Brittni Grenninger had six goals and an assist to lead the Karns City girls soccer team to a 9-0 shutout over Clarion Wednesday.

Brittney Angert, Nikki McElroy and Lauren Jewart had one goal each. Cristen Futcher had two assists while Adrienne Olszak, Julieanne Scott, Michelle Sweeney and Karissa Callender had one assist apiece.

Karns City (11-2, 8-0 in the KSAC) will play Freeport Saturday.

Mars 5, Highlands 0 -

Kaitlyn Angeletti scored two goals and Marci Dillner, Emma Bugel and Brittany Zaborowski one apiece for the Planets.

North Allegheny 3, Butler 0 -

The Tigers blanked the Tornado in this section matchup. Butler (9-4-1, 5-4-1) will host Mars Friday.

Slippery Rock 7, Wilmington 1

- Jence Rhoads scored three more goals and Kelsey Drennen and Melanie Prelec each added two more as the Rockets routed the Greyhounds.

Drennen also had an assist for Slippery Rock (12-4, 8-0) as did Britney Miller.

Slippery Rock 6, Sharon 0 -Mike Ramirez and Ryan Gercken scored two goals each for the Rockets (9-1-2), who earned their ninth shutout of the year Tuesday. Joe Bryan and Brandon Zarichnak split time in goal.Bryan and Zarichnak added a goal each for Slippery Rock, which travels to Commodore Perry today.Butler 1, Franklin Regional 0 -Doug Moran scored in the first half for the Golden Tornado (14-2, 6-2), Ben Horner drawing the assist. Zeke O'Donnell was the winning goaltender.Butler plays Tuesday at Pine-Richland.Karns City 2, Wilmington 1 -Chris Harmon and Dan Thuronyi each scored a goal while Josiah Grubbs and Mark Ferguson each had an assist in the Gremlins win.On Monday, Karns City (11-2-1 overall) tied Redbank Valley 2-2 despite two overtimes with a goal and assist by Aaron McGarvey and a goal by Ferguson. The Gremlins appeared to have won the game with one second left but the goal was overturned.The Gremlins will play at Brookville today.Seneca Valley 2, North Allegheny 1 -K.J. Gorman scored on a penalty kick in overtime for the Raiders (10-3, 8-1). North Allegheny had a 1-0 lead at halftime before Tyler Smith knotted the game in the second half.Seneca Valley hosts Knoch Saturday morning.

Knoch teammates Artie Black and Kyle Reeping crossed the finish line in 17 minutes, 23 seconds to win the race as the Knights (13-1, 4-1) clinched a winning section record for the first time in the program's 18-year history.Knoch's boys defeated Shaler and Pine-Richland by 17-44 counts. The Knight girls (2-13, 0-5) lost to Shaler, 22-37, and to Pine-Richland, 15-50.Knoch competes Tuesday at Seneca Valley, along with Hampton.Boys Top 10:Artie Black (K) 17:23, Kyle Reeping (K) 17:23, Ben Hutterer (K) 17:41, Chris Racio (K) 17:41, Ryan McCormick (P-R), 18:07, James Peters (P-R) 18:08, Steve Perlik (S) 18:26, Bob Zizik (S) 18:24, C.J. Burns (K) 18:59, Brian Tackett (K) 19:02Girls Top 10:Jessica Zozos (S) 19:59 course record, Suzanne Schwerer (P-R) 20:46, Emily Wobb (P-R) 21:07, Kate Reinhart (P-R) 21:07, Julia Hubbard (P-R) 21:59, Manga Amileia (P-R) 22:20, Lisa Nickel (S) 22:42, Kirsten Zinsser (P-R) 22:43, Valerie Vogt (P-R) 22:46, Amber Wilks (K) 22:52Butler 24, Hampton 31 (boys); Butler 22, Hampton 37 (girls) -Butler's Steve Monnie won the boys race with a personal-best time of 17:03 while Jessica Vernon and Tess Crispin went 1-2 to lead the Butler girls.Butler (both teams 5-2) will run Shaler and North Allegheny on Tuesday.Boys Top 10:Steve Monnie (B) 17:03, Evan Leja (H) 17:25, Rob Miller (B) 17:30, Ben Porter (B) 17:42, John Luchansky (H) 18:02, Ryan Mahony (H) 18:03, Mike Dinger (B) 18:06, Nick Matthews (H) 18:12, Willie Laue (B) 18:19, David Karls (B) 18:23Girls Top 10:Jessica Vernon (B) 20:41, Tess Crispin (B) 21:18, Nikki Antoszewski (H) 21:27, Lauren Tankowski (H) 21:49, Ashley King (B) 22:25, Liz Graham (B) 22:27, Rachel Hunkle (B) 22:34, Fontaine Graham (B) 22:57, Sarah Clouse (B) 23:01, Mandy Saeler (B) 23:02Mars 25, Freedom 30 (boys); Mars 18, Freedom 47 (girls) -Cody Kier and Brittany Zaborowski won their respective races to lead the Planets' squads to victory Wednesday.Both Mars teams improved to 4-1 in the section. The girls improved to 10-2 overall, the boys to 9-4.Boys Top 10:Cody Kier (M) 14:30, Mike Lewis (F) 14:54, Freedom 15:05, Devin Howes (M) 15:06, Justin Stadelmyer (M) 15:18, Tom Weir (F) 15:59, Alex Kokkinakis (M) 16:04, Mike Lewis (M) 16:44, Cody Nedzelski (F) 17:02, Travis Urban (F) 17:10Girls Top 10:Brittany Zaborowski (M) 17:13, Courtney Moran (M) 18:01, Juliet Smith (F) 18:34, Chloe Pierre (M) 18:50, Kaitlin Thompson (M) 19:33, Beth Pecor (M) 20:23, Amy Czech-Thompson (M) 20:42, Jessica Moran (M) 21:13, Molly Follmar (F), Erica Novak (F) 21:55Freeport 21, Ford City 36; Freeport 21, Kittanning 35 (boys); Freeport 18, Ford City 45; Freeport 18, Kittanning 45 (girls) -Freeport's Brendan Reilly captured the boys race with a time of 17 minutes, 24 seconds while Christine Marty won the girls race (23:43).Freeport (boys 6-4, 4-2; girls 7-3, 4-2) will travel to Shady Side Academy on Tuesday.Boys Top 10:Brendan Reilly (F) 17:24, Andy McClelland (FC) 17:40, Matt Thaement (F) 18:49, Shaun Visnesky (F) 19:36, Alex Wheeler (F) 20:15, Kendall Ignatz (FC) 20:30, Matt McClelland (FC) 20:52, Chad Baker (F) 20:55, Brandon Morris (K) 22:06, Derek Hileman (K) 22:06Girls Top 10:Christine Marty (F) 23:43, Brittany MacShane (F) 24:20, Kaylee Johns (FC) 25:17, Trina Cornman (K) 25:51, Karolyn Kasely (FR) 26:19, Cassie Treshok (F) 27:48, Samantha Boroski (F) 28:02, Alex Toy (F) 28:56, Charlie Dumot (F) 29:52, Ashley Pernazza (F) 31:30

Butler 5, Indiana 0-The Golden Tornado swept their season's final match to close the season at 10-7 overall, 3-7 in section.Singles:Courtney Kerr (B) def. Lauren Young 6-0, 6-2; Kristin Cypher (B) def. Ambika Chaudhry 6-0, 6-0; Maggie McGinnis (B) def. Lauren Kablack 6-3, 6-0Doubles:Angie Byrnes-Katherine Sylvia (B) def. Katie Ackerman-Pruja Chaddah 6-2, 6-1; Kelly Oesterling-Melanie Ward (B) def. Sam Buzzer-Liz Buykiw 6-4, 6-4Butler (JV) 4, Indiana 1 -Melanie Sessa and Rachel Wilson won singles matches and Ashley Dill-Mandy Courson and Jaimie Daum-Jeannine Hollobaugh won both doubles matches for Butler's junior varsity (6-8).

Seneca Valley 209, Center 209 -The Raiders (9-4) won on the first sudden-death playoff hole when Chelsie Schade shot even-par on the hole.Seneca Valley (209):Chelsie Schade 50, Shannon O'Halloran 51, Jill Branby 53, Ashley Arrington 55Center (209):Ashley Pettibon 44, Kristi Archer 51, Danielle Rossi 56, Meghan Higgins 58

Butler 206, New Castle 231 -Nick Blymiller earned medalist honors for the Golden Tornado (9-8, 5-7), who will compete in the 28-team Tam O'Shanter Invitational today.Butler (206):Nick Blymiller 40, Matt Maloy 41, Antonio Baroffio 41, Andrew Shakely 42, Colin Randall 42New Castle (231):Chris Nugent 42, Chris Dottle 43, Boo Ratko 46, Devan Heasley 49, Michael Liverani 51

Knoch 3, Ford City 0 -Liz Ogershok had 14 service points, Kirsten Brant 14 points and 12 assists and Leanne Wiefling eight kills and 11 assists to power the Knights (9-1) to the 25-16, 25-21, 25-22 non-section win.Zoe Hughes and Ashley Thrower added eight and seven kills, respectively.The Knights' game against Northgate today has been postponed until Oct. 17.North Clarion 3, A-C Valley 1 -The visiting Falcons fell in this KSAC match 22-25, 25-19, 25-15, 25-21. In the jayvee match North Clarion won 25-6, 25-9.