Spring-Ford too much for NP in nonconference tilt
Girls Lacrosse
SPRING-FORD 13, NORTH PENN 6 >> Jill Quigley, Camryn Jones and Olivia Yeagle each scored three goals to lift Spring-Ford over North Penn Monday afternoon.
The Rams led by three, 6-3, at halftime before blowing the game open in the second half. Spring-Ford 13, North Penn 6
Spring-Ford 6 7 — 13 North Penn 3 3 — 6
Goals: SF: Quigley 3, Jones 3, Yeagle 3, Marte 2, Sweeney, Haney. NP: Phifer 3, Varilla, O’Donnell, Keffer. Assists: SF: Quigley 2, Jones, Yeagle, Marte, Sweeney.
Saves: SF: Ward 11. NP: Winstanley 5.
AGNES IRWIN 17, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 6 >> Agnes Irwin handled Germantown Academy, 17-6, Monday afternoon.
Agnes Irwin built a 12- goal lead in the first half, 13-1.
Sydney Wolfington scored a four goals for Agnes Irwin and Alex Hark had four goals and four assists. Agnes Irwin 17, Germantown Academy 6
Germantown Academy1 5 — 6 Agnes Irwin13 4 — 17
Goals: GA: McMahon 2, Doody, Korman, Crump. AI: Barker 2, Smith 2, Wills 2, M Pancini 2, Wolfington 4, Macaione, Hark 4. Assists: GA: McMahon, Korman, Burns, Crump. AI: Carey, Barker, N Pancini 3, Hark 4. Saves: GA: Torrey 4.
SPRINGFIELD 19, CHELTENHAM 5 >> Ellie Hamilton scored nine goals and had three assists to lead Springfield-Montco over Cheltenham, 19-5, Monday afternoon in SOL American action.
Lindsey Smith added seven goals for the Spartans. Springfield 19, Cheltenham 5
Cheltenham 3 2 — 5 Springfield 9 10 — 19
Goals: S: Hamilton 9, Smith 7, Krewson, Harmon. Assists: S: Hamilton 3, Smith 2, Perry 2. DANIEL BOONE 17, NORRISTOWN
7 >> Makenzie Witzel registered five goals and a pair of assists in the Blazers’ non-conference win over the Eagles.
Rachel Shucker followed with two goals and two assists for Boone, which picked up its first Berks Conference win in program history last week. Madi Weiss and Olivia Cozzone each scored twice in front of 12save goaltending from Cameron Nicoline.
Boys Lacrosse
ABINGTON 6, PENNSBURY 5 >> Dominic Ricciardi and Nate Rose each scored two goals to help Abington to a 6-5 win over Pennsbury Monday.
Connor Reed made 16 saves for the Ghosts in the one-goal win. Abington 6, Pennbury 5
Abington 2 2 1 1 — 6 Pennsbury2 0 2 1 — 5
Goals: A: Petriccione, Ricciardi 2, Rose 2, Hesdon. Assists: A: Petriccione 2, Kurtz. Saves: A: Reed 16.
Boys Tennis
WISSAHICKON 6, QUAKERTOWN 1 >> Wissahickon made quick work of Quakertown Monday afternoon with a 6-1 win.
The Trojans move to 8-1 this season with the win and 5-1 in SOL American Conference play.
Senior David Weiss tallied a 6-1, 6-0 win in the second singles and the Trojans swept all four doubles matches. PAC TENNIS >> Owen J. Roberts’ Holden Smith won the Pioneer Athletic Conference championship Monday morning at Kinetix Sports Club.
Smith beat Norristown’s Franko Waweru, 6-1, 6-1, in the semifinals and Phoenixville’s Mike Ellis, 6-2, 6-2, in the finals.
Ellis took second place and Waweru finished third, topping Phoenixville’s Graham Light, 6-4, 7-6, in the third place match. Semifinals Holden Smith (OJR) def. Franko Waweru (Nt) 6-1, 6-1; Mike Ellis (Px) def. Graham Light (Px) 6-4, 6-1 Finals Holden Smith (OJR) def. Mike Ellis (Px) 6-2, 6-2 Third Place Franko Waweru (Nt) def. Graham Light (Px) 6-4,7-6 (7-4 tiebreaker) Fifth Place Adam Zhang (Me) def. Jaden Mayer (UM) 6-1, 6-1; TJ Cruickshank (SF) def. Malchu Pascual (SF) 7-5, 6-3; TJ Cruickshank (SF) def. Adam Zhang (Me) 8-0
Softball
PENNRIDGE 8, WILLIAM TENNENT 3 >> Pennridge secured an SOL Continental win Monday afternoon when it defeated William Tennent, 8-3.
The Rams took a commanding 6-1 lead after scoring two runs in each of the third, fourth and fifth innings. They added two more in the top of the seventh.
Tennent senior Marissa Govan went 3-for-4 and junior Cassidy Hubmaster had two RBI. Pennridge 8, William Tennent 3
UPPER PERKIOMEN 13, NORRISTOWN 3 >> Norristown lost to Upper Perkiomen, 13-3, Monday afternoon.
The Eagles took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning, but Upper Perk responded with four runs in the bottom of the first and five in the bottom of the second to take complete control. Upper Perkiomen 13, Norristown 3
Pennridge002 220 2 — 8 William Tennent001 000 2 — 3
Norristown100 020 — 3 Upper Perkiomen450 202 — 13
WP:Moll6IP6H3R1ER3BB5K LP: Ortman 5.2 IP 16 H 13 R 8 ER 0 BB 3 K 2B: UP: Banner, Bernhart. 3B: N: Humphries. HR: UP: Heidler, Lindsay.
UPPER MORELAND 10, WISSAHICKON 6 >> Upper Moreland picked up an SOL American win over Wissahickon, 10-6, Monday afternoon.
Baseball
WILLIAM TENNENT 7, PENNRIDGE 3 >> William Tennent scored six runs over
the final three innings to beat Pennridge, 7-3, Monday afternoon. William Tennent 7, Pennridge 3
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WP: Cataldi LP: Kacergis 2B: WT: G Delgado, Sliwka, X Delgado. METHACTON 10, POTTSTOWN 2 >> The Warriors claimed their fifth straight win with a PAC win over the Trojans.
Demetrio Rodriguez finished with three runs scored and two RBIs while Patrick O’Neill finished with a double and three runs scored. Nick Wheeler had a triple and two RBIs while Jake Morello earned the win tossing five innings. Josh Gery had two hits for Pottstown.
Boys Track and Field
DOCK AT SHIPPENSBURG >> Dock Mennonite boys varsity track finished first at the 91st running of the Jack Roddick Shippensburg High School Invitational Saturday.
The Pioneers took the AA team title with 95.33 points.
Junior Austin Kratz tallied wins in the long jump (22’2”), 100 meter (11.09) and 200 meter (22.37). Junior Ian Anderson won the 400 meter with a new personal best time of 51.67. Junior Isaiah Denlinger won the 2000 meter steeplechase in 7:24.
The 4x100 meter relay team of Austin Nice, Nick Smith, Praise Zoegar and Kratz took second place, clocking in at 44.63.
The 4x400 meter relay team of Marques Brockington, Jeremy Moyer, Xander Durkeson and Anderson ran 3:39 to finish third.
In the throwing events, junior Alex Martin won the shot-put with a new school-record throw of 46’11.75.” He also threw a new school-record in the discus — 134’ 4” and took second place.