D-West’s Bergey, Coatevsille’s Ellis score 100th career point

Two local high school boys’ lacrosse players, Downingtown West’s Bret Bergey and Coatesville’s Owen Ellis, each scored their 100th career point Tuesday during their respective teams’ victories.

Bergey (6 goals, 2 assists) scored his 100th career point during the Whippets’ 15-8 win against Unionville on Senior Night. Other key contributors for D-West included Kevin Lundmark (5 goals, 2 assists), Bram Monroe (2 goals, 2 assists), Eddie Moore (1 goal, 1 assist), Owen Lundmark (2 assists), Michael Straub (1 goal, 5 assists, won 21 of 22 faceoffs) and goalie Zach Rossman (10 saves). Senior Jackson Chiappa was awarded the Brian Houshower scholarship as a graduating senior.

Ellis (3 goals, 4 assists) scored his 100th career point during Coatesville’s 16-2 win against Sun Valley. Other contributors included Tommy Ortega (6 goals, 2 assists), Jake Van Orden (1 goal, 3 assists), Derek Cooper (3 goals), Logan Swisher (won 11 of 14 faceoffs) and goalie Dax Shallis (7 saves).

CONESTOGA 15, HARRITON 6 » Eleven different Pioneers scored, and Pat Reilly, Drew Merschel and Iam Kim each tallied twice. Reilly also dished out 2 assists, and Kim won 11 of 12 faceoffs. AVON GROVE 10, GREAT VALLEY 8 » Preston Boyd and Trent Lucovich both had hat tricks for the Red Devils, and Avon Grove goalie Nate Hammond recorded 9 saves. For the Patriots, Andy Talone had 11 faceoff wins, Daniel Siaton scored 5 goals and Nick Mort recorded 12 saves. WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 13, OXFORD 4 » Antonio Santangelo tallied 5 goals, and both Jake Jackson and Marek Seaman scored two goals and dished out three assists. Rustin goalie Billy Carney recorded 10 saves. WEST CHESTER HENDERSON 3, BISHOP SHANAHAN 2 » Seamus Murphy scored two goals, including the gamewinner with 4 seconds left. Charlie Fort (1 goal, 1 assist) and Ryan Timmins (13 saves) also contributed to the victory. The Warriors held Shanahan scoreless for the final three quarters.

Girls’ lacrosse

CONESTOGA 14, HARRITON 3 » The Pioneers were led by Kate Galica (3 goals, 2 assists), Keating Hopkins (2 goals, 3 ground balls) and Kiki Liebeziet (2 goals, 4 draw controls). DOWNINGTOWN EAST 11, KENNETT 10 » The Cougars were led by Macenzie Haragos (2 goals), Lexie Conte (1 goal, 2 assists, 3 ground balls, 4 draw controls), Nickie Prendergast (7 draw controls), Sofia Fanelli (4 goals) and Addy Mulhern (10 saves). WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 15, OXFORD 7 » For the Hornets, Jordan Kane and Alexis Reinard each scored 2 goals and Mackenzie Clark dished out 2 assists and tallied 1 goal.

Baseball

OXFORD 6, UNIONVILLE 3 » The Hornets’ attack was led by Tim Hafti (2 hits, 3 RBIs, double), Connor Reilly (2 hits) and Landen Rozich (3-for-4, 2 runs, 2 RBIs, double).

College Track & field

IMMACULATA WOMEN EARN

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS » The Atlantic East Conference announced its women’s track & field AllConference selections on Tuesday, and Immaculata sophomore Emily Kipers earned one of three AllConference First Team selections in the pole vault following a three-way tie at the 2.15-meter mark for the gold medal on Sunday. Kipers also became the first heptathlete in Immaculata history to compete in a conference meet. Julia Darlak earned All-Conference Second Team in two track events on Sunday. First, Darlak earned the silver medal in the 100-meter dash, posting a 13.64 time. Darlak then earned Second Team honors with her second place finish in the 200-meter, posting a 28.92 time on the event. The Mighty Macs’ 4x100meter relay team of Peyton Hays, Jillian Humphries, Faith Gillin, and Julia Darlak then earned All-Conference Second Team honors on their event, setting the program record with a 54.54 time on the event.