Panther Valley and Marian both posted wins in volleyball action on Tuesday.

The Panthers remained undefeated by downing Mahanoy Area, while the Fillies swept past Nativity.

VOLLEYBALL

Mahanoy Area-Panther Vy.

Panther Valley continues its dominance with a 3-0 Schuylkill League sweep over Mahanoy Area to remain undefeated on the season.

Morgan Orsulak had another impressive outing for the Panthers with 27 kills and seven assists, while Jaelynn Browdy did most of the playmaking with 26 assists. She also added 12 digs.

Panther Valley 3, Mahanoy Area 0

Mahanoy Area 17 15 14

Panther Valley 25 25 25

Stat Leaders: Panther Valley - Morgan Orsulak 27 kills, 7 assists, 5 digs, 2 acess; Jaelynn Browdy 26 assists, 12 digs, 4 kills, 2 aces; Caroline Breslin 7 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces; Madeline Schirer 10 digs, 3 assists; Jessica Hackash 5 kills, 5 digs, 4 aces, 3 assists; Kathryn Breslin 7 digs, 3 kills, 2 assists.

Records: Mahanoy Area (8-5; 4-5 SL); Panther Valley (10-0; 9-0 SL).

Marian-Nativity

Marian cruised to a sweep of Nativity in Schuylkill League action.

The Fillies received balanced results from a number of players, including Alena Lombardo with eight kills, Eris Hayes with 14 assists and 12 digs, Isabella Horvat with seven kills and nine digs, and Kali Grochowski with five kills and 11 digs.

Marian 3, Nativity 0

Marian 25 25 25

Nativity 18 14 17

Stat Leaders: Marian - Isabella Horvat 7 kills, 9 digs; Lara Cancio 4 kills, 2 digs, 2 blocks; Caydense Smith 8 digs, 2 aces; Alena Lombardo 8 kills, 2 digs; Eris Hayes 14 assists, 12 digs, 3 aces

Kali Grochowski 5 kills, 11 digs, 3 aces; JoElle Currie 9 assists, 3 aces, 3 digs; Addy Marek 3 kills.

Records: Marian (8-3; 7-2 SL); Nativity (7-5; 6-3 SL).

Tamaqua-Lourdes Regional

Tamaqua rolled past Lourdes, gaining a Schuylkill League sweep.

Madison Schock was the Blue Raiders’ leader in assists with 13, while Leah Black had a team-high 12 digs and added four kills.

Tamaqua 3, Lourdes 0

Tamaqua 25 25 25

Lourdes 14 12 7

Stat Leaders: Tamaqua - Leah Black 12 digs, 4 kills; Madison Schock 13 assists, 2 aces, 3 kills; Isadora Neifert 5 kills; Millie Black 6 aces, 6 digs, 4 kills; Kelsey Lusch 4 aces, 2 digs; Carla Castro-Sencion 4 aces; Bella Cherry 9 digs; Katie Bobkoski 8 digs; Bella Hudick 4 digs.

Records: Tamaqua (7-7; 2-7 SL); Lourdes Regional (0-8 SL).

Freedom-Pleasant Valley

Freedom outlasted Pleasant Valley in set two and pulled away for a 3-0 EPC sweep.

Rylee Riggiero led the Bears with nine kills and added 12 digs, while teammate Kira Hnat finished with a team-high 14 assists.

Freedom 3, Pleasant Valley 0

Freedom 25 30 25

Pleasant Valley 17 28 13

Stat Leaders: Pleasant Valley - Rylee Ruggiero 9 kills, 12 digs, 4 blocks; Kira Hnat 14 assists, 7 digs, 2 blocks; Sasha Slozina 4 kills, 9 digs; Lila Borger 2 kills, 3 aces, 3 assists, 9 digs; Isabella Slizewski 5 kills, 5 blocks, 2 digs.

Records: Freedom (11-2; 9-2 EPC); Pleasant Valley (6-5; 6-5 EPC).

Weatherly-Minersville

Minersville defeated Weatherly 3-1 in Schuylkill League competition.

Abby Weston totaled 15 assists to lead the Wreckers, while Mya Binder added three aces.

Minersville 3, Weatherly 1

Weatherly 9 22 25 17

Minersville 25 25 22 25

Stat Leaders: Weatherly - Kendra Moyer 7 digs; Abby Weston 15 assists, Mya Binder 3 aces, 5 digs.

Records: Weatherly (1-11; 0-9 SL); Minersville (2-12; 2-6 SL).

FIELD HOCKEY

Pleasant Vy.-Northampton

Northampton extended its winning streak to five games, as the Konkrete Kids shut out Pleasant Valley 7-0 in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference action.

Maddy Williamson sparked the winners with a hat trick and two assists, while Lauren Resnik chipped in with two goals.

PV goalie Emi Stipeck finished with 29 saves.

The Bears will look to rebound on Thursday, as they host Pocono Mountain West.

Northampton 7, Pleasant Valley 0

Pleasant Valley 0 0 0 0 - 0

Northampton 2 2 1 2 - 7

Goals: Pleasant Valley - None; Northampton - Maddy Williamson 3, Lauren Resnik 2, Julia Behnke 1, Gracie Jones 1; Assists: Pleasant Valley - None; Northampton - Williamson 2, Jones 1, Paige Hamilton 1, Grace Roberts 1; Saves: Pleasant Valley - Emi Stipeck 29; Northampton - 0; Shots on goal: Pleasant Valley 0; Northampton 36; Penalty corners: Pleasant Valley 0; Northampton 12.

Records: Pleasant Valley (3-9; 3-8 EPC); Northampton (9-3; 7-3 EPC).

GIRLS TENNIS

Palisades-Jim Thorpe

Palisades posted a 4-1 Colonial League victory over Jim Thorpe.

Keira Reese accounted for the Olympians’ lone team point, scoring a 6-4, 6-4 win at No. 1 singles.

Palisades 4, Jim Thorpe 1

SINGLES

Keira Reese (JT) def. Luca Wilson 6-4, 6-4; Reese Eskesen (P) def. Noelanie Sepulveda, 6-0, 6-3; Carly Evleth (P) def. Anjali Chiulli 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES

Ella Young/Riley Alkhas (P) def. Lila DeJessa/Ella Ramey 6-3, 6-2; Mollee Liberg/Lily Clifford (P) def. Hannah Wirth/Matylda Burzinski 6-0, 6-0.

Records: Palisades (7-3; 6-3 CL); Jim Thorpe (4-11; 2-6 CL).

BOYS SOCCER

No. Lehigh-Notre Dame GP

Three second-half goals helped Notre Dame of Green Pond pull away for a 4-0 Colonial League win over visiting Northern Lehigh.

Gustavo Rosario grabbed 10 saves for the Bullodgs.

Nolehi returns to action Thursday against Jim Thorpe.

Notre Dame-GP 4, Northern Lehigh 0

Northern Lehigh 0 0 - 0

Notre Dame GP 1 3 - 4

Goals: Northern Lehigh - None; Notre Dame GP - N/A; Assists: Northern Lehigh - None; Notre Dame GP - N/A; Saves: Northern Lehigh - Gustavo Rosario 10; Notre Dame GP - N/A.

Records: Northern Lehigh (4-7; 3-5 CL); Notre Dame GP (8-4-1; 6-3-1 CL).

Tamaqua-Blue Mountain

Blue Mountain stretched its winning streak to eight games, as the Eagles shut out Tamaqua 5-0 in Schuylkill League play.

Andrew Wascho finished with two goals and an assist to lead the winners, who remain unbeaten in the league.

Blake Batory, Keenan Hall and Aidan Verney all added single scores for Blue Mountain.

Blue Mountain 5, Tamaqua 0

Tamaqua 0 0 - 0

Blue Mountain 4 1 - 5

Goals: Tamaqua - None; Blue Mountain - Andrew Wascho 2, Blake Batory 1, Keenan Hall 1, Aidan Verney 1; Assists: Tamaqua - None; Blue Mountain - Donnie Moyer 1, Batory 1, Wascho 1, Hayden Freed 1; Saves: Tamaqua - Jakim Tamagini 15; Blue Mountain - Caden Warge 2.

Records: Tamaqua (2-9; 2-6 SL); Blue Mountain (10-2; 7-0 SL).

CROSS COUNTRY

Pleasant Valley-Dieruff-

Parkland-PM East-PM West at William Allen

Pleasant Valley took part in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference meet at Lehigh Parkway in Allentown.

Keeley Lawrence paced the Bears with a top-10 finish, placing ninth. PV’s Rebekah McLeod finished 27th out of a field of 56 runners.

BOYS

Parkland 15, PM West 74, Dieruff 90,

PM East 92, William Allen 98

1.Colin McGuigan (Park) 16:34.71, 2. Marcelo Castilla (Park) 16:39.92, 3. Luke McEvoy (Park) 16:43.52, 4. Cole Orloski (Park), 5. Jaiden Zabler (Park), 6. Alexander Abosamra (Park), 7. Shawn Belfon (PMW), 8. Isaiah Wilson (Park), 9. Keshav Patel (Park), 10. Ezra Wilson (Park), 11. Angel Chamorro-Melendez (Park), 12. Brycen Smith (Park), 13. Logan McEvoy (Park), 14. Sean McNamara-Burkett (PMW), 15. Nathan Rosenberg (Park).

GIRLS

Parkland 15, Pleasant Valley 66, PM East 69, Dieruff 90

1.Harshita Keerthi (Park) 18:56.80, 2. Emma Carlson (Park) 20:06.65, 3. Violet Forte (Park) 20:19.54, 4. Amara Saadeh (Park), 5. Anastasia Pino (Park), 6. Adelaide Roy (Park), 7. Hannah Roy (Park), 8. Lilah Ellis (Park), 9. Keeley Lawrence (PlVy), 10. Dani Schultz (Park), 11. Madelyn Kruk (Park), 12. Madison Anthony (Park), 13. Parker Tatum (Park), 14. Bella Madrid (Park), 15. Juliana Varano (Park).

Northwestern, Bangor, Catasauqua, Pen Argyl, Salisbury, So. Lehigh

at Wilson

Rosalia Nestor finished second overall in girls runners at 17:30 for Northwestern to highlight the Tigers’ performance in Colonial League action.

Katie Furman (16th) and Ava Smedstad (19th) also had top 20 finishes for the girls. The boy had five top 20 finishers including Noah Griffith with a team-best 16:21 to finished 9th overall.

BOYS

Southern Lehigh 25, Wilson 33,

Northwestern 70, LV Academy 134,

ND-ES 161, Bangor 172, Catty 179

(top 10 plus locals in top 20)

1. Miles Etters (SL) 14:46, 2. Jeffrey Sunderlin (W) 15:12, 3. Keene Etters (SL) 15:31, 4. Anderson Silfies (W) 15:43, 5. Justin Hetrick (W) 15:48, 6. Oliver Ruggeri (SL) 16:01, 7. Nick Sajez (SL) 16:05, 8. Jules Thornton (SL) 16:18, 9. Noah Griffith (NW) 16:21, 10. Jason Hall (W) 16:24, 11. Michael Richards (NW) 16:28, 15. Brady Furman (NW) 16:45, 18. Jonathan Fornauf (NW) 16:53, 20. Isaac Grubb (NW) 17:01.

GIRLS

Southern Lehigh 27, Wilson 55,

Northwestern 82, LV Academy 119,

Pen Argyl 129, Bangor 134

(top 10 plus locals in top 20)

1. Julie Bonham (W) 17:03, 2. Rosalia Nestor (NW) 17:30, 3. Caelee Lenhart (SL) 18:02, 4. Madelynn Meaney (SL), 5. Erin McMenamy (SL), 6. Katherine Colon (W), 7. Elizabeth Kane (SL), 8. Zoe Vezenov (SL), 9. Eleanor O’Connor (SL), 10. Aanya Agrawal (SL), 16. Katie Furman (NW) 21:14, 19. Ava Smedstad (NW) 21:25.

GIRLS SOCCER

Notre Dame GP-No. Lehigh

Northern Lehigh came up short against Notre Dame GP, which took home a 2-0 Colonial League victory.

Kelsey Bedics broke the scoreless tie for the Crusaders, while Konstandina Cruciani provided the insurance marker.

Yana Holva had a solid performance in goal for the Bulldogs, as she made nine saves.

Notre Dame-GP 2, Northern Lehigh 0

Goals: Notre Dame GP - Kelsey Bedics 1, Konstandina Cruciani 1; Shots: Notre Dame GP - 14; Northern Lehigh - 2; Saves: Notre Dame GP - Emma Sobler 1; Northern Lehigh - Yana Holva 9.

Records: Notre Dame GP (7-3-1; 5-3-1 CL); Northern Lehigh (3-8; 3-6 CL).

Jim Thorpe-Wilson

Wilson used five goals in the first half to pull away from Jim Thorpe for a 7-1 Colonial League victory.

Carly Keiter led the Warriors with two goals.

Isabella Roman had an impressive performance in net for the Olympians making 33 saves.

Wilson 7, Jim Thorpe 1

Jim Thorpe 0 1 - 1

Wilson 5 2 - 7

Goals: Jim Thorpe - Ciera Lees 1; Wilson - Carly Keiter 2, Katherine Colon 1, Tessa Bonham 1, Makiah Chase 1, Olivia-Marie Staniec 1; Saves: Jim Thorpe - Giada Wise-Macchioni 4, Isabella Roman 33; Wilson - Juliana Bonham 5; Corners: Jim Thorpe - 0; Wilson - 9.

Records: Jim Thorpe (0-12; 0-8 CL); Wilson (5-6; 4-5 CL).