Josh Grenninger had the game to end all games.

The Karns City goalkeeper stopped all 21 of Redbank Valley's shots in the Gremlins' 2-0 home victory Thursday night.

Aaron McGarvey scored both of KC's goals, with Chris Harmon and Cory Terwilliger contributing assists.

The win gives Karns City its third consecutive Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference boys soccer title.

Both the Gremlins and Bulldogs entered the game with identical 15-2 records, with Redbank claiming a 6-5 win over KC earlier this season.

But the Bulldogs were stonewalled by Grenninger, a sophomore who played the field for much of the season.

"He won the game tonight, plain and simple," KC coach Roy Parker said. "He stopped 21 shots and seven of them were breakaways at point-blank range."

Despite winning the conference title, KC will be the second seed in the upcoming District 9 Class AA playoffs. The Gremlins will receive a bye in the first round.

"The seedings were decided before we played our game," said Parker.

Cross Country

Seneca Valley's Chris Cipro placed 10th out of more than 300 runners to lead the Raiders to a second-place finish Thursday at the Tri-State Cross Country Invitational at Cooper's Lake.

Cipro managed a time of 17 minutes, 23 seconds in muddy conditions as the Raiders finished with a score of 138.

North Allegheny took the boys competition with a 36.

Butler sophomore Ben Porter was the top Butler County individual finisher, placing sixth at 17:20. The Golden Tornado placed fourth in the team standings.

Mars' Cody Kier placed 27th to lead the Planets to a 22nd-place finish.

In the girls meet, Emily Wolfarth's ninth-place effort helped Seneca Valley claim ninth place with a 311.

Butler ended up in 15th place, with Tess Crispin pacing the Golden Tornado with a 36th-place time of 22:09.

Gabri Pierre led Mars' girls with a time of 24:36.

Following are the county runners who finished in the top 50. Complete team results for Seneca Valley's girls were not available.

Boys6-Ben Porter (B) 17:20; 10-Chris Cipro (SV) 17:23; 11-Steve Monnie (B) 17:28; 21-Cam Stauffer (SV) 17:50; 23-Louis Butler (SV) 17:51; 27-Cody Kier (M) 17:58; 39-Wayne Dailey (B) 18:17; 40-Eric Geddis (SV) 18:18; 44-Andy Rasanauskas (SV) 18:21; 47-Matt Marchese (SV) 18:23

Girls9-Emily Wolfarth (SV) time not reported; 36-Tess Crispin (B) 22:09VolleyballButler girls volleyball coach Meghan Lucas isn't sure how long it's been since the Golden Tornado qualified for the WPIAL playoffs.No matter how long the wait was, it's over now.Amy Achesinski totaled 18 kills and 10 blocks as Butler claimed a 3-2 victory in its regular season finale at Seneca Valley by scores of 25-27, 25-23, 19-25, 25-16 and 15-13.The win assures the Tornado of a spot in the upcoming Class AAA postseason.Butler (7-7, 7-5) also received strong games from Ashley Grenat and Rachel Doutt, who each had 11 kills.Yuki Schaper had 31 digs, Becky Smith tallied nine kills and eight blocks, Stephanie Mock contributed 20 digs, Samantha Harris 21 digs and Katie Willison 31 assists.Justine Carrow had 20 kills, five aces and three blocks for the Raiders, while Jen Boyd had 12 kills and Lauren Balmert 43 assists.

Karns City 3, Venango Catholic 0 — Haley Callihan led the Gremlins with 10 kills and four service aces as the team dominated this match by scores of 25-6, 25-10 and 25-14.Stephanie Isacco managed eight kills and Courtney Slagle had seven kills and four assists for KC (5-5).The Gremlins' junior varsity team won to remain undefeated this season.

A-C Valley 3, East Forest 0 — The Falcons won this KSAC meeting by scores of 25-9, 25-17 and 25-15.

Cranberry 3, Moniteau 0 — The Berries were too much for the Warriors, winning by scores of 25-8, 25-18 and 25-22.Moniteau's junior varsity team won, 2-0.Girls SoccerKaryssa Callender and Emily Potchak each scored as Karns City (16-3-1) won its regular season finale against Redbank Valley, 2-0.Julieanne Scott and Allyson Kepple tallied assists and Kiersten Foreback made six saves in the shutout.Boys GolfSeneca Valley finished sixth out of six teams Thursday at the WPIAL team championships, held at Cedarbrook Golf Course.The Raiders shot a 444, while Fox Chapel claimed the title with a 406.SV was led by John Raymus' 82.