The Lehighton and Jim Thorpe boys, along with the Tamaqua girls, all earned sweeps in cross country action on Wednesday.

CROSS COUNTRYBlue Mt.-CMVT-LehightonLehighton swept Blue Mountain and Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech in the boys meet, then split the girls meet getting a win over CMVT in a Schuylkill League meet.The Indian boys beat the Eagles 25-32 and CMVT 22-39, with Michael Blacketter of the Indians finishing in 18:24 for third. Luke Fisher was fourth.On the girls side, Jenifer Beers finished second for the Indians, whil lost to the Eagles 19-30, but beat CMVT 15-50.BOYSLehighton 25, Blue Mt. 32Lehighton 22, CMVT 391. Cameron Greenawalt (BM) 18:13, 2. Marcus Joline (C) 18:18, 3. Michael Blacketter (L) 18:24, 4. Luke Fisher (L) 18:29, 5. Jacob Kluge (BM) 18:42, 6. Trent Frey (L) 18:43, 7. Hunter Firing (BM) 18:59, 8. Jordan Heintz (C) 19:22, 9. Joshua Johnson (L) 19:26, 10. Anthony Tavella (L) 19:27, 11. Christian Menuchak (BM) 19:47, 12. Ethan Dubble (L) 19:56, 13. Pengcheng Zang (L) 19:57, 14. Blade McCabe (L) 20:01, 15. Christopher Martino (L) 20:25.GIRLSBlue Mt. 19, Lehighton 30Lehighton 15, CMVT 501. Caroline Rickard (BM) 21:14, 2. Jenifer Beers (L) 21:28, 3. Sarah Brooks (BM) 21:37, Shannon Henninger (BM) 21:48, 5. Kathryn Thompson (BM) 22:14, 6. Courtney Dukmen (BM) 22:18. 7. Cera Gaston (L) 22:31, 8. Cassie Rehnert (L) 22:41, 9. Gabby Krause (BM) 22:47, 10. Emily Laughlin (BM) 24:06, 11. Rebecca Dolbin (BM) 24:27, 12. Jill Heffner (BM) 25:51, 13. Mary Grace Collins (L) 26:33, 14. Alexandra Johnson (B) 27:21, 15. Jonique Pace (L) 27:33.Tamaqua-JT-No. SchuylkillThe Jim Thorpe boys and Tamaqua girls earned sweeps in Schuylkill League cross country action.The Olympians defeated North Schuylkill 23-32 and Tamaqua 19-28.The Raider girls won on the Spartans 25-334 and the Olympians 22-36.Johnathan Condly of Jim Thorpe finished first in the boys race with a time of 17:10, followed by teammate Jake Saxon (17:52).Jim Thorpe's Kaylee Kovac was second in the girls race with a time of 21:28, followed by Tamaqua's Nicole Wasserleben (21:38) and Panther Valley's Delana Nalesnik was fourth in 21:50.BOYSJim Thorpe 23, North Schuylkill 32North Schuylkill 21, Tamaqua 36Jim Thorpe 19, Tamaqua 381. Condly (JT) 17:10, 2. J. Saxon (JT) 17:52, 3. C. McCormick (NS) 18:04, 4. B. Saxon (JT) 18:10, 5. Anthony (NS) 18:12, 6. Tite (T) 18:30, 7. Sokoloski (NS) 18:32, 8. Bucior (JT) 18:33, 9. Melnick (T) 18:35, 10. Bolinsky (NS) 18:52, 11. Nortavage (T) 18:59, 12. Valdez (JT) 19:11, 13. Kessler (NS) 19:15, 14. Kinder (T) 19:21, 15. M. McCormick (NS) 19:40GIRLSNorth Schuylkill 27, Jim Thorpe 28Tamaqua 25, North Schuylkill 34Tamaqua 22, Jim Thorpe 361. Yeneskie (NS) 21:14, 2. K. Kovac (JT) 21:28, 3. Wasserleben (T) 21:38, 4. Nalesnik (PV) 21:50, 5. Carroll (T) 22:20, 6. Kane (NS) 22:39, 7. LaBar (T) 23:03, 8. Loyd (JT) 23:09, 9. Stravinski (NS) 23:23, 10. Frantz (T) 23:40, 11. Kostecky (T) 24:11, 12. Asbrock (JT) 24:23, 13. Kabana (T) 24:23, 14. Capper (JT) 24:28, 15. Ryan (T) 25:04Marian-Pottsville-Pine GroveMarian managed wins over Pine Grove in both boys and girls competititon, but fell to Pottsville in a Schuylkill League tri-meet.The Colts downed the Cardinals 17-38 on the boys side, while the Fillies won 19-38 over the Cards.Justin Welkie of Pottsville finished first in the boys meet with a time of 18:29. Marian's Aaron Srinivasan led the Colts with a third place finish in 19:10.Christina Capparell of Marian finished first in the girls meet in 20:17.BOYSPottsville 17, Marian 42Marian 17, Pine Grove 381. J. Welkie (P) 18:29, 2. E. Hossler (P) 18:51, 3. J. Howell (P) 19:04, 4. A. Srinivason 19:10, 5. R. Scanlin (P) 19:38, 6. C. Schuster (P) 19:53, 7. D. Vilcheck (P) 19:56, 8. E. Palaski (M) 20:38, 9. A. Liptock (P) 20:53, 10. M. Witczak (M) 21:22, 11. T. Zimmerman (PG) 21:24, 12. H. Kreisl (M) 21:46, 13. Z. Roberts (M) 21:52, 14. M. Dudash (P) 22:07, 15. D. Kreiser (PG) 25:29.GIRLSPottsville 25, Marian 32Marian 19, Pine Grove 381. T. Capparell (M) 20:17, 2. Br. Nagle (P) 23:18, 3. Ba. Nagle (P) 23:39, 4. E. Seip (PG) 5. E. Pulaski (M) 24:38, 6. K. McMullin (P) 25:31, 7. K. Matunis (M) 25:54, 8. E. Heinbach (P) 26:03, 9. C. Kiapes (P) 26:39. 10. R. Sites (P) 27:43, 11. E. reinoeho (M) 28:36, 12. C. Wheeler (M) 29:18, 13. H. Kostick (P) 30:06, 14. A. Somers (PG) 32:00, 15. A. Wolfe (PG) 32:01.GIRLS SOCCERMinersville-WeatherlyThe Battlin' Miners exploded for eight first half goals and downed the Wreckers 9-0 in Schuylkill League action.Dominika Ruteki scored a heat trick for Minersville, while Kristin Hutzel added a pair.Shannon Frye had 19 saves in goal for the Wreckers.Pleasant Vy.-EmmausThe Green Hornets scored twice in the first half and added an insurance goal in the second half as they blanked the Bears by a 3-0 score in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference action.Sophie Pickering and Peyton Ritter each scored a goal and added an assist for the Hornets. Jenny Fritz scored the other goal.Emmaus outshot Pleasant Valley 23-2. Renee Milos had eight saves in goal for the Bears (3-4-1, 2-4-1).Jim Thorpe-TamaquaTamaqua managed four first half goals en route to a 4-0 win over Jim Thorpe.Lynn Kistler started the scoring followed by a goal from Lori Kisner. Morgan Boyle finish the half with two goals. Carly Sassaman recorded three saves in her second shutout of the season. Alyssa Smith had seven saves for Jim Thorpe.The JV game ended in a 1-1 tieCatasauqua-No. LehighLexie Merkle, Jill Olewine and Darby Pender each scored a pair of goals as the Bulldogs blanked the Roughies by a 6-0 score in Colonial League play.Merkle and Tiff Yesik also added assists.Meghan Handwerk had one save, while Taylor Gallimore had four for the Bulldogs.No. Schuylkill-LehightonThe Lady Indians scored eight goals in the first half and rolled to a 13-0 "Mercy Rule" win over the Spartans.Alison Andrew scored the first four goals for the Tribe then added another before intermission. With the barrage, Andrew set a new career scoring record at Lehighton. She now has 49 goals for her career, surpassing the previous mark of 46 held by Alysia Hough.Morgan Yurasits added two goals while Thera Hibbler, Rajah Quinones, Susan Cook, Jada Whiteman, Sydney Gandy and Erica Koutch also scored for Lehighton (6-2, 3-2).The Indians had a 35-8 edge in shots on goals.GOLFColonial ChampionshipsUnbeaten Moravian Academy won the Colonial League Golf Championship at the Bethlehem Golf Club with the Lions' Tim Wolak taking medalist honors with a 77.Northwestern's Zack Caruso had the best local score with an 87.Other local scores were: Northwestern's Brandon Eden 88, Northwestern's Tyler Wilk 91 and Palmerton's John Schwartz 92.Lehighton-Jim ThorpeNick McGeehan took medalist honors with a 84 to lead the Indians over the Olympians 355-381 at Villas Crossing.Luke Egert had an 86 to lead the Olympians.LEHIGHTON (355)Nick McGeehan 84, Erik Reichard 87, Deron Gilbert 88, Tyler Ritter 96JIM THORPE (381)Luke Egert 86, Josh Abbott 93, James Marks 96, Will Kovolenko 106Played at Villas Crossing Par 70Weatherly-Mahanoy AreaThe Golden Bears defeated the Wreckers 334-433 in a Schuylkill League match.No information was provided to The Times News.Marian-LourdesMarian defeated Lourdes in a Schuylkill League match, 376-434.Mike Latoff and Jared Paisley led the Colts charge, as they both finished with scores of 86.Despite the loss, Evan Salamone of Lourdes owned the low card of the match with an 80. Selena Albert was Lourde's second best score, as she shot a 106.MARIAN (376)Mike Latoff 86, Jared Paisley 86, Tyler Wackley 102, Tim Dando 102LOURDES (434)Evan Salamone 80, Selena Albert 106, Dawson Williams 122, Larry Czeponis 126TENNISNDES-TamaquaThe Lady Raiders wound up winning both doubles matches and added a singles victory for a 3-2 win over the Spartans. Allison Pedersen won the singles match and then combined with Brooke Dehart for a double win. Beth Kistler and Jasmin Mena won the other doubles match.Tamaqua 3 Notre Dame ES 2SINGLESNicole Koscielniak (ND) def. Maddie Dolinsky 6-0, 6-0; Rachel LeGendre (ND) def. Maddie Davis 6-0, 1-6, 6-1; Allison Pedersen (T) def. Joelle Buenventura 6-4, 6-2.DOUBLESBeth Kistler/Jasmin Mena (T) def. Ava Masseria/Jessica Buenventura 6-3 6-3; Brooke Dehart/Allison Pedersen (T) def. Samantha Flor/Krista Kissel 6-1, 6-4.FIELD HOCKEYLehighton-KutztownThe Lady Indians scored a 3-2 overtime win over Kutztown.No other information was submitted to The Times News.VOLLEYBALLPleasant Vy.-NazarethNazareth swept Pleasant Valley (5-2 EPC) in three sets, 25-8, 25-18, 25-12.Bridget Lozier led the way for the Bears with nine kills and four blocks. Kalli Walling contributed ten digs, while Alli Markowski dished out nine assists.BOYS SOCCEREmmaus-Pleasant Vy.The Hornets scored two goals in the first half and one in the second half for a 3-0 shutout win over Pleasant Valley in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference action.John Fritz had two goals and Greg Lind added the other for the Green Hornets.The Bears' Brad Brickman had seven saves, while Ethan Lang had two for Emmaus.The Bears are now 4-3-2 overall and 4-3-1 in league play.FOOTBALLJUNIOR VARSITYLehighton-No. SchuylkillLehighton rolled to a 28-6 victory over North Schuylkill.Scoring touchdowns for the Indians (2-0-1) were Jahmir Spencer, Mike Mayernik, Collen Troxell and Cody Sherer. The Lehighton defense did not allow a touchdown as North Schuylkill's only points came on a scoop and score fumble return.MIDDLE SCHOOLJim Thorpe-TamaquaNick Breiner rushed for 152 yards and a touchdown and also caught a TD pass to lead Tamaqua to a 42-0 victory over Jim Thorpe.Jake Barron and Brayden Knoblauch also had a big games for the Raiders (3-0). Barron ran for two scores while Knoblauch tossed a pair of touchdown passes. Nate Barron's TD run and Mike Bonetsky's touchdown reception accounted for Tamaqua's other scores.Lehighton-No. SchuylkillNorth Schuylkill handed Lehighton its first loss of the season, 44-19.Chris Whiteman had 191 yards passing and two for touchdowns for the Indians (2-1). Eli Ruffing added a 32-yard run.Defensively, Zach Crum had his fourth interception of the season and Cody Hunsicker recovered a fumble.