Marian’s Edison Mitchell and Northwestern’s Austin Bittenbender both scored four goals on Saturday to lead their team’s to soccer wins.

The Pleasant Valley boys also posted a victory to push their winning streak to five.

BOYS SOCCER

Marian-Weatherly

Marian rattled off 10 first-half goals and cruised to a 12-1 Schuylkill League win over Weatherly.

The Colts’ Edison Mitchell registered four goals and then played goalie, making 11 saves.

Chase Haubner collected two goals and an assist for Marian, while Isa Gjoca also finished with a pair of goals.

The Wreckers’ lone goal came from Corbin Wagner.

Marian 12, Weatherly 1

Marian 10 2 - 12

Weatherly 1 0 - 1

Goals: Marian - Edison Mitchell 4, Chase Haubner 2, Isa Gjoca 2, Logan Aneskevich 1, Darren Paulino 1, Cole Romanchik 1; Weatherly - Corbin Wagner 1; Assists: Marian - Romanchik 1, Hobner 1; Weatherly - None; Saves: Marian - 19 (Damien Gall 8, Edison Mitchell 11); Weatherly - Noah Mayernick 19.

Records: Marian (1-8; 1-5 EPC); Weatherly (0-10; 0-7 EPC).

PM West-Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley pushed its winning streak to five as the Bears pulled away for a 4-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory over visiting Pocono Mountain West.

Royce Thompson, Richon Russ, Andrew Espitia and Jasper Porter all posted scores for PV, while Max Moscicki and Adam Sopanski both had assists.

On Wednesday, PV will host Northampton in another EPC showdown.

Pleasant Valley 4, PM West 0

PM West 0 0 - 0

Pleasant Valley 2 2 - 4

Goals: PM West - None; Pleasant Valley - Royce Thompson 1, Richon Russ 1, Andrew Espitia 1, Jasper Porter 1; Assists: PM West - None; Pleasant Valley - Max Moscicki 1, Adam Sopanski 1; Saves: PM West - Antonio Baric 8; Pleasant Valley - Cole Clark, Nick Springer; Shots on goal: PM West 3; Pleasant Valley 16; Corner kicks: PM West 1; Pleasant Valley 9.

Records: PM West (0-9-1; 0-8-1 EPC); Pleasant Valley (9-3; 8-3 EPC).

Northwestern-Lehighton

Austin Bittenbender recorded four goals, and Logan Mesics added three to lead Northwestern to its 10th straight win, a 13-0 Colonial League shutout over Lehighton.

The Tigers notched nine goals in the opening half and had 45 shots overall. The Tigers haven’t lost since suffering a 4-3 defeat to Pennsbury in their season opener on Aug. 22.

Northwestern 13, Lehighton 0

Northwestern 9 4 - 13

Lehighton 0 0 - 0

Goals: Northwestern - Austin Bittenbender 4, Logan Mesics 3, Cole Mertz 1, Isaiah Lynch 1, Logan Shurr 1, Calean Stangil 1, Brennan Scott 1, Zach Frey 1; Saves: Northwestern - Dean Carl 1; Lehighton - CJ Strohl 19, Brady Litchauer 13; Shots: Northwestern 45; Lehighton 1.

Records: Northwestern (10-1, 8-0); Lehighton (1-9, 1-8).

Tamaqua-Pottsville

Juan Moreno’s goal in the second overtime lifted Pottsville to a 3-2 Schuylkill League win over visiting Tamaqua.

Lusvin Lumas got the Blue Raiders on the board in the first half off a set-up from Jayden Hosler. Chase Behr later gave Tamaqua a 2-1 lead in the second half off an assist from Luis Tejada Garcia.

The Tides’ Moreno was the difference maker, though, as he tied the game and then scored the game-winner.

Pottsville 3, Tamaqua 2

Tamaqua 1 1 0 0 - 2

Pottsville 0 2 0 1 - 3

Goals: Tamaqua - Lusvin Lumas 1, Chase Behr 1; Pottsville - Juan Moreno 2, William Davis 1; Assists: Tamaqua - Jayden Hosler 1, Luis Tejada Garcia 1; Pottsville - None; Saves: Tamaqua - Jukin Tamagini 7; Pottsville - Landen Trout 6.

Records: Tamaqua (2-8; 2-5 SL); Pottsville (5-4-1; 4-3 SL).

Southern Lehigh-Palmerton

Palmerton shut down Southern Lehigh for a half, but the Spartans used a big second half to earn a 4-0 Colonial League victory.

The Bombers’ Kurt Jedrejczyk finished with 10 saves.

Southern Lehigh 4, Palmerton 0

Southern Lehigh 0 4 - 4

Palmerton 0 0 - 0

Goals: Southern Lehigh - N/A; Palmerton - None; Assists: Southern Lehigh - N/A; Palmerton - None; Saves: Southern Lehigh - N/A; Palmerton - Kurt Jedrejczyk 10.

Records: Southern Lehigh (7-4; 5-1 CL); Palmerton (2-9; 1-8 CL).

Pen Argyl-Jim Thorpe

Pen Argyl posted a 3-1 Colonial League victory over Jim Thorpe.

No other information was received.

Records: Pen Argyl (4-6-1); Jim Thorpe (7-4).

GIRLS SOCCER

Lehighton-Northwestern

Northwestern staked itself to a 3-0 first-half lead, and the undefeated Tigers went on to a 4-1 victory over Lehighton in Colonial League play.

Juliet Snyder tallied two goals for Northwestern, which has only allowed one goal all season.

Northwestern 4, Lehighton 0

Lehighton 0 0 - 0

Northwestern 3 1 - 4

Goals: Northwestern - Juliet Snyder 2, Amelia Glassburg 1, Kherington Yezik 1; Saves: Lehighton - Cassidy Litts 13.

Records: Northwestern (10-0, 7-0); Lehighton (6-5, 3-5).

Marian-Weatherly

Maci Kane’s second-half goal was all Weatherly needed to gain a 1-0 non-league victory over Marian.

The Wreckers’ keeper — Kayla Kennelly — grabbed 16 saves to earn the shutout win.

Katie Knock recorded 13 saves for the Fillies.

Weatherly 1, Marian 0

Marian 0 0 - 0

Weatherly 0 1 - 1

Goals: Marian - None; Weatherly - Maci Kane 1; Assists: Marian - None; Weatherly - N/A; Saves: Marian - Katie Knock 13; Weatherly - Kayla Kennelly 16.

Records: Marian (1-9); Weatherly (2-7).

Tamaqua-Minersville

Minersville posted a goal in each half to earn a 2-0 shutout non-league victory over Tamaqua.

The Miners, who are tied for first in the Schuylkill League Division 2 standings, received goals from both Hope Motuk and Kloee Horoschak.

Ceanna Gormley had seven saves for the Blue Raiders.

Minersville 2, Tamaqua 0

Minersville 1 1 - 2

Tamaqua 0 0 - 0

Goals: Minersville - Hope Motuk 1, Kloee Horoschak 1; Saves: Minersville - Bella Rizzardi 7; Tamaqua - Ceanna Gormley 7; Shots: Minersville 14; Tamaqua 8.

Records: Tamaqua (4-5); Minersville (9-1-2).

Palmerton-So. Lehigh

Southern Lehigh scored with eight seconds left to play to pull out a 2-1 Colonial League victory over Palmerton.

Aubrey Frable recorded her 11th goal of the season for the Blue Bombers, while goalie Taylor Wasilewski finished with 14 saves.

CROSS COUNTRY

Schuylkill Haven Invite

Jim Thorpe, Marian and Tamaqua all took part in the Schuylkill Haven Invite.

North Schuylkill’s Genevieve Dando won the girls’ race in a time of 20:36. Nativity’s Shane Meyer was first among the boys, crossing the finish line in 17:50.

Tamaqua’s Shaylee Gormley took second among a field of 52 harriers. Gormley posted a time of 21:35.

The Raiders’ Ava Jones and Mollie Walker each posted top-10 finishes, with Jones placing seventh and Walker ending in 10th.

Jim Thorpe’s Kayleigh Halenar recorded a third-place finish in a time of 22:47, while Marian’s Teghan Biros took sixth (23:16), and Anna Keer crossed in ninth place.

On the boys’ side, which featured 51 runners, Tamaqua’s Parker Steencken was fourth after crossed the finish line in 18:16. The Raiders’ Memphis Kline also grabbed a top-10 finish, placing eighth.

The Colts’ Achille Fitzpatrick was his team’s top runner, ending 12th, while the Olympians’ Gabe Wirth followed in 13th.

VOLLEYBALL

PM West-Lehighton

Lehighton won the opening game, but then dropped three straight in falling to Pocono Mountain West in non-league action.

Laney Kershner had nine kills for the Indians, while Sophia Serfass finished with eight and Allison Solt chipped in with six.

Lehighton also received 20 assists and 19 digs from Autumn Clewell, along with 21 digs from Aleaa Yeakel.

PM West 3, Lehighton 1

PM West 21 25 25 25

Lehighton 25 17 14 21

Stat Leaders: Lehighton - Autumn Clewell 5 kills, 20 assists, 19 digs, 2 aces; Laney Kershner 9 kills, 6 digs; Sophia Serfass 8 kills, 2 digs; Allison Solt 6 kills; Breanna Demage 3 kills, 7 digs, 6 assists; Aleea Yeakel 21 digs; Alexis Holben 10 digs; Madison Serfass 11 digs.

Records: PM West (8-6); Lehighton (4-8).

GIRLS TENNIS

Tamaqua-Pen Argyl

Tamaqua closed out its regular season, falling 5-0 to Pen Argyl.

Despite the loss, the Blue Raiders finished the season with a solid 10-4 mark.

Pen Argyl 5, Tamaqua 0

SINGLES

Madeleine Blasi (PA) def. Emma Ziajka 6-2, 6-0; Kayla Gloth (PA) def. Chloe Ryan 6-1, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4 tiebreaker); Addison Manny (PA) def. Alison Arthurton 6-3, 6-3.

DOUBLES

Carina Schwartz/Angela DiPoalo (PA) def. Destiny Steinmetz/Skora Ndikwiki 6-4, Retired; Jocelyn Oyer/Gracie Smith (PA) def. Serenity Sanchez/Jasmine Eberts 7-6 (7-3 tie-breaker – Retired).

Records: Tamaqua (10-4); Pen Argyl (5-5).