Sentinel photo by MIKE GOSS Juniata's Anthony Maradiaga tries to head the ball for a goal over Shikellamy's goalie Nathaniel Allar.

MIFFLINTOWN — Anthony Maradiaga recorded four goals as Juniata beat Shikellamy in boys soccer on Thursday, 10-0

Daniel Lopez posted a hat trick in the home win. Jackson Shellenberger added two goals. Haydon Burd tallied a goal.

Shik had 19 saves.

Juniata posted 22 shots as Shik only had three.

Drew Bennett, Chase Hartland and Alex Armstrong each had an assist in the first half.

Arthur Hazard added two assists in the second half. Lopez and Shellenberger posted assists in the final half, too.

Juniata 10, Shikellamy 0

SH 0-0-0

JU 5-5-10

First Half Goals

36:23 – Juniata, scored by Daniel Lopez

32:12 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Drew Bennett

24:26 – Juniata, scored by Daniel Lopez (Penalty Kick)

21:25 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Chase Hartland

16:35 – Juniata, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Alex Armstrong

Second Half Goals

36:20 – Juniata, scored by Daniel Lopez, assisted by Arthur Hazard

33:06 – Junaita, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Daniel Lopez

26:20 – Juniata, scored by Jackson Shellenberger, assisted by Arthur Hazard

12:56 – Junaita, scored by Jackson Shellenberger (Penalty Kick)

7:41 – Junaita, scored by Haydon Burd, assisted by Jackson Shellenberger

Shots on Goal

Juniata – 22

Shikellamy – 3

Corner Kicks

Juniata – 6

Shikellamy – 1

Keeper Saves

Juniata – 2 (Nolan Imes)

Shikellamy – 19

Huskies nudge Blue Devils, 2-1

GREENCASTLE — Mifflin County beat Greencastle Antrim, 2-1, on Thursday.

“Our first half wasn’t that pretty. We played with very heavy feet that kept the ball from staying in our possession and helped them out. A PK was called when our play got sloppy in the back and put us in a bad spot, and they finished the PK with 11 to go in the first half as the rain soaked the turf. We talked over some things as a team at halftime that would be necessary to do to be successful, and we came out hungry,” Huskies assistant Todd Peters noted.

“The rain stopped, we adapted to the wet turf, and we got hungrier as the match went on as our touches cleaned up… Jace Bagrosky weighted a ball through to Zach Keller who ran onto it and continually hounded the defense to finish our first with 15 minutes left in the second half… Then with 1:53 left in the match, we moved the ball smoothly, Bruce Baker put a shot on frame that gave up a rebound and Jace Bagrosky put himself in an excellent spot to crash the goal and bury the winner. Our team battled back so well and with a lot of heart and that was awesome to see. Some big stops by Jack in the cage, our back defensive line and other positions stepping up when we needed it most earned us this hard-fought win.”

Greencastle outshot MC, 8-5. MC had more saves, 8-3.

Each team had three corners.

JV Greencastle beat MC, 1-0.

GOLF

Breon earns first place

CARLISLE — Mifflin County golf competed at the Carlisle War Barracks golf course, the home of Carlisle High School, on Thursday.

MC went 0-6 on the day, however there were a few bright spots. Evan Breon was the medalist, finishing in first place with a career best score of +1, 73. He also made a career best five birdies in his round.

Jude Zook chipped in with a solid round of 87. Caleb Bubb, shot a season low score of 90, and Chase Krepps rounded out the scoring with a 98. Jude Zook finished in 28th place, Caleb Bubb finished in 33rd place, and Chase Krepps finished in a tie for 42nd place. The team total of 348 today was also a season low for the Huskies.

With the losses, MC now stands at 1-26 on the season, and 0-24 in the Mid-Penn Keystone. MC is back in action on Tuesday when they travel to Iron Valley Golf Course, the home of Palmyra.

GIRLS SOCCER

Huskies edge Blue Devils, 1-0

LEWISTOWN — Mifflin County girls soccer topped Greencastle-Antrim on Thursday, 1-0.

Husky Desi Hershberger scored on a free kick at 55:20.

Antrim led in shots, 12-3, and in corners, 4-1.

MC’s Liberty Cook had 12 saves as visitor Taylor Watts had two.

JV Huskies lost to Antrim, 2-0.

The Lady Huskies (2-2, 2-2 Mid-Penn) host West Perry on Monday.

Tigers tie Wildcats

East Juniata tied Mifflinburg on Thursday, 2-2, after an OT battle.

EJ’s Aubrey Price and Makaylyn Peters each scored in the draw.

Next, EJ visits Millersburg on Monday.

VOLLEYBALL

Juniata beat UDA, 3-1

MIFFLINTOWN — Juniata topped Upper Dauphin, 25-13, 23-25, 25-21, 25-20, on Thursday.

Hannah Graybill had 15 kills and 12 points for the winners. Miley Hack added 18 digs. Mariska Whitesel tallied 12 assists and Hope Kehler added 12 points.

FROM WEDNESDAY

BOYS SOCCER

Halifax swats Juniata, 5-2

HALIFAX — Halifax scored four times in the second half en route to a 5-2 win over Juniata (4-1) Wednesday.

Ricky Guante and Anthony Maradiaga each had a goal in the defeat. Drew Bennett had the assist.

Halifax (3-1) had more corners, 4-3. Each team posted 11 shots.

Juniata goalkeeper Nolan Imes collected 15 saves. The Wildcats had eight saves.

Halifax travels to play York Catholic Saturday. Juniata battles Bald Eagle Area on Saturday.

Halifax 5, Juniata 2

JU 0-2–2

HA 1-4–5

First Half Goals

35:48 – Halifax

Second Half Goals

38:25 – Halifax

34:28 – Junaita, scored by Anthony Maradiaga, assisted by Drew Bennett

14:37 – Halifax

11:19 – Halifax

7:41 – Junaita, scored by Ricky Guante

0:18 – Halifax

Shots

Tie 11-11

Corners

Halifax – 4-3.

Saves

Juniata – 15 (Nolan Imes), Halifax – 8.