Claire Crytzer doubled and homered to key Freeport's 16-hit attack in a 12-7 Section 3-AA softball win at West Shamokin on Wednesday.

Ally DeJidas added a single, double and triple to the victory, which lifts the Yellowjackets (11-3 overall) to 6-2 in section play.

Freeport 304 012 2 — 12 16 2

West Shamokin 100 015 0 — 7 7 1

W: Kristie Radvan 7 IP (7K, 1BB). L: Cogley 7 IP (4K, 3BB).

Freeport (11-3, 6-2): Ashley Schmidt 1B 3B, Claire Crytzer 2B HR, Ally DeJidas 1B 2B 3B

West Shamokin (4-8, 2-5): Clowser 2-3B, Wilson 2B, Fusaro 2-1B

Tuesday: Freeport at Apollo-Ridge

Knoch 15, Oakland Catholic 0 — Celia Knappenberger threw three no-hit innings, striking out eight in this Section 5-AAA win for the Knights (12-2, 5-2).

Oakland Cath. 000 xxx x — 0 0 0

Knoch 474 xxx x — 15 8 0

W: Celia Knappenberger 3 IP (8K, 0BB). L: Clutter 2 IP (1K, 9BB).

Knoch (12-2, 5-2): Chalee Durand 2-1B, Sydney Natili 2B, Abigail Black 2B, Celia Knappenberger 2B, Erin Luffy 2-1B

Today: Knoch at Hampton

Baseball

Nico Romano tossed a five-hit shutout as Mars downed Valley 7-0.

Brandon Wetherholt doubled, singled and drove in two runs and Dylan Rotz had a two-run single for the Planets (8-4, 7-2).

Mars 030 002 2 — 7 11 2

Valley 000 000 0 — 0 5 0

W: Nico Romano 7IP (1K, 3BB). L: Iellimo 6IP (1K, 1BB).

Mars (8-4, 7-2): Brandon Wetherholt 2B 1B 2-RBI, David Anderson 2-1B, Dylan Rotz 1B 2-RBI, Isaiah Johnsn 1B 2B

Valley: Demharter 2-1B

Friday: Mars at Freeport

Track and Field

Collin Dunmyre won the 100 and 200 and Chandler Turner took first place in both the 400 and triple jump to pace the Karns City boys to a 103-46 win over Cranberry.

The Gremlins' girls also won, 111-39.

Boys

Karns City 103, Cranberry 46

3,200 relay: Cranberry 9:22; 110 hurdles: Kaiden Powers (KC) 16.5; 100 dash: Collin Dunmyre (KC) 11.8; 1,600 run: Dailey (C) 4:58; 400 run: Chandler Turner (KC) 52.7; 400 relay: Karns City (Meyers, Williams, Stitt, Dunmyre) 45.76; 300 hurdles: Zacherl (C) 41.7; 800 run: Snyder (KC) 2:05; 200 dash: Dunmyre (KC) 23.8; 3,200 run: Keenan (C) 10:45; 1,600 relay: Karns City (Dunmyre, Myers, Thompson, Turner) No time

Shot put: Adams (KC) 39-5; Discus: Adams (KC) 105-7; Javelin: Mav Kelsea (KC) 148-8½; High jump: McQuaide (C) 5-9; Long jump: Myers (KC) 19-3½; Triple jump: Turner (KC) 39-3; Pole vault: Cullen Williams (KC) 10-0

Girls

Karns City 111, Cranberry 39

3,200 relay: Cranberry 11:46; 100 hurdles: Abby Wolfe (KC) 17.37; 100 dash: Byerly (KC) 13.88; 1,600 run: Woolcock (C) 5:38; 400 run: Sunday Marotto (KC) 1:05; 400 relay: Karns City (E. Wolfe, Coyle, A. Wolfe, Byerly) 53.4; 300 hurdles: Merryman (C) 53.34; 800 run: Berry (C) 2:36; 200 dash: Byerly (KC) 29.85; 3,200 run: Wollcock (C) 12:49; 1,600 relay: Karns City (Dittman, Marotto, Knoll, A. Wolfe) 4:32

Shot put: Cheesman (KC) 28-4; Discus: Cheesman (KC) 77-9; Javelin: Craig (KC) 102-8; High jump: Ekes (KC) 4-6 Long jump: Hegedus (KC) 14-9; Triple jump: Hegedus (KC) 31-7; Pole vault: Collwell (KC) 8-6

Moniteau 99, Union 51 (boys); Moniteau 133, Union 16(girls) — Dalton Anderson and Ray Hagg each won three events to lead the Warriors' boys to a win.

Gabby Stewart and Maura Kimmel were multiple winners for the girls.

Boys

Moniteau 99, Union 51

3,200 relay: Union 9:15.23; 110 hurdles: Dalton Anderson (M) 15.6; 100 dash: Elijah Stewart (M) 11.5; 1,600 run: Fawcett (M) 5:23; 400 run: Miles (U) 53.3; 400 relay: Union 49.6; 300 hurdles: Dalton Anderson (M) 45.3; 800 run: McLean (M) 2:12; 200 dash: Marsh (U) 23.7; 3,200 run: Wallace (M) 12:13; 1,600 relay: Moniteau 3:36

Shot put: Davidson (M) 42-4; Discus: Dillin Anderson (M) 121-3; Javelin: Dillin Andersn (M) 142-7; High jump: Dalton Anderson (M) 5-11; Long jump: Hagg (M) 17-9; Triple jump: Hagg (M) 38-4; Pole vault: Hagg (M) 11-3

Girls

Moniteau 133, Union 16

3,200 relay: Moniteau (Ellie Beach, Alex Kamison, Selina Campbell, Megan Mentel) 11:53; 100 hurdles: Samantha Hall (M) 16.65; 100 dash: Gabby Stewart (M) 12.95; 1,600 run: Cloey Wallace (M) 6:04; 400 run: Emma Bair (M) 1:05.05; 400 relay: Union 55.28; 300 hurdles: Rachel Fullerton (M) 57.09; 800 run: Megan Mentel (M) 2:51; 200 dash: Alexis Michael (M) 29.54; 3,200 run: Bailey Hartle (M) 15:30; 1,600 relay: Moniteau (Collette Grossman, Emma Bair, Abby Davis, Samantha Hall) 4:42

Shot put: Maura Kimmel (M) 42-½; Discus: Maura Kimmel (M) 141-2; Javelin: Cambrie Campbell (M) 113-7; High jump: Alazia Greaves (M) 4-8; Long jump: Shick (U) 14-11¼; Triple jump: Gabby Stewart (M) 34-3¼; Pole vault: Collette Grossman (M) 7-9

A-C Valley 94.67, Clarion 54.33 (girls) — The Falcons rolled to this win over Clarion to improve to 3-3.

Girls

A-C Valley 94.67, Clarion 54.33

3,200 relay: A-C Valley (McNany, Dittman, Klingler, McCallmont) 16:08.3; 100 hurdles: Fox (ACV) 16.48; 100 dash: Boocks (ACV) 13.16; 1,600 run: Quaill (ACV) 5:59.25; 400 run: Irwin (ACV) 1:05.76; 400 relay: Clarion 53.88; 300 hurdles: Fox (ACV) 48.48; 800 run: Mills (C) 2:33.34; 200 dash: Thompson (ACV) 28.6; 3,200 run: Craig (C) 15:11.84; 1,600 relay: A-C Valley (Fox, Terwilliger, Irwin, Boocks) 4:19.97

Shot put: Kralj (ACV) 91-7; Discus: Kralj (ACV) 91-7; Javelin: McNany (ACV) 97-4; High jump: Terwilliger (ACV) 5-0; Long jump: Beveridge (C) 15-8; Triple jump: Beveridge (C) 31-11; Pole vault: Boocks (ACV) 7-0

Boys Tennis

The Butler doubles tandem of Trevor Bell and Tyler Bell won in a 6-0, 6-0 sweep to secure a 3-2 win for the Golden Tornado.

Butler 3, Seneca Valley 2

Singles: Devin Fitz (B) d. Jeremy O'Connor 6-1, 6-1; Cam Sedwick (B) d. Alex Garczynski 6-1, 6-0, Jake Yankel (SV) d. Matt McMaster 6-4, 3-6, 6-3

Doubles: Corey Fetter-Sean Yanez (SV) d. Nate Errington-Elijah Errington 3-6, 6-1, 6-4; Trevor Bell-Tyler Bell (B) d. Stephen Vandrak-Luke Peffer 6-0, 6-0

Grove City 3, Sharon 2 — The Eagles swept both doubles matches.

Grove City 3, Sharon 2

Singles: Tanner McKnight (GC) d. Ben Baron 6-3, 6-0; Zach Cattron (S) d. Caden Koscinski 7-6 (7-1), 5-7, 6-2; Colin Crago (S) d. Levi Aldstadt 6-3, 6-1

Doubles: Will Kemeny-Will Rastatter (GC) d. Hunter Kennedy-Blake Lutton 6-0, 6-1; Jeff Biddle-Noah Trimpey (GC) d. Jacob Hackett-John Stephenson 6-1, 6-1