Seneca Valley boys soccer routs Butler; North Catholic football stays hot: Highlights & scores
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Seneca Valley's Derek Larrimer (11), advances against Butler's Ethan Harper (23) in a boys soccer game Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, at Seneca Valley's NexTier Stadium. Lindsey McConnell/Butler Eagle
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Butler's Nixon Ernst (41) advances downfield in a boys soccer game Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, at Seneca Valley's NexTier Stadium. Lindsey McConnell/Butler Eagle
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Butler's Thaddeus Mago (29) and Derrick Eggleton (28) defend against Seneca Valley's Sam Keefer (5) Seneca Valley's Derek Larrimer (11), advances against Butler's Ethan Harper (23) in a boys soccer game Thursday, Oct. 15, 2026, at Seneca Valley's NexTier Stadium. Lindsey McConnell/Butler Eagle
Seneca Valley boys soccer wrapped up its WPIAL Section 3-4A schedule with a 7-0 victory over Butler at NexTier Stadium on Thursday.
Jacob Prex managed a hat trick for the Raiders, Donovan Miller scored twice, Zach White and Derek Larrimer both found the net once.
Kyle DeMaster earned the shutout in net.
Seneca Valley (12-1 overall) won the section championship with a record of 9-1.
Sharpsville 3, Karns City 1 — Ethan McElravy scored for the Gremlins and Xavier Bartoe tallied an assist.
Brock Dittman had 18 saves in the loss.
Deer Lakes 3, Freeport 2 — The Lancers scored the decisive goal on a penalty kick with 12 minutes left in the game.
Knoch 2, Highlands 0 — Luke Myers and Cam Rial scored for the Knights.
North Catholic made Thursday a miserable night for the Neshannock Lancers.
The Trojans scored two touchdowns on their first four offensive plays and went on to post a 38-7 non-conference victory in the 412 Football Classic at FNB Stadium in Pittsburgh.
Running back Anthony Greene got things started with an 82-yard TD run on his first carry of the night. He finished with 136 yards and two scores on just eight attempts.
Nate Swisher’s four carries yielded 93 yards and another TD. Will Waskiewicz scored twice, including on a 64-yard punt return.
Justin Edworthy gained 111 yards rushing on 18 attempts for Neshannock (6-2).
North (5-3) has won five straight games. The Trojans dive back into Allegheny 7 Conference play when they visit Valley next Friday.
Shareen Thangiah’s goal off an assist from Kylie Workman was all the scoring Slippery Rock needed in a 1-0 victory over Hickory.
Sophie Hensel stopped four shots for the Rockets (12-1-2).
Deer Lakes 7, Karns City 0 — No other details were available from this loss for the Gremlins.
Evelyn Marche, Macaria Stall and Anna Ravotti swept the singles matches for North Catholic as the Trojanettes dispatched Sewickley Academy 4-1 in a WPIAL Class 2A team quarterfinal playoff at Cranberry Township Community Park.
The doubles team of Claire Elliott/Gabby Kress also won for North, which will face Winchester Thurston in a semifinal on Monday.
Freeport improved to 18-0 with a sweep of Highlands.
Emily Boylan, Evie Tola and Jayme Radvan combined for 22 kills, with Caylee Zembrzuski dishing out 24 assists.
Lauren Hellgren’s night included four kills and three blocks.
Karns City 3, Forest 0 — The Gremlins received 11 aces from Addison Fox and seven aces courtesy of Adeline Hills.
Clarion-Limestone 3, A-C Valley 0 — The Falcons fell to the Lions by scores of 25-21, 25-12 and 25-19.
Lexi Altman tallied 15 assists, Sarah Bashline 18 digs and Gianna Louise 11 kills for A-C Valley.
Oakland Catholic 3, Knoch 0 — Alyssa Patterson had 10 kills in defeat for the Knights (9-6, 8-4).
Olivia Hawk had 24 digs and Maelan Bajuszik 22 digs in the loss, which came by scores of 25-20, 25-22 and 25-14.
North Allegheny 3, Butler 0 — Raina Lewandowski contributed seven kills and five digs for the Golden Tornado. Eva Stutz posted 10 digs and Campbell Clouse eight assists.
Slippery Rock 3 Sharon 1 — The Rockets rallied after dropping the first set to the Tigers.
Lexi Caldwell totaled 28 assists. Maddie Carlantonio, Savannah Smith and Gia Kovacik all tallied eight kills.
Gia Kovacik, Lylah Robare and Lyla Runtas combined for 41 digs. Lily Miller tallied three blocks.
Keystone 3, Moniteau 0 — Emily Matz had nine kills in defeat, Sayge Brunst offered up 32 digs for the Warriors.
