Slippery Rock’s girls swim team placed second at its Region Championship meet Saturday at Grove City College.

The Rockets tallied 503 points, two behind champion Titusville. Slippery Rock’s boys finished sixth as Oil City won that portion of the meet with 500.50 points.

Grace Olshanski broke meet records in the 50 (24.76 seconds) and 100-yard freestyle (55.05) for the Rocket girls. Mollie Massella did likewise in the 200 freestyle (1:59.44) and 100 butterfly (59.60). Ann-Katherine Burns swam under the meet record during her second-place finish in the 100 breaststroke (1:09.54) Natalie Double won the 100 backstroke

Slippery Rock’s girls 200 medley relay (Double, Burns, Massella, Olshanski in 1:53.20) and 200 freestyle relay ((Season Grant, Burns, Double Olshanski in 1:43.07) set meet records as well.

Megan Baggetta captured the girls long jump with a leap of 16 feet, 11 inches and Butler’s boys 4x200 meter relay unit of Christopher Rubcic, Logan Ekas, Mark Klemz and David Graef won with a time of 1 minute, 35.34 seconds Saturday as the Golden Tornado wrapped up their regular season.

Butler competed in the Tri-State Track Coaches Association Meet #4 at Edinboro University. The postseason will begin this Saturday with the TSTCA Indoor Championships at the same site.

The PA Indoor State Championships are Feb. 26 at Penn State University.

Butler top 10 finishers Saturday follow:

Girls

Long Jump: 1-Megan Baggetta 16.11

High Jump: 3-Grace Nichols 5-1, 9-Gracyn Vardy 4-9

Triple Jump: 3-Monica Fencil 32-7, 9-Gracyn Vardy 31-3, 10-Audrey Sansom 341-0

4x200 Relay: 4-Megan Baggetta, Rylee Jack, Adraya Baxter, Lauren Bowden 1:53.76

DMR: 6-Makayla McLister, Lyla Bowden, Amelia Turner, Ava Brewster 14:19.47

200 Meters: 6-Lauren Bowden 27.51

400 Meters: 7-Lauren Bowden 1:03.17

60 Meters: 7-Rylee Jack 8.28

Boys

4x200 Relay: 1-Christopher Rubcic, Logan Ekas, Mark Klemz, David Graef 1:35.34

4x400 Relay: 3-Joshua Aspelin, Nicholas Niebauer, Mark Klemz, Aaron Stebick 3:41.84

200 Meters: 5-Christopher Rubcic 23.57

4x800 Relay: 5-Owen Dressler, Ethan Thomas, Silvio Andreassi, Jacob Kauffman 9:05.56

Triple Jump: 6-Logan Ekas 38-9.5

Shot Put: 7-Markeis Frazier 42-8

400 Meters: 7-Aaron Stebick 53.64

800 Meters: 8-Drew Knight 2:04.45, 10-Zachary Slear 2:05.79

Pole Vault: 9-Troy Ritson 11-0

60 Meters: 10-David Graef 7.42

Andrew Maddalon scored 21 points and Max Hurray added 17 Saturday as North Catholic won its portion of the Don Barth Classic, 66-45, over Central Catholic.

The Trojans (16-6) won their sixth straight game in closing the regular season. Central Catholic slipped to 13-9 overall. Both teams will be in the WPIAL playoffs.

CENTRAL CATHOLIC 45

Randy Frederick 11

NORTH CATHOLIC 66

Andrew Maddalon 21, Max Hurray 17.

Central Catholic 11 7 6 21 — 45

North Catholic 23 5 16 22 — 66

Cambridge Springs 55, A-C Valley 47 — The Falcons were led by Jay Clover with 17 points. Alex Preston added 12 and Ryan Cooper 11. Cambridge Springs scored 22 points in the final eight minutes to put away the win.

A-C VALLEY 47

Brody Dittman 5, Ryan Cooper 11, Alex Preston 12, Jay Clover 17, Seth Best 2. Totals: 19 6-13 47.

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 55

E.Counesse 11, J. Resisenauer 16, P.Schmidt 10, B.Campbell 11, O.Riley 7. Totals: 21 8-10 55.

A-C Valley 12 8 11 16 — 47

Cambridge Springs 17 7 9 22 — 55

Ava Walker scored 23 points, sinking four 3-pointers, as North Catholic (19-3) extended its winning streak to 13 with a 65-54 win over Oakland Catholic in the girls portion of the Don Barth Classic.

Alayna Rocco added 20 points for the Trojanettes. Oakland Catholic (19-3) had a 17-game winning streak snapped.

OAKLAND CATHOLIC 54

Alexa Washington 18, Rachel Haver 11.

NORTH CATHOLIC 65

Ava Walker 23, Alayna Rocco 20, Anna Waskiewicz 10.

Oakland Catholic 13 17 11 13 — 54

North Catholic 15 10 26 14 — 65

Carter Blystone scored a goal for Butler off an assist from Brayden Hardsock, but the Golden Tornado dropped a 4-1 decision to Greater Latrobe at Nevin Arena. The Wildcats scored three power play goals.

EJ Delaney made 34 saves for the Golden Tornado, who play Mars at 9 p.m. Monday at the Baierl Ice Complex.