Methacton’s duo coasting along in district doubles

Methacton’s Dina Nouaime and Tina Prince stayed on a roll, winning their first two rounds of District 1-AAA Doubles after capturing the PAC Championship last weekend. The No. 8 seeds won 6-0, 6-0 in the first round over Penn Wood’s Ivdele Ortiz and Sallay Thollie. In the 2nd round, the Warriors duo won 6-0, 6-3 over Perk Vallehy’s Jasmine Morris and Nadja Townsend. In the quarterfinals tomorrow, they will face the No. 1 seeds from Conestoga. In Class AA Doubles, Lower Moreland’s No. 1 seeds Ally Cheiken and Elizabeth Berzin coasted into the finals without dropping a set. After a bye in the first round, the duo defeated Victoria Cervantes and Ce- cilia Logan of Villa Maria, 6-1, 6-3. In the quarters, the LM duo knocked off PJP’s Dominique Marracau and Jillian Boyle, 6-1, 6-0. Saturday in the finals the Lions dou will face Villa’s Brooke Simonson and Gabby Perschino. Matches will continue at Legacy at 5 p.m.

The Mount dropped an overtime decision Friday despite a goal from Madison Hornig. Grace DiGiovanni had an assist for Mount (8-8-1, 5-7).

Madison Swartley scored the lone goal of the game on a free kick and the Pioneers defense did the rest Thursday. Mia Baumgartten scored the lone goal of the game and Owen J. won the PAC Championship Thursday night. Owen J. Roberts 1, PJP 0

Sara Readinger’s head ball with two minutes left was the difference for the Indians Thursday. Souderton 2, Garnet Valley 1 Goals-assists: S, Aleah Kramer 0-1; Erin O’Keefe 1-0; Sara Readinger 1-0; Cara McCausland 0-1 Thursday night, the Indians got the win behind a goal from David Hafler. Souderton 1, Garnet Valley 0

Scoring goals for the Pioneers on Thursday were Aiden Kelly, Praise Zoegar, Austin Kratz and Hayden Phillips. The Pioneers were led by Nicole Ford with 10 kills and Hannah Swartley with 9 kills in a 25-19, 25-9 and 25-23 sweep of the Trojans. Dock 3, Wissahickon 0