Unionville golf beats GV to stay perfect

The unbeaten Unionville boys’ golf squad continues to roll over all comers. On Thursday the Indians topped Great Valley 192-230 at Chester Valley Golf Club. Will Bennink led the way with a 1-over-par 36 and Chris Skean added a 37. Unionville’s highest counted score was two strokes lower than the Patriots best. Thye Indians are 12-0 overall. WEST CHESTER EAST 190, COATESVILLE 207 » Jack Hamilton fired a 1-over-par 36 to lead the Vikings. Cole Shew and Donovan Tate each added 38s for East. Jeremy Negron led Coatesville with a 38.

OCTORARA 226, OXFORD 349 » The Hornets dropped a match to their former division rivals. Hunter King led all scorers in the 18-hole clash with a 75 for the Braves. Joseph Madden topped Oxford with an 85.

WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 193, GLEN MILLS 272 » The Knights improved to 6-2 overall with a non-league win over Glen Mills. Ryan D’Ariano (35), Eric Miler (37) and Matt Feeney (39) were the leaders for Rustin.

Girls’ Golf

UNIONVILLE 172, GREAT VALLEY 200,

AVON GROVE 202 » Charlotte Scully carded a 1-under-par 34 to power the Indians (7-1 overall) past the Patriots and Devils. Amanda Heins had a 47 to lead Great Valley.

Boys’ Soccer

DOWNINGTOWN EAST 1, WEST CHESTER

HENDERSON 0 » In a defensive battle, the Cougars won on a goal by Gabe Wilson. Zach Delone and Nate McCourt were credited with assists, and keeper Dan Good notched his third shutout of the week for East.

KENNETT 4, GREAT VALLEY 0 » The Blue Demons broke open a tight battle with four goals in the season half. Alex Ayllon, Luke Nall and Dan Kunzig each had a goals and an assist to pace Kennett. Alex Lopez also scored. BISHOP SHANAHAN 3, DOWNINGTOWN

WEST 1 » Zane Domsohn tallied two goals and Michael Krause had a single goal for the Eagles. Jarron Rye registered the lone goal for West.

Girls’ Soccer

WEST CHESTER EAST 10, SUN VALLEY 0

» The Vikings raced to a 7-0 halftime and lead and cruised to the Ches-Mont win. Mackinizie Thompson had a hat trick and Isabella Savard added a goal and an assist for East. BISHOP SHANAHAN 2, DOWNINGTOWN

WEST 0 » The Whippets lost their top two goaltenders Kayla Detreux (injury) and Grace Wenner (card) and the Eagles scored two late goals to prevail. Mary Byerly tallied both goals and both came in the final 10 minutes. West falls to 2-2, 3-4 overall.

GREAT VALLEY 2, KENNETT 1 » Leigh Chamberlain and Gillian Yonce scored goals and Yonce added two assists for the Patriots.

CONESTOGA 3, STRATH HAVEN 1 » The Pioneers knocked the Panthers from the ranks of the unbeaten. Emily Wertz and Calista Courtney gave ’Stoga a 2-0 lead at the half. Nia Scott added an insurance goal for Conestoga (4-0, 6-1-1 overall).

Volleyball

SUN VALLEY 3, WEST CHESTER EAST 0

» The Vanguards beat the Vikings 255, 25-18, 25-16. The leaders for East include Reilly Ragni (four kills), MG Kerns (three kills), Evie Virgilio (two aces) and Ryleigh Griffin (11 digs, 11 assists).

BISHOP SHANAHAN 3, DOWNINGTOWN WEST 0 » The unbeaten Eagles kept their record unblemished with a 2512, 25-16, 25-14 win over the Whippets. Cara Shultz had 19 kills and Julie Gallagher delivered 13 digs for Shanahan. Aly Reardon (five kills, seven digs) and Hailey Lewis (four kills, four blocks) led the way for West. UNIONVILLE 3, WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 1

» Rustin’s Emma Nelson notched the 1,000th kill of her career but it wasn’t enough as the Indians got the win 2325, 25-19, 25-20, 27-25. Sophie Brenner had 15 kills, Elizabeth Sauerbaum added 29 assists and Taylor Lindsay chipped in 15 digs for Unionville. Nelson finished with 22 kills for Rustin. DOWNINGTOWN EAST 3, WEST CHESTER

HENDERSON 0 » The Cougars improved to 5-0 in the Ches-Mont (9-0 overall) with a straight set victory over the Warriors, 25-15, 25-21, 25-23. Rachel Werts and Jill Curran each had nine kills to pace East, and Jess Angeline added 27 assists, five digs and two aces.

GREAT VALLEY 3, KENNETT 1 » The Patriots edged the Blue Demons 26-24, 2624, 23-25, 25-20 in a tight Ches Mont battle. Alana Cunningham and Srah Karwoski led the way on offense for Great Valley.

Field Hockey

WESTTTOWN 2, BALDWIN 0 » Cate Cappuccio and Kadi Sylla scored goals to lead the Quakers. Goalie Sloan Isen registered the shutout for Westtown (2-1 overall). CONESTOGA 6, STRATH HAVEN 0 » In Central League action, the Pioneers blanked the Panthers thanks to a 19-0 shots on goal edge. Charlotte de Vries scored three times and added an assist for ’Stoga. DOWNINGTOWN WEST 7, BISHOP SHANAHAN0» Cianna Riccardo registered two goals and two assists to help the Whippets overwhelm the Eagles. Mia Garber also had two goals and an assist for West (4-0, 5-1 overall). Keeper Maddie Nguyen turned aside all five shots on goal. UNIONVILLE 1, WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 0

» The lone goal came from Grace Baccellieri off an assist by Mia Impagliazzo. Goalies Kalsey Hildenbrand and Madison Detweiler shared the shutout for the Indians.

GREAT VALLEY 6, PHOENIXVILLE 2 » In non-league action, the Pats outscored the Phantoms 5-1 in the secondc half to pull away. Aiden Drabick chipped in a goal and added a pair of assists for Great Valley. In goal, Ryan Curley made 10 saves to pace the defense. DOWNINGTOWN EAST 6, WEST CHESTER

HENDERSON 0 » The Cougars blanked the Warriors behind a two-goal performance from Jacqueline Belbin. Caroline Webb added a goal and three assists, and Olivia Canterino chipped in a goal and an assist for East.

Girls’ Tennis

WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 5, WEST CHESTER EAST 2 » The Knights won three of four doubles matches on their way to a Ches-Mont triumph. Cassie Huang and Julie DiCampli won at Nos. 1 and 2 singles, with DiCampli edging Ting Mariani 6-4, 4-6, 6-1.

SUN VALLEY 5, OXFORD 2 » The Vanguards notched their first win of the season over the Hornets. Mary Combs won in straight sets at 3rd singles and the team of Hannah Bartlett and Gina Pilaitis prevailed in a doubled match that went three sets for Oxford.

GREAT VALLEY 5, AVON GROVE 2 » On Senior Day, the Patriots ekked out close win over the Devils as there were four three-set matches. At No. 2 singles, Kate Corrigan outlasted Anny Condliffe 2-6, 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-3). In doubles, the teqam of Nandini Bhatt and Sapna Cholski aldo prevailed in three sets for Great Valley. DOWNINGTOWN WEST 7, KENNETT 0 » the Whippets won all seven matches in straight sets, including singles wins by Jordan Bradley, Holly Koons and Sophia Koons. The top doubles team of Divya Kalmady and Lily Shi topped Maddie Fowler and Emma Schmidt 6-2, 6-1.

Boy’s Cross Country

MALVERN PREP 19, EPISCOPAL 39 » The Friars had five of the top seven finishers in Inter-Ac action. Zach Brill (17:02) finished first and teammates Collin Hess and Drew Brill followed for Malvern.

Water Polo

MALVERN PREP 12, FRIENDS CENTRAL 5 » the Friars boasted eight different scorers and goaltender Jake Caufield made 16 saves to lead Malvern. Jack Cassidy had three goals, five assists and six steals. Dan Ward and Erik Yablonski each had two goals for the Friars.

College Cross Country

PURNELL, JOHNSON NAMED CIAA RUNERS OF THE WEEK » Lincoln cross country runners Nazirah Purnell and Kyuande Johnson have been named the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association women’s and men’s cross country runners of the Week for their performances at the Delaware Invitational meet last Saturday. In earning runner of the week honors for the second time this season, Purnell ran the fastest time ever by a Lincoln athlete on the White Clay Creek State Park 6,000-meter course, recording a time of 27:30.7, establishing a new school record for the course. Johnson was the Lions top runner for the third consecutive week, finishing 16th overall with a time of 30:17.0 for the 8,000-meter White Clay Creek course. He was the second non-Division I runner to cross the finish line.