Boone handles Muhlenberg; Exeter trounces Twin Valley; Gov. Mifflin rolls

Football

DANIEL BOONE 38, MUHLENBERG 21 >> At Birdsboro Oct. 12, Tommy Buchert rushed for 192 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Blazers to victory over the Muhls in Berks League play.

Buchert also connected with Matt Okuniewski on a 17-yard TD pass that helped stake Boone (13, 4-4) to an early 14-0 lead. Tanner Vanderslice capped the Blazers’ night with a one-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, and Nate Millard added a 37-yard field goal to his 5-for-5 in conversion kicks. EXETER 54, TWIN VALLEY 0 >> At Reiffton Oct. 12, Kolby Haag accounted for five touchdowns, and the Eagles dominated the Raiders in a Berks Section 1 matchup at Don Thomas Stadium.

Exeter (3-1, 5-3) led 26-0 with 1:51 left in the first quarter after Haag’s second touchdown pass to tight end Matt Feeney. Haag finished 9-of-11 with 141 yards passing while the running-back tandem of Steven Rose (nine carries, 110 yards) and Jeremiah Nixon combined for 197 yards rushing. GOV. MIFFLIN 48, LOWER

DAUPHIN 7 >> Nicholas Singleton and Kolbie Reeser each figured in on three touchdowns in the Mustangs’ non-league romp over Lower Dauphin.

Singleton (11 carries, 243 yards) collected 173 of them with scoring runs of 22, 89 and 62 yards to start the game. Reeser (4-for6, 132 yards) then threw scoring passes of 54 and 32 yards to Bryce Stubler and Michael Franks before running five yards for another TD. Jaden Quilles added a 31-yard scamper for GM’s final TD.

Boys cross country

BLAZERS GO 2-1 >> At Oley Oct. 9, Daniel Boone made a strong showing in a fourschool Berks Conference meet that included Twin Valley, Wilson and host Oley Valley. The Blazer outran the Bulldogs (2332) and Lynx (24-31) but were topped by the Raiders (19-39)

Alex Pingitore was Boone’s leading runner, placing third in 18:50.08 behind TV’s Dylan Servis (18:37.08) and Griffin Schlegel (18:41.99). Max Stefanelli placed eighth, Jacob Santos 13th and Riley Houck 14th for the Blazers (3-4, 9-6).

EAGLES SWEEP >> At Hamburg Oct. 9, the Eagles (4-3, 11-4) went 3-0 in a four-school Berks Conference meet that included Muhlenberg, Fleetwood and Hamburg. Exeter outran the Muhls (20-43), Tigers

(19-41) and Hawks (18-45).

Alex Holbrook ran second to Muhlenberg’s Jon Thrush, clocking an 18:11 to Thrush’s 17:48. Christian Pochron followed in third place, with Nathan Brinker sixth.

MUSTANGS GO 3-0 >> At Shillington Oct. 9, Gov. Mifflin swept a four-school Berks Conference meet that included Conrad Weiser, Kutztown and Reading High. The Mustangs (61, 15-3) outran the Scouts (15-44), Cougars (17-46) and Red Knights (25-3-6).

Brian Wentling came in third to lead GM, finishing behind Reading’s Cole Stoudt and Jon Wright. Mark Andrus and Nathan Harding went 4-5 behind Wentling to help the Mustangs’ sweep.

Girls cross country

BLAZERS SWEEP >> At Oley Oct. 9, Daniel Boone went 3-0 in a four-school Berks Conference meet that included Twin Valley, Wilson and host Oley Valley. The Blazers (5-2, 13-2) outran the Raiders (26-32), Bulldogs (24-34) and Lynx (1844).

Vivian Kase placed third in 22:31 for Boone, finishing behind TV’s Gina Mattera (22:16) and Wilson’s Emily Velez (22:25). Giving the Blazers other Top 10 finishes were Ashley Benoit (sixth), Hannah Santos (eighth) and Olivia Poore (10th).

EAGLES GO 3-0 >> At Hamburg Oct. 9, Exeter (6-1, 14-1) swept a four-school Berks Conference meet that included Muhlenberg, Fleetwood and Hamburg. The Eagles outran the Muhls (15-50), Tigers (1647) and Hawks (15-50).

Ella Ehrlert won the race for Exeter, she and teammate Katherine Kerchner crossing the line in 21:26. Helene Shevick followed in third place, with Sarah Smith finishing fifth.

MUSTANGS SWEEP >> At Shillington Oct. 9, Gov Mifflin maintained its unbeaten pace for the season by going 3-0 in a fourschool Berks Conference meet that included Conrad Weiser, Kutztown and Reading High. The Mustangs (7-0, 18-0) outran the Scouts (19-43), Cougars (15-50) and Red Knights (15-49).

Kallan Carter got GM individual race honors, her 21:45 clocking three seconds better than CW’s Kaitlyn Leister. Meigin Chandler, Krystalyn Super, Ariel Gardner, Rachel Ulrich and Andrea Miller followed in third through eighth places.

Field hockey

EXETER 3, TWIN VALLEY 0 >> At Shillington Oct. 13, Peyton Halsey scored a goal and had an assist to lead

the in Eagles the BCIAA over the quarterfinals. Raiders

Alayna Baldwin and Ariana Kline also had goals for Exeter. BERKS CATHOLIC 3, GOV. MIFFLIN 2 >> At Hamburg Oct. 13, Julia Bressler had two goals and one assist, and Bella Bressler had one goal and two assists, to keep all the scoring in the family as the Saints defeated the Mustangs(11-8) in their BCIAA quarterfinal game.

Ella Hazlett had both Mifflin’s goals, with Avianna Simchick-Dierolf adding 10-save goaltending. EXETER 6, MANHEIM TOWNSHIP 0 >> At Reiffton Oct. 8, Peyton Halsey scored five goals to lead the Eagles to victory over Manheim Township.

Katie Roper had an additional goal, and Ariana Kline added two assists to complete the scoring. EXETER 8, READING HIGH 0

>> At 14th and Greenwich Oct. 9, Ella Maille, Aaliyah Linfoot and Ariana Kline scored two goals each to lead the Eagles (9-1, 17-1) over the Red Knights.

Lizmarie Soto had 13 saves for Reading High. FLEETWOOD 4, DANIEL

BOONE 0 >> At Birdsboro Oct. 9, Casey Lynn Dewald and Mikaela Kaskey each had a goal and an assist to lead the Tigers over the Blazers.

Fleetwood clinched the second playoff berth in Berks II with the win. TULPEHOCKEN 3, DANIEL BOONE 2 >> At Birdsboro Oct. 10, Rachel Howe scored two goals — including the game-winner — to lift the Trojans over the Blazers (6-9-1). Kiley Marone added a goal and two assists for Tulpehocken. Haley Engle and Mackenzie Ring scored for Boone. TWIN VALLEY 4, GOV. MIFFLIN 0 >> At Elverson Oct. 9, Riley Knapp and Natali Foster scored two goals each to lead the Raiders over the Mustangs.

Boys soccer

FLEETWOOD 5, DANIEL BOONE 1 >> At Fleetwood Oct. 13, Haydn Zagorski netted a hat trick to key the Tigers’ win over the Blazers in a BCIAA quarterfinal.

Caleb Rahn had the lone goal for Boone, which got 13-save goaltending from Evan Trani. WILSON 3, GOV. MIFFLIN 2 >> At Reiffton Oct. 13, Patrick Ndambo score a goal in Overtime for the Bulldogs to help outlast the Mustangs (4-6, 9-10) in a BCIAA quarterfinal.

Tyler Dell and Sage Klein also scored a goal for Wilson. Along with an own goal, Cameron Rowe scored a Mustang goal to help tie the game in regulation. TULPEHOCKEN 2, DANIEL BOONE 0 >> At New Schaefferstown Oct. 10, Austin Miller had one goal and one assist, and Diego Aparicio had one goal, to lead the Trojans to victory over the Blazers (4-6, 8-9). EXETER 2, READING HIGH 2 >> At Hampden Park Oct. 8, Spencer Gieringer scored late in the second half and the Eagles (3-5-2, 3-10-4) tied the Red Knights.

Taylor Harbaugh also scored for Exeter, with Kevin Creamer getting credit for an assist. Owen DeGardi had a 14-save day in goal for the Eagles. GOV. MIFFLIN 2, DANIEL

BOONE 1 >> At Birdsboro Oct. 8, Joseph Petricoin scored on a header off Noah Astheimer’s assist with 16 minutes remaining to lead the Mustangs (4-6, 8-9) over the Blazers. Rethabile Seifrit scored the first goal for Gov. Mifflin. For Daniel Boone, Aden Slifer had an unassisted goal. GOV. MIFFLIN 2, CEDAR CLIFF

1>> At Shillington Oct. 9, Joseph Petracoin scored the winning goal with three minutes remaining on a strike from 25 yards to lead the Mustangs (4-6, 9-9) past the Colts.

Gov. Mifflin will head to the Berks County playoffs for the first time in 35 years.

Girls soccer

FLEETWOOD 5, DANIEL BOONE 0 >> At Fleetwood Oct. 9, Leilah Sallee and Emma Crissman had two goals each and Faith Herndon had a goal and an assist to lead the Tigers past the Blazers (3-6, 6-10).

Jenna Heasley had 16 saves in goal for Boone. EXETER 10, READING HIGH 2

>> At Reiffton Oct. 9, Jane Bossler, Taylor Mentzer and Jackie Richards each had two goals as the Eagles (7-3, 13-4) defeated the Red Knights.

Marina Messner (two assists), Lauren Bowers, Ella Gerhart and Gwen Hettinger also scored for Exeter.

GOV. MIFFLIN 4, TWIN VALLEY0>> At Shillington Oct. 9, Jeyda Duran-Coronado had two goals and Olivia Conover had one goal and one assist to lead the Mustangs (5-3-1, 10-5-2) past the Raiders.

Girls volleyball

DANIEL BOONE 3, TWIN VALLEY 2 >> At Elverson Oct. 9, the Blazers outlasted the Raiders in their Berks Conference match. Set scores were 26-28, 25-17, 25-21, 17-25 and 15-10.

Maddy Armstrong had eight assists and 21 digs; Valori Klick had six kills and three blocks; Arden McCoy had three kills, three digs and five aces; and Ally Santos had 18 digs for Boone. EXETER 3, TWIN VALLEY 0

>> At Reiffton Oct. 8, the Eagles swept their Berks Conference match with the

Raiders by set scores of 255, 25-18 and 25-16.

Jenna Gehris had 32 assists and three aces for Exeter, which saw Maddy Forry add seven kills, four digs and two aces; Madison Levengood eight kills and two aces; and Jasmine Sam had five digs. EXETER 3, READING HIGH 0 >> At Geigle Complex Oct. 9, the Eagles rolled over the Red Knights by set scores of 25-5, 25-8 and 25-19.

Drew Kofke had 10 kills and three aces for Exeter, which saw Abby Campbell add five kills and six aces, Maddie Tsakonas seven aces and Reese Ganster three kills and three aces. EXETER 3, BERKS CATHOLIC

0>> At Wolf Gymnasium Oct. 10, in a pairing of Berks Conference division leaders, the Eagles (10-0, 12-0) swept the Saints by set scores of 25-20, 25-14 and 25-15.

Drew Kofke had 14 kills and three aces for Exeter, which saw Jenna Gehris add 28 assists, two kills and four aces; Madeleine Forry seven kills and six digs; and Karysa Karas 10 digs. WILSON 3, GOV. MIFFLIN 0 >> At Shillington Oct. 9, the Bulldogs swept the Mustands by set scores of 2511, 25-21 and 25-18.

For Mifflin, Briyana Shepard had six kills and two aces, Claire Hepburn four kills and one block, and Mackenzie Sweigart nine digs. GOV. MIFFLIN 3, MUHLENBERG 1 >> At Shillington Oct. 11, the Mustangs broke up a 1-1 tie by taking the next two sets of their Berks Conference match with the Muhls. Set scores were 2521, 16-25, 25-16 and 25-17.

Briyana Shepard had 12 kills and four aces for Mifflin, which saw Rileigh Hilbert addd seven kills, Mackenzie Sweigart 11 digs and two aces and Annie Francone 25 assists and six aces. GOV. MIFFLIN 2, EXETER 0 >> At Tulpehocken Oct. 13, Gillian Maack had a goal and an assist and Jeyda Duran-Coronado added another goal as the Mustangs (12-5-2) defeated the Eagles (13-5) in a BCIAA playoff quarterfinal.

Katelyn Dreibelbis had six goalkeeper saves for Mifflin, and Gillyan Dewbrew seven for Exeter.

Boys water polo

EXETER 14, PERKIOMEN VALLEY8>> At Collegeville Oct. 9, Chris Scoboria had five goals and one assist and Jacob Emes-Hanson and Luke Scoboria each had four goals and an assist to lead the Eagles past the Vikings. GOV. MIFFLIN 16, UPPER

PERKIOMEN 9 >> At Red Hill Oct. 8, Aidan Hassler scored five goals, Jacob Novotny had three goals and two assists, Matthew Brown and Gabe Kitsch

each had two goals and an assist and Mason Woolwine had a goal and two assists to lead the Mustangs past the Indians. GOV. MIFFLIN 11, CENTRAL

YORK 2 >> At Shillington Oct. 13, the Mustangs had eleven players scoring a goal apiece in their victory over Central York.

Matthew Brown also had three assists for Mifflin (13-10). GOV. MIFFLIN 11, READING

HIGH 3 >> At Geigle Complex Oct. 10, Jacob Novotny had four goals and an assist to lead the Mustangs past the Red Knights. Ben Gerhard and Aiden McCurley each had three goals and an assist for Mifflin. GOV. MIFFLIN 18, WISSAHICKON 8 >> At Shillington Oct. 13, Aidan Hassler scored eight goals and Jacob Novotny added three goals to lead the Mustangs to a win over the Trojans.

Jacob Novotny chipped in with a hat trick for Mifflin, which had six other players contribute goals. GOV. MIFFLIN 10, HAZLETON 7

>> At Shillington, Matthew Brown and Aidan McCurley scored four goals and three goals respectively to lead the Mustangs (12-10) to victory.

Girls water polo

PERKIOMEN VALLEY 14, EXETER 8 >> At Collegeville Oct. 9, Cassidy McGee had three goals and an assist for the Eagles in a non-league loss to the Vikings.. GOV. MIFFLIN 12, UPPER

PERKIOMEN 8 >> At Red Hill Oct. 8, Camryn Hubric had one goal and three assists, Ava Enriquez had a goal and two assists, Courtney Hubric and Abby Steckiel each had two goals and Ella Tice and Emilie Gerhard each had a goal and an assist as the Mustangs beat the Indians. GOV. MIFFLIN 9, READING HIGH 4 >> At Geigle Complex Oct. 10, Emma Steckiel had three goals and Courtney Novotny and Emilie Gerhard each had two as the Mustangs (22, 13-4) defeated the Red Knights (4-3, 11-10).

Ava Enriquez and Morgan MacMahon completed Mifflin’s scoring. GOV MIFFLIN 12, CENTRAL YORK 5 >> At Shillington Oct. 13, the Mustangs had balanced scoring in the non-league victory over Central York.

Ella Tice, Emilie Gerhard and Hailey Eisenhaur had two goals apiece to lead the way for Mifflin (16-4). GOV. MIFFLIN 11, HAZLETON

6>> At Shillington Oct. 13, Ava Enriquez and Emilie Gerhard scored four goals apiece to lead the Mustangs to the win.

Courtney Novatny added two goals and Morgan MacMahon added one goal to complete the scoring for Mifflin (15-4).