Local roundup: Results from April 3

Northern Lehigh posted baseball and softball victories on Wednesday.

BASEBALL

Pleasant Valley-ES North

Pleasant Valley rattled off eight extra base hits on its way to a 19-2 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory over East Stroudsburg North.

Brandon Ratti led the Bears with a double, triple, three runs scored and four RBIs, while Dallas Greenzweig had two singles, a double and three RBIs.

The Bears’ Dan McEvoy (double, triple), Mychal Keanr (single, triple), Matt Burnett (two singles), Chris Frable (two singles) and Nick Ciszak (double, triple) all finished with multiple hits.

PV 047 35 – 19 16 1

ESN 001 10 – 2 2 4

Kearns, Geraghty (4) and Greenzweig; Tharp, Delia (3), Berlin (4) and Wilczewski. W – Kearns. L – Tharp.

No. Lehigh-Notre Dame-ES

Luke Eitner and Brandon Hess combined to toss a three-hit shutout 7-0 victory over Notre Dame of East Stroudsburg.

Eitner, who earned the win, went six innings and allowed three hits while striking out eight and walking none. Hess pitched one inning of relief, finishing with one strikeout.

Eitner also had a single, double, two runs scored and four RBIs.

NL 000 004 3 – 7 5 2

NDES 000 000 0 – 0 3 2

Eitner, Hess (7) and Rudolph, Hausman (7); Wess, Wolf (6), Carney (7) and Leonard. W – Eitner. L – Wess.

SOFTBALL

Panther Valley-Catasauqua

A nine-run fourth inning sparked Panther Valley to a 16-6 non-conference win over Catasauqua.

The Panthers’ leadoff hitter Megan Pascoe had a single, two doubles and three runs scored.

Katrina Horvath had two singles, two runs scored and two RBIs for PV, while Claire Kokinda chipped in with two doubles and three runs scored.

Teammate Brianna Staehle added two singles and two runs scored.

Panther Vy. 300 94 – 16 12 0

Catasauqua 006 00 – 6 3 12

Pascoe, Beshick (3) and Drumbore; Kessler and Deschaine. W – Beshick. L – Kessler. HR – Catty: Deschaine (6th, three on).

No. Lehigh-Notre Dame-ES

Northern Lehigh came out on top with an 8-6 victory over Notre Dame of East Stroudsburg.

Maddie Peters paced the Bulldogs with a triple, three runs scored and an RBI, while Shyanna Williams added two runs scored and two walks.

NL 400 120 1 – 8 5 6

NDES 301 020 0 – 6 6 10

Heiney, Horn (5) and Schuck; Kasharian and Schattner. W – Heiney. L – Kasharian.

TRACK & FIELD

Jim Thorpe-Tamaqua

Jim Thorpe and Tamaqua split in Schuylkill League action.

The Blue Raiders came away with a 77-73 win on the girls’ side, while the Olympians posted an 85-65 victory on the boys’ side.

The Olympians’ trio of Lydia Wallace (200, 1600, 300H), Debbie Loyd (long jump, triple jump, pole vault) and Samuel Hydro (400, 800, 1600) all recorded a hat trick in first-place finishes.

William Munson (Shot put, javelin) finished as a multiple first-place finisher.

Emily Titus (shot put, javelin) and Barron Stauffenberg (long jump, triple jump) led the Blue Raiders with multiple first-place finishes.

GIRLS

Tamaqua 77, Jim Thorpe 73

100 – 1. Caitlin Smith (T) 13.4, 2. Tressa Barron (T), 3. April Gerber (T); 200 – 1. Lydia Wallace (JT) 27.4, 2. Kayla Sherry (T), 3. Caitlin Smith (T); 400 – 1. Brianna Dumond (T) 1:05.7, 2. April Gerber (T), 3. Kayla Sherry (T); 800 – 1. Frances Kabana (T) 2:38.5, 2. Abigail McGinley (JT), 3. Isabella Acker (JT); 1600 – 1. Lydia Wallace (JT) 5:42.2, 2. Sarah Maue (T), 3. Grace Stegemerten (T); 3200 – 1. Sarah Maue (T) 13:32.9, 2. Grace Stegemerten (T), 3. Maddie Jones (T); 100H – 1. Kylee Dulski (JT) 17.4, 2. Ashley Jones (T), 3. Makenna Kane (T); 300H – 1. Lydia Wallace (JT) 49.1, 2. Kylee Dulski (JT), 3. Molly Murphy (T); 400 relay – 1. Tamaqua 53.4; 1600 relay – 1. Tamaqua 4:31.9; 3200 relay – 1. Tamaqua 10:43.2; Shot put – 1. Emily Titus (T) 31-8, 2. Laura Clarke (JT), 3. Ashlei Arthurton (T); Discus – 1. Laura Clarke (JT) 81-3, 2. Holly Skrimcovsky (JT), 3. Meghan McArdle (T); Javelin – 1. Emily Titus (T) 96-2, 2. Laura Clarke (JT), 3. Holly Skrimcovsky (JT); Long jump – 1. Debbie Loyd (JT) 15-0 ½, 2. Marnea Wise (JT), 3. Abigail McGinley 13-8 ½; Triple jump – 1. Debbie Loyd (JT) 32-5 ½, 2. Caprice Lynch (JT), 3. Serena Jones (T); High jump – 1. Caprice Lynch (JT) 4-6, 2. Alexa Stianche (T), 3. Riley Solt (JT); Pole vault – 1. Debbie Loyd (JT) 9-0, 2. Tessa Bevilacqua (JT), 3. Sophia Boyle (T).

BOYS

Jim Thorpe 85, Tamaqua 65

100 – 1. Matthew Kistler (T) 10.8, 2. Jarrin Geisinger (JT), 3. John Franko (T); 200 – 1. Jarrin Geisinger (JT) 23.5, 2. Matthew Kistler (T), 3. Chris Strika (JT); 400 – 1. Samuel Hydro (JT) 53.9, 2. Preston Lawrence (JT), 3. Chris Osenbach (T); 800 – 1. Samuel Hydro (JT) 2:14.8, 2. Derian Stianche (T), 3. James Schwartz (JT); 1600 – 1. Samuel Hydro (JT) 4:58.5, 2. Brandon Fogarty (T), 3. Blake Kilmer (JT); 3200 – 1. Noah Rodgers (JT) 11:23.6, 2. Brandon Fogarty (T), 3. Blake Kilmer (JT); 110H – 1. Zeno Zukovich (T) 16.5, 2. Dawson Schriner (JT), 3. Justin Ellis (JT); 300H – 1. Justin Ellis (JT) 45.2, 2. Zeno Zukovich (T), 3. Dawson Schriner (JT); 400 relay – 1. Jim Thorpe 45.1; 1600 relay – 1. Tamaqua 3:41.4; 3200 relay – 1. Tamaqua 9:05.1; Shot put – 1. William Munson (JT) 49-9, 2. Matthew Amodea (T), 3. Allan Bailor (JT); Discus – 1. Alexander Strauss (JT) 108-7, 2. Tyler Disbrow (T), 3. Allan Bailor (JT); Javelin – 1. William Munson (JT) 147-2, 2. Jacob Rudy (T), 3. Alexander Barron (T); Long jump – 1. Barron Stauffenberg (T) 21-0 ¾, 2. Christian Selby (JT), 3. Dylan Dailey (JT); Triple jump – 1. Barron Stauffenberg (T) 40-4 ¾, 2. Christian Selby (JT), 3. John Franko (T); High jump – 1. David Richards (JT) 5-4, 2. Christopher Condly (JT), 3. Ethan Amershek (T); Pole vault – 1. Khalid Holland (T) 13-0, 2. Jason Walck (JT), 3. Pierce Demetriades (T).

Pine Grove-Lehighton

Lehighton recorded a Schuylkill League sweep over Pine Grove.

The Indians ran away with a 108-41 victory on the girls’ side, while the boys escaped with a 76-66 win.

The Indians’ Kaia Slaw swept the jumps with first-place finishes in the long, triple and high jump.

Kelsey Gaston (1600, 3200), Brittney Bartasavage (100H, 300H), Isabella Meckes (shot put, discus), Tahmir Spencer (100, 200) and Isiah Wetzel (long jump, triple jump) all won two events.

GIRLS

Lehighton 108, Pine Grove 41

100 – 1. Gabrielle Miller (PG) 13.4, 2. Kira Hartman (L), 3. Haylie Yoder (PG); 200 – 1. Karissa Hough (L) 29.2, 2. Kira Hartman (L), 3. Sarah Laible (L); 400 – 1. Gabrielle Miller (PG) 1:07.4, 2. Haylie Yoder (PG), 3. Kendall Mease (L); 800 – 1. Amanda Mathisen (L) 2:51.9, 2. Tayla Olt (PG), 3. Madison Cressley (L); 1600 – 1. Kelsey Gaston (L) 16:20.7, 2. Paige Wehr (L), 3. Alyssa Williams (L); 3200 – 1. Kelsey Gaston (L) 13:50.9, 2. Paige Wehr (L), 3. Alyssa Williams (L); 100H – 1. Brittney Bartasavage (L) 17.9, 2. Megan Wessner (PG), 3. Kira Hartman (L); 300H – 1. Brittney Bartasavage (L) 53.7, 2. Abigail Frew (PG), 3. Rebecca Parker (PG); 400 relay – 1. Pine Grove 53.9; 1600 relay – 1. Pine Grove 4:41.0; 3200 relay – 1. Lehighton 12:21.1; Shot Put – 1. Isabella Meckes (L) 28-10, 2. Abigail Meckes (L), 3. Allison Butler (PG); Discus – 1. Isabella Meckes (L) 120-9, 2. Abigail Meckes (L), 3. Allison Butler (PG); Javelin – 1. Allison Butler (PG) 105-3, 2. Grace Leinhard (L), 3. Emily Miller (L); Long jump – 1. Kaia Slaw (L) 16-11, 2. Isabella Baka (L), 3. Megan Aaron (L); Triple jump – 1. Kaia Slaw (L) 34-3, 2. Megan Aaron (L), 3. Abigail Buffington (L); High jump – 1. Kaia Slaw (L) 5-0, 2. (tie) Madison Brown (L) and Brittney Bartasavage (L); Pole vault – 1. (tie) Sarah Laible (L) and Isabella Baka (L) 6-0.

BOYS

Lehighton 76, Pine Grove 66

100 – 1. Tahmir Spencer (L) 11.2, 2. Daniel Sharp (L), 3. Andrew Griffiths (PG); 200 – 1. Tahmir Spencer (L) 23.4, 2. Daniel Sharp (L), 3. Andrew Griffiths (PG); 400 – 1. Jordan Pena (PG) 59.3, 2. Drew Lorenz (L), 3. Bryce Weber (PG); 800 – 1. Ryan Sarge (PG) 2:27.0, 2. Alex Schwab (L), 3. Sebastian Kull (PG); 1600 – 1. Travis Anderson (PG) 5:17.6, 2. Benjamin Mathisen (L), 3. Alex Schwab (L); 3200 – 1. Travis Anderson (PG) 11:21.0, 2. Mitchell Nailor (L), 3. Evan Beers (L); 110H – 1. Caleb Reiter (PG) 28.1; 300H – 1. Ayden Ney (PG) 48.2, 2. Benjamin Mathisen (L), 3. Tyler Lengle (PG); 400 relay – 1. Lehighton 46.5; 1600 relay – 1. Lehighton 4:06.7; 3200 relay – 1. Lehighton 9:35.6; Shot put – 1. Trey Reynolds (PG) 42-3, 2. Dalton Kintzel (PG), 3. Zander Bauer (L); Discus – 1. Trey Reynolds (PG) 117-4, 2. Alex Zeigenfuss (L), 3. Noah Kratzer (L); Javelin – 1. Benjamin Schatz (L) 115-8, 2. Dalton Kintzel (PG), 3. Brandon Wolff (PG); Long jump – 1. Isiah Wetzel (L) 19-5 ½, 2. Ricky Newcomer (PG), 3. Thor Debruyn (PG); Triple jump – 1. Isiah Wetzel (L) 39-4, 2. Ricky Newcomer (PG), 3. Caleb Reiter (PG); High jump – 1. Ricky Newcomer (PG) 5-10, 2. Tahmir Spencer (L), 3. Ayden Ney (PG); Pole Vault – 1. Brandon Ramirez (L) 7-0.

TENNIS

Bangor-Palmerton

Bangor edged Palmerton for a 3-2 Colonial League victory.

The Blue Bombers’ Nate Andress and Erica Messics both earned singles wins.

Bangor 3, Palmerton 2

SINGLES

Nate Andress (P) def. Evan Gordon 6-1, 6-0; Erica Messics (P) def. Grant Kaye 6-0, 6-1; Anthony Altobelli (B) def. Lucas Christman 6-1, 6-1.

DOUBLES

Gavin Andrecko/Kinderson Ramsey (B) def. Tim Hillanbrand/Hunter Connell 6-3, 6-0; Zach O’Shaugnessy/Tyrus Frost (B) def. Brayden Kline/Lauren Rehrig 6-1, 6-2.

Lehighton-N. Dame ES

Notre Dame of East Stroudsburg swept Lehighton in a doubleheader.

The Indians’ doubles team of Natasha Sitarchyk and Aaron Miller took their Spartans’ opponents to three sets before falling victim to defeat in the first match.

NDES 5, Lehighton 0

SINGLES

Bobby Smolyansky (NDES) def. Mark Solt 6-0, 6-0; Collin Cessell (NDES) def. Miranda Pettit 6-0, 6-0; Jonathan Torres defeat Ben Slaw 6-0, 6-1.

DOUBLES

Sabastian Netsepski/Connor Romes (NDES) def. Brenna Long/Sam Maholick 6-0, 6-2; Christian Wolfe/Kevin Castner (NDES) def. Natasha Sitarchyk/Aaron Miller 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.

NDES 5, Lehighton 0

SINGLES

Bobby Smolyansky (NDES) def. Mark Solt 6-0, 6-0; Collin Cessell (NDES) def. Miranda Pettit 6-0, 6-0; Jonathan Torres (NDES) def. Sam Maholick 6-4, 6-0.

DOUBLES

Sabastian Netsepski/Connor Romes (NDES) def. Brenna Long/Ben Slaw 6-0, 6-2; Christian Wolfe/Kevin Castner (NDES) def. Madison Becksted/Ali Miller 6-0, 6-1.