrove 0

Goals: PV: Fehr 2, Neilsen 2, Dudley 3, Scotese 2, Coulter, Steele, Willey, Marshall, Beaudoin, Brock, Wrzniewski. Assists: PV: Fehr 3, Neilsen 2, Scotese, Coulter, Steele. Saves: PV: Kevin Mo 2, Rob Farrington 1 save. PG: 8.

Boys Tennis

SO U DER TON 6, CH EL TEN HAM 1 >> Souderton dominated Cheltenham, 6-1, Thursday.

Evan Delp dominated the first singles, 6-0, 6-0, to set the tone for the Indians. Danny Robinson follow in the second singles with a 6-0, 6-3 win.

HILL 5, GERMAN TOWN ACADEMY 2>> Germantown Academy loss to the Hill School, 5-2, Thursday afternoon.

Germantown Academy’s two wins came in singles matches. Edik Pribitkin won the first singles match, 6-0, 6-1, and Alex Yan won the second singles, 7-5, 5-2.

SO U DER TON AREA 7, WILLIAM TENNENT 0 >> Big Red was impressive on Wednesday, with Danny Robinson rallying back to win in three sets at No. 2 singles and make it a sweep for the Indians. Souderton Area 7, William Tennent 0 Singles: Evan Delp (S) def. David Luvish 6-0, 6-0; Danny Robinson (S) def. Aaron Levin 4-6, 6-2, 6-1; Bobby Frankenfield (S) def. Spencer Fairall 6-2, 6-4. Doubles: Jeremy Smith-Collin Gaydos (S) def. Ian Doherty-Yash Patel 6-0, 6-3; Ryan Lowe-Andrew Fursov (S) def. Nick Seliga-Victor Mishin 6-0, 6-1; Zach Bradshaw-Kyle Heuchert (S) def. Robert Herbert-Dan Stepanski 6-1, 6-1; Griffin Horner-Luke Lewis (S) def. Khomil Odihujeav-Ellyes Adnane 6-0, 6-0.

Girls Track

NORTH PENN 133, PENN RIDGE 17 >> Anais Williams looked strong in both hurdles races for the Knights, winning both and adding a victory in the high jump in the SOL Continental match-up on Wednesday. North Penn 133, Pennridge 17 300 hurdles: Anais Williams (NP) 45.9; 4x800 relay: North Penn (Jenna Webb, Olivia Dyer, Aly Coyle, Mikaela Vlasic), 10:02.8; 100: Sophia Broadhurst (NP) 12.9; 1,600: Ariana Gardizy (NP) 5:09.1; 4x100 relay: North Penn (Jess Brenfleck, Kat Stevens, Natalie Kwortnik, Sophia Broadhurst), 49.4; 400: Uche Nwogwugwu (NP) 1:00.3; 100 hurdles: Anais Williams (NP) 15.8; 800: Vlasic (NP) 2:20.3; 200: Stevenson (NP) 25.0; 3,200: Olivia Dyer (NP) 11:45.9; 4x400 relay: North Penn (Vlasic, Kwortnik, Lauren Follis, Nwogwugwu), 4:10.3; Shot Put: Allison Fayard (NP) 30-10.25; Long Jump: Stevenson (NP) 17-7.5; High Jump: Williams (NP) 4-10; Discus: K.C. Carrelli (NP) 97-4; Pole Vault: Lauren Shuler (P) 8-6; Triple Jump: Stevenson (NP) 35-4.5; Javelin: Dela Matthew (NP) 111-5.

Baseball

HAT B OR O-HO RS HAM 7, PLYMOUTH WHITE MARSH 1>> Hatboro-Horsham kicked off Suburban One League American Conference play with a 7-1 win at Plymouth Whitemarsh Thursday.

The Hatters scored three runs in the top of the fourth inning to take a commanding 5-0 lead.

Brian Edgington threw a complete game five-hitter for Hatboro. He struck out 10 batters and didn’t walk any.

Eddie Schultz went 4-for-4 and Colin Kennedy knocked in two runs. Hatboro-Horsham 7, PW 1

SPRING-FORD 10, NORRISTOWN 1 >> Spr ing-Ford jumped out to an early lead and cruised to a 10-1 win over Norristown Thursday.

Ethan Hellberg and Coy Walters each knocked in two runs for the Rams.

SPRING-FORD 14, METHACTON 1(5) >> Conor Larkin had a dominant performance on the mound and Ethan Hellberg and Jake Kelchner each belted homers for the Rams in the PAC victory on Wednesday.

The Warriors host Norristown Friday. Spring-Ford 14, Methacton 1

WP: Conor Larkin 4IP, 1R, 0ER, 1H, 7K, 1BB. LP: Ben Christian 4IP, 3R, 3ER, 3H, 4K, 3BB. HR: Ethan Hellberg (SF), Jake Kelchner (SF). 2B: Brad Clemens (SF), Ethan Hellberg (SF), Sean McHugh (SF). Multiple hits: Sean McHugh 2-for-2, 4R, 2RBI; Ethan Hellberg 2-for-3, R, 4RBI.

Softball

SPRING-FORD 12, NORRISTOWN 2 >> Spring-Ford beat Norristown, 12-2, in six innings Thursday at SpringFord High School.

Morgan Maziarz, Megan Kern, Sam Lindsay and Kiera Walton each knocked in two runs for the Rams.

Lindsay threw five shutout innings for the Rams. She allowed one hit and struck out 13 batters to four walks. Spring-Ford 12, Norristown 2

DOCK 14, LOWER MORE LAND 2 >> Dock Mennonite scored 14 straight runs to top Lower Moreland, 14-2, Thursday.

The Pioneers scored three runs without a hit in the first inning and 11 runs on nine hits in the fourth. They sent 16 batters to the plate in the fourth inning.

Theresa Beck threw four innings and allowed two unearned runs on two hits. Dock 14, Lower Moreland 2

QUAKERTOWN 8, WILLIAM TENNENT 6 >> Quakertown topped William Tennent, 8-6, Thursday. Quakertown 8, William Tennent 6

POPE JOHN PAUL II 15, POTTSTOWN 0 >> Pope John Paul II totaled 11 hits in a 15-0 win over Pottstown Thursday afternoon in three innings.

Amanda Butera, Grace Harvey and Maria Cotellese each knocked in two runs for PJP.

Panthers pitcher Faith Heyser allowed just three hits over three shutout innings.

OWEN J. ROBERTS 15, NORRISTOWN 0 (3) >> The Wildcats racked up 11 hits in the PAC victory on Wednesday. Owen J. Roberts 15, Norristown 0

WP: A. Maupay 3IP, 0R, 3H, 3K, 0BB. LP: S. Orman 1IP, 12R, 2ER, 7H, 2K, 2BB. 3B: Glenn (O). 2B: Glenn (O), Smith (O). Multiple hits: C. Glenn 2-for-3, 2R, 3RBI; D. Stuart 2-for-3, 2R, RBI; C. Walker 2-for2, 2R, RBI; N. MacMullin 2-for-2, 2R, 2RBI.

Boys Volleyball

DOCK 3, WILLIAM TENNENT 1 >> Dock Mennonite won its home opener Wednesday, 3-1, against William Tennent.

After Tennent took the first set, the schools were tied at nine in the second. Dock pulled away from that point for a 25-14 win to tie the match, 1-1.

The third set was a tight one with the schools tied, 24-24. Dock’s Lincoln Bergey had a kill to make it 2524 and Tennent couldn’t return a dig by Jeremy Yoder to end it and give the Pioneers a 2-1 lead.

Dock closed out the win with a 25-22 win in the fourth set. Dock 3, William Tennent 1

DOCK 3, GLEN MILLS SCHOOLS 0 >> Dock defeated Glenn Mills Schools in three sets, 25-7, 25-11, 25-16, Thursday afternoon. Dock 3, Glen Mills Schools 0