Lehighton posted wins in field hockey and girls soccer on Saturday.

Other weekend victories were earned by Panther Valley in volleyball, Tamaqua in tennis, and Palmerton and Northwestern in girls soccer.

VOLLEYBALL

Panther Valley-PM West

Panther Valley opened its season by gaining a non-league sweep of Pocono Mountain West.

Morgan Orsulak paced the winners by posting 19 kills and 16 assists, while JaeLynn Browdy also registered 16 kills and 20 assists.

Panther Valley 25 25 25

PM West 19 10 16

Stat Leaders: Panther Valley - Morgan Orsulak 19 kills, 16 assists, 11 service points, 6 digs, 3 aces; JaeLynn Browdy 16 kills, 20 assists, 6 service points; Caroline Breslin 5 kills, 13 digs, 3 service points; Jessica Hackash 4 kills, 4 digs, 12 service points, 3 aces; Madeline Schirer 5 digs, 9 service points; Danika Blazosky 3 kills, 4 assists, 8 digs, 3 service points.

Records: Panther Valley (1-0); PM West (0-1).

FIELD HOCKEY

Bethlehem Cath.-Lehighton

Lehighton handed Jennifer Lobasso a win in her first game as head coach, as the Indians cruised to a 7-0 non-conference victory over Bethlehem Catholic.

Sophie Wise sparked the Lehighton attack with five goals, while Chloe Moyer chipped in with a goal and an assist.

Teammate Jordan Hausman added a single score.

Bethlehem Catholic 0 0 0 0 - 0

Lehighton 1 1 3 2 - 7

Goals: Bethlehem Catholic - None; Lehighton - Sophie Wise 5, Jordan Hausman 1, Chloe Moyer 1; Assists: Bethlehem Catholic - None; Lehighton - Chloe Moyer 1; Saves: Lehighton - Lillian Klotz 1.

Records: Bethlehem Catholic (0-1); Lehighton (1-0).

Palmerton-Northampton

Maddison Williams scored four goals to lead Northampton to a 5-0 non-conference victory over visiting Palmerton.

Williamson scored twice in the second quarter, and twice in the third to pave the way for the Konkrete Kids, while Lauren Reznick added a single score.

The Bombers’ Sarah Sabo finished with nine saves.

Palmerton 0 0 0 0 - 0

Northampton 0 2 2 1 - 5

Goals: Palmerton - None; Northampton - Maddison Williamson 4, Lauren Reznick 1; Assists: Palmerton - None; Northampton - Alexandra Tretiak 1, Grace Roberts 1, Williamson 1; Saves: Palmerton - Sarah Sabo 9; Northampton - Kaya Pietryka 2.

Records: Palmerton (0-1); Northampton (1-0).

GIRLS SOCCER

Lehighton-ES South

Lehighton opened the regular season on the right foot, as the Indians blanked East Stroudsburg South for a 2-0 non-conference victory.

Sadie Monk and Mylee Lutsko accounted for both Indian goals.

Lehighton’s Cassidy Litts grabbed eight saves for the shutout victory.

Lehighton 0 2 - 2

ES South 0 0 - 0

Goals: ES South - None; Lehighton - Sadie Monk 1, Mylee Lutsko 1; Assists: ES South - None; Lehighton - None; Saves: ES South - Sophia Almonte 6; Lehighton - Cassidy Litts 8.

Records: Lehighton (1-0); ES South (0-1).

Northwestern-

Central Columbia

Northwestern received goals from four different players as the Tigers gained a 4-0 non-conference victory over Central Columbia.

Kherington Yezik, Kiersten Klein, Sophia Schaffer and Bella Smith all tallied for the winners.

Schaffer also had two assists, while Klein and Amelia Glassberg both finished with one.

Northwestern 1 3 - 4

Central Columbia 0 0 - 0

Goals: Northwestern - Kherington Yezik 1, Kiersten Klein 1, Sophia Schaffer 1, Bella Smith 1; Central Columbia - None; Assists: Northwestern - Schaffer 2, Klein 1, Amelia Glassberg 1; Central Columbia - None; Saves: Northwestern - Olivia Reinhart 5; Central Columbia - N/A.

Records: Northwestern (1-0); Central Columbia (0-1-1).

No. Lehigh-Berks Catholic

Berks Catholic spoiled Northern Lehigh’s regular-season opener, as the Saints posted a 3-0 non-conference win.

Sophia Stemko, Laral Morrel and Peyton Newswanger all scored for the winners.

Nolehi keeper Yana Holva finished with 10 saves.

Northern Lehigh 0 0 - 0

Berks Catholic 1 2 - 3

Goals: Northern Lehigh - None; Berks Catholic - Sophia Stemko 1, Lara Morrel 1, Peyton Newswanger 1; Assists: Northern Lehigh - None; Berks Catholic - None; Saves: Northern Lehigh - Yana Holva 10; Berks Catholic - Gianna Fiore 3.

Records: Northern Lehigh (0-1); Berks Catholic (1-0).

Dieruff-Palmerton

Palmerton opened the regular season in style, as the Bombers cruised to a record-breaking 15-0 non-conference win over visiting Dieruff.

The win on opening day was the largest margin of victory in the program’s 23-year history.

Aubrey Frable paced the Bombers with four goals and two assists, while freshman Avery Barry opened her varsity career with four goals and a helper.

Dieruff 0 0 - 0

Palmerton 9 6 - 15

Goals: Dieruff - N/A; Palmerton - Avery Barry 4, Aubrey Frable 4, Leah Rumfield 2, Harper Lake 1, Kate Fritz 1, Addy Buck 1, Mia Buck 1, Courtney Connell 1; Assists: Dieruff - N/A; Palmerton - Hadlee Lake 2, Frable 2, A. Buck 2, Harper Lake 2, Barry 1, Fritz 1; Saves: Dieruff - N/A; Palmerton - Taylor Wasilewski 0.

Records: Dieruff (0-1); Palmerton (1-0).

GIRLS TENNIS

ES South-Tamaqua

Tamaqua made it back-to-back wins, as the Blue Raiders rolled to a 4-1 victory over visiting East Stroudsburg South.

Emma Ziajka, Chloe Ryan and Alison Arthurton swept singles play to help seal the deal for Tamaqua.

Tamaqua 4, ES South 1

SINGLES

Emma Ziajka (T) def. Vanessa Mira 6-1, 6-1; Chloe Ryan (T) def. Alyson Mayer 6-0, 6-0; Alison Arthurton (T) def. Sophia Cooper 6-2, 6-1.

DOUBLES

Taylor Hawkins/Kimoni Nieves (ESS) def. Skora Ndikwiki/Jasmine Eberts 7-6 (7-4 tie-breaker), 6-4;

Serenity Sanchez/Maddy Miller (T) def. Zoey Harris/Ariana Browne 6-2, 6-0.

Records: ES South (1-3); Tamaqua (2-1).

GOLF Jim Thorpe-Lehighton

In a Colonial League match from Thursday, Jim Thorpe posted a 506-526 victory over Lehighton.

The Indians’ Mikey D’Amico earned medalist honors with a 78. Jaxson Gehris turned in a team-best 90 for the Olympians.

Jim Thorpe 506, Lehighton 526

JIM THORPE

Jaxson Gehris 90, Mason Domski 100, Kade Levan 100, Cooper Kresge 102, Alex Plesniarski 114.

LEHIGHTON

Mikey D’Amico 78, Kase Kleintop 102, Grant Birnbaum 112, Braydon Ulshafer 116, Jacoby Miller 118.

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Records: Jim Thorpe (2-5); Lehighton (0-6).