Leonard Brown returned an interception 100 yards for a touchdown and the Summit Academy football team outgained Shady Side Academy by nearly 100 yards, but the Knights fell, 18-14, Saturday.

Penalties doomed Summit (2-1). The Knights were whistled for 18 penalties for 169 yards and had two touchdowns called back because of infractions.

The defenses ruled the first half. After the interception return for a touchdown by Brown, Shady Side scored on a 29-yard fumble return when Zak Klimvex wrestled the ball out of the hands of Summit quarterback Stephen Grandison and scored to give Shady Side an 8-6 lead.

Summit trailed 16-6 at the break after Vince Miller rumbled 40 yards for the touchdown.

Grandison hit DeAndre Rodgers with a 16-yard scoring pass in the third quarter to close the gap to 16-14, but the Knights couldn't rally for the win.

Shady Side's safety came on a deliberate snap out of the end zone by Summit in the fourth quarter.

Grandison finished 12-of-22 for 192 yards.

Dan Rooney, the grandson of the Steelers team president, was 5-of-15 for 76 yards, but also threw three interceptions for Shady Side.

Shady Side Academy 18, Summit Academy 14

Shady Side 8 8 0 2—18Summit Academy 6 0 8 0—14SS SA12 First Downs 1230-83 Rushes-Yards 17-4776 Passing Yards 1925-15-3 Passes (Comp.-Att.-Int.) 12-23-2159 Total Yards 2391-1 Fumbles/Lost 3-16-59 Penalties-Yards 18-169

First QuarterSA — Leonard Brown 100 interception return (kick failed), 5:00SS — Zak Klimvex 29 fumble return (Jackson Remington pass from Dan Rooney), :04

Second QuarterSS — Vince Miller 40 run (Rooney run), 5:10

Third QuarterSA — DeAndre Rodgers 16 pass from Stephen Grandison (David Lawrence), 9:15

Fourth QuarterSS — Ball snapped out of end zone, 7:04

Individual Statistics

Passing: Shade Side, Dan Rooney 5-15-76-3. Summit Academy, Stephen Grandison 12-22-192-2, Morris Williams 0-1-0-0.

Rushing: Shady Side, Vince Miller 14-83, Zak Klimvex 6-8, Dan Rooney 7-(-26), JordanFoley 3-18. Summit Academy, David Lawrence 6-29, Ryan Robinson 5-22, Michael Wright 3-5, Chris Cook 2-(-5), Morris Williams 1-(-4).

Receiving: Shady Side, Tim Giel 1-17, Phil Soeder 1-18, Vince Miller 3-41. Summit Academy, David Larence 3-55, Chris Cook 4-72, Michael Wright 1-22, Albert Brinkley 1-18, DeAndre Rodgers 1-16, Lamont Valentine 1-6, RyanRobinson 1-3.Boys soccerDoug Moran scored two goals and had an assist as Butler rolled to a 4-1 win over North Hills.The Golden Tornado (7-0, 3-0) also received goals from Wade Grubbs and Kevin McCune.

Pine-Richland Tournament — Mars picked up a 2-0 win over Hempfield and a 1-0 victory over Pine-Richland to capture the title.Sweeper Mark Dressel was named the tournamentMVP and keeper Joe Haefner had two shutouts to lead the defensive effort for the Planets (6-0).Ryan McKenzie scored the only two goals in the triumph over Hempfield and Drew Glavin scored the lone goal against Pine-Richland.Knoch split its two games in the tournament, falling to Pine-Richland 1-0, then beating Hempfield 2-0.Doug Bogus and AdamSharbaugh scored goals for the Knights (3-3) in the win over Hempfield.Keepers Steven Fry and Nathan Geibel combined for the shutout.Girls soccerAllyson Kepple scored three goals and Michelle Sweeney pitched in another to lead Karns City to a 4-2 win over DuBois Saturday.The Gremlins (4-2) host Clarion Tuesday.

Brookville 3, Grove City 1 — Freshman Jamie Dillaman scored the only goal for the Eagles (2-3), who fell behind 2-0 midway through the first half and never recovered.VolleyballButler defeated Seton LaSalle in the finals 26-24, 26-24 to claim the Upper St. Clair tournament Saturday.The Golden Tornado also beat the hosts and Hopewell.Amy Achesinski, Katie Willison and Becky Smith were standouts for Butler in the tournament, coach Meghan Lucas said. No individual statistics were available.Butler (2-1 in the section) will host Shaler tonight.