The Northwestern boys and Pleasant Valley girls both recorded lacrosse wins on Thursday.

In other action, Jim Thorpe and Palmerton split their track & field meet.

BOYS LACROSSE

N’western-Bethlehem Cath.

Braydon Uricchio pumped in six goals to help lead Northwestern to an 18-2 rout of winless Bethlehem Catholic.

Tyler Kaas and Kendall Wikert each recorded a hat track for the Tigers.

The winners also received a pair of goals from Trey Snyder, Grayson Christman and Braxton Lakatosh. Snyder also registered two assists.

Northwestern 8 0 5 5 - 18

Bethlehem Catholic 0 1 1 0 - 2

Goals: Northwestern - Braydon Uricchio 6, Tyler Kaas 3, Kendall Wikert 3, Trey Snyder 2, Grayson Christman 2, Braxton Lakatosh 2; Assists: Northwestern - Logan Uricchio 2, Trey Snyder 2, Braydon Uricchio 1, Kendall Wikert 1; Saves: Northwestern - Dane Kauker 4.

Records: Northwestern (6-4); Bethlehem Catholic (0-9).

GIRLS LACROSSE

Pleasant Valley-Parkland

In a battle of East Penn Conference and District 11 Class 3A heavyweights, Pleasant Valley held off undefeated Parkland, 9-8.

The Bears, who were coming off their lone loss to Wilson West Lawn, received four goals from Brielle Halamar and three from Rylee Rath. PV held a 5-3 lead at halftime, and 7-6 at the end of the third quarter.

Emily Stipeck recorded five saves for the Bears.

Parkland 1 2 3 2 - 8

Pleasant Valley 2 3 2 2 - 9

Goals: Parkland - Laura Volpe 2, Addison Winfield 2, Lila Temchatio 1, Olivia Esteban 1, Samantha Schippell 1, Sydney Sensinger 1; Pleasant Valley - Brielle Halamar 4, Rylee Rath 3, Sam Miller 1, Gabby Kutzler 1. Assists: Parkland - Volpe 1; Pleasant Valley - Rath 2. Saves: Parkland - A Stewart 5; Pleasant Valley - Stipeck 5.

Records: Parkland (12-1); Pleasant Valley (10-1).

BASEBALL

Tamaqua-Pottsville

Pottsville broke a tie game by scoring six runs in the sixth inning, and the Crimson Tide gained a 7-1 Schuylkill League win over Tamaqua.

The Crimson Tide made the most of their hits, six walks, and four Tamaqua errors.

Pottsville’s Landon Trout and Brody Hess combined on a four-hitter and 14 strikeouts.

Tamaqua got on the board in the home second when Mason Evans laced an RBI single.

Tamaqua 010 000 0 - 1 4 4

Pottsville 001 006 x - 7 3 1

Yenser, Kamant (6) and Witkowski; Trout, Hess (3) and Ciavarella. W - Hess. L - Kamant.

Records: Tamaqua (1-10; 0-6); Pottsville (7-4; 4-2).

Panther Valley- Blue Mtn.

Blue Mountain blew open a close game with a 10-run fourth inning, and the Eagles went on to win their sixth straight, a 13-2 Schuylkill League victory over Panther Valley.

The Eagles, who clinched a district playoff berth, plated three runs in each of the first three innings, and finished with four homers.

Panther Valley had only three hits, and Kaden Koerbler, Danny Wehr and Derek Lazar each knocked in a run in the fourth inning. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak.

Blue Mountain 111 (10)0 - 13 12 3

Panther Valley 000 3 0 - 3 3 4

Sebastian, Pritiskutch (4), Kirby (5) and Blehm; Breiner, Lazar (4), Shirer (5) and Koerbler W - Sebastian. L - Breiner. HR: Blue Mountain - Sebastian (1st, none on), Kirby (3rd, none on), Setlock (4th, three on), Hoover (4th, none on).

Records: Blue Mountain (10-1; 6-1); Panther Valley (4-8; 1-6).

Weatherly-Shenandoah Vy.

Haden Kechula tossed a three-inning no-hitter as Shenandoah Valley rolled to a 19-1 Schuylkill League victory over Weatherly.

The Devils erupted for seven runs in the first inning, and added nine more in the second frame.

Jostin Lajara had three hits and four RBIs for the winners.

Shenandoah Valley 397 - 19 12 1

Weatherly 010 - 1 0 7

Kechula and Lajara; Montz, Jacoby (2), Connors (3) and Suarez. W - Kechula. L - Montz.

Records: Shenandoah Valley (8-4; 6-2); Weatherly (0-10; 0-8).

SOFTBALL

Shenandoah Vy.-Weatherly

Abby Binder hurled a six-inning no-hitter and racked up 16 strikeouts to help Weatherly gain an 11-1 Schuylkill League win over Shenandoah Valley.

Binder was also one of four Wrecker batters to produce two RBIs, with the others coming from Abby Weston on a two-run double, Aisha Ziberi on a two-run single, and Maci Kane on a two-run inside-the-park home run.

Shenandoah Valley 010 000 - 1 0 4

Weatherly 070 031 - 11 9 1

Troutman and Monaghan; Binder and Makowiec. W - Binder. L - Troutman. HR: Weatherly - Kane (2nd, one on).

Records: Shenandoah Valley (0-12; 0-8); Weatherly (4-6; 3-5).

Panther Valley-Blue Mtn.

Blue Mountain scored nine runs in the second inning to help run away from Panther Valley 15-0 in Schuylkill League play.

Aryana Reilly tallied a team-high three RBIs for the Eagles, while Emmerson Frie launched a two-run home run and pitcher Ava Sweigert helped herself out with a two-run double.

The Panthers only managed two hits; one each from Janessa Prudente and Caroline Breslin.

Panther Valley 000 0 - 0 2 6

Blue Mountain 293 1 - 15 12 1

Prudente, Alabovitz (3) and Breiner; Sweigert and Frie. W - Sweigert. L - Prudente. HR: Blue Mountain - Frie (2nd, one on).

Records: Panther Valley (6-7; 1-7); Blue Mountain (11-1; 7-1).

Marian-Williams Valley

Williams Valley remained undefeated in the Schuylkill League after picking up an 8-2 victory over Marian.

Megan Perhach led the Vikings with three RBIs, including a two-run home run, while Avery Stakem went 2-for-3 with two RBIs with one coming on a double.

Gracie Sendatch and Deanna Pugh, who went 3-for-4, each collected an RBI for the Fillies.

Marian 000 001 1 - 2 7 3

Williams Valley 010 502 x - 8 9 0

Birrer and Treskolasky; Hand and Smeltz. W - Smeltz. L - Birrer. HR: Williams Valley - Perhach (4th, one on).

Records: Marian (5-6; 2-6); Williams Valley (11-1; 8-0).

Pottsville-Tamaqua

Peyton Eckert pitched a full six frames and went 3-for-3 with three RBIs to lead Pottsville to a 13-3 Schuylkill League win over Tamaqua.

The Tide also picked up offense from Olivia Wessner, who went 2-for-3 and also had three RBIs, while Justine Siminitus and Karlee Kalocvak each had two RBIs.

The Raiders picked up RBIs from both Molly Evans and Paige Bumbulsky.

Pottsville 032 314 - 13 16 1

Tamaqua 000 201 - 3 4 3

Eckert and Wessner; Knitter, Faust (4) and Conahan. W - Eckert. L - Knitter.

Records: Pottsville (7-5; 5-3); Tamaqua (6-6; 3-5).

ES South-Pleasant Valley

In an EPC battle, East Stroudsburg South managed to edge Pleasant Valley 10-8 in 10 innings.

After three scoreless frames, both teams traded offense to a 3-3 tie after six full innings. The Cavaliers then posted four runs in the seventh, only for the Bears to respond with four in the bottom half.

Following another two scoreless frames, South plated three runs in the 10th, while PV could only scratch across one.

Jayden Learn led the Cavaliers with two RBIs, while Joslynn Yurescko went 2-for-6 with an RBI.

The Bears received a two-run home run from Bella Altemose, while Emma George and Maddie Abbatiello each had two RBIs.

ES South 000 111 400 0 - 10 6 1

Pleasant Vy. 000 120 400 1 - 8 13 10

T. Curey, Yurescko (6), J. Curey (7) and Castillo; Green, Abbatiello (8) and Battaglino. W - J. Curey. L - Abbatiello. HR: Pleasant Valley - Altemose (5th, one on).

Records: ES South (7-6; 7-4); Pleasant Valley (3-9; 3-7).

BOYS TENNIS

Colonial League

Championships

Lehighton’s Bekim Cokrlija finished second at No. 1 singles in the Colonial League Championships.

Cokrlija, who entered the tournament as the No. 1 seed, won his first two matches to make it to the finals. The Indian senior, however, dropped an 8-5 pro-set decision to second-seeded Alexander Ahnert of Southern Lehigh.

Palmerton’s Colton Ruzicka won his first match at No. 2 singles, but dropped his next two to place fourth.

TRACK & FIELD

Jim Thorpe-Palmerton

Jim Thorpe and Palmerton split in Colonial League action.

The Olympian boys remained unbeaten in league play with a 92-58 win, while the Bombers cruised to 108-42 victory in the girls meet.

Kayden Spence (100, 200), Nathaniel Estevez (110 and 300 hurdles) and Logan Gillespie (800, 1600) all posted multiple firsts for Thorpe.

For Palmerton, Ezra Green (1600, 3200), Emma Rex (200, 400) and Ruby Walters (100 and 300 hurdles) each had a pair of firsts.

BOYS

Jim Thorpe 92, Palmerton 58

100 - 1. Kayden Spence (JT) 11.24, 2. Robert Levins (JT), 3. Samuel Epps (JT); 200 - 1. Kayden Spence (JT) 22.05, 2. Robert Levins (JT), 3. Samuel Epps (JT); 400 - 1. Joshua Louk (JT) 51.70, 2. Spencer Gothard (JT), 3. Brett Smith (P); 800 - 1. Brett Smith (P) 2:16.41, 2. Collin Warren (JT), 3. Jakob Sheckler (JT); 1600 - 1. Ezra Green (P) 5:19.65, 2. James Cicchinelli (JT), 3. Ethan Shaffer (JT); 3200 - 1. Ezra Green (P) 11:58.70, 2. James Cicchinelli (JT), 3. Ethans Shaffer (JT); 110H - 1. Nathaniel Estevez (JT) 16.47, 2. Spencer Gothard (JT), 3. Benjamin Remmel (JT); 300H - 1. Nathaniel Esetevez (JT) 44.00, 2. Caleb Pastier (P), 3. Benjamin Remmel (JT); 400 relay - Jim Thorpe 43.47; 1600 relay - Jim Thorpe 3:51.98; 3200 relay - Palmerton 9:50.96; Shot put - 1. Colson Ruzicka (P) 45-2, 2. Gavin Strohl (JT), 3. Jake Schukis (JT); Discus - 1. Gavin Strohl (JT) 132-11, 2. Daymian Stocker-Gellock (P), 3. Jake Schukis (JT); Javelin - 1. Dillon Borger (P) 124-10, 2. Matthew Gombert (P), 3. Daniel Ziolewicz (JT); Long jump - 1. Robert Levins (JT) 20-6, 2. Vincent Taglieri (P), 3. Dawson Takerer (P); Triple jump - 1. Samuel Epps (JT) 41-2 1/2, Vincent Taglieri (P), 3. Connor Zurwaea (JT); High jump - 1. Trent Ader (P) 5-11, 2. Pierce Gothard (JT), 3. Carter Huber (P); Pole vault - 1. Jacob Walkowiak (P) 11-3, 2. Connor Zurwara (JT), 3. Blaze Flyzik (JT).

GIRLS

Palmerton 108, Jim Thorpe 42

100 - 1. Sarah Sabo (P) 13.22, 2. Allison Herrmann (P), 3. Sakiyah White (JT); 200 - 1. Emma Rex (P) 27.37, 2. Sarah Sabo (P), 3. Sakiyah White (JT); 400 - 1. Emma Rex (P) 1:06.82, 2. Chelsea Brown (P), 3. Abigail Hess (JT); 800 - 1. Logan Gillespie (JT) 2:44.94, 2. Stacy Bos (JT), 3. Chelsea Brown (P); 1600 - 1. Logan Gillespie (JT) 5:42.51, 2. Payten Fornaro (P), 3. Lillian Fox (P); 3200 - 1. Payten Fornaro (P) 13:48.65, 2. Lillian Fox (P), 3. Kayleigh Halenar (JT); 100H - 1. Ruby Walters (P) 16.96, 2. Dalainey Keiser (P), 3. Keira Reese (JT); 300H - 1. Ruby Walters (P) 48.14, 2. Keira Reese (JT), 3. Dalainey Keiser (P); 400 relay - Palmerton 51.95; 1600 relay - Palmerton 4:31.34; 3200 relay - Palmerton 11:57.18; Shot put - 1. Jalynn Herman (P) 31-2, 2. Vanessa Sadler (JT), 3. Jaylah Yeakel (JT); Discus - 1. Vanessa Sadler (JT) 92-11, 2. Maura Malaska (JT), 3. Anna Borger (P); Javelin - 1. Isabella Roman (JT) 117-7, 2. Emma Rex (P), 3. Aubrey Frable (P); Long jump - 1. Allison Herrmann (P) 15-6, 2. Gabby Lucas (P), 3. Addison Steigerwalt (P); Triple jump - 1. Aubrey Frable (P) 35-6 1/2, 2. Anna Borger (P), 3. Addison Steigerwalt (P); High jump - 1. Kamarrah Saslo (P) 5-0, 2. Kimora Seales-Griffith (JT), 3. Julianna Snyder (P); Pole vault - 1. Rylee Roman (P) 8-6, 2. Gabby Lucas (P), 3. Madilyn Off (JT).

Pleasant Valley-PM East

Pleasant Valley and Pocono Mountain East split an EPC meet on Wednesday.

The Bears earned a 91-58 victory in the boys competition, while the PV girls dropped a 99-50 decision.

Uriah Gearhart earned a pair of individual wins for Pleasant Valley, taking both the long and triple jumps. The boys also captured all three relays.

In the girls meet, the Bears’ Kylie Fuentes gained firsts in both the shot put and javelin.

BOYS Pleasant Valley 91, PM East 58

100 - 1. Sean Cobb (PV) 11.61, 2. Stephen Matera (PV), 3. Aiden Pierre (PME); 200 - 1. Royce Thompson (PV) 23.29, 2. Nikolaos Aspiotis (PV), 3. Malik Bey (PME); 400 - 1. James Morton (PV) 55.40, 2. Kevin Davis (PME), 3. Josiah Sampson (PME); 800 - 1. Isaiah Denis (PV) 2:21.57, 2. Frank Palmenta (PME), 3. Gabriel Lisowski (PV); 1600 - 1. Tiegan Jones (PME) 5:21.40, 2. Asher Nikoden (PV), 3. Christian Mercedes (PV); 3200 - 1. Jowell Del Valle (PME) 13:57.00, 2. Collin Pero (PME); 110H - 1. Nathan Thompson (PV) 17.53, 2. Nathaniel Leiser (PME), 3. Zaire Cotton (PV); 300H - 1. Nathaniel Leiser (PME) 42.66, 2. Nathan Thompson (PV), 3. Zaire Cotton (PV); 400 relay - Pleasant Valley 44.86; 1600 relay - Pleasant Valley 3:43.61; 3200 relay - Pleasant Valley 9:10.30; Shot put - 1. Cole Vanderah (PV) 43-11, 2. Collin O’Neill (PV), 3. Jaiden Cumberbatch (PME); Discus - 1. Kaliq Daley (PME) 149-3, 2. Nicholas Bruckman (PV), 3. Collin O’Neill (PV); Javelin - 1. AJ Formica (PME) 154-7, 2. Andrew Schmids (PV), 3. Cole Vanderah (PV); Long jump - 1. Uriah Gearhart (PV) 20-6, 2. Aiden Pierre (PME), 3. Christian Varkanis (PME); Triple jump - 1. Uriah Gearhart (PV) 41-6, 2. Christian Varkanis (PME), 3. Aiden Pierre (PME); High jump - 1. Elijah Jewell (PME) 6-0, 2. Payton Hoop (PME), 3. Christian Varkanis (PME); Pole vault - 1. Nathaniel Leiser (PME) 9-0, 2. Frank Palmenta (PME), 3. Tyler Strodel (PV).

GIRLS PM East 99, Pleasant Valley 50

100 - 1. Skyler Williams (PME) 12.80, 2. Nylah Stewart (PME), 3. Sarah Montgomery (PV); 200 - 1. Skyler Williams (PME) 26.81, 2. Nylah Stewart (PME), 3. Sarah Montgomery (PV); 400 - 1. Kennedi McGuire (PME) 1:05.28, 2. Natalie Burgess-Frazier (PME), 3. Josie Fetterman (PV); 800 - 1. Taylynn Davis (PME) 2:35.40, 2. Kaylie Shultz (PME), 3. Maci Ropchock (PV); 1600 - 1. Rebekah McLeod (PV) 6:10.29, 2. Jenevieve Butz (PME), 3. Melody Plywaczewski (PME); 3200 - 1. Melody Plywaczewski (PME) 17:06.24, 2. Abigail Malyszko (PME); 100H - 1. Alylah Cruz (PME) 18.56, 2. Kamora Gilbreath (PME), 3. Payton Shillady (PV); 300H - 1. Sienna Melton (PME) 53.51, 2. Payton Shillady (PV), 3. Mya Williams (PV); 400 relay - Pocono Mountain East 51.65; 1600 relay - Pocono Mountain East 4:37.63; 3200 relay - Pocono Mountain East 11:07.44; Shot put - 1. Kylie Fuentes (PV) 28-6 1/2, 2. Neysa Lynch (PME), 3. Chloe Safin (PV); Discus - 1. Sofia Aspioti (PV) 83-5 1/2, 2. Amaya Fuentes (PV), 3. Kylie Fuentes (PV); Javelin - 1. Kylie Fuentes (PV) 99-8, 2. Neysa Lynch (PME), 3. Amaya Fuentes (PV); Long jump - 1. Ava Oviedo (PV) 14-9 1/2, 2. Caitlin Androshick (PME), 3. Kailin Collins (PV); Triple jump - 1. Caitlin Androshick (PME) 31-0 1/2, 2. Ava Oviedo (PV), 3. Alyvia Stewart (PME); High jump - 1. Na’ima Hull-Goings (PME) 4-9, 2. Caitlin Androshick (PME), 3. Ava Oviedo (PV); Pole vault - 1. Alexandra DePalma (PV) 10-0, 2. Taylynn Davis (PME), 3. Gabriella Moore (PME).