Wright, Wissahickon run past Springfield

Rahsheed Wright won the 100 meter, 200 meter and 400 meter sprints to lead the Wissahickon boys track and field team to a dominant 128-11 SOL American Conference win over Springfield Tuesday.

Wright finished the 100 in 10.6 seconds, 200 in 23.1 and 400 in 51.6.

Trojans’ Liam Davies won the 110 hurdles in 16 seconds and 300 hurdles in 42.2 seconds.

Wiss’ Max Salvadore placed first in the discus and javelin. Wissahickon 128, Springfield 11 100M Rahsheed Wright (W) 10.6, S. Burrell (S) 11.2, R. Jackson (S) 11.3 200M Rahsheed Wright (W) 23.1, S. Burrell (S) 24.0, Robert Wilson (W) 24.3 400M Rahsheed Wright (W) 51.6, S. Burrell (S) 52.4, Robert Wilson (W) 53.1 800M Justin Ryan (W) 2:13.3, Matt Maiale (W) 2:18.3, Jack Quinn (W) 2:20.1 1600M Matt Maiale (W) 4:33.7, Ben Hoyer (W) 4:34.8, E. Hincape (S) 5:38.3 3200M Sam Klugherz (W) 10:38.8, Ben Hoyer (W) 10:44.9, Solomon Thistle (W) 10:50.7 110H Liam Davies (W) 16.0, Christian McCarry (W) 16.6 300H Liam Davies (W) 42.2, Josh Tillman (W)52.3, Jake Tillman (W) 56.6 4x100 Not Contested 4x400 W 4:04.6 (Terrell Gordon, Tyler Greco, Mark Futch, Damayron Harvey) S no team 4x800 W 9:04.4 (Jack Quinn, Solomon Thistle, Max Klugherz, Caymus Ruffner) S no team Long J Christian McCarry (W) 19-0, Sam Ladipo (W) 16-5.75, Terrell Gordon (W) 15-8 High J Mark Futch (W) 4-8 Triple J Christian McCarry (W) 39-0, Carmen Ostroski (W) 35-11, no third Pole V Nick Prieston (W) 10-6, Adam Pieroni (W) 8-6, Kevin Joo (W) 8-0 Shot Raijon Benjamin (W) 33-8, Ma Salvadore (W) 32-6, Nick Santo (W) 27-5 Discus Max Salvadore (W) 98-11, Raijon Benjamin (W) 93-10, Nick Santo (W) 78-0 Javelin Max Salvadore (W) 137-3, Nick Santo (W) 95-3, Nick Corrello (W) 68-7 OWEN J. ROBERTS 77, PERK

VALLEY 73 » Owen J. Roberts won two of the three relay races to top Perk Valley in a tight meet Tuesday afternoon.

OJR placed first in 11 of the 18 competitions. Girls Lacrosse UPPER MORELAND 16, UPPER MERION 9 » Jess Flanagan scored four girls and Emma Meakim, Meg O’Donnell and Moira Olexa each scored three goals in Upper Moreland’s win over Upper Merion Tuesday.

Quinn O’Malley led the Vikings with three goals and Riley O’Malley tallied two goals and two assists. UPPER DUBLIN 8, METHACTON7» Mack Moore scored the winning goal off a Becky Browndorf assist with 5:58 left as Upper Dublin earned a win in its season opener Monday night.

Lindsey Moore, Schreiber Browndorf all and had two while goals Moore for the and Cardinals Browndorf Tornetta had two and assists. Liz Chipman Sydney Methacton. both had two goals for Upper Dublin 8, Methacton 7

Upper Methacton Dublin 3 4 5—8 3—7

Upper Browndorf Dublin 2-2; Mack Goals-Assists: Moore 2-2; Lindsey Becky Schreiber Wall 1-0. 2-1; Aly Breslin 1-1; Caroline Methacton 2-1; Liz Goals-Assists: Chipman 2-0; Sydney Katy Benton Tornetta 1-1; 1-0; Rachel Mackenzie Alderfer Henry 0-1. 1-0; Mia Sheldon Saves: Rachel (UD) O’Toole 7. (M) 11; Sarah Herchenroder BOYERTOWN 10, SOUDERTON

9» Riley McGowan paced Souderton with five goals as the Indians fell in Monday’s non-league matchup.

Carlie Doughty scored twice for Souderton while Lauren Scott made 10 saves. Boyertown 10, Souderton 9

Boyertown 8 2—10 Souderton 4 5—9

Souderton Goals: Riley McGowan 5; Carlie Doughty 2; Anna Anello 1; Sarah Goodwin 1. Saves: Lauren Scott (S) 10. WISSAHICKON 11, PENN

CHARTER 10 » The Trojans kicked off their season with a one-goal winner over William Penn Charter Monday afternoon. WC HENDERSON 17, SPRINGFORD 15 » Ashley Hudak’s four goals led Spring-Ford as the Rams fell to West Chester Henderson Monday.

Olivia Yeagle and Katie Metzler both scored three times for Spring-Ford while Yeagle also had two assists. West Chester Henderson 17, Spring-Ford 15

Spring-Ford 9 6—15 West Chester Henderson 9 8 — 17

Spring-Ford Goals-Assists: Ashley Hudak 4-0; Olivia Yeagle 3-2; Katie Metzler 3-0; Mac Maloney 2-1; Jordan Nitto 1-3; Lauren Constantine 1-2; Erin Connelly 1-0. West Chester Henderson Goals: Lilly Siskind 6; Jordyn Bauer 6; Peighton Bement 3; Shannon Earley 1; Emma Goodstein 1. Saves: Amelia Keller (SF) 5; Taylor Tuner (WCH) 5. Boys Lacrosse NORTH PENN 11, PLYMOUTH

WHITEMARSH 6 » Eric Diamond, Danny Payne, Da- kari Luby and Matt Dickson each scored two goals in North Penn’s win over Plymouth Whitemarsh Tuesday.

The Knights took a fivegoal lead into halftime and never looked back. GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 13, ARCHBISHOP WOOD 0 » Bruce Henry scored five

goals in the Patriots 13-0 win over Archbishop Wood Tuesday.

Noah Spratt and Thane Burger each had two goals and Wills Jordan had one goal and seven assists. GREAT VALLEY 6, METHACTON3» The Warriors fell to 0-2 this season with Tuesday’s loss to Great Valley.

Methacton fell behind by three goals in the first quarter and faced the same deficit heading into the fourth.

Kyle Kacala led the Warriors with two goals and Stanley Kolimago scored once. PERK VALLEY 10, WEST CHESTER EAST 7 » Nick Steele tallied a hat trick to lead the Vikings to a season-opening win over West Chester East.

Brian Fehr added two goals and two assists and Rob Farrington made 12 saves. Perk Valley 10, West Chester East 7

Perk Valley 1 5 1 3—10 West Chester East 1 2 3 1 — 7 SOUDERTON 12, BONNER &

PRENDERGAST 3 » Stephen Blue and Adam Booz both scored three goals while Blue handed out two assists as Souderton rolled to a non-league victory Monday.

Cole Witoslawski chipped in two goals and an assist for the Indians. Souderton 12, Bonner & Prendergast 3 Souderton Goals-Assists: Stephen Blue 3-2; Adam Booz 3-0; Cole Witoslawski 2-1; Walker Martin 1-0; Mike Raley 1-0; Jalen White 1-0; Luke Halteman 1-0; Luke Bosico 0-1; Matt Jacobs 0-1.

Saves: Axell Beskar (S) 9. HARRITON 9, MEHTACTON

7» Methacton led 7-5 after three quarters but visiting Harriton scored all four goals in the fourth to rally past the Warriors Monday.

Kyle Kacala scored twice for Methacton while Pay Sikora had a pair of assists. Harriton 9, Methacton 7

Harriton 0234—9 Methacton 3130—7

Harriton Goals-Assists: Schall 4-0; M. Stewart 2-0; Veasey 2-0; J. Northington 1-1; Rodgers 0-1. Methacton Goals-Assists: Kyle Kacala 2-0; Joe Fusco 1-0; Stanley Kolimago 1-0; Jack Pellegrino 1-0; Justin Sanelli 1-0; Sean Sykes 1-0; Pay Sikora 0-2. Boys Volleyball PENNRIDGE 3, NORTH PENN 0 » Cross Edwards had eight kills and two aces, Jeremy

Pruss made 14 digs and Pennride swept visiting North Penn for a SOL Continental victory Monday night.

Corey Quaste added 18 assists, five blocks and two aces for the Rams.

North Penn’s Michael Wang and Alex Stoler both had six kills while Drew Coles collected 15 assists and two aces for the Knights. Pennridge 3, North Penn 0

North Penn 21 17 25—0 Pennridge 25 25 25—3

North Penn: Michael Wang 6 kills, 2 aces; Drew Coles 15 assists, 2 aces; Alex Stoler 6 kills, 1 block. Pennridge: Zach Detweiler 5 kills, Kevin Jones 3 kills, 3 blocks, Danny Rutter 2 kills, 9 digs, 4 aces; Cross Edwards 8 kills, 2 aces; Ethan Lionetti 2 kills; Corey Quaste 18 assists, 5 blocks, 2 aces; Jeremy Pruss 14 digs.

Softball

SPRING-FORD 4, PENNSBURY

2» Spring-Ford took the lead for good with three runs in the bottom of the third then tacked on another in the fourth in earning a non-league victory Monday.

Bridget Sharkey was 2-for-3 with a double and run scored for the Rams. Sam Lindsey struck out eight in a complete-game win. Spring-Ford 4, Pennsbury 2

Pennsbury 0010100—241 Spring-Ford 003100x—472

WP: Sam Lindsay 7 IP 4 H 2 R 1 ER 7 BB 8 SO. LP: Alyssa Hileman 6 IP 7 H 4 R 4 ER 3 BB 1 SO. 2B: SF-Bridget Sharkey. Pennsbury: Carley Parsons 2-3, RBI; Sydney Jakimowicz 2 R; Karli Haines RBI. Spring-Ford: Sharkey 2-3, R; Brianna Peck 1-3, RBI, R; Maddie Walsh 1-2, RBI, R.

Boys Tennis

METHACTON 7, UPPER PERK 0

» The Warriors swept Upper Perk in consecutive sets in all seven matches Tuesday afternoon.

Adam Zhang had the most dominant effort in singles, winning 6-1, 6-0. PERK VALLEY 6, POTTSGROVE

1» Three-set victories from Ben Maus at third singles and Will Ye and Dylan Ames at first doubles helped Perkiomen Valley picked up a PAC win Monday. Perk Valley 6, Pottsgrove 1 Singles: 1. Jason Watts (PG) def. Farraz Haider (PV) 6-4, 7-5; 2. Ryan Shayer (PV) def. Charlie McAllister (PG) 6-4, 6-2; 3. Ben Maus (PV) def. Chase Kraichely (PG) 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. Doubles: 1. Will Ye/Dylan Ames (PV) def. Rhys Yochem/Colton DiCriscio (PG) 7-5, 3-6, 6-1; 2. Carter Young/Aaron Fry (PV) def. Shane Gleason/Frazier Thomas (PG) 6-3, 6-2; 3. David Tromelo/Alex Kim (PV) Sean Graham/Josiah Thieme (PG) 6-2, 6-1; 4. Eugene Cha/Noah Shaheen (PV) def. Noah Miller/Fox Coniglario (PG) 6-4, 6-1.