Rockets grab OT win from Hickory
Melanie Prelec registered an unassisted goal early in the second overtime to give the Slippery Rock girls soccer team a 1-0 victory over Hickory on Tuesday.
Ali Doyle made six saves in net for Slippery Rock (4-0-1).
<B>Knoch 1, Freeport 0 — </B>Adam Sharbaugh scored in the second overtime for the Knights (6-1-1). Goalkeeper Steven Frey had 10 saves.<B>Mars 4, Deer Lakes 0 — </B>Dylan McNany and Drew Glavin tallied two goals apiece to lead the Planets (5-0-1).
Antonio Baroffio carded a 35 to lead Butler (5-6, 4-5) to a 199-208 win over Shaler at Butler Country Club Tuesday.<B>Shaler (208):</B> Kylie Stein 40, Chris Deasy 40, Ben Altmeyer 41, Kurt Stein 43, Teddy Chieffe 44<B>Butler (199):</B> Antonio Baroffio 35, Andrew Shakely 40, Steven Feczko 40, Zach Pennington 41, Anthony Lewis 43<B>Union 240, Redbank Valley 240 — </B>The Golden Knights (8-0) remained unbeaten because of the tiebreaking sixth-lowest score. John Heeter had a 54 to Andrew Colwell's 58 for the Bulldogs.<B>Union (240):</B>Travis Anthony 44, Eddie Stewart 44, John Heeter 54, Spencer Varner 51, Clay Burns 53, Neil Scott 48<B>Redbank Valley (240):</B>Kevin Doverspike 44, Matt Boozer 50, Brandon Moore 47, Chris Snyder 48, Andrew Colwell 589, Jake Wagner 51<B>Knoch 207, Kiski Area 222 —</B> Joe Boros managed a 40 as the Knights (7-6, 4-4) proved to be too much for the Cavaliers.The Knights also defeated North Catholic 212-260 on Monday.<B>Kiski Area (222):</B> Adam Wood 42, Kyle Harrell 42, Steve Golemblewski 43, Jared Houth 46, Phil Cappo 49<B>Knoch (207):</B> Joe Boros 40, Jared Hennig 41, Cody Bastin 41, Corey Branchen 42, Kory Schorr 43<B>Moniteau 221, Rocky Grove 263 —</B> Mitchell Hunter earned medalist honors with a 37 to pace the Warriors (4-4).<B>Rocky Grove (263):</B>Ryan Meyer 45, Matt Snyder 47, Curtis Schull 57, Justin Lower 54, Travis Melhuish 60<B>Moniteau (221):</B>Mitchell Hunter 37, Erik Fort 45, Ethan Fowler 45, Mike Saper 45, Jeremy Ritts 49<B>Freeport 214, Ford City 218 — </B>Tyler Thompson's 41 helped the Yellowjackets (8-4, 5-4) down the sabers in section action.<B>Ford City (218):</B>Matt Buzzinotti 42, Brendan Ignatz 43, Matt Cippel 43, Ryan Bartosh 45, Chris Ignatz 45<B>Freeport (214):</B>Tyler Thompson 41, Zach McQueen 42, Clayton Smith 43, Dave Soltis 44, Kane Mowatt 44<B>Seneca Valley 198, Pine-Richland 202 — </B>Matt Vogt (38) and Don Raymus (39) led the Raiders to this section win.<B>Pine-Richland (202):</B> Dave Owen 37, Sean McKee 39, Casey Watt 40, Jordan Hombosky 40, Zach Fleissner 46<B>Seneca Valley (198):</B> Matt Vogt 38, Don Raymus 39, Andrew Tang 40, Hunter McCaffrey 40, Luke Martin 41
<B>Karns City 3, North Clarion 2 — </B>Ashley Campbell had 14 kills, seven digs, 18 service points, including six aces, four blocks and 40 assists as the Gremlins held on for a 25-21, 25-19, 18-25, 24-26, 16-14 win.Laken Morrow added 15 kills, five digs and nine points (four aces), and Breanna Bowser had five kills, eight digs, 11 service points and 25 assists for the Gremlins (2-2).<B>Knoch 3, Ambridge 0 — </B>Zoe Hughes had 12 kills and four aces and Liz Ogershok had 12 service points and six aces to power the Knights to the 25-14, 25-17, 25-15 Section 2-AA win.Ashley Neurohr chipped in with five kills and Liz Hill had five kills and three aces for Knoch (5-0, 4-0).<B>Seneca Valley 3, North Allegheny 1 — </B>Jillian Galloway had 10 kills and Lauren Balmert had 29 assists to lead the Raiders to the 25-23, 25-14, 13-25, 25-18 win.Sarah Beals and Jen Boyd added eight kills each and Megan Franz added six kills for Seneca Valley (6-1).<B>East Forest 3, Moniteau 0 —</B> Nicole Campbell had five blocks, but the Warriors fell 25-14, 25-18, 25-21.The Moniteau junior varsity team also lost 25-10, 21-25, 14-16.<B>Cross CountryButler 16, Knoch 41; North Hills 25, Butler 30 (boys); Knoch 19, Butler 36; North Hills 22, Butler 40 (girls) — </B>Ben Porter of Butler and Jolene Kunkle of Knoch were the overall boys and girls winners in this double dual meet.Butler (boys 2-3, girls 1-4) will run Hampton at Hartwood Acres on Tuesday.<B>Boys Top 10</B>Ben Porter (B), Kush (NH), Vlah (NH), Silenieks (NH), Logan Elias (B), Ciak (NH), Wayne Dailey (B), J.T. Fleming (B), Brian Tackett (K), Grant Baron (B)<B>Girls Top 10</B>Jolene Kunkel (K), M. McIntyre (NH), Alyssa Kunkel (K), M. Hebda (NH), Evanchec (K), Trisha Brandt (B), Ashton Dolan (B), Enzerra (NH), Sencak (NH), Shields (NH)
Butler's boys cross country team placed third at Saturday's Class AAA competition at Slippery Rock University, led by Bennett Porter's fifth-place time of 16 minutes, 38 seconds. Wayne Dailey placed second for the Golden Tornado, Logan Elias was third and Matt Crawford was fourth.<B>Freeport 19, Kittanning 42; Greensburg Central Catholic 25, Freeport 30 (boys); Freeport 23, Kittanning 36; Greensburg Central Catholic 20, Freeport 40 (girls) — </B>Sergei Dines placed second in the boys race and Christine Marty third in the girls race to lead the Yellowjackets.<B>Boys Top 10</B>Greg Forsythe (G) 17:36, Sergei Dines (F) 17:57, Brendan Morris (K) 17:57, Mac Byrne-Houser (G) 18:20, Jordan Sishober (G) 18:48, Eric Dunn (F) 18:57, Matt Hall (F) 18:59, Tom Forsythe (G) 19:24, Eric Snyder (F) 19:33, Tony Giori (F) 19:43<B>Girls Top 10</B>Sara Lammert (G) 21:27, Trina Cornman (K) 22:32, Christine Marty (F) 22:44, Emily Tressler (G) 23:42, Alissa Kuta (G) 23:53, Breanna Santa (G) 24:38, Anna Ford (F) 24:49, Kaitlyn Johnson (G) 24:57, Chrissy Eschina (G) 25:08, Alison Kidder (K) 25:43<B>Moniteau 19, Venango Catholic 41; Moniteau 15, A-C Valley 40 (girls); Moniteau 15, Keystone 40; Venango Catholic 23, A-C Valley 36 (boys) — </B>Moniteau's Eric Hillard and Tony Miller grabbed the top two places and the Warriors had four of the top five en route to the victories.The Moniteau girls team fielded a full squad while A-C Valley's girls had just four runners and Venango Catholic and Keystone just one apiece.<B>Boys Top 10</B>Eric Hilliard (M) 17:20, Tony Miller (M) 18:30, Mike McNellie (VC) 18:57, Andrew Edmonds (M) 19:11, Lucas Rodgers (M) 19:49, Nate Wolbert (K) 20:00, Evan Best (ACV) 20:05, Ben Freeman (VC) 20:06, Jordan Miller (ACV) 20:32, Dylan Kristufek (M) 20:50<B>Girls Top 10</B>Megan Lutz (VC) 21:14, Emily Milford (ACV) 23:39, Nicole Marshall (ACV) 23:45, Kate Best (ACV) 25:14, Carolyn Blauser (ACV) 25:23, Kristy ice (M) 25:38, Michelle Gebhart (M) 26:53, Gretchen McCormick (M) 27:58, Mimi Haney (M) 27:59, Kelly Mapes (K) 30:54<B>Karns City 25, Rocky Grove 31; Karns City 16, Union 47; Rocky Grove 17, Union 46 (boys) — </B>Chris Harmon (18:35) and Aaron McGarvey (18:42) went 1-2 in the boys race to lead the Gremlins to the dual meet sweep.In the girls meet, Sarah Young of Karns City placed second overall with a time of 24:50. Next up, Karns City (5-1) will compete at the KSACMeet at Rocky Grove on Tuesday.<B>Boys Top 10</B>Chris Harmon (KC) 18:35, Aaron McGarvey (KC) 18:42, Andrew Setzcorn (RG) 19:24, Patrick Fuller (RG) 19:34, Bryce Foreback (KC) 19:44, Ethan McGarvey (KC) 19:45, Clinton Hayes (RG) 19:49, Chris Deitz (U) 20:39, Jacob Shevitz (RG) 20:48, Dylan Grenatt (RG) 21:18<B>Slippery Rock 15, Franklin 50 (boys); Slippery Rock 19, Franklin 43 (girls) — </B>Both Rocket teams improved to 2-0 as Nate King and Rachel Richter won the boys and girls races, respectively.<B>Boys Top 10</B>Nate King (SR)18:45, Owen Bowser (SR)18:46, Dan Hartzell (SR)18:57, Jacob Spurjk (SR)19:14, Eddie Schrieber (SR)19:28, Jackson Udy (SR)19:35, Nathan Eilenfeldt (SR)19:39, Nate Frye (F)20:11, Sean Schrieber (SR)20:13, Burt Hines (F)20:19<B>Girls Top 10</B>Rachel Richter (SR) 23:10, Sadie Grabatt (F)23:22, Andrea Shaffer (SR)24:08, Calley Bridges (SR)24:21, Kate Broznic (SR)25:26, Susan Timko (SR)25:40, Sarah Grabner (SR)25:53, Misty Byler (F)26:02, Kayla Brendlinger (SR)26:12, Hannah Bailey (F)26:23<B>Top junior high boy</B> — Ryan Thompson (SR)11:00 (1.7 miles)<B>Top junior high girl</B> — Jessica Bennett (SR)13:22
