Dock racing past competition
Boys Track
DOCK GOES 3-0 » The Pioneers came out on top in a Wednesday quad meet, finishing with 74 points, over Jenkintown (40), Calvary Christian (28) and Faith Christian (18).
Stanley Saint-Fleur ran a strong 800 for the Pioneers, winning the event in 1 minute, 57 seconds.
Also for Dock, Micah Mast won the 400 in 59.12 and he also won the 300 hurdles in 50.99.
Luke Miller of Jenkintown raced to first in the 1,600 in 4:27 and he also crossed second in the 800 in 1:59.
GIRLS TRACK
DOCK GOES 3-0 » The Pioneers prevailed in a quad meet Tuesday, finishing with 103 points, atop Jenkintown (25), Calvary Christian (20) and Faith Christian (15).
Madelyn Lewis had a big day for Dock, winning the discus (77-3), shot put (295.25), and javelin (75-5).
Olivia Sperol of Jenkintown was the 800 winner in 2:25.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL
PENNRIDGE 3, CB WEST 0 » The Rams prevailed 25-13, 25-16, 25-21 on Wednesday night.
Pennridge, improving to 3-0, was led by Ryan Benscoter (14 kills, four aces), Tyler Johnson (8 kills, two blocks), Bryce Muller (four kills, four aces), Nick Smith (four kills), Thomas McKinney (four kills), Riley Kodidek (30 assists) and Dan Detweiler (9 digs).
DOCK 3, NORTH PENN 0 » The Pioneers pulled out the win on Thursday. Sean Gillespie, Anthony Bernardo, Tristan Blum and Alex Yoo stood out for the Pioneers.
GIRLS LACROSSE WISSAHICKON 15, CB SOUTH 9
» The Trojans had their attack rolling on Wednesday.
Emma Baker and Sophia Chiodo Ortiz each scored five goals with one assist each. Baker added 8 draw controls to her game as well and Chiodo added two ground balls.
Quinn Gaffey (two goals, three assists, three draw controls), Chloe Lee (two goals), Abby DeGroat scored (one goal, four draw controls), Nora Ryan (one assist, two ground balls), Amanda Brecher (two forced turnovers, two ground balls) and Madeline Murphy had (six saves) also starred for Wiss.
Teagan Mullan had five goals to lead the Titans.
Boys Tennis
POTTSGROVE 7, UPPER MERION 0 » The Vikings dropped the PAC match on Thursday. Michael Krueger, Wyatt Lear and Rhys Yochem stood out for the Falcons.