MOUNT CARMEL - Mahanoy Area pushed a single run across in the top of the seventh, then kept Lourdes from scoring in the bottom of the seventh to snap a 3-3 tie and record a 4-3 non-league softball victory over the Red Raiders.
Lourdes had more offense, with nine hits compared to four for the Bears, but Mahanoy Area made the most of it's chances.
Jocelyn Darrup led the Raiders with two singles, while Peyton Klembara and CharLee Rosini had a triple each. Emily Long contributed a double.
Ashley Hullihan picked up the victory. She struck out three and didn't walk a batter.
Rosini was tagged with the loss. She struck out eight and walked three.
MAHANOY AREA (AB-R-H-BI) - Pearson 3-1-0-0, Kramer 4-1-1-0, Hullihan 4-1-1-1, Finneran 3-0-0-1, Sheeler 2-0-0-1, Je. Rago 3-0-2-0, Ja. Rago 3-0-0-0, Walinchus 3-0-0-0, Davidson 2-1-0-0, Leshko 0-0-0-0. Totals 27-4-4-3.
LOURDES (AB-R-H-BI) - Klembara 3-1-1-0, Darrup 4-1-2-0, Rosini 4-0-1-1, Komara 3-1-1-0, Raybuck 3-0-1-0, E. Long 3-0-1-1, Chapman 3-0-1-0, Shamus 1-0-0-0, Funk 2-0-1-0, Frasch 3-0-0-0. Totals 29-3-9-2.
Mahanoy 003 000 1 - 4 4 1
Lourdes 101 001 0 - 3 9 4
Extra-base hits: 2B - E. Long. 3B - Je. Rago, Klembara, Rosini.
IP H R ER BB K
Mahanoy
Hullihan 7 9 3 3 0 3
Lourdes
Rosini 7 4 4 3 3 8
Danville 1 Shamokin 0
COAL TOWNSHIP - Sarah Watkins scored the winning run in the top of the third when Taryn Beaver walked with the bases loaded in the Heartland I matchup.
Olivia Bonshock and Jenny Hornberger had two singles each to pace the Indians.
DANVILLE (AB-R-H-BI) - Knight 3-0-0-0, Shaw 4-0-0-0, Herman 3-0-2-0, Beaver 2-0-0-1, Fritz 2-0-0-0, Walters 3-0-1-0, Yocco 2-0-0-0, Watkins 3-1-1-0, Betz 1-0-0-0. Totals 23-1-4-1.
SHAMOKIN (AB-R-H-BI) - Wolfe 3-0-0-0, B. Bonshock 3-1-0-0, Pancher 2-0-0-0, O. Bonshock 3-0-2-0, McGrath 2-0-1-0, Supsic 3-0-0-0, Hornberger 2-0-2-0, Augustitis 2-0-0-0, Templar 3-0-0-0, Duganitz 1-0-0-0. Totals 24-0-5-0.
Danville 001 000 1 - 1 4 0
Shamokin 000 000 0 - 0 5 0
Extra-base hits: 2B - Herman.
IP H R ER BB K
Danville
Beaver 7 5 0 0 1 6
Shamokin
Pancher 7 4 1 1 4 3
Southern Columbia 13 St. John Neumann 1
CATAWISSA R.R. - Mallory Tomaschick belted a home run and two singles, while pitching five solid innings in leading the Tigers to the victory over the Knights.
Taylor Hoffman knocked home two runs on the strength of three singles, and Kayla Lavella added a double and single.
Tomaschick struck out 10 in earning the victory.
NEUMANN (AB-R-H) - Danneker 3-0-1, Shulder 2-1-1, Mignot 1-0-0, Androvette 1-0-0, Ludwig 2-0-0, Henderson 2-0-0, Dincher 2-0-0, Mertz 2-0-0, Cheattle 1-0-0. Totals 16-1-2.
SOUTHERN (AB-R-H-BI) - Blass 2-1-0, Kremser 1-0-0, Yoder 2-2-1, N. Hoffman 0-0-0, Tomaschick 3-2-3, Slagle 1-0-0, Lavella 3-2-2, Harter 1-0-0, T. Hoffman 3-1-3, Lupold 3-0-0, Troup 2-1-0, Reigle 1-1-0, Vought 1-1-1, McGinley 2-2-2, Chaundy 0-0-0, s. Harter 1-0-1. Totals 26-13-13.
Neumann 000 10 - 1 2 1
Southern 362 2x- 13 13 1
Extra-base hits: 2B - Lavella. HR - Tomaschick.
IP H R ER BB K
Neumann
Mignot 4 13 13 13 4 2
Southern
Tomaschick 5 2 1 1 3 10
Boys Track
Shamokin 79
Jersey Shore 71
COAL TOWNSHIP - David Williams won the 100, 200 and long jump, and Shamokin won all three relays to nip the Bulldogs in a Heartland Athletic Conference Division I meet.
Other Shamokin winners were Brandon Nash (400), Zach Santey (300 hurdles), Brandon Mendoza (800) and and Dante Picarelli (high jump).
Cody Allen (1600, 3200) and Justin Norman (shot put, discus) were double winners for Jersey Shore.
100 - David Williams, S, 11.30; Clayton Newton, JS; Josh Dunn, S; 200 - D. Williams, S, 23.30; Brandon Nash, S; Newton, JS; 400 - Nash, S, 51.40; Brandon Mendoza, S; Zack Lehman, JS; 800 - Mendoza, S, 2:10.90; Kyle Dauberman, JS; Cameron Hart, JS; 1,600 - Cody Allen, JS, 4:45.50; Scott Bradley, S; Sean Yingling, JS; 3,200 - Allen, JS, 10:51.90; Josh Scheuren, S; Bradley, S; 110 HH - Newton, JS, 16.30; Ryan Palski, JS; Zach Santey, S; 300 IH - Santey, S, 43.10; Newton, JS; Shane Williams, S; 400 relay - Shamokin 45.15; 1,600 relay - Shamokin 3:39.20; 3,200 relay - Shamokin 8:46.95; High jump - Dante Picarelli, S, 5-6; Cameron Crawford, JS; Zach Moyer, S; Long jump - D. Williams, S, 19-2½; Utoafili Agae-Naipo, JS; Ryan Wilk, S; Triple jump - Agae-Naipo, JS, 38-9½; S. Williams, S; Wilk, S; Shot put - Justin Norman, JS, 44-3; Draven Miller, S; Joshua Klinger, JS; Discus - Norman, JS, 136-6; Tim Wasko, S; Klinger, JS; Javelin - Tyler Kachelries, JS, 144-4; Zakory Herman, JS; Brian Roupp, JS; Pole vault - McKinley Thompson, JS, 13-5; Herman, JS; Ken Anderson, S.
Girls Track
Jersey Shore 93
Shamokin 57
COAL TOWNSHIP - Despite having three individual double winners, the Indians couldn't compete with Jersey Shore's depth in the Heartland Athletic Conference Division I meet. The Bulldogs swept three events and took first and second in three others.
Brandi Segura (100, 200), Molly McDevitt (400, 800) and Renea Broscious (shot put, discus) were double winners for Shamokin. Also winning for the Indians were Anna Summers (1600) and Alaina Petrovich (triple jump).
100 - Brandi Segura, S, 13.90; Molly Hyland, JS; Carly Oberle, JS; 200 - Segura, S, 28.80; Oberle, JS; Hyland, JS; 400 - Molly McDevitt, S, 1:04.30; Erika Leese, JS; Haley Zink, S; 800 - McDevitt, S, 2:34.70; Jamie Mason, JS; Anna Summers, S; 1,600 - Summers, S, 6:03.00; Dana Madl, S; Leigh Eisenhauer, JS; 3,200 - Eisenhauer, JS, 14:06.30; Madl, S; Mariah Deparasis, JS; 100 HH - Katie Flook, JS, 16.90; Gabrielle Chappel, JS, Devvon Gallie, S; 300 IH - Chappel, JS, 52.10; Danielle Rosenberg, JS; Madison Davis, JS; 400 relay - Jersey Shore 54.30; 1,600 relay - Jersey Shore 4:25.15; 3,200 relay - Shamokin 10:44.80; High jump - Katie Williams, JS, 4-8; Rebeka Frye, JS; Alaina Petrovich, S; Long jump - Jordan Collins, JS, 14-5½; Hyland, JS; Oberle, JS; Triple jump - Petrovich, S, 30-3½; Chappel, JS; Collins, JS; Shot put - Renea Broscious, S, 35-0; Alexandra Mahaffey, JS; Samantha Zielinskie, S; Discus - Broscious, S, 99-10; Grace Naehu, JS; Mahaffey, JS; Javelin - Amber Kachelries, JS, 115-2; Ericka Feerrar, JS; Mahaffey, JS; Pole vault - Addison Crawley, JS, 7-0; Megan Brookens, JS; Autumn Peck, S