Four local volleyball teams earned wins in scholastic action Thursday.

In addition to the victories by Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Marian and Panther Valley, all three Times News area tennis teams posted wins.VOLLEYBALLJim Thorpe-CatasauquaJim Thorpe continued its strong play, defeating Catasauqua 3-0 in non-league competition by scores of 25-11, 25-6, and 25-8.Jillian Peterson led Thorpe with six kills, while Mackenzie Rosenberger and Jordan Waselus each had three kills apiece.Erin Shigo added nine aces for the Olympians and Kelsey Carroll chipped in with 11 assists and six aces.Lehighton-Lourdes RegionalLehighton swept Lourdes in a Schuylkill League contest, 25-13, 25-10, 25-21.Alyssa Jordan led the Lady Indians with 10 kills and four digs. Katie Higgins added 12 digs, nine kills and eight aces, while Tori Edes-Rodriguez had 18 assists and three kills.Blue Mountain-MarianMarian earned a Schuylkill League victory over Blue Mountain, 25-23, 21-25, 25-23, 25-17.Abigail Stankiewitch recorded 17 kills for the Fillies. Jasmine Mooney added 15 digs and 10 kills. Courtney McCall had 21 digs, while Gianna Agosti posted 17 digs and Maureen Kloap had 15 digs and 12 kills.Saucon Vy.-NorthwesternSaucon Valley was able to pick up a Colonial league victory over Northwestern, sweeping the Tigers 3-0.The Panthers defeated the Tigers 25-22, 25-17, and 25-7.Tamaqua-Panther ValleyPanther Valley picked up a 25-11, 25-18, 25-15 victory over Tamaqua in a Schuylkill League Division I contest.Jamey Mikovich had a monster game for the Lady Panthers, recording 18 kills, 13 digs, eight service points, three assists and two blocks. Kelsey VanHorn had 14 assists and five kills, and Cassidy Ryan added six service points and five kills.Mackenzie McVicker led the Lady Raiders with 11 blocks, while Alexis Baddick added four blocks, two digs and two kills. Panther Valley also won the JV game, 25-1, 25-8.Nazareth-Pleasant ValleyPleasant Valley dropped an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference match to Nazareth, 25-18, 25-16, 25-15.Sofia Janax had 15 assists and eight digs for the Lady Bears (11-3-2, 5-2 EPC). Noel Kelly contributed seven kills and one ace, while Veronica Roberts had four kills, four digs and one block.GIRLS TENNISJim Thorpe-PM WestJim Thorpe was able to come away with its first victory of the year defeating Pocono Mountain West 6-1.Brittany Marzen, Hope Damian, and Marni Quevedo all came away with singles victories for the Olympians.Thorpe also took three of four wins in doubles competition.Jim Thorpe 6, PM West 1SINGLESBrittany Marzen (JT) def. Jolanta Dzimira (PMW) 6-3, 7-6; Hope Damian (JT) def. Maeve Corrigan (PMW) 6-4, 6-4; Marni Quevedo (JT) def. Grace Fruauff (PMW) 6-1, 6-2.DOUBLESBrittany Marzen/Hope Damian (JT) def. Maeve Corrigan/Grace Fruauff (PMW) 6-4, 6-2; Marni Quevedo/Caitlin Holt (JT) def. Ajee Collins/Camile Teajman (PMW) 7-6, 6-4; Shadasia Early/Nicole Sandoval (JT) def. Briana Pugh/Saviah Williams (PMW) 3-6, 6-3, 7-5; Amanda Ciarlante/Kelly Tyler (PMW) def. Autumn Holt/ Leanne Van Essendelft (JT) 6-4, 6-1.ES North-Pleasant ValleyPleasant Valley edged East Stroudsburg North, 4-3, for an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory.Haley White and Masani Francis gained singles wins for the Bears.In doubles action, Devin Kagel and White earned a win while Eyliena Baker and Kylie Stever also took home a victory for PV.Pleasant Valley 4, ES North 3SINGLESAnnie Marchesan (ESN) def. Devin Kagel (PV) 6-2, 2-6, 6-0; Haley White (PV) def. Jess Rodriguez (ESN) 6-3, 6-2; Masani Francis (PV) def. Celina Berrios 7-5, 4-6, 6-1.DOUBLESDevin Kagel/Haley White (PV) def. Annie Marchesan/Jess Rodriguez (ESN) 6-4, 6-4; Gia Peck/Giselle Masquera 7-6, 6-1; Eyliena Baker/Kylie Stever (PV) def. Jess Schuco/Caroline Kyaw (ESN) 7-5, 6-2; Bianca Freeman/Angela Boasialo (ESN) def. Nicole Moore/Astrid Sierra (PV) 3-6, 7-6, 6-1.Pottsville-TamaquaTamaqua prevailed in a close non-league match, topping Pottsville, 3-2.Allison Pedersen and Amy Gardiner were both winners for the Lady Raiders in singles action, while the team of Emma Osenbach and Arie Serniak were victorious in their doubles contest.Tamaqua 3, Pottsville 2SINGLESTamaqua forfeit, Pottsville point; Allison Pedersen (T) def. Katrina Whalen 6-0, 6-0; Amy Gardiner (T) def. Emma Wiscount 6-2, 6-0.DOUBLESEmma Osenbach/Arie Serniak (T) def. Katie Stover/Amanda Brennan 6-3, 6-2; Julia Conville/Rachel Conville (P) def. Alexis Breiner/Keyla Saez 6-1, 6-1.BOYS SOCCERBlue Mountain-Jim ThorpeBlue Mountain used four first half goals to gain a 6-3 Schuylkill League victory over Jim Thorpe.Cam Greenwalt had a hat trick to lead the Eagles.For Thorpe, Cody Geiser scored two goals.Northern Lehigh-Pen ArgylIt took Pen Argyl two overtimes to earn a 3-2 Colonial League win over Northern Lehigh.Stivan Kumbarov came through with the game-winning goal for the Green Knights.Dan Belfonti and Jakob Traca were the goal scorers for the Bulldogs.Pleasant Valley-EmmausStephen Groh had all three goals to lift Emmaus to a 3-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over Pleasant Valley.Noah Hislop added an assist for the Hornets, who had 14 shots on goal compared to PV's five.The Bears' Bradley Brickman made eight saves.GIRLS SOCCERJim Thorpe-Blue MountainBlue Mountain took care of business against Jim Thorpe, earning a 3-0 victory.Emily Valentine, Sam Puzzi, and Sydney Riegel all scored goals for the Eagles.Blue Mountain finished with 30 shots on goal.Pottsville-LehightonPottsville used a strong start, scoring four goals in the first half, to claim a 5-2 Schuylkill League Division I victory over Lehighton.Rajah Quinones and Morgan Yurasits scored for the Lady Indians. Julia Frey made 21 saves.Pine Grove-TamaquaPine Grove was able to defeat Tamaqua in dominant fashion, gaining a 9-0 Schuylkill League victory.Edge and Aungst led the Cardinals with two goals each.Pen Argyl-Northern LehighNorthern Lehigh used a stellar three-goal performance by Jill Olewine to come away with a 6-1 Colonial League victory over Pen Argyl.Lexie Merkle added two goals, while Frankie Dibilio chipped in with a goal to help take down the Green Knights.Emmaus-Pleasant ValleyPleasant Valley was able to hang on, defeating Eastern Pennsylvania Conference foe Emmaus, 1-0.Abby Leach had the lone goal for the Bears with the assist coming from Erin Sharpe.Renee Milos and Mikaela Miller combined to total eight saves for PV.CMVT-WeatherlyNeither Weatherly or Columbia Montour Vo-Tech were able to come up with a goal in the first or second overtime on Thursday. The result was a 2-2 tie between the Wreckers and Rams.Meghan Moon and Lynea Reiner each scored a goal for Weatherly.FIELD HOCKEYNo. Lehigh-Moravian Aca.Moravian Academy defeated Northern Lehigh, 4-1, in Colonial League action.Moravian was led by Cecily Redfern, who had two goals in the second half.For the Bulldogs, Maddie Bellesfield scored their lone goal.Emmaus-Pleasant ValleyEmmaus was able shut out Pleasant Valley, 12-0, in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference contest.Kira Kohler and Meredith Shotler each recorded hat tricks for the Green Hornets.Wilson-PalmertonPalmerton put together a nice defensive effort, shutting out Colonial League foe Wilson, 2-0.Abby Schupp scored a goal and added an assist, while Kailyn Kolnik also added a goal.GOLFPleasant Vy.-StroudsburgStroudsburg earned an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory over Pleasant Valley, 437-475.The Mounties' Brian Frey shot the low score of the day, turning in an 80.Nate Coursey had the best score for the Bears, shooting an 88.Stroudsburg 437, Pleasant Vy. 475STROUDSBURGBrian Frey 80, Jack Mullally 86, Ryan Humphery 90, Tyler Boback 90, Sam Ewing 91.PLEASANT VY.Nate Coursey 88, Craig Robertts, Cody Scully 97, Matt Shafer 97, Riley Held 99.Whitehall-TamaquaTamaqua finished its regular season on a high note, posting a 379-387 non-league victory over Whitehall.Carson Shoener paced the Raiders with a 92.Tamaqua 379, Whitehall 387TamaquaCarson Shoener 92, Ryan Frederickson 94, Fabio Agosti 96, Shane Osty 97.WhitehallPatrick Skinner 91, Ben Antonchak 94, Noah Zahradnik 101, Tyler Ringberger 101.Marian-Blue MountainBlue Mountain edged Marian, 348-358.Albert McFadden posted an 83 for the Colts, while Mike Latoff carded an 85.Blue Mountain 348, Marian 358Blue MountainBailey Sophy 83, Tanner Cook 85, Kevin DiLorenzo 88, Sophie Orsulak 92.MarianAlbert McFadden 83, Mike Latoff 85, Nick Kurzinsky 92, Jarod Paidley 98.