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The LebCo Scoreboard – Week of September 28th

 

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Saturday, October 3rd

Girls Soccer

  • Palmyra 3, Northern Lebanon 0 – The Cougars earned the Lebanon County victory to improve to 7-5-1 on the season. Alyse Lindenmuth opened the scoring before Mia Grinstead knocked home the second goal during a scramble off a corner. Annie Grinstead finished the scoring off a setup from Alayna Pascale as Palmyra recorded the clean sheet.

 

Golf

District 3 Golf Championships

  •  Benjamin Allwein Wins District 3 2A Championship
    The Dutchmen sophomore followed his Lancaster-Lebanon League championship with another title, firing rounds of 71 and 73 at Honey Run Golf Club. Benjamin Allwein finished even-par at 144 and won the District 3 2A championship by six strokes to qualify for the PIAA Championships.
  • Bryn Brandt Places 3rd in District 3 3A
    The Falcons’ Bryn Brandt earned a trip to the PIAA Championships with a third-place finish in the District 3 3A Girls Championship.
  • Brady Hughes Finishes 2nd in District 3 3A
    The Cougars’ Brady Hughes climbed five positions during the final round to finish as the District 3 3A runner-up, also earning a berth in the PIAA Championships.

 

 

Friday, October 2nd

Field Hockey

  • Warwick 5, Cedar Crest 0 — Mikalyn Weaber made 14 saves for the Falcons against 19 Warwick shots.

Girls Soccer

  • Tulpehocken 1, Lebanon 0 – The Cedars turned in a strong defensive effort, limiting Tulpehocken to a single goal while creating several opportunities of their own. L

Football

  • ELCO 36, Daniel Boone 15
  • Wilson 52, Cedar Crest 7
  • Governor Mifflin 71, Lebanon 14
  • Conrad Weiser 35, Northern Lebanon 20
  • Northern York 23, Palmyra 19

LebCo High School Football: Week 6 Results

 

 

Thursday, October 1st

Field Hockey

  • Lancaster Country Day 7, ELCO 0 — Naomi Weaver made seven saves for the Raiders, with Sophie Hollinshead adding a defensive save.

Girls Volleyball

  • Lebanon 3, Donegal 1 — Cedars won Senior Night, 25-22, 15-25, 25-14, 25-18. Natalina Harrisonhad 17 kills, eight digs and seven aces; Skylar Strickler had 19 assists; Yesly Veras recorded a block.

Girls Soccer

  • Lancaster Mennonite 7, Lebanon 1.

Football

  • Berks Catholic 21, Annville-Cleona 14

 

 

Wednesday, September 30th

Field Hockey

  • Annville-Cleona 3, Lancaster Country Day 1 –  The Dutchmen jumped ahead with two first-quarter goals from Claire Francis, the first assisted by Emily Hanley. Hanley added a third-quarter goal, while Calleigh Terrill made 14 saves. A-C also recorded five defensive saves, including three from Dana Hoover and one each from Alayna Dalton and Lilly Manwiller.
  • Palmyra 6, Cedar Cliff 0 – The Cougars jumped on Cedar Cliff with four first-quarter goals and rolled to the shutout victory. Allie Fink, Addie Barger, Grace Frew, Haevyn Hoffsmith, Annie Weidman and Leigha Kane each scored, while Kane added two assists. Palmyra dominated the attack with a 22-1 advantage in shots on goal, and Sophie Kennelly made the lone save needed to preserve the clean sheet.
  • ELCO 6, Octorara 2 –  The Raiders’ offense broke through for six goals as ELCO pulled away from the Braves for the victory.

Girls Tennis

  • Lancaster Country Day 4, Northern Lebanon 1 –  The Vikings’ point came from Elsie Shuey, who earned a 7-5, 6-1 victory at No. 1 singles. Lancaster Country Day captured the remaining two singles matches and both doubles contests.
  • ELCO 3, Pottsville 2 – The Raiders edged the Crimson Tide in a tight nonleague matchup, earning three of the five available points to secure the victory.

Girls Volleyball

  • ELCO 3, Warwick 0 – The Raiders rolled to a straight-set victory over the Warriors, taking care of business at home.

Girls Soccer

  • ELCO 3, Donegal 0 –  The Raiders turned in a strong performance on both ends of the field, scoring three times while keeping the Indians off the board for the shutout.

Boys Soccer

    • ELCO 2, Donegal 2 – The Raiders battled to a draw against the Section 3-leading Indians, earning a result in a hard-fought matchup.

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, September 29th

Cross Country

ELCO v. Octorara

    • Girls: ELCO 15, Octorara 50
    • Boys: Octorara 18, ELCO 41

The Raider girls took the first eight places to cruise to the victory, led by Paityn Newswanger, who won in 24:04. Cali Miller and Riley Keener followed in second and third, both finishing in 27:10. On the boys side, Sawyer Shanaman led ELCO with a third-place finish in 19:18. John Gass was eighth in 19:36, followed by Nicolas Wolfe in ninth (20:02), Jack Dermes in 10th (20:27) and Joshua DeSteno in 11th (20:38).

 

Annville-Cleona v. Pequea Valley & Mount Calvary

    • Boys: Annville-Cleona 22, Pequea Valley 33
    • Boys: Annville-Cleona 15, Mount Calvary 50
    • Girls: Annville-Cleona 24, Pequea Valley 37

The Dutchmen swept their three scored matchups. Benjamin Boyd won the boys race in 16:03, while Hunter Troxell (17:49), Oliver Brandt (18:10), and Jayden Jorge (18:16) gave Annville-Cleona four of the top six finishers. Lucy Stellmach led the girls with a runner-up finish in 20:10, followed by Paige Stoltz in fourth (20:48), Bridget Funck in fifth (21:24), and Emily Shearer in sixth (21:34).

 

Lebanon v. Manheim Township & Hempfield

    • Boys: Manheim Township 18, Lebanon 45
    • Boys: Hempfield 19, Lebanon 44
    • Girls: Manheim Township 15, Lebanon 50
    • Girls: Hempfield 15, Lebanon 50

The Cedars dropped both team decisions on the boys side, but Samuel Hershey turned in a strong individual performance, placing fourth overall in 17:20. Lebanon did not field enough runners for a complete girls team score, resulting in 15-50 scores against both Manheim Township and Hempfield.

 

Boys Tennis

  • Lancaster Catholic 5, Northern Lebanon 0

 

Girls Volleyball

  • Garden Spot 3, ELCO 0

 

Girls Soccer

  • Octorara 2, Lebanon 1

 

 

 

 

Monday, September 28th

Field Hockey

  • Annville-Cleona 10, Solanco 0 – The Dutchmen exploded offensively behind a six-goal performance from Claire Francis, who also added an assist. Anna Pacewicz scored twice, while Emily Hanley and Lilly Manwiller also found the cage. Calleigh Terrill stopped all three shots she faced as A-C completed the shutout.
  • Hempfield 5, Cedar Crest 0 – The Falcons were held scoreless despite another busy performance from Mikalyn Weaber, who made 19 saves. Avery Lechleitner added three defensive saves as Cedar Crest faced 27 shots and nine penalty corners.
  • Palmyra 2, Red Land 0 – The Cougars controlled play in the shutout victory, holding an 18-4 advantage in penalty corners and a 10-3 edge in shots on goal. Ella Detwiler broke the scoreless tie on a second-quarter penalty corner, while Leigha Kane converted a penalty stroke late in the fourth. Sophie Kennelly and Sophie Cunningham combined for three saves to preserve the clean sheet.

Girls Tennis

  • ELCO 3, Northern Lebanon 2 – The Raiders edged the Vikings in a tight county matchup. Delanie Hartman and Trinity Donough earned straight-set singles victories for ELCO, while Chelsea Kramer/Annaliese Bogart secured the deciding point at No. 2 doubles. Northern Lebanon received wins from Addison Kidd at No. 3 singles and Maddie Niebauer/Kaylee Diaz in a three-set battle at No. 1 doubles.

 



 

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