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MIFFLINTOWN — Juniata boys soccer defeated Greenwood, 1-0, on Tuesday.
Landon Beward scored the lone goal as Easton Berry had the assist for the Indians.
Nolan Imes had seven saves for Juniata as Greenwood posted five.
Juniata outshot Greenwood, 6-4.
Greenwood tallied more corners, 7-1.
Juniata is now 14-2 on the season. The Wildcats drop to 14-3.
Juniata 1, Greenwood 0
First Half Goals
9:36 – Juniata, scored by Landon Beward, assisted by Easton Berry
Second Half Goals
None
Shots on Goal
Juniata – 6
Greenwood – 4
Corner Kicks
Juniata – 1
Greenwood – 7
Keeper Saves
Juniata – 7 (Nolan Imes)
Greenwood – 5
Halifax claws EJ, 10-1
COCOLAMUS — Halifax rolled past East Juniata during Tuesday’s boys soccer action, 10-1.
Ryan Mitchell had the lone goal for the Tigers and Jonny Hoffman tallied 10 saves.
EJ faces Greenwood on Thursday.
FROM MONDAY
VOLLEYBALL
Indians drop Fannett, 3-2
Juniata defeated Fannett-Metal on Monday, 25-15, 25-15, 21-25, 19-25, 15-9.
Juniata’s offense was lead by Jael Supplee (four kills, two aces), Maddie Copeland (15 assists, six aces, and Catherine Miller with a 100% hitting percentage, two digs, and three aces. Defense was lead by Destiny Yohn (seven digs, two kills), Willow Aurand (11 digs, eight aces) and Astrid Osorio Izaguire (eight digs).
Juniata plays EJ on Wednesday for the Pink Out game to support those fighting breast cancer.
Juniata JV continued their winning streak with a 2-0 victory over Fannett.
Shamokin topples EJ, 3-1
Shamokin volleyball beat East Juniata, 25-19, 24-26, 25-16, 25-8.
For EJ, Mya Crissman had three digs and Kylee Burd added 11 digs with eight points.
Brooklyn Devinney had 24 digs, two aces and six points. Madyson Freed posted 17 digs, three aces and seven points. Hayley Cramer had two kills, two digs and four points. Mazie Neimond had 13 digs, two aces and five points.
GIRLS SOCCER
Tigers maul Wildcats, 3-0
MIFFLINBURG — East Juniata girls soccer beat Mifflinburg on Monday, 3-0.
Briahna Brubaker tallied two goals and Cali Wagner added one for the Tigers.
EJ had six shots, three saves and one corner.
The Wildcats collected three shots with six saves.
Falcons tame Huskies, 6-0
Joelle Swartz and Abigail Collins (three goals) each scored for Lower Dauphin aas they beat Mifflin County, 6-0, on Monday.
Dauphin outshot MC, 21-0.
Taryn Hubler had 15 saves for the Huskies.
Dauphin won the JV game, 9-0.
The Huskies (0-15-1) visit East Pennsboro today.
Lower Dauphin 6, Mifflin County 0
Joelle Swartz (Chelsea Gula) 11:54
Abigail Collins 15:34
Abigail Collins (Aly Milsteen) 16:50
Abigail Collins 18:41
Chelsea Gula 28:54
Bella Tran 52:04
Shots on Goal
LD 21
MC 0
Corners
LD 12
MC 0
Saves
LD Nahla Raab 0
MC Taryn Hubler 15
BOYS SOCCER
Falcons sink Huskies, 6-0
Lower Dauphin bulldozed Mifflin County, 6-0, on Monday.
The Falcons outshot MC, 12-3. Dauphin had more corners, 5-2.
MC tied the JV game, 0-0.
Mifflin County assistant coach Todd R. Peters said, “They were very committed to passing and moving all night long. This happened at every position and some runners we stayed with, and some we didn't. That is what you have to be doing on the field. Amici scored five for them, with two off corners where we didn't challenge, and his three others were where a step would have helped but we didn't commit. We had some aggressive challenges where we got down in their area but touches and deliveries let us down.”