GMA blanks the Mount Girls volleyball

Cailin Panacek scored two goals to lift Gwynedd Mercy Academy to a 2-0 Athletic Association of Catholic Academies win over Mount St. Joseph Academy Tuesday at Gwynedd Mercy Academy.

Panacek tallied a score in each half. Her first came on a free kick in the 39th minute. The second added insurance for the Monarchs on another free kick in the 52nd minute.

Mount goalkeeper Gina Sassane made 13 saves to keep the Magic within striking distance.

The Mount’s offense managed just four shots on goal.

METHACTON 7, NORRISTOWN

1» The Warriors scored five goals within the first nine minutes on the way to a win over the Eagles in PAC Liberty Division play.

Freshman Misa Kasparcova netted a hat trick and added an assist in the win while Addie Blane scored twice. Maggie Bordonaro and Kendall Ozorowski rounded out the scoring while Liz and Kate Greene combined for five saves in goal.

PJP II 3, POTTSTOWN 1 » Delaney Didier, Julia Hull and Laury Rezza scored for PJP II on Monday. PJP II 3, Pottstown 1

Field hockey

NORTH PENN 2, CB WEST 1 » Kristin Varilla scored with less than five minutes remaining to lift North Penn over Central Bucks West Monday.

The game-winner was started in the backfield by Madison Waldspurger, who won a ball in the midfield and, after a passing sequence down the left side of the field, a pass was made to sophomore Eleni Kountroubis in the circle. She found Varilla for the gamewinner.

North Penn’s Meghan Daniels and West’s Casey Reichwein each scored in the first half.

ABINGTON 2, WISSAHICKON

1» Grace Ball scored off an assist from Sarah Campbell but the Trojans fell short on Monday. Meghan Reilly made three saves in net for Wisshickon.

GMA 3, CB SOUTH 1 » The Monarchs won the nonconference game on Monday with Alaina McVeith leading the way with two goals. GMA 3, CB South 1 Goals-assists: GMA, Charrlette Gilmore 1-0; Alaina McVeith 2-0; Caroline Sweeney 0-1; Alex Wentz 0-1. Saves: GMA, Zoe Rodgers (7).

PERKIOMEN VALLEY 11, BOYERTOWN 0 » Cristina Dougherty, Bella Ricci and Danielle Hamm each scored twice and added an assist in the Vikings’ PAC Liberty Division rout of the Bears.

Perk Valley (5-0 PAC Liberty, 7-0 overall) led 8-0 by the half and limited Boyertown to just one shot on goal for the game. Gabby Martina and Katie Wuerstle both added a goal and an assist while Teresa Bartkowski, Emma Lafferty and Olivia Keyte each added a goal in the win.

Boys Soccer

DOCK 2, NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY

2» Dock and New Hope battled to a double overtime tie Monday.

Aiden Kelly and Matthew Levy each scored for the Pioneers.

Ben Koeppen and Jake Jaquemont scored for New Hope. Jaquemont’s goal tied the game at two in the 70th minute.

GA 4, ANC 2 » The Patriots scored four second-half goals to overcome a 2-0 halftime deficit and beat Academy of the New Church Monday.

Shane Connelly, Jake Yuskevich, Drew Budinsky and Brett Rabbiner scored in the final 25 minutes to lift the Patriots. SOUDERTON 1, PENNRIDGE 1 » Souderton and Pennridge played to a Suburban One League Continental Conference draw Monday.

TJ Hibsman headed in the tying goal for Souderton four minutes after Pennridge took a 1-0 lead. SPRING-FORD 3, OWEN J. ROBERTS 1 » The Rams jumped

out to a 2-0 lead in the first half then held on to claim a PAC Liberty Division win over the Wildcats.

Brandon Duke and Colin Trainor registered first-half goals for Spring-Ford before Trainor scored with 7:21 left in regulation. OJR’s Gavin Zorn scored his team’s lone goal while Ryan Walker made five saves. POPE JOHN PAUL II 7, POTTSTOWN 0 » The Golden Panthers scored five goals during the first half and never looked back on the way to a win over the Trojans in a PAC Frontier Division matchup.

Justin Russell had a goal and two assists while AJ Williams, Jack Marinello, Terry Yang, Tommy Rutkowski, Matt Kossey and Dylan Russ each scored once. Joey Mazzio and Salvy Marano each added an assist in the win.

DOCK 3, CHESTER CHARTER 0

» The Pioneers swept Chester Charter in dominating fashion Monday night, winning the sets 25-0, 25-9, 259.

Dock’s Becca Brown served 24 straight points in the first game, including 15 aces.

BOYERTOWN 3, SPRING-FORD

2» The Bears claimed the final two sets to rally back and claim a five-set victory during their PAC match against the Rams.

Set scorers were 20-25, 25-23, 22-25, 25-21 and 15-8.

Taylor Jones posted 12 assists, five kills, four aces and three digs while Julia Smith posted 12 digs, two aces and two assists. Emily Wolfe posted five kills, five blocks and three digs while Emma Ludwig posted 12 assists, seven digs and seven kills. PW 3, QUAKERTOWN 0 » Aja Smith had 11 kills and four aces to lead Plymouth Whitemarsh to a 3-0 win over Quakertown, 25-18, 2520, 25-17, Monday.

Lily Aquaviva had 10 kills and seven aces while Sophia Repholz totalled 22 digs. POPE JOHN PAUL II 3, METHACTON0» The Golden Panthers picked up a straight-set win over the Warriors in a PAC matchup.

Set scores were 25-20, 25-17 and 25-18. Madeline Mulcahey had 12 kills, an ace and six digs while Mikaela Monroe had four kills and three blocks. Lexi McMonagle had 15 assists, nine digs and an ace while Julia Durand and Hannah Tulli combined for 15 kills. PENNSBURY 3, CENTRAL

BUCKS WEST 0 » West fells to Pennsbury in consecutive sets Monday 25-14, 2521, 25-20.

Mackenzie Brooks led the Bucks with eight kills, Ana Claricurzio had 24 assists and Maggie Winderman eight digs. GA3,GMA0» Shannon Topley delivered 22 assists as the Patriots swept their way to the win on Monday. GA 3, GMA 0

Boys Water Polo

WISSAHICKON 13, PERK VALLEY 8 » Peter Decker, Anthony Schoppe and Daniel Crump each scored three goals for the Trojans. Griffin Bowers added two goals, while Ryan Keacy and Matthew Krieger also scored for Wissahickon. Daniel Tumolo added 13 saves.

Golf

SOUDERTON 208, CB EAST 213 » Thomas Butler shot a match-best 36 to lead the Indians to a win over CB East Monday.

James O’Malley wasn’t far behind with a 39 and Stephen Butler 42.

Pat Sheehan led East with a 37 and Jack Dunsmore and Jack Herbine each shot 43. METHACTON 187, PERKIOMEN

VALLEY 211 » Andrew Catania, Dylan Lasecki and Nick Martin tied for low-round honors at 2-over 37 to lead the Warriors to a PAC win over the Vikings at Skippack.

AJ Thomas and Jeff Cooper rounded out Methacton’s scorecard each finishing up at 38. Andrew Burkhardt fired a team-best 41 for Perkiomen Valley.