The Marian golf team won the Schuylkill League Team Championship on Wednesday.

GOLFSchuylkill League ChampionshipMarian defeated Blue Mountain, Lourdes, and Pine Grove in the Schuylkill League Team Championship at Hidden Valley on Wednesday.The Colts shot a total of 323 and topped second-place finisher Blue Mountain by 22 strokes.Marian’s Nick Kurzinsky earned medalist honors with a round of 77. Albert McFadden’s 79 was the second-lowest score in the championship.Marian 323, Blue Mountain 345,Lourdes 346, Pine Grove 377MARIANNick Kurzinsky 77, Albert McFadden 79, Mike Latoff 82, Jacob Artz 85, Jarod Paisley 89, Tim Dando 90BLUE MOUNTAINKevin DiLorenzo 82, Austin Boyer 87, Vito Valenti 87, Sophie Orsulak 89, Caleb Sophy 93, Connor Zimmerman 98LOURDESEvan Salamone 80, Ryan Ciocco 84, Thomas Schultz 91, Walter Kalinoski 91, Brock Evert 102, Donovan James 103PINE GROVELuke Reiter 84, Brandon Hueston 91, Karmryn Felty 100, Nate Hartman 102, Jamison Lapp 108, Karson Felty 111BOYS SOCCERJim Thorpe-Northern LehighNorthern Lehigh defeated Jim Thorpe in a non-league contest, 1-0.Tony Evangelist scored the game’s lone goal for the Bulldogs.NL keeper Nick Miller amassed 21 saves for the shutout.Phil Struble stopped three shots on goal for the Olympians.Pen Argyl-PalmertonPalmerton outlasted Pen Argyl in a Colonial League match, 4-3.Marc Roselli led the Bombers with two goals, while Rio Kapur added a goal and an assist. Nate Taylor added another for Palmerton. Bryce Beahm, Connor Russo, and Jesse DeKorte all had assists.Tamaqua-Blue MountainBlue Mountain took a 5-0 halftime lead before defeating Tamaqua in a Schuylkill League contest, 8-1.Jonathan Benner’s hat trick led the Blue Eagles’ offense.Tyler Hollenbach’s goal in the second half prevented the shutout for the Blue Raiders, who were outshot 25-3 in the contest.Palisades-NorthwesternNorthwestern withstood a late rally to top Palisades 4-3 in Colonial League action.Dominic Mertz, Jonathan Blaine, Samuel Seyfried and Noah Seng-DeLong all scored for the Tigers. Andrew Goodolf and Leighton Gift had assists.Lehighton-North SchuylkillLehighton picked up a 4-0 Schuylkill League Division I victory over North Schuylkill.No other information was provided to the Times News.GIRLS SOCCERNorthwestern-PalisadesNorthwestern earned a Colonial League victory over Palisades, 3-0.Emily Renner, Margaret Motolese, and a Palisades-own goal accounted for the scoring for the winners.Palmerton-Pen ArgylPalmerton topped Pen Argyl in Colonial League action, 3-0.Kennedy Malish, Johanna Matsko and Natalie Matsko all scored for the Bombers.Kyla Brolin had two saves in the shutout.VOLLEYBALLHoly Redeemer-MarianHoly Redeemer outlasted Marian in five sets 25-27, 25-15, 25-23, 23-25,15-13.Jasmine Mooney led the Fillies offensively with 22 kills, 10 digs and eight aces. With that total, Mooney becomes the 13th Fillie to surpass 500 kills in her career. Gianna Agosti totaled 29 assists and seven digs, while Toni Galasso added 10 digs and Miranda Antiga had 19 digs.Pleasant Valley-PM EastPleasant Valley swept Pocono Mountain East in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference clash, 25-17, 25-15, 25-18.Leading the Lady Bears (6-4), was Noel Kelly with eight kills and 10 digs, while Sara Kron followed with six kills, three blocks, two aces and four digs. Andrea Janak totaled 14 assists, nine digs and four aces, Sofia Janak had 17 digs and Cameron Caffrey chipped in with 11 digs and eight assists.CROSS COUNTRYLehighton, Blue Mountain, Pottsville at Pine GroveLehighton competed in a four-team cross country meet on Wednesday.The Indians earned two wins on the boys’ side, as Michael Blacketter finished in first place.The Lehighton girls earned wins over both Pottsville and Blue Mountain. Cera Gaston finished second for the tribe.No other information was provided to the Times News.Mahanoy Area, Sch. Haven, Marian, at MinersvilleMarian competed in a four-team Schuylkill League meet on Wednesday, and went undefeated in both the boys and girls competitions.Aaron Srinivasan won the boys’ race for the Colts with a time of 18:56.Marian’s Tina and Nicole Capparell finished first and second, respectively, in the girls’ race.No other information was provided to The Times News.JR. HIGH BASKETBALL8TH GRADETamaqua-ShenandoahTamaqua defeated Shenandoah in eighth grade basketball action, 33-9.Leading the Lady Raiders (3-6), in scoring was Sophia Boyle with 11 points.7TH GRADETamaqua-ShenandoahIn seventh grade girls’ basketball action, Tamaqua defeated Shenandoah 33-16.Serena Jones led all scorers with a season-high 17 points for the Lady Raiders.