Field hockey
Archbishop Carroll 3, Germantown Academy 2: Lucy Sedgwick scored in overtime to lift Carroll to a non-league win over GA Monday. Laura Wineburg and Sam Hewitt also scored for Carroll. Hadley Harbert and Mia Kersey scored for GA, with Kersey’s goal tying the game in the fourth quarter.
Wissahickon 5, Upper Dublin 2: Audrey Walsh scored one goal and assisted on three others in the Trojans SOL Liberty win Monday. Riley Ball tallied three goals and Cait Connaghan scored once for Wiss. Olivia Vitello and Olivia Burdo scored for the Cardinals.
Central Bucks West 6, North Penn 4: Emily Taylor scored two goals in the Bucks SOL Colonial win over the Knights Monday. Calista Boos broke a 4-4 tie in the final six seconds of the third quarter and Lily Cosner added an insurance goal in the fourth. Grace McGeehan had two goals and an assist for North Penn.
“I am really proud of the effort and energy we brought to the field tonight against a tough CB West,” North Penn coach Shannon McCracken said. “We played as a team, hustled to every 50/50 ball, and had a never give up attitude on the field. The first time we played them it was a 8-6 loss so we knew it would be another high scoring game. At the end of the first quarter it was 3-2 so it was proving to be a back and forth of exchanging goals. We needed to play a bit cleaner defense and protect the entry to the circle better and not give them so much shooting space because they are fast and dynamic on the attack. In addition we needed to get more rebounds and finish in the circle. The Barwis sisters (Ashleigh and Kylie) had a big night for us up the right side of the field and captains Grace McGeehan and Melissa Sessler were leaders on the field making top plays for the Knights.”
Springfield Township 1, New Hope Solebury 0: Emma Yoder scored early in the fourth quarter to give the Spartans an SOL Freedom win Monday. Yoder’s goal came on a penalty corner, coming from Gracie Buchholz and Bella Navo.
Methacton 5, Owen J. Roberts 2: Carmela Maro scored three goals in the Warriors PAC win over the Wildcats Monday. Lily DeWan added a goal and an assist. It was a 1-1 game at halftime before Methacton pulled away. Evie Wolters scored twice for OJR.
Phoenixville 6, Pottsgrove 1: Gabriella Capelli led the Phantoms with three goals and an assist in a PAC win Monday. Lila Cooke, Natalia Thomas and Stella Khazen also scored for Phoenixville. Bayley Richard scored for the Falcons.
Dock Mennonite 3, Delco Christian 2: Eden Schrag had two goals and an assist, her second goal with 6:05 left in the fourth quarter giving Dock Mennonite a 3-1 lead as the Pioneers held on for their fourth straight win. Schrag pulled Dock even 1-1 with her goal at 2:41 in the second quarter off a Al Laty assist. Schrag assisted on Aubrey Clemmer’s goal that put the Pioneers ahead 2-1 with 6:51 remaining while Schrag extended the lead just 46 seconds later. Goalie Madison Afanador had one save for Dock.
Boys soccer
Souderton 2, Dock Mennonite Academy 1: Colin Hughes and Cam Taylor scored in Souderton’s non-league win Monday. Chris Mckenna assisted Taylor’s goal, which broke a 1-1 tie and proved to be the game-winner.
Pope John Paul II 8, Pottstown 0: Cooper Love, Owen Love and Mark Stanton each scored two goals in the Golden Panthers PAC Frontier win Monday. Mark Heffner and Oscar Ponce also scored.
Girls Soccer
Lansdale Catholic 3, Archbishop Ryan 2: Carolyn Moore, Olivia Boccella and Ava McCafferty each had a goal as Lansdale Catholic handed Archbishop Ryan its first PCL defeat. Mattie Williams had two assists for the Crusaders (4-5-0 league).
Girls volleyball
Boyertown 3, Perk Valley 1: Hailey Jones had 12 kills, four aces, five blocks and five digs in the Bears PAC win Monday. Lauren McKeon added 12 kills, Sydney Scheck 26 assists and 12 digs, Kyra Neiswender 27 digs, Abby Dornblaser 11 kills and Jenna Christman 15 assists.
Upper Merion 3, Pottsgrove 0: Sophia Schweikert put down 23 kills, Yalerie Acevedo made 14 digs and Upper Merion topped Pottsgrove in three sets 25-17, 25-26, 25-15. Sydney Bright and Despina Kourtidis collected 12 and 11 service points, respectively, for the Vikings (15-3, 11-3 PAC).
Spring-Ford 3, Methacton 0
Owen J. Roberts 3, Norristown 0
