Girls Basketball
Lansdale Catholic 54, Hun School (N.J.) 28 >> Nadia Yemola scored 15 points, Olivia Boccella posted 10 points and Lansdale Catholic improved to 5-0 by rolling past Hun School in the Keystone Classic Saturday at School of the Future.
Gwynedd Mercy 35, Allentown Central Catholic 31 >> Bailey Balkir powered the Gwynedd Mercy offense with 24 points as the Monarchs claimed a victory at the Keystone Classic.
Emilia Coleman and Ali Kaltenbacher both chipped in four points for the Monarchs (4-1, 0-1 AACA), who won their second straight.
Armani Brickhouse and Morgan Seagreaves each scored eight points for Allentown Central Catholic.
Archbishop Wood 45, Mainland (Fla.) 41 >> Ava Renninger scored 18 points and earned game MVP as Archbishop Wood stayed undefeated by rallying from a four-point deficit after three quarters to claim a win at the Kreul Classic in Coral Springs, Florida.
Emma Yorgis chipped in six points for the Vikings (5-0, 1-0 PCL), who outscored Mainland 13-5 in the fourth after starting the quarter down 45-41.
Central Bucks East 47, West Chester Rustin 38 >> Central Bucks East’s Anna Barry and Jess Lockwood both scored 11 points in the non-league win as the Patriots improved to 5-0 (4-0 SOL Colonial).
Riley Stackhouse’s 14 points paced West Chester Rustin.
Boys Basketball
Germantown Academy 78, Perkiomen School (Prep) 72 >> Bryce Rollerson helped host Germantown Academy earn a comeback win at the Jim Fenerty Make-A-Wish Tournament, collecting 12 of his team-high 27 points in the fourth quarter as the Patriots erased an 11-point deficit by outscoring Perkiomen School 32-15 in the final eight minutes.
Flinn Brooks knocked down five 3-pointers in scoring 18 points for GA (4-3). Bryce Presley posted 14 points while Ellis Johnson had 11 points.
Perkiomen’s Marley Stewart scored 14 of his game-best 30 points in the first quarter. Branden Nunez added 15 points.
Phoenixville 68, Dock Mennonite 59 >> Vaughn Martin led Dock Mennonite with 17 points as the Pioneers had their four-game win streak snapped in the non-league contest.
Tony Martin paired strong defense with 15 points while Ethan Parr posted 12 points for Dock (4-2, 3-0 BAL Presidents). Phoenixville (5-1, 1-0 PAC Frontier) won its second straight.
Executive Education 74, Methacton 72 >> Methacton rallied for a 20-point deficit in the second half, tying the non-league game with 10 seconds left on Christian Matos’ 3-pointer but a last-second Executive Education putback gave the Raptors the win.
Matos made five 3-pointers in leading the Warriors (3-2, 1-0 PAC Liberty) with 22 points. Anthony Daddazio finished with 12 points while Wes Robinson added 10 points.
Executive Education’s Ryan Muniz hit eight 3-pointers for a game-high 27 points. Gabe Hornberger had 14 points while Lamine Sanoh and Jayden Shipley scored 13 and 12 points, respectively.
Pope John Paul II 66, Upper Darby 46 >> Pope John Paul II hit six 3-pointers in the third quarter, outsourcing Upper Darby 22-9 in the period to build a 46-27 lead and the Golden Panthers went on to earn a non-league win.
Jason Green’s 15 points paced PJP II (2-4, 0-1 PAC Frontier). Dom Demito had 13 points while Bradley Bass contributed 10 points.
Ty’sicere Jackson and Elijah Gunther each scored 13 points for Upper Darby.
![TOWAMENCIN — Another victory meant another chance for the Plymouth Whitemarsh boys lacrosse team to crank up its celebratory anthem – Miley Cyrus’ “Party in the U.S.A.” “I don’t know she kind of just gets us fired up,” Colonials sophomore midfielder Jack Cooper said. “That’s really it.” It was definitely not a Nashville party on a cool Friday night at Crawford Stadium, more of a defensive battle between PW and host North Penn in their Suburban One League non-conference matchup. Level at three goals apiece after the first half, the contest was knotted again 4-4 before Drew Strohl gave the […]](https://www.timesherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/LAN-L-BLAXPWNP050324-09.jpg?w=488 "TOWAMENCIN — Another victory meant another chance for the Plymouth Whitemarsh boys lacrosse team to crank up its celebratory anthem – Miley Cyrus’ “Party in the U.S.A.” “I don’t know she kind of just gets us fired up,” Colonials sophomore midfielder Jack Cooper said. “That’s really it.” It was definitely not a Nashville party on a cool Friday night at Crawford Stadium, more of a defensive battle between PW and host North Penn in their Suburban One League non-conference matchup. Level at three goals apiece after the first half, the contest was knotted again 4-4 before Drew Strohl gave the […]")
![EAST ROCKHILL — What Anjali Verma and Molly Hawkins have going on is pretty special. The two juniors on Pennridge’s girls’ lacrosse team play the same position, goalie, which also happens to be the only position where only one of them can be on the field at a given time. That could easily have led to some friction even when, or especially, in their case where they’ve been splitting time. Instead, Pennridge’s goalies are each other’s biggest supporters while splitting the bill as the defensive anchors for the SOL National Conference leaders. “We’re always on the same wavelength, we say […]](https://www.timesherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/LAN-L-GLAXPRIDGECRN050324-02.jpg?w=466 "EAST ROCKHILL — What Anjali Verma and Molly Hawkins have going on is pretty special. The two juniors on Pennridge’s girls’ lacrosse team play the same position, goalie, which also happens to be the only position where only one of them can be on the field at a given time. That could easily have led to some friction even when, or especially, in their case where they’ve been splitting time. Instead, Pennridge’s goalies are each other’s biggest supporters while splitting the bill as the defensive anchors for the SOL National Conference leaders. “We’re always on the same wavelength, we say […]")