LEWISTOWN — It’s no secret who the Juniata Indians look to when they need to put the ball in the back of the goal.

The Indians have scored 25 goals this season, and senior Mylee Landis has accounted for 13 of them. On Saturday, the storyline was the same as Juniata battled Mifflin County.

Landis scored at the 88:31 mark – in overtime – as the Indians came away with a 1-0 victory over the Huskies in a non-league matchup. Mallory Garver picked up an assist on the goal.

The Indians held a 22-6 advantage in shots and 7-2 in corner kicks. Juniata goalkeeper Yaa Serwaa made six saves, while Mifflin County counterpart Liberty Cook turned aside 21 shots.

There was no JV game.

Juniata is at Halifax today, while the Huskies travel to Greencastle-Antrim on Tuesday.

In other girls soccer action:

Midd-West bounces

Meadowbrook Christian

MIDDLEBURG — Five different Midd-West Mustangs scored goals in a 5-0 rout of Meadowbrook Christian in non-league action. The Mustangs jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first half and added a pair of insurance goals in the second half.

Maddie Bonsall scored for Midd-West, converting a feed from Carly Steininger, while Emery Peters did the same, off a pass from Bella Knepp. Ava Aitkins put the ball in the net, with Maci Tittle picking up the assist, and Steininger scored an unassisted goal. Maya Zechman had the fifth goal, with Peters earning the helper.

Midd-West outshot Meadowbrook 20-4 and led 6-2 in corner kicks. Mustang goalie Addie Maust finished with four saves.

BOYS SOCCER

Southern Columbia

blanks East Juniata

CATAWISSA – Kelton Bonnell made six saves and Jonny Hoffman added two saves in East Juniata’s 6-0 non-league loss to Southern Columbia on Saturday.

Bonnell, who played 65 minutes, allowed five goals, while Hoffman allowed one goal in 15 minutes of action.

East Juniata hosts Juniata on Saturday.

De Valgaz nets

seven in JCS win

JOHNSTOWN – Julian Flores De Valgaz scored seven goals in Juniata Christian School’s 10-2 victory over Johnstown Christian.

The Lions grabbed a 1-0 lead as Jordan Lara set up Troy Hoover for the first goal of the game. Hoover then set up De Valgaz for two goals in a row to make it 3-0.

De Valgaz returned the favor to Hoover, who scored the Lions’ fourth goal. Lara ended the Lions’ first-half scoring by feeding De Valgaz. Johnstown’s Cameron Ledwich put his team on the scoreboard to make the score 5-1 at the half.

Brayden Kibbi tallied a goal out of the lockerroom for a 5-2 score. Juniata Christian answered with five goals to seal the win. De Valgaz, assisted by Hoover twice and Lara once, netted four of the goals. The other was an unassisted goal by Lara.

The Lions outshot Johnstown 19-7 and held a 6-4 advantage in corner kicks. Juniata Christian keeper Conner Leitzel had three saves.

The Lions visit Harrisburg Academy today.