Shaler goalkeeper Alicia Tutino, rear, and teammate Rachel Mueller, left, try to keep the ball away from Seneca Valley's Brianna Meurer Wednesday in the Raiders' 1-0 win.

Luke Martin and Dave Roberts each carded a 34 to lead the Seneca Valley boys golf team to a 179-216 victory over New Castle at Cranberry Highlands Wednesday, setting a school record for team score in the process.

All five of the Raiders fired a 38 or better as the team clinched a playoff spot and at least a share of the section title.

Seneca Valley (12-2, 11-2) will capture the section outright with a win against Butler next Wednesday.

New Castle (216): Boo Ratko 37, Devan Heasley 40, Jay Copper 43, Zach Bromley 45, Frank Dodd 51.

Seneca Valley (179): Luke Martin 34, Dave Roberts 34, Matt Vogt 36, Connor McCaffrey 37, Andrew Tang 38

Grove City 151, Lakeview 194 — Derek Forese's 35 helped the Eagles improve to 7-2 on the season in this dual match at Grove City Country Club.Grove City will play at the Kennedy Tournament today, then host the District 10 Championship Tuesday.

Lakeview (194): Darren Hovis 39, Dylan Burton 39, Mike McMullen 52, Cory Hoovler 64

Grove City (151):Derek Forese 35, Steve Deyarmin 37, Jeff Revesz 39, Garrett Molloy 40

<B>Slippery Rock 8, Maplewood 1 — </B>Elissa McCune scored three goals and Mallory Ralston added two for the Rockets.Melanie Prelec, Alex Buletich and Sarah Cessar each added a goal while goalkeeper Ali Doyle made five saves for Slippery Rock (8-0-1).<B>Seneca Valley 1, Shaler 0 — </B>The Raiders shut out the Titans in this section matchup. No details were available.

<B>Seneca Valley 194, Ellwood City 219 —</B> Shannon O'Halloran fired a 45 to lead all golfers in the Raiders' win at Delmar.Seneca Valley (5-8) will host Mars Monday at Connoquenessing Country Club.<B>Seneca Valley (194):</B>Shannon O'Halloran 45, Brooke Arrington 49, Jennifer Suder 49, Kristen Drevna 51<B>Ellwood City (219):</B>Amanda Whalen 49, Maggie McKenna 55, Liz Smith 57, Jessika Irwin 58

<B>Butler (boys) 15, Shaler 50; North Allegheny 23, Butler 33; Shaler 28, Butler (girls) 29; North Allegheny 15, Butler 50 — </B>Ben Porter finished second overall in the boys race for the Golden Tornado Tuesday.Butler's Ashton Dolan led the girls with a 10th-place finish.Other top 10 runners for Butler's boys were Wayne Dailey (fourth), J.T.Fleming (seventh) and Logan Elias (ninth).