The Coatesville High School softball team romped to a 21-0 win against Great Valley Tuesday. Gracelyn Landis earned the win in the circle and crushed a three-run home run. Kiersten Rhodes hit a grand slam, and other Red Raider batting standouts were Danielle Sweigert (2-for-2, two runs, doubles, triple), Jill Wimmer (2-for-3, two runs, double) and Hailey Burke (2-for-2, double).
West Chester Rustin 18, Bishop Shanahan 5 >> Kelly Fricker went 3-for-4 with two home runs, six RBIs and four runs scored. Her first home run was her 150th career hit for the Golden Knights. Other Rustin standouts included Olivia Garner (3-for-5, four RBIs), Jenna Kraft (2-for-3) and Olivia Shuffler (home run). Caitlyn Moore had an RBI double for Shanahan.
Unionville 12, Sun Valley 3 >> Longhorn senior pitcher Madison Parisi achieved her 300th career strikeout, Addison Smith cracked a home run and Madeline Tomasco had two RBIs for Unionville (6-1) in this Monday contest.
Boys Lacrosse
West Chester Henderson 14, Oxford 1 >> Jackson Lewis had a hat trck for the Warriors, and Brady Scott, Ryan Prete and Max Abrahams each scored two goals.
Baseball
Oxford 8, Kennett 2 >> In this Monday contest, the Hornets were led by Thomas Matuszewski (2-for-3, two runs scored, four RBIs, home run, doubles). Oxford starting pitcher Landen Rozich pitched five shutout innings and struck out nine batters.
College
Softball
Golden Rams win doubleheader >> West Chester University (26-15, 14-8) continued its second trip through PSAC East play on Tuesday with a doubleheader sweep at Millersville (20-19, 11-11). West Chester used a pair of late-game offensive outbursts, winning game one by a 9-6 final before capturing the nightcap by a 9-7 final. In the first game, Mairead Hopkins, a West Chester Rustin High School alum, hit a two-run home run. In the second game, Grace Aguilar hit a home run for the Golden Rams.
Immaculata falls in twinbill >> The Mighty Macs lost a doubleheader to host Alvernia University Tuesday, falling in the first game 12-1 and dropping the second game 10-0. In the first game, Bryele Anthony and Emma Pinto each had two hits for Immaculata.
Baseball
Immaculata 4, The College of New Jersey 3 >> Nick Turnage led the way for the Mighty Macs’ attack, going 3-for-4 at the plate, while Louis Sharp and Hunter Weitzel each were 2-for-3 and Josh Crowding and Steven Theisen both were 2-for-4. Matt Long pitched five innings, surrendering four hits and allowing one earned run, then Jake Confrey, winning pitcher Alexander Singer and Derek Andrada combined for three innings of shutout relief.
Women’s Lacrosse
Liberatoscioli named Defensive Player of Week >> Immaculata University’s Tessa Liberatoscioli, a Great Valley High School alum, was named the Atlantic East Conference Defensive Player of the Week Monday. Liberatoscioli had five caused turnovers, collected five ground balls and won seven draw controls to go along with her five goals in the Mighty Macs’ win against Gwynedd Mercy April 13.
Track & Field
Mighty Macs’ Friend named to honor roll again >> Immaculata’s Maggie Friend was named to the Atlantic East Women’s Track & Field Honor Roll for the second consecutive week, it was announced Monday. She finished sixth in the javelin with a throw of 89 feet, 11 inches at the Bill Butler Invitational hosted by West Chester University.
