Lisovyy sends Lower Moreland to District 1-2A tennis title

Girls tennis

LOWER MORELAND 5, GWYNEDD MERCY 0 >> Nikole Lisovyy de- feated Kelsey Van Thuyne in first singles, helping Lower Moreland capture its fourth straight District 1-2A team title on Wednesday.

Ally Cheiken defeated Isabella Kellner 6-0, 6-1 at No. 2 singles.

Lower Moreland 5, Gwynedd Mercy 0

Singles: Nikole Lisovyy (LM) def. Kelsey Van Thuyne 6-0, 6-0; Ally Cheiken (LM) def. Isabella Kellner 6-0, 6-1; Elizabeth Berzin (LM) def. Tess Flanigan 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles: Maeve McErlean-Nicole Stone (LM) def. Bella Bauman-Olivia Urie 6-1, 7-5; Lauren Oblon-Julianna Litz (LM) def. Jordan WhiteAudrey Keen 7-6 (8-6), 6-1.

GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 6, HILL 1>> The Patriots took both doubles matches to help cement the victory on Wednesday.

Germantown Academy 6, Hill 1

Singles: Elena Zhang (H) def. Emma Menkowitz 6-0, 6-0; Tiffany Zhang (GA) def. Joyce Sun 6-1; 6-2; Sarah Rojas (GA) def. Melissa Xu 6-3, 6-0; Emily Wang (GA) def. Carla Canales 6-4, 4-6, 10-8; Kendall Skalicky (GA) def. Natasha Kathuria 6-3, 6-2.

Doubles: Alice Su-Amanda Li (GA) def. Amanda Sprague-Hayley Wisniewski 6-1, 7-6; Devon Gelman-Julia Ostrovsky (GA) def. Mofe Akinyanmi-Marina Mendez 6-4, 3-6, 10-7.

Girls soccer

PENN CHARTER 4, GMA 0 >> Grace Galbreath made 10 saves in net but GMA dropped the game on Saturdaty.

Penn Charter 4, GMA 0 Penn Charter

Shots: GMA 8.

Saves: GMA, Grace Galbreath (10). GMA 0:4 PC (0:2 at half)

Boys soccer

GERMANTOWN FRIENDS 4, ANC 0 >> The Lions fell short on Monday.

Germantown Friends 4, ANC 0 ANC

Goals-assists: GFS, Gray Palmer 1-0; Josh Zeelander 1-0; Addison Kolff 1-0; Jacob Sternberg-Sher 1-0.

ANC 5, FRIENDS SELECT 0 >> Yates Pendleton scored three goals as the Lions won on Friday.

ANC 5, Friends Select 0 ANC Friends Select 2-2 —4 0-0 —0 0-0 —0 3-1 —4 2-3 —5 0-0 —0

Goals-assists: ANC, Yates Pendleton 3-0; Tom Vandegrfit 1-0; Ryan Beavers 1-0.

WISSAHICKON 1, UPPER DUBLIN 0>> Eddie Fortescue scored 15 minutes in for the Trojans in the SOL American battle on Tuesday.

Wissahickon 1, Upper Dublin 0 Wissahickon Upper Dublin

Wissahickon goal: Eddie Fortescue. Saves: Wissahickon (W) Jun Yuh.

ACADEMY NEW CHURCH 1, FRIENDS CENTRAL 0 >> Chakra Wade scored the lone goal for ANC Wednesday in the victory.

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WISSAHICKON 58, EASTERN YORK 43>> Wissahickon football fans traveled out to Eastern York to watch a Friday night football game and were treated with a basketball game instead. The young Trojans were able to notch their first victory Friday night, besting Eastern York 5843.

The Trojans put the scoreboard operator at work early behind the running of senior Chris Smalls to take a lead of 6-0. Eastern York behind a high powered passing offense was able to strike early and often in the first quarter to take a 21-6 lead mid-way through the quarter.

The young Trojans did not put their head down, and was able to respond back to close 1st quarter with a score by way of a pass from Nick Santo to Maurice Willis.

The 2nd quarter saw the Trojans jump on the back of Smalls and the arm of Nick Santo to go into the half down 28-20.

The defense started the 2nd half with a stand to force Eastern York to their first punt of the night. Wissahickon responded back with a TD run by Smalls to tie the score 28-28.

Eastern York responded with a drive of its own giving them the lead once again at 35-28.

Wissahickon moved the ball down the field with runs and a long pass from Santo to Caso to set the team up for the score. A missed extra point left the score 35-34.

At this point in the game, lighting struck quickly for the Trojans.

In a span of two minutes Wissahickon put 24 points on the board. A TD run by Smalls, a fumble recovery and score for Tyler Caso, and another TD run by Smalls accounted for the scoring.

All three scores were followed with 2-point conversions by Jalen Smalls. This barrage of points allowed the Trojans to secure the victory.

Smalls had a career night finishing the game with 24 carries for 249 yards and 4 TDs. He also had 2 catches for 18 yards and a sack.

Nick Santo continued to perform in his sophomore season going 12-26 for 202 yards with 2 TDs and 3 INTs.

Maurice Willis continues his stellar senior season with 3 catches for 99 yards with 2 TDs.

Tyler Caso put in a complete game on both sides of the ball. Offensively, he had 3 catches for 52 yards, 2 carries for 5 yards with a TD. Defensively, he had a fumble return for a TD and numerous QB pressures.

Girls volleyball

BALDWIN 3, GA 2 >> Shannon Topley had 37 assists but the Patriots fell in five sets on Friday night. The Patriots (5-10, 1-6) lost 19-25, 25-23, 25-17, 12-25, 22-20.

Baldwin 3, GA 2 Baldwin GA (5-10, 1-6)

GA stats: Shannon Topley 37 assists, 1 dig, 2 aces; Natalie Schildt 25 kills, 6 digs, 1 block, 5 aces; Mackenzie Smith 10 kills, 3 digs, 3 blocks, 1 ace; Taylor Putnam 2 kills, 2 blocks, 1 ace; Becca Booth 4 kills, 4 blocks; Kelli Ramer 9 digs, 2 assists, 1 ace; Colleen Gibbons 1 ace; Elizabeth Reaume 2 digs.

MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 3, CB WEST 2 >> Central Bucks West rallied back from two sets down but Mount St. Joseph took the fifth set 1512 to hold on for a non-league win Thursday.

Mackenzie Brooks had 22 kills and 12 digs for the Bucks while Juliana Stump finished with 24 digs and six kills.

Mount St. Joseph 3, CB West 2

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Mackenzie Brooks 22 kills, 12 digs; Amanda Mass 11 kills, 2 blocks 4 digs; Naomi Woo 8 kills, 3 blocks; Juliana Stumpf 6 kills, 24 digs; Ana Claricurzio 2 aces, 1 kill, 1 block, 46 assists, 9 digs; Magda Videva 2 kills, 1 block; Maggie Winderman 1 ace, 20 digs; Maggie McCusker 3 aces, 6 digs.

WISSAHICKON 3, DOCK 1 >> Wissahickon won the first set in extra points as the Trojans spoiled Dock Mennonite’s Senior Night with a four-set non-league win Thursday.

Nicole Ford collected 13 kills, 21 digs and five aces for Dock (8-8) Cailie Ridge made 20 digs while La’Akea Fujita had 10 digs and six kills.

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Nicole Ford 13 kills, 21 digs, 5 aces; La’Akea Fujita 6 kills, 10 digs; Cailie Ridge 20 digs.

PW 3, CHELTENHAM 0 >> Sophia Repholz made 10 digs, Aja Smith had seven kills and a dig and Plymouth Whitemarsh swept Cheltenham Wednesday to split the SOL American Conference championship with Hatboro-Horsham.

Gillian Conner chipped in six kills, five aces and two digs while Megan Peuser had five kills and three digs for the Colonials (18-2, 17-1 conference), who earned a third-straight SOL American title.

PW 3, Cheltenham 0

Plymouth Whitemarsh Cheltenham

Plymouth Whitemarsh: Gillian Conner 5 aces, 6 kills, 2 digs; Aja Smith 7 kills, 1 dig; Megan Peuser 5 kills, 2 digs; Sophia Repholz 10 digs.

GA 3, GEORGE SCHOOL 0 >> Natalie Schildt recorded 19 kills, 10 aces and a pair of digs as Germantown Academy swept George School for a non-league win Wednesday.

Shannon Topley had 23 assists and four aces for the Patriots (5-9, 1-5 Inter-Ac).

GA 3, George School 0

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Shannon Topley 23 assists, 4 aces; Natalie Schildt 19 kills, 10 aces, 2 digs; Mackenzie Smith 3 kills, 4 aces 1 dig; Taylor Putnan 1 block; Becca Booth 4 kills; Kelli Ramer 4 digs, 2 aces; Elizabeth Reaume 1 kill; Kiersten Reilly 1 ace.

Boys water polo

GA 13, EA 10 >> A thrilling comeback win against league rival Episcopal Academy capped off GA’s week of road battles. Four quarters weren’t enough to decide a winner as the teams ended regulation deadlocked at 10. The Patriots had to claw back from a 7-3 deficit in the second half to deadlock the game and send it in to extra time. Junior captain Walker Butler led the way during the comeback, tallying seven goals in regulation. Playing with a short bench due to two starters fouling out, GA had several players step up in the fourth and overtime. This was highlighted by senior Dan Araten’s pair of goals in the first frame of OT.

GA 13, EA 10

Goals-assists: Walker Butler 8-0; Dan Araten 2-0; Louie Porter 1-0; Noah Spratt 1-2; Jack Forde 1-0.

Saves: GA, Justin Stokes (11).

GA 19, LAWRENCEVILLE SCHOOL 13>> Noah Spratt paced Germantown Academy with six goals, Noah Spratt scored four times and the Patriots topped Lawrenceville School for a nonleague victory Wednesday.

Sean Keenan had three goals while Jack Forde finished with five assists and a goal for GA (16-6, 3-1). Aiden Walsh and Walker Bulter both scored twice with Butler also handing out a pair of assists.

GA 19 Lawrenceville School 13 Germantown Academy:

Noah Spratt 6 goals, 1 ejection drawn; Brian Bartle 4 goals, 1 assist, 4 steals, 1 swimoff won; Sean Keenan 3 goals; Aidan Walsh 2 goals; Walker Butler 2 goals, 3 assists, 1 ejection drawn; Jack Forde 1 goal, 5 assists, 2 ejections drawn; Jake Rabbiner 1 goal, 2 assists, 1 swimoff won; Justin Stokes 14 saves, 2 steals, 1 assist.

WISSAHICKON 14, PENNRIDGE 11 >> Nick Kang scored five goals and Anthony Schoppe added four for the Trojans in the win on Tuesday night.

Girls water polo

EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 11, GA 5 >> Emily Morrissey scored three goals but the Patriots dropped the Inter-AC match on Friday.

Episcopal Academy 11, GA 5

Saves: GA, Elle Stauffer (15). Goals-assists: GA, Emily Morrissey 3-0; Gabrielle Hearn 1-0; Shelby Kuehnle 1-0.

PENNRIDGE 8, UPPER DUBLIN 6 >> Reese Trauger scored four goals as the Pennridge girls water polo team topped Upper Dublin 8-6 Thursday.

Megan Weiss had a pair of goals for the Rams while Emily Eckelmeyer and Rachel Keyser each scored a goal. WISSAHICKON 13, PENNRIDGE 8 >> The Trojans clinched the second seed in the Eastern Conference Tournament on Tuesday.

Becca Valentine led the offensive attack with six goals and an assist. LAWRENCEVILLE 17, GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 10 >> Emily Morrissey scored six goals for the Patriots on Wednesday.

Morrissey also had four steals for GA.

Girls Soccer

POPE JOHN PAUL 1, LOWER MORELAND 0 >> Mary Kate Shannon scored for PJP in the nonconference win.

Pope John Paul 1, Lower Moreland 0 PJP Lower Moreland

Goals-assists: P, Mary Kate Shannon 1-0; Laury Rezza 0-1.

Saves: LM, Jessica Murawsky (8); P, Stacy Kormos (5).

WISSAHICKON 1, UPPER MORELAND 0 >> Natalie Ryan scored on a long-range shot as Wissahickon (7-10-0, 7-7-0 SOL American) ended a two-game losing skid Thursday.

DOCK 1, THE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 0>> Emma Kratz scored in the first half as Dock Mennonite topped The Christian Academy Thursday.

The Christian Academy Dock Mennonite

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GA 9, HILL SCHOOL 1 >> Hill School scored the opening goal but Germantown Academy tallied the next five before halftime as the Patriots rolled to a nonleague win Wednesday.

Field hockey

SPRINGFIELD (M) 5, CHELTENHAM0>> Rebecca Bergland had one save as Springfield (10-61, 7-6-1 SOL American) shutout Cheltenham Thursday.

Springfield 5, Cheltenham 0

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Saves: Corners:

Cheltenham 14; Rebecca Berglund (S) 1. Springfield 14; Cheltenham 0. WISSAHICKON 0, CR SOUTH 0 >> Wissahickon goalie Megan Reilly made 15 saves as the Trojans (11-6-1, 9-5-0 SOL American) and Council Rock South finished Wednesday’s SOL nonconference matchup in a scoreless draw.

MERION MERCY 5, GA 1 >> Sammy Popper scored Germantown Academy’s lone goal in Wednesday’s non-league game as the Patriots fell to 9-4-1 (5-1-1 Inter-Ac).

UPPER DUBLIN 2, SPRINGFIELD MONTCO 0 >> Jenn McCarry and Ryann Kullmann each scored goals for the Cardinals on Tuesday.

Meghan Muth made six saves to get the shutout for Upper Dublin.

Upper Dublin 2, Springfield Montco 0

Upper Dublin Springfield 1-0 —1 0-0 Dock 1, TCA 0

Upper Dublin goals-assists: Jenn McCarry 1-0; Allie Rock 0-1; Ryann Kullmann 1-0; Peyton Kullmann 0-1.

Saves: Rebecca Berglund (S) 6; Meghan Muth (UD) 6.

PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 9, HATBORO-HORSHAM 0 >> Kaleigh Missimer’s hat trick led a strong offensive showing for the Colonials Tuesday night.

Ava Borkowski added a pair of goals for PW.

Plymouth Whitemarsh 9, Hatboro-Horsham 0

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PW goals-assists: Kaleigh Missimer 3-0; Ava Borkowski 2-0; Sam Spera 1-2; Kennedy Reardon 1-0; Alexis Minor 1-0; Autumn Luptak 1-0; Hailey Copestick 0-1.