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Sentinel photo by BOB HOCKENBROCK Mifflin County's Maddy Clinard gets ready to send the ball over the net to her opponent.

LEWISTOWN — Cumberland Valley blanked Mifflin County during girls tennis action on Thursday, 5-0.

In singles play, the Eagles earned a forfeit win and Laasya Nachanally beat Delaynie Newlen, 8-2. Meghana Nelluri topped Marcella McKee, 8-0.

In doubles play, Kritika Agrawal and Maya Satheesh defeated Huskies Hana Patel and Alexis Allen. Sharanya Dulta and Ella Ruggiero beat Khloe Knepp and Layla Breneman, 8-1.

GIRLS SOCCER

Mustangs fly by Indians, 7-1

MIFFLINTOWN — West Perry defeated Juniata in girls soccer on Thursday, 7-1.

For the Lady Indians, Carolyn Heidenreich scored a goal, unassisted. Goalkeeper Yaa Serwaa posted seven saves.

Perry scored four times in the first half.

Jalinn Kell blasted three goals. Alyssa Morett, Maelle Lis and Bria Bell each scored a goal.

Juniata heads to EJ on Sept. 10.

BOYS SOCCER

Midd-West shuts down Crestwood, 7-0

Midd-West boys soccer beat Crestwood on Thursday, 7-0.

Midd-West had 36 shots on goal and five corners.

Evan Devine scored three times and Abe Sellers added two.

Goals:

3:24 Abe Sellers (2) rebound off of Evan Devine (10) and Nathan Horst (5) scramble

7:40 Gabe Romig (23) free kick

34:20 Max Trawitz (4) rebound off of Horst (5) shot

54:00 Devine (10) rebound from Derek Keister (14)

55:34 Devine (10) 1 time finish from Sellers (2)

68:00 Sellers (2) breakaway finish

79:58 Devine (10) assisted by Keister (14)

Lions claw South, 10-1

Juniata Christian beat South Williamsport on Thursday for a 10-1 boys soccer win.

JCS outshot South, 29-7, and they had more corners than South, 6-5.

In the saves department, Connor Leitzel had three JCS saves and South tallied 10.

Julian Flores de Valgez scored five goals in the win.

JCS’s overall record is 4-0. Next, JCS plays at home on Sept. 10.

JCS 10, South Williamsport 1

First Half Goals

JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgez, Assist by Mitch Auker

JCS Goal by Jordan Lara, Assist by Julian Flores de Valgez

JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgez

SW Goal by Trent Rogers

Second Half Goals

JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgez

JCS Goal by Jordan Lara

JCS Goal by Zander Neimond, Assist by Julian Flores de Valgez

JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgez

JCS Goal by Jordan Lara

JCS Goal by Charlie Donovan

JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgez

FIELD HOCKEY

Cougars topple Huskies, 9-0

PALMYRA — Mifflin County field hockey traveled to Palmyra to take on the defending state champs and nationally ranked Cougars Thursday evening. But, the Cougars earned a 9-0 win.

Palmyra scored three goals in the first quarter, before the game evened out in the second quarter. With twice the roster of the Huskies, Palmyra owned the second half.

The Huskies were lead by five saves from Aubree Dobson. Mya Felmlee added 15 saves in the cage. Jayda Kanagy added four shots on goal, along with drawing the games only green card on Palmyra.

The Cougars also won the JV game 9-0 over an injury depleted Huskies squad. Goalie Carson Moore-Aldich had 17 saves in the defeat and Quinnie Williams led the way with two shots on goal.

The Huskies head to Camp Hill on Saturday to participate in the Lion’s Den Showdown, starting with another powerhouse in Wyomissing at 11:15 a.m. Mifflin County is looking to avenge their runner-up finish in the tournaments from a year ago, losing to hosts Camp Hill 0-0 in a thrilling and controversial shootout.

Palmyra moves to 2-0 (1-0) on the year and Mifflin County falls to 0-2 (0-1).

Varsity Final

Palmyra, 9-0 win

Shots on Goal

29-9 Palmyra

Penalty Corners

13-6 Palmyra

JV Final

Palmyra, 9-0 win

Shots on Goal

26-3 Palmyra

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