Amanda Dillon scored two minutes into the second overtime period to lift the Butler girls soccer team to a 2-1 win over North Hills Monday.

Dillon scored off an assist by Lindsay Hohn, who scored the first goal of the game for the Golden Tornado (8-3-1 overall, 5-3-1 in section play).

Butler will play at North Allegheny in a big section matchup at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday.

Slippery Rock 7, Maplewood 2 — Jence Rhoads totaled three goals and an assist for the Rockets.

Brittney Miller, Kelsey Drennen, Emma Walter and Kirsten Weghorst also scored goals, with Miller adding two assists for the Rockets (11-4, 7-0).

Seneca Valley 0, Shaler 0 — Aly Intihar picked up the shutout in net for the Raiders (7-0-3 in section play) in this tie with the rival Titans.

Karns City 6, Redbank Valley 1 — Brittni Grenninger recorded five goals and an assist for the Gremlins (11-2).

Kristen Barnhart had a goal and an assist, Christen Futcher had two assists and Kristen Barnhart and Julianne Scott had one assist each.

Seneca Valley’s Kevin Day shot a 76 to finish tied for seventh place at the WPIAL semifinals Monday at Beaver Lakes Golf Course in Aliquippa.The performance was good enough to advance, as the top 10 will compete in the district finals at Sewickley Heights Golf Course.Butler’s Collin Randall shot a 77 and lost to North Allegheny’s J.T. McKim in the first playoff hole to miss the cut.Randall shot par on the playoff hole, but McKim carded a birdie for the win.SV’s Wes Roberts missed the cut after shooting an 80.Grove City 412, Meadville 414, Titusville 418, Lakeview 434, Frankin 462, Slippery Rock 464, Oil City 511, Maplewood 543 — Grove City’s Cameron Peterson earned medalist honors with a 71 to help Grove City win this Region 2 meet and wrap up the title.Slippery Rock was led by Jeff Tracy, who fired an 88.Grove City leads the points race with 48 points, while Titusville and Meadville are tied with 38 points. The final match of the regular season is at Slippery Rock today with eight points going to the first-place team.Grove City: Cameron Peterson 71, Zach Nesbit 77, Derek Forese 81, Zach Frankenburg 91, Tony Campagna 92Slippery Rock: Jeff Tracy 88, Nick Cress 91, Tim Chavez 94, Jesse Badges 94, Sean LeFebvre 97A-C Valley 204, Union 234 — Sean Foust fired a 37 to help propel the Falcons to the KSAC win at Clarion Oaks.A-C Valley (11-0-1, 11-0) has captured its third consecutive KSAC championship.A-C Valley (204): Sean Foust 37, Ted Marron 39, Shawn Courson 42, Cody Anthony 42, Luke McCall 44Union (234): Travis Anthony 40, Billy Burns 43, Neil Scott 47, Edwin Stewart 50, Clay Burns 53Seneca Valley 191, Pine-Richland 209 (girls) — Chelsie Schade and Shannon O’Halloran each shot a 45 to pace the Raiders (7-4).Seneca Valley 191: Chelsie Schade 45, Shannon O’Halloran 45, Jill Branby 50, Ashley Arrington 51Pine-Richland 209: Maura Hilger 45, Abby Sinetar 54, Makenzie Koling 55, Brea Bagwell 55

Hampton 4, Butler 1 — The doubles tandem of Elisa Nesbitt and Hannah Roccki recorded a 6-2, 1-6, 6-2 victory for Butler in a loss to Hampton.Butler’s junior varsity team dropped a 3-2 decision to the Talbots, despite a singles win from Rachel Wilson and a doubles win from Mandy Courson-Ashley Dills.Hampton 4, Butler 1Singles: Vanessa Steiner (H) d. Courtney Kerr 6-0, 6-0; Sarah Longo (H) d. Kristin Cypher 6-7 (7-5), 6-3, 6-3; Emma Crist (H) d. Maggie McGinnis 7-6, 2-6, 6-4.Doubles: Erica Lombardo-Christine Sherred (H) d. Angela Byrnes-Katherine Sylvia 2-6, 6-0, 6-4; Elisa Nesbitt-Hannah Roccki (B) d. Jenny Lucas-Sarah Curcsam 6-2, 1-6, 6-2.

Mars 3, Northgate 0 — Kelly Berry registered 13 kills as the Planets dispatched the Flames 25-13, 25-22, 25-22.Mars (10-1, 8-0) will host Ambridge Thursday.Knoch 3, Quaker Valley 2 — Carly Whisler had 17 kills and Leanne Wiefling had 16 kills and nine assists for the Knights in a 25-17, 16-25, 26-24, 20-25, 15-7 win.Zoe Hughes had 16 service points and 10 kills, Ashley Thrower had eight kills and 11 blocks, Kirsten Brant 20 assists and four kills and Renee Crimbchin had eight points for Knoch (8-1, 7-1).Freeport 3, Indiana 0 — The Yellowjackets (10-0, 9-0) claimed this match by scores of 25-19, 25-18 and 25-13. No other details were available.