Chris Cipro placed 43rd and Cam Stauffer 55th overall to help the Seneca Valley boys cross country team grab eighth place in the Class AAA division of the PIAA Championships Saturday in Hershey.

Cipro was clocked at 16 minutes, 23 seconds and Stauffer 16:33 to lead the way, followed by Louis Butler (142, 17:08), Matt Marchese (155, 17:14), Andrew Rasanauskas (182, 17:29), Dan Dickey (204, 17:45) and Eric Geddis (259, 18:25).

The top 10 teams were either from Districts 1 or 7 (the WPIAL). North Allegheny was fifth (166), Seneca Valley eighth (263) and Mount Lebanon ninth (272).

Champion Coatsville (26 points) had four of the top seven finishers and five of the top 11. Its seventh runner placed 27th overall.

"The top 10, that was our goal, but, you never know if you'll make it," said Raiders coach Jim Nagle. "On the website, it had us at 10th and that's what we were going for, but we hoped to sneak in a little higher."

Butler's Ben Porter was 66th (16:38) and Knoch's Ben Hutterer was 95th (16:51).

The Raiders girls squad finished 18th out of 24 teams in the Class AAA girls race, led by Megan Powell (54, 19:38) and Kelly Hahn (65, 19:48).

"Considering we started out the season 0-3 and we sneaked into the state meet, we're very happy," said Nagle. "The girls were 17th last year and 18th this year. It was a great job, what can you say?"

In the Class AA boys race, Mars finished 20th, thanks to a 41st-place showing by Cody Kier (17:03).

Karns City's Travis Hendell had a top-30 performance, placing 29th overall with a time of 16:55.

Here is a complete list of area finishers:

Class AAA BoysSeneca Valley (8th place): 43-Chris Cipro 16:23, 55-Cam Stauffer 16:33, 142-Louis Butler 17:08, 152-Matt Marchese 17:14, 182-Andrew Rasanauskas 17:29, 204-Dan Dickey 17:45, 259-Eric Geddis 18:25

Butler: 66-Ben Porter 16:38

Knoch: 95-Ben Hutterer 16:38

Girls Class AAA

Seneca Valley (18th): 54-Megan Powell 19:38, 65-Kelly Hahn 19:48, 162-Emily Wolfarth 20:39, 217-Joelle Scarnati 21:24, 244-Yolien Peeters 21:57, 263-Lauren McKinney 22:59, 273-Clara Watson 23:17

Class AA BoysMars (20th): 41-Cody Kier 17:03, 117-Justin Stadelmyer 17:40, 185-Derek Workman 18:07, 204-Michael Lewis 18:15, 239-Jake Montag 18:46, 258-Marc Funderlich 19:13, 275-Chris Alakhani 20:01

Karns City: 29-Travis Hendell 16:55, 128-Aaron McGarvey 17:42

Moniteau: 178-Eric Hillard 18:03

Girls Class AASlippery Rock: 53-Brittany Lyons 20:11, 78-Andrea Shaffer 20:31

Grove City: 83-Helen Phipps 20:36

Freeport: 148-Kristen Prazenica 21:19

Moniteau: 167-Amy Gladd 21:28Girls Soccer

Fairview 4, Slippery Rock 2 — Jence Rhoads and Kelsey Drennan each tallied a goal, but the Rockets lost in the District 10 Class AA championship game Saturday.Slippery Rock will faces South Park at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Chartiers Valley in the PIAA tournament.Volleyball

Penn-Trafford 3, Seneca Valley 0 — The Warriors swept the Raiders 25-22, 25-19, 25-20 in WPIALClass AAA third-round consolation play Saturday. The loss prevented the Raiders from qualifying for the PIAAplayoffs.Jen Boyd had six kills and Justine Carrow and Sarah Beals had two apiece, while Lauren Balmert added 15 assists for the Raiders (11-8)."It was disheartening," said Raiders coach Karen Martini. "We had lost to Moon (in the semifinals), and I think that did them in. We were still fourth in the WPIAL. It was a great first year for me. The girls adjusted to my style of play very fast."

Punxsutawney 3, Karns City 0 — In this District 9 Class AA semifinal round from Saturday, the Gremlins fell to the Woodchucks in straight sets at Clarion University.Karns City had defeated Bradford 3-1 in first-round action Wednesday.

Clarion 3, Union 2 — In District 9 Class A action, the Damsels were edged out by the Bobcats Saturday at Clarion University. Union had beaten North Clarion last Tuesday and Elk County Catholic Thursday in the quarterfinals by identical 3-0 scores.Hockey

Fox Chapel 5, Butler 3 — The Foxes pulled out the PIHL Class AAA victory over the Golden Tornado Sunday at Bladerunners in Harmarville. No other details were available.Freshman Hockey

Knoch 9, Freeport 2 — Evan Gurse had three goals and Neal Donnelly added two goals to lead the Knights to the win.Robert Maust, Matt Eshelman, Eric Egler and Shayne Hennessy also scored for Knoch. Shane Gallagher and Nathan King scored for Freeport.