Karns City junior track standout Logan Moroney broke the school record in the boys' 200-meter dash Monday, finishing the event in a time of 22.56 seconds in a 105-45 victory over North Clarion.

Moroney also tied his own school standard in the 100 dash with a time of 10.93.

KC's girls also won (93-57), with Cheyenne Troutman taking the 200 dash, high jump and long jump.

Boys

Karns City 105, North Clarion 45

3,200 relay: North Clarion 9:43; 110 hurdles: Everetts (KC) 16.47; 100 dash: Moroney (KC) 10.93; 1,600 run: Wilson (NC) 5:14; 400 run: Turner (KC) 53.3; 400 relay: Karns City (Weckerly, Kepple, Moroney, Moore) 45.2; 300 hurdles: Everetts (KC) 41.9; 800 run: Kiefer (NC) 2:09.5; 200 dash: Moroney (KC) 22.56; 3,200 run: Wilson (NC) 11:11; 1,600 relay: Karns City (Everetts, Dunmyre, Turner, Moroney) 3:36.2

Shot put: Filges (KC) 41-11; Discus: Beham (KC) 104-3; Javelin: Kelsea (KC) 141-0; High jump: Dunn (KC) 6-0; Long jump: Popoleo (NC) 20-9; Triple jump: Everetts (KC) 41-0.5; Pole vault: Conto (KC) 11-0

Girls

Karns City 93, North Clarion 57

3,200 relay: North Clarion 11:03; 100 hurdles: Wolfe (KC) 16.8; 100 dash: Coyle (KC) 12.9; 1,600 run: Wallace (NC) 5:33; 400 run: Schumacher (KC) 1:00.8; 400 relay: North Clarion 58.02; 300 hurdles: Bean (NC) 49.3; 800 run: Schumacher (KC) 2:24; 200 dash: Troutman (KC) 26.9; 3,200 run: Wallace (NC) 11:59; 1,600 relay: Karns City (A. Gibson, Jones, Troutman, Schumacher) 4:19

Shot put: Kriebel (KC) 26-0; Discus: Stoughton (KC) 88-7; Javelin: Schill (NC) 91-0; High jump: Troutman (KC) 4-10; Long jump: Troutman (KC) 15-9; Triple jump: Reed (NC) 33-4.5; Pole vault: Setzenfand (KC) 7-9

Rachel Rebmann smacked a two-run home run in Butler's 7-3 victory over McDowell in a rain-shortened, five-inning game.Emily McDonald got the win in the circle, striking out four and walking just one.McDowell 300 00x x — 3 5 0Butler 200 5xx x — 7 6 3W: Emily McDonald 5IP (4K, 1BB). L: Krause 4IP (7K, 4BB).Butler (6-7): Rachel Rebmann HR 2RBI, Anna Heade 2B, Jen Miller 2BThursday: Fox Chapel at Butler

Knoch's offense did all of its damage in the first three innings in a 12-4, six-inning victory at Kittanning.Chris Law doubled twice, tripled, scored three times and drove in a run for the Knights while Asa Adams singled twice and collected four RBI.Knoch 336 000 x — 12 16 1Kittanning 010 021 x — 4 7 4W: Zachary Junk 5IP (9K, 5BB).Knoch (7-5, 6-2): Hyte Eurich 2B 2R RBI, Chris Law 2-2B 3B 3R RBI, Zachary Junk 2-1B 3R RBI, Joel Zacherl 1B R RBI, Asa Adams 2-1B 4RBIWednesday:Knoch at Hampton

Vincentian Academy proved no match for Butler as the Golden Tornado rolled to a 16-1 road victory.Olivia Kappler led the outburst with four goals, Reanna Everton scored three times and Megan Crawford and Emily Pellegrino both had two goals.Also scoring for Butler (8-5) were Madeline Young, Michelle Riesmeyer, Mya Reese, Lauren Miller and Kyleigh Jarosinski.Jarosinski (10) and Rachel Gesin (4) combined for 14 saves in net.

Hunter Mincer's three goals led Mars to a 14-5 drubbing of Winchester Thurston.Blake Thompson and Zac Sicher both had two goals and two assists and Owen Vasbinder also scored twice.Kyle Thomas, Ethan Lewis and Gino Crognale each scored once.Upper St. Clair 12, Butler 7 — The Golden Tornado could not overcome an 8-0 deficit in this defeat.Clay Bachman scored three goals to pace Butler while Jake Harrison, Jamison Smith, Sam Lex and Kyler Luchkiw all found the net once.