NP’s Yanni, Varma win SOL Continental Doubles

Boys Tennis

SOL CONTINENTAL DOUBLES >> North Penn’s Frank Yanni and Brijai Varma defeated Dale and Brad Johnson from Central Bucks West 6-4, 6-1 to win the SOL Continenal Doubles title and earn a spot in the District One Tournament Friday at The Tennis Zone in Quakertown.

The Johnson brothers were the two-time defending Continental champions.

PEDDIE SCHOOL 4, GA 3 >> Germantown Academy got singles victories from Edik Pribitkin and Alex Yan and also won third doubles as it was edged by Peddie School Thursday. Peddie School 4, GA 3 Singles: 1-Edik Pribitkin (GA) def. Omer Alper (P) 6-1, 6-1; 2-Alex Yan (GA) def. Nayan Ramau (P) 6-1, 6-3; 3-Ryan H (P) def. Matthew Rojas (GA) 6-3, 6-1. Doubles: 1-Derek Kost/Cosimo Botta (P) def. Fischer Rhodes/Jason Chee (GA) 3-6, 6-1, 6-0; 2-Eugenio Armenta/Harry Zhou (P) def. Benjamin Dobbins/Grant Griswold (GA) 6-2, 6-3; 3-Jason Wang/Luke Abraham (GA) def. Ecom Lu/Will Sai Ma (P) 6-1, 6-1; 4-Kabir Grewal/Jack Tremain (P) def. Joshua Felgoise/Prithivi Venkataswamy (GA) 6-4, 6-3.

Girls Lacrosse

BALDWIN 10, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 9 >> The Patriots came up just short Friday, the attack powered by Olivia Doody’s four goals.

GA is 7-8 on the season and 3-6 in the InterAC. Baldwin 10, Germantown Academy 9 GA goals-assists: Olivia Doody 4-0; Cam Korman 1-0; Elizabeth Van Blarcom 1-1; Maddi Ota 0-1; Ali Crump 0-1; Maddie Burns 0-2; Isabelle Jacobs 3-1. Saves: Zoe Torrey (GA) 8. Baldwin goals-assists: Eliza Maler 1-0; Myla Barnett 2-0; Sean Tuckman 0-2; Marrissa McGarrity 5-0; Ryannna Neuman 1-1; Liv Tuckman 1-1.

SOUDERTON AREA 20, NESHAMINY 7 >> Riley McGowan had five goals and three assists, Lauren Scott made 12 saves an Souderton rolled to its fourth straight victory Thursday.

Maddie Knight and Jenny Ubowski both scored three goals for the Indians (11-5, 5-2 SOL American) while Sarah Goodwin finished with two goals, four assists and seven draw controls. Souderton Area 20, Neshaminy 7 Souderton Goals-Assists: Riley McGowan 5-3; Maddie Knight 3-0; Jenny Ubowski 3-0; Sarah Goodwin 2-4; Carlie Doughty 2-0; Liz O’Hara 2-0; Randi Hess 1-0; Kaitlyn Mardi 1-0; Allie Trick 1-0. Saves: Lauren Scott (S) 12. EPISCOPAL 15, ABINGTON 3

>> Sam McGee scored two goals but Abington dropped the nonconference game Friday. Episcopal 15, Abington 3 Goals-assists: A, McGee 2-0; Staerk 1-0; E, Whitaker 2-0; Keffer 1-0; Grager 5-0; Yackel 2-0; Marino 1-0. Saes: A, Grossi (7); Brasher (1).

Boys Lacrosse

SPRING-FORD 9, PERKIOMEN VALLEY 4 >> Danny Cassidy’s three goals spurred the Rams to the PAC victory on Friday. Spring-Ford 9 Perkiomen Valley 4 Spring-Ford goals-assists: Danny Cassidy 3-1; Peyton Gensler 1-0; Ryan Rosenblum 2-1; Drew Giovinco 1-0; Tate Pijanowski 1-0. PV goals-assists: Sean Coulter 0-1; Matt Dudley 2-0; David Neilson 0-1; Remy Sell 1-0; Kyle Beaudoin 0-1; Mario Scotese 1-0. Saves: Kyle Pettine (SF) 6; Kevin Mo (PV) 10

Baseball

CB EAST 12, PENNRIDGE 2 (6) >> Pennridge scored a run in the top of the first Thursday but Central Bucks East answered with five in its half of the inning.

Brendon Knouse had an RBI for the Rams (5-10, 3-5 SOL Continental). CB East 12, Pennridge 2 (6)

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WP: Zach Millar. LP: Ollie Jervis. 2B: P-Luke Nuneviller, Mike Simpson; CBE-PJ Harris, Colin Sheehan. Central Bucks East: Sheehan 2-3; Grant Meiers 2-3. Pennridge: Brendon Knouse RBI.

HATBORO-HORSHAM 2, QUAKERTOWN 0 >> The Hatters defeated the host Panthers Thursday afternoon behind the bat of senior right fielder Drew Passerini and the right arm of starting pitcher Brian Edgington.

Hatboro scored in the top of the first inning. With one out, Shaun Thomas worked a walk. Courtesy runner Jake Mayson stole second and then scored on a single by Passerini.

The Hatters extended their lead to 2-0 in the top of the fifth when Ed- die Schultz walked and advanced to second on a groundout, another groundout advanced Schultz to third, and then he scored on a wild pitch.

Edgington threw a complete game, his sixth in as many starts this year. He struck out five and allowed just two hits and three walks.

On the year, Edgington is 5-1 with a 0.35 ERA. In 40 innings pitched, he has struck out 52 and has allowed 21 hits and five walks.

As a team, the Hatters have allowed 8 total runs in 10 conference games this year. The pitching staff boasts a 1.21 ERA overall and 0.39 ERA in conference games.

The Hatters (10-4 Overall, 8-2 SOL American) will be back in action on Monday when they host Wissahickon. Hatboro-Horsham 2, Quakertown 0

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WP: Brian Edgington (7IP, 0R, 2H, 8K, 3BB). LP: Justin Guidos (7IP, 2R, 1ER, 4H, 5K, 3BB). 2B: Q-Lake Friday. Multiple hits: HH-Drew Passerini 2-for-3, RBI.

Softball

SPRING-FORD 3, OWEN J. ROBERTS 2 (9) >> Spring-Ford tied Thursday’s PAC contest with a run in the sixth then won with another run in the ninth.

Morgan Maziarz was 3-for-4 with an RBI and run scored for the Rams. Spring-Ford 3, Owen J. Roberts 2 (9)

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WP: Sam Lindsay 9 IP 10 H 2 R 0 ER 3 BB 5 SO. LP: Brittney Dellaquilla 8.1 IP 12 H 3 R 3 ER0BB3SO. 2B: SF-Sophia Cinti, Maggie McConney; 3B: SF-Maddie Little. Owen J. Roberts: Camryn Glenn 2-4; Bridget Guinan 4-4, R. Spring-Ford: Ashley Della Guardia 2-4, RBI; Megan Kern 2-4; Morgan Maziarz 3-4, RBI, R.

Boys Volleyball

PENNRIDGE 3, CHELTENHAM 1>> The Rams won big in Games One and Two and held on to win a tight Game Four Friday.

Pennridge improved to 11-5 on the season and will honor its two seniors on Monday at home against Upper Dublin. Pennridge 3, Cheltenham 1

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LANCASTER MENNONITE 3, DOCK 0 >> Lincoln Bergery led Dock Mennonite with 15 kills as the Pioneers were swept by host Lancaster Mennonite Thursday.

Jaden Hunsberger made 26 digs for Dock while Dylan Derstine had 29 assists. Lancaster Mennonite 3, Dock 0

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Dock Mennonite: Lincoln Bergey 15 kills; Jaden Hunsberger 26 digs; Dylan Derstine 29 assists.

Boys Track

HELMAN INVITE >> Host Pennridge had a big night on Thursday, with Griffin McMann throwing to wins in the discus (142-2) and shot put (53-0.25).

Also for the Rams, Matt Ludlow won the triple jump (44-3.75), Vincent Poligano took the high jump (6-4), and on the track, Austin Howell was first in the 800 (1:56.21), Alex Dimon won the 110 hurdles (14.67), and the Pennridge 4x4 was also a winner in 3:24.71.

The Souderton Area boys got a victory from Stephen Scott in the 300 hurdles (38.81), Dock’s Austin Kratz was the 100 dash winner (10.94), Joe Manetta took the 200 (21.96) for Central Bucks West, the Bucks’ Ben Bunch crossed first in the 3,200 (9:40.83) and Noah Griffin went furthest in the long jump (20-9.5), and Hatboro-Horsham’s Kyle Rodriguez threw furthest in the javelin (147-7).

Girls Track

HELMAN INVITE >> Pennridge’s Kouri Peace raced to victories in both the 100 (12.26) and 200 (24.57) for the host Rams Thursday night.

Also for Pennridge, Monika Brill crossed first in the 3,200 (11:20.99) and Juliet Ryan won the 800 (2:19.30).

Souderton Area’s Emily Bonaventure won the 1,600 (5:11.72), Big Red’s 4x100 relay (49.27) was tops and Hatboro-Horsham’s Allison Riches cleared 9-6 to win the pole vault.

Wrestling

ALL-STATE ACADEMIC TEAM >> Archbishop Wood senior Alex Shaffer (126), North Penn junior Owen Verespy (220), Wood sophomore Connor Bishop (220) and Wissahickon sophomore Brian Fennell (195) each earned Pennsylvania AllState Academic First Team honors.

Shaffer went over the 100-win plateau for the Vikings this past season, finishing his high school career with a mark of 11646.