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September 16

Biglerville : 4 Bermudian Springs : 1

Delone : 1 Littlestown : 0
The Squires came out strong in the first half dominating possession and scoring 11 minutes into the game. J.P. Groves #4 dribbled up the sideline with a give-and-go to Angello Salazar who gave a quick pass to the middle to Ethan Sevison who took a couple of steps and struck it into the back of the net.

In the second half, the Squires were a bit off their game and even had a penalty in the box called on goalie Nik Holtz setting up a penalty kick. Holtz then made a fine, diving, save that kept the Bolts off the scoreboard.

Littlestown   0 0
Delone          1 0
First half —_
1. Delone, Ethan Sevison (Angello Salazar), 28:16._

Shots (On Goal) — Littlestown 7 (5), Delone 8 (6). _
Corners — Littlestown 2, Delone 0._
Goalkeepers (Saves)— Christopher Meakin, Littlestown (5). Nik Holtz (5)._

New Oxford : 2 Northeastern : 1

Northeastern  1 0
New Oxford    0 2

1st Half: Northeastern – Anthony Weekly

2nd Half: New Oxford – Harvin Flowers, assisted by Diego Diaz.
Harvin Flowers, assisted by Edgar Garcia

September 18
Biglerville : 7 Hanover : 1

Delone : 4 Covenant Christian Academy : 0
The Squires dominated possession against Covenant Christian with 19 shots on goal. Ultimately, the Squires came out even stronger scoring all 4 goals in the second half. JP Groves popped up a shot off the crossbar and the goalie saved it but the ball spun out of his hands and Groves put it in the back of the net.

Vlad Kojic threw it in to Groves who flicked it with a header back to Nolan Kruse who then dribbled and popped it over the CCA goalie’s head, Kojic passed from the back to left-mid, Groves, who popped it over to Michael Carter who passed to Kruse who put it in the back post, and, finally, Max Holz drove to the corner and crossed it but was intercepted by a defender who cleared it right to Carter who then dribbled over to the left post and put the ball in the back post for the final score.

Gettysburg : 5 Big Spring : 0
Gettysburg   2 3
Big Spring    1 0

David Langman scored two goals to pace the Warriors.   

Gettysburg : 5 James Buchanan : 0
JV: Gettysburg 0, James Buchanan 0

Littlestown : 1 Dayspring Christian : 0
Second half:

Littlestown, Gavin Lee (Nate Snyder), 2:28.

Shots (On Goal) — Littlestown 20 (11), Dayspring 3 (1).
Corners — Littlestown 6, Dayspring 0.
Goalkeepers — Christopher Meakin, Littlestown (1). Preston Kauffman, Dayspring (10).

New Oxford : 2 Southwestern : 0
New Oxford    1 1
Southwestern 0 0

1st half-
New Oxford- Harvin Flowers, assisted by Corban Barnes.

2nd half-
New Oxford- Iban Garcia, assisted by Diego Diaz

New Oxford Keeper Owen Ragula- 6 saves 

September 19
York Catholic : 5 Biglerville : 0

Delone : 3 York Country Day : 2
YCC              1 1 
Delone        1 2 

With one second left on the clock, Angello Salazar made a cross, and Will Holtz ran behind the goalkeeper for the goal to win it 3-2. The Squires once again got down in the first half by a goal and had to come back. Salazar started the Squires scoring off with a goal off an indirect kick with a 1-1 halftime score. A penalty kick goal gave the Greyhounds a 2-1 lead early in the 2nd half. Five minutes later, Nolan Kruse had a perfect crossover to Salazar for the tying 2-2 goal.

Bermudian Springs 2, Fairfield 1
Bermudian Springs eked out a 2-1 win over Fairfield, despite being reduced to 10 men for the final 16 minutes of the game. The action-packed match saw Bermudian Springs dominate in terms of shots, corners, and saves, but it was a nail-biting finish that had everyone on the edge of their seats.

The first half saw Bermudian Springs take a total of 14 shots compared to Fairfield’s two. However, it wasn’t until there were just over three minutes left in the half that the deadlock was finally broken. Dominyc Speelman, a junior, found the net with an assist from senior Colton Kehr, who delivered a perfect cross into the box. This gave Bermudian Springs a 1-0 lead going into halftime.

The second half provided more excitement and tension, starting with a goal from Fairfield’s freshman, Michael Phelan, who successfully converted a penalty kick with just over 19 minutes left in the game.
Adding to the drama, Bermudian Springs found themselves in a precarious position when junior Liam Zepp received a red card with 16:50 left in the game, leaving the team with just ten players for the remainder of the match.

Despite being a man down, Bermudian Springs continued to press for the winner. It finally came when Colton Kehr, who had assisted the first goal, scored an unassisted goal with just 1:08 left on the clock, sealing a hard-fought 2-1 victory for his team.

Littlestown 6, Hanover 0
Littlestown 3 3
Hanover     0 0

First half —
LIttlestown, Matthew Denault, 15:14.
Littlestown, Ian Welty (Leo Guzman), 9:23.
Littlestown, Gavin Lee (Leo Guzman), 2:34.

Second half —
Littlestown, Matthew Denault (Leo Guzman), 33:56.
Littlestown, Matthew Denault, 31:21.
Littlestown, Dempsey Miller (Ian Welty), 29:52.

Shots (On Goal) — Littlestown 16 (10), Hanover 11 (8).
Corners — Littlestown 3, Hanover 2.
Goalkeepers — Christopher Meakin, Littlestown (8). Jedi Abell, Hanover (4).

Leo Guzman has six assists on the season now. He needs two more to break the school record

Susquehannock 2, New Oxford 1
1st Half: Susquehannock: Ja Bakarr, assisted by Carlos Dilts
2nd Half: Susquehannock: Mamadou Ndiaya, assisted by Carlos Dilts 
              New Oxford: Gabriel Diaz 

September 20
Greencastle : 4 Gettysburg : 2
Greencastle scored three second-half goals to bring down visiting Gettysburg. Luis Martinez and David Langman reached the net for the Warriors. Greencastle won the JV game, 1-0.

Field Hockey

September 18
Bermudian Springs : 5 Hanover : 1
JV: Hanover 1, Bermudian Springs 0

Biglerville : 6 Littlestown : 1
Kierney Weigle scored four of the six Canner goals. Emily Nunamaker scored Littlestown’s lone goal.
JV: Hanover 1, Bermudian Springs 0

Delone 2, Fairfield 1 Shana Zinn and Taylor Knoll scored second-half goals to lead Delon after Molly Nightingale’s first-half score had provided the Knights with a first-half lead.

September 20
Bermudian Springs : 5 Fairfield : 0

Biglerville 1, Hanover 0
Ava Peterson scored at 6:39 of overtime off an assist from Anna Walmer to give the visiting Canners the win.

Littlestown 13, Delone : 0
Kelsey McClintock scored four goals as the Bolts romped over Delone.

Girls Soccer

September 16
Northeastern 3, New Oxford 0

Goals:
NE-Ryann Bumsted (1st half – 19:00, corner kick assisted by Whiskie Brandt), Whiskie Brandt (1st – 21:46, corner kick), Riley Craley (2nd – 18:44, penalty kick)

Shots (Shots on Goal):
NO- 4 (3); NE- 9 (8)

Saves:
NO-Olivia Graham (3), Devin Brame (2); NE-Riley Keefe (2), Gabby Holmes (1)

Corners:
NE-8

JV score: Northeastern 4, New Oxford 0

September 19
Red Land 3, New Oxford 0

NO 0 0

RL 2 1

Goals:
 RL-Cassidy Mease (1st half – 7:20 & 16:58), Ellie Rymer (2nd)

Shots (Shots on Goal):
NO- 4 (2); RL- 13 (11)

Saves:
NO-Olivia Graham (3), Devin Brame (5); RL-Harley Oliphant (2)

Corners:
NO-1, RL-3

JV: Red Land 1, New Oxford 0

York Catholic : 3 Biglerville : 0
Biglerville        0 0
York Catholic  3 0 

Girls Tennis

September 18
Bermudian Springs 5, York Catholic 0
#1singles: Molly Karom (BS) def. Quinn Bubb 1-6, 6-2, 7-5
#2singles: Amelia Gerringer (BS) def. Natalie Doran 6-3, 6-1
#3singles: Greta Haley (BS) won by default
#1doubles: Reese Light and Ella Somerville (BS) def. Marissa Smallwood and Jade Vietan 6-1, 6-4
#2doubles: Rebekah Myford and Sofie Ruggerie (BS) won by default.

New Oxford 5, Northeastern 0

Singles:
1. Anya Rosenbach def Maaria Khan 6-0 6-0
2. Allison Horick def Lauren Edgar 6-0 6-0
3. Kaelyn Balko def Malissa Fitzsimmons 6-0 6-1

Doubles:

Alex Wolf and Joslyn Loss def Sarah Lesher and Frederica Kokoronis 6-1 6-0
Kylie Wampler and Emory Millar-Kellner def Isabelle Ungrady and Alexis Edgar 6-2 6-0

September 19
Kennard-Dale : 3 Littlestown : 2
Singles

Brianna Meekins (L) vs. Katie Haward (KD) 2-6, 3-6  L

Katie Lookingbill (L) vs. Rhylinn Webb (KD) 4-6, 2-6  L

Forfeit (L) vs. Jaydyn Davidson (KD) no score  L

Doubles

Elizabeth Hanna / LilyAnn Barker (L) vs. Jordis Seymour/Maya Phoebus (KD) 6-2, 7-5 W
Destiny Andrew / Malaina Kowalczyk (L) vs. Seija Burkins / Samantha Schaefer- Souder (KD) 6-3, 6-3 W

Qualifying Doubles 
Brianna Meekins /Katie Lookingbill (L) vs. Katie Haward / Jaydyn Davidson (KD) 4-8 L

Red Lion 5, Gettysburg 0
In singles action, Carmen Oshunrinade of Gettysburg faced off against Natalie Ritchey of Red Land. Oshunrinade struggled to find her rhythm and was defeated in straight sets, 0-6, 0-6. In the second singles match, Gettysburg’s Auvrie Coscia took on Red Land’s Jessica Ryan. Likewise, Coscia couldn’t break Ryan’s serves and was defeated in straight sets, 0-6, 0-6.

Parishi Bhanu, Gettysburg’s third singles player, seemed to offer a glimmer of hope for her team as she took on Red Land’s Zoie Zeiders. Despite losing 1-6, 1-6, Bhanu managed to put a point on the board in each set,

The doubles matches were equally challenging for the Gettysburg team. The pair of Ava Fair and Wynter Frenette faced off against Red Land’s Ellie DeVito and Shaeli McGeary. Fair and Frenette, who had been a strong team throughout the season, struggled against the precision and power of the Red Land duo, eventually falling 1-6, 1-6.

In the second doubles match, Gettysburg’s Molly Heaton and Maja Engl went up against Red Land’s Alma Zigmic and Kalia Hoedemaker. The Red Land pair was in top form, defeating Heaton and Engl 1-6, 2-6.

There was a special district doubles match featuring Carmen Oshunrinade and Auvrie Coscia of Gettysburg against Ellie DeVito and Zoie Zeiders of Red Land. Despite their best efforts, the Gettysburg pair lost 4-8, adding another victory to Red Land’s sweep.

September 20
Bermudian Springs : 4 Biglerville : 1

Singles:
#1: Paytyn Plank (B) def. Molly Karom 6-0, 6-0
#2: Amelia Gerringer (BS) def. Grace Buchheister 6-2, 6-2
#3: Greta Haley (BS) def. Kiersten Englebert 6-2, 6-2

Doubles:
#1: Ava Leatherman and Reese Lighty (BS) def. Alyssa Vaughan and Lani Wherley 6-3, 6-0
#2: Rebekah Myford and Addie Elliott (BS) def. Evelyn Blanco and Nicolette Morris 6-1, 6-0

District Doubles: Paytyn Plank and Kiersten Englebert (B) def. Molly Karom and Amelia Gerringer 8-5

Hershey : 5 Gettysburg : 0
Gettysburg traveled up the road to meet powerful Hershey and was blanked, 5-0. For the Warriors, only Aurvrie Coscia was able to dent the scoreboard, winning a game against her opponent, Claire Tian. Otherwise, it was all Hershey, as the Trojans swept everything else, including doubles play.

Girls Volleyball

September 16
Bethlehem Catholic 3, Delone 2
Big 8 Catholic School Get-Together
(25-22, 17-25, 25-23, 27-29, 11-15)

Delone : 3 Holy Redeemer : 0
Big 8 Catholic School Get-Together
(25-12, 25-20, 25-18)

September 19
Delone : 3 Littlestown : 0
(25-16, 25-20, 25-17)

JV: Delone 2, Llittlestown 0_
(25-13, 25-20)

Shippensburg 3, Gettysburg 1
16-25 (Shippensburg), 28-26 (Gettysburg), 28-30 (Shippensburg), 18-25 (Shippensburg)_
Maya Brainard had 25 assist, Emily Holtzople had 10 kills. India Mitchell had 13 digs. Alexa Codori had 6 blocks and 5 kills. 

JV: Gettysburg 2, Shippensburg 0_
25-17, 25-6

Golf

Mid Penn Golf Match Colonial Division

In what turned out to be a dazzling display of golfing prowess, Northern High School secured its undefeated season record by finishing first in yesterday’s Mid-Penn Colonial Division golf match at Range End.

The match featured a stunning performance from Tyler Fortney of Waynesboro, who shot a day’s best of 73, but it wasn’t enough to knock Northern from the top spot.

Northern finished with an impressive team score of 318, maintaining their flawless season at 6-0. Hot on their heels was Greencastle, finishing with 332, and Waynesboro was close behind with a score of 336. Shippensburg trailed closely, tallying a 337. Gettysburg and Big Spring finished with 365 and 373, respectively, while James Buchanan rounded out the leaderboard with a score of 393.
Northern’s Garrett White shone with a round of 77, the second-best individual score of the day. He was joined by teammates Logan White and Josh Hoover, who both shot an 81, rounding off an exceptional day for Northern.

Cooper Swam of Greencastle wasn’t far behind White with a score of 79, leading his team to the second-place finish. Swam was followed by teammates Conner Wilhide, Camden Eby, and Nathan Hanks, who scored 83, 85, and 85, respectively.

Although Waynesboro’s team didn’t clinch a win, Tyler Fortney had the best individual round of the day with an outstanding score of 73, signaling him as a player to watch this season.

For Gettysburg, it was a day of highs and lows. Zachary Sentz led the team with a 91, closely followed by Landon Blocher, who shot an 89. The team’s performance leaves room for improvement as they currently sit with a 2-4 season record.

Big Spring saw a promising performance from Noah Williams, who shot an 82, but the team as a whole could not break the barrier to climb higher than the sixth position on the leaderboard. James Buchanan, still in search of their first win, finished last with a team score of 393.