Julia Rauch had a big all-around night for Berwick, tallying 33 assists and scoring 19 service points with five aces as the Bulldogs swept Central Mountain in a non-league girls volleyball match on Tuesday.
Berwick won the first two sets in tight quarters with 25-22 and 26-24 wins before closing strong with a 25-5 win in the third and final set.
Grace Robbins had 18 kills and 13 digs for the Bulldogs. Taylor Riera-Gomez had 11 kills and six digs, and Emmy Superko added 11 digs.
Blue Ridge 3, Hanover Area 0
The Hawkeyes were swept by Blue Ridge in a non-league showdown. Set scores were 25-8, 25-0 and 25-9 in favor of Blue Ridge.
Ambria Mulroy had three kills for Hanover Area. Mikaela Ramos had two kills and two digs. Aviana Rivera added two kills and six service points.
Crestwood 3, Abington Heights 2
From Monday, Zoe Meckes had 16 kills to power Crestwood past Abington Heights in a non-league matchup.
Abington Heights won the first set 25-20, Crestwood took the second 25-21. After Abington Heights scored a 25-17 win in the third, Crestwood posted 25-22 and 16-14 wins in the final two sets to close things out.
Lilah Barrett had 13 kills, 19 digs and nine service points for Crestwood. Kennady Korpusik added 26 digs and seven service points.
H.S. GOLF
Dallas picks up two wins
Ryan Roman was the best of the bunch on an extremely golfer-friendly Irem Country Club course Tuesday, shooting a 23 to win the individual medal and lead Dallas to wins over Crestwood and Hazleton Area.
The Mountaineers defeated Crestwood 111-123 and Hazleton Area 111-122.
Landon Moser and Logan Moser each shot a 29 for the Mountaineers.
Devon Long was the low scorer for Crestwood with a 29. Kelten Rivera carded a 30.
Hazleton Area’s Liam Woznicki led the Cougars with a 27, and Jayson Rush added a 29.
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