Seneca Valley recorded six wins by pin Monday night in rolling over Carrick, 60-11, in the first round of the PIAA Class AAA Team Wrestling Tournament.

Winning by fall for the Raiders (15-2) were Alejandro Herrera at 106 pounds, Dylan Chappell at 113, Antonio Amelio at 132, Tyler Gross at 170, Patrick Johnson at 182 and Nick Funovits at 220.

Gross pinned his foe in 17 seconds.

The Raiders will compete in Hershey on Thursday in the state tourney.

Seneca Valley 60, Carrick 11

(Match started at 170 pounds)

106-Alejandro Herrera (SV) pinned Michael DeCarlo 1:17; 113-Dylan Chappell (SV) pinned Joe Dang :39; 120-Ronan O'Shea (SV) by forfeit; 126-Jason Geyer (SV) by forfeit; 132-Antonio Amelio (SV) pinned Devontey Cunningham 3:12; 138-Justice Jones (C) tech. fall over Caden Leighty 3:10 (18-2); 145-Drew Vlasnik (SV) by forfeit; 152-Seth Finnegan (C) dec. Chase Wearing 4-2; 160-Conor Hayes (SV) dec. LJ Orbovich 10-4; 170-Tyler Gross (SV) pinned Steven Schramm :17; 182-Patrick Johnson (SV) pinned Jonas Chan 2:37; 195-Sam Baic (SV) dec. Jeffrey Pietrick 4-1; 220-Nick Funovits (SV) pinned James Howard 3:26; Hwt.-Chris Malicki (C) dec. Davin Beahm 6-4

Penn-Trafford Tournament — Butler placed second out of 11 teams Saturday, trailing only Belle Vernon.

Three Golden Tornado wrestlers — Nate McMaster at 120 pounds, Jack Codispot at 145 and Christian Sequete at 182 — placed second in their respective weight classes. Sequete dropped a 6-3 decision to defending state champion John Wallace of Albert Gallatin for only his second loss of the season.

Justin Stewart went 3-2 at 160 pounds and Colton Spohn 3-2 at 126 for Butler.

Girls Basketball

Lauren Wasylson scored 30 points — including five 3-pointers — to lead Mars to a 68-45 home victory over Franklin Regional.

The Planets (16-4, 10-1) received 23 points from Tai Johnson. Mars scored 44 points in the second half to break the game open.

FRANKLIN REGIONAL 45

Carr 6, Giles 3, Yaniyh 16, Merlina 2, Boyd 7, Reitz 9, Nordo 2.

MARS 68

Lauren Wasylson 30, Tai Johnson 23, Bella Pelaia 7, Nichole Sommers 5, Ellie Coffield 2, Daria Hockenberry 1.

Franklin Reg. 9 9 16 11 — 45

Mars8 16 24 20 — 68

Thursday: Mars at Hampton

Freeport 62, Burrell 38 — The Yellowjackets (13-8, 10-2) ended the regular season in second place in Section 1-4A. Jenna Manke scored 23 points to lead four Freeport players in double figures.

FREEPORT 62

Jenna Manke 23, Sidney Sghemanski 12, Samantha Clark 12, Madeline Clark 11.

BURRELL 38

Kaylen Sharrow 15.

Freeport 17 12 14 19 — 62

Burrell2 11 14 11 — 38

Next: WPIAL playoffs

Knoch 52, Highlands 36 — Emily Fraser scored 16 points for the Knights (10-10, 8-3), who built a 33-12 lead by halftime.

KNOCH 52

Emily Fraser 16, Gabby Fennell 10, Kayla Grafton 10, Hannah Rowe 6, Skye Burkett 4, Sadie Siegel 2, Anna Neff 2, Casey Kretzer 2.

HIGHLANDS 36

Sawhook 13, Cebula 7, Garvin 5, desanto 4, Lohker 7.

Knoch 12 21 14 5 — 52

Highlands6 6 16 8 — 36

Tuesday: Knoch at Apollo-Ridge

Swimming

Emma Plank and Makenna Shaner each won multiple individual events as Slippery Rock beat Franklin 107-61.

Heston Suorsa won multiple individual events for the Rockets' boys in a 94-55 loss.

Girls

Slippery Rock 107, Franklin 61

200 medley relay: 1-Slippery Rock (Emma Plank, Barbie Cessar, Taylor Shaner, Makenna Shaner)

200 freestyle: 1-Taylor Shaner (SR)

200 individual medley: 1-Alyssa Olshanki (SR)

50 freestyle: 1-Makenna Shaner (SR)

100 butterfly: 1-Emma Plank (SR)

100 freestyle: 1-Makenna Shaner (SR)

500 freestyle: 1-Reagan Suorsa (SR)

200 freestyle relay: 1-Slippery Rock (Suorsa, Charlee Caldwell, Alyssa Olshanski, Barbie Cessar)

100 backstroke: 1-Emma Plank (SR)

100 breaststroke: 1-Barbie Cessar (SR)

400 freestyle relay: 1-Franklin

Boys

Franklin 94, Slippery Rock 55

200 medley relay: 1-Franklin

200 freestyle: 1-Jake Eshelman

200 individual medley: 1-Heston Suorsa

50 freestyle: 1-Connor Rakow (F)

100 butterfly: 1-Trent Donaldson (SR)

100 freestyle: 1-Connor Rakow (F)

500 freestyle: 1-Joey Danvers (F)

200 freestyle relay: 1-Franklin

100 backstroke: 1-Heston Suorsa (SR)

100 breaststroke: 1-Jake Eshelman (F)

400 freestyle relay: 1-Franklin

Indoor Track

Butler set a school record in the 4x400-meter relay and numerous Golden Tornado athletes claimed first-place finishes Sunday at the Mount Union (Ohio) High School Open.

Cade Gratzmiller, Jake Wolfrum, Ryan Marcella and Noah Beveridge ran the record-setting relay. Other winners for the Butler boys were Jack Codispot in the pole vault, Beveridge in the 800 meters, Skyler Vavro, Tim Porter, Brett Brady and Josh Fry in the 4x800 meter relay.

On the girls side, the 4x800 meter relay team of Erin LeMay, Maggie Welty, Emma LeMay and Liz Simms won with a state qualifying time of nine minutes, 56.88 seconds.

Welty won the 1,600 meters, Jena Reinheimer the weight throw, Maddie Tonini, Anna Baxter, Heidi Bednarz and Simms the 4x800 meter relay.

Butler placers in the meet follow. The Tornado return to action Saturday at Edinboro University.

Boys

800 meters: Tim Porter

400 meters: Cade Gratzmiller

200 meters: Ryan Marcella

1,600 meters: Brett Brady, Skyler Vavro

3,200 meters: Aden Dressler

Triple jump: Isaiah Seybert, Garrett Paule

4x800 relay: Nick Louther, Micah Fabrizzi, Josh Sespico, Arthur Ruperto

4x200 relay: Cade Gratzmiller, Ryan Marcella, Isaiah Seybert, Jake Wolfrum

60-meter hurdles: Jake Wolfrum

Girls

1,600 meters: 1-Maggie Welty 5:25.55

4x800 relay: 1-Erin LeMay, Maggie Welty, Emma LeMay, Liz Simms 9:56.88; 7-Megan McClymonds, Samantha Shuster, Chelsey Kabel, Caitlin Peratt 11:43.21

4x400 relay: 1-Maddie Tonini, Anna Baxter, Heidi Bednarz, Liz Simms 4:13.83

Weight Throw: 1-Jena Reinheimer 46-7

4x200 relay: 3-Maddie Tonini, Anna Baxter, Heidi Bednarz, Liz Simms 1:51.11; 6-Erin LeMay, Emma LeMay, Erin Gianneski, Tabby Wilbert 1:58.79

400 meters: 4-MaddieTonini 1:04.55

800 meters: 2-Liz Simms 2:22.08

200 meters: 6-Maddie Tonini 28.16

3,200 meters: 5-Chelsey Kabel 13:13.03; 6-Autumn Pettinato 13:37.78

High jump: 7-Mackenzi Popovich 4-8

Shot put: 3-Jena Reinheimer 37-3

Triple jump: 2-Mackenzi Popovich 31-4.5, 3-Lucy Link 30-10, 4-Elana DiPippa 30-8, 7-Kassie Elkin 29-5

Private Schools

Aaron Drake scored 18 points and also had five assists as the First Baptist boys basketball team edged Evangel Heights Christian Academy, 58-54.

Derek Butterworth added 14 points and five steals and Ben Drake had 14 points and 18 rebounds for First Baptist.