Deryk Kulp threw a complete game shutout, allowing just three singles, as Loyalsock defeated Central Columbia, 9-0. Wagner went 2 for 2 as well at the plate.

Chase Wright led the Lancers with a 3 for 5 performance with two RBIs and tow runs scored, John Keihl had a double. Doland Harman went 1 for 2 with a double and Preston Gross went 1 for 4 with a triple.

Hughesville went 1-1 on Saturday by splitting a pair of game. Hughesville fell to Shamokin, 5-2, and beat Troy, 11-9.

A three-run first inning lifted Shamokin to a 5-1 win over Hughesville. The Spartans’ lone run came in the top of the fifth inning. Dylan McConnell led the Spartans with a 2 for 3 effort with a double.

Kyler Solomon was 1 for 2 with a run scored and Connor Anstadt finished 1 for 3 at the plate.

Against Troy, Hughesville jumped out to a 7-2 lead after two innings. Trent Wetzel went 4 for 4 with a double and two RBIs while Anstadt was 3 for 5 with an RBI and three runs scored. Wynter Fogleman added a 2 for 2 effort with four RBIs.

Millville defeated Canton, 9-3. A five-run first inning helped the Quakers earn the victory. Ben Fitch led Canton with a 2 for 3 effort. Michael Beers had a double for the Warriors.

Millville was led by Shane Johnson’s 2 for 4 performance with five RBIs and two runs scored.

• In college baseball, Mansfield split a PSAC East doubleheader with Shippensburg, losing the first game 5-2 before winning game two, 9-6. The split moves Mansfield to 13-23.

Shane Stossel and Jacob Houtz started the scoring in game one with back-to-back RBI doubles to take an early 2-0 lead over the Raiders.

Shippensburg got one back in the bottom half of the first to cut the Mansfield lead in half.

The second RBI single for the Raiders tied the game in the bottom of the second. SU took a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the fourth thanks to an error by the Mountie defense.

An RBI double and an RBI single for Shippensburg extended their lead to three in the fifth, as they had scored five unanswered since the quick Mountaineer start.

From staff reports

Lock Haven overcame a pair of late deficits to sweep Pitt-Johnstown in a PSAC West doubleheader on Saturday afternoon at Watkins Field. Bryce Vincent hit a walk-off single in game one and the Bald Eagles rallied for four runs in the bottom of the sixth in game two to sweep the doubleheader 5-4 and 5-2.

Saturday was the baseball program’s Senior Day and the program honored Brandt Cook, Garrett Starr, Vincent, Jason Labrador, Joseph DeSiena, Matt Lingenfelter, Ryan Bailer, Stephen McMillan, Lance Baldensperger and John Sanchez.

With the sweep, The Haven improved to 15-24 overall and 5-14 in the PSAC West. UPJ falls to 12-26 on the season and 4-16 in the conference.

Trailing 4-2 heading into its final at bats, the Bald Eagles rallied for three runs and Vincent hit a walk-off single to steal game one 5-4 in the bottom of the seventh.

• Mansfield finished off five straight home doubleheaders of PSAC action in college softball against Shephard, falling in the contest 17-5 and 13-3.

After an early RBI for the Rams, Mansfield (8-28, 6-22 PSAC East) pushed out two runs in the opening inning to hold the 2-1 edge. Aubrey Reinert’s sacrifice fly brought in Natalie Blackstone and Sarah Shupp scored off a Shepherd error. Kylie Bornman added another run in the third inning with an RBI single to score Reinert.

Shepherd bounced back with an emphatic five run stamp in the top of the fourth to regain the 6-3 advantage.

The Rams added four more to the scoreboard in the top of the fifth to increase their lead to 10-3.

Talia Ross struck out a career-high 12 hitters and Abby Robertson hit a walk-off single to lead the Lock Haven softball team to a 3-2 victory over No. 16 Kutztown in game two of a PSAC Eastern Division victory on Saturday afternoon. The Bald Eagles fell 4-2 in game one.

With the game two victory, the Bald Eagles improve to 15-23 on the season and 9-19 in the PSAC East. No. 16 Kutztown is now 32-13 overall and 16-10 in the conference.

Saturday was the Bald Eagles’ senior day and the program honored Maria Fratangelo, Chloe McElheny and Bella Schmitt prior to the start of game one.

Saturday’s victory over No. 16 Kutztown was the second nationally-ranked upset of the week for Lock Haven, who took down No. 10 East Stroudsburg 11-5 on Wednesday.

• The Penn College men’s lacrosse team used a 12-goal first period en route to a 26-2 United East victory at Cairn. The win upped the team’s UE record to 2-1 and its overall record to 12-4 — the 12-win season is a program best — and clinched a berth in the UE playoffs. Cairn dropped to 0-4 in the conference and 0-11 overall.

After the 12-goal first frame, the Wildcats added four goals in the second period, seven in the third, and three in the fourth while limiting Cairn to two goals in the final period.

Aidan McFalls started the scoring at the 14:37 mark in the opening period, and after a three-goal Penn College burst within 14 seconds from 11:44 to 11:30, the rout was on.

Owen Kupsey led the offense with five goals, Elliot Dotson recorded a hat trick and added four assists, and AJ Dotson had three goals and one assist as the Wildcats had 54 shots on goal while limiting Cairn to five. Antonio Santora was 9 of 9 in faceoffs and had 10 ground balls, Levi Borkowski was 8 of 8 in faceoffs, and Brody Borkowski was 10 of 12 in faceoffs. Ryan Twist started in goal and made one save to get the win, and Fisher Makuch finished with two saves and both goals allowed.

Freshman Ryder Gehris led Lycoming with three goals as it fell, 25-6, at Moravian University in Landmark Conference action.

Senior Ben Franco secured 15 saves in the cage for the Warriors (6-8 overall, 2-6 Landmark), giving him 958 career saves, 10th in Division III history.

Gehris started the Warriors’ scoring a minute into the second quarter. Senior Sean Farrell assisted Gehris’s goal and followed up with one of his own in the fourth minute.

Returning from halftime, senior Shayne Wilson darted down the field to secure Lycoming’s third goal with nine minutes remaining.

No. 4 Army West Point scored 14 of its 20 goals in the middle two periods and went on to defeat Bucknell, 20-11. The Bison put 11 goals on the board against the nation’s top-ranked defense – one shy of the most allowed by the Black Knights this season – but Army was red-hot at the other end, scoring 20 goals on 44 shots.

Michael Meyer scored three times and Connor Davis and Peter Grandolfo twice each for the Bison, who fell to 5-8 overall and 2-5 in the Patriot League. Anthony Panetti logged a goal and two assists, and Sean Berrigan added two assists of his own.

Army came into the day allowing only 6.55 goals per game. The Bison had seven by halftime, but the first-place Black Knights broke open a tight game in the third quarter and improved to 11-1 on the season, 6-1 in the Patriot League.

Jackson Eicher, who came in ranked second nationally in goals per game, added seven more to his sheet along with three assists. Gunnar Fellows also had a big day with five goals and two assists. Army won 23 of the 34 faceoffs and found success scoring in transition, including three goals from long poles.

• For the first time since the Patriot League adopted a team-formatted men’s tennis championship in 1994, Bucknell has earned a berth in the tournament final.

The second-seeded Bison got out to a strong start in Saturday’s semifinal match against No. 3 Lehigh, waited out a weather delay of more than two hours, and then finished off the Mountain Hawks 4-0 to set up a rematch with top-seeded Navy in the final on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Varsity Tennis Courts.

This was the 18th time that the Bison had reached the Patriot League semifinals, but despite some close calls in recent years, they had never been able to get over the hump. Now Bucknell will have a chance to play for their first Patriot League title since 1991, when it was an individually flighted format.

Much like Friday’s quarterfinal against Lafayette, Bucknell gutted out some tough doubles matches to take the early point. Adam Stavrakas and Oscar Bain Moreno de Vega won 6-4 at No. 2, and with third doubles all knotted at 5-5, the top pairing of Amar Tahirovic and Brendan McDonald picked up a key break at 5-all and then served it out at love to beat Marc Blekhman and Sean Jaeger 7-5.

Bucknell had won three opening sets in singles and led in three others when a brief thunderstorm halted play. A few minutes of heavy rain soaked the courts, and the action resumed after a delay of two hours and 12 minutes.

• The Lock Haven golf team competed in the East Stroudsburg Invitational in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania at the Glen Brook Golf Club. Skylar Smith broke the program-record for lowest individual round by shooting an 84.

As a team, the Bald Eagles finished with a season-best score of 376 after a fantastic round by the group, which featured personal bests and the program-record by Smith.

Smith previously held the record in 2021-22, before having it broken in 2023-24. After her score of 84 (over-12) on Saturday, she stands on top of The Haven leader board once again.

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Loyalsock 9, Central Columbia 0

Loyalsock 022 002 3 — 9 11 1

Central 000 000 0 – 0 3 1

Deryk Kulp and Jadyn Wagner. P. Day, P. Lutz 95), N. Beagle (6), C. Dolak (7) and J. Sausky. W: Kulp. L: Day.

Top Loyalsock hitters: Chase Wright 3-5, 2 RBIs, 2 runs; John Keihl 1-5, 2B; Jadyn Wagner 2-2; Doland Harman 1-2, 2B; Preston Gross 1-4, 3B. Top Central Columbia hitters: C. Stroup 2-3.

Shamokin 5, Hughesville 2

Hughesville 000 010 0 – 1 5 2

Shamokin 301 001 x – 5 5 0

N. Bieber and K. Solomon. I. Glover, C. Primerano (5) and L. Waugh. W: Glover. L: Bieber.

Top Hughesville hitters: D. McConnell 2-3, 2B; K. Solomon 1-3, run; C. Anstadt 1-3. Top Shamokin hitters: R. Price 2-2, 2B, 2 runs; B. Olshefski 2-3, 2 RBIs; L. Kramer 1-2, RBI, run.

Hughesville 11, Troy 9

Troy 021 010 5 – 9 10 4

Hughesville 340 022 x – 11 11 4

C. Allen, F. Harper (4) and J. Frye. B. Babb, G. Dohl (7) and K. Solomon. W: Babb. L: Allen.

Top Troy hitters: M. Smith 2-4, 3 runs; B. Gilliland 2-4, 3 RBIs, run; L. Heasley 1-2, RBI; E. Woodward 1-4, run; C. Allen 1-3; L. Chimics 1-4, RBI; J. Frye 1-3, RBI, run; R. Palmer 1-3, run. Top Hughesville hitters: T. Wetzel 4-4, 2B, 2 RBIs, run; C. Anstadt 3-5, RBI, 3 runs; W. Fogleman 2-2, 4 RBIs; B. Fisher 1-3, RBI, run; G. Dohl 1-3, run.

Millville 9, Canton 3

Millville 500 022 0 – 9 7 1

Canton 002 001 0 – 3 5 4

C. Whitmoyer, C. Reynolds (7) and S. Johnson. M. Beers, R. Taylor (1), Z. Colton (2), R. Wesneski (6) and M. Beers. W: Whitmoyer. L: Taylor.

Top Millville hitters: S. Johnson 3-4, 5 RBIs, 2 runs; N. Benedict 2-3, run; X. Hughes 1-3, RBI; D. Brokenshire 1-3, 2 runs. Top Canton hitters: B. Fitch 2-3; M. Beers 1-3, 2B, run; Z. Colton 1-3, RBI; C. Castle 1-3, run.

JV SOFTBALL

South Williamsport 8, Montgomery 8

(GAME CALLED AFTER 8 INNINGS)

Montgomery 004 003 01 — 8 10 0

South 100 110 41 – 8 7 1

Jenna Houseknecht, Arianna Snyder (5), Houseknecht (8) and Mady Dieffenderfer. Kendall Cardone, Julia Stamm (3) and Abigail Holbrook.

Top Montgomery hitters: Jenna Houseknecht 4-5, 2 2B, run; Delilah Preitz 3-4; Madisyn Miller 1-3, 2B, 2 runs; Arianna Snyder 1-5, run; C. Barker 1-4. Top South Williamsport hitters: Emily Holtzapple 2-2, run; Allison Nolan 1-3, 2 runs; Abigail Holbrook 1-3; Danielle Brigandi 1-4; Allysa Barnes 1-2, 3B, 2 runs; Lily Brewer 1-2, run.