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HARRISBURG — Harrisburg girls tennis nudged Mifflin County on Monday, 3-2.
In singles action, Maddy Clinard won her match, 6-2, 6-2. Delaynie Newlen was defeated, 6-4, 6-4. Marcella McKee won her match 6-1, 6-1.
In doubles play, Hana Patel and Khloe Knepp were defeated, 6-3, 6-4. Layla Breneman and Brynlee Miller also were defeated, 6-4, 6-2.
The Huskies (3-10) host Northern York on Friday at 4.
BOYS SOCCER
Lions drop Sullivan, 4-1
Juniata Christian boys soccer rolled past Sullivan on Monday, 4-1.
Lions Jordan Lara, Zander Neimond and Julian Flores de Valgaz each posted a goal in the first half.
Lara added another one in the final half with an assist from Flores de Valgaz.
JCS had more shots than Sullivan, 14-7.
JCS’s overall record is 12-1 and they’ll host BCS at 5:15 today. The JCS girls play BCS at 3:30.
JCS 4, Sullivan 1
First Half Goals
JCS Goal by Jordan Lara
Sullivan Goal by Dominic Marotti
JCS Goal by Julian Flores de Valgaz
JCS Goal by Zander Neimond, Assist by Mitch Auker
Second Half Goals
JCS Goal by Jordan Lara, Assist by Julian Flores de Valgaz
Shots on Goal
JCS: 14
Sullivan: 7
Corner Kicks
JCS: 7
Sullivan: 1
Saves
JCS: Connor Leitzel; 5
Sullivan: 7
Cougars edge Huskies, 2-1
PALMYRA — Palmyra nudged Mifflin County in boys soccer action on Monday, 2-1.
Palmyra had seven shots compared to MC’s three.
Jack Suydam tallied five saves and overall MC had nine.
Palmyra led in corners, 2-0.
Palmyra’s JV team won, 3-0.
Mifflin County assistant coach Todd R. Peters stated, “Both teams played a physical closely contested match with a half time score of 0-0. We both had some chances to sneak one in, but both defenses played hard. In the second half with 16:10 left, they broke through and crossed a ball that we believed was kept off the goal line, but they called it a goal. We were trying to see what communication was happening between head referee and linesman and still are unsure. Palmyra then came out even more aggressive after that goal, and we committed a foul to give them a penalty kick about a minute later. Brandt buried the kick to make it 2-0 but we still kept fighting…”
GIRLS SOCCER
Tigers pummel Rockets, 17-0
COCOLAMUS — East Juniata bulldozed Southern Huntingdon, 17-0, on Monday.
For EJ, Acea Spade, Natalie Fisher, Audrie Price, Ella Feltman, Eliza Hommel, Addison Phillips and Briahna Brubaker each scored a goal.
Cali Wagner posted a hat-trick for the Lady Tigers.
Elysia Lopez added two goals. Aubrey Shearer, Cristal Maldonado, Aubrey Fogle and Eowyn Rendall each scored a goal.
EJ had 27 shots and five corners.
FIELD HOCKEY
Huskies sink Colts, 1-0
CAMP HILL — Mifflin County field hockey won their second conference game of the season, winning at Cedar Cliff, 1-0, Monday night.
In a true back-and-forth affair, Mifflin County finally broke through in the third quarter with a game-winning goal from freshman Quinnie Williams in her first varsity start. Senior captain and former District 3 Player of the Week Jayda Kanagy added an assist.
Senior goalie (and also a District 3 Player of the Week winner) Mya Felmlee had 13 saves to earn her second consecutive clean sheet.
Mifflin County hosts Hershey on Wednesday at Marcal Paper Field.
The JV Colts shut out MC, 3-0.
VOLLEYBALL
Wildcats sweep Tigers, 3-0
Halifax volleyball topped East Juniata on Monday, 25-17, 25-16, 25-18.
For the Tigers, Mya Crissman tallied five digs. Kylee Burd had six digs and six points.
Brooklyn Devinney added 10 digs with three assists.
Madyson Freed had 10 digs and three points. Hayley Cramer tacked on seven digs and four points. Mazie Neimond had 13 digs, two assists and eight points.