North Penn surges past Pennridge

Boys Lacrosse

NORTH PENN 15, PENNRIDGE 5 >> Tanner Nelson led the way with four goals to power the Knights to the SOL Continental win Tuesday. North Penn 15, Pennridge 5 North Penn 1734—15 Pennridge 1310— 5

North Penn goals-assists: Reece Udinski 3-4; Tanner Nelson 4-1; Danny Payne 1-0; Nic Conroy 1-0; Eric Diamond 1-2; Stephen Rinck 1-0; Lucas Yannul 1-0; Will Laughlin 0-1; Nick Keim 1-0; Matt Dickson 1-0; Mike Kohler 1-0. Saves: Matt Rinck (NP) 10; Nash Reynolds (NP) 2.

Girls Lacrosse

SPRING-FORD 16, CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4 >> Olivia Yeagle’s four goals helped push the Rams on their way in the non-league win Tuesday. Spring-Ford 16, Central Bucks East 4

Spring-Ford 10 6 — 16 Central Bucks East 1 3 — 4

Spring-Ford goals-assists: Olivia Yeagle 4-2; Michaela Haney 3-1; Camryn Jones 2-2; Jill Quigley 2-1; Erin Connelly 2-0; Lauren Mensch 2-0; Mac Doyle 1-0. CB East Goals-assists: Bridget Bishop 1-0; Vetter 1-0; Ferry 1-0; Boyle 1-0. saves: Kamille Ward (SF) 8; Powell (CBE) 10.

UPPER DUBLIN 18, PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH 12 >> The Cardinals were flying high Tuesday, with Lindsey Schreiber leading the attack with six goals in the SOL American win.

Upper Dublin 18, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 12

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Upper Dublin goals-assists: Jackie Rama 5-4; Mack Moore 4-5; Lindsey Schreiber 6-0; Aly Breslin 2-1; Caroline Wall 1-2; Hannah Reape 0-2; Shannon Reape 0-1. PW: Ali Diamond 3-2; Victoria Betterly 3-1; Lexi Petrakis 2-0; Olivia Andrews 2-0; Sam Ward 1-0; Raquel Baskin 1-0. Saves: Sarah Herchenroder (UD) 7.

EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 13, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 7 >> Belle McMahon had a nice game Tuesday with three goals and an assist as the Patriots fell to Episcopal in InterAC action. Episcopal Academy 13, Germantown Academy 7

Germantown Academy 34— 7 Episcopal Academy 85—13

Episcopal Academy: Ally Marino 3-0; Ali McHugh 0-1; Olivia Tuma 1-2; Devon Whitaker 1-0; Olivia Dirks 5-1; Jayne Morley 0-1; Katie Crager 4-2; Olivia Cunningham 1-0; Taylor Lucy 3-1. Germantown Academy: Belle McMahon 3-1; Cam Korman 1-1; Olivia Doody 2-1; Isabelle Jacobs 1-1; Jenna D’Ambrosio 0-1. Saves: Zoe Torrey (E) 12.

Boys Tennis

NORTH PENN 6, SOUDERTON 1>> The Knights are getting into a groove, led by Frank Yanni’s win at the No. 1 spot Tuesday.

North Penn (3-2) improved to 2-0 in the SOL Continental and is at CB East Wednesday.

North Penn 6, Souderton Area 1 Singles: Yanni (NP) def. Delp 6-0, 6-4; Varma (NP) def. Robinson 6-4, 6-1; Lee (NP) def. Frankenfield 6-1, 6-4. Doubles: Pei-Kwortnik (NP) def. Smith-Gaydos 6-3, 7-6 (7-2); AlmeidaMcNaney (NP) def. Lowe-Fursov 6-1, 6-3; Bradshaw-Heuchert (S) def. GilbertJuckniewitz 2-6, 7-5, 6-0; Pola-Park (NP) def. Horner-Lewis 6-1, 6-1.

WISSAHICKON 7, CHELTENHAM0>> Andrew Tran mo- tored through his match at No. 1 singles Tuesday, helping the Trojans win big over the Panthers. Wissahickon 7, Cheltenham 0 Singles: Andrew Tran (W) def. Noah Jessie 6-0, 6-0; Chris Leiter (W) def. Reese Wygarden 6-3, 6-3; Thomas O’Farrell (W) def. Smith 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Sam Langman-Vidit Makwana (W) def. Lempert-Gomez 6-1, 6-0; Connor Laux-Sam Barsh (W) def. Nate KirshnerBrier 6-2, 6-0; Anthony Lee-Jack Recine (W) Huans-Cohen 6-0, 6-1; David HuangAlex Richman (W) def. Saunders-SaylukHerr 6-0, 6-1.

METHACTON 6, COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 1 >> Soket Gokhale and Joshua Lui battled back to win in three sets at No. 4 doubles for the Warriors, helping them to lock up the non-league win Tuesday.

Methacton 6, Council Rock South 1 Singles: Subhanik Purkayastha (M) def. Jacob Gokmen 6-4, 6-4; Andrew Vera (CRS) def. Alan Shea 6-3, 6-3; Adam Zhang (M) def. Alan Prolurov 6-3, 6-0. Doubles: Krishna Suraesh-Horsha Santhanam (M) def. Alan Kandov-Noah Mandell 6-3, 6-1; Matt Zhang-Max Markowitz (M) def. Tyler Schwartz-Mark Hitrik 6-2, 6-1; Russell Hall-Krishna Pillutta (M) def. Alex Johnson-Mike Teitelman 6-4, 6-1; Soket Gokhale-Joshua Lui (M) def. Austin Thomas-Dan Nikitin 3-6, 6-2, 6-2.

UPPER DUBLIN 7, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 0 >> Andrew Duan and the No. 4 doubles team of Kevin Zhany/ Luke Pollack each gutted out three-set matches as the Cardinals blanked the Patriots on Tuesday.

Upper Dublin 7, Germantown Academy 0 Singles: Bryan Szayna (UD) won by forfeit; Andrew Duan (UD) def. Alex Yan, 6-3, 0-6, 6-1; Ben Cohen (UD) def. Matthew Rojas, 6-2, 6-4. Doubles: Dan Katz/Chris Choo (UD) def. Fisher Rhodes/Jason Chee, 6-1, 6-2; Josh Berkowitz/Noah Grossman (UD) def. Grant Griswold/Jason Wang, 7-5, 6-2; Jason Wan/Frankie Shi (UD) def. Prithivi Venkataswam/Luke Abraham, 6-3, 6-1; Kevin Zhany/Luke Pollack (UD) def. Joshua Felgoise/Reid Beacker, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4.

Softball

METHACTON 10, NORRISTOWN 3>> Ashley Narke went the distance for the Warriors, holding down the Eagles in the PAC victory Tuesday. Methacton 10, Norristown 3

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WP: Ashley Narke (7IP, 8H, 6K, 1BB, 3ER). LP: Orman (7IP, 10H, 2K, 0BB, 9ER). Multiple hits: M-Kuberski 2-for-4, R; WeilKaspar 2-for-4, 3R, 3RBI; Angelillis 3-for-4, 2R, 3RBI; Sassi 2-for-4.

DOCK 11, FAITH CHRISTIAN 7 >> Neither team would record a hit through three innings but Dock finally got the bats going in the fifth, scoring six runs on five hits, including a no-doubt home run from Jill Bolton, a triple by Olivia Boyle and a double by Jules Rotelle.

The Pioneers added three more runs in the sixth on four hits, including doubles by Boyle and Bolton.

Two insurance runs were added in the top of the seventh on a catcher’s error, a walk to Sam Diloreto and a double by Bri Stoner.

McKenzie Gordon got the win, going five innings and giving up five hits. Theresa Beck closed out, pitching the last two innings.

Olivia Boyle finished the game, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored and four RBI’s. POPE JOHN PAUL II 10, UPPER MERION 0 >> Grace Harvey drove in four runs for PJP Tuesday in the PAC victory. Pope John Paul II 10,

Upper Merion 0

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WP: Alexandra Spzindor (6IP, 0R, 0ER, 1H, 4K, 2BB). LP: Alyssa Adinolfi (9R, 3ER, 9H, 3K, 0BB). 2B: Ashley Remington (PJP), Gabby Simms (PJP), Grace Harvey (PJP). Multiple hits: PJP-Gabby Simms 2-for-4, 4R; Amanda Butera 2-for-4, 2R; Grace Harvey 3-for-4, 3R, 4RBI; Alexandra Spzindor 2-for-4, R, 2RBI; Ashley Remington 2-for-4, 2RBI.

DOCK 16, NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY 1 >> Dock took the first of three bus rides scheduled this week for Monday’s game at New Hope.

McKenzie Gordon made sure that her team got back on the bus pretty quickly. Gordon gave up just two hits while striking out 7 over the 3 ½ innings needed.

She was also 3 for 3 at the plate. Jill Bolton was 4 for 4 with a HR, two doubles and 4RBIs Theresa Beck, Melea Ruth and Audrey Schweizerhof all collected hits.

Dock 16, New Hope-Solebury 1

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WP — McKenzie Gordon HR — D, Jill Bolton

SPRING-FORD 15, POTTSTOWN 0 >> Morgan Maziarz and Maggie MCLonney each knocked in three runs for the Rams on Tuesday in the PAC match-up. Spring-Ford 15,

Pottstown 0

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WP: Bri Kelly (3IP, 0R, 0H, 3K, 0BB). LP: Lopez (32/3IP, 15R, 8ER, 13H, 2K, 2BB). 3B: SF-Kern. 2B: SF-Vanella, Zollers, Kern, McLonney, Cinti. Multiple hits: SF-Vanella 2-for-3, 4R; Maziarz 3-for-3, BB, 4R, 3RBI; Kern 2-for-2, 2R; McLonney 3-for-4, R, 3RBI; Cinti 2-for3, 2RBI.

UPPER DUBLIN 6, PLYMOUTHWHITEMARSH 5 >> Korynn Bischoff, Sarah Sharp and Jackie McMenamin came up with big plays in the bottom of the seventh inning to end the game for the Cardinals Tuesday.

Upper Dublin 6, Plymouth-Whitemarsh 5

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WP: Erin Gallagher (5+IP, 5R, 3ER, 6H, 1K, 4BB). LP: Allison Beausoleil (7IP, 6R, 3ER, 7H, 2K, 3BB). S: Marley Wardle (2IP, 0R, 3H, 0K, 0BB). 3B: Sarah Sharp (UD). 2B: Emma Carney (PW). Multiple hits: PW-Kammy Kropinski 2-for3; Emma Carney 3-for-4, 2R.

Boys Track

PENNRIDGE 76, SOUDERTON AREA 74 >> In a record-setting performance by both teams on Tuesday, the Rams pushed past the Indians in a classic SOL Continental battle, led by Griffin McMann’s victories in the shot put and discus.

Pennridge improved to a perfect 4-0 with the road victory.

Souderton (3-1, 2-1 SOL Continental) got four wins from Shamar Jenkins and Stephen Scott and Connor McMeniman also had some amazing performances for Big Red, which now gets ready for The William Allen Invite on Friday.

Pennridge 76, Souderton Area 74 300 hurdles: Diamond (P) 38.2 (stadium record); 4x800 relay: Souderton (Massalle, T. Greve, Russell, McMenamin), 8:17.3; 100: Pinckney (P) 10.8; 1,600: Eissler (P) 4:30.4; 400: Scott (S) 50.3 (stadium record); 4x100 relay: Souderton (Cole, Jenkins, Nguyen, Alfred), 42.9 (school record); 110 hurdles: Dimon (P) 14.7; 800: McMenamin (S) 1:56.8 (stadium record); 200: Pinckney (P) 22.2; 3,200: Breen (S) 10:10.8; 4x400 relay: Pennridge, 3:36.8; Shot Put: McMann (P) 51-3 (stadium record); Discus: McMann (P) 139-11; Javelin: Vince (S) 155-6; Long Jump: Jenkins (S) 22-6 (stadium record); Triple Jump: Jenkins (S) 48-3.5 (stadium and school record); High Jump: Jenkins (S) 6-5; Pole Vault: Bracken (P) 11-6.

WISS WINS TWO >> The Trojans dominated the sprints Tuesday, racing away to a pair of SOL American victories over the Panthers and Bears. Wissahickon 91, Cheltenham 59 100M Sam Kane (W) 10.9, Shamere Dunswell (W) 11.0, Brandon Gregory (C) 11.3 200M Shamere Dunswell (W) 22.6, Sam Kane (W) 23.2, Brandon Gregory (C) 23.3 400M Max Davies (W) 52.0, Sam Kane (W) 52.1, Darren Giles (C) 52.2 800M Cam Christopher (W) 2:01.9, Isaiah Watts (C) 2:06.0, Asad Grant (C) 2:09.2 1600M Will Griffen (C) 4:35.9, Jason Cornelison (C) 4:39.6, Ben Hoyer (W) 4:44.4 3200M Will Griffen (C) 10:15.0, Jason Cornelison (C) 10:18.5, Matt Maiale (W) 10:28.8 110H Ahmir Johnson (W) 15.2, Marlyn Johnson (W) 15.4, Antonio Mosquera (C) 15.5 300H Antonio Mosquera (C) 41.4, Marlyn Johnson (W) 41.9, Jordan Collins (C) 47.3 4x100 W 44.6 (Shamere Dunswell, Darnell Watson, Eric Papazian, Antuan Lloyd) C 45.1 4x400 W 3:30.3 (Eric Papazian, Max Davies, Cam Christopher, Darnell Watson) C 3:34.1 4x800 W 8:27.0 (Justin Ryan, Amed Shamsi, Bryce Miles, Cam Christopher) C 8:33.4 Long Jump Ahmir Johnson (W) 21-11.5, Kris Marshall (C) 18-4.5, Christian McCarry (W) 17-6 High Jump Brandon Scott (C) 5-6, Ahmir Johnson (W) 5-4, Kriss Marshall (C) 5-4 Triple Jump Kriss Marshall (C) 37-11, Ahmed Nixon (C) 34-0, Christian McCarry (W)33-6 Pole Vault John Pogorzelski (W) 11-6, Kevin Joo (W) 10-6, Noah Kilshaw (W) 10-0 Shot Put Justin Cooper (W) 44-5, Cameron Carty (C) 41-4, Jean Codio (C) 40-7 Discus Max Cavallucci (C) 126-1, Justin Cooper (W) 107-0, Cameron Carty (C) 102-4 Javelin Jean Codio (C) 175-10, Tom Watson (W) 155-4, Max Salvedor (W) 146-0 Wissahickon 123, Upper Moreland 20 100M Sam Kane (W) 10.9, Shamere Dunswell (W) 11.0, Antaun Lloyd (W) 11.4 200M Shamere Dunswell (W) 22.6, Sam Kane (W) 23.2, Cairan Mullun (UM) 24.9 400M Max Davies (W) 52.0, Sam Kane (W) 52.1, Zane Ajlani (UM) 58.3 800M Cam Christopher (W) 2:01.9, Shane Coll (UM) 2:06.9, Bryce Miles (W) 2:10.0 1600M Ben Hoyer (W) 4:44.4, Nathan Leung (W) 4:48.8, Conner Wurst (UM) 4:51.3 3200M Matt Maiale (W) 10.18.8, Justin Ryan (W) 10:49.4, Sam Klugharz (W) 10:57.7 110HH Ahmir Johnson (W) 15.2, Marlyn Johnson (W) 15.4, Liam Davies (W) 15.6 300IH Scott Murphy (UM) 40.8, Marlyn Johnson (W) 41.9, Zane Ajkani (UM) 46.3 4x100 W 44.6 (Shamere Dunswell, Darnell Watson, Eric Papazian, Antaun Lloyd) UM 45.8 4x400 W 3:30.3 (Eric Papazian, Max Davies, Cam Christopher, Darnell Watson) UM 3:50.7 4x800 W 8:27.0 (Justin Ryan, Amed Shamsi, Bryce Miles, Cam Christopher) UM ? Long Jump Ahmir Johnson (W) 21-11.5, Sterlen Barr (UM) 18-7.5, Christian McCarry 17-6 High Jump Ahmir Johnson (W) 5-4, Marlyn Johnson (W) 5-4, No Third Triple Jump Christian McCarry (W) 37-11, No Second, No Third Pole Vault John Pogorzelski (W) 11-6, Kevin Joo (W) 10-6, Noah Kilshaw (W) 10-0 Shot Put Justin Cooper (W) 44-5, Chad Dubin (W) 38-9, Gio Giordano (UM) 34-8.5 Discus UM , Justin Cooper (W) 107-0, Marco Rivera (W) 95-7 Javelin Tom Watson (W) 155-4, Max Salvador (W) 146-0, Hunter Williams (UM) 131-9

Girls Track

CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 85, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 65 >> The Bucks closed things out on the track with a win in the 4x400 relay but could not quite catch the Patriots on Tuesday.

The Bucks will host the CB West Relays Saturday. Central Bucks East 85, Central Bucks West 65 300 hurdles: Horvath (CBE) 48.8; 4x800 relay: CB East, 9:26.4; 100: M. Rodebaugh (CBW) 12.5; 1,600: Morris (CBE) 5:17.3; 400: Romanus (CBE) 59.6; 4x100 relay: CB East, 49.6; 100 hurdles: Eisold (CBE) 15.9; 800: Brophy (CBE) 2:24.2; 200: Shewbrooks (CBE) 26.0; 3,200: Kolbe (CBW) 11:44; 4x400 relay: CB West, 4:01.4; Shot Put: L. Hahn (CBW) 29-10.5; Discus: Squillace (CBE) 96-0; Javelin: L. Hahn (CBW) 98-5; Long Jump: Eisenlord (CBE) 15-1.5; Triple Jump: Becker (CBE) 30-4.5; High Jump: Eisold (CBE) 5-0; S. Ronald (CBW) 10-6.

Boys Volleyball

CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 3, SOUDERTON AREA 0 >> The Patriots won 25-18, 25-23, 25-14 on Tuesday.

Souderton is now 5-2 overall and 4-2 in the SOL Continental.