Hinderliter's 1-hitter helps Knights
Colin Hinderliter pitched a one-hitter as the Knoch baseball team rolled over Highlands, 6-0, Tuesday.
Hinderliter had nine strikeouts and three walks in the complete-game win.
John DeWalt led the Knights' offense with three singles and two runs.
Knoch (3-3, 3-2) will host Mars today.
In other games:
• Josh Daley and Jarod Agostino each drove in two runs in a six-run sixth inning as Slippery Rock posted a 6-4 victory over Commodore Perry.
• Neil Scott's double in the top of the fifth inning was Union's lone hit in a 10-0, six-inning loss to Redbank Valley.
• Cameron Turner homered, but Karns City lost a home game to Clarion-Limestone, 7-4.
Knoch 310 010 1—6 14 0Highlands 000 000 0—0 1 2W: Colin Hinderliter 7IP (9 K, 3 BB).
L: Jeff Campbell 1IP (0 K, 1 BB).
Knoch (3-3, 3-2): John DeWalt 3-1B 2R, Robert Zanella 1B 2B, Dale Gallo 1B 2B, Stush Antoszyk 2-1B
Highlands (2-6, 1-4): Danny Jackson 1B
Today: Mars at Knoch
Com. Perry 003 010 0—4 8 2Slippery Rock 000 006 x—6 8 4W: Nick Cress 1IP (1 K, 1 BB).
L: Joe Jackline 6IP (9 K, 3 BB).
Commodore Perry: Josh Chisem 1B 2B 2 RBI
Slippery Rock (2-4, 1-0): Josh Daley 2B 2 RBI, Jarod Agostino 1B 2 RBI
Thursday: Meadville at Slippery Rock
Union 000 000 x—0 1 2Redbank Valley 510 202 x—10 13 0W: Hibell 6IP (13 K, 1 BB).
L: A.J. Ethriedge 3IP (3 K, 1 BB).
Union (2-2): Neil Scott 2B
Redbank Valley: Hibell 2-1B 2 RBI, Colwell 3-1B 2 RBI
Thursday: Rocky Grove at Union
C-Limestone 100 150 0—7 6 2Karns City 211 000 0—4 9 5W: Simpson 3IP (5 K, 1 BB).
L: Cameron Turner 7IP (4 K, 4 BB).
Clarion-Limestone: Romig 1B 2B
Karns City (3-3, 2-2): Cameron Turner 1B HR, Brett Green 1B 2B, Cody Williams 2B, Joe King 2B
Thursday: Karns City at Cranberry
Kirsten Brant, Jade Thrower and Zoe Hughes each hit a solo home run in the bottom of the fifth inning as Knoch disposed of Indiana, 12-2, in six innings.Hughes hit for the cycle in the win.In other games:• Brandi Dunkle struck out 13 and hit a single, a double and a triple in Karns City's 7-1 win over Clarion-Limestone.• Despite Amanda Skidmore going the distance, striking out four and surrendering two hits, Butler dropped a 3-0 decision to visiting Riverside.• Lauren Snyder collected three singles and two RBI, but A-C Valley fell at Rocky Grove, 8-7.• Ashley Lominski homered, scored twice and had four RBI as Moniteau topped Venango Catholic 15-6.<B>Indiana 000 020 x— 2 4 3Knoch 010 335 x—12 20 4W:</B> Chelsea Martin 6 IP (3 K, 3 BB). <B>L:</B> Melissa Wilson 5IP (4 K, 3 BB).<B>Indiana:</B> Becca Smith 2B<B>Knoch (7-1, 7-1):</B> Amanda Sheppeck 1B 3-2B, Kirsten Brant 1B 2B HR, Jade Thrower HR, Zoe Hughes 1B 2B 3B HR<B>Today:</B> Freeport at Knoch<B>C-Limestone 000 010 0—1 3 2Karns City 200 320 x—7 6 2W:</B> Brandi Dunkle 7 IP (13 K, 2 BB). <B>L:</B> Krista Fuller 6IP (9 K, 2 BB).<B>Clarion-Limestone:</B> Stephanie Lutz R<B>Karns City (3-2, 3-0):</B> Brandi Dunkle 1B 2B 3B 2 RBI, Samantha Ryan 3B RBI, Lisa Kaylor 1B RBI<B>Thursday:</B> Karns City at Cranberry<B>Riverside 000 020 1—3 2 3Butler 000 000 0—0 6 4W:</B> Kari Falk 7IP (9 K, 0 BB). <B>L:</B> Amanda Skidmore 7IP (4 K, 1 BB).<B>Riverside:</B> Leah Risuta 1B, Ashley Pritts 1B<B>Butler (4-5):</B> Amanda Skidmore 2-1B, Karen Cumberledge 2-1B<B>Thursday:</B> Pine-Richland at Butler<B>Venango Cath. 100 230 0—6 2 7Moniteau 501 441 x—15 16 3W:</B> Michael Cousins 4 IP (8 K, 11 BB). <B>L:</B> Slima 6 IP (3 K, 0 BB).<B>Venango Catholic:</B> Clerici 2B<B>Moniteau (5-0):</B> Kaylie Vanlieu 3-1B, 2-R; Alex Quercio 2-2B, 1B, 3-R, RBI; Sam Ambuster 2B; Ashley Lominski HR, 2-R, 4-RBI; Ashley Pisor 2B, 3B, 2-R, 2-RBI; Cousins 2-1B<B>Thursday:</B> Claron @ Moniteau<B>A-C Valley 022 201 0—7 12 3Rocky Grove 000 044 x—8 6 1W:</B> Lowry 4IP (8 K, 2 BB). <B>L:</B> Karly Kaufman 6IP (12 K, 2 BB).<B>A-C Valley (2-4):</B> Lauren Snyder 3-1B R 2 RBI, Allie Atwood 2-1B R<B>Rocky Grove:</B> Slater 2B R<B>Thursday:</B> A-C Valley at Keystone
Ian Campbell won all three jumping events to lead the Slippery Rock boys team to a 97-53 win over George Junior Republic.Elsewhere:<B>Freeport 124, Shady Side Academy 25 (boys); Freeport 94, Shady Side Academy 56 —</B> Freeport's girls stayed perfect at 7-0 while the boys improved to 6-1.<B>BoysSlippery Rock 97, George Junior Republic 533,200-meter relay:</B> Slippery Rock (Eilenfeldt, Bowser, King, Hartzell) 9:20; <B>110-meter hurdles:</B> Osborne (SR) 15.4; <B>100-meter dash:</B> Banks (GJR) 10.9; <B>1,600-meter run:</B> Bowser (SR) 5:07; <B>400-meter dash:</B> Cravener (SR) 53.0; <B>400 meter relay:</B> George Junior Republic 44.9; <B>300-meter hurdles:</B> Geisler (SR) 42.8; <B>800-meter run:</B> Hartzell (SR) 2:08; <B>200-meter dash:</B> Miller (GJR) 23.0; <B>3,200-meter run:</B> Spurk (SR) 11:05; <B>1,600-meter relay:</B> George Junior Republic 3:44.08<B>High jump:</B> Campbell (SR) 6-4; <B>Long jump:</B> Campbell (SR) 19-8; <B>Triple jump:</B> Campbell (SR) 40-9Z\x; <B>Shot put:</B> Mitchell (GJR) 46-5; <B>Discus:</B> Grills (SR) 116-1; <B>Javelin:</B> Mitchell (GJR) 142-3; <B>Pole vault</B>: Steele (SR) 8-0<B>BoysFreeport 124, Shady Side Academy 253,200-meter relay:</B> Freeport (Alex Isenberg, John Reichenbaugh, Pete Cline, Nick Gentile) 10:03; <B>110-meter hurdles:</B> Corey Tague (F) 17.6; <B>100-meter dash:</B> Jake Morrison (F) 11.4; <B>1,600-meter run:</B> Nick Gentile (F) 5:16; <B>400-meter dash:</B> Sharma (SSA) 55.9; <B>400 meter relay:</B> Freeport 46.5; <B>300-meter hurdles:</B> Derek Durand (F) 44.7; <B>800-meter run:</B> John Reichenbaugh (F) 2:19; <B>200-meter dash:</B> Jake Morrison (F) 23.7; <B>3,200-meter run:</B> Kevin Kepple (F) 11:33; <B>1,600-meter relay:</B> Freeport (Derek Durand, Andrew Teorsy, John Reichenbaugh, Dylan McCoy) 3:57.2<B>High jump:</B> Ryan Sheestel (F) 5-8; <B>Long jump:</B> Tyler Collins (F) 19-5¾; <B>Triple jump:</B> Alex Isenberg (F) 40-2; <B>Shot put:</B> Bryan Caripolti (F) 43-1; <B>Discus:</B> Miles Smolic (F) 123-6; <B>Javelin:</B> Matt Lucas (F) 150-8; <B>Pole vault</B>: Tyler Pajerski (F) 9-6<B>GirlsFreeport 94, Shady Side Academy 563,200-meter relay:</B> Shady Side Academy 11:16; <B>100-meter hurdles:</B> Amanda Zahumensky (F) 18.4; <B>100-meter dash:</B> Chelsea Chaffman (F) 14.0; <B>1,600-meter run:</B> Jueng (SSA) 5:34; <B>400-meter dash:</B> Jordan Dunn (F) 1:05.5; <B>400 meter relay:</B> Freeport (Chelsea Chaffman, Amanda Zacchia, Kamri Brestensky, Nicolette Blake) 53.9; <B>300-meter hurdles:</B> Dresberry (SSA) 53.7; <B>800-meter run:</B> Jordan Dunn (F) 2:31.3; <B>200-meter dash:</B> Chelsea Chaffman (F) 28.6; <B>3,200-meter run:</B> Jueng (SSA) 11:58; <B>1,600-meter relay:</B> Shady Side Academy 4:21<B>High jump:</B> Megan Affrica (F) 4-7; <B>Long jump:</B> Glenn (SSA) 15-4¾; <B>Triple jump:</B> Harley Westerman (F) 33-6; <B>Shot put:</B> Lyles (SSA) 33-10; <B>Discus:</B> Jessica Fair (F) 92-7; <B>Javelin:</B> Alyssa Blake (F) 84-9; <B>Pole vault</B>: Merrissa Malcolm (F) 10-6
Ten different Seneca Valley players scored goals as the Raiders routed Shaler 15-1 Tuesday.Andrea St. Clair, Lindsay Flavian, Shannon Quail, Melissa Ball and Mallory Dailey each scored two goals for Seneca Valley (6-3, 3-0).Goalie Katy Sterling had four saves for the Raiders, who travel to section rival Pine-Richland Thursday.<B>North Hills 16, Butler 9</B> — Becca Crissman scored three goals and Sarah Schweiger and Liz Manuel each added two goals, but the Golden Tornado fell North Hills.Butler (1-4) will host North Allegheny Thursday night.<B>Sewickley Academy 17, Knoch 2 —</B> Krissy Harbison and Brooke Balliet scored for the Knights (1-5).
