SV volleyball rolling

May 04, 2012 Last Updated: May 04, 2012 03:09 PM High School

Slippery Rock's Cassie Vogan tags out Jamestown's Lindsey Guerrini at second base during the Rockets' 10-4 softball victory. SR is bidding for its first District 10 playoff appearance since 2000.

Alex Berner, Chad Albert and Brian Pudlo each contributed nine kills as Seneca Valley's boys volleyball team cruised to a 3-0 win at Pine-Richland.

Max McCloskey managed 39 assists for the Raiders, who won by scores of 25-18, 25-18 and 25-16.

Eric Speicher added five kills and Tim Pecora five digs in the victory.

Grove City's Ryan Grace pitched 6 1/3 innings of no-hit baseball and earned the win after striking out five and walking five in a 7-3 victory at Oil City.Tyler Devine did his part for the Eagles, collecting two hits, including a home run.Grove City 000 421 0 — 7 5 4Oil City 000 100 2 — 3 1 2W: Ryan Grace 6.1 IP (5K, 5BB). L: Cochran 3+ IP (2K, 2BB).Grove City (10-5, 7-0): Tyler Devine 1B HR 2ROil City: Amos 1BMonday: Cathedral Prep at Grove City

Chandler Krelow singled, doubled and tripled as Knoch collected 14 hits in a 15-6 win over visiting New Castle.In other games:• Sabrina Johns, Jordan Downs and Alex Boyle each had two singles, but Karns City fell 3-2 at Keystone.The Gremlins (4-7) out-hit the Panthers 10-4.• A-C Valley totaled 13 hits in a 19-8, five-inning win over West Forest.• Stephanie Kotomski picked up the win and Katie Myers, Kalene Ireland and Cassie Vogan all had doubles as surging Slippery Rock downed Jamestown 10-4.The win lifts the Rockets to 6-7 overall and 4-3 in the league with big games against Grove City and Hickory next week. Two more wins and Slippery Rock will make the playoffs for the first time since 2000.New Castle 022 002 0 — 6 7 4Knoch 044 034 x — 15 14 1W: Shelby Bruggeman 4 IP (0K, 1BB). L: Cioffi 4 IP (4K, 2BB).New Castle: Evans 2B, Cioffi 2B, Dudich 2BKnoch (11-5): Chandler Krelow 1B 2B 3B, Mikayla Moretti 1B 2B, Calla Hinderliter 3-1B, Brittany Nulph 2-1BToday: Knoch at ButlerKarns City 100 001 0 — 2 10 3Keystone 100 001 1 — 3 4 1W: Hall 7 IP (10K, 2BB). L: Lauren Downs 6.2 IP (1K, 2BB).Karns City (4-7): Sabrina Johns 2-1B, Jordan Downs 2-1B, Alex Boyle 2-1B, Kara Kerschbaumer 1B, Clara Stoughton 1B, Lauren Downs 1B, Morgan Deal 1BKeystone: McQuiston 1B 2B 3BMonday: Karns City at Clarion-LimestoneWest Forest 006 20x x — 8 8 3A-C Valley 10(10) 8xx x — 19 13 2W: Lainie Best 3 IP (0K, 0BB). L: Wolbert 3 IP (2K, 4BB).A-C Valley (4-8): Danielle Kaufman 2-1B, Kelsie Russell 2-1B, Abby Wetzel 2-1B, Kayla Cratty 2-1B, Jess DeHart 2-1BToday: A-C Valley at East ForestJamestown 000 103 0 — 4 6 2Slippery Rock 310 420 x — 10 12 3W: Stephanie Kotomski 7IP (1K, 0BB). L: Marissa Hetrich 6IP (6K, 3BB).Jamestown: Nichole McElhaney 2B, Lindsey Guerrini 2BSlippery Rock (6-7, 4-3): Katie Myers 2B, Kalene Ireland 2B, Cassie Vogan 2B RBIMonday: Slippery Rock at Grove City

Butler received five points from both Tanner Kotch (three goals, two assists) and Cody Bachman (two goals, three assists) as the Golden Tornado won at McDowell 13-6.J.J. Raab and Cory Hilliard both added two goals, while Chandler Harvey, Zach Harrison, Alex Guiste and Sebastian Moran all scored once.Defensive stars included Jake Whann, Ian Bergbigler and Trevor Monteleone. Josh Jablonski had seven saves for Butler (9-4, 6-0).

Union's girls dropped decisions to North Clarion (79-71) and Clarion-Limestone (83-67) on Wednesday.GirlsNorth Clarion 79, Union 71Clarion-Limestone 83, Union 67Track Events3,200-meter relay: North Clarion 11:14.1; 100 hurdles: Hileman (CL) 17.4; 100 dash: Dietz (U) 13.6; 1,600 run: Wallace (NC) 5:43; 400 dash: Leadbetter (CL) 1:08; 400 relay: Clarion-Limestone 56.3; 300 hurdles: Hileman (CL) 51.6; 800 run: Wallace (NC) 2:29.7; 200 dash: Dietz (U) 29.2; 3,200 run: Wallace (NC) 13:01.3; 1,600 relay: Clarion-Limestone 4:41.8Field EventsHigh jump: Ochs (NC) 4-7; Long jump: Gatesman (NC) 13-11; Triple jump: Leadbetter (CL) 32-5; Shot put: Knepp (CL) 30-1; Discus: Roberts (U) 86-6; Javelin: Brink (U) 92-7; Pole vault: Henry (CL) 9-0

Kalie Soller scored five goals, but Seneca Valley fell to Quaker Valley 13-10.Lindsey Leddon and Morgan Midkiff each added a pair of goals and Misha Demchuk also found the net for the Raiders (8-4).