Deborah Shultz scored three goals and Jaelynn Helmrich became Williamsport’s record holder in assists as the Millionaires defeated Shamokin, 6-2. Helmrich has 39 career assists and broke a tie to claim the record for herself, surpassing the previous mark Erica Ludwikowski held of 38 (2012-14).

Loisa Hofstrom, Breah Phillips and Mylee Bennett all scored goals and Shultz, Breah Phillips and Adisyn Zangara added assists.

With time expiring, Warrior Run struck for an exciting 1-0 victory over Milton on the road. Reagan Brouse chipped the ball to Maura Woland, who put in the game-winning goal with 0.7 seconds remaining in the game.

Sienna Short played outstanding in goal for the Black Panthers with 18 saves to keep Milton in the game.

Hughesville blanked Bloomsburg, 3-0, thanks to two goals by Elizabeth Wolfe and another by Hailey Stevens. Kylie Temple, Stevens and Sierra Dewire all had assists for the Spartans.

Central Mountain lost in overtime to Mifflinburg, 2-1, in Mill Hall. Mifflinburg scored in the first half and played well the rest of the first half to head into the break with a 1-0 lead. After the half, Central Mountain adjusted its tactics and created some tactical field awareness and formation to better match Mifflinburg and looked for phases of play to change the outcome.

Central Mountain would score when Leah Karstetter linked up with Lily McGonigal to tie the game 1-1. Mifflinburg would go on to secure the overtime win, however.

• Jersey Shore wasn’t able to find the back of the net in a 6-0 loss to perennial District 4 power Midd-West at home. Midd-West fired 22 shots and never let the Bulldogs record a shot on goal.

Abram Sellers had a hat trick for the Mustangs and Connor Stoltzfus had two. Aiden Lape had 16 saves for the Bulldogs.

• Cali Barnes won a hard-fought match at No. 1 singles as Montgomery defeated Jersey Shore in tennis, 4-1. Barnes won in two long sets, 6-4 and 7-6, with an 11-9 tie-breaker. Madisyn Miller also won in singles as did the doubles teams of Arianna Snyder and Lainie Solano, as well as Avelyn Moore and Emily Miller. Molly Dalton rallied from a set down to win in three sets at No. 3 singles for Jersey Shore.

Loyalsock earned a 5-0 victory over Bloomsburg on the road. Caroline Crawford beat Suhani Vishwakarma at No. 1 singles, 6-2, 6-0 and at No. 2 singles, Loyalsock’s Gia Biacchi beat Siena Fristky, 6-0, 6-1.

Vivian Reem won for the Lancers at No.3. singles against Harshita Choyal, 6-2, 6-0.

• Central Mountain’s girls volleyball team earned a 3-1 win against Williamsport in Mill Hall. Central Mountain won the first two sets, 26-24 and 25-15, to take a 2-0 lead. The Millionaires won the third set, 25-19, but Central Mountain stiffled the Millionaires’ rally attempt by winnig the fourth in a close set, 26-24.

Individual statistics for both teams were not available.

• The Lewisburg girls and boys cross country teams continued their excellent seasons, winning quad meets against Bloomsburg, Central Columbia and Jersey Shore. The girls improved to 15-0 as Baylee Espinosa won the race and was followed in second and third by Theo Wilkinson and Annika Ikeda Shields. The Green Dragons took seven of the top 10 finishes.

Justin Nolt won the boys race, helping Lewisburg improve to 14-1. Nolt won in 18 minutes, 2 seconds and was followed in second by Ian Cavanagh at 18:22. Four of the 10 top finishers were from Lewisburg.

• For the third time in four years, the Lycoming College women’s soccer team has entered the United Soccer Coaches Regional Rankings, sitting eighth in Region V. This is the earliest in a season that Lycoming has earned a regional ranking in program history.

Messiah (9-0), Swarthmore (6-1-2), Johns Hopkins (6-3-1), Franklin & Marshall (6-2-1), Scranton (6-2-1), Dickinson (6-2-1), York (Pa.) (5-3-2) take up the top seven slots in the poll ahead of Lycoming.

At 10-0-0, the Warriors are one of three programs in Division III with 10 wins this season along with Lake Forest (11) and Emory (10). They are one of just five teams left in the country with a perfect record, along with top-ranked Messiah (9-0-0), Lake Forest (11-0-0), Emory (10-0-0) and Brevard (7-0-0).

Lycoming is paced by one of the most electric offenses in the country, sitting sixth in Division III with an average of 4.40 goals per game, fourth with 8.8 corner kicks per game and 20th with 2.60 assists per contest.

The Warriors have the top three point-scorers in the Landmark Conference with junior Ella Magee sitting fourth in D-III with an average of 3.0 points per game. Freshman Gabriella Rabinowitz is second in the conference at 1.5 points per game and junior Mikayla Long, a Lewisburg graduate, is third at 1.4.

• The Lycoming College women’s tennis team won a pair of matches in a road defeat at Division II Lock Haven University, falling 5-2.

The Warriors fell to 1-5 while Lock Haven moved to 2-3, though the two matches won is the best showing for Lycoming in their last four matches.

The Warriors claimed a pair of singles matches, with sophomore Sadie Stahl, a South Williamsport graduate, bouncing back from a first-set loss to claim a 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 victory in No. 1 singles. In No. 6 singles, freshman Rayna Burke earned her first victory on the court this season in a convincing 6-1, 6-2 victory.

Lycoming will play their final match of the fall at home on Thursday, Oct. 2 against the University of Scranton. The match will begin at 3 p.m. at the Brandon Park Tennis Courts.

• Bucknell men’s cross country has experienced a renaissance in the 2025 and the freshman corps have powered that rejuvenation of Orange & Blue glory. Ryan Pepperman is the latest freshman to flash and the league office on Monday awarded the newcomer Men’s Cross Country Rookie of the Week for his performance at the YSU Invitational.

“Ryan has been able to adjust nicely to the training program as well as the 8k distance,” said head coach Kevin Donner. “He has been our pleasant surprise so far while contending for our team’s top seven.”

Pepperman ran 26:30.40 against a tough field. He was the third-fastest freshman in the competition. He impressively built up stamina during the race and continued to climb the ranks. The rookie sat 32th at 1k and by the 4k mark slotted 18th. By the finish line of the 8k race, he slotted 14th.

• Shaelan McNally has ripped across the eastern cross country scene like a fall typhoon and continued her ascension at Saturday’s YSU Invitational winning second place against a strong field of competition. The conference office acknowledged her impressive performance on Monday awarding the sophomore sensation with her third Patriot League Women’s Runner of the Week award of 2025.

“Shaelan is obviously having a great season so far after an up-and-down freshman year,” said head coach Kevin Donner. “She loves the sport of distance running and is much more consistent with her training and racing than a year ago.”

McNally’s second place finish occurred due to the first place Youngstown State runner’s familiarity with the home course. Her time of 17.44 was still only eight seconds behind the homefield advantage runner and established a new personal best on a 5k course for the Bison distancewoman.

• The Lock Haven volleyball team traveled to Indiana (Pa.) for a mid-week out-of-conference match. The Crimson Hawks won the match 3-1 (25-17, 25-11, 22-25, 25-18).

The Bald Eagles’ best set came in third, outscoring IUP 25-22 with 14 kills in the frame. Maddie Mitchell led the Bald Eagles’ offense with 14 kills in the contest. Mitchell also added eight digs to the stat sheet.

Gabby Gealey finished with 12 assists and Madelyn Wagner followed with 11. Natalie Acevedo added three aces. Olivia Taylor supplied the Bald Eagle’s defense with 10 digs.

Lock Haven falls to 3-10 overall and IUP improves to 10-3 overall.

GIRLS SOCCER

Williamsport 6, Shamokin 2

Williamsport goals: Deborah Shultz 3, Loisa Hofstrom 1, Breah Phillips 1, Mylee Bennett 1. Williamsport assists: Jaelynn Helmrich 1, Deborah Shultz 1, Breah Phillips 1, Adisyn Zangara 1. Williamsport saves: McKylee Vollman 2, Hannah Baird 1.

Warrior Run 1, Milton 0

WR–Maura Woland (Reagan Brouse), 0:00.

Shots: WR 19, M 7. Conrers: WR 8, M 6. Saves: WR 7 (Chloe Burden), M 18 (Sienna Short).

Hughesville 3, Bloomsburg 0

H–Elizabeth Wolfe (Sierra Dewire), 29:20. H–Hailey Stevens (Kylie Temple), 59:10. H–Wolfe (Stevens), 60:20.

Shots: H 18, B 5. Corners: H 4, B 0. Saves: H 4, B 0. Saves: H 3 (Halia Hack 2, Jasmine Caputo 1), B 9 (Rilee Klinger).

Mifflinburg 2, Central Mountain 1

CM–Lily McGonigal (Leah Karstetter).

BOYS SOCCER

Midd-West 6, Jersey Shore 0

MW–Connor Stoltzfus (Gavin Aucker), 9:52. MW–Stoltzfus (Nathan Horst), 6:28. MW–Abram Sellers (Layden Swinehart), 10:18. MW–Sellers, 13:08. MW–Evan Devine, 15:45. MW–Sellers (Devine), 20:49.

Shots: MW 22, JS 0. Corners: MW 8, JS 1. Saves: MW 0 (Derek Keister), JS 16 (Aiden Lape).

GIRLS TENNIS

Montgomery 4, Jersey Shore 1

SINGLES

1, Cali Barnes, M, def. Josie Gerst, 6-4, 7-6 (11-9); 2, Madisyn Miller, M, def. Julia Herman, 6-0, 6-4; 3, Molly Dalton, J, def. Ava Hartman, 0-6, 6-2, 6-0

DOUBLES

1, Arianna Snyder/Lainie Solano, M, def Azlyn Guerrero/Emily Shemory, 6-1, 6-2; 2, Avelyn Moore/Emily Miller, M, def. Rylee Allison/Kamryn Kowalski, 6-4, 6-4.

Loyalsock 5, Bloomsburg 0

SINGLES

1. Caroline Crawford (L) def. Suhani Vishwakarma, 6-2, 6-0; 2. Gia Biacchi (L) def. Siena Fristky, 6-0, 6-1; 3. Vivian Reem (L) def. Harshita Choyal, 6-2, 6-0.

DOUBLES

1. Lashlyn Sauers/Kaylene Kriner (L) def. Isabelle Lovelace/Lexi Foust, 6-3, 6-4; 2. Kinsley Hill/Annalise Berger (L) def. Caroline Decker/Josslyn Robertson, 6-1, 6-2.

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

Lewisburg 15, Bloomsburg 50

Lewisburg 17, Central Columbia 42

Lewisburg 15, Jersey Shore 50

Top 10: 1, Baylee Espinosa, L, 22:40; 2, Theo Wilkinson, L, 22:40; Annika Ikeda Shields, L, 22:40; 4, Erin Bombard, C, 24:41; 5, Claire Graver, L, 24:57; 6, Serena Anmuth, L, 24:58; 7, Aylah Chapin, C, 25:06; 8, Mariana Treacy, C, 25:09; 9, Ella Beal, L, 25:16; 10, Inaya Bajwa, L, 25:16

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Lewisburg 18, Bloomsburg 45

Lewisburg 22, Central Columbia 37

Lewisburg 18, Jersey Shore 39

Top 10: 1, Justin Nolt, L, 18:02; 2, Ian Cavanagh, L, 18:22; 3, Ean Brink, C, 18:31; 4, Ben Chyko, B, 18:33; 5, Hugh Ikeda Shields, L, 18:50; 6, Jack Weyrauch, C, 18:57; 7, Samuel Davis, J, 18:58; 8, Evan Seesholtz, C, 18:58; 9, Paul Tranquillo, L, 19:06; 10, Benjamin Lovell, J, 19:12