Lehighton teams clinched postseason berths in boys soccer and girls volleyball, while Pleasant Valley picked up wins in boys soccer, girls hockey and girls volleyball.

BOYS SOCCERLehighton-ES SouthThe Indians defeated the Cavaliers 2-1 in a Mountain Valley Conference contest and qualified for the District 11 playoffs for the first time in school history.Anthony Rossino and Chris Lawler scored the goals for Lehighton. Zach Christoff had assists on both.Lehighton goalie Tyler Dietz made 12 saves and Pat Dykert had four. South outshot the Indians 16-7, however.PM West-Pleasant Vy.The Bears scored all six goals in the first half for a 6-0 shutout of the Panthers in Mountain Valley Conference play.Connor Phillips had three goals, Davis Reese scored two and Noah Fulcomer punt one in for the Bears.Justin Habick had two assists. Hako Beskovic, Dean Krcic, Wayne Schneider and Brandon Wolfff had one each.With the win, the Bears moved to 14-0 on the year and 9-0 in the MVC.Jim Thorpe-Pine GroveThe Olympians and Cardinals tied 4-4 in a Schuylkill League game.Steven Principe scored all four Jim Thorpe goals, with two assists from Billy Sterling.A Principe goal tied the game, 3-3, with 14:21 left. His fourth goal gave Jim Thorpe the lead with 6:40 to go, but Pine Grove's Taylor Witmer got the equalizer with 1:40 on the clock.Carter Rodriguez made 26 saves for the Olympians.FIELD HOCKEYLehighton-ES SouthGwen Remaley scored the game's only goal as Lehighton edged East Stroudsburg South, 1-0, in Mountain Valley Conference action.The Cavaliers had an 11-10 edge in shots, but Indian goalie Lauren Burrows registered 11 saves.Bangor-PalmertonBangor used a late second-half push to break a scoreless tie and defeat Palmerton 1-0 in a Colonial League contest.Bangor's Kiley Kuchar scored the winning goal with 5:20 left in the second half.Candace Keck made six saves in the contest for Palmerton (4-9).PM West-Pleasant Vy.Melissa Russo had three goals and three assists as the Bears rolled to a 11-0 win over the Panthers.Russo's third goal was the 50th of her career. She also broke the Bears' single season assist record.Alex DiMarco and Johnny Schmid both added a pair of goals for Pleasant Valley. Kim Jimenez, Jen Kratz, Abby Roselli and Ally Fleuer all scored once. Annie Butchkoski had three assists and Jimenez chipped in two.Pleasant Valley had a 36-6 advantage in shots and an 11-0 edge in corners.CROSS COUNTRYCMVT-No. Schuylkill-TamaquaThe Tamaqua girls picked up a pair of wins, while the boys earned a split in a meet against Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech and North Schuylkill.Nicole Wasserleben, Chelsea Frantz and Victoria LaBar finished second through fourth to lead the Raiders to a 15-45 win over CMVT and a 24-31 triumph over the Spartans.Tamaqua's Dustin Sabol finished first in the boys meet as the Raiders beat CMVT 23-33 and fell to the Spartans 22-37.BOYSNo. Schuylkill 22, Tamaqua 37Tamaqua 23, CMVT 331. Dustin Sabol (T) 18.49, 2. Devin Mashack (NS), 3. Jordan Heintz (CMVT), 4. Chris McCormick (NS), 5. Lenny Bolinsky (NS), 6. George Anthony (NS), 7. Adam Melnick (T), 8. Marcus Joline (CMVT), 9. Joe Nortavage (T). 10. Evan Brouse (NS).GIRLSTamaqua15, CMVT 45Tamaqua 24, No. Schuylkill 311. Abby Warner (NS) 21.:59, 2. Nicole Wasserleben (T), 3. Chelsea Frantz (T), 4. Victoria LaBar (T), 5. Maura Gownley (NS), 6. Stefanie Gensure (T), 7. Nicole Kane (NS), 8. Jess Yaneskie (NS), 9. Melanie Kostecky (T), 10. Emily Tobin (NS).Marian-Sch. Haven-WeatherlyThe Schuylkill Haven boys and girls swept Marian and Weatherly in a three-team Schuylkill League meet. The Weatherly boys and girls also earned wins over Marian.Brett Kelly paced the Wreckers with a fourth place finish in a time of 21:29 while teammate Dillon Bizarre took home a 10th-place finish. Phil DeSantis and Nick Hopeck were eighth and ninth, respectively, for Marian.In the girls meet, Kayla Craver finished third for Weatherly in a time of 26:54. Marian's Kristina Matunis finished fifth.BOYSSchuylkill Haven 17, Weatherly 43Schuylkill Haven 15, Marian 45Weatherly 27, Marian 291. Sam Brennan (SH) 20:38, 2. Josh Malrose (SH), 3. Adam Seltzer (SH), 4. Brett Kelly (W), 5. Connor James (SH), 6. Kristian Svenson (SH), 7. Billy Seick (SH), 8. Phil DeSantis (M), 9. Nick Hopeck (M), 10. Dillon Bizarre (W), 11. Shane Coll (W), 12. Chris Manneal (W), 13. Graham Wolk (M), 14. Connor Roberts (M), 15. Matt Greenfield (M).GIRLSSchuylkill Haven 15, Marian 50Schuylkill Haven 21, Weatherly 38Weatherly 15, Marian 501. Emily Daniels (SH) 25:11, 2. Chelsea Slappey (SH), 3. Kayla Craver (W), 4. Casey Renninger (SH), 5. Kristian Matunis (M), 6. Michelle Brenneman (SH), 7. Kimberly Harrison (W), 8. Maddie Schaeffer (SH), 9. Haleigh George (SH), 10. Sage Garvey (SH), 11. Sami Despirito (W), 12. Breena Coxe (W), 13. Alex Valusek (M), 14. Maddie Hartz (W), 15. Morgan Gower (W).GIRLS SOCCERES South-LehightonLehighton scored two goals in the first 15 minutes of the game, but East Stroudsburg South rallied for three unanswered goals, en route to a 3-2 overtime victory over the Indians.East Stroudsburg South's Karla Montes took an assist from Chrissi Wolosz and booted in the game-winner 4:20 into the first overtime session.Allison Andrews scored both of Lehighton's goals.Lehighton (5-10, 3-7) outshot the Cavalier's 20-18, while Jen Plocinik made 14 saves in goal for the Indians.Pleasant Vy.-PM WestThe Bears got two goals from Erin Sharpe, the second in overtime, to escape with a 2-1 win over the Panthers in a Mountain Valley Conference game.E. Sabovie had both assists for the Bears.Nikki Brigante scored the lone goal for Pocono Mountain West on an assist from Jessica Boutieller.The Bears outshot the Panthers 8-4.VOLLEYBALLLehighton-ES NorthWith a 25-14, 25-7, 25-13 Mountain Valley Conference victory over East Stroudsburg North, Lehighton improved to 9-3 on the season and officially qualified for the District 11 Tournament.Jackie Jordan paced Lehighton with three aces, six kills and eight digs. Kayla Troutman added four kills, four digs and one ace.The Lehighton JV team also swept the Timberwolves.Pleasant Vy.-FreedomPleasant Valley disposed of Freedom in four games, 25-21, 25-17, 21-25, 25-17.Seniors MacKenzie Dorney (nine kills, 12 digs) and Courtney Miller (10 kills, three blocks) led Pleasant Valley, while juniors Kiersten Griesback (20 assists, seven digs) and Katie Lenhart (14 digs, three aces) also contributed to the winning effort. Freshman Noel Kelly registered nine kills and seven blocks for the Lady Bears.