Spring-Ford advanced to the PIAA District 1 Class 3A girls tennis team tournament semifinals with a 4-1 win over Wissahickon. Breanne Marchiano made three saves for Boone and Emma Dietrich had four for the Tigers (1-8, 5-10-1). Lauren Kaba added a goal and two assists, Haley Wagner had a goal and an assist and Ava Howells also scored for the Blazers (5-4 Berks, 9-6 overall). Hannah Huddelson had two goals and an assist to lead Daniel Boone to a Berks League win Tuesday at Fleetwood. Emily Caciolo added a goal and Ava Hengeveld made one save for the Indians. Jess Traynor and Jess Traynor both scored one goal and one assist each. Jade Traynor and Julia Traynor both scored a pair of goals apiece. Sarah Stienman scored a hat trick in a 10-0 win for Upper Perkiomen over Pottstown. Peyton Shellaway added some insurance for the Bears (11-1-1, 14-3-1) with a goal off a redirect from Alaina Charlesworth. Roberts (12-5-1) in the semifinals on Tuesday.Ī goal from Katelyn Dulin off a corner in the first quarter was enough for a 2-0 Boyertown win over Methacton, denying the Warriors a perfect run through the PAC (12-1, 16-2). 2 seed in the PAC Final Four and will face first wild card Owen J. PJ Pozniak stopped three shots for SF, which led in shots 8-3 and in corners 7-1. Spring-Ford secured the PAC Liberty Division regular season title (8-1-2) but was held scoreless by Perk Valley in a 0-0 draw Tuesday. Methacton earned a penalty kick that was converted by Brayden Ahlum in the 57th minute. The Bears tallied all three goals in the first half with Elijah Kaba setting up Brandon Barbary and Chase Bartman for 24th and 30th-minute goals. Roberts.Ī first-minute goal from Jayden Anderson gave Boyertown a hot start which carried it to a Senior Night win over Methacton Tuesday. 1 seed and meet the second wild card team in next Tuesday’s semifinals at Owen J. Phoenixville will enter the PAC Final Four as the No.
The Phantoms secured an unbeaten run through the Pioneer Athletic Conference schedule, going 10-0 in the Frontier Division and 13-0 in the PAC with a Senior Night win over the Falcons. Riley McDonald and Mairi Smith combined for 12 saves in net for Methacton. Samantha Devlin put the Bears on the board in the 21st minute before Mia Chan tied it in the 29th minute.īoyertown regained the lead during the 57th minute off a corner and the Warriors tied it again with a goal by Mackenzie Coupe, assisted by Katie Rozinsky.
Liv Navarrete scored the game-winner off an assist from Aubrey Beaugard with less than six minutes remaining for a 3-2 Methacton win over Boyertown. Perkiomen Valley outshot Spring-Ford 12-2 and had five corners to the Rams’ three. Olivia Hulayew made one save for the Vikings while Erika Eickoff made three of the Rams’ seven saves. With 26 seconds before halftime, Gia Marciano scored off a feed from Dorothy Chesshire for a 1-0 Perkiomen Valley win over Spring-Ford. Cameron Schuler provided assists on the goals and Kyanni Escudero came up with eight saves in net for the Golden Panthers. Olivia Rubinich scored a pair of second-half goals to lift Pope John Paul II 2-0 over Upper Merion. Jada Roderick, Mary Kate Sitko, Erin Edwards added an assist each while Megan Cairns had two assists. Lauren Powers, Alex Cronk and Sarah Straup (one assist) also scored. Sarah Fisher (one assist), Kylee Casola and Sara Edwards all scored twice. Upper Perkiomen scored nine first-half goals in a 9-0 win over Pottstown that capped the Tribe’s perfect run through the PAC Frontier and earned them the No.
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