Kyran Lisembee scored two second-half goals, helping Muncy defeat Meadowbrook Christian, 3-1. Chris Cummings opened the game’s scoring less than five minutes into the contest, scoring off a penalty kick. Austin Hartzel then assisted Lisembee on the go-ahead goal in the 54th minute before Lisembee scored again less than six minutes later.

Central Mountain and Jersey Shore needed 100 minutes of soccer, but even so a winner wasn’t determined as the two played to a 1-1 double overtime tie in a competitive game. Erza Paulhamus put the Bulldogs on the board in the first half with 11:49 remaining when he was assisted by Dylan Hensler. Central Mountain kept battling and broke through three minutes into the second half when Dylan Bechdel tied the game. Neither team scored the game-winner, however. 

Ori Kennel scored a first-half goal, but Warrior Run came up shy against Southern Columbia at home, 2-1. The Tigers out-shot the Defenders, 12-10.

• A goal in the 59th minute lifted Jersey Shore to a 1-0 win against North Penn-Mansfield. That goal came from Aaralynn Kimble, who scored off a loose ball in front of the goal. Kaia Notevarp had three saves for Shore to preserve the shutout while Mansfield’s Avalon Rew played well with seven saves.

Mansfield appeared to have scored a goal in the first half when Brooke Wilcox connected on a header, but officials waved the goal off due to an offsides call.

“This was one of those ugly games that felt like the team wasn’t on the same page with each other,” North Penn-Mansfield coach Maryann Wilco said. “Everybody was just a step off and had trouble connecting our passes.”

South Williamsport scored five goals in the first half and cruised past Mid-Penn rival Montgomery, 9-0. Ella Moore scored four goals and had an assist, Kloey Persun had two goals and two assists and Coco Kline had a team-high three assists and scored as well.

• The South Williamsport tennis team swept all five matches in straight sets, defeating Jersey Shore, 5-0. Emma McLaughlin, Mylee Morrison and Morgan Ertel all won in singles, while the doubles teams of Peyton Coolidge and Ava Foote, as well as Carly Loudenslager and Caroline Melvin dropped just two combined games in their victories.

Emma and Carrie King won singles matches in straight sets, while the doubles team of Elliott Brosious and Maddie Coup won in similar fashion in doubles as Milton defeated Muncy, 4-1. Zoe Dohl won a first set tie-breaker before taking the second set, 6-0, to give Muncy a win at No. 1 singles.

• Lewisburg blanked Juniata in girls volleyball, 3-0 (25-15, 25-21, 25-23). Claire Chandler had 12 assists, four kills, three digs and an ace and Ella Vance had eight kills, six digs, four blocks and three aces. Ellis Reed posted seven digs, four kills, two aces and two blocks.

Lewisburg also saw three kills and two blocks from Brooke Leauber, six assists from Tainaliz Martinez, four digs from Katie Houtz and two aces and two digs from Viriginia Morini.

• A record-breaking start to the 2025 season has vaulted the Lycoming College women’s soccer team into the NCAA NPI rankings, sitting at No. 25 this week, the NCAA announced with its first rankings.

The national ranking comes one week after the Warriors entered the United Soccer Coaches Region V rankings at #8 on Sept. 30, the earliest in a season that the Lycoming women’s soccer programs has ever entered the regional rankings. 

The Warriors have started the season 12-0, their best start in school history, including victories in both of their Landmark Conference matchups. Lycoming has done so largely on the back of a powerful offensive attack that is second in Division III in total goals (55) and third in goals per match (4.58).

Individually,  junior Ella Magee is currently the highest-scoring player in all of Division III, leading the country with 37 points on 14 goals (tied for fourth) and nine assists (second).

• Penn College’s men’s golf team, led by Gunner Redmond, who tied for seventh among 105 players, tallied a 624 and finished seventh in a 20-team  field in the Sinking Valley Collegiate Classic at the Sinking Valley Country Club.

Redmond put together rounds of 74-78–152 on the par-70, 6,911-yard course. Also for Penn College, Chase Dillman shot 74-79–153 to tie for 14th, Brady Handy shot 81-78–159 to tie for 43rd, Brett Keenan shot 81-79–160 to tie for 45th, and Logan Gawlinski shot 88-79–167 to finish 70th. Only the low four scores count toward the team total.

BOYS SOCCER

Muncy 3, Meadowbrook Christian 1

Mu–Chris Cummings, 4:04; MC–Alex Clark, 42:48; Mu–Kyran Lisembee (Austin Hartzel), 53:37; Lisembee, 60:27

Shots: Mu 13, MC 7. Corners: Mu 5, MC 3. Saves: Mu 6 (Bodie Moyer), MC 10.

Jersey Shore 1, Central Mountain 1

JS–Ezra Paulhamus (Dylan Hensler), 11:49. CM–Dylan Bechdel, 37:21.

Shots: CM 5, JS 6. Corners: CM 11, JS 3. Saves: CM 5 (Jagger Pardoe), JS 4 (Orrin Pennycoff).

Southern Columbia 2, Warrior Run 1

Warrior Run goals: Ori Kennel 1. Warrior Run assists: C. Brandt.

Shots: WR 10, SC 12. Corners: WR 6, SC 2. Saves: WR 10 (Braego Cieslukowski), SC 9.

GIRLS SOCCER

Jersey Shore 1, N.P.-Mansfield 0

JS–Aaralynn Kimble, 58:27.

Shots: NPM 3, JS 8. Corners: NPM 6, JS 4. Saves: NPM 7 (Avalon Rew), JS 3 (Kaia Notevarp).

South Williamsport 9, Montgomery 0

South goals: Ella Moore 4, Kloey Persun 2, Abigail Holbrook 1, Coco Kline 1, Ana Oeler 1. South assists: Coco Kline 3, Kloey Persun 2, Ella Moore 1, Maddy Reidy 1, Ana Oeler 1. South saves: 4 (Lily Brink 2, Althea Street 2)

GIRLS TENNIS

South Williamsport 5, Jersey Shore 0

SINGLES

1, Emma McLaughlin, S, def. Josie Gerst, 6-0, 6-4; 2, Mylee Morrison, S, def. Julia Herman, 6-2, 6-1; 3, Morgan Ertel, S, def. Molly Dalton, 6-2, 6-0

DOUBLES

1, Peyton Coolidge/Ava Foote, S, def. Emily Shemory/Azlyn Guerrero, 6-1, 6-1; 2, Carly Loudenslager/Caroline Melvin, S, def. Rylee Allison/Kamrun Kowalski, 6-0, 6-0

Records: South (10-7).

Milton 4, Muncy 1

SIGLES

1, Zoe Dohl, Mu, def. Emily Waltman, 7-6 (7-4), 6-0; 2, Emma King, Mi, def. Elizabeth Howard, 6-2, 6-1; 3, Carrie King, Mi, def. Alaina Krepinevich, 6-0, 6-0

DOUBLES

1, Elliott Brosious/Maddie Coup, Mi, def. Younkin/Raegan Charles, 6-0, 6-1; 2, Ava Bower/Makenna Wallace, Mi, won by forfeit

Records: Muncy 5-10.