The Freeport boys and girls track and field teams will send all six relays to the WPIAL Class AA championships next week.

“We were trying to figure out the last time that has happened,” said Freeport boys and girls coach John Gaillot.

Both Yellowjacket track teams will be well represented next week.

On the boys side, Dylan Hochbein finished in the top eight at the WPIAL Class AA northern qualifier at Shady Side Tuesday in both the 110 hurdles and the 300 hurdles. His twin brother, Brandon also will move on in the 300 hurdles and the high jump.

On the girls side, Kayla Zboran advanced in the 1,600-meter run and the 3,200; Rachael Kubeldis qualified in the 800 and 1,600 and Taylor Hochbein in the discus and javelin.

Karns City sweeps A-C Valley, Redbank Valley — Wyatt Everetts won both hurdle events to pace the Gremlin boys while Breann Wood, Emily Schumacher and LeErin Jones dominated for the Karns City girls.

Boys

Karns City 100, A-C Valley 48

Redbank Valley 89, A-C Valley 42

3,200 relay: Karns City 10:02.9; 110 hurdles: Everetts (KC) 16.8; 100 dash: Unger (RV) 11.6; 1,600 run: Slagle (KC) 4:55.7; 400 run: Mohney (KC) 54.1; 400 relay: Karns City 45.1; 300 hurdles: Everetts (KC) 45.5; 800 run: McGarvey (KC) 2:11.2; 200 dash: Rhoades (KC) 23.3; 3,200 run: Slagle (KC) 11:03.8; 1,600 relay: Karns City 5:10.1

Shot put: Longo (AC) 40-0; Discus: Hornberger (RV) 138-0; Javelin: Bailey (RV) 167-5; High jump: Hornberger (RV) 5-10; Long jump: Delisio (AC) 19-1; Triple jump: Shepherd (KC) 39-2; Pole vault: Hollbaugh (RV) 12-0

Girls

Karns City 105, A-C Valley 43

Redbank Valley 82, A-C Valley 68

Karns City 91, Redbank Valley 58

3,200 relay: Karns City 10:43.7; 100 hurdles: Raybuck (AC) 17.8; 100 dash: Wood (KC) 13.1; 1,600 run: Jones (KC) 5:58.4; 400 run: Schumacher (KC) 1:00.8; 400 relay: Karns City 51.2; 300 hurdles: Wolfe (KC) 52.2; 800 run: Schumacher (KC) 2:32.9; 200 dash: Wood (KC) 27.4; 3,200 run: Jones (KC) 13:31.2; 1,600 relay: Karns City 4:34.4

Shot put: Emings (RV) 30-9; Discus: Hinderliter (RV) 93-11; Javelin: Hinderliter (RV) 113-6; High jump: Troutman (KC) 4-9; Long jump: LoPresti (KC) 14-6.25; Triple jump: Hegedus (KC) 33-0; Pole vault: Gorely (RV) 9-7

Moniteau sweeps Cranberry and Keystone — Nikki Yeckel broke the school record in the 100 hurdles with a time of 16.13 seconds and Heather Porter tied the school record in the pole vault, clearing 10 feet, 6 inches to help the Warrior girls to a sweep.

Boys

Moniteau 101, Keystone 44

Moniteau 109, Cranberry 35

3,200 relay: Moniteau 12:20; 110 hurdles: Hagg (M) 16.7; 100 dash: Shaffer (M) 11.4; 1,600 run: Miller (M) 5:01; 400 run: Coleman (K) 54.3; 400 relay: Moniteau 47.5; 300 hurdles: Brown (K) 44.5; 800 run: Keene (M) 2:25; 200 dash: Shaffer (M) 24.0; 3,200 run: Miller (M) 11:39; 1,600 relay: Moniteau 4:39

Shot put: Hull (M) 44-3; Discus: Davidson (M) 121-5; Javelin: Genaway (M) 142-8; High jump: Brown (K) 5-4; Long jump: Taciuch (M) 17-0.75; Triple jump: Taciuch (M) 39-10.5; Pole vault: Hagg (M) 13-0

Girls

Moniteau 82, Cranberry 67

Moniteau 111, Keystone 38

3,200 relay: Cranberry 10:49; 100 hurdles: Walker (C) 15.9; 100 dash: Nikki Yeckel (M) 13.4; 1,600 run: Spence (C) 5:45; 400 run: Merryman (C) 1:01; 400 relay: Cranberry 54.74; 300 hurdles: Yeckel (M) 49.62; 800 run: Spence (C) 2:31; 200 dash: Yeckel (M) 28.51; 3,200 run: Carothers (C) 13:11; 1,600 relay: Cranberry 4:20

Shot put: Maura Kimmel (M) 30-10; Discus: Port 84-1; Javelin: Ashley Brehm (M) 101-7; High jump: Heather Porter (M) 4-9; Long jump: Stephanie McCall (M) 14-3.5; Triple jump: Porter (M) 31-10.5; Pole vault: Porter (M) 10-6

Baldwin Invitational — Butler's Travis Reed and Ava Bonetti placed high in the shot put and discus at the Baldwin Invitational last weekend.

Reed threw a season-best 52 feet, seven inches in the shot put and 163 feet in the discus while placing third in both events.

Bonetti placed second in the girls discus with a toss of 118 feet, seven inches. She was fourth in the shot put with a personal-best 40 feet, three inches.

Butler's Steve Shoemaker also medaled at the Baldwin Invite, placing eighth in the javelin.

Nikki Matz struck out 10 and tossed a four-hitter as Seneca Valley blanked Mars 8-0.Alyssa Panza gave Matz all the support she needed with a four-hit day.Seneca Valley 400 301 0 — 8 15 2Mars 000 000 0 — 0 4 2W: Nikki Matz 7IP (10K, 0BB). L: Niki Schlegel 4IP (2K, 0BB).Seneca Valley (9-7): Jess Neill 4-1B, Alyssa Panza 3B 2B 2-1B 3-R 2-RBI, Paige Foley 2-1B, Julie Zezinka 2-1BMars (9-9): Erin Hershman 1B, Taylor Rotz 1B, Schlegel 1B, Jeanna Sybert 1BToday: Oakland Catholic at Seneca ValleyTBD: Mars in WPIAL AAA playoffsMoniteau 12, Clarion-Limestone 1 — Alyssa Dailey tripled, doubled, singled, scored three runs and drove in three as the Warriors (13-2) continued to bludgeon foes.Moniteau 510 06x x — 12 16 2Clar-Limestone 001 00x x — 1 4 2W: Taylor Hasychak 5IP (5K, 3BB). L: Gracie Wiles 5IP (2K, 2BB).Moniteau (13-2): Alyssa Dailey 1B 2B 3B 3-R 3-RBI, Heather McMillen 2B 2-R 2-RBI, Chloe Eshenbaugh 2-1B 2-R 2-RBI, Emily Hiwiller 2B 2-RBI, Sydney Boben 3-1B 2-RBI, Nicole Buterbaugh 3B 1B RBIClarion-Limestone: Breann Spear 2B 1B RBIThursday: Brookville at MoniteauButler 17, Mount Lebanon 2 — Cait Baxter homered, tripled, singled, scored four runs and drove in three more in the Golden Tornado rout.Mackenzie O'Donnell and Rhiannon Kosar also homered for Butler (8-10).Mt. Lebanon 002 0xx x — 2 5 0Butler 348 2xx x — 17 17 3W: Emily McDonald 3IP (0K, 0BB). L: Polumbo 2IP (0K, 1BB).Mt. Lebanon (6-11): Harris 3B 1BButler (8-10): Cait Baxter 1B 3B HR 3-RBI 4-R, Rachel Rebmann 3-1B 3-RBI, Jennifer Miller 1B 2-2B 3-RBI, Mackenzie O'Donnell 2B HR 4-RBI, Noel Pfabe 1B 2B RBI, Rhiannon Kosar 1B HR 3-RBI, Beyona Eckstein 2BToday: Riverside at Butler

Nathan Furl scattered three singles over five shutout innings and Mars scored 11 runs in the first inning on the way to a 12-0 win over North Hills.Furl struck out eight.Matt Eperesi went 3-for-4 with four RBI.Mars (11)00 01 x — 12 10 1North Hills 000 00x x — 0 3 4W: Nathan Furl 5IP (8K, 1BB). L: Eric Brimmeier 1IP (0K, 3BB).Mars (12-7): Ben Erdahl 2B, Alex Smith 1B RBI, Matt Eperesi 3-1B 4-RBI, Connor McGinnis 1B RBI, Furl 1B RBI, Kevin Giallonardo 1B RBINorth Hills (9-10)TBD: Mars in WPIAL AAA playoffsClarion-Limestone 5, Moniteau 4 — Josh McBride had a double and a single, but errors doomed the Warriors (3-8).Moniteau 001 300 0 — 4 8 3Clar-Limestone 320 000 x — 5 8 2W: Kaden Torres 4IP (6K, 3BB). L: Zack Jewart 2IP (3K, 2BB).Moniteau (3-8): Josh McBride 2B 1B, Trent Young 1B 2-RBIClarion-Limestone: Torres 2-1B 2B, Bennett 1B 2-RBIThursday: Moniteau at North ClarionGrove City 6, New Castle 4 — The Eagles clinched the Region 6 title Monday with this road win. Ryan Grace worked 6.2 innings for the victory before Ben Lucas picked up the save by recording the final out with the bases loaded in the seventh inning.Grove City 100 311 0 — 6 6 0New Castle 201 100 0 — 4 8 1W: Ryan Grace 6.2IP (5K, 3BB). L: Shawn Coyne 5IP (4K, 4BB).Grove City (12-3, 6-0): Dustin Maine 1B 2-R, Doug Horner 1B RBINew Castle: Shawn Coyne 3-1BToday: Meadville at Grove City

The Mars tennis team rolled through the first two rounds of the WPIAL Class AA team playoffs with a pair of 5-0 wins over Fort Cherry and Thomas Jefferson.The Planets will play Vincentian today at Lake Vue in the semifinals.VolleyballMatt Huey had 19 kills and four blocks to lead Butler to a 25-21, 25-18, 20-25, 25-23 win over Fox Chapel.Jared Boyer added 10 digs and Chris Fiorina eight passes for the Golden Tornado (7-6).