Guldin shoots Pennridge past Quakertown

by edging the Rams in a PAC Liberty Division pairing.

Leading the Boyertown offense was Alex Obarow with 11 points, Tre Diguglielmo adding eight points and the trio of David Leh, Mason Marinello and Aarick Salata each hitting for six. The Rams were led by Tre Medearis with 11 and Zack Skrocki with 10 points. METHACTON 62, PERKIOMEN VALLEY 35 » The Warriors moved to 4-1 (3-0 PAC) Tuesday with a big victory over the Vikings.

Methacton had strong defensive effort and balanced scoring attack. Erik Timko led the way with 13 points and Brett Eberly chipped in with 12.

Girls basketball

WISSAHICKON 35 » Emily Thomas scored a gamehigh 18 points to lead the Hatters to an SOL American win Tuesday night.

Hatboro took full control of the game in the third quarter, turning a six-point lead into a 22-point advantage, CB WEST 41, SOUDERTON 24 » Mikaela Reede led the Indians with 12 points in an SOL Continental loss against the Bucks Tuesday.

West took a five-point lead after the first quarter and doubled in to 10 at the half. They maintained the lead throughout the third and fourth quarters. METHACTON 43, PERKIOMEN VALLEY 31 » Nicole Timko emerged as the game’s lone double-figure scorer Tuesday, leading the Warriors past the Vikings in a PAC Liberty Division pairing of neighboring rivals.

Timko hit for 16 points to help Methacton take a 27-21 lead after three quarters, with Sydney Hargrove and Sydney Tornetta clearing a respective eight and seven rebounds. Naiya Daisey

was PV’s leading scorer with eight points. SPRING-FORD 59, BOYERTOWN 42 » Lucy Olsen headed a trio of double-figure scorers that lifted the Rams over the Bears in Tuesday’s PAC Liberty Division action.

Olsen’s game-high 18 points was complemented by Alyssa Yuan’s 13 and Emily Tiffan’s 12 as Spring-Ford bolted to a 23-5 first-quarter lead that went to 33-12 at the half. Ashley Kapp had 14 points, and Julia Smith 12, to head Boyertown. UPPER MERION 42, POTTSTOWN 41 » In a close PAC Frontier Division game Tuesday, the Vikings nipped the Trojans.

Jenna Foster scored on a low post move with less that 30 seconds remaining to put UM ahead, and its defense held off Pottstown in the waning seconds. Foster and Katie Frey shared scoring honors for the Vikes at 10 apiece, and the Trojans got a game-high 13 points from Kailyn Jarrett and 11 more from Trinell Watson.

PLUMSTEAD CHRISTIAN 36, DOCK MENNONITE 15 » The Pioneer struggled offensively after trailing by two at halftime to fall in their home opener to Plumstead Christian.

Melissa Moyer led dock with six points, seven rebounds, two steals and two blocked shots. Megan Wenzel had five points and Laurel Latt added nine blocks and three steals.

Boys swimming

SPRING-FORD 103, METHACTON 73 » Brendan Baganski won two individual events Tuesday to head the Rams’ PAC victory over the Warriors.

Baganski topped the 50 free (22.31) and 100 free (49.41) in addition to swimming legs of SpringFord’s winning 200 medley (1:42.24) and 400 free (3:39.28) relays. Tommy Gibbs (100 fly, 54.36), Christopher Groff (100 back, 57.45) and Dylan Phan (100 breast, 1:06.45) all won individual races for Methacton

Girls swimming

WISSAHICKON 102, CB WEST 84» The Trojans main goal of Tuesday’s meet was to qualify for the District 1 Championship 200 and 400 freestyle relays and they achieved both goals.

Karis Kim, Jaclyn Staub, Julia Weiss and Katie Sapozhnikov qualified for the 200 while Kim, Maddie Johnson, Weiss and Sapozhnikov qualified for the 400. SPRING-FORD 103, METHACTON 82 » Anna Curran, Emma Thomas and Ashley Gutshall all won pairs of individual races for the Rams in Tuesday’s PAC meet with the Warriors.

Curran headed the 200 free (2:06.58) and 100 breast (1:14.94), with Thomas doing the same in the 200 IM (2:23.16) and 500 free (5:43.05) and Gutshall in the 50 free (26.50) and 100 free (59.05). Megan Drum (diving, 172.50 points), Alex Ferance (100 fly, 1:04.19) and Amanda Tsai (100 back, 1:09.39) were winners of individual events for Methacton.