Bryce Winslow and Adam Shearer both scored in the second half. Bryce Winslow, Quinn Winslow and Liam Lucas all had assists in the win while Mason Fry had six saves to help Montoursville win.

Milton fell to Williamson in a shootout, 5-4 in penalty kicks in the first round of the District 4 Class AA boys soccer tournament. The two were tied 2-2 heading into overtime and neither team could put the game away prior to going into penalty kicks.

Tobin Strous scored both of Milton’s goals while Caleb Langdon had an assist. Milton led 2-0 with 15 minutes remaining. Williamsport kept battling and scored a goal in the 72nd minute to make it a 2-1 deficit and tied it with five minutes remaining in regulation on a goal by Maddox Hartman.

Christian Cirilo led the Defenders to a 5-0 win against North Penn-Liberty in the District 4 Class AA playoffs to advance. Cirilo scored three goals and added an assist while Gideon Kennel and Ryan Kemock both scored. Liberty was limited to just two shots on goal as Warrior Run held an 18-2 edge.

KURT RITZMAN/Special to the Sun-Gazette Montoursville's Lukas Eaton and Lourdes Jameson Bednar go for a ball during Wednesday's District 4 Class AA playoff game.

Deakon Valentine ended the game with 13 saves for the Mounties.

• Freshman Laurel Fite found the back of the cage in the second quarter and the Lycoming College field hockey team made it stand up in a 1-0 victory over Juniata College in a Landmark Conference matchup.

Lycoming (10-5, 4-3) bounced back from an overtime setback with Elizabethtown to best Juniata (2-15, 0-7) and reach double-digit wins in a season for the first time in program history, as well as setting a new program record for conference wins and securing just the third winning season in the school’s history and the first winning mark since 1978.

After a scoreless first quarter, the Warriors took the lead just over five minutes into the second quarter, when Fite took a nifty no-look pass from senior Haley Woodring and deposited it between the keeper’s legs and into the cage for her seventh goal of the season, matching the team lead and giving the Warriors a 1-0 lead.

Lock Haven fell to Bucknell, 4-0, in a non-conference game at Charlotte Smith Field. Lock Haven held Bucknell scoreless through the first quarter, but the Bison found the back of the cage in each of the final three periods to secure the win.

Despite the outcome, the Bald Eagles defense was outstanding and allowed just four scores despite facing a game high 31 shots (22 OG) and 13 penalty corners.

• The Mansfield Mountaineers women’s soccer team finished their 2025 season on at Shippensburg, with the Raiders grabbing the 3-0 victory. Shippensburg (3-6-3) posted two goals within three minutes of each other to hold the 2-0 advantage after thirty minutes, before finishing in the 80th minute for the Wednesday decision.

BOYS SOCCER

Montoursville 3, Lourdes 1

L–Majed Kanafani, 4:15. M–Lucas Easton (Quinn Winslow), 11:31. M–Bryce Winslow (Liam Lucas), 40:13. M–Adam Shearer (Bryce Winslow), 67:16.

Shots: M 21, L 8. Corners: M 4, L 2. Saves: M 6 (Mason Fry), L 9 (Nathan Yablonski).

Milton 2, Williamson 2

(Williamson wins SO, 5-4)

M–Tobin Strous (Caleb Langdon), 48:00. M–Strous, 64:00. W–(name n/a), 72:00. W–Maddox Hartman, 75:00.

Shots: M 30, W 10. Corners: M 4, W 5. Saves: M 4 (Louis Williams), W 7.

Warrior Run 5, North Penn-Liberty 0

Warrior Run goals: Christian Cirilo 3, Gideon Kennel 1, Ryan Kemock 1. Warrior Run assists: Christian Cirilo 1.

Shots: WR 18, NPL 2. Corners: WR 4, NPL 0. Saves: WR 2 (Braego Cieslukowski), NPL 13 (Deakon Valentine).