HOCKEY
Gabe Nettleton scored at the 2:54 mark of overtime as Indiana knocked off previously unbeaten Quaker Valley, 3-2 last night. Trailing 1-0 after one period, Indiana got second period goals from Garrett Goodrich and Ash Lockard to take a 2-1 lead, but Quaker Valley’s Max Modrovich scored to send the game into the third period tied at 2.
Nettleton won a faceoff from the left wing circle and played the puck around the boards after Quaker Valley inexplicably rushed up the ice. Ash Lockard stepped in and controlled the puck as Nettleton set up to the left of the goal. Lockard fed a beautiful pass across the net and Nettleton slammed home the game-winner with only six seconds left in the OT.
Goodrich and Lockard each had a goal and an assist and Luke Rowe stopped 27 of 29 Quaker Valley shots.
Indiana pulled to within a point of Quaker Valley at the top of the Varsity A Gold Division of the PIHL. They are back on the ice on Monday at third place Meadville.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Maddie McGinnis scored 17 points and Mollee Fry added 11, and United’s aggressive defense forced 25 turnovers as the Lions topped West Shamokin, 44-29. Lily Jordan led the Wolves with 16 points, but West Shamokin struggled from the foul line, shooting on 7-of-18.
Penns Manor walloped Conemaugh Valley, 63-23. Alyssa Altemus led the way with 25 points, Summer Fennell scored 12, and Sarah Stiteler added 10. Allie Mumau pulled down ten rebounds. The Comets will play 5A Central Mountain at home tonight.
Homer-Center topped Conemaugh Township, 56-35. Ashlyn Kerr had a huge night, scoring 26 points, 20 of them in the first half. Alaina Fabin added 17 for the Wildcats.
Marion Center stopped Cambria Heights, 50-37. Lydia Miller scored 18 points and had 9 rebounds. Macie Miller scored 12 for the Stingers.
WRESTLING
Indiana dropped a Section match to Armstrong last night, 42-27. Winners for Indiana included Rowan Grantz, Nico Fanella, Carter Putt, Will Turner, Dominic Fanella, Sean Parks, and Joel Romance. Indiana falls to 1-1 with the loss.
RIFLE
Indiana Rifle opened its season with a win over Washington, 775-34x to 754-27x. Top shooter for Indiana was Ethan Coleman with a 98-6x.
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