Falcons top 10 golf teams
A-C Valley's Blayne McGuirk and Logan Wetzel fired a 72 and a 73, respectively, to finish 1-2 and to help the Falcons capture the 11-team KSAC Megamatch Monday.
A-C Valley led the way with a 316, followed by Clarion-Limestone (329) and Forest Area (340).
Tucker Preston of Karns City tied for third overall with a 76, while Moniteau was led by Mitch Hunter (77) and Union by Shawn Burns (92).
Team Scores: A-C Valley 316, Clarion-Limestone 329, Forest Area 340, Venango Catholic 341, Redbank Valley 344, Karns City 350, Keystone 366, Clarion 368, Cranberry 374, Moniteau 378, Union 426
A-C Valley (316): Blayne McGuirk 72, Logan Wetzel 73, Joe Callender 85, Allan Eaton 86
Karns City (350): Tucker Preston 76, Zach Walker 88, Tanner Kerschbaumer 90, Josh Jones 96
Moniteau (378): Mitch Hunter 77, Heath Lominski 89, Austin Meals 99, Justin McNeish 113
Union (426): Shawn Burns 92, David Graham 100, Larissa Roberts 101, Derek Priester 133
Freeport 200, Summit Academy 228 — Devin Earney carded a 36 to lead the Yellowjackets (10-4, 8-2) to the section win.
Freeport (200): Devin Earney 36, Robbie Miller 38, Tyler Thomas 39, Cole Hepler 43, Pat D'Amico 44
Summit Academy (228): Brian Dutko 42, Alex Lanzo 44, Steve Hill 47, Mike Durst 47, Eddie Carrion 48
District 10, Region 2 — Ryan Prokay's 71 and Jordan Orlowski's 76 led Grove City to the win.The Eagles had 312 total strokes, 19 better than Slippery Rock (331).Brian Giesler paced the Rockets with a 78.
Team Standings:
1-Grove City (312) — Ryan Prokay 71, Jordan Orlowski 76, Jason Revesz 80, Matt Gordon 85;
2-Slippery Rock (331) — Brian Giesler 78, Brett Rinker 82, Alec Nebel 83, Bob Paczkowski 88; 3-West Middlesex (343); 4-Sharon (354); 5-Wilmington (365); 6-Hickory (368)
<B>Butler 205, North Allegheny 206 —</B> Marissa DeCola earned medalist honors with a 38 to help the Golden Tornado edge the Tigers Monday.<B>Butler (205):</B> Marissa DeCola 38, Tori Hesidence 51, Rebecca Shakely 55, Meredith Harbison 61<B>North Allegheny (206):</B> Ryanne Tyler 48, Amanda Adams 51, Lizzie Hammel 52, Tara Broderick 55Soccer<B>Mars 8, Burrell 0 —</B> Karli Paracca had two goals to power the Planets past the Bucs.Kristen Check, Alanna Haefner, Mani Brueckner, Audra Sitterly and Crysta Ganter tallied one goal apiece.The defense of Haefner, Jordyn White and Erica Schwab contributed to the shutout.<B>Karns City 5, Forest Area 0 —</B> Erin McCue, Kara Yasika, Emily Olszak, Kylie Laughery and Kayla Craig each scored a goal for the Gremlins (5-1).<B>Slippery Rock 11, Kennedy Catholic 0 —</B> Danielle Wissinger had three goals, and Casey Dudek and Morgan Siebka added two apiece for the Rockets.Harley Boyd, Anna Cessar, Allie Lotz and Alyssa Waryanka registered one goal each for Slippery Rock (3-1).
<B>Knoch 3, Deer Lakes 0 — </B>Cordell Delzer, Klaus Ondrizek and Bob Larrimer each tallied a goal to lead the Knights (6-1, 4-1).
<B>Freeport 3, Avonworth 0 — </B>Anna Christy had 16 service points and 35 assists, and Rachel Grubbs had 14 points, five kills and three blocks to lead the Yellowjackets.Laura Prunty added eight points and six kills, and Ashley Sample had 10 points and six kills for Freeport (5-0).<B>Shaler 3, Butler 0 — </B>Meghan Studds led the Tornado (1-3) with seven kills, but the Titans prevailed 25-18, 25-14, 25-15.<B>Plum 3, Knoch 1 — </B>Celina Sanks had 12 kills and Julia Kleinfelder had eight kills for the Knights (1-3 overall).<B>Seneca Valley 3, Mount Lebanon 1 —</B> No details were available from this nonsection win for the Raiders.
Alyssa King and Kiki Gordon tallied wins in singles play as Knoch edged Vincentian Academy, 3-2.Abby Conlon and Kassie Fissore won for the Knights (8-1, 7-1) at No. 2 doubles.<B>Singles:</B> 1-Dana Pfaff (VA) def. Brooke Ross 3-6, 6-4, 7-5; 2-Alyssa King (K) def. Maria Senatore 7-5, 6-2; 3-Kiki Gordon (K) def. Kaitlyn Tunney 6-1, 6-3<B>Doubles:</B> 1-Zonia Moore/Sofie Yostie (VA) def. Katie Conlon/Peggy Kanterman 3-6, 7-5, 6-2; 2-Abby Conlon/Kassie Fissore (K) def. Concetta Staltari/Annie Roble 6-3, 6-2<B>Mars 4, Butler 1</B> — The Planets' lone loss came at No. 2 singles in downing the Tornado.
