Marissa Glew earned medalist honors with a 37 Wednesday as the Mars girls golf team polished off a perfect regular season with a 177-197 victory over Pine-Richland.

Glew carded a 36 in the Planets' (14-0) 168-195 win Tuesday over North Allegheny.

Glew shot an 80 recently at the WPIAL girls tournament and qualified for the state meet, scheduled Oct. 24-25 at Heritage Hills Golf Course in York.

The Lady Planets qualified for the WPIAL team playoffs Oct. 20 at Cedar Brook Golf Course in Belle Vernon.

Mars scores vs. Pine-Richland: Marissa Glew 37, Lauren Glew 38, Brittany Jones 53, Megan Gibson 52, Corrine Dye 52

Mars scores vs. North Allegheny: Marissa Glew 36, Lauren Glew 37, Brittany Jones 45, Megan Gibson 50, Lisa Moser 52

Seneca Valley 205, North Allegheny 206 - The Lady Raiders finished their season with a one-stroke win at Connoquenessing Country Club, wrapping up with a program-best 10-4 record.Shannon O'Halloran led Seneca Valley with a 48.

North Allegheny (206): Katherine Larimer 45, Jen Snyder 52, Michelle Wetzel 53, Ashley Pavolet 56

Seneca Valley (205): Shannon O'Halloran 48, Ashley Arrington 52, Jill Branby 52, Chelsea Schade 53

Andrew Harmon scored two first half goals and goalkeeper Zach Fleeger made them hold up as Karns City nipped DuBois Central Catholic 2-1.The Gremlins are now 13-2-1.<B>Slippery Rock 2, Hickory 1 -</B> Mike Ramirez scored both goals for the Rockets (11-1-2), his second goal coming on a penalty kick. Sweeper Joe Durso led the team defensively.Slippery Rock travels to Grove City today.

<B>Karns City 6, East Forest 0 -</B> Brittni Grenninger had two goals and two assists while Adriane Olzak had a goal and an assist for the Gremlins (14-2) Tuesday.Brittney Angert, Allyson Kepple and Christen Futcher each scored a goal for Karns City.<B>Knoch 10, Ellwood City 0</B> - Amanda Sharbaugh and Jeannie Sullivan each scored two goals as the Knights roughed up Ellwood City.Lindsay Stettmiere, Maria Adler, Jess Greiner, Amanda Bartell and Erin Pettit also scored goals for Knoch (9-7-1).

Butler's boys and girls lost meets to North Allegheny, but swept Shaler Tuesday. The Golden Tornado boys defeated Shaler 18-44 while the girls posted a 20-43 win.North Allegheny's boys defeated Butler 16-47 and the Butler girls 17-44.Both Butler teams finished the season with 6-3 records. Both compete in the Tri-State Invitational Oct. 20 and the WPIAL Championships Oct. 27.<B>Boys Top 10:</B> Brown (NA) 15:50, Morgan (NA) 16:30, O'Brien (NA) 16:33, Baxter (NA) 16:44, Steve Monnie (B) 16:45, Jacob (NA) 16:46, Taylor (NA) 16:52, Conti (NA) 16:54, Robertson (NA) 17:15, Burry (NA) 17:16, Porter (B) 17:18<B>Girls Top 10:</B> O'Brien (NA) 18:44, Ziez (NA) 18:49, Zozos (S) 18:50, Preston (NA) 18:51, Jessica Vernon (B) 19:49, Butler (NA) 20:03, Sokulski (NA) 20:06, Ochs (NA) 20:13, Karen Geibel (B) 20:36, Tess Crispin (B) 20:42Freeport's boys and girls swept Shady Side Academy and Yough Tuesday. The Yellowjacket boys (9-3, 6-3) won 20-35 and 15-46 while the girls (8-4, 6-2) posted 27-30 and 17-38 victories.Freeport runs at Knoch Oct. 20.<B>Boys Top 10:</B> Brendan Reilly (F), Matt Thaemert (F), Brett Saltrick (SS), Shaun Visnesky (F), Jon Levinson (SS), Ted Silberman (SS), Will Simpson (SS), Sam Doblick (Y), Alex Wheeler (F), Jon Miller (SS)<B>Girls Top 10:</B> Melanie Lutz (F), Kristin Prazenica (F), Kirsten Knappenberger (F), Sheila Bhardwaj (SS), Leah Schwartz (SS), Christine Marty (F), Laura Daigneau (SS), Brittany Macshane (F), Kelsey Olander (SS), Jenny Dawson (SS)