OAKLAND MILLS — Mifflin County went 1-1 during the golf match with East Juniata and Newport at Lost Creek Golf Course (home of the Tigers) on Thursday.

The Huskies lost to EJ, but defeated Newport. EJ won the match with a 348.

MC was led on the day by Evan Breon who shot 80, which took home the medalist honors as first place overall. EJ’s best score came from Jeremiah Armstrong, who shot an 82.

Jude Zook and Chase Krepps both shot 90, which was good for a tie for sixth place. Caleb Bubb rounded out the scoring for MC with a season low 94, which placed seventh. Even though his score didn’t count in the team total, Raul Rodriguez fired a season and career best 96 which placed in a tie for eighth place.

For EJ, Conner Newton added an 89, Camden Feltman 88, Bryson Walton 89, Zane Liddington 104, Jonathan Willow 104.

Newport’s best score came from Aiden Amsler and Lucas Zaring with each of them shooting a 96. Newport shot a 387.

The Huskies now stand at 1-20 overall on the season. The team score of 354 today was also a season low. MC is back in action next Thursday, when they travel to the Carlisle War Barracks course for a Mid-Penn Keystone Division match.

FIELD HOCKEY

Huskies tame Dragons

LEWISBURG — Mifflin County field hockey beat Lewisburg on Thursday, 2-0.

The Huskies took advantage of the offensive corners to rack up two goals.

In the first quarter, the Huskies had three offensive corners but fell short on scoring with the advantage.

The Green Dragons had four offensive corners but could not get past the Huskies defense. Aubree Dobson shut down the Dragons with a defensive save to keep the score 0-0.

The Huskies kicked it into gear during the second quarter and the game began to be more intense. The Huskies worked together to earn a penalty corner where Bailey Neff received a ball from Jayda Kanagy to lock in a lead against the Dragons.

The third and fourth quarters were still a battle between both teams, but the Huskies dominated the Dragons with shots on goal and offensive corners. During the fourth quarter, Hayleigh Fultz received a pass from Bailey Neff to earn another goal to end the game, 2-0.

The Huskies have an undefeated season so far (3-0) and have yet to be scored on this season. Their next home contest is Sept. 4. JV plays at 5:30 p.m. and varsity plays at 7 p.m.

BOYS SOCCER

Greyhounds blank Huskies, 5-0

SHIPPENSBURG — Mifflin County was defeated by Shippensburg on Thursday, 5-0.

Shippensburg found their center back Hundt, not tightly marked, on a corner to go up around four minutes into the match.

“We didn’t get down on ourselves. We then settled in and started to play our game. The big thing we lacked though was runs and creativity by our forwards. Going into halftime 1-0 versus a team like Ship we felt like we had a chance to create and get back in it. An unfortunate rebound score put them up 2-0 and then we got away from our game. We got tired and turned the ball over which our guys know we should play smarter during these moments. We will work on our runs, delivery, and creativity to improve going forward,” Huskies assistant coach Todd Peters said.

Ship led in shots, 12-1 and Huskies led in saves, 7-1. Ship led in corners, 8-0.

JV Huskies lost to Ship, 4-0.

VOLLEYBALL

Shore topples EJ, 3-0

East Juniata lost to West Shore Christian Academy in three sets on Thursday. The scores were 13-25, 13-25 and 15-25.

Addison Dimm, outside senior, had seven digs. Emily Goodling, outside senior, had seven digs.

EJ’s Landyn Cramer had eight saves.

GIRLS SOCCER

Braves best Tigers, 8-0

SUNBURY — Shikellamy girls soccer topped East Juniata Thursday, 8-0.

Kaci Grimm and Jillian Deivert each had two goals for Shik.

Lauryn Ross tallied three goals and Alyssa Williams added one score.

Four goals were posted in each half.

FROM WEDNESDAY

VOLLEYBALL

Thundering Herd sweep Huskies, 3-0

LEWISTOWN — Mifflin County volleyball played the Carlisle Thundering Herd in their home opener on Thursday and the visitors took a 3-0 win.

The varsity Huskies found themselves down early in each set. The Huskies lost the match in three sets, losing 25-20, 25-14 and 25-19. Emily Porch led the defensive effort with 14 digs while Rylie Kahley added six. Kate Hartzler and Ella Hartzler led the offense with six and five kills, respectively.

The JV Huskies dropped the first set, 25-19, before coming back and taking set two and three, winning 25-16 and 15-7. Jayda Thomas led the offense by dishing out nine assists and serving up three aces. Jovi Bush tallied four kills and Olivia Bedlyon contributed three. Briah Moore led the team in another solid defensive effort.

MC is back home next Wednesday and will face Palmyra. JV is set to start at 5 p.m. and varsity will follow at 6:15 p.m.

BOYS SOCCER

Indians drub Blackhawks, 6-0

DUNCANNON — Anthony Maradiaga had a hat-trick as Juniata boys soccer beat Susquenita (1-2) on Wednesday, 6-0.

Arthur Hazard, Alex Portzline and Daniel Lopez each scored for Juniata (3-0).

Ricky Guante had three assists and Lopez added one.

Juniata hosts Jersey Shore on Saturday at 11 a.m.

Juniata 6, Susquenita 0

JUN 3-3–6

SQ 0-0–0

First Half Goals

25:10 – Juniata, scored by Arthur Hazard

24:21 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradiaga

20:15 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradidaga, assisted by Ricky Guante

Second Half Goals

22:35 – Juniata, scored by Alex Portzline, assisted by Daniel Lopez

13:21 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Ricky Guante

9:36 – Juniata, scored by Daniel Lopez, assisted by Ricky Guante

Shots

Juniata 13-11.

Corners

SQ 4-2.

Saves

Juniata 14 (Nolan Imes), Susquenita 9.