North Penn pins loss on Chichester
Wrestling
NORTH PENN 66, CHICHESTER 12 » The Knights picked up a big win at the Quakertown Duals behind seven pins on Saturday. Recording the wins by fall for the Knights were Jaden Stahl at 120, Wyatt Miller at 132, Michael Cliver at 138, Joseph Morrow at 145, William Morrow at 152, Nick Ray at 160, Dylan Verway at 172 and Devon Pinkert at 285.
PENNRIDGE 58, CB SOUTH 5 » The Rams improved to 9-3 on the season with a dominant performance, which saw them lose just one bout. The Rams started the match off with wins by fall from Talan Hogan at 160, Ryan Gallagher at 172, Riley Cullen at 189 and Xavier Dantzler at 215. Also winning by fall for Pennridge in the match were Cole Coffin at 113, Jesse Rose at 126 and Gio Iadonisi at 145.
ES NORTH 39, HATBORO-HORSHAM 30 » The Hatters won four bouts but dropped the match at the CB East Duals on Saturday. Winning by fall for Hatboro-Horsham were Ryan Allgeier at 113, Orion Newell at 126 and Andy Alameda-Guzman at 215.
HATBORO-HORSHAM 40, WISSAHICKON 36 » The Hatters picked up a win over their
SOL Liberty rivals on Saturday at the CB East Duals. The Hatters picked up four wins by pins. Recording the takedowns were Orion Newell at 126, Chris Staub at 132, Brady Pagano at 172 and Ryan Allgeier at 106. Winning by fall for the Trojans were Jackson Prince at 160, Tyler Prince at 215 and Ryan Lee at 285.
Girls basketball
METHACTON 74, UPPER MERION 19 » The Warriors raced out to a 29-0 lead after one quarter and coasted to the PAC win on Friday night. Nicole Timko led the way for the Warriors with 22 points and now has 1,483 career points, trailing only Renee Womack who scored 1,682 points. Cassidy Kropp also chipped in with 17 for Methacton (13-1, 9-0). Upper Merion (3-10, 3-5) was led by Devon Maiden with 8 points.
CB WEST 51, TRUMAN 13 » Emily Spratt led a balanced attack with 10 points and 7 rebounds as the Bucks (122) picked up the SOL crossover win on Friday.
SOUDERTON 50, CR SOUTH 36 » The Indians (12-2) opened the game with a 13-0 run and never looked back in picking up the SOL crossover win on Friday night. Casey Harter paced Souderton with a double-double, scoring 14 points and collecting 10 rebounds. Mikalya
McGilian provided plenty of scoring punch for the Indians with 16 points, while Erin Bohmueller added 12. Teya McConnaha came through with 8 rebounds and 2 blocks for Souderton.
ABINGTON 73, TENNENT 36 » The Ghosts rolled to another win on Friday night, improving to 13-1 on the season. Cire Worley paced the offense with 22 points, while Abril Bowser added 16.
Boys basketball
WOOD 71, FATHER JUDGE 59 » A balanced attack from the Vikings handed them the PCL victory on Friday. Justin Moore led the offense for Wood with 14 points, while Josh Reed added 13. Bahsil Lester and Carson Howard each chipped in with 11.
PENN CHARTER 57, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 51 » The Patriots were outscored in every quarter and dropped the Inter-AC contest on Friday. Blake Smith paced GA with 16 points.
BENSALEM 65, PENNRIDGE 37 » The Rams trailed by just 3 points at the half before Bensalem pulled away in a SOL crossover contest on Friday night. Tommy Cramer scored 11 points to pace a balanced Pennridge attack, while Justin McCormick added 9.
METHACTON 31, SPRINGFORD 28 » The Warriors (150) survived the Rams in a defensive slugfest on Friday night. Colin Meyer hit a late 3-pointer ot give the Warriors the lead with less than a minute to go. Cole Hargrove led the Warriors with 8 points.
SPRINGFIELD-MONTCO 53, HATBORO-HORSHAM 40 » The Spartans scored 17 points in the fourth quarter and pulled away from the Hatters on Friday night. Dylan McKenzie paced Springfield with 17 points, while Ben Cooney added 16 points and 6 rebounds.
UPPER DUBLIN 52, CB EAST 48 » The Cardinals (11-4) pulled out the victory in overtime. Upper Dublin was led by junior DJ Cerisier with 15 points, who also hit two late free throws to close out the win. Seaton Kukla added 13 points for Upper Dublin.
Boys bowling
JENKINTOWN 3, DOCK 1 » Zeke Longacre paced the Pioneers with games of 160 and 157, while Jenkintown’s James Martin led the Drakes with games of 155 and 189.
Girls bowling
DOCK 3.5, JENKINTOWN 0.5 » Maggie Dowell paced the Pioneers with games of 164 and 188, while Jenkintown’s Samantha Zazulak rolled a 166 to pace the Drakes.