Northwestern came up with victories in boys and girls soccer over Salisbury on Thursday.

BOYS SOCCERSalisbury-NorthwesternBrandon Ettl's second half goal was the difference in the game, as Northwesten topped Salibury 1-0 in Colonial League play.Kyle Snyder made seven saves in net for the Tigers to preserve the shutout.Saucon Valley-PalmertonThe Panthers took the early lead and eventually held the Bombers scoreless in a Colonial League boys' soccer game for a 3-0 win.Joe Schuyler, Sean Kowalski and Luke Masiado all scored goals, as Masiado and Schuyler both chipped in assists in the win.In a game that saw Saucon outshoot Palmerton 15-6, Rich Roselli stopped 12 in goal in the losing effort.With the loss, Palmerton drops to 3-6 on the season, while Saucon Valley improves to 6-1-1.GIRLS SOCCERNorthwestern-SalisburySara Segan scored all three goals as the Lady Tigers shut out the Falcons by a 3-0 score.Sabrina Mertz assisted on one of the goals.The Tigers outshot the Falcons 11-6. Northwestern goalie Laura Hill had six saves.Palmerton-Saucon ValleySaucon proved to be too much for Palmerton girls soccer, as they downed the Bombers 8-1 in Colonial League action.No other information was provided at press time.Columbia Montour-Jim ThorpeColumbia Montour Vo-Tech pulled out a 2-1 win over the Lady Olympians.Thorpe took a 1-0 lead that lasted through halftime, as Ilse Hassler scored off an assist from Gavrielle Mele.However, two scores from the guests proved to be too much in a game that saw both teams take 13 shots.Alyssa Smith stopped 10 shots on goal for the Olympians in the losing effort.Palisades-Northern LehighPalisades beat up on Northern Lehigh in Colonial League play, winning 9-0.Kelsey Scott and Callie Duliba each scored twice for the Pirates.Weatherly-Williams ValleyThe Vikings rolled to a 11-6 victory over the Wreckers behind four goals from Hannah Nestor.Alexis Boyarski had a hat trick for the Lady Wreckers.Kutztown-TamaquaTamaqua and Kutztown battled back and forth until Alex Garret scored on a penalty kick with 15 minutes left to pull out the win for the Cougars.Carly Sassaman had 14 saves in goal for the Raiders (7-3-1, 4-1-1).Tamaqua won the JV game 1-0 on a goal from Hanna Zoba.CROSS COUNTRYPM West-PM East-ES South-ES North-LehightonLehighton took three of its four cross country matches with the two East Stroudsburg schools, including both on the girls' side, Thursday afternoon in MVC action.The Lady Indians had the best showing as Jen Beers, Cassie Rehnert and Emily Oldt finished second, third and fourth respectively. Beers came in with a time of 21:38, while Rehnert (22:18) and Oldt (22:22) both finished under 23 minutes.The highest boy finisher was Jeff Ebbert in third place with a time of 19:08.BOYSLehighton 15, ES North 50ES South 19, Lehighton 421. Chris McClane (PMW) 18:37, 2. Matt Haberle (ESS) 18:52, 3. Jeff Ebbert (L) 19:08, 4. Zack Talbert (ESS), 5. Mason Byrne (ESS), 6. Micah Cloward (ESS), 7. Elijah Vaillancourt (PMW), 8. Adam Larsen (PME), 9. Malik Evans (ESS), 10. Aaron Herschlag (PME), 11. Devon Harris (PME), 12. Nate Wise (PME), 13. Daulton Radler (L), 14. Justas Gricius (ESS), 15. Billy Bioty (PMW).GIRLSLehighton 15, ES North 50Lehighton 23, ES South 321. Rachel Davalos (PME) 20:58, 2. Jen Beers (L) 21:38, 3. Cassie Rehnert (L) 22:18, 4. Emily Oldt (L), 5. Skyler Dunham (PMW), 6. Lian Modzienski (ESN), 7. Tea Greene (PMW), 8. Taylor McNeill (ESS), 9. Ashley Kennedy (ESN), 10. Ebony Mason (PMW), 11. Nikki Smith (ESS), 12. Ayanna Michell (ESS), 13. Gabby Fritzinger (L), 14. Shadanna Luton (PMW), 15. Kathryn DeLorenzo (ESS).Tamaqua-Schuylkill HavenTamaqua swept Schuylkill Haven in a non-league meet with a 26-29 victory in boys and 23-37 win in girls competition.Dustin Sabol was the top finisher for the the Raiders, placing second overall with a time of 20:00.Tamaqua's Chelsea Frantz was the Lady Raiders high finisher, placing first overall out of the girls with a time of 23:19.BOYSTamaqua 26, Schuylkill Haven 291. Sam Brennan (SH) 19:35, 2. Dustin Sabol (T) 20:00, 3. Andy Tite (T) 20:13, 4. Cameron James (SH) 20:16, 5. Aaron Sterner (SH) 20:24, 6. Zach Oliveria (T) 21:13, 7. David Frederick (T) 21:16, 8. Steven Matukonis (T) 21:21, 9. Matt Renninger (SH) 21:32, 10. Billy Sieck (SH) 22:17.GIRLSTamaqua 23, Schuylkill Haven 371. Chelsea Frantz (T) 23:19, 2. Emily Daniels (SH) 23:35, 3. Chelsie Sappy (SH) 23:36, 4. Maria Streisel (T) 24:01, 5. Emily Bumbulsky (T) 24:45, 6. Victoria LaBar (T) 25:56, 7. Melanie Kostecky (T) 26:19, 8. Alexandra Miller (T) 26:32, 9. Shana Rodgers (SH) 27:12, 10. Stephanie Gensure (T) 27:36.Stroudsburg-Pleasant ValleyThe Mounties and Bears met in MVC cross country and both dual meets came down to the wire, as Pleasant Valley pulled out a win in the boys' meet (26-29), while dropping a tough one in the girls (29-26).Kristen Eberhardt led the locals, winning the girls' race, while Alex Larkin took second in the boys.BOYSPleasant Valley 26, Stroudsburg 291. Matt Koch (S) 16:33, 2. Alex Larkin (PV) 17:08, 3. Mason Buskirk (PV) 17:34, 4. Bobby Chalfant (S), 5. Jake Jones (S), 6. Joseph Phillips (PV), 7. Patrick Rimple (PV), 8. Mike Sucic (PV), 9. Ben Solak (S), 10. Matthew Houck (S).GIRLSStroudsburg 26, Pleasant Valley 291. Kristen Eberhardt (PV) 19:47, 2. Kiana Tucker (S) 19:59, 3. Emily Joyce (S) 20:01, 4. Samantha Young (PV), 5. Meaghan Eckel (S), 6. Kirsten Henning (S), 7. Kaitlyn Smith (PV), 8. Katelyn Slack (PV), 9. Abby Kaspszyk (PV), 10. Kaitlyn Dougher (S).GIRLS TENNISJim Thorpe-No. Dame ESNotre Dame won all but one match in its 4-1 non-league tennis match over Jim Thorpe.The only Olympian to post a victory on the day was No. 2 singles player Bryanna Kehrli. She won her respective match in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3.Notre Dame ES 4, Jim Thorpe 1SINGLESNicole Koscielniak (BM) def. Kasey Herman, 6-1, 6-4; Bryanna Kehrli (JT) def. Rachel LeGendre, 6-4, 6-3; Mallory Walsh (BM) def. Haley Cope, 6-2, 2-6, 7-6 (9-7).DOUBLESJoelle BuenaVentura/Shannon DeAcetis (BM) def. Maria Donati/Minke Phieffer, 6-4, 6-2; Monica Perez/Laura Quain (BM) def. Ashley Balliet/Michalina Konopka.Kutztown-TamaquaTamaqua's Sarah Zoba picked up a straight-set win at number two singles, but that was all the Blue Raiders could muster, as they dropped a 4-1 tennis decision to Kutztown.The number one doubles tandem of Carly Fenstermacher and Morgan Miller dropped a hard-fought decision, after dropping the third in a super tiebreak, 10-5 to decide their individual match.Kutztown 4, Tamaqua 1SINGLESMonica Volk (K) def. Nicky Mateyak by fft; Sarah Zoba (T) def. Sakira Fussner 7-5, 6-4; Vicky Krouse (K) def. Taylor Faust 6-2, 6-2.DOUBLESSarah Mickey/Taylor Careen (K) def. Morgan Miller/Carly Fenstermacher 6-3, 4-6, 10-5; Jena Pedodle/Jamie Seifert (K) def. Laine Confer/Madelyn Dolinsky 6-0, 6-2.GOLFTamaqua-Blue MountainBlue Mountain ousted for Tamaqua for a 337-371 Schuylkill League win on the links.The Blue Eagles' Jimmy Dietz led all golfers with a medalist score of 77.Mike Weinert paced the Blue Raiders with a team low 86.TAMAQUA 371Mike Weinert 86, Troy Reinhardt 92, Matt Stanek 94, Scott Zellner 99BLUE MOUNTAIN 337Jimmy Dietz 77, Ben Zwolan 84, Bailey Sophy 88, Ryan Wood 88Played at Schuylkill Country Club, par 71VOLLEYBALLJim Thorpe-Schuy.HavenJim Thorpe's Shannon Green helped the Olympians get the victory over Schuylkill Haven in three games 25-18, 25-14, 25-20.Green had 12 kills and two blocks. Jocleyn DeMarco also had a nice game for JT with 11 kills and two blocks. Riley Carroll kept up her solid season as well recording 23 assists.With the win Jim Thorpe Improves to 3-5, 2-3 in Schuylkill League Division 1.Millersburg-MarianMarian took care of Millersburg in a Schuylkill League Division 3 match-up in three games to stay unbeaten on the season 25-11, 25-6, 25-9.MaryKate Sherkness led the Fillies with 12 kills and Nikki Collevecchio recorded 11 aces on the night.Emily Pilla also chipped in with six kills to help the Fillies, who improve to 5-0, 5-0 in Schuylkill League Division 3.Upper Dauphin-WeatherlyUpper Dauphin defeated Weatherly in Schuylkill League play, 25-18, 25-10, 25-11.The Wreckers were led offensively by Jess Adamczyk's three kills. Shannon Sharosky led the team with seven digs and five assists.Blue Mountain-Panther ValleyBlue Mountain swept Panther Valley on the volleyball courts, winning 25-19, 25-15, 25-19.Richelle VanHorn led the Panthers (5-2, 4-1) with four kills and seven service points. Temmates Kelcey VanHorn and Jamey Mikovich each added three kills as well.Pleasant Valley-Pocono Mountain WestThe Lady Beas remained perfect in the MVC volleyball, as they defeated Pocono Mountain West 25-6, 25-12, 25-7 to improve to 4-0 in the league and 10-1 overall.Bridget Lozier had 12 kills for the locals, while Courtney Miller added eight kills, three aces and four blocks. Teammate Kiersten Griesback chipped in with 14 assists on the night with five aces and five digs. Mackenzie Dorney also had a nice game with seven kills and eight digs.