A hat trick by Frank Bokan helped Lehighton earn a boys soccer win over Northern Lehigh.

The Indians also gained a win in volleyball action.BOYS SOCCERLehighton-No. LehighLehighton used a strong second half to power past Northern Lehigh, 6-2, in a non-league matchup.Frank Bokan had a hat trick and added an assist for the Indians, who had four goals after intermission. Joe Marks scored twice and contributed two assists, while Bryce Smith scored the Tribe's final goal. The winners also received assists from Dan Bokan, Zeka Elkhyati and Jake Hoffner.For the Bulldogs, Jakob Traca had a first-half goal to give his team a 1-0 lead. Dan Belfonti, who assisted on Traca's goal, scored in the second half.Lehighton outshot their opponents by a 10-4 margin.GIRLS SOCCERPottsville-Jim ThorpePottsville scored two first-half goals to gain a 2-0 Schuylkill League win over Jim Thorpe.Delaney Golden and Carly Hoak scored for the Tide, who held a 16-7 advantage in shots on goal.For the Lady Olympians, Rebecca Cressman had 14 saves.Northwestern-ParklandA first-half score by Parkland's Ava Hanna proved to be the only goal in the Trojans 1-0 non-league win over Northwestern.Rachel Medlar assisted Hanna on the game-winning tally.The winners finished with a 4-1 edge in shots on goal. McKenna Amey made three stops in net for the Tigers.With the victory, Parkland improves to 14-1 overall. Northwestern drops to 10-2.Salisbury-Pleasant ValleySalisbury managed a 1-0 win over non-league opponent Pleasant Valley.Caylin Meikrantz recorded the only goal for the Lady Falcons, who held an 8-6 advantage in shots.Renee Milos stopped four shots in the goal for the Bears, while teammate Mikaela Miller relieved her in the second half and had two.VOLLEYBALLCatasauqua-LehightonLehighton cruised to a non-league win over Catasauqua, 25-6, 25-12, 25-9.Alyssa Jordan had 13 kills and a dig to lead the Indians (7-5) while Tori Eads-Rodriguez added 20 assists and five aces.Andrea Shafer chipped in two kills, four aces and a pair of digs. Also contributing were Haley Steigerwalt (five aces, four digs) and Courtney Rehrig (four aces, three digs).Lehighton also took the JV contest, 25-12, 25-15.