Herrera-Rondon sets SV record
Seneca Valley senior 152-pounder Alejandro Herrera-Rondon won by forfeit Wednesday night, breaking the school record for career wins with 157, in the Raiders' 58-8 wrestling triumph over West Allegheny.
Herrera-Rondon is 21-0 on the season, 157-14 in his high school career.
The previous record of 156 wins was set by Louis Newell, now a red-shirt sophomore wrestler at Pitt. Newell was on hand for the Raiders' match Wednesday.
Winning by pin for Seneca Valley (16-1) were Connor Smith at 106 pounds and Dylan Chappell at 132. Chappell has 146 career wins at SV.
Seneca Valley 58, West Allegheny 8106-Connor Smith (SV) pinned Caiden Harbert, :21; 113-Tyler Chappell (SV) by forfeit; 120-Nick Jones (WA) dec. Hunter Swedish, 7-0; 126-Jacob Eubanks (SV) dec. JT Hollyfield, 10-0; 132-Dylan Chappell (SV) pinned Camden Harbert, 1:30; 138-Wayne Pirt (SV) dec. Curtis Brown, 10-9; 145-Shawn Taylor (WA) tech. fall overTeagan Leighty, 4:05 (21-5); 152-Alejandro Herrera-Rondon (SV) by forfeit; 160-Antonio Amelio (SV) by forfeit; 172-Manuel Santos (SV) by forfeit; 189-Liam Volk-Klos (SV) by forfeit; 215-TJ Border (SV) dec. Brandon Shoenberger, 4-1; Hwt.-Sennaca Harvey (SV) by forfeit
Kyle Pry scored 24 points and Quinton Scriven added 16, but Moniteau dropped an 82-60 decision to Clarion at home.Beau Verdill scored 20 points for Clarion, which outscored the Warriors 30-9 in the fourth quarter to break open a close game.CLARION 82Cal German 15, Ryan Alston 3, Beau Verdill 20, Christian Simko 16, Hunter Craddock 17, Aidan Quinn 2, Dawson Smail 9. Totals: 33 10-17 82.MONITEAU 60Chance Diaz 2, Tanner Williams 5, Mason Mershimer 4, Chason Delarosa 3, Quinton Scriven 16, Ryan Jewart 3, Kyle Pry 24, Brady Thompson 3. Totals: 21 8-10 60.Clarion 29 14 9 30 — 82Moniteau16 15 20 9 — 603-point goals: German, Simko 2, Smail 3; Delarosa, Scriven, Jewart, Pry 6, Thompson
Melaina DeZort led three players in double figures, scoring 16 points as Freeport defeated Burrell, 58-38.The Yellowjackets recovered from a rough first quarter as they trailed 14-5 through eight minutes. They outscored Burrell 37-13 in the middle two quarters.FREEPORT 58Melaina DeZort 16, Ava Soilis 14, Leah Hartman 12BURRELL 38Kate Myer 12.Freeport 5 22 15 16 — 58Burrell14 6 7 11 — 38<b>Karns City 37, Venango Catholic 18 —</b> Emma Johns paced the Lady Gremlins with 17 points. Venango Catholic was limited to seven points in the first half.VENANGO CATHOLIC 18Mietus 2, Marish Wessell 4, Stewart 2, Morgan Wessell 2, Homan 8. Totals: 6 4-9 18.KARNS CITY 37Emma Dailey 2, Brooke Manuel 7, Rossi McMillen 3, Rosie Carden 4, Abby Callihan 2, Emma Johns 17, Jordan Macurak 2. Totals: 15 6-12 37.Venango Catholic 5 2 4 7 — 18Karns City7 10 9 11 — 373-point goals: Homan 2; Johns<b>Venango Catholic 57, Union 54 —</b> Dominika Logue scored 21 points for the Damsels while Hailey Kriebel added 14 in this Tuesday game.UNION 54Kennedy Vogle 11, Hailey Kriebel 14, Maggie Minick 4, Dominika Logue 21, Hailey Theuret 2, Allie Conner 2. Totals: 24 2-7 54.VENANGO CATHOLIC 57Kennedy Liederbach 5, Molly Mietus 13, Homan 28, Mariah Wessell 7, Allyson Stewart 4. Totals: 22 9-16 57.Union 13 12 12 17 — 54Venago Catholic 20 15 10 12 — 573-point goals: Vogle, Kriebel 2, Logue; Liederbach, Mietus 2, Wessell
Oil City swept a meet from Slippery Rock, the girls by an 87-64 score, the boys by a 59-22 count.Gracie Olshanski won the 50-yard freestyle, Natalie Double the 100 breaststroke for the Rocket girls. Connor Wallace won the 500 and 100 freestyle, Kevin Bowser the 100 butterfly for the boys.
Freeport swept both matches from St. Joseph by 7-0 scores.Mark Livingston led the boys with a 650 series, including games of 231, 213 and 206. Blake Olson had a 256 game and 589 series, Ashton Guay a 203-568 and Connor Maguire a 246 game.Julia Cummings led the Yellowjacket girls with a 195-551. Amber Cepec added a 191-517.
Keith Smilowitz had two goals and an assist as Freeport remained unbeaten with a 6-1 win over Fox Chapel.Jack Mason added two goals for the Yellowjackets (6-0) while Cole Mitchell had a goal and three assists. Nico DeSanti had a goal and assist, Addison Stewart four assists.Goaltender Tyler Lang stopped 20 of 21 shots.
