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The LebCo Scoreboard – Week of September 14th

 

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Sunday, September 20th

Field Hockey

  • Palmyra 3, Shore Regional (NJ) 0 – The Cougars completed a perfect weekend at the MAX Field Hockey National Invitational with a 3-0 victory over Shore Regional at The Proving Grounds. Ella Detwiler scored twice, Maddy Waldron added a fourth-quarter goal, and Allie Fink and Liv Hepner contributed assists as Palmyra held a 15-0 advantage in shots on goal.

 

Saturday, September 19th

Field Hockey

  • Palmyra 4, Seneca (NJ) 0 – The Cougars earned a 4-0 victory over Seneca at the MAX Field Hockey National Invitational at The Proving Grounds in Conshohocken. Myka Lechleitner scored twice, while Allie Fink and Haevyn Hoffsmith added goals, and Sophie Cunningham made three saves to secure the shutout.

Girls Soccer

  • Palmyra 1, Northern 1 – The Cougars took the lead behind a goal from Sammy Seager, then held the advantage until the final five minutes. The Polar Bears capitalized on a quickly taken corner late in the match to pull even and force the draw.
  • Lebanon 7, Reading 0

Football

  • Wyomissing 42, Northern Lebanon 32

LebCo High School Football: Week 4 Results

 

 

Friday, September 18th

Field Hockey

  • Annville-Cleona 7, Octorara 1 – The Dutchmen erupted for four first-quarter goals and never looked back. Claire Francis recorded a hat trick, Emily Hanley scored twice, and Nora Hoover and Georgia Sellers also found the cage. A-C generated 20 shots on goal and 13 penalty corners.
  • Lancaster Country Day 7, Northern Lebanon 0 –  The Vikings were kept off the scoreboard against Lancaster Country Day. Northern Lebanon’s goalkeepers were busy throughout the matchup, with Kaylie Edkenrod making 14 saves, Orlaith Phillips seven and Grace Planken six.

 

Football

  • Cedar Crest 28, Hempfield 19
  • Annville-Cleona 35, Lancaster Catholic 20
  • ELCO 21, Conrad Weiser 12
  • Hershey 24, Palmyra 17
  • Elizabethtown 85, Lebanon 6

LebCo High School Football: Week 4 Results

 

 

 

Thursday, September 17th

Boys Soccer

  • Cedar Crest 2, Manheim Township 2 – The Falcons battled Manheim Township to a draw, getting goals from Grant Reesor and Lucas Schreier, with Schreier assisting on Reesor’s opening goal. Chance Endy made three saves in goal as Cedar Crest earned the result on the road.

Girls Volleyball

  • Palmyra 3, Mifflin County 0 (25-15, 25-22, 25-22) – The Cougars swept Mifflin County behind eight kills from Olivia Olenowski and 25 assists from Ashton Brandt. Eva Deras, Miranda Vankirk and Gianna Montalto each contributed six digs.

Girls Tennis

  • Conrad Weiser 4, Lebanon 0 – The Cedars fell to Conrad Weiser in a rain-shortened match. Esmeralda Chavez competed at No. 1 singles, while Lebanon also played three doubles matches before weather prevented the remaining singles matches from being completed.
  • Manheim Central 5, Annville-Cleona 0 – The Dutchmen were swept by Manheim Central. Nia Hafey battled at No. 1 singles before falling 6-0, 7-5, while Sophia Sirrianni/Charlotte Clyde turned in A-C’s closest doubles result in a 6-3, 6-3 loss.

 

 

Wednesday, September 16th

Field Hokcey

  • Annville-Cleona 3, ELCO 2 – The Dutchmen won the Lebanon County matchup behind goals from Emily Hanley, Claire Francis and Georgia Sellers, building a 3-1 halftime lead and holding on from there. Reagan Zwally and Mackenzie Hibshman scored for the Raiders, with Meredith Noll assisting on Hibshman’s goal. Calleigh Terrill made four saves for A-C, while Naomi Weaver stopped eight for ELCO.
  • Octorara 5, Northern Lebanon 0 – The Vikings were held to one shot on goal against Octorara. Orlaith Phillips made nine saves through the first three quarters, while Grace Planken added two saves in the fourth.
  • Penn Manor 4, Cedar Crest 0 – The Falcons ran into a strong Penn Manor attack, with Mikalyn Weaber turning away 20 shots in goal. Cedar Crest earned two penalty corners but was unable to break through offensively.

 

Girls Tennis

  • Lancaster Mennonite 3, ELCO 2 – The Raiders received a dominant 6-0, 6-0 victory from Trinity Donough at No. 2 singles, while ELCO’s other point came via forfeit at No. 2 doubles. Delanie Hartman won her opening set at No. 1 singles before falling in three, while Steffi Gettler/Haley Strickler also pushed their No. 1 doubles match to three sets.
  • Cedar Crest 5, Lebanon 0 –  The Falcons swept the county matchup behind singles victories from Lexi Ramsey, Lana Cawley and Kara Cawley. Kara Robertson/Sarah Gerhart and Emma Hartman/Clara Tawadrous each rolled to 6-0, 6-0 doubles victories.

Golf

 

 

 

Tuesday, September 15th

Girls Tennis

  • Lancaster Country Day 3, ELCO 2 –  The Raiders received a 6-2, 6-2 singles victory from Trinity Donough, while Chelsea Kramer/Annaliese Bogart won 6-3, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. Lancaster Country Day captured the other three matches to edge ELCO.

Boys Soccer

  • Cedar Crest 4, McCaskey 3 – The Falcons earned a hard-fought section victory behind two goals apiece from Jemar Pauleus and Lucas Schreier, with Schreier also adding an assist. Pauleus currently leads the league in both goals and points. The win improves Cedar Crest to 3-1-1 overall and 2-1 in section play.

Girls Soccer

  • Annville-Cleona 1, Octorara 0 – The Dutchmen made Nikki Dennis‘ goal stand up for the shutout victory, with Addy Sanchez providing the assist. Jayloni Andujar made three saves behind an improving A-C back line to preserve the clean sheet.

Field Hockey

  • Palmyra 8, Northern York 0 – The Cougars received goals from seven different players in a dominant shutout. Kate Driscoll scored twice, while Addie Barger, Ella Detwiler, Leah Gephart, Leigha Kane, Myka Lechleitner and Haevyn Hoffsmith also found the cage. Palmyra held a 14-3 advantage in shots on goal, with Sophie Kennelly making three saves for the shutout.

Cross Country

Palmyra v. Cedar Cliff

    • Boys: Palmyra 27, Cedar Cliff 29
    • Girls: Palmyra 23, Cedar Cliff 34

Annville-Cleona v. ELCO

    • Boys: Annville-Cleona 27, ELCO 28
    • Girls: Annville-Cleona 17, ELCO 40

Lebanon v. Conestoga Valley

    • Boys: Conestoga Valley 27, Lebanon 32
    • Girls: Conestoga Valley 15, Lebanon 50

 



 

Monday, September 14th

Field Hockey

  • Warwick 5, Cedar Crest 1 – The Falcons fell to Warwick despite a busy night in the cage from Mikalyn Weaber, who finished with 22 saves. Bella Paquette scored Cedar Crest’s goal in the second quarter. Warwick generated consistent pressure throughout the matchup and held a 14-0 advantage in penalty corners.
  • Annville-Cleona 6, Lancaster Mennonite 3 – The Dutchmen were powered by a huge performance from Claire Francis, who scored five goals, including a first-quarter hat trick. Emily Hanley added a goal and assisted on Francis’ fourth, while Calleigh Terrill made five saves in goal. Annville-Cleona finished with a 19-8 advantage in shots on goal.
  • Brandywine Heights 3, Northern Lebanon 0

 

Girls Volleyball

  • Cedar Crest 3, ELCO 0 (25-23, 25-10, 25-19) – The Falcons swept the county matchup behind 15 kills from Caroline Heller and 15 assists from Madison George. Emersyn Bucher served four aces, Paige Copenhaver recorded two blocks and Emma Deshong had 10 digs. For ELCO, Keirra Sholl finished with 11 kills and six digs, while Julia Wenger had 19 assists.

 

Girls Tennis

  • Northern Lebanon 3, Octorara 2 – The Vikings edged Octorara behind singles victories from Elsie Shuey (6-2, 6-1) and Addison Kidd (6-2, 3-6, 6-0). Maddie Niebauer/Kaylee Diaz supplied the deciding third point with a 6-4, 7-6 victory at No. 1 doubles.
  • Pequea Valley 4, ELCO 1 –  The Raiders’ point came from Trinity Donough, who earned a 6-2, 6-3 victory at No. 1 singles. Melanie Baldwin pushed her match to a third-set tiebreak before falling, while Pequea Valley took both doubles matches.

 



 

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