The Jim Thorpe and Marian girls, along with the Tamaqua boys, all recorded sweeps in Schuylkill League cross country action on Wednesday.

CROSS COUNTRY

Jim Thorpe-Tamaqua-

Pine Grove-Pottsville

The Jim Thorpe girls and Tamaqua boys both went 3-0 in a Schuylkill League meet at Pottsville.

Nicole Carroll led the way for the undefeated Jim Thorpe girls (6-0) with a win in 22:53, while Gabby Cinicola placed second. Mia Jones led the Tamaqua girls, who went 2-1, with a sixth-place finish.

Jordan Remmel led the Olympians with a first-place finish in 18:17 in the boys’ meet. Tony Marchetti, Levi Kunel and Adam Schock were second, third and fourth, respectively, for the Blue Raiders.

BOYS

Tamaqua 16, Pine Grove 48

Tamaqua 19, Pottsville 37

Tamaqua 20, Jim Thorpe 43

Jim Thorpe 25, Pine Grove 32

Pottsville 20, Jim Thorpe 35

1. J. Remmel (JT) 18:17, 2. T. Marchetti (T) 19:20, 3. L. Kunkel (T) 19:27, 4. A. Schock (T), 5. C. Clarke (P), 6. J. Gormley (T), 7. A. Owens (PG), 8. B. Davis (P), 9. R. March (P), 10. S. Kieffer (T), 11. D. Budwash (P), 12. C. DeBrynn (PG), 13. J. Krall (T), 14. D. Alvarez (P), 15. G. Wirth (JT).

GIRLS

Tamaqua 27, Pottsville 28

Tamaqua 23, Pine Grove 35

Jim Thorpe 21, Tamaqua 34

Jim Thorpe 26, Pottsville 33

Jim Thorpe 19, Pine Grove 36

1. N. Carroll (JT) 22:53, 2. G. Cinicola (JT) 23:38, 3. S. Krill (PG) 23:55, 4. M. Eroh (P), 5. L. Patton (JT), 6. M. Jones (T), 7. A. Bonner (JT), 8. S. Plasha (T), 9. I. Teresavage (P), 10. L. Harris (P), 11. E. Kurtz (PG), 12. H. Williams (T), 13. I. Jones (T), 14. A. Garrity (P), 15. A. Jones (T).

Schuy. Haven-Shenandoah- Tri-Valley-Marian

The unbeaten Marian girls came away with a sweep in a Schuylkill League quad meet at home. Meanwhile, the Colts lost a close one to finish 2-1 on the day.

Emma Ashfield posted a second-place finish with a time of 25:48 for the Fillies (6-0).

Albin Petschauer led the Colts, who went 2-1, with a first-place finish in 19:30 in the boys’ meet.

Alex Porambo and Ava Fritz both grabbed a top-five finish on the day, as both came away with fourth-place finishes in the boys’ and girls’ meets, respectively.

BOYS

Tri-Valley 24, Marian 31

Marian 22, Shenandoah Valley 36

Marian 20, Schuylkill Haven 39

1. Albin Petschauer (M) 19:30, 2. Wyatt Lietzel (TV) 19:49, 3. Aiden Zamuda (SV) 19:53, 4. Alex Porambo (M), 5. Jackson Russo (TV), 6. Brett Reid (TV), 7. Owen Wolfgang (TV), 8. Brad Monjaraz (SV), 9. Sean Seven (SH), 10. Braden Hall (TV), 11. Lachlan Segedy (M), 12. Alex Cornnesser (M), 13. Luke Garvey (SH), 14. Cameron Neyall (SH), 15. Ryan Berube (M).

GIRLS

Marian 27, Schuylkill Haven 30

Marian 20, Shenandoah Valley 35

Marian 18, Tri-Valley 40

1. Anna Schaeffer (SH) 23:57, 2. Emma Ashfield (M) 25:48, 3. Izzy Hughes (SH) 26:30, 4. Ava Fritz (M), 5. Ellie Wolfgang (TV), 6. Sarahgrace Minning (SH), 7. Brianna Gulden (SV), 8. Kerrigan Digris (M), 9. Isabella Horvat (M), 10. Paloma Marijaraz (SV), 11. Angeliqe Zamudio (SV), 12. Alyssa Porambo (M), 13. Mia Zamudio (SV), 14. Ashley Garcia (SV), 15. Abby Purcell (TV).

Blue Mtn.-No. Schuylkill-

Lehighton-Minersville

Lehighton’s boys and girls both went 1-2 in a Schuylkill League meet at Minersville.

The Indian boys and girls each picked up wins over North Schuylkill. The girls registered a 27-32 victory over the Spartans, while the boys posted a 20-39 win.

Katie Wojton and Elijah Pagotto led Lehighton with sixth-place finishes. Wojton paced the girls in 22:26, while Pagotto crossed the line in 17:40. Owen Serfass and Caden Kresge were 14th and 15th, respectively, in the boys’ race.

GIRLS

Minersville 25, Lehighton 32

Blue Mountain 17, Lehighton 41

Lehighton 27, North Schuylkill 32

1. Lucy Scheidel (BM) 20:11, 2. Andie Hollander (BM) 20:29, 3. Kaylei Wentz (M) 21:18, 4. Julia Burgess (M), 5. Leah Scheidel (BM), 6. Katie Wojton (L), 7. Abigail Kuzio (NS), 8. Rebecca Donnelly (M), 9. Olivia McGlade (NS), 10. Kailey Roberts (NS), 11. McKenzie Shoemaker (BM), 12. Ava DiSanti (BM), 13. Timara Klotz (L), 14. Alyssa Cook (M), 15. Keara Markley (BM).

BOYS

Minersville 21, Lehighton 34

Blue Mountain 17, Lehighton 46

Lehighton 20, North Schuylkill 39

1. Justin Williams (NS) 16:46, 2. Keegan Dube (M) 17:11, 3. Cole Scheffer (BM) 17:13, 4. Jude Scheidel (BM), 5. Kyan Mitchell (BM), 6. Elijah Pagotto (L), 7. Evan Minchoff (BM), 8. Ayden Kurtek (M), 9. Francesco Carr (BM), 10. Kolin Long (M), 11. Alex Kurtek (M), 12. Jackson Lechleitner (BM), 13. Ethan Phipps (BM), 14. Owen Serfass (L), 15. Caden Kresge (L).

BOYS SOCCER

Jim Thorpe-Lehighton

Jacob Geiser’s second-half goal lifted Jim Thorpe to a 3-2 Schuylkill League win over Lehighton.

Jayden Chambers and Jack Sanwirja both posted goals in the first half to help the Olympians (4-4 overall; 4-2 SL) take a 2-1 lead into intermission. Blake Barberio finished with six saves.

Jacob Hall added a first-half goal for the Indians (6-3; 2-3), while Mason Marchessault posted a second-half score. Matt Sofranko finished with two assists, while Bryce Miller grabbed 19 saves.

Weatherly-Tri-Valley

Tri-Valley topped Weatherly 3-0 in Schuylkill League action.

Wyatt Higgins posted 10 saves for the Wreckers (0-6, 0-3).

FIELD HOCKEY

Catty-Northwestern

Northwestern cruised to a 9-0 Colonial League victory over Catasauqua.

Brinley Rex had two goals and an assist for the Tigers (4-2-1, 3-2). Claire Costa and Olivia Costa both finished with two goals, while Brooke Page, Carsyn Van Norman and Daniella Lister also scored, and Cara Thomas added an assist.

GIRLS SOCCER

Catasauqua-Tamaqua

Tamaqua posted its third straight shutout with a commanding 7-0 non-league victory over Catasauqua.

Kimmy Rudy and Sarah Hope both came away with hat tricks for the Blue Raiders (3-3). Andy Betz also added a goal, while Katie Fredericks recorded an assist.

Cecelia Ulicny grabbed six saves in goal for her second shutout of the season.

Dieruff-Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley cruised to an 8-0 win over Dieruff in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference action.

Aryn Stivala had two goals and a pair of assists for the Bears (5-2-1), who out shot Dieruff 28-1. Katelyn Honadel, Madison Fava, Makayla Berry, Hailey Klein, Peyton Foder and Trinity Dalrymple also scored for PV. Honadel, Klein, Ella Muir and Danielle Boland added assists.

GIRLS TENNIS

Tamaqua-Jim Thorpe

Jim Thorpe edged Tamaqua for a 4-3 win.

Tara McLean, Hailey Trine, Ashlynn Miller and Keira Reese all earned singles victories for the Olympians (5-5).

The teams of Helen Florea and Gabby Eroh, along with Venelee Fernandez and Nately Kerestes helped the Blue Raiders (1-4) sweep doubles play. Florea also earned a win in singles action.

Jim Thorpe 4, Tamaqua 3

SINGLES

Tara McLean (JT) def. Emily Antonio 6-0, 6-1; Hailey Trine (JT) def. Megan Oswald 6-2, 6-1; Ashlynn Miller (JT) def. Brooke Williams 6-2, 7-5; Helen Florea (T) def. Chloe Tantala 6-4, 6-4; Keira Reese (JT) def. Jenellee Fernandez 6-2, 6-4.

DOUBLES

Florea/Gabby Eroh (T) def. Reese/Tantala 8-7 (7-2 tiebreaker); Venelee Fernandez/Nately Kerestes (T) def. Ada Finsel/Diamond Alvear 6-1, 6-3.

GOLF

Tamaqua-Jim Thorpe

Tamaqua closed out the regular season with a 368-422 Schuylkill League win over Jim Thorpe at Jack Frost National.

Tim Fritzinger earned medalist honors for Tamaqua (10-5, 8-4) with an 80.

Mark Domski led the Olympians (0-12, 0-12) with a 94.

Tamaqua 368, Jim Thorpe 422

JIM THORPE

Mark Domski 94, Anna Figura 108, Brydon Gray 110, Aiden Ramey 110

TAMAQUA

Tim Fritzinger 80, Peter McGinley 86, Parker Oswald 92, Ryan Vecolitis 110

Played at Jack Frost National, par 72.

Blue Mtn.-Lehighton

Lehighton ended the season on a high note with a 384-392 Schuylkill League victory over Blue Mountain.

Trey Spring fired a score of 80 to post medalist honors for the Indians.

Matt Caulfield recorded an 88 for the Eagles.

Lehighton ends the year with a 4-10 record, while Blue Mountain falls to 6-7.

Lehighton 384, Blue Mtn. 392

BLUE MOUNTAIN

Matt Caulfield 88, Luke MacDonald 98, Marla Freiwald 102, Cole Yelinek 104.

LEHIGHTON

Trey Spring 80, Lucas Schatz 96, Griffin Taylor 100, Aiden Albert 108.

Played at Jack Frost, par 72.