Chris Huff rolled a 641 series — including games of 235 and 257 — in leading the Butler boys bowling team to a 5-2 win over North Allegheny Wednesday at Perry Park Lanes.The victory clinched the WPIBL North Section title for the Golden Tornado (10-0). Rocco Rice added a 226-605 while Nathan Kriess roll a 214 and Brock Hepler a 211.

The Tornado girls also polished off a 10-0 regular season with a 7-0 triumph over the Tigers. Harley Kriess rolled a 234-630, Reegan Malis a 205-554 and Madison Weiland a 202-532.

Both Butler teams move on to the WPIBL Team Championships next week. As section champs, they are both guaranteed spots in the Pennsylvania Western Regional Championships in March.

In other action:Issaic Spencer and Julia Cummings rolled 600-plus series for Freeport's boys and girls teams, respectively, as the Yellowjackets topped St. Joseph's.Spencer's 613 series featured games of 220 and 218 as Freeport's boys claimed a 7-0 decision. Ashton Guay bowled a 251 game and a 574 series, Mark Livingston a 208-563 and Blake Olson a 201-548.Cummings paced the girls' 5-2 win with a 645 series that featured games of 203, 235 and 207. Amber Cepec added a 181-513.

WrestlingFive Butler wrestlers scored pins Wednesday night as the Golden Tornado cruised past Meadville, 66-12, in their final home match of the season.Cooper Baxter scored a 4-2 overtime decision at 170 pounds over Meadville's Trent Tidball, who entered the night with a 28-1 record. The Golden Tornado honored its seniors before the match and every senior who wrestled won.Levi Donnel, Colton Spohn, Nate McMaster, Nate McDonald and Hunter Neff had pins for Butler, which travels to Upper St. Clair Friday.Butler 66, Meadville 12(Match started at 170 pounds)106-William Terwilliger (M) pinned Aiden Plopi, :13 ; 113-Levi Donnel (B) pinned Jadan Grey, 3:09; 120-Nick Schaukowitsch (B) inj. defeault over Alex Kinder; 126-Clayton Dressler (B) by forfeit; 132-Colton Spohn (B) pinned Alariz Jones, 1:10; 138-Cade Sovochka (B) by forfeit; 145-Nate McMaster (B) pinned Isaac Chapman, 1:24; 152-Steven Green (B) by forfeit; 160-Nate McDonald (B) pinned Winston Heagy, 1:16; 170-Cooper Baxter (B) dec. Trent Tidball, 4-2 in OT; 182-Hunter Neff (B) pinned Jason Phillips, 1:13; 195-Caleb Hartung (B) by forfeit; 220-Jacob Pomykata (B) dec. Rowan Woodrow, 4-2; Hwt.-Tyler Soldati (B) pinned Jimmy Pauler, :40

Girls BasketballAndrea Meals scored 125 points and Mia Sherman added 13 as A-C Vaslley ran away from Venango Catholic,. 47-21, Wednesday night.The hosts never scored more than seven points in a quarter.A-C VALLEY 47Rachel Cullen 5, Mia Sherman 13, Baylee Blauser 6, Andrea Meals 15, Meah Ielase 1, Acvah Burke 2, Allison Lewis 1, Keira McVay 2, Drew Whitcomb 2. Totals: 20 4-8 47.VENANGO CATHOLIC 21Hope Winger 4, Mariah Wessell 6, Natalie Janidlo 2, Emmy Ekis 9. Totals: 8 3-11 21.A-C Valley 15 6 18 8 — 47Venango Catholic6 4 7 4 — 213-point goals: Sherman 3; Wessell 2Friday: A-C Valley at Union

Boys BasketballMihali Sfanos led three Mars players in double figures, scoring 18 points as the Planets defeated Armstrong, 61-43.ARMSTRONG 43Wiles 13, Ventura 4, Huddock 2, Good 3, Szymanski 6, Olsen 4, Pampenio 5, Quartz 6. Totals: 18 6-11 43.MARS 61Zac Schlegel 13, Michael Carmody 14, Anthony Vargo 2, Chris Dvorak 5, Tasso Sfanos 2, Joey Craska 5, Mihali Sfanos 18, Pete Craska 2. Totals: 24 8-11 61.Armstrong 10 10 7 16 — 43Mars20 9 15 17 — 613-point goals: Good; Schlegel 3, M.SfanosA-C Valley 61, Venango Catholic 32 — Levi Orton had 22 points, 10 rebounds and five steals for the Falcons. Eddie Stevanus added 13 points, 13 rebounds and four assists.Russ Carr had seven assists and Tanner Merwin four for A-C Valley.A-C VALLEY 61Levi Orton 22, Eddie Stevanus 12, Eli Penny 2, Austin Cratty 3, Broc Weigle 2, Cole Dehart 6, Tanner Merwin 8, Russ Carr 6. Totals: 26 8-14 61.VENANGO CATHOLIC 32Andrew Burda 14, Chase Anderson 3, Reza Reese 8, Brady Cicatella 4, Paul Signh 3. Totals: 12 3-10 32.A-C Valley 12 23 16 10 — 61Venango Catholic10 3 9 10 — 323-point goals: Cratty; Burda 2, Anderson, Reese, Signh