NP edges Quakertown for SOL title

(21) Tennent (23) Wissahickon at (10) Spring-Ford (14) Souderton

(19) Upper Darby at at (11) Boyertown

(22) PW Second Round Tuesday Abington/CR North Penn/CB West

Ridley/Haverford winner at (4) Chester East winner at (5) Lower

Tennent/CB

South winner at

Merion D’East/Conestoga winner at (2) Garnet Valley

Wissahickon/Spring-Ford

Bensalem

Upper Darby/Souderton winner at (3) Chester

PW/Boyertown

winner at

winner at (7)

winner at (6) Coatesville

Six teams to PIAA Tournament First Round Wednesday, Feb. 19

(16) Sun Valley at (1) WC East

at (8) Radnor at (4) Unionville (12) Harriton at (5) Rustin

(12) Marple Newtown at (2) Holy Ghost (10) Academy Park at (7) Penn Wood (14) Chichester at (3) Penncrest (11) Phoenixville at (6) Strath Haven

(9) Upper Moreland (13) Upper Merion One team to PIAA Tournament Semifinals Wednesday, Feb. 19 (1) Pope John Paul II, (3) Springfield-Montco at Moreland

bye

(1) Methacton (2) Lower Two teams to PIAA Tournament Semifinals Wednesday, Feb. 19 (1) Dock Mennonite

(4) Calvary at

(3) Church Farm at (2) Delco Christian

Two teams to PIAA Tournament Semifinals Wednesday, Feb. 19 (4) Jenkintown (3) Phil-Mont Christian

Charter at (1) TCA at (2) Chester

GIRLS BASKETBALL

(8) Pennridge (2) Dock Mennonite (14) Faith Christian 42 (6) Phil-Mont Christian 66, (11) Jenkintown 40 Second Round Tuesday

(1) TCA 104, 73

(4) Delco Christian 68, (5) New HopeSolebury 59

(10) Collegium 47

(3) Holy Ghost 46, (6) Phil-Mont Christian 35

(2) Dock 58, Semifinals Thursday

(1) TCA 61, (4) Delco Christian 58 (3) Holy Ghost Prep 74, 69

Final Saturday, Morrisville

(1) TCA vs. (3) Holy Ghost Prep, 3 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL

First Round Tuesday (8) LC (5) Archbishop Carroll

62, (9) St. Hubert 30

63, (12) Hallahan 21 (7) Ryan 72, (10) Conwell-Egan 25

(6) Bonner & Prendergast 61, (11) Little Flower 28

Quarterfinals Thursday (1) Archbishop Wood

81, 42

(4) Cardinal O’Hara 50, 47 (OT) (3) West Catholic 63, (6) Bonner & Prendergast 47

(2) Neumann-Goretti 67, (7) Ryan 34

First Round Monday (8) Lower Moreland

(I4) MaST 62, (I5) Calvary Christian 49 (C3) Morrisville 49, (C6) TCA 30

52, (C7) Phil-Mont

(C2) Faith Christian (2) Dock (8) LC (5) Carroll

Christian 14

(C4) Plumstead Christian 56, (C5) Bristol 46 (I3) Collegium Charter 63, (I6) Delco Christian 23 45,

(I7) Dock

14

Boys Bowling

On Monday evening a new format for the Suburban One bowling league had its first Baker game rolloff between the top two teams in each division to crown an overall league champion at Bristol Pike Lanes.

The North Penn Knights won and swept their first match against the Pennsbury Falcons (179-172) and (198-133).

That led to a match between the top two American league leaders of North Penn and Quakertown.

North Penn closed out Game 1 to edge out a (257255) win. Jason Brennecke rolled a crucial strike in the 6th frame followed by Naman Parikh doing the same which led to the last three bowlers (Martin Grace, James Carnal and Lucas Francis) closing out the hard-fought win. North Penn continue its strong bowling winning the second game (243-178) in clinching the first ever overall league championship.

SOL American League All First Team

Lucas Francis, North Penn, 235.62 James Carnal, North Penn, 214.97 Martin Grace, North Penn, 209.69 Matthew Weil, Quakertown, 195.83 Michael Romeo, Quakertown, 195.36

Second Team

Connor Williams, Quakertown, 193.40 Tyler Panzer, P-W, 190.05

Steven Romeo, Quakertown, 189.47 Kyle Bender, Quakertown, 188.17 Elex Weisman, Upper Moreland, 184.61

Honorable Mention

Evan Lechowicz, Pennridge, 183.86 Brandon Reinhart, P-W, 183.52 Alfredo Jimenez, P-W, 182.86

Tyler Bolich, Quakertown, 179.24 Stiles Costello, Upper Moreland, 178.57

NORTH PENN’S FRANCIS 1ST AT SOL AMERICAN » North Penn took the top two spots at the SOL American Conference individual boys bowling championship Tuesday as Lucas Francis claimed first place with a 713 series while the Knights’ James Carnal earned second with a 665.

Francis just missed bowling a perfect 300 in his first game, leaving a 7 pin in the 10th frame.

Pennridge’s Evan Lechowicz came in fourth with a 577 to qualify for regionals.

Also for North Penn, Martin Grace was 12th, Naman Parikh came in 31st, Jason Brennecke was 40th while Jacob Flango and Kyle Voron placed 41st and 43rd, respectively.

DOCK 2, JENKINTOWN 2 » Dock Mennonite’s Micah Nice bowled games of 236, 169 and 154 for a matchbest 559 series as the Pioneers ended their Senior Night with a tie against Jenkintown Wednesday.

Mike Casey paced the Drakes with a 495 series with games of 171, 168 and 156.

Adam Berry Josh Monastero Dalton Moore Tony Li Micah Nice Ben Anderson

Totals

Dock 2, Jenkintown 2

James Martin Tom Briggs Jack Keim Leo Dinkin Mike Casey Ethan Hopkins

143-181-153=477 133-x-143=276 102-180-101=383 159-122-141=422 236-169-154=559 x-119-x=119

773-771-692=2236

155-145-145=445 162-109-x=271 141-116-190=447 x-x-99=99 171-168-156=495 151-137-113=401

Totals 780-675-703=2158 Girls Bowling

PENNRIDGE’S BAKER WINS SOL AMERICAN » Pennridge’s Marybeth Baker won the SOL American Conference girls individual championship Tuesday with a 682 while Rams teammate Kelcie Mannon placed second with a 611.

Annaleigh Switzer led North Penn with a 12thplace finish. Also for the Knights, Jennifer Snyder was 23rd, Ellia Benchouk was 39th while Natalie Weaver took 43rd.

SOL American League All First Team

Kelcie Mannon, Pennridge, 210.05 Maribeth Baker, Pennridge, 197.24 Tori Bone, Hatboro-Horsham, 177.85 Sierra Dahling, Abington, 162.93 Elizabeth Detweiler, Pennridge, 156.46

Second Team

Ashley Newell, P-W, 152.83 Mikayla Johnson, Upper Dublin, 142.50 Gwen Hoffman, Upper Dublin, 140.45 Jessica Sokoloski, Abington, 137.25 Jennifer Snyder, North Penn, 136.00.

Honorable Mention

Liberty Pancoast, Hatboro-Horsham, 130.90

Meghan Strange, Abington, 130.08 Kasey Kroll, Upper Moreland, 127.45 Gabby Munsey, P-W, 127.26 Annaleigh Switzer, North Penn, 126.38

DOCK MENNONITE 4, JENKINTOWN 0 » Cassidy Williams finished with a match-best 487 series — bowling games of 125, 178 and 184 — as Dock Mennonite earned a sweep of Jenkintown on Senior Night Wednesday.

Cynthia Klingensmith led the Drakes with a 445 series after posting games of 103, 163 and 179.

Dock 4, Jenkintown 0

Olivia Messina Jessica Zhao Ria Chu Maggie Dowell Cassidy Williams Amy Sun

Totals

Sam Zazulak Veronica Mafla Malaika Mbithi Maggie Lynch Cynthia Klingensmith

Totals 492-605-624=1721 Boys basketball

GA 74, FRIENDS CENTRAL 66 » Jordan Longino poured in 30 points as the Patriots pulled away for the win on Wednesday night.

GA 74, Friends Central 66

GA FC

98-125-116=339 109-103-137=349 102-103-x=205 112-147-124=383 125-178-184=487 x-x-119=119

546-656-680=1882

105-106-100-311 97-108-145=350 67-94-87=248 120-134-113=367 103-163-179-445

13-15-18-28— 74 17-16-13-20— 66

GA (74)

Hsu 16; L.Traina 2; Mack 3; Longino 30; C.Traina 5; Anderson 8.

Friends Central (66)

Nichols 8; Lewis 6; Simmons 18; Holland 21; Sothari 2; Mosley 8; Satz 3.