Pleasant Valley picked up wins in cross country, volleyball, girls soccer, field hockey and tennis on Tuesday afternoon.

CROSS COUNTRYPleasant Vy.-ES North-ES South-StroudsburgThe Pleasant Valley boys and girls cruised to sweeps in their Eastern Pennsylvania Conference opener against East Stroudsburg South and East Stroudsburg North.In the boys race, the Bears dispatched ES South 19-36 and claimed a 15-50 win against ES North. Pleasant Valley's Seth Slavin took first in 16:29, and Khai Samuels came home fourth in 18:25.In the girls race, the Lady Bears defeated both ES South and ES North by scores of 15-50. Lizz Eberhardt paced the Lady Bears with a second place finish in 22:13, while teammates Brittany Bonser and Jenn Mickens took fifth and sixth, respectively.BOYSPleasant Vy. 19, ES South 36Pleasant Vy. 15, ES North 501. Seth Slavin (PV) 16:29, 2. Shane Ramdeo (S) 17:59, 3. Conor Eufemio (S) 18:04, 4. Khai Samuels (PV) 18:25, 5. Sean O'Connor (ESS) 18:44, 6. Sam Whiteley (S) 18:54, 7. Joe Phillips (PV) 19:04, 8. Billy Milburn (PV) 19:08, 9. Teddy Mostellar (S) 19:12, 10. Justas Gricius (ESS) 19:17, 11. John Caraballo (S) 19:18, 12. Kyle Larsen (S) 19:33, 13. Gabe Sullivan (PV) 19:24, 14. Matt Bodon (S) 19:42, 15. Tristan Clothier (S) 19:47.GIRLSPleasant Vy. 15, ES South 50Pleasant Vy. 15, ES North 501. Michelle Joyce (S) 20:35, 2. Lizz Eberhardt (PV) 22:13, 3. Charlie Cimino (S) 23:09, 4. Abigail Dalling (S) 23:18, 5. Brittany Bonser (PV) 23:23, 6. Jenn Mickens (PV) 23:56, 7. Jessica Ng (S) 24:26, 8. Elizabeth Whidden (S) 24:54, 9. Amanda Iacono (S) 25:00, 10. Danielle Dalling (S) 25:18, 11. Josephine Kim (S) 25:24, 12. Natalie Montanez (ESN) 25:33, 13. Gabriella Solano 25:40 (S), 14. Savannah Bauman (PV) 25:41, 15. Virginia Shukaitis (ESS) 25:45.* - Note: Pleasant Valley did not score against Stroudsburg.VOLLEYBALLLourdes-Panther Vy.Panther Valley earned a home victory over Lourdes, 25-10, 25-14, 25-21.Macey Markovich led the way for the Panthers with 11 kills, 14 service points, and seven assists. Jamey Mikovitch had eight kills, eight digs, and five assists. Cassidy Ryan had six kills and on assist of her own.Cait Funk of Lourdes contributed three sports and two blocks. Maya Yoder five service points.Schuylkill Haven-WeatherlyThe Hurricanes needed four games to hand the Wreckers a 25-12, 25-11, 19-25, 25-19 setback in a Schuylkill League Division IV match.Tori Pascucci had a big night for the Hurricanes with 10 service points, 10 assists and two aces.PM West-Pleasant Vy.In its season opener, Pleasant Valley swept Pocono Mountain West 25-15, 25-10, 25-12.Bridget Lozier led the Bears' attack with 10 kills and two blocks, while Noel Kelly and Alli Markowski added six and four kills respectively. Sophia Janak and Alli Markowski dished out eight assists apiece, while Kalli Walling had seven aces and six digs.BOYS SOCCERBlue Mt.-LehightonBlue Mountain's Jonathan Benner scored twice off direct kicks to lead Blue Mountain to a 3-0 Schuylkill League victory over Lehighton.Kasey Krammes scored the other goal for the winners.The Eagles had 11 shots on goal, while the Indians had two.Aaron Albertini had one save in goal for Blue Mountain, while Lehighton's Tyler Dietz made eight saves.So. Lehigh-PalmertonSouthern Lehigh scored three goals in each half, en route to a 6-0 Colonial League victory over Palmerton.Ryan Fowler scored twice to lead the Spartans, while Trevor DeCastro dished off two assists.Palmerton goal keeper Rich Roselli made 15 saves.Southern Lehigh had 21 shots on goals, while the Bombers were held without a shot on goal.No. Lehigh-Moravian AcademyMoravian Academy lit up the scoreboard with six first half goals and rolled to an 8-2 Colonial League victory over Northern Lehigh.Phil Astolfi, Jack Painter and Jeff Brown all scored twice in the first half to pace the Lions.Ashton Bovans and Jakob Traca netted goals for Northern Lehigh (1-2).Nick Miller made seven saves in goal for the Bulldogs.Pen Argyl-NorthwesternNorthwestern routed Pen Argyl by a 10-1 score in a Colonial League contest.With a 3-0 halftime lead, the Tigers piled on seven more second half goals.Northwestern's Brandon Herb tallied a hat trick with three goals, while Andrew Goodolf and Meyers tacked on two goals apiece. Reyes had two assists for the Tigers, who held an 18-1 advantage in shots on goal.Jim Thorpe-Williams Vy.Cody Geiser scored two goals for the Olympians in a 4-1 non-league victory over the Vikings.Luke Morris and Cam Condly also scored for Jim Thorpe.Peppe Mini had the only goal for Williams Valley.Carter Rodriguez made 13 saves for the Olympians, while Pesta made 17 saves for the Vikings.Tamaqua-Pine GroveJosh Delp scored the winning goal eight minutes into overtime to give Tamaqua a 4-3 Schuylkill League Division I win over the Cardinals.David Snedden, Cameron Shollenberger and Tyler Christiansen all scored goals for Pine Grove to give it a 3-0 lead. back-to-back goals by Ben Miller tied the game with back-to-back goals after Delp's first goal of the game.Pine Grove outshot the Raiders 28-12.Weatherly-NanticokeNanticoke jumped out to a six goal lead in the first half and never looked back in beating the Wreckers 9-1 in a non-league match.No other information was available.GIRLS SOCCERES South-Pleasant Vy.Pleasant Valley defeated East Stroudsburg South 4-0 in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference match up.The Bears generated 14 shots on goal and were able to cash in on four of them.Erin Driscoll, Zoe Dorney, Jamie Masullo, and Abby Leach all scored goals for Pleasant Valley.Masullo, Morgan Covart, and Erin Sharpe all contributed assists.Northwestern-Pen ArgylNorthwestern took home a 9-0 Colonial League victory over Pen Argyl.Sara Segan had three goals for a hat trick, while Sabrina Mertz added two and Angela Motolese, Marissa Pearson, Mckenzie Divers and Logan Collins had one goal each for the Tigers.FIELD HOCKEYES South-Pleasant Vy.In an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference North Division matchup, Pleasant Valley recored a 5-2 victory over East Stroudsburg South.Brianna Frable led the Lady Bears with two goals and two assists, while Annie Butchkoski also tacked on two goals for Pleasant Valley.Genni Martinelli had a goal and an assist for East Stroudsburg South.GOLFNorthwestern-No. DameNorthwestern carded a 420-461 Colonial League victory over Notre Dame of Green Pond.Northwestern's Zack Caruso earned medalist honors with a 74, while Tyler Wilk recorded an 80 to lead the Tigers.NORTHWESTERN (420)Z. Caruso 74, T. Wilk 80, B. Segan 88, B. Eden 88, B. Rex 90.NOTRE DAME (461)Z. Luke 81, J. McDonald 84, A. Valkenburg 84, P. Davis 105, C. McGuire 107.Pleasant Vy.-PM WestPleasant Valley defeated Pocono Mountain West in an Eastern Pennsylvania Conference golf match by a final score of 454-477.Ryan Adamonis and Rya McCrowe each shot an 80 to lead the Bears.Pocono Mountain West's Tim Gaudette earned medalist honoros with a round of 80.PLEASANT VY. (454)Ryan Adamonis 84, Ryan McCrowe 84, Nate Coursey 92, Cody Scully 97, Craig Roberts 97.PM WEST (477)Tim Gaudette 80, Tanner Franks 86, Patrick Labella 97, Stephen Deleo 102, Andrew Deleo 102.Played at Pocono Farms Country Club, Par 72.Moravian Academy-PalmertonTim Wolak shot a two-over par 73 to lead the Lions to a 390-510 Colonial League win over Palmerton.Charlie Debski shot a round of 94, while Jon Schwartz and John Frace finished with a 97 and 98 respectively for the Bombers.MORAVIAN ACADEMY (390)Tim Wolak 73, Christian Haldeman 77, Matt Kalamar 78, Colin McQueen 79, Cory Haldeman 83.PALMERTON (510)Charlie Debski 94, Jon Schwartz 97, John Frace 98, Casey Cook-105, Jon Blichar 114.Match played at Blue Shamrock, Par 71TENNISBethlehem Catholic-Pleas. Vy.Pleasant Valley improved to 4-3 on the season with a 5-2 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory over Bethlehem Catholic.Madison Olexson picked up the lone singles win for the Bears with a straight set victory over Brooke Adams, while Pleasant Valley swept all four doubles matches.Pleasant Vy. 5, Bethlehem Catholic 2SINGLESMadison Olexson (PV) def. Brooke Adams 6-0, 6-2; Tess Shuler (BC) def. Kara Urland 6-3, 6-4; Molly Ehrig (BC) def. Paola Mieles 7-5, 7-5.DOUBLESKylie Stever/Eyliena Baker (PV) def. Liah Perez/Julie Glemser 8-7 (7-5); Nyiah Navarez/Monica Jarog (PV) def. Samantha Macaluso/Maureen Mazza 6-4, 6-3; Cassi Snook/Amanda Hoag (PV) def. Allie Palmisano/Tori Evert 0-6, 6-1, 7-5; Devin Kagel/Jessica Kolment (PV) def. Bailee Deshler/Jade Devlin 6-3, 7-6 (7-4).Tamaqua-Blue MountainBlue Moutain swept all five singles matches and rolled to a 5-2 victory over Tamaqua.The Lady Raiders received points from the doubles tandems of Maddie Dolinsky/Maddie Davis and Amy Gardiner/Brooke DeHart.Blue Mountain 5, Tamaqua 2SINGLESAubrey Abel (BM) def. Maddie Dolinsky 6-0, 6-1; Julia Hahn (BM) def. Maddie Davis 2-6, 7-6 (7-4), 10-7; Alexa Hahn (BM) def. Allison Pedersen 6-3, 6-3; Anna Falco (BM) def. Beth Kistler 6-4, 3-6, 10-4; Samantha Ross (BM) def. Jasmin Mena 6-3, 6-3.DOUBLESMaddie Dolinsky/Maddie Davis (T) def. Erica Seitzinger/Nina Bretz 8-1; Amy Gardiner/Brooke DeHart (T) def. Imani Mika/Anna Gumaer 6-3, 6-4.Notre Dame-Jim ThorpeNotre Dame of East Stroudsburg swept all five matches in straight sets, en route to a 5-0 victory over Jim Thorpe.The loss drops the Olympians to 1-5 on the season.Notre Dame 5, Jim Thorpe 0SINGLESNicole Koscielniak (MA) def. Gabbie Binder 6-0, 6-0; Rachel LeGrendre (MA) def. Hope Damian 6-3, 6-1; Joelle Buenaventura (MA) def. Brittney Marzen 6-1, 6-3.DOUBLESAva Masseria/Jessica Buenaventura (MA) def. Emily Layden/Marni Quevedo 6-2, 6-4; Samantha Temples/Samantha Flor (MA) def. Nicole Sandoval/Shadasia Early 6-1, 6-2.FOOTBALLJunior VarsityLehighton-Mahanoy AreaLehighton opened the season with a 14-0 shutout of Mahanoy Area.Tanner Haydt caught a 50-yard touchdown pass from Cody Sherer and Mike Mayernik added a TD run. Sherer kicked the two extra points.MIDDLE SCHOOLSLehighton-Mahanoy AreaLehighton defeated Mahanoy Area, 18-12, in its season opener.Chris Whiteman was 8-for-11 for 163 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for another score. Zach Crum and Shawn Cope caught the TD passes.On defense Whiteman and Tyler Shupp had sacks while Dakota Heister had a fumble recovery.No. Schuylkill-TamaquaBrayden Knoblauch tossed a touchdown pass to Nick Briener with just :35 remaining and Breiner ran for the two-point conversion to give Tamaqua a 38-37 victory over North Schuylkill.Knoblauch had a pair of TD passes in the game. Breiner also ran for a score in addition to his TD reception. The other Raider touchdowns were scored by Nate Boyle, Mike Bonetsky and Jake Barron. Barrron also added a pair of two-point conversions and Breiner had one.