Pleasant Valley and Marian scored wins on the volleyball court in local sports action on Wednesday.

VOLLEYBALLPleasant Valley-ES NorthPleasant Valley defeated Eastern Pennsylvania Conference foe East Stroudsburg North in three sets, 25-10, 25-16 and 25-7.Bridget Lozier led the Bears (12 -7 & 6-4) with 13 kills and three blocks, while setters Kiersten Griesback and Alexis Richey each had two aces and dished out 10 assists. Sara Kron and Veronica Roberts chipped in four kills each.Kalli Walling had 10 digs and five aces.The win also gave the program its 400th win.Marian-NativityMarian defeated Nativity in a non-league match, 25-18, 25-14, 25-16.Alex Stroia of Marian had nine kills and 15 digs in the battle of perennial District 11 A powers.Abby O'Donnell conributed four digs and 26 assists, and Maureen Kloap had nine digs of her own.BOYS SOCCERSaucon Valley-PalmertonPalmerton fell to Saucon Valley in a Colonial League match, 6-0.Zach Reichard, Joe Schuyler (2), Pat Cyphers, Noah Thompson, and Cyril Doherty all scored Panther goals.Reichard, Schuyler, Thompson, and Khoa Nguyen contributed assists in the victory.Despite the loss, Palmerton goalkeeper Rich Roselli had 10 saves.Pine Grove-LehightonLehighton was impressive in a 3-0 Schuylkill League victory over Pine Grove.Joe Marks was the man of the match for the Indians, as he recorded a goal in each half of play. Zach Christoff was responsible for Lehighton's other goal.Frank Bokan contributed an assist in the victory, as Lehighton accumulated 12 shots on goal in the match.Pottsville-TamaquaPottsville defeated Tamaqua in a Schuylkill League contest, 2-1.All of the scoring was done in the first half. Jake Dicello scored first for Pottsville on a penalty kick. Tyler Wright scored next thanks to a Shea Golden assist.Tamaqua's Roberto Borrero brought Tamaqua within a goal later in the first half. However, Borrero was unable to cash in on a penalty kick just one minute after his goal, which would have tied up the game.The Raiders dominated time of possession, but committed 20 fouls in the contest, as Pottsville held on for the win.Nativity-WeatherlyNativity defeated Weatherly in a Schuylkill League clash, 4-0.Jacob Parobek, Richardo Choopla, and Ignocio Martinez all scored for Nativity in the first half. Cristian Vasquez tagged on another goal in the second half of play.Zach Peiser had 10 saves for Weatherly.Northwestern-No. LehighJohn Heat scored a hat trick and Cody Gangaware added another as the Tigers shut out the Bulldogs by a 4-0 score in Colonial League play.Heat and Gangaware also had assists, as did Keegan Coffield and Andrew Goodolf.Nate Rex had six saves for Nolehi, while Kyle Bellhorn had three for Northwestern.Jim Thorpe-No. SchuylkillThe Olympians scored five second half goals to pull away from the Spartans for a 6-1 Schuylkill League win.Andrew Rich scored a pair of goals, while Cam Condly, Luke Morris and Cody Geiser added the other after intermission.Michael Boeres scored the first half goal for Thorpe.Jorge Macereno had a pair of assists, while Geiser and Todd Stelling added the others.Shane McGrath had 16 saves in goal for the Spartans, while Carter Rodrigues had five for Thorpe.CROSS COUNTRYMarian-Minersville-Shenandoah ValleyMarian came away with two wins in its tri-meet with Shenandoah Valley and Minersville.The boys squad picked up two victories, including a thrilling one-point victory over Minersville.Aaron Srinivasan led the way for the Colts with a victory and a time of 19:03. His teammate Eddie Pulaski finished second, and Zaccary Roberts beat out defending district champion Wesley Yutko by four seconds to take fifth place, which greatly helped the Colts edge out the Battlin' Miners.Despite the team loss, Tina Capparell of Marian continued her consistent running, as she was vicotrious on the girls' side with a time of 20:14.BOYSMarian 27, Minersville 28Minersville 16, Shenandoah Valley 44Marian 19, Shenandoah Valley 361. Aaron Srinivasan (Mar) 19:03, 2. Eddie Pulaski (Mar) 19:39, 3. Kyle Stephen (Min) 19:51, 4. Samuel Dibiskie (Min) 20:01, 5. Zaccary Roberts (Mar) 20:09, 6. Wesley Yutko (Min) 20:13, 7. Simon Wagner (Min) 20:42, 8. Randy Hoats (SV) 20:45, 9. Clement Rushanan (Min) 21:02, 10. Hui-Wei Liu (SV) 21:20, 11. Henry Kreisel (Mar) 21:43, 12. Michael Witczak (Mar) 21:48, 13. Zach Brown (Min) 22:06, 14. Zach Link (SV) 22:19, 15. Lucas Rinaldo (Min) 22:23GIRLSShenandoah Valley 27, Marian 30Shenandoah Valley 28, Minersville 29Minersville 23, Marian 361. Tina Capparell (Mar) 20:14, 2. Carly Teaschenkie (SV) 22:58, 3. Brittany Joseph (SV) 23:48, 4. Kaylene Raczka (Min) 23:57, 5. Alexis Luna (SV) 24:07, 6. Autumn Pedron (Min) 24:19, 7. Emily Pulaski (Mar) 25:07, 8. Amanda Conshue (SV) 25:26, 9. Brittany Cory (Min) 25:39, 10. Katie Glore (Min) 25:45, 11. Kelsey Unolik (SV) 26:19, 12. Krystyna Matunis (Mar) 26:27, 13. Corinne Ellis (Min) 27:01, 14. Kristen Lowe (Min) 27:16, 15. Emily Reinhoel (Mar) 27:49GIRLS SOCCERNo. Lehigh-NorthwesternNorthwestern was victorious in a Colonial League match against Northern Lehigh, 9-1.Sabrina Mertz led the way for the Lady Tigers with four goals in the match. Rachel Fisher scored twice in the contest as well. Sarah Segan, Angela Motolese, and Lydia Vanner scored the other three Northwestern goals.Jill Olewine scored the Lady 'Dawg goal in the match.Palmerton-Saucon ValleyPalmerton came up short against Saucon Valley in a Colonial League match, 2-1.Sarah Sevant and Lauren Binn did the scoring for Saucon Valley. Paige Jones contributed an assist.Monica Wood continued her strong play this season and scored Palmerton's goal.The Panthers compiled 15 shots in the contest.Julia Paulinho had 14 saves in the net for the Lady Bombers.FIELD HOCKEYNo. Lehigh-Pen ArgylNorthern Lehigh used a quick start and a strong finish to dispatch Pen Argyl 3-1 in Colonial League play.Taylor Herman scored once in the first half and again in the second. Jessica Olewine added the Lady Bulldogs third goal late in the second half.Annie McIntyre made five saves in the win.GOLFSchuylkill Team ChampionshipPottsville's Rachel Brahler shot the second lowest overall individual score with a 78 to help Pottsville win the Schuylkill League Team Championship at Blue Mountain Golf Course in Fredericksburg.The Crimson Tide finished with a 329, followed by Blue Mountain with a 334, Mahanoy Area with a 349 and Marian with a 355.Albert McFadden had the best score for the Colts with a 85, Mike Latoff had an 87, Jarod Paisley 88, Tim Dando 95, Nick Kurzinsky 96 and Jake Dembinski 107.