Lehighton received wins from three of its teams over the weekend.

Both the Indian boys' and girls' soccer squads earned victories, while the field hockey squad also posted a win.GIRLS SOCCERN'western-Moravian Aca.Northwestern pulled out a 2-0 Colonial League win over Moravian Academy.Emily Renner and Sara Hathway both had goals for the Tigers.Northwestern keeper McKenna Amey recorded eight saves to earn the shutout.Lehighton-WilsonLehighton defeated Wilson in a non-league game, 8-0.Morgan Yurasits had five goals, including the first four of the game, to give the Indians a 4-0 lead.Rajah Quinones added a goal and three assists while Hannah Schatz and Elizabeth Eckhart each finished with a goal. Thera Hibbler chipped in with an assist.Julia Frey had seven saves for Lehighton, which finished with a 15-4 advantage in shots.Jim Thorpe-WeatherlyJim Thorpe cruised past Weatherly in a Schuylkill League contest, 8-0.The Lady Olympians scored six goals in the second half.Ilse Hassler and Autumn Cope each scored twice for Jim Thorpe. The Olympians also received goals from Lauren Donati, Camille Principe, Monae Bullock, and Jackie Condly.Pleasant Valley-BangorBangor used a goal in each half to pull out a 2-1 non-conference victory over visiting Pleasant Valley.The Bears took the initial lead on a Morgan Covart goal. Teammate Abby Leach picked up the assist.CiCi Holmquist scored the Slaters' first-half goal, and assisted on Danielle King's game-winning goal in the second half.No. Dame ES-No. LehighNotre Dame ES topped Northern Lehigh, 7-1, in a non-league contest.Krista Kissell led the Spartans with four goals.The Bulldogs' Jill Olewine scored the only goal for her team.Notre Dame finished the match with a 20-13 advantage in shots.FIELD HOCKEYES North-LehightonLehighton rolled past East Stroudsburg North, 12-0, in a non-league game.Ten different Lady Indians scored during the rout.Lauren Marks had two goals, as did Saige Miller. Allie Rossino, Elise Johnston, Maura Phelan, Mckenzie Hoats, and Lexi Pantella all had assists during the win.Lehighton racked up an incredible 42 shots on goal during the offensive outburst.Lehighton improves to 3-0-1 overall, and the Timberwolves fall to 1-3.Dallas-NorthwesternDallas defeated Northwestern in a non-league contest, 1-0.The score was tied at intermission, but Maddie Kelley of Dallas scored what was the game-winner at the 9:40 mark of the second half.The Lady Tigers had 17 shots on goal, but couldn't cash in. Dallas finished with nine shots on goal.Catasauqua-PalmertonQuinn Bachman had two goals and three assists to lead Catasauqua to a 7-1 Colonial League win over Palmerton.The Roughies also received two goals from Jackie Garner and Olivia Schlofer, while Selena Safradi added three assists.BOYS SOCCERPottsville-TamaquaPottsville defeated Tamaqua in a Schuylkill League contest, 4-3.Eli Wood paced the Tide with two goals, while Fernando Rivera added a goal and an assist. Maldeen Thomas also scored for the winners.The Raiders' Robert Stidham scored two goals, one in each half. Tyler Hollenbach also tallied one goal with Ryan Murphy assisting.The Tide accumulated nine corners, compared to the Raiders' two.Pine Grove-LehightonLehighton rallied late in the second half to earn a 3-2 win against Pine Grove in a Schuylkill League clash.Dan Baka of Lehighton opened the contest with a goal, assisted by Dylan Kleintop.Zach Christoff and Joe Marks both scored in the latter part of the second half, which helped propel the Indians to victory.Michael Elo and Brandon Frantz both scored for Pine Grove.Palmerton-Southern LehighSouthern Lehigh blanked Palmerton, 7-0, in a Colonial League contest.Sam Marshall led the Spartans with two goals, while Alex Sabram finished with four assists and a goal.The winners also received goals from Cole Hefner, Ben Johnston, August Joachim and Alex Milos.No. Dame ES-No. LehighNotre Dame of East Stroudsburg used a goal in each half to post a 2-0 Colonial League victory over Northern Lehigh.Tom Gallagher added the first half goal, while Johnson Frances recorded the second half one.The Bulldogs and Spartans were tied with five shots on goal.CROSS COUNTRYSch. Haven InvitationalJim Thorpe's Dylan Bucior and Kayley Kovac both earned individual wins at the 9th Annual 'Canes Invitation in Schuylkill Haven.The Tamaqua girls also claimed a title, winning the team championship.Bucior finished the course in 17:01 to easily defeat runner-up Wyatt Conrad of Hamburg. His first place also helped the Olympian boys' take second place.Other Times News area boys that finished in the top 10 included Tamaqua's Adam Melnick (sixth) and Joseph Nortavage (seventh). Their efforts aided the Raiders' third-place finish.Kovac took the girls race, barely edging out teammate Delana Nalesnik for the top spot. Kovac broke the tape in 20:44 while Nalesnik finished one second later.The Lady Raiders' top five runners finished between third and 12th to easily capture the team title. Kailee Carroll (third) and Sarah Maue (fifth) led the way for Tamaqua, whose score of 34 was far better than runner-up Blue Mountain's 66.9th Annual 'Canes InvitationalBoys Team Scores1. Tulpehocken (Tul) 60, 2. Jim Thorpe (JT) 70, 3. Tamaqua (Tam) 74, 4. Blue Mountain (BM) 89, 5. Hamburg (H) 93, 6. Minersville (M) 154, 7. Schuylkill Haven (SH) 169, 8. Shenandoah Valley (SV) 238; Pottsville (P) and Weatherly (W) no score.Boys Individual Results1. Dylan Bucior (JT) 17:01, 2. Wyatt Conrad (H) 17:50, 3. Jacob Cox (Tul) 17:54, 4. Mason Klopp (Tul) 17:56, 5. Seith Boyce (H) 18:12, 6. Adam Melnick (Tam) 18:18, 7. Joseph Nortavage (Tam) 18:19, 8. Derek Mosteller (BM) 18:29, 9. Tanner Schlater (Tul) 18:33, 10. Thomas Levkulic (BM) 18:38, 11. Brad Clemson (Tam) 18:39, 12. Owen Pothering (SH) 18:41, 13. Jain Gentile (JT) 18:49, 14. Benjamin Saxon (JT) 18:58, 15. Jared Hinkle (W) 18:59.Girls Team Scores1. Tamaqua (Ta) 34, 2. Blue Mountain (BM) 66, 3. Jim Thorpe (JT) 87, 4. Minersville (M) 144, 5. Schuylkill Haven (SH) 205, 6. Pine Grove (PG) 213; Pottsville (P), Shenandoah Valley (SV), Weatherly (W) and Panther Valley (PV) no score.Girls Individual Results1. Kayley Kovac (JT) 20:44, 2. Delana Nalesnik (JT) 20:45, 3. Kailee Carroll (Tam) 21:12, 4. Caroline Rickard (BM) 21:24, 5. Sarah Maue (Tam) 21:29, 6. Monika Shimko (Tam) 21:48, 7. Courtney Dukmen (BM) 21:59, 8. Nicole Wasserleben (Tam) 22:12, 9. Kaylene Raczka (M) 22:20, 10. Alexis Luna (SV) 22:21, 11. Carly Teaschenko (SV) 22:40, 12. Victoria Labar (Tam) 22:44, 13. Melanie Shimko (Tam) 22:46, 14. Shannon Henninger (BM) 22:49, 15. Autumn Pedron (M) 23:06.GIRLS TENNISPleasant Valley-BangorBangor topped Pleasant Valley in non-league competition, 5-2.The Slaters' top-two singles players, Lauren Steinert and Rehana Khan, both earned victories in the match.Massani Francis of Pleasant Valley earned her team's only singles win, 6-0, 5-7, 6-4.Bangor 5, Pleasant Valley 2SINGLESLauren Steinert (B) def. Devin Kagel 6-1, 6-3; Rehana Khan (B) def. Haley White 7-5, 6-4; Massani Francis (PV) def. Bailey Andreeko 6-0, 5-7, 6-4.DOUBLESLauren Steinert/Rehana Khan(B) def. Devin Kagel/Haley White 8-7; Jennifer LaBar/Rhianna Van Hoose (B) def. Alex Steinmetz/Abby Ertle 5-6, 7-5, 6-3; Eyliena Baker/Kylie Steever (PV) def. Kai Evans/Viktoria Swanson 6-3, 6-4; Cate Keet/Kira Russo(B) def. Astrid Gierra/Nicole Moore 6-1, 7-6.VOLLEYBALLPocono Classic TournamentHost Pleasant Valley finished first in their pool but lost to the eventual champions, Bonner/Prendergast, in the semifinals of the 15th Annual Pocono Classic Volleyball Tournament.The Bears were 7-1 in pool play, defeating Hazleton, Wyoming Valley and Quakertown while splitting with Mt. Olive (NJ). In the semis, PV dropped a tough 19-25, 25-18, 14-16 battle to Philadelphia's Bonner/Prendergast.Bonner/Prendergast cruised past Easton, 25-18, 25-17, in the finals.For the Bears, Sara Kron had 35 kills in the tournament. She also added seven blocks and three aces.Noel Kelly finished with 24 kills and six aces while Veronica Roberts chipped in with 18 kills and eight digs.The Bears also received a well-rounded effort from Sofia Janak (44 assists, 28 digs, eight kills, five aces and four blocks) and Alexis Richy (32 assists, 11 digs, three kills and three aces).Garden Spot TournamentMarian went 0-8 at the Garden Spot Tournament, dropping games to Warwick, State College, Bishop Shanahan and host Garden Spot.All four of the Fillies' opponents compete in Class AAA.Maureen Kloap paced Marian with 25 digs, 14 kills and four aces, while Jasmine Mooney added 21 digs, eight kills and four blocks. Teammates Courtney McCall (36 assists, 20 digs) and Abigail Stankiewitch (18 kills, 10 blocks, eight kills) also had good tournament performances.NOTE: All the results in the above roundup have been reported to the Times News, either by email, fax or phone. If you can't find the result of a specific event, it was not received by the Times News. Coaches and scorekeepers are reminded to report their results (home or away) to the Times News Sports Department. They can do so by email (tnsports@tnonline.com), fax (610-826-9608) or phone (800-443-0377 ext. 3144).