Third-seeded Penn College rolled to a 6-0 victory against sixth-seeded Penn State Abington in a United East women’s soccer quarterfinal game Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats reach the semifinal game for the third-straight season and improved their record to 15-2-2. Abington finished 6-10-2.

Sara Darlington registered a first-half hat-trick with scores in the sixth, 38th and 40th minutes while Brooke Klinger posted her 13th goal of the season just before the half in the 44th minute to hand the Wildcats a 4-0 elad at the break.

Makayla Bucks and Rylee Oliphant scored second half goals in the 68th and 83rd minute as the Wildcats cruised to the victory.

Ella Garman, Mikayla Gordon and Ella Gamble also earned points in the match with one assist each. Morgan Solano turned away three shots to earn the clean sheet in net.

Lock Haven’s women’s soccer team gave No. 16-ranked West Chester a scare, dropping a hard-fought 2-1 contest. Senior Lauren Straub scored in the 83rd minute off a Brooke Gehret assist to pull Lock Haven within a goal. Goalie Megan Miller is the program’s all-time saves leader and had seven more, giving her 345.

• Freshman Leandro Cruz scored twice and junior Aidan Stillman broke an 84th-minute tie with a goal of his own as the sixth-seeded Lycoming College men’s soccer team advanced to a Landmark Conference Championship semifinal with a 4-2 victory over No. 3-seed Moravian.

Lycoming (7-6-6) will head to No. 2 Catholic University of America on Wednesday at 6 p.m., with a berth in the championship match on the line.

The Warriors took the lead in the 15th minute, when Cruz cashed in off a pass from senior Christian Woobay to give the Warriors the early lead. In the 33rd minute, Lycoming doubled the lead, as sophomore Xavier Dandridge headed in a corner from senior Thomas Geyer. Moravian (9-6-4), though, scored three minutes later on a Colin Moyer goal from Logan Moore, closing the gap to 2-1 at halftime.

• Freshman Laurel Fite tied the game with a second-quarter goal, but third-seeded Elizabethtown College scored the last four goals of the game to get past the sixth-seeded Lycoming College field hockey team in a Landmark Conference Championship first round game.

After Sara Watson scored in the opening minutes of the game, the Warriors (10-8) responded in the fifth minute of the second quarter when sophomore Lacy Eckard (Muncy, Pa./Muncy) found Fite for her eighth goal of the season. Eckard, meanwhile, notched her team-leading sixth assist.

The Blue Jays (10-9) broke the tie 161 seconds later with a Drew Bridges goal, before they added one more goal in each of the final three quarters.

Senior Isabella Bobe posted 10 saves in the final game of her career, where she finished her career with 592 saves and won a program-record eight games as a junior before breaking that mark with 10 this season.

Mansfield closed its season with a 3-1 win against Slippery Rock. Kathleen Marchiani scored off a Jenna Duke assist less than two minutes into the game and Mansfield never trailed. Leah Toskey and Sophia Vadnais also scored for the Mounties.

• Penn College swept Rosemont, 3-0, in the regular-season finale of a United East Conference women’s volleyball match. The Wildcats improved to 3-7 UE, 6-21 overall while the Ravens finished their season 0-18, 0-11 UE.

Penn College earned set scores of 25-14, 25-6, 25-6, to post its best regular-season finish since winning eight matches in the 2016 season. Mya Gilliam and Lilly Stockum finished off the first set with back-to-back kills.

In the second set, Stockum scored seven straight aces before a Rosemont error produced the 25th point for the Wildcats.

PCT started the third set with a 4-0 lead after Taryn Smith scored two aces and two Raven errors and Caitlyn Archie finished the match with four-straight aces.

Mya Gillium led the PCT offense with seven kills while Stockum added six and Kendall Shade scored four. Stockum had a team-high nine aces and Kylie Kline posted five digs on her senior day.

• The Lycoming College cross country team took part in the Landmark Conference championships on Saturday, Nov. 1 at Oak Ridge Park, with the women’s team taking ninth place and the men finishing tenth in the event.

The women’s 6K race began the day, with junior Sydney Taylor as the fastest Warrior, finishing in 63rd place with a time of 26:24.38, besting her time from the Landmark meet last year. Fellow junior Ella Scott was next in line, finishing 78th and running a time of 27:51.52.

Two more juniors followed for Lycoming, with Miya Knippenburg and Anna Kauffman finishing 84th and 87th, respectively, running times of 29:08.42 and 29:21.42, both of which were career bests at the 6K length.

Other Warrior runners included first years, Emma Ashfield and Caitlyn Albertson finishing 92nd and 96th, respectively, at personal bests of 30:12.21 and 34:46.98, then sophomore Sydney Cox at 97th at 38:43.12 and junior Meghan Farr right behind her at 38.57.53 for 98th.

Penn College’s men finished third in a 10-team field and its women placed fifth among eight teams in the United East Conference cross country championships. Individual leaders for the Wildcats were Alexis Durn, eighth in a 68-runner field, and Mitchell Campbell, 12th among 84 men.

By virtue of their finishes, Campbell, Ebeling and Ben Causak earned all-conference second-team honors, with Furey, Guerrisky, Knapp and Heym on the third team.

Dern was named to the all-conference first team, Brady to the second team and Miller to the third team. Also, Elaina Brady was the Women’s Elite 21 Academic Award winner.

Sophomore Sophie Dillon finished third for host Lock Haven at the Go Fast River run, finishing in a personal-best time of 25 minutes, 20 seconds. Ella Bray finished eighth and Madalyn Farrer 10th.

Harrison Robitzer led the Lock Haven men, finishing in 26:50.50. Jordan Remmel ran a season-best 26:58.70 and took seventh, while Parker Keiser finished 10th.

• The Lycoming College swimming teams won three races in a tri-match against Hood University and Misericordia University on Saturday at the Huntsinger Aquatics Center.

All three wins came on the men’s side, highlighted by sophomore Sean Martinez winning a hotly-contested 200-yard freestyle, hitting the wall at 1:53.54, barely edging two swimmers who both finished just .11 seconds back.

The other two victories came from first year Dominic De Mar, who won the 1,000-yard freestyle in 11:38.16, and junior Drew Degnan, who took the 200-yard butterfly in 2:16.01, winning by nearly seven seconds.

Freshman Jason Ricci finished second in the 100-yard backstroke and Martinez added a third-place finish in the 500-yard freestyle to his day.

On the women’s side, senior Megan Lonergan had the two top finishes for the Warriors, finishing third in the 500-yard freestyle and also taking third in the 200-yard freestyle, finishing just .15 seconds out of second place.

Freshman Riley Pool took fifth in the 100-yard backstroke, while the Warriors took fourth in the women’s 200-yard medley.

YOUTH FOOTBALL

Loyalsock 39, Montoursville 38

Montoursville 22 8 0 8 — 38

Loyalsock 7 13 12 7 — 39

First quarter

M–Bryson Fillman 61 run (run failed)

M–Fillman 1 run (Jordan Houseknecht pass from Trey Bainbridge)

L–Dyson DuPont 1 run (Morgan Perry kick)

M–Fillman 40 run (Hunter Mumbauer pass from Bainbridge)

Second quarter

L–Dupont 5 run (Perry kick)

M–Bainbridge 1 run (Cruz Weaver pass from Bainbridge)

L–DuPoint 52 run (kick failed)

Third quarter

L–DuPoint 56 run (run failed)

L–Joel Stiger 3 run (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

M–Fillman 6 run (Bainbridge run)

L–DuPoint 2 run (Perry kick)

YOUTH BASKETBALL

MILTON ORANGE AND BLACK TOURNAMENT

(SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE)

Seventh grade championship: Milton 36, Montoursville 6

Eighth grade championship: Montoursville 30, Bloomsburg 15

Seventh grade consolation game: Bloomsburg 17, Shamokin 15

Eighth grade consolation game: Shamokin 44, Milton 6

Eighth grade first round: Montoursville 25, Shamokin 13 … Bloomsburg 36, Milton 6

Seventh grade first round: Montoursville 21, Shamokin 17 … Milton 36, Bloomsburg 23