After going into the break down 1-0, the Warrior Run boys soccer team rallied in the second half, putting up two goals in the period to defeat Montoursville, 2-1, on Wednesday at Montoursville. Ori Kennel tied the game at 1-1 with an unassisted score 13 minutes into the half before Carter McCormick gave the Defenders the lead just two minutes later.

For Montoursville, Mason Fry finished with five saves inside the net and Quinn Winslow scored the team’s lone goal midway through the first off an assist from Gavin Hawley. They’ll look to bounce back against Northeast Bradford on Saturday.

Alex Citrino recorded a hat trick and Kayden Rogers had two goals in a 6-2 win for Wellsboro against North Penn-Liberty. The Mounties’ two goals came from Tate Strange and Brady Stetter.

“The boys moved the ball well and created goal scoring opportunities,” Wellsboro coach Todd Fitch said. “We’re giving up too many goals on miscues and need to clean that up as we move forward. It was a good win for us.”

Lewisburg blanked Central Mountain, 4-0, to improve to 9-1-1. Isaac Ayres scored twice in the second half to help seal the game. Alex Gilmore and Cohen Hoover both scored in the first half.

• On Tuesday evening, Williamsport volleyball was able to pull off a sweep, defeating Shamokin 3-0 with set scores of 25-9, 25-8 and 25-7. Jayden Ulmer played a tremendous game, leading the team in points (12), digs (6) and blocks (2) and tying with Kaylee Smith for first on the team in kills with seven. Belle Morrow led the team in assists with 18 and Kaylee Smith also played a big role, posting six points, five digs and a block alongside her seven kills.

The Lancers saw similar success against Danville on Tuesday, defeating the Ironmen in three sets by set scores of 25-16, 25-12 and 25-20. Layla Wetzel led the team in digs (16), aces (8) and assists (18) while also posting seven kills. And Alyson Hughes led the team in kills with 14.

In a girls tennis match that featured five singles matches and two doubles ones, Central Mountain fell on the road to Altoona, 6-1, on Wednesday afternoon. Addison Lindsay garnered the lone point for the Wildcats, pulling off a clean 6-0, 6-0 against Altoona’s Bella Graham on singles court one.

• Two first-half goals helped regionally ranked Penn State-Harrisburg post a 2-0 win over the Lycoming College men’s soccer team on Wednesday night at UPMC Field. The Warriors (5-2-1 overall) were outshot, 12-9, but held a 3-2 lead in corner kicks and were out-fouled, 19-8. In the net, first-year Jace Bennett made five saves for the Warriors.

On a rain filled Wednesday night, the Lock Haven men’s soccer team allowed just one score, but that was all that was needed, as East Stroudsburg edged out the Bald Eagles at home, 1-0, in a PSAC East vs. West crossover match. In the net, Ethan Beck made his first career start and finished with five saves in the full 90 minutes. The Haven defense continued its streak of strong defensive efforts.

• Junior Isabella Bobe notched nine saves to lead the Lycoming College field hockey team against Albright College, as it fell by a score of 4-0 at UPMC Field on Wednesday. Senior Halie Woodring led the Warriors with two shots. The Lions’ Kelsey McTaggart made six saves to earn the shutout.

The No. 10 Mansfield Mountaineer field hockey team (4-3) held strong to double overtime with No. 5 West Chester (6-2) until the Golden Rams snuck in a late game winner in the second overtime period to take the nonconference battle, 1-0. Pressure from West Chester and the man advantage forced two shots, including a rebound for the Golden Rams to find the cage and earn the victory.

Standout defense and a clean sheet by Megan Miller led the Lock Haven women’s soccer team to a 0-0 tie at East Stroudsburg in a PSAC East match on Wednesday afternoon. With the tie, the Bald Eagles moved to 1-2-3 overall and 1-2-1 (4 points) in the PSAC East. The tie also snaps an eight-game skid for Lock Haven at the hands of East Stroudsburg. Miller made a game-high 11 saves, and the Lock Haven defense withheld a game-high 26 shots and nine corner opportunities to keep the Warriors off the board and clinch the scoreless-tie on the road.

• The Mansfield women’s soccer team (0-3-3, 0-3-1 PSAC East) traveled to West Virginia on Wednesday afternoon to face off with the No. 25 nationally ranked Shepherd Rams (4-0-2, 4-0-0 PSAC East). The Rams scored the opening goal in the ninth and never looked back, defeating the Mountaineers, 5-0.

• Mansfield goalkeeper Alyssa Shuman had 11 saves on the day, tying her career high. And Kerrah Clymer and Taylar Luckenbill recorded the only two shots for the Mounties, with Luckenbill’s landing on goal.

BOYS SOCCER

Warrior Run 2, Montoursville 1

M – Quinn Winslow (Gavin Hawley), 20:40. WR – Ori Kennel, 53:13. WR – Carter McCormick, 55:17.

Shots: WR 7, M 3. Corners: WR 9, M 4. Saves: M (Mason Fry) 5; WR (Braego Cieslukowski) 2.

Wellsboro 6, North Penn-Liberty 2

W–Kayden Rogers (River Moyer), 34:23. W–Alex Citrino (David Seeling), 26:11. W–Seeling (Jude Cuneo), 13:32. W–Micaiah Fitch (Citrino), 10:54. NPL–Tate Strange, 8:24. NPL–Brady Stetter (penalty kick), 35:56. W–Citrino (Jude Cuneo), 21:07. W–Citrino (River Moyer), 5:27.

Shots: NPL 5, W 15. Corners: NPL 3, W 12. Saves: NPL 8 (Deacon Valentine), W 12 (Camden Tom).

Lewisburg 4, Central Mountain 0

L–Alex Gilmore (Viktor Permyashkin), 34:23. L–Cohen Hoover, 4:35. L–Isaac Ayres (Permyashkin), 32:33. L–Ayres (Permyashkin), 21:18.

Shots: L 12, CM 3. Saves: L 3 (Gabe Pawling), CM 8 (Jaggar Pardoe).

Records: Lewisburg (9-1-1, 4-0-1 HAC).

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Williamsport 3, Shamokin 0

(25-9, 25-8, 25-7)

Williamsport kills: Jayden Ulmer 7, Kaylee Smith 7, Avani Rainier 8, Belle Morrow 4, Kirra Smith 2, Ava Fischer 3, Pippy Keiser 5. Geiani Whaley 2. Williamsport assists: Belle Morrow 18, Kirra Smith 6, Geiani Whaley 1, Jayden Ulmer 3, Kaylee Smith 2, Avani Rainier 2, Sadie Bower 3. Williamsport points: Jayden Ulmer 12, Kaylee Smith 6, Kirra Smith 2, Belle Morrow 9, Mollie Roan 13, Geiani Whaley 2, Libby Radspinner 6, Ava Fischer 3, Pippy Keiser 10, Avani Rainier 12. Williamsport digs: Jayden Ulmer 6, Kaylee Smith 5, Avaini Rainier 5, Kirra Smith 6, Belle Morrow 9, Mollie Roan 5, Libby Radspinner 2, Pippy Keiser 1, Ava Fischer 1. Williamsport blocks: Jayden Ulmer 2 solo, 1 assist; Belle Morrow 1 assists; Kaylee Smith 1 solo.

JV score: Williamsport 2, Shamokin 0 (25-9, 25-10).

Williamsport kills: Ava Fischer 4, Edie Douglas 1, Maisie Saunders 5, Geiani Whaley 3, Peyton Dincher 2, Janelle Thompson 1, Marley Naugle 2, Kaylee Rogers 1, Janelle Thompson 1. Williamsport points: Marley Naugle 10, Madison Kriger 3, Molly Griesemer 4, Ava Fischer 7, Libby Radspinner 3, Brynn Robinson 2, Peyton Dincher 7, Edie Douglas 2, Kadence Smith 10. Williamsport assists: Libby Radspinner 3, Brynn Robinson 2, Peyton Dincher 8.

Next: Williamsport at Danville, Thursday.

Loyalsock 3, Danville 0

(25-16, 25-12, 25-20)

Loyalsock kills: Alyson Hughes 14, Layla Wetzel 7, Tabitha Krizan 6, Giavonna Mertes 2, Sophia Wetzel 2, Layla Jersis 1. Loyalsock aces: Layla Wetzel 8, Hughes 3, Jersis 1, Sophia Wetzel 1, Sophia Miller 1, Krizan 1. Loyalsock digs: Layla Wetzel 16, Krizan 15, Hughes 10, Sophia Wetzel 9, Lydia Kresock 8, Lucy Tripp 4, Miller 4, Jersis 1. Loyalsock blocks: Mertes 1. Loyalsock assists: Layla Wetzel 18, Jerses 4, Hughes 4, Mertes 1, Sophia Wetzel 1, Tripp 1, Krizan 1.

GIRLS TENNIS

Altoona 6, Central Mountain 1

(5 SINGLES/2 DOUBLES FORMATTED MATCH)

SINGLES

1.Addison Lindsay (CM) def. Bella Graham (A) 6-0 6-0. 2. Courtney Irwin (A) def. Molly Dubbs (CM) 6-0 6-0. 3. Skylar Irwin (A) def. Emily Brinker (CM) 6-0 6-1. 4. Andie Adams (A) def. Audra Eaton (CM) 6-0 6-0. 5.Emma Hovan (A) def. Kassie Williams (CM) 6-0 6-0.

DOUBLES

1. Oriana Dent/Kaylee Swain (A) def. Leah Wian/Kassie Williams (CM) 6-0 6-0. 2. Mary Worley/Maddie Marketta (A) over Tess Akeley/Natalie Shaffer (CM) 6-0 6-0.