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Local Roundup: Results from Sept. 3

Pleasant Valley’s soccer teams both rolled to wins over East Stroudsburg North on Thursday.

The boys squad posted a 6-0 victory, while the girls rolled to a 10-0 decision.

BOYS SOCCER

Pleasant Valley-ES North

Pleasant Valley blew the game open with a five-goal second half as the Bears posted a 6-0 EPC shutout of East Stroudsburg North.

The Bears received goals from six different players as Michael Powell, Christian Pinheiro, Adrian Syzsczo, Richon Russ, Aiden Granda and Evan Serfass all tallied.

Asher Nikoden added a pair of assists for PV.

Pleasant Valley 6, ES North 0

Pleasant Valley 1 5 - 6

ES North 0 0 - 0

Goals: Pleasant Valley - Michael Powell 1, Christian Pinheiro 1, Adrian Syzsczo 1, Richon Russ 1, Aiden Granda 1, Evan Serfass 1; East Stroudsburg North - None; Assists: Pleasant Valley - Asher Nikoden 2, Lennox Granda 1, Aiden Granda 1; Saves: Pleasant Valley - Cole Clark 1, Nick Springer 0.

Records: Pleasant Valley (2-0); East Stroudsburg North (0-2).

GIRLS SOCCER

Pleasant Valley-ES North

Pleasant Valley dominated East Stroudsburg North 10-0 in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference action.

The Bears registered 38 shots behind Jordan Fleming and Amelia Gutierrez, who each scored two goals.

Eight different PV players had goals.

Pleasant Valley 10, ES North 0

ES North 0 0 - 0

Pleasant Valley 5 5 - 10

Goals: Pleasant Valley - Jordan Fleming 2, Amelia Gutierrez 2, Lexi Krasniqi 1, Victoria Lucarello 1, Payton Shillady 1, Keegan Merklin 1, Jovi Hansen 1, Marta Perry 1; ES North - None; Assists: Pleasant Valley - Fleming 1, Lucadello 1, Perry, Merklin 1, Lucadello 1, Oksana Kulynich 1; Saves: Pleasant Valley - Haley Ott 1; ES North - Maddeison Bizousky 20; Corners: Pleasant Valley 10; East Stroudsburg North 1.

Records: Pleasant Valley (2-1); East Stroudsburg North (0-2).

Palmerton-Palisades

Aubrey Frable and Avery Barry each recorded a goal to help Palmerton earn a 2-2 tie with Palisades in a Colonial League contest.

Barry added an assist, as did Harper Lake.

The Pirates tied the game with three minutes left in the game.

Palmerton keeper Taylor Wasilewski recorded 18 saves.

Palmerton 2, Palisades 2

Palisades 1 1 - 2

Palmerton 1 1 - 2

Goals: Palmerton - Aubrey Frable 1, Avery Barry 1; Assists: Palmerton - Avery Barry 1, Harper Lake 1; Saves- Palmerton - Taylor Wasilewski 18 saves.

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

Weatherly-Minersville

Minersville ran its record to 3-0 with a 9-0 rout of Weatherly in a battle between Schuylkill League opponents.

Helena Williams notched 36 saves for Weatherly.

Minersville 9, Weatherly 0

Minersville 4 5 - 9

Weatherly 0 0 - 0

Saves: Weatherly - Helena Williams 36.

Records: Minersville (3-0, 2-0); Weatherly (1-3, 0-2).

Marian-Blue Mountain

Blue Mountain erupted for 11 goals in the opening half and cruised to a 13-0 win over Marian in Schuylkill League action.

Avery Kirby recorded a hat trick, and Addie Warke, Sophia Berger and Hailey Scheuer each collected two goals.

The Fillies’ Katie Knock collected 29 saves.

Blue Mountain 13, Marian 0

Blue Mountain 11 2 - 13

Marian 0 0 - 0

Goals: Blue Mountain - Avery Kirby 3, Addie Warke 2, Sophia Berger 2, Hailey Scheuer 2, Reagan Spangler 1, Olivia Chipriano 1, Ada Kenitzer 1, Lexi Waschko 1; Marian - None; Assists: Scheuer 2, Warke 1, Spangler 1, Kyra Moran 1, Lexi Waschko 1, Riley Fogarty 1, Anna Romberger 1, Paige Fegley 1; Saves: Marian- Katie Knock 29.

Records: Blue Mountain (1-1, 1-0); Marian (0-2, 0-1).

GOLF

Tamaqua-Wilson-Lehighton

Tamaqua gained a win against Lehighton, while the Indians split their action by topping Wilson.

The Indians’ Mikey D’Amico gained medalist honors with a 76.

Sam Vinc finished with a team-best 82 for the Blue Raiders.

Tamaqua didn’t score against Wilson.

Tamaqua 454, Lehighton 472,

Wilson 496

TAMAQUA

Sam Vinc 82, Brody Boyle 90, Kenny Bailey 90, Jake Fritzinger 92, Keith Fink 100.

WILSON

Chase Bracken 82, Michael DiBartolo 94, Jake Booth 100, Grayson Reisinger 108, Charlie Fredericks 112,

LEHIGHTON

Mikey D’Amico 76, Kase Kleintop 94, Grant Birnbaum 94, Mason Parliman 96, Brayden Ulshafer 112, Luke Haydt 112.

Played at Jack Frost National, par 72.

Records: Tamaqua (8-3); Wilson (3-7; 3-7 CL); Lehighton (2-6, 2-5 CL).

Palisades-Northwestern

Northwestern finished with a 384-498 Colonial League win over visiting Palisades.

The Tigers’ Cole Dynda grabbed medalist honors, as he ended with a 72.

Mason Malosh (74), Jake Kozlowski (76) and Skylar Kern (78) all added scores in the 70s for the winners.

Northwestern 384, Palisades 498

PALISADES

Chase Windsor 90, Cole Magditch 96, L. Fox 100, Colton Grim 106, Micah Stiansen 106.

NORTHWESTERN

Cole Dynda 72, Mason Malosh 74, Jake Kozlowski 76, Skylar Kern 78, Jordyn Kubat 84.

Played at Olde Homestead Golf Club, par 72.

Records: Palisades (1-7; 1-7 CL); Northwestern (8-1; 8-1 CL).

Notre Dame GP-Palmerton

Palmerton won its fourth straight as the Bombers gained a 418-433 Colonial League win over Notre Dame of Green Pond.

Jared Grammes carded a 68 to lead the winners. Teammate Joey Solt also contributed a 74.

Andrew Swercheck finished with a team-low 81 for the Crusaders.

Palmerton 418, Notre Dame GP 433

NOTRE DAME GP

Andrew Swercheck 81, Jack Behue 82, Matthew Shields 86, Colin Best 91, Shawn Echevema 93.

PALMERTON

Jared Grammes 68, Joey Solt 74, Tucker DeSousa 85, Colton Becker 90, Jace Farkas 101.

Played at Olde Homestead Golf Club, par 72.

Records: Notre Dame GP (5-3; 5-3 CL); Palmerton (7-2; 7-2 CL).

Nazareth-Pleasant Valley

Holdan Sparks and Brady Rohn both shot in the 70s to help Nazareth gain a 391-445 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over Pleasant Valley.

Sparks ended with a 71, while Rohn turned in a 76 to help the Eagles win their fifth straight.

PV’s Drew Patascher carded a team-best 76. Isaac Klein added an 83.

Nazareth 391, Pleasant Valley 445

NAZARETH

Holdan Sparks 71, Brady Rohn 76, Radek Remaley 80, Sam Arden 81, Joseph Ellis 83.

PLEASANT VALLEY

Drew Patascher 76, Isaac Klein 83, Christian Knights 95, Jason Hnat 95, Parker Ahner 96.

Played at Indian Mountain, par 72.

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

Jim Thorpe-Salisbury

Salisbury snapped a five-match losing skid, as the Falcons knocked off Jim Thorpe 432-518 in Colonial League action.

The Falcons’ Chase Yakaitis shot a 71 to earn medalist honors.

Cooper Kresge topped the Olympians with an 84.

Jim Thorpe will host Southern Lehigh on Tuesday.

Salisbury 432, Jim Thorpe 518

JIM THORPE

Cooper Kresge 84, Bryce McElmoyle 94, Trent Sutphin 112, Blake Skrimcovsky 114, Alex Bittle 114.

SALISBURY

Chase Yakaitis 70, Markus Jones 84, Hunter Kotarski 86, Dom Nimeh 88, Gavin Kotarski 104.

Played at Wedgewood, par 71.

Records: Jim Thorpe (0-7; 0-7 CL); Salisbury (3-5; 3-5 CL).

VOLLEYBALL

Panther Vy.-Mahanoy Area

Panther Valley outlasted Mahanoy Area in a five-set thriller, rallying for a 25-20, 19-25, 22-25, 25-15, 15-12 Schuylkill League victory.

Jaelynn Browdy (13 kills), Kathryn Breslin (14 kills), and Sophia Patton (12 kills) combined for 39 kills for the Panthers, while Jessica Hackash (six) and Danika Blazosky (seven) also chipped in on the attack.

Browdy added 30 assists, 12 service points and 12 digs, while Hackash (18 service points) and Madeline Schirer (16 digs) also contributed to the win.

Panther Valley 3, Mahanoy Area 2

Panther Valley 25 19 22 25 15

Mahanoy Area 20 25 25 15 12

Statistics: Panther Valley - Jaelynn Browdy 30 assists, 13 kills, 12 service points, 12 digs, 2 aces; Madeline Schirer 16 digs, 5 service points, 2 assists; Kathryn Breslin 14 kills, 7 digs, 6 service points, 3 aces, 3 assists; Sophia Paton 12 kills, 12 service points, 5 assists, 5 blocks, 5 digs; Jessica Hackash 18 service points, 10 digs, 6 kills, 5 aces, 2 blocks; Danika Blazosky 8 assists, 7 kills, 6 service points, 4 digs, 2 blocks.

Records: Panther Valley (4-0; 2-0 SL); Mahanoy Area (1-1; 1-1 SL).

Weatherly-Tri-Valley

Tri-Valley cruised to a 25-5, 25-8, 25-2 Schuylkill League Division 2 win over Weatherly.

Mikayla Kuntz paced the Wreckers with six digs, while Hailey Rosado added five.

Weatherly returns to action Tuesday against Williams Valley.

Tri-Valley 3, Weatherly 0

Weatherly 5 8 2

Tri-Valley 25 25 25

Statistics: Weatherly - Hailey Rosado 5 digs; Mikayla Kuntz 6 digs, 1 kill; Sophia Durham 4 digs.

Records: Weatherly (0-3; 0-2 SL); Tri-Valley (2-1; 2-0 SL).

Northwestern-Freedom

Freedom remained undefeated as it slipped past Northwestern in three consecutive sets to earn a win in non-league play.

The Patriots took the match 25-23, 25-22, 26-24.

Jaelyn McAdams had 18 assists, 12 digs and four aces for the Tigers.

Freedom 3, Northwestern 0

Northwestern 23 22 24

Freedom 25 25 26

Statistics: Northwestern - Jaelyn McAdams 18 assists, 12 digs 4 aces; Anna Ebeling 10 kills, 3 blocks; Lacy Clymer 11 kills, 4 aces.

Records: Northwestern (1-2); Freedom (3-0).

Palmerton-Notre Dame GP

Notre Dame stayed unbeaten, winning in three straight sets over Palmerton in a Colonial League match.

The Crusaders downed the Bombers, 25-14, 25-11, and 25-16.

Dalainey Keiser and Morgan Wayda both had eight digs for Palmerton.

Notre Dame-GP 3, Palmerton 0

Notre Dame-GP 25 25 25

Palmerton 14 11 16

Statistics: Palmerton - Dalainey Keiser 8 digs, 1 assist; Violet Scott 4 digs, 2 kills; Morgan Wayda 8 digs; Izabella McFarland 2 assists, 2 digs.

Records: Notre Dame Green Pond (3-0); Palmerton (1-3).

Marian-Schuylkill Haven

Marian swept Schuylkill Haven in straight sets, 25-13, 25-18, 25-17 in a Schuylkill League contest.

Kali Grochowski has 12 kills and eight digs, while Addy Marek added 10 kills, three aces and six digs for the Fillies.

JoElle Currie also contributed 27 assists.

Marian 3, Schuylkill Haven 0

Marian 25 25 25

Schuylkill Haven 13 18 17

Statistics: Marian - Maddy Davis 7 kills, 2 aces, 5 digs; Kali Grochowski 12 kills, 8 digs; Addy Marek 10 kills, 3 aces, 6 digs; JoElle Currie 27 assists, 2 digs, 2 aces; Reagan LeClair 2 kills; Cara Rehnert 8 digs, 3 aces; Bree Hopeck 3 kills, 5 digs.

Records: Marian (3-1,2-0); Schuylkill Haven (0-2, 0-2).

FIELD HOCKEY

Lehighton-Moravian Ac.

Lehighton took control with two fourth-quarter goals and went on to defeat Moravian Academy 4-0.

The Indians received tallies from four different players as Quinn Lichtenwalner, Quinn Shapiro, Jordan Hausman and Sophia Wise all scored.

Lillian Klotz made four saves to record the shutout.

Lehighton 4, Moravian Academy 0

Lehighton 0 1 1 2 - 4

Moravian Academy 0 0 0 0 - 0

Goals: Lehighton - Quinn Lichtenwalner 1, Quinn Shapiro 1, Jordan Hausman 1, Sophia Wise 1; Moravian Academy - None; Saves: Lehighton - Lillian Klotz 4; Moravian Academy - Lia Nnenkwo 12.

Records: Lehighton (2-1); Moravian Academy (1-2).

Palmerton-Salisbury

Ellie Schneider had a hat trick to lead Salisbury to an 8-1 Colonial League win over Palmerton.

Ella Morgans added a pair of goals for the Falcons, who led 5-0 at halftime.

Ally Hermann had the only goal for Palmerton.

Salisbury 8, Palmerton 1

Palmerton 0 0 0 1 - 1

Salisbury 3 2 3 0 - 8

Goals: Palmerton - Ally Hermann 1; Salisbury - Ellie Schneider 3, Ella Morgans 2, Anna Grubb 1, Ryley Shoemaker 1, Ava Morgans 1; Saves: Palmerton - Julia Maupin 11; Salisbury - Olivia Wilde 7.

Records: Palmerton (1-2); Salisbury (1-0).

Northwestern-Wilson

Mckenna Church registered two goals to pace Northwestern to a 3-0 shutout over Wilson in its season opener.

Evelyn Alboucq added a goal and an assist for the Tigers, who led just 1-0 after three quarters.

The winners also received assists from both Ella Schmidt and Riley Stoudt.

Northwestern 3, Wilson 0

Northwestern 1 0 0 2 - 3

Wilson 0 0 0 0 - 0

Goals: Northwestern: Mckenna Church 2, Evelyn Alboucq 1; Assists: Alboucq 1, Ella Schmidt 1, Riley Stoudt 1; Corners: Northwestern 9; Saves: Northwestern 4.

Records: Northwestern (1-0; 1-0); Wilson (0-3; 0-2).

GIRLS TENNIS

Jim Thorpe-Salisbury

Jim Thorpe posted its first Colonial League win of the season, as the Olympians earned a 4-1 decision over Salisbury.

Noelanie Sepulveda and Ella Ramey both notched victories in singles play for the Olympians.

Jim Thorpe returns to action today against Notre Dame-ES.

Jim Thorpe 4, Salisbury 1

SINGLES

Noelanie Sepulveda (JT) def. Annisa Slack 6-0, 6-0; Kacie Kaough (S) def. Anjali Chiulli 6-1, 6-1; Ella Ramey (JT) def. Brinlee Neitz 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES

Matylda Burzynski/Amanda Martell (JT) def. Katya Hunter/Ariana Cachia 6-3, 6-3; JT won by forfeit.

Records: Jim Thorpe (3-3; 1-3 CL); Salisbury (0-3; 0-3 CL).

Parkland-Pleasant Valley

Parkland won its third straight to start the season as the Trojans blanked Pleasant Valley for a 7-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory.

Marissa Hawk and Alayna Boland stayed competitive at No. 1 doubles, as the Bears’ duo took three games in the first set.

The Bears travel to Whitehall this afternoon.

Parkland 7, Pleasant Valley 0

SINGLES

Sadie Pollard (P) def. Avery Cogan 6-0, 6-0; Sonia Lee (P) def. Amanda Davis 6-0, 6-0; Kiana Miles (P) def. Averie Acevedo 6-1, 6-0.

DOUBLES

Yihan Li/Syrien Alvin (P) def. Marissa Hawk/Alayna Boland 6-3, 6-0; Hannah Schmoyer/Ashley Carl (P) def. Emma Kish/Brooke Serfass 6-1, 6-0; Sophie Law/Mehek Garg (P) def. Khloe Dooner/Amelia Moscoso 6-1, 6-0.

Records: Parkland (3-0; 3-0 EPC); Pleasant Valley (2-4; 2-4 EPC).

Schuylkill Valley-Tamaqua

Schuylkill Valley swept singles action to gain a 4-1 win over Tamaqua.

The doubles team of Nico Conahan and Kate Behun provided the Raiders their only team point. Conahan and Behun won in straight sets (6-2, 6-0).

Tamaqua returns to action Tuesday at Jim Thorpe.

Schuylkill Valley 4, Tamaqua 1

SINGLES

Gabby Leone (SV) def. Serenity Sanchez 6-0, 6-0; Elliette Yeager-Bremer (SV) def. Gabby Osenbach 7-5, 5-7, 10-2 tie-breaker; Nora Emery (SV) def. Adrien Arthurton 6-2, 7-5.

DOUBLES

Avary Carrel/Hannah Raifsnyder (SV) def Naeun Choi/Maddy Miller 1-6, 6-7 (7-3 tie-breaker), 10-2 (Match tiebreaker); Nico Conahan/Kate Behun (T) def. Miana Campbell/Kami Avecedes 6-2, 6-0.

Records: Schuylkill Valley (2-1); Tamaqua (1-3).

Palmerton’s Addy Buck tries to move past Aniela Brewer of Palisades. Also closing in is the Pirates’ Felicity Houghton (3). MATT BREINER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS