North Catholic girls tennis coach Dorothy Dohanics said she was relaxed while watching the WPIAL Section 3-2A doubles championship match Thursday at Oxford Athletic Club in Wexford.

On either side of the net were two familiar faces.

North’s duos of Evelyn Marche/Macaria Stall and Anna Ravotti/Ava Conley were facing each other for the crown. Marche and Stall earned a 6-3, 6-2 victory.

“First, I couldn’t have been more proud of both of our teams for fighting their way through the bracket to get to that point,” Dohanics said. “It shows the talent and depth we have in our program.

“Before the final match started, I told the girls ‘Go out there and have some fun.’”

The tournament began Wednesday at Hampton Community Park. Semifinal matches were suspended due to inclement weather and action resumed Thursday at Oxford.

Marche and Stall, both sophomores, dispatched Indiana’s Sophiana Sidikou and Lila Dubefsky in three sets, while Ravotti and Conley did the same with Hampton’s Ariana Barbera and McKenna Restori to reach the title match.

Both North Catholic tandems will compete in the WPIAL tournament next week.

Montour 3, Seneca Valley 2 — Monique Polas and Alvera Chokshi won in singles play, but Seneca Valley fell to the Spartans.

Butler competed in the 34-team Tam O'Shanter Invitational in Hermitage and placed second with 309 strokes.

Jase Renwick paced the Golden Tornado with a one-under 71, placing third individually out of 170 golfers.

Butler’s other players were Levi McClellan (78), Boden Lenyk (79), Henry Bortmes (80) and Karsten Lenyk (85).

Behind 24 kills by Raina Lewandowski and another 17 by Ashlan Tosadori, Butler came back from a 2-0 set hole to beat Hempfield. The scores of the match were 23-25, 19-25, 25-15, 25-19 and 15-10.

The Golden Tornado improved to 6-5 overall.

Clarion 3, A-C Valley 2 — The Falcons were dealt defeat despite 14 kills and seven blocks from Maddy Dehart, and seven kills and eight aces from Lexi Altman.

Keystone 3, Union 0 — Lilly Hayden contributed 27 digs and Haley Corle five kills for the Damsels in this loss by scores of 25-15, 25-20 and 27-25.

Spencer Valasek and Dante Treglia both scored two goals and added an assist as Freeport overwhelmed Leechburg 7-0.

Ryan Sutara had one goal and three assists. Henry Good and Dom Kohan combined for the shutout in net for Freeport (7-4-1, 4-4-1).

Mars 5, Kiski Area 0 — The Planets improved to 7-4-2 overall and 5-1-2 in section play. No other details were provided.

Slippery Rock 4, Sharon 1 — Wade Freehling scored three goals for the Rockets, who led the Tigers 3-0 at halftime in this Wednesday game.

Sam Caton scored a goal and added an assist in the win. Zach Lasko and Ryan Strother both tallied an assist.