CROSS COUNTRY
History was made at the Heritage Conference cross country championships yesterday as the United teams ended the longtime dominance of Marion Center. The United girls eked out a three-point win over the Stingers to halt a conference championship streak of 13 for Marion Center that went all the way back to 2010. The Lions’ boys edged the Stingers by only seven points, denying the Stingers a seventh straight title.
For the boys, United’s Colton Henning was first across the line, finishing in 17:21.10. He was followed closely by teammates Matthew Beaver and Dallas Pearce. Marion Center’s Seth Boring and Portage’s Logan Gentile rounded out the top five. The top twenty-two runners all broke twenty minutes.
In the girls race, Marion Center’s Lydia Miller broke the tape first at 20:32.60. United’s Oliva Henning was second, followed by West Shamokin’s Jasmine Lucullo, Portage’s Alex Chobany, and Cambria Heights’ Savannah Hoover.
The championship results, courtesy of MileSplit.com:
https://pa.milesplit.com/meets/568779-heritage-conference-cross-country-championships-2023/results
HOCKEY
Indiana got two goals apiece from Phil Bell, Garrett Goodrich, and Ash Lockard in the first two periods, and added goals by Ryan Bell and Andrew Kobak in the third to beat Montour 8-6. Phil Bell had an assist on Lockard’s first goal and Lockard’s second goal was a short-handed tally. Montour’s Hunter Fiedler had four goals and Jonah Camardese Woodruff had a goal and three assists.
Indiana outshot Montour 34-20 and Luke Rowe earned the win in goal.
VOLLEYBALL
Homer-Center beat Purchase Line on their Senior Night 3-0. The game scores were 25-20, 25-15, and 25-17. Meegan Williams led the Wildcats with 14 kills and 10 digs, Ashlyn Kerr added 12 kills, and Emma Rouser and Alaina Fabin each had 6 kills and 3 blocks.
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