Methacton shuts out Council Rock South
Sydney Tornetta collected five goals and assists as the Methacton girls la- crosse team shut out visiting Council Rock South 11-0 for a non-league victory Saturday.
Katy Benton and Mia Sheldon both finished with two goals and an assist for the Warriors (3-3, 2-1 PAC Liberty), who led 7-0 at halftime.
Methacton 11, CR South 0
Council Rock South 00— 0 Methacton 74—11
Methacton Goals-Assists: Sydney Tornetta 5-1; Katy Benton 2-1; Mia Sheldon 2-1; Mackenzie Henry 1-1; Macie McCarthy 1-1. Saves: Rachel O’Toole (M) 5.
WILSON WEST LAWN 14,
SPRING-FORD 12 » Natalie Wechter scored four goals while Katie Metzler added three goals and assist as Spring-Ford fell to Wilson West Lawn in a non-league matchup Saturday. Wilson West Lawn 14,
Spring-Ford 12
Wilson West Lawn 95—14 Spring-Ford 48—12
Wilson West Lawn Goals-Assists: Genevieve Strobel 4-0; Kendall Duffy 4-0; Emily Magalotti 3-0; Julia Strobel 2-0; Sara DeLeon 1-1. Spring-Ford Goals-Assists: Natalie Wechter 4-0; Katie Metzler 3-1; Cassie Marte 2-1; Olivia Yeagle 2-0; Lauren Constantine 1-1. Saves: Lauren Ruffo (SF) 7; Caroline Ramsey (W) 6.
UPPER DUBLIN 14, PENNRIDGE 10 » Mack Moore paced Upper Dublin with four goals as the Cardinals bounced back from its first loss to beat Pennridge in a SOL non-conference contest Friday.
Lindsey Schreiber added three goals and assist for UD (4-1).
Grace Loughery and Jenna Lund both finished with four goals for the Rams (1-3).
Upper Dublin 14, Pennridge 10
Upper Dublin 77—14 Pennridge 37—10
Upper Dublin Goals-Assists: Mack Moore 4-0; Lindsey Schreiber 3-2; Maddie Templeton 2-2; Becky Browndorf 2-1; Julia Reardon 1-1; Aly Breslin 1-0; Jenn McCarry 1-0. Pennridge Goals-Assists: Grace Loughery 4-1; Jenna LUnd 4-0; Casey Hefner 0-1; Avery Meiners 0-1; Morgan Wahlers 0-1. Saves: Sarah Herchenroder (UD) 3.
CB EAST 7, ABINGTON 6 » Natalie McNamara and Kaley Ehnow both scored two goals — each taking three shots in the game. Ellie Hughes had 7 saves in net for the Ghosts. She made some key saves when we were in a high pressure defense to give us possession.
Boys Lacrosse
PERK VALLEY 5, WISSAHICKON 4 » Perkiomen Val- ley trailed 3-0 after a quar- ter but held Wissahickon to one goal the rest of the way to rally for a non-league victory Saturday.
Max Nice had two goals and assists, Brian Fehr finished with a goal and two assists while Rob Farrington made 13 saves for the Vikings. Matt Brock went 10-of-12 on faceoffs and collected 11 ground balls.
Perk Valley 5, Wissahickon 4
Wissahickon 3100—4 Perkiomen Valley 0221—5
Perkiomen Valley Goals-Assists: Max Nice 2-1; Brian Fehr 1-2; Nick Pammer 1-0; Nick Steele 1-0; Matt Brock 0-1.
Saves: Rob Farrington (PV) 13.
AVON GROVE 5, SPRING-FORD
3» Jarrod Marrenger scored twice as Spring-Ford fell to defending PIAA 3A champ Avon Grove Saturday.
Ryan Rosenblum chipped in a goal while Kyle Pettine made nine saves for the Rams.
Avon Grove 5, Spring-Ford 3
Avon Grove 2120—5 Spring-Ford 0201—3
Avon Grove Goals-Assists: Chastain 2-1; Boreky 1-1; Augustine 1-0; Lengel 1-0; Whiteside 0-1. Spring-Ford Goals-Assists: Jarrod Marrenger 2-0; Ryan Rosenblum 1-0. Saves: Kyle Pettine (SF) 9; Spencer (AG) 5.
SOUDERTON 17, UPPER DARBY
2» Cole Witoslawski scored four goals as Souderton won going away on Friday.
Stephen Blue and Walker Martin both collected three goals for the Indians.
Souderton 17, Upper Darby 2 Souderton Goals-Assists: Cole Witoslawski 4-0; Stephen Blue 3-1; Walker Martin 3-0; Adam Booz 1-1; Matt Rauch 1-1; Dylan Anderson 1-0; Mike Raley 1-0; Jalen White 1-0; Luke Halteman 1-0; Brock Azeff 1-0. Saves: S-Axell Beskar (6); Hayden Grice (3); Julian Wimmer (1).
Baseball
CB SOUTH 5, PENNRIDGE 3
» Pennridge led 3-1 after three innings but Central Buck South scored a run in the top of the fourth, went ahead with two in the sixth then added one more in the seventh to take Friday’s SOL Continental game.
Jim Petrick was 3-for-4 for Pennridge (0-1, 0-1 conference) while Ray Knight hit a double.
Joey Loynd went 2-for-4 with a home run for CB South (1-2, 1-0).
CB South 5, Pennridge 3
Central Bucks South 100 102 1 — 5 7 1 Pennridge 0120000—362
WP: Ryan Rieber. LP: Bryce Dickey. 2B: CBS-Ben Berger; P-Ray Knight; HR: CBS-Joey Loynd. Cental Bucks South: Berger 2-4; Loynd 2-4, 2 RBI; Dylan Gruber 2-3; Pennridge: Jim Petrick 3-4.
ARCHBISHOP RYAN 4, LANSDALE CATHOLIC 3 » Lansdale Catholic scored twice in the top of the sixth to pull within 4-3 but the Crusaders rally try came up a run sort Saturday.
Tommy Pistorius and Shane Stewart both finished 2-for-3 for LC (0-3, 0-2 PCL).
Archbishop Ryan 4, LC 3
Lansdale Catholic 1000020—352 Archbishop Ryan 400000x—461
WP: Anthony Giordano 5.1 IP 4 H 3 R 1 ER 2 BB 10 SO. LP: Pat Pelligrino 2 IP 5 H 4 R 4 ER 0 BB 0 SO. S: Brennen Hatala 1.2 IP 1 H 0 R 0 ER 1 BB 3 SO. 2B: LC-Pat Dougherty; AR-Adam Estrada; 3B: AR-Pat Kajder. Lansdale Catholic: Dougherty 1-3, RBI; Matt Horenci R; Joe Montagna 2 RBI; Shane Stewart 2-3; Tommy Pistorius 2-3, R; Tyler Owen R. Archbishop Ryan: Pat Kajder 1-3, RBI; Nick Constanzo 1-3, RBI, R; Nick Glebocki 1-3, RBI, R; Hakim Abdus-Salaam 1-1, R; Adam Estrada 1-3, R.
Softball
DOCK MENNONITE 9, NEW
HOPE-SOLEBURY 5 » Jocelyn Pfleifer broke a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the fourth with two-RBI triple and Dock Mennonite added three more runs in the sixth in securing a BAL victory Friday.
Theresa Beck was 2-for-2 with two walks and two runs scored for the Pioneers. Kennedi Wells had three runs scored and two stolen bases while Rachel Lopes struck out eight to earn the win.
Dock 9, New Hope-Solebury 5
New Hope-Solebury 301 000 1 — 5 9 4 Dock Mennonite 121203x—972
WP: Rachel Lopes 8 SO 0 BB. Dock Mennonite: Theresa Beck 2-2, 2 R; Kennedi Wells 1-3, 3 R.
Boys Volleyball
PENNRIDGE MAKES BOBCAT INVITATIONAL GOLD
BRACKET » Pennridge advanced to the gold bracket at Northeastern’s Bobcat Invitational Saturday before falling to Hempfield in the bracket’s first round 1512, 15-8.
The Rams went 2-2 in pool play — beating Red Land and Dover, falling to Cocalico and Emmaus — then swept Warwick 15-13, 15-12 in the play-in round.
For the Invitational, Cross Edwards had 35 kills, 15 and four aces. Corey Quaste collected 60 assists, 14 digs and six blocks while Jeremy Pruss had 31 digs and two aces.
Bobcat Invitational PENNRIDGE RESULTS Pool Play: defeated Red Land 30-14; lost to Cocalico 33-31; defeated Dover 30-26; lost to Emmaus 30-19. Play-In Round: defeated Warwick 15-13, 15-13. Gold Bracket First Round: lost to Hempfield 15-12, 15-8. Pennridge: Cross Edwards 35 kills, 15 digs, 4 aces; Kevin Jones 10 kills, 8 blocks; Zach Detweiler - 8 kills, 6 blocks; Mike Molettiere 13 kills; David Cassel 5 kills, 12 digs, 2 blocks; Jeremy Pruss 31 digs, 2 aces; Ethan Lionetti 3 aces; Danny Rutter 2 aces; Corey Quaste 60 assists, 6
blocks, 14 digs.
CB EAST 3, PENNRIDGE 0 » The Rams lost 25-16, 27-25 and 25-20 on Friday night despite 7 kills and 8 digs from Cross Edwards.
CB East 3, Pennridge 0
Central Bucks East 252725—3 Pennridge 162520—0
Pennridge Statistics: Cross Edwards 7 kills, 8 digs; Zach Detweiler 7 kills, 2 blocks; Kevin Jones 5 kills; Ethan Lionetti 3 kills; Jeremy Pruss 9 digs; Corey Quaste - 20 assists, 2 blocks.
Boys Track and Field
SOUDERTON SHINES AT
WHIPPET » Souderton had some standout performances at the Whippet Invitational at Downingtown West High School Friday.
Kyle Jia took third in the shot put with a throw of 449.5; the 4x100-meter relay of Kobi Bui, Trevor Melton, Willie Goods and Deandre Wakefield placed sixth with a 45.66; and Josiah Moyer grabbed eighth in the 1,600 with a 4:37.66.
The Indians host Quakertown on Thursday.
SPRING-FORD’S PAJOVICH, MCKENNA WIN AT GOLDEN
RAM » Spring-Ford earned two first-place finishes at the Golden Ram Invitational Friday at West Chester University with Jake Pajovich winning the javelin (159’2”) and Jacob McKenna taking gold in the 3200 (9:48.30).
The Rams went 1-2 in the 3200 as Shane Ainscoe took silver in the event in 10:09.42. Also finishing second for Spring-Ford were Zach Smith in the 800 (2:01.10) and the 4x400 relay of Trevor Detwiler, Blaize Scarcelle, JT Clark and Josiah Chapman (3:35.86).
Golden Ram Invitational SPRING-FORD PLACES
Javelin: 1. Jake Pajovich 159’2”. 3200: 1. Jacob McKenna 9:48.30; 2. Shane Ainscoe 10:09.42. 4x400 Relay: 2. Trevor Detwiler, Blaize Scarcelle, JT Clark, Josiah Chapman 3:35.86. 800: 2. Zach Smith 2:01.10; 3. Milan Sharma 2:01.41; 6. JT Clark 2:04.85. 300 Hurdles: 3. Reese Gremban 44.09. 400: 6. Aaron Chomyn 53.47. High Jump: 6. Alex Barberini 5’4”.
1600: 5. John Zawizlak 4:44.24.
Girls Track and Field
SPRING-FORD’S BAMFORD WINS 3200 AT GOLDEN RAM » Gabriella Bamford won the 3200 with a time of 11:41.41 and also ran on SpringFord’s first-place 4x800 relay team at the Golden Ram Invitational Friday at West Chester University.
Bamford ran with Emily Smith, Julia Vledder and Brooke Donaghuer to claim gold in the 4x8 in 9:45.89. The foursome also took third in the 4x400 in 4:13.94.
Spring-Ford freshman Maura Baker threw a district-qualifying mark in the shot put, as she finished she could with an effort or 33’10”. Also placing secon for the Rams were Brigitte Smith in the discus (106’5”) and Lily Nowakowski in the 100 meters (13.07).
Golden Ram Invitational SPRING-FORD PLACES
4x800 Relay: 1. Emily Smith, Gabriella Bamford, Julia Vledder, Brooke Donaghue 9:45.89. 3200: 1. Gabriella Bamford 11:41.41. Shot Put: 2. Maura Baker 33’10’’; 5. Brigitte Smith 31’10”. Discus: 2. Brigitte Smith 106’5”. 100: 2. Lily Nowakowski 13.07. Pole Vault: 3. Melissa Israel 10’4”. 4x400 Relay: 3. Emily Smith, Gabriella Bamford, Julia Vledder, Brooke Donaghue 4:13.94. Javelin: 4. Carly Abrams 90’5”. Long Jump: 4. Lily Nowakowski 16’2”; 6. Ally O’Connor 15’6.5”. High Jump: 5. Devon Rawley and Katelyn Gradwell 4’8”. 100 Hurdles: 6. Jaime Green 17.87.
Boys Tennis
SHIPLEY 4, GA 2 » Germantown Academy got a pair of doubles victories in the Patriots’ non-league loss Friday. SHIPLEY 4, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 2
Singles: 1. Parker Kim (S) def. Alex Yan (GA) 6-1, 6-4; 2-Samson Sands (S) def. Matthew Rojas (GA) 6-0, 6-0; 3. Sebastian Frasse (S) def. Reid Becker (GA) 7-5, 6-2. Doubles: 1-Jason Wang/Fischer Rhodes (GA) def. Dill Howard/Maxwell Homans (S) 7-6 (5), 7-5; 2. Andrew Brouse/Jacob Israeli (S) def. Grant Griswold/Luke Abraham (GA) 1-6, 6-4, 6-1; 3. Jason Chee/Kenny Gong (GA) def. Zach Bradlow/Aaron Liao (S) 7-5, 6-4.