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Local Roundup: Results from Sept. 12

Logan Gillespie of Jim Thorpe took first place in the girls race at the annual Centaur Invitational on Saturday.

In other action, Palmerton’s Aubrey Frable, Tamaqua’s Avery Muffley and Northern Lehigh’s Kellen Bauer all had big games to lead their respective teams to soccer wins.

CROSS COUNTRY

Centaur Invitational

Jim Thorpe’s Logan Gillespie paced the field in a time of 19:04.4 to capture the top girls spot at the 47th Annual Centaur Invitational at DeSales University.

Teammate Stacy Bos also finished in the top 10, placing ninth overall in 20:50.6.

Leading their respective schools among local teams were Northwestern’s Rosalia Nestor (seventh, 20:33.8); Lehighton’s Claudia Pagotto (31st, 22:27.4); Tamaqua’s Peyton O’Brien (44th, 23.06.4); Northern Lehigh’s Emily Gad (58th, 23;35.3); and Marian’s Anna Keer (90th, 24:54.4).

Northwestern’s Brandon Richards was the top area boys finisher, taking 14th in a time of 17:15.3.

Other local finishers leading their teams included Lehighton’s Joshua Cathers (21st, 17:27.0); Marian’s Wade Eroh (24th, 17:32.5); Tamaqua’s Aiden Elston (33rd, 17:54.9); Jim Thorpe’s Colin Warren (85th, 19:38.8); and Northern Lehigh’s Landon Rentschler (131st, 21:08.4).

FIELD HOCKEY

Palisades-Lehighton

Lehighton ended a three-game losing streak by posting a 3-2 Colonial League win over visiting Palisades.

Jordan Hausman paced the Indians with a pair of goals.

Lily Shapiro also tallied for the winners, while goalie Lillian Klotz made six saves.

Lehighton 3, Palisades 2

Palisades 0 0 0 2 - 2

Lehighton 1 1 1 0 - 3

Goals: Palisades - Wren Pyle 1, Julia Byers 1; Lehighton - Jordan Hausman 2, Lily Shapiro 1; Saves: Palisades - Ava Cron 3; Lehighton - Lillian Klotz 6.

Records: Palisades (1-4; 0-4 CL); Lehighton (3-4; 3-3 CL).

Northwestern-Palmyra

Grace Frew scored two goals to lead undefeated Palmyra to 6-0 shutout of Northwestern in a non-league contest.

Charlotte Gober had 25 saves for the Tigers.

Palmyra 6, Northwestern 0

Palmyra 3 1 0 2 - 6

Northwestern 0 0 0 0 - 0

Goals: Palmyra - Grace Frew 2, Allie Fink 1, Ella Detweiler 1, Leisha Kane 1, Lindsay Brandt 1.; Goalie Saves: Northwestern - Charlotte Gober 25

Records: Palmyra (5-0); Northwestern (3-2).

GIRLS SOCCER

Palmerton-Pen Argyl

Palmerton scored five goals in the second half to cruise to a 6-1 Colonial League victory over Pen Argyl.

Aubrey Frable sparked the Blue Bombers with four goals and an assist.

The winners, who broke a 1-1 halftime tie, also received a pair of goals from Avery Barry while goalie Taylor Wasilewski turned aside six shots.

Palmerton 6, Pen Argyl 1

Palmerton 1 5 - 6

Pen Argyl 1 0 - 1

Goals: Palmerton - Aubrey Frable 4, Avery Barry 2; Pen Argyl - N/A; Assists: Palmerton - Aubrey Frable 1, Harper Lake 1, Kate Fritz 1, Rachel Yaroslavsky 1, Molly Borger 1; Saves: Palmerton - Taylor Wasilewski 6.

Records: Palmerton (4-1-1; 4-1-1 CL); Pen Argyl (1-4-1; 0-3 CL).

Tamaqua-Shenandoah Valley

Avery Muffley recorded a hat trick, and Sophia Sitlinger added a pair of goals to help Tamaqua record its fourth shutout in six games with a 6-0 blanking of Shenandoah Valley in a Schuylkill League battle.

Joey Vidzicki netted three assists for the Blue Raiders, while Gabby Christakoff also contributed a goal.

Tamaqua 6, Shenandoah Valley 0

Tamaqua 3 3 - 6

Shenandoah Valley 0 0 - 0

Goals: Tamaqua - Avery Muffley 3, Sophia Sitlinger 2, Gabby Christakoff 1; Assists: Joey Vidzicki 3, Evelyn Leinbach 1; Goalie Saves: Shenandoah Valley - Emalee Pinkey 18; Tamaqua- Arabella Honey 0.

Records: Tamaqua (4-2, 2-0); Shenandoah Valley (1-4-1, 0-3).

Northern Lehigh-Saucon Valley

Saucon Valley rolled to a 4-0 Colonial League win over Northern Lehigh.

Gianna D’Angelo paced the Panthers with two goals, while Elin Hughes contributed a goal and an assist.

Bulldog keeper Yana Holva finished with 10 saves.

Saucon Valley 4, No. Lehigh 0

Northern Lehigh 0 0 - 0

Saucon Valley 2 2 - 4

Goals: Northern Lehigh - None; Saucon Valley - Gianna D’Angelo 2, Elin Hughes 1, Alyssa Grogg 1; Assists: Northern Lehigh - None; Saucon Valley - Hughes 1, Brooke Davis 1; Shots on goal: Northern Lehigh 7; Saucon Valley 14; Saves: Northern Lehigh - Yana Holva 10; Saucon Valley - Siera Skoda 7.

Records: Northern Lehigh (1-3-1; 0-3-1 CL); Saucon Valley (4-1; 4-1 CL).

Jim Thorpe-Moravian Academy

Nevi Price posted a hat trick to lead Moravian Academy to a 9-0 victory over Colonial League foe Jim Thorpe.

The Lions also received two goals from Sarah Pulcini.

Karrysa Wolf had 19 saves for Jim Thorpe.

Moravian Academy 9, Jim Thorpe 0

Moravian Academy 3 6 - 9

Jim Thorpe 0 0 - 0

Goals: Moravian Academy - Nevi Price 3, Sarah Pulcini 2, Greta Gurof 1, Jenna Moser 1, Elena Reid 1, Ava Carrizo 1; Goalie Saves: Jim Thorpe - Karyssa Wolf 19.

Records: Moravian Academy (2-2-1); Jim Thorpe (1-5).

Marian-Pottsville

Pottsville pumped in five goals in the opening half, and the Crimson Tide posted a 6-0 Schuylkill League victory over Marian.

Katie Knock logged 20 saves, while Carly Green added 13 for the Fillies.

Pottsville 6, Marian 0

Pottsville 5 1 - 6

Marian 0 0 - 0

Goalie Saves: Pottsville - Rose Russell 5; Marian - Katie Knock 20, Carly Green 13.

Records: Pottsville (5-1); Marian (0-6).

BOYS SOCCER

Northern Lehigh- Saucon Valley

Kellen Bauer’s hat trick lifted Northern Lehigh to a 4-2 Colonial League victory over Saucon Valley.

Keelin Bauer registered the other goal for the Bulldogs, who received three saves from Gus Rosario.

Northern Lehigh 4, Saucon Valley 2

Saucon Valley 1 1 - 2

Northern Lehigh 2 2 - 4

Goals: Northern Lehigh - Kellen Bauer 3, Keelin Bauer; Assists: Kellen Bauer 1, Keelin Bauer 1, Michael Bauer 1, Ryan Barchini 1; Goalie Saves: Northern Lehigh - Gus Rosario 3.

Records: Saucon Valley (1-3-1, 1-2-1); Northern Lehigh (2-3, 2-2).

Jim Thorpe-Moravian Academy

Moravian Academy raced to a commanding lead and held off Jim Thorpe for a 7-4 Colonial League victory.

Ethan Esemberson paced the Lions with a hat trick.

The Olympians received two goals and an assist from Maddox Day, while Blaze Flyzik also contributed a pair of goals.

Moravian 7, Jim Thorpe 4

Jim Thorpe 1 3 - 4

Moravian Academy 7 0 - 7

Goals: Jim Thorpe - Blaze Flyzik 2, Maddox Day 2; Moravian Academy - Ethan Esemberson 3, Jason Cho 2, DJ Brown 1, Eric Gianforcaro 1; Assists: Jim Thorpe - Maddox Day 1, Will Dugan 1; Saves: Jim Thorpe - Austin Warren 11, Braeden Whiticker 8; Moravian Academy - James Randolph 4.

Records: Jim Thorpe (2-4; 2-3 CL); Moravian Academy (2-0-2; 2-0-2 CL).

Pen Argyl-Palmerton

Pen Argyl scored two second-half goals to help earn a 3-1 Colonial League victory over Palmerton.

Justin Sturdik had the only goal for the Blue Bombers.

Palmerton returns to action this afternoon, as it hosts Wilson.

Pen Argyl 3, Palmerton 1

Pen Argyl 1 2 - 3

Palmerton 0 1 - 1

Goals: Pen Argyl - N/A; Palmerton - Justin Sturdik 1; Shots on goal: Pen Argyl 9; Palmerton 4; Corner kicks: Pen Argyl 4; Palmerton 3; Saves: Pen Argyl 3; Palmerton - Matt Breiner 6.

Records: Pen Argyl (5-1-1; 2-1 CL); Palmerton – (2-4; 1-3 CL).

Lehighton-Catasauqua

Lehighton and Catasauqua battled to a scoreless 0-0 tie in Colonial League action.

Peyton Grinder had six saves for Lehighton, which is still seeking its first win of the season.

Lehighton 0, Catasauqua 0

Lehighton 0 0 - 0

Catasauqua 0 0 - 0

Goalie Saves: Lehighton - Peyton Grinder 6; Catasauqua - Liam McGinley 7.

Records: Lehighton (0-4-1); Catasauqua (1-4-1).

Pleasant Valley-Pine Grove

Gavin Lewis scored in the second half and helped Pleasant Valley pull out a 1-1 tie with Pine Grove in a non-league matchup.

With the tie, the Bears remained undefeated through five games.

Pleasant Valley 1, Pine Grove 1

Pleasant Valley 0 1 - 1

Pine Grove 1 0 - 1

Goals: Pleasant Valley - Gavin Lewis 1; Pine Grove - Terrin Witmer 1; Assists: Pleasant Valley - Adrian Syzszko 1; Pine Grove - Carter Hitz 1; Goalie Saves: Pleasant Valley - Cole Clark 2; Pine Grove - Dru Herber 7.

Records: Pleasant Valley (3-0-2); Pine Grove (4-2-2).

GIRLS TENNIS

Pleasant Valley-PM West

Pleasant Valley rolled to a 6-0 EPC victory over Pocono Mountain West.

The Bears swept singles play, which was highlighted by Alayna Boland’s 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (12-10 tiebreaker) win at No. 2 singles.

Amanda Davis and Averie Acevedo also both recorded victories in singles action, while PV’s three doubles teams only dropped one game in their wins.

Pleasant Valley 6, PM West 0

SINGLES

Amanda Davis (PV) def. Eva Mieckowski 7-5, 6-0; Alayna Boland (PV) def. Rayvonna Rynoe 2-6, 6-4, 7-6 (12-10 tiebreaker); Averie Acevedo (PV) def. Amelia Pellova 6-0, 6-4.

DOUBLES

Marissa Hauck/Emma Kish (PV) def. Alisha Lin/Sabrina Meyers 6-1, 6-0; Brooke Serfass/Khloe Dooner (PV) def. Makayla Storat/Kai Carter 6-0, 6-0; Eloise Rice/Amelia Moscoso (PV) def. Ella Choate/Chelsea Gutierrez 6-0, 6-0.

Records: Pleasant Valley (3-7; 3-7 EPC); PM West (0-8; 0-8 EPC).

Pottsville-Tamaqua

Pottsville knocked off Tamaqua by a 4-1 score.

The Blue Raiders’ lone win came from Adrien Arthurton in straight sets at No. 3 singles.

Tamaqua returns to action this afternoon, as it hosts Notre Dame of East Stroudsburg.

Pottsville 4, Tamaqua 1

SINGLES

Marlee Templeton (P) def. Serenity Sanchez 7-5, 6-1; Tiana Molina (P) def. Gabby Osenbach 6-4, 6-3; Adrien Arthurton (T) def Brynn Cannon 6-3, 6-3.

DOUBLES

Della Douncheck/Jordan Szeliga (P) def. Nico Conahan/Amanda Thierer 6-3, 7-5; Breanna Thomas/Hadley Hermany (P) def. Maddy Miller/Naeun Choi 6-4, 7-6 (7-3 tiebreaker).

Records: Pottsville (2-6); Tamaqua (1-6).

VOLLEYBALL

Jim Thorpe-Catasauqua

Jim Thorpe topped Catasauqua, 3-1, in Colonial League action.

The Olympians worked through a 25-17 set before they notched convincing 25-10 and 25-6 victories.

Remy Gorski had five kills and six digs, while Aubrey Stamets added eight aces.

Leah Hartman also contributed 10 assists.

Jim Thorpe 3, Catasauqua 0

Jim Thorpe 25 25 25

Catasauqua 17 10 6

Statistics: Jim Thorpe - Remy Gorski 5 kills, 6 digs; Aubrey Stamets 8 aces; Leah Hartman 10 assists.

Records: Jim Thorpe (3-3, 2-3); Catasauqua (0-7; 0-6).

Minersville-Tamaqua

Millie Black had 11 kills to help Tamaqua gain a sweep of Minersville in non-league action.

Madison Schock added 18 assists to the winning effort, while Payton Selby chipped in with five kills.

Tamaqua 3, Minersville 0

Minersville 22 13 17

Tamaqua 25 25 25

Statistics: Minersville - Jasmine Concepcion - 6 assists, 6 digs; Aliyah Webster 3 aces; Catherine Ilsley 3 aces, 4 kills; Tamaqua - Madison Schock - 3 kills, 4 digs, 18 assists, 2 aces; Millie Black - 11 kills, 4 digs, 2 assists, 4 aces, 1 block; Payton Selby - 5 kills, 1 dig, 2 assists; Stephanie Chen - 2 kills, 5 digs.

Records: Minersville (0-5); Tamaqua (2-5).

Panther Valley-Ephrata

Panther Valley split its two sets with Ephrata at the Ephrata Tournament.

The Panthers dropped the first set 25-22, before rebounding to take a 25-21 decision.

JaeLynn Browdy had seven kills and six assists for PV, while Kathryn Breslin added eight assists and Sophia Paton chipped in with four kills.

Panther Valley 22 25

Ephrata 25 21

Statistics: Panther Valley - JaeLynn Browdy 7 kills, 6 assists, 4 service points; Jessica Hackash 7 service points, 4 aces, 5 digs; Sophia Paton 4 kills, 2 digs; Danika Blazosky 2 kills, 7 service points, 2 aces, 3 digs; Kathryn Breslin 8 assists, 2 digs; Nina Thorpe 3 kills; Madeline Schirer 4 digs.

Palmerton’s Lillian Rowden receives the ball during the Blue Bombers’ volleyball match against Pen Argyl. MATT BREINER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
Palmerton’s Justin Sturdik (3), left, and Landon Alexander (7) battle Pen Argyl’s Adriel Arce (8) for possession during their boys soccer matchup on Saturday. MATT BREINER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
Jim Thorpe’s Logan Gillespie, left, and Stacy Bos after placing first and ninth, respectively, at the Centaur Invitational at DeSales University. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Palmyra’s Leigha Kane (17) controls the ball along the sideline as Northwestern’s Madelyn Lagowy (4) applies pressure during their field hockey matchup on Saturday. Palmyra posted a 6-0 win in non-league action. MATT BREINER/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS