Northwestern girls soccer coach Jordan Smith celebrated his 100th career win on a day in which the Tigers also secured wins in boys soccer and volleyball action.

Elsewhere, the Jim Thorpe boys soccer team also scored a victory.

BOYS SOCCER

Moravian-Northwestern

Northwestern secured an overtime win against Moravian Academy in Colonial League action.

Cole Mertz and Caelan Stangil both scored for the Tigers – who have now won 11 in a row – while Logan Mesics recorded an assist.

Northwestern 2, Moravian Academy 1

Goals: Northwestern - Mertz 1, Stangil 1; Assists: Northwestern - Mesics 1.

Records: Northwestern (11-1); Moravian (8-4-1)

Northampton-Pleasant Vy.

Northampton secured a 3-1 win over Pleasant Valley in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference play.

Jace Vajda, Connor Magee and Luca Mannino all scored for the Konkrete Kids.

Aiden Granda-Salinas scored for the Bears.

Northampton 3, Pleasant Valley 1

Goals: Northampton - Vajda 1, Magee 1, Mannino 1; Pleasant Valley - Granda-Salinas 1; Assists: Northampton - Mannino 1, Snyder 1; Pleasant Valley - Pinheiro 1.

Records: Northampton (11-1-1); Pleasant Valley (9-4)

Wilson-Jim Thorpe

Behind a pair of goals from Hayden Meckes, Jim Thorpe defeated Wilson 3-1 in a Colonial League match.

Meckes scored once in each half, finishing a first-half goal off an assist from Blaze Flyzik, before adding his second from Maddox Day. Day also tallied a goal in the second half, with Devon Frantz providing the helper.

Keeper Liam Off recorded 13 saves for the Olympians, while Walsh made six stops for Wilson.

Jim Thorpe 3, Wilson 1

Wilson 0 1 — 1

Jim Thorpe 1 2 — 3

Goals: JT — Hayden Meckes 2, Maddox Day; Wilson — Benevidrs; Assists: JT — Blaze Flyzik, Maddox Day, Devon Frantz; Saves: Jim Thorpe — Liam Off 13; Wilson — Walsh 6.

Records: Jim Thorpe (9-4); Wilson (8-3-2)

Pine Grove-Marian

Tanner Kolb scored five goals to help Pine Grove secure a 10-0 Schuylkill League win over Marian in the completion of a suspended game from Tuesday.

Terrin Witmer also scored twice for the Cardinals, who led 6-0 after the first half.

Damien Gall made 15 saves for the Colts.

Pine Grove 10, Marian 0

Pine Grove 6 4 - 10

Marian 0 0 - 0

Goals: Pine Grove - Kolb 5, Witmer 2, Gehres 1, Kassab 1, Kimmel 1; Saves: Pine Grove - Herber 2; Marian - Gall 15.

Records: Pine Grove (10-3); Marian (1-9)

CROSS COUNTRY

Tamaqua, Pine Grove at

Blue Mountain

Tamaqua topped Pine Grove, but fell to Blue Mountain in a Schuylkill League tri-meet. The Raiders posted an 18-37 girls win, and a 15-40 boys win over Pine Grove, while dropping 21-34 and 22-38 decisions to Blue Mountain. Blue Mountain’s Vanessa Frasnelli and Francesco Carr took top honors in the girls and boys races, respectively.

Tamaqua was paced in the girls race by Shaylee Gormley, who placed second in 22:52. Ava Jones (6th, 24:32), Mollie Walker (7th, 24:41), Cali Frantz (10th, 25:03), and Millie Black (15th, 26:42) also had solid runs for the Raiders.

On the boys side, Aidan Elston turned in a strong second place (17:55), while Parker Steencken was fourth in 18:41. Other top-15 Raiders were Memphis Kline (9th, 19:52), Luis Sanchez (11th, 21:01), Kevin Lawfer (13th, 21:59) and William Coombe (15th, 23:16).

GIRLS

Blue Mountain 21, Tamaqua 34

Tamaqua 18, Pine Grove 37

(Top-three plus

other locals in the top-15)

1. Vanessa Frasnelli (BM) 22:03; 2. Shaylee Gormley (T) 22:52; 3. Victoria Frasnelli (BM) 23:13; 6. Ava Jones (T) 24:22; 7. Mollie Walker (T) 24:30; 10. Cali Frantz (T) 25:03; 15. Millie Black (T) 26:52.

BOYS

Blue Mountain 22, Tamaqua 38

Tamaqua 15, Pine Grove 40

(Top-three plus

other locals in the top-15)

1. Francesco Carr (BM) 17:43; 2. Aidan Elston (T) 17:55; 3. Grayson Meck (BM) 18:05; 4. Parker Steencken (T) 18:41; 9. Memphis Kline (T) 19:52; 11. Luis Sanchez (T) 21:01; 13. Kevin Lawfer (T) 21:59; 15. William Coombe (T) 23:16.

FIELD HOCKEY

Lehighton-Catasauqua

Catasauqua jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, and the Rough Riders rolled to a 4-0 victory over Lehighton in Colonial League play.

Shelby Haldeman had a hat trick for Catasauqua.

Lillian Klotz had five saves for Lehighton.

Catasauqua 4, Lehighton 0

Lehighton 0 0 0 0 - 0

Catasauqua 2 1 1 0 - 4

Goals: Catasauqua – Shelby Haldeman 3, Kamryn Pushkar 1; Assists: Catasauqua – Pushkar 1, Brielle Dorn 1; Saves: Lehighton – Lillian Klotz 5; Catasauqua – Lizzie Bass 8.

Records: Lehighton (2-8-1, 0-2); Catasauqua (2-8-1, 2-3).

GIRLS SOCCER

Northwestern-Moravian

Sophia Schaffer netted two goals to help Northwestern remain unbeaten with a 4-1 win over Moravian Academy in Colonial League play.

Tigers’ head coach Jordan Smith celebrated his 100th career victory.

Moravian’s goal was only the second allowed by the Tigers, as they have outscored their opponents, 67-2.

Northwestern 4, Moravian 1

Northwestern 0 4 - 4

Moravian Academy 0 1 - 1

Goals: Northwestern - Sophia Schaffer 2, Kherington Yezik 1, Mykaela Yanders 1; Assists: Northwestern - Yezik 2, Schaffer 1, Kiersten Klein 1, Juliet Snyder 1; Saves: Northwestern- Olivia Reinhart 4.

Records: Northwestern (11-0, 8-0); Moravian Academy (7-3-1, 7-1-1)

Palmerton-Whitehall

Colleen Sommer scored the game’s lone goal in double overtime to lift Whitehall to a 1-0 victory over Palmerton in non-league play.

Taylor Wasilewski notched 20 saves for the Bombers.

Whitehall 1, Palmerton 0

Palmerton 0 0 0 0 - 0

Whitehall 0 0 0 1 - 1

Goals: Whitehall Colleen Sommer; Saves: Taylor Wasilewski 20.

Records: Palmerton (2-8); Whitehall (9-4)

Pleasant Vy.-Northampton

Northampton broke a scoreless deadlock with a goal in the final 30 seconds of regulation to secure a 1-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference girls soccer victory over Pleasant Valley.

The Bears had several opportunities throughout the match, but were unable to convert in the final third. Goalkeeper Sadie Rizzo kept Pleasant Valley in it with a strong performance, recording 17 saves — including several leaping stops on dangerous chances.

Northampton held a 14-4 edge in shots, and a 5-0 advantage in corner kicks.

Pleasant Valley is led this season by Marta Perry (15 goals, 7 assists), Peyton Foder (8 goals, 6 assists), Payton Shillady (5 goals, 1 assist), Keegan Merklin (4 goals, 7 assists) and Jordan Fleming (3 goals, 2 assists).

Northampton 1, Pleasant Valley 0

Northampton 0 1 — 1

Pleasant Valley 0 0 — 0

Goals: NH — Unassisted, 79:30; Shots: PV 4, NH 14; Saves: PV — Sadie Rizzo 17; NH — 2; Corners: PV 0, NH 5.

Records: Northampton (8-4); Pleasant Valley (5-7)

Pine Grove-Tamaqua

Danielle High punched in a goal to begin the second half to lift Pine Grove to a 1-0 win over Tamaqua in Schuylkill League play.

Ceanna Gormley had 13 saves for the Raiders, while Alyssa Moyer stopped four shots in the shutout.

Pine Grove 1, Tamaqua 0

Pine Grove 0 1 - 1

Tamaqua 0 0 - 0

Goals: Pine Grove - High 1; Assists: Pine Grove - Umbenhauer 1; Saves: Pine Grove - Moyer 4; Tamaqua - Gormley 13; Corner kicks: Pine Grove - 7; Tamaqua 2; Shots: Pine Grove - 20; Tamaqua 5.

Records: Pine Grove (6-5-1); Tamaqua (5-7)

Weatherly-Lourdes

Lourdes used three goals from Karmen Schroyer to earn a 3-0 Schuylkill League win over Weatherly.

Schroyer struck twice in the first half to give the Red Raiders a 2-0 advantage at the break before adding her third goal in the second half to complete the hat trick.

Weatherly goalkeeper Kayla Kennelly kept the Wreckers within reach, finishing with 16 saves — 10 in the first half and six more in the second. Lourdes finished with seven total saves in goal.

Lourdes 3, Weatherly 0

Lourdes 2 1 — 3

Weatherly 0 0 — 0

Goals: L — Carmon Schwarer 3; Saves: W — Kayla Kennelly 16; L — 7.

Records: Lourdes (3-7); Weatherly (2-8)

VOLLEYBALL

Palmerton-Pen Argyl

Pen Argyl turned back a Palmerton rally to secure a 3-2 win in Colonial League action.

Sadie Gair had 28 assists for the Bombers, who rallied from an 0-2 deficit to push the match to five sets. Hailey Barry (15 kills, five blocks) and Morgan Wayda (10 digs) also keyed the Palmerton rally.

Pen Argyl 3, Palmerton 2

Palmerton 14 23 26 25 12

Pen Argyl 25 25 24 22 15

Stat Leaders: Palmerton – Hailey Barry 15 kills, five blocks; Saide Gair 28 assists; Morgan Wayda 10 digs.

Records: Palmerton (2-10); Pen Argyl (6-6)

Jim Thorpe-Notre Dame GP

Notre Dame swept Jim Thorpe 3-0 in Colonial League play.

Maura Malaska recorded 17 assists for the Olympians. Remy Gorski added 17 digs and five kills, while Jaylah Yeakel finished with eight kills and seven digs.

Notre Dame 3, Jim Thorpe 0

Jim Thorpe 19 19 19

Notre Dame 25 25 25

Stat Leaders: Jim Thorpe - Remy Gorski 17 digs, five kills; Jaylah Yeakel eight kills, seven digs; Maura Malaska 17 assists.

Records: Jim Thorpe (4-7); Notre Dame (9-2)

Lehighton-Saucon Valley

Saucon Valley posted a 25-15, 25-15, 25-22 Colonial League victory over Lehighton.

Autumn Clewell paced the Indians with one ace, eight digs, six kills and eight assists. Aleea Yeakel added 22 digs, while Breanna Demage contributed five assists, two kills and three digs. Laney Kershner chipped in five kills, and Maddie Serfass finished with five digs.

Saucon Valley 3, Lehighton 0

Saucon Valley 25 25 25

Lehighton 15 15 22

Stat leaders: Lehighton - Autumn Clewell 1 ace, 8 digs, 6 kills, 8 assists; Aleea Yeakel 22 digs; Breanna Demage 5 assists, 2 kills, 3 digs; Laney Kershner 5 kills; Maddie Serfass 5 digs.

Records: Lehighton (4-10); Saucon Valley (6-4)

Northwestern-Catasauqua

Northwestern breezed to a 3-0 win over Catasauqua in Colonial League play.

Lexi George (14 digs, seven aces) and Marina Breininger (six kills) helped the Tigers secure their third straight win.

Northwestern 3, Catasauqua 0

Northwestern 25 25 25

Catasauqua 15 6 10

Stat Leaders: Northwestern – Lexi George 14 digs, seven aces; Marina Breininger six kills.

Records - Northwestern (9-3); Catasauqua (1-13)

GIRLS TENNIS

Colonial League

Tournament

Moravian Academy swept all three singles and both doubles brackets to capture the Colonial League Girls Tennis Tournament championship.

Jim Thorpe earned a pair of victories in the event. At No. 1 singles, Keira Reese, the fourth seed, defeated Luca Wilson of Palisades 8-4 in the quarterfinals to reach the semifinals. Reese went on to play for third place after falling to eventual champion and No. 1 Vicky Guo of Moravian Academy in the semis. In the third-place match, Reese battled No. 3 seed Viktoria Vossler of Notre Dame Green Pond, falling 8-5.

At No. 3 singles, Anjali Chiulli recorded a 6-2 pigtail victory over Wilson’s Jaylynn Lopez, before bowing out against top-seeded AnneMarie Andres of Moravian in the quarterfinals.

The Olympians also had Noelanie Sepulvada (No. 2 singles), along with doubles teams Lila Dejessa/Ella Ramey and Hannah Wirth/Maty Burzinski, compete in their respective brackets