Maddie Shaver and Ally D’Alesio each scored once to lead Moon Area to a 2-1 victory over Fort LeBouef Saturday in a non-section girls soccer match.
Sophia Jovenelly assisted on one goal and goalkeeper Samantha D’Alesio registered the shutout for the Tigers.
BOYS SOCCER
Moon Area 4, Ambridge 0
Eric Haupt and Hayden Dunn each scored a pair of goals and Charlie Weiler, Eric Hildenbrand, and Cullen Felton contributed assists as the Tigers blanked the Bridgers and evened their record at 2-2.
Montour 6, Mercyhurst Prep 0
Owen Leibhart scored a pair of goals as the Spartans whipped the Lakers Saturday in an Avonworth Lopes Cup contest.
Mario Passaro, Jefferson Lopez, Tyler Fritzius and Samuel Rose each contributed a goal in the win for Montour.
FOOTBALL
Seton La Salle 22, Bishop Canevin 7
Kymarr Freeman scored on runs of 3 and 1 yard in the second half and the Rebels controlled the clock for much of the final two quarters en route to a win over the Crusaders Saturday night.
Bishop Canevin, which fell to 0-2, got on the board first in the opening quarter when Brady Wagner connected on an 80-yard touchdown pass to Damar Olds. Leo Shorthouse’s PAT kick gave the Crusaders a 7-0 victory.
But that would be the last time Bishop Canevin reached the end zone Saturday. Kia Jones’ 3-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, followed by Jeremy Rose’s PAT, tied the score at 7-7, and that’s the way the first half ended.
Seton La Salle used its defense to take the lead for keeps in the third quarter, as the Rebels earned a 2-point safety when a Bishop Canevin running back was tackled in the end zone.
Freeman’s 3-yard scoring run in the third quarter extended the Rebels’ lead to 15-7, and Freeman’s 1-yard TD run in the final quarter finished the scoring.
Seton LaSalle maintained possession for more than 20 minutes of play in the second half.
Olds caught six passes on the night for 165 yards for Bishop Canevin.
California 36, Cornell 32
Brandon Meier rushed for a pair of touchdowns, including one in the fourth quarter that proved to be the difference in the Trojans’ win over the Raiders Friday night.
Malachi Peak rushed for 147 yards and scored on a 13-yard run for the winners, who trailed 26-20 at halftime and 32-28 heading into the final quarter.
M.J. Stuckey threw for 164 yards and pair of touchdowns for Cornell, with both going to Desean Johnson, but Stuckey also threw two interceptions.
Khylil Johnson displayed his do-it-all skills once again, throwing for two touchdowns, catching a pair of scoring passes and rushing for 57 yards for the Raiders.
Terrance Collington caught a pair of touchdown passes – including one from Johnson – and finished with 96 receiving yards and 24 yards on the ground.
BOYS GOLF
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 208, Avella 216
Jonah Schollaert fired a 6-under-par 30, notching four birdies and an eagle-2 on the par-4 No. 2 hole for his best score – and the Chargers’ best score – so far on the season in a win over the Eagles Friday at Moon Golf Club.
Matthew Prince shot 39 for OLSH, followed by Ryan DeNinno at 45, Hunter Chimenti at 46 and Nolan Meyer at 48.
Tristan Davis shot 41 to lead Avella.
The win boosted the Chargers’ Class 2A Section 4 record to 6-1 going into Wednesday’s match against Keystone Oaks.
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