Roundups: Indians sweep EJ, 3-0
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COCOLAMUS — Juniata volleyball earned their third consecutive win as they defeated East Juniata on Wednesday during the Pink Out game, 25-23, 25-16, 25-23.
It was a true team effort for Juniata on Wednesday night, as a full roster of Maddie Copeland (11 assists, five service points), Destiny Yohn (four kills, six digs), Sophia Hostetler (two kills, six aces, two digs), Gabby Reed (four kills, three blocks), Jael Supplee (three kills, three aces, one block), Willow Aurand (eight digs, three aces), Sophia Delancey (six digs), and Astrid Osorio Isaguire (five digs, six aces) all contributed to the victory.
Juniata volleyball visits Shamokin on Monday.
Juniata JV defeated EJ, 2-0.
For EJ, Mya Crissman had two digs. Kylee Burd tallied five digs and four points.
Brooklyn Devinney had 13 digs, two aces and eight points. Madyson Freed added 11 digs, three points.
Hayley Cramer had six digs and seven points. Mazie Neimond added seven digs.
GIRLS SOCCER
Panthers edge Huskies, 2-0
Madison Gill scored two goals as East Pennsboro beat Mifflin County on Wednesday, 2-0.
Pennsboro had more shots, 12-2, and more corners, 1-0.
Husky goalie Taryn Hubler had 10 saves.
Raegen Biller tallied two saves for the Panthers.
East’s JV team beat MC, 4-0.
The Huskies are now 0-16-1 and travel to Altoona on Monday.
BOYS SOCCER
Panthers blank Huskies, 3-0
LEWISTOWN — East Pennsboro spoiled Mifflin County’s senior night on Wednesday, 3-0.
Mifflin County assistant coach Todd R. Peters said, “It was nice to honor our ten seniors for their time and commitment to our program prior to the match. They are Mason Allen, Jace Bagrosky, Brayden Benfer, Kayden Hook, Zach Keller, RJ Miller, Chase Retherford, Dylan Rhodes, Jack Suydam, Brody Wolfkill.
“We put ourselves in an early hole of 2-0 that didn't make it easy. Resli scored on a slipped through ball and Skaugen on a header from a corner kick put them ahead by two only 5:10 into the match. We then settled in a bit and tried to connect some passes for our attack. However, we gave up a goal to Striddard with 7:45 left in the first half. Our second half produced more opportunities because we took some more chances. We'd like to see those chances happening earlier in our matches so we can potentially be on the front foot. We had some nice corners being played in by Brayden Benfer and Kolt Dixon but we couldn't finish any.”
The Panthers outshot MC, 13-3.
However, the Huskies tallied more saves, 10-3, and more corners, 7-6.
East’s JV team also won, 2-0.