Woodward becomes Methacton boys hoops’ all-time leading scorer
Boys Basketball
METHACTON 88, POTTSTOWN
47 » Jeff Woodward became Methacton boys team’s all-time leading scorer — eclipsing Andrew Smith’s mark of 1,289 points set in 1993 — as the Colgate commit finished with 13 points Thursday in the Warriors’ 15th straight win.
Erik Timko had gamehigh 23 points for Methacton (18-1, 14-0 PAC/9-0 PAC Liberty) while Brett Eberly and Owen Kropp each finished with 11 points. PERK VALLEY 46, UPPER PERK
33 » Upper Perkiomen cut Perkiomen Valley’s 13-point halftime lead to five entering the fourth quarter but the Vikings outscored UP 15-7 in the final period to pull away and end a fourgame losing streak.
Aidan Gansz led Perk Valley (8-11, 5-9 PAC/1-8 PAC Liberty) with 11 points.
Girls Basketball
METHACTON 68, POTTSTOWN
26 » Nicole Timko scored a game-high 21 points as Methacton led 26-6 after a quarter and rolled to its fifth win in a row.
Sydney Tornetta added 19 points — moving into seventh in program history with 956 career points — and also grabbed six rebounds for the Warriors (152, 10-2 PAC/6-2 PAC Liberty) PJP II 39, NORRISTOWN 19
» Amelia Kennedy led all scorers with 18 as Pope John Paul II picked up its third consecutive win Thursday.
Mary Kate Shannon scored 11 points for the Golden Panthers (8-9, 7-5 PAC/6-2 PAC Frontier). Nahtavia Dunlap’s eight points paced Norristown (3-16, 3-11 PAC/0-9 PAC Liberty). PERK VALLEY 74, UPPER PERK
31 » Grace Ramsey totaled a game-high 16 points as Perkiomen Valley cruised to its fourth straight victory.
Naiya Daisey scored 13 points while Emma Milery chipped in 10 points for the Vikings (7-10, 7-6 PAC/3-5 PAC Liberty).
Girls Swimming
SOUDERTON 95, CB EAST 91 »
Abby Burns, Frankie Ferlick and Ellie Hiestand all won twice as Souderton edged Central Bucks East for a SOL Continental win.
Burns took first in the 200 free (2:02.58) and 100 fly (1:00.92) for the Indians (7-1-1, 5-0 conference). Ferlick won the 50 free (24.72) and 100 free (54.68) while Hiestand posted the best times in the individual medley (2:17.78) and 100 back (1:01.70). METHACTON 107, UPPER MER
ION 78 » The Warriors got two firsts from Alex Ferrance as they outswam the Vikings in Thursday’s PAC meet.
Ferrance’s firsts came in the 200 free (2:06.91) and 100 fly (1:03.99). She also swam the lead leg on Methacton’s winning 400 free relay (4:04.67).
UPPER PERKIOMEN 81, NOR
RISTOWN 55 » Noel Fresa and Devin Romanowski won pairs of events to lead the Indians past the Eagles in Thursday’s PAC meet.
Fresa topped the 200 IM (2:09.93) and 100 free (53.62), with Romanowski doing the same in the 50 free (26.13) and 500 free (5:27.61). Norristown got individual-event firsts from Rachel Pham in the 100 back (1:33.57) and Olivia Parks in the 100 breast (1:18.23).
Upper Perkiomen 81 Norristown 55
200 Medley Relay: Upper Perkiomen (Cooney, Hang, McKelvy, Martin), 2:08.16 200 Free: Darragh Martin (UP), 2:07.99 200 IM: Noel Fresa (UP), 2:09.93
50 Free: Devin Romanowski (UP), 26.13 100 Fly: Caitlyn McKelvy (UP), 1:09.17 100 Free: Noel Fresa (UP), 53.62
500 Free: Devin Romanowski (UP), 5:27.61
200 Free Relay: Norristown (Boyd, Parks, Mocarsky, Hendricks), 2:07.46
100 Back: Rachel Pham (Nt), 1:33.57 100 Breast: Olivia Parks (Nt), 1:18.23 400 Free Relay: Norristown (Pham, Alvarado, Pendleton, Jordan), 7:04.74
Boys Swimming
SOUDERTON 105, CB EAST 81
Robbie Ferlick won both the 50 free (23.33) and 100 free (50.57) and also swam on Souderton’s first-place 200 and 400 free relays as the Indians claimed an SOL Continental victory.
Matt Masciulli took first in both the 200 free (1:51.94) and 100 fly (57.05) for the Indians (7-2, 5-0 conference).
UPPER MERION 100, METHAC
TON 80 » Michael Lemishko and Cody Nguyen each won two individual races to lead the Vikings in Thursday’s PAC meet with the Warriors.
Lemishko topped the 200 IM (2:03.41) and 100 fly (54.13), with Nguyen doing the same in the 50 free (22.62) and 100 free (49.41). Christopher Groff led Methacton with his firsts in the 200 free (5:14.76) and 100 back (55.64). UPPER PERKIOMEN 81, NOR
RISTOWN 56 » Sean Lyman gave the Indians a recordbreaking performance during Thursday’s PAC meet with the Eagles.
Lyman’s 1:57.50 clocking in the 200 IM was a new UP pool and team record. It complemented Trevor Cairns’ two-win outing in the 200 free (1:51.45) and 100 fly (57.40).
Devon Carpenter gave Norristown a pair of firsts in the 50 free (23.35) and 100 free (52.29).
Boys Bowling
SPRING-FORD 3, NORTH
PENN 1 » Spring-Ford’s Mason Doan recorded a 700 series — bowling games of 218, 290 and 192 — as the Rams took the second and third games and total pins in Thursday’s nonleague match.
James Carnal paced North Penn with a 682 series. Lucas Francis added a 678 series for the Knights while Martin Grace had a 610 series. Spring-Ford’s Matt Hanson had a 652 series with Bobby Schneeweir posting a 623 series.
Girls Bowling
SPRING-FORD 4, NORTH PENN
0» Lauren Black bowled games of 183, 128 and 159 for a 470 series as SpringFord collected a sweep in Thursday’s nonleague match.
Annaleigh Switzer led North Penn with a 386 series.