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Mangola grand slam helps SV softball stay perfect

Despite five RBI from Andy Onufrak, the Butler baseball team fell to section rival North Allegheny, 12-6, Saturday afternoon.

Onufrak had two doubles and a single. Dustin Uhlman added a run-scoring triple for the Golden Tornado (5-6, 1-1).

In other action:

• Six errors by Karns City doomed the Gremlins (2-5, 2-3) to a 16-6 five-inning loss toClarion-Limestone.

• Brandon Ray drove in two runs with a single, but Slippery Rock (2-3, 1-1) fell 5-3 on a three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth inning by Meadville.

• Pitching depleted Mars won a slugfest over New Castle, 18-15, to improve to 5-5 overall and 2-2 in the section.

• Knoch's record dipped to 0-10 with a 6-1 loss to New Castle in the continuation of a suspended game and a 5-3 loss to Highlands.

Butler 100 030 2—6 7 1North Allegheny 301 404 x—12 11 1WP: Cook (4 IP) 1 strikeout, 4 walks.

LP: Zach Cuffman (4 IP) 3 strikeouts, 3 walks

Butler (5-6, 1-5): Andy Onufrak 2-2B, 1B, 5-RBI; Dustin Uhlman 3B,RBI

North Allegheny: Trettle 2B, 1B; Bergstrom 2B, 1B

Monday: Riverside at Butler

Karns City 020 13xx x—6 6 6Clarion-Limestone 930 13x x—16 13 0WP: Plucinski (4 IP) 5 strikeouts, 5 walks.

LP: Trevor Williams (2 IP) 1 strikeout, 1 walk

Karns City (2-5, 2-3): Ben McClay 1B; Cody Williams 2-1B; Trevor Williams 2B, 2-RBI; Cody Zabicki 2B, 3-RBI; Marcus LaVan 1B

Clarion-Limestone: Plucinski 2B, 2-1B; Rornig 3-1B; Rhoads 2B, 1B

Today: Karns City at Venango Catholic

Slippery Rock 101 010 0—3 3 1Meadville 000 203 x—5 10 0WP: Nick Fedorka (6 IP) 1 strikeout, 6 walks.

LP: Adam Brydon (6 IP) 1 strikeout, 2 walks

Slippery Rock (2-3, 1-1): Brandon Ray 1B, 2-RBI; Ryan Ferguson 2B; Mac Bowser 1B, RBI

Meadville: Lomaster HR, 3-RBI

Monday: Grove City at Slippery Rock

The Seneca Valley softball juggernaut keeps on rolling.Jackie Mangola smacked a grand slam in the bottom of the fourth inning and Nicole Lollo launched a two-run shot as the Raiders rolled to an 11-0, five-inning win over North AlleghenySaturday afternoon.Seneca Valley(11-0, 8-0) pounded out 11 hits in four innings.MeganMcCormick added two doubles and three runs scored for the Raiders.In other action:• Hallie Callihan and Samantha Bly each had triples and Brandi Dunkle cruised in the circle as Karns City handled DuBois Central 5-1.Dunkle struck out six and walked just one in her four-hitter for the Gremlins (3-2).• A day after beating Mars 1-0 in dramatic fashion, Knoch (8-3, 6-3) suffered a setback againstHampton, 11-1.The loss knocked the Knights into second place in the section. No other details were available.• Freeport (5-3, 5-1) moved into a first-place tie in the section with Valley after routing Northgate 11-1.<B>NorthAllegheny 000 00x x—0 2 2Seneca Valley 301 7xx x—11 11 0WP:</B> Lauren Pennell (5 IP) 3 strikeouts, 1 walk. <B>LP:</B> Baxter (3 1/3 IP) 3 strikeouts, 2 walks<B>NorthAllegheny:</B> Polley 2B<B>Home team (11-0, 8-0):</B> Nicole Lollo 1B, HR, 3-RBI; Jackie Mangola GSHR, 4-RBI; MeganMcCormick 2-2B, 3-R; Dana Hughes 2-1B, 2-R; Liz Dorogy 1B, 2-R; Pennell 1B; Lindsay Troyer 1B, R; AshleyWatkins 2B, R<B>Tuesday:</B> Seneca Valley at Fox Chapel<B>Karns City 201 200 0—5 9 1DuBois Central 000 100 0—1 4 1WP:</B> Brandi Dunkle (7 IP) 6 strikeouts, 1 walk. <B>LP:</B> Megan Thomas (4 IP) 3 strikeouts, 2 walks<B>Karns City (3-2):</B> HaleyCallihan 3B; Samantha Bly 3B; Samantha Pyle 2-1B; AllysonKepple 2-1B; Ashton Pakutz 2-1B; Dunkle 1B<B>DuBois Central Catholic:</B> Abby Heigel 2-1B<B>Today:</B> Venango Catholic at Karns City

Kendra Hall finished second in both the shot put and discus to lead the effort for the Moniteau girls track and field team at the City of Hermitage InvitationalSaturday.Amy Gladd placed third in the 1,600-meter run and fourth in the 800-meter run. Amanda Gladd also placed in two events for the Warriors.On the boys side, Tyler Armagost placed third in the javelin for Moniteau.<B>Moniteau place winnersBoys100-meter dash:</B> 4-Kyle Mauthe 11.55; <B>1,600-meter run:</B> 7-Eric Hillard 4:42.81; <B>Javelin:</B> 3-Tyler Armagost 167-2<B>Girls100-meter hurdles: </B>6-Amanda Gladd 17.08, 8-Kathleen Harding 17.47; <B>1,600-meter run:</B> 3-Amy Gladd 5:31.07; <B>300-meter hurdles:</B> 8-Amanda Gladd 51.29; <B>800-meter run:</B> 4-Amy Gladd 2:30.36; <B>Shot put: </B>2-Kendra Hall 37-4.75; <B>Discus: </B>2-Kendra Hall 105-9

The Butler boys tennis team was swept byNorthAllegheny 5-0 Saturday afternoon.<B>Singles:</B> Andrew Marczak (NA) d. Wes Hortert 6-3, 6-1; Ryan Troia (NA) d. Andrew Hazlett 6-1, 6-1; Nick Dulac (NA) d. Pat Fitz 6-3, 6-2.<B>Doubles:</B> Matt Smith-Matt Kosovec (NA) d. Stefan Kemp-MattSlamecka 6-4, 7-5; ShawnPalmeri-Matt Dulac (NA) d. Andrew Direnzo-Evan Kowalkski 6-4, 6-4

Seneca Valley won the Meadville Invitational Saturday, defeating Erie McDowell 1-0 in the quarterfinals, Maplewood 2-0 in the semifinals and Fox Chapel 2-0 in the finals.Butler defeated Saegertown 1-0 in the quarterfinals before dropping a 2-0 decision to Fox Chapel in the next round.

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