Northwestern and Tamaqua both pulled off sweeps in cross country action on Tuesday.

CROSS COUNTRYPleasant Vy.-Northampton-NazarethThe Pleasant Valley boys picked up wins over Northampton (21-38) and Nazareth (22-33) but fell to Easton (19-44).Gabe Sullivan led the Bears with a second place overall finish in 17:03, just behind Easton's Kevin Lapansky, who took first with a time of 16:54.In the girls' meet, Pleasant Valley was swept by Easton (15-50), Northampton (23-34) and Nazareth (26-33).Lizz Eberhardt paced the Lady Bears with a 10th place finish in 20:34. Easton's Diana Hammerstone took first overall with a time of 18:56.BOYSEaston 19, Pleasant Valley 44Pleasant Valley 21, N'ampton 38Pleasant Valley 22, Nazareth 331. Kevin Lapansky (E) 16:54, 2. Gabe Sullivan (PV) 17:03, 3. Sean Guydish (E) 17:30, 4. Joseph Ozgar (E), 5. Sheamus Hammerstone (E), 6. Anton Deleon (E), 7. Logan Koch (E), 8. Cosmo Cardone (E), 9. Seth Slavin (PV), 10. Bradley Fox (NAZ), 11. Isaac Njenga (N), 12. Greg Scherman (E), 13. John W. Griffiths (E), 14. Billy Millburn (PV), 15. Stephen Kraus (E), 16. Lucas Yost (N), 17. Gerald Mbevi (E), 18. Sean Collins (NAZ), 19. Ethan Huleatt (NAZ), 20. Keith Staats (PV).GIRLSEaston 15, Pleasant Valley 50N'ampton 23, Pleasant Valley 34Nazareth 26, Pleasant Valley 331. Diana Hammerstone (E) 18:56, 2. Rachael Davalos (PME) 18:58, 3. Katherine Ellmaker (E) 19:39, 4. Olivia George (E), 5. Alyssa Repsher (E), 6. Megan Korn (E), 7. Skyler Danley (E), 8. Lauren Maddison (E), 9. Mackenzie Heitz (E), 10. Lizz Eberhardt (PV), 11. Joelle Perelli (N), 12. Geena Basille (E), 13. Nina Corpora (E), 14. Magen Perelli (N), 15. Jenn Mickens (PV), 16. Samantha Donnelly (PMW), 17. Heidy Acevedo (E), 18. Makayla Roach (E), 19. Ellissa Slader (E), 20. Morgan McDonald (E).Tamaqua-PottsvilleTamaqua earned a sweep of Pottsville in a Schuylkill League Division I meet.The Raiders took the top seven spots in picking up a 15-50 win over the Tide, with Adam Melnick finishing first overall with a time of 19:31.Tamaqua was once again dominant in the girls' meet, taking the top four spots en route to a 16-47 victory. Sarah Maue took first for the Lady Raiders in 22:41.Tamaqua's Chris Osenbach took first overall in the junior high meet with a time of 9:47. Brianna Dumand also took the top spot for the Lady Raiders in 10:41.BOYSTamaqua 15, Pottsville 501. Adam Melnick (T) 19:31, 2. Brad Clemson (T), 3. Andy Tite (T), 4. Raymond Kinder (T), 5. Derian Stianche (T), 6. Nathaniel Davidson (T), 7. Isaac Miller (T), 8. Zachary Haslam (P), 9. Alec Roseland (T), 10. Tymothy Nevadomsky (P).GIRLSTamaqua 16, Pottsville 471. Sarah Maue (T) 22:41, 2. Monika Shimko (T), 3. Kailee Carroll (T), 4. Nicole Waserleben (T), 5. Brenna Nagle (P), 6. Victoria LaBar (T), 7. Melanie Shimko (T), 8. Chelsea Frantz (T), 9. Jenny Beck (T), 10. April Gerber (T).Northwestern, Palmerton, Bangor, Pen Argyl,Wilson-No. LehighNorthwestern had a nice day in a Colonial League hexagonal meet, as the Tiger boys finished the day 5-0, while the Lady Tigers went 4-0. Northern Lehigh picked up some wins, as the Bulldog boys notched three wins, while the girls nabbed two.Individually, Nolehi's Gavin Kemery finished in first overall, while the Lady Tigers' Molly Tarvin came in first in the girls' event. Palmerton's Zach Svetik came in a respectable third place, while Phillip Castrine grabbed seventh.BOYSNorthwestern 20, Bangor 38No. Lehigh 26, Bangor 31Bangor 28, Palmerton 28Northwestern 28, Palmerton 31Northwestern 19, Pen Argyl 43Northwestern 28, Wilson 29Northwestern 28, No. Lehigh 30No. Lehigh 27, Palmerton 28No. Lehigh 23, Pen Argyl 32Wilson 27, No. Lehigh 301. Gavin Kemery (NL) 17:25, 2. Michael Sheptuk (NDES) 17:30, 3. Zach Svetik (Palm) 17:32, 4. Alex Race (Wil), 5. TJ Dooley (NL), 6. Morgan O'Brien (B), 7. Jake Martinez (Palm), 8. Phillip Castrine (NW), 9. Josh Eibeck (PA), 10. Andrew Beers (NDES), 11. Spencer Muff (Wil), 12. Matt Grim (NW), 13. Carter Waibel (Palm), 14. Kyle Zingales (Wil), 15. Gage Christ (NL), 16. Daulton Keba (NW), 17. Conor Naughton (NDES), 18. Anthony Venerra (NW), 19. Shane Haughton (Wil), 20. Isaiah Jones (NW).GIRLSNorthwestern 15, Bangor 48Bangor 18, No. Lehigh 44Bangor 15, Palmerton 50Northwestern 15, Palmerton 50Northwestern 23, Wilson 36Northwestern 15, No. Lehigh 50No. Lehigh 15, Palmerton 50No. Lehigh 15, Pen Argyl 50Wilson 17, No. Lehigh 44Wilson 15, Palmerton 501. Molly Tarvin (NW) 20:16, 2. Abby Rustay (Wil) 20:33, 3. Madeline Consuelos (NW) 20:44, 4. Abigail Supplee (NW), 5. Sydney Brannon (Wil), 6. Gabrielle Vega (Wil), 7. Abigail Smith (NW), 8. Brianna Biondo (PA), 9. Hannah Herzon (NW), 10. Martina Sell (B), 11. Angela Alden (NW), 12. Rachel Mikols (NW), 13. Claudia O'Donnell (NDES), 14. Elizabeth Fornauf (NW), 15. Alyssa Zack (NW), 16. Faith Jensen (B), 17. Katie Guelcher (NL), 18. Courtney Krechel (NDES), 19. Nell Fossa (NDES), 20. Cayden Rex (NW).VOLLEYBALLLehighton-MarianMarian used some strong individual performances to defeat Lehighton in straight sets, 25-15, 25-19, and 25-16.Courtney McCall led the way with 22 assists in the game, while also adding five digs and three aces.Jasmine Mooney nailed nine kills and five aces, Abigail Stankiewitch and Maureen Kloap both had six kills, with Kloap also adding 10 digs, and teammate Miranda Antiga led the defense with 18 digs for the Fillies' well-rounded effort.For Lehighton, Katie Higgins had six kills, an ace and 14 digs, Alyssa Jordan added four kills and seven digs.Jim Thorpe-Panther Vy.Panther Valley made quick work of Jim Thorpe, as the Panthers swept the match, 25-23, 25-19, and 25-18.Jamey Mikovich led the winners with 19 kills, five blocks, and added two aces, while Cassidy Ryan added five kills and three aces.Kelsey VanHorn broke two school records in the match, as she now holds the Panther Valley career record in service points and assists. She added 15 assists in the win, along with two kills and an ace.Christine Dacey had four assists and three aces, while Chloe Markovich had four kills and four aces.For Jim Thorpe, Erin Shigo and Jillian Peterson both had five kills, Mackenzie Rosenberger had three kills and Kelsey Carroll added 11 assists in the losing effort.FIELD HOCKEYPen Argyl-No. LehighPen Argyl defeated Northern Lehigh 3-1 in a Colonial League contest.The Lady Green Knights received goals from Lexie Kilpatrick, Dana Evans and Lacey Hempler to take down the Lady 'Dawgs.Becky Barely assisted Britani Pristash on the Northern Lehigh goal.GIRLS SOCCERMoravian Academy-NorthwesternNorthwestern scored a pair of goals in both halves to defeat Moravian Academy 4-0 in Colonial League play.Sara Hathaway opened up the scoring with her team's two first half scores, while teammates Mac Divers and Lydia Danner both notched second half tallies.Catherine Willis and Abby Chisdak both had assists in the win as well.Northwestern held a 10-3 edge in shots on goal.BOYS SOCCERPine Grove-TamaquaPine Grove coasted to an 8-1 Schuylkill League Division I win over Tamaqua.Jacob Rudy scored the lone goal for the Raiders.NOTE: All the results in the above roundup have been reported to the Times News, either by email, fax or phone. 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