High School Sports

Boys Cross Country
September 1
Gettysburg 27 Waynesboro 28

An exciting win for the Warriors, as they edged Waynesboro on the road. Gettysburg’s Brody Hebert finished first overall in 19:20

Boys Soccer
August 31
Littlestown 2 York Country Day 0

TEAM	1	2	Total
Littlestown	0	2	2
YCD	0	0	0

Second half —
1. Littlestown, Alex Lua (Gavin Lee), 29:18. 2. Littlestown, Gavin Lee (Alex Lua), 12:03.
Shots (On Goal) — Littlestown 10 (7), YCD 15 (8).
Corners — Littlestown 2, YCD 6.
Goalkeepers (Saves) — Nick Albert, Littlestown (8). Kevin Herrara, YCD (5).

Boys Soccer
September 1
Dover 2 Bermudian Springs 0

TEAM	1	2	Total
Dover	1	1	2
Bermudian	0	0	0

Goals (Assist):
1st Half
BS: None
D: 5:24, Elliot Kline (unassisted- rebound off missed PK)
2nd Half
BS: None
D: 20:09, Cruz James (Elliot Kline)
Shots:
BS: 0
D: 3
Corners:
BS: 2
D: s
Saves:
BS: Max Crews (1)
D: Xander Mabe (0)
JV: BS – 5; D – 0

Boys Soccer
September 1
Fairfield 5 Big Spring 3

Fairfield picked up the victory over Big Spring on Tuesday afternoon, led by Michael Phalen’s four-goal performance. Phalen converted one penalty kick as part of his four goals, while Colin Jones accounted for Fairfield’s other goal, also scoring on a penalty kick.

Boys Soccer
September 1
Littlestown 2 Shalom Christian 2

TEAM	1	2	Total
Littlestown	0	2	2
Shalom	2	0	2

First half —
1. Shalom, Zane Wenger (Grayson Stayman), 37:22
2. Shalom, Lucas Beckering, 30:43
Second half —
1. Littlestown, Gavin Lee (Alex Lua), 25:58
2. Littlestown, Alex Lua (Victor Guzman), 11:52
Shots (On Goal) — Littlestown 8 (6), Shalom 13 (7).
Corners — Littlestown 4, Shalom 3.
Goalkeepers (Saves) — Nick Albert, Littlestown (5). Reece Witmer, Shalom (3).

Boys Soccer
September 1
Red Land 3 Gettysburg 1

TEAM	1	2	Total
Red-Land	2	1	3
Gettysburg	0	1	1

A free kick and penalty kick from Bray Buckwalter gave Red-Land a first-half lead and sparked the win at Gettysburg. Ryan Cunningham scored Gettysburg’s goal at 16:10 in the second half.

Field Hockey
September 1
Littlestown 13 Bermudian Springs 0

There was little doubt from the opening whistle, as the Bolts shut out the Eagles at York Springs on Tuesday afternoon.

Girls Cross Country
September 1
Waynesboro 22 Gettysburg 37

The Gettysburg girls came up a bit short on a muggy Tuesday afternoon, despite Sammy Campbell’s first-place finish in 21:37.

Girls Soccer
September 1
Delone 11 Hanover 0

Dorthy Grim scored four goals to lead the Squirettes’ romp over Hanover.

Girls Tennis
September 1
Bermudian Springs 5 York County Day 0

Singles

– Addison Elliott (BS) def. Lillie Weaver, 6-0, 6-1
– Brynn Nickey (BS) def. Maggie Sentz, 2-6, 6-1, 1-0 (1)
– Claire Plumley (BS) won by forfeit, 6-0, 6-0

Doubles

– Ruth Worley/Lilah Nelson (BS) def. Emily Yu/Taylor Diem, 6-2, 6-1
– Kyria Jacoby/Braelyn Black (BS) won by forfeit, 6-0, 6-0
Bermudian Springs swept York Country Day, 5-0, Tuesday at Bermudian Springs.
Addison Elliott picked up a straight-set victory at first singles, while Brynn Nickey recovered after dropping her opening set to defeat Maggie Sentz at second singles. Claire Plumley received a forfeit at third singles.
In doubles, Ruth Worley and Lilah Nelson defeated Emily Yu and Taylor Diem in straight sets. Kyria Jacoby and Braelyn Black won by forfeit at second doubles.

Girls Tennis
September 1
New Oxford 5 Northern 0

It was a great bounce-back win for the Colonials after losing to Northern 3-2 last year.
New Oxford moved to 3-0 on the young season.
1 Singles: Maggie Socks def Madelynn Delawder 6-0 6-1
2 Singles: Claire Lawrence def Emma Matter 7-6 (4) 6-3
3 Singles: Annabel Sieg def Gabrielle Swanson 6-2 6-1
1 Doubles: Hillary Christner and Caydence Martin def Chloe Hull and Hailey Richards 6-3 6-1
2 Doubles: Ellie Yates and Marlene Ramirez-Contreas def Charlotte Mowery and Briony Weaver 6-0 6-1

Girls Volleyball
September 1
Delone 3 Susquehannock 0

Delone Catholic picked up a straight-set girls volleyball victory over Susquehannock on Tuesday, winning 25-18, 25-18 and 25-15 on the road.
Lily Kane led the Squirettes with seven kills, followed by Alexa Young with six and Audrey McKee with five. Zoe Gregg recorded 12 assists and Maddye Slonaker added eight.
Lydia Rudolph, Kane and McKee each served three aces. Kane and NaTaya Glacken had two blocks apiece.
Defensively, Kenzie Groft led Delone with 12 digs, while Maya Robinson and Young each finished with eight.
Delone also won the junior varsity match, 2-1. The Squirettes dropped the opening set 25-23 before taking the second 26-24 and the deciding set 15-11.