Gannon’s Brooklyn Respecki, a General McLane graduate. Photo courtesy of Gannon Athletics

General McLane graduate Brooklyn Respecki collected a goal and two assists in Gannon’s women’s soccer victory over Pitt-Johnstown, highlighting performances by former District 9 and District 10 athletes competing at the collegiate level over the weekend.

Respecki’s four-point performance moved her within five points of Gannon’s career scoring record, while St. Marys graduate Matthew Davis totaled 99 yards of offense in Saint Vincent’s football victory over Geneva.

Maplewood graduate Sadie Thomas recorded 11 kills for Mount Union, Warren graduate Lindsay Madigan delivered another strong all-around volleyball performance for Hilbert, and Brockway graduate Kalina Powell contributed 15 digs for Clarion.

WOMEN’S SOCCERRespecki Collects Four Points in Gannon Victory

ERIE, Pa. – General McLane graduate Brooklyn Respecki scored a goal and assisted on two others as Gannon earned a 3-1 PSAC victory over Pitt-Johnstown.

Respecki’s four-point performance increased her career total to 132, moving her within five points of Gannon’s school record.

McDowell graduate Grace Emanuel scored the game-winning goal and added an assist, while Harbor Creek graduate Amelya Bretz scored an insurance goal in her first collegiate start.

Bradford graduate Bella Prince also started and played all 90 minutes, putting one shot on goal. McDowell graduate Hannah Shepard played the full 90 minutes on defense.

Puhala Appears for Westminster

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. – Brockway graduate Zoe Puhala saw action for Westminster in its women’s soccer contest against Washington & Jefferson Friday, entering the match as a substitute during the first half.

FOOTBALLDavis Produces 99 Yards in Saint Vincent Victory

LATROBE, Pa. – St. Marys graduate Matthew Davis rushed 12 times for 82 yards and caught one pass for 17 yards as Saint Vincent defeated Geneva, 24-21, Saturday in Presidents’ Athletic Conference action.

Davis averaged 6.8 yards per carry, with a longest run of 27 yards, finishing with 99 yards from scrimmage.

Sabo Scores in Slippery Rock Victory

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – John Sabo caught three passes for 45 yards, including a 31-yard touchdown reception, as Slippery Rock defeated Lock Haven, 66-7, Saturday to clinch the PSAC West championship.

Roberts Contributes to Gannon Defensive Effort

ERIE, Pa. – Cathedral Prep graduate RJ Roberts recorded three solo tackles in Gannon’s 31-14 victory over Edinboro Saturday.

Fairview graduate Daniel Lindenberger also appeared in the contest.

VOLLEYBALLThomas Leads Mount Union With 11 Kills

ALLIANCE, Ohio – Maplewood graduate Sadie Thomas recorded a team-high 11 kills as Mount Union swept Wilmington, 25-9, 25-17, 25-17, Saturday in Ohio Athletic Conference action.

Mercyhurst Prep graduate Avery Ollinger also contributed a kill for the Purple Raiders.

Madigan Delivers Strong All-Around Performance for Hilbert

HAMBURG, N.Y. – Warren graduate Lindsay Madigan finished with 26 set assists, 15 digs, seven kills, two aces and a block assist in Hilbert’s five-set loss to Penn State Behrend Saturday.

Amory, Stephens Contribute for Thiel

GREENVILLE, Pa. – Saegertown graduate Lyndzee Amory recorded 11 kills and two block assists for Thiel against Saint Francis Saturday.

West Middlesex graduate Caitlin Stephens added six blocks and two service aces.

Powell Records 15 Digs for Clarion

CLARION, Pa. – Brockway graduate Kalina Powell collected 15 digs and seven set assists in Clarion’s volleyball contest against Indiana (Pa.) Friday.

Johnson Helps Allegheny Defeat W&J

MEADVILLE, Pa. – Fort LeBoeuf graduate Bella Johnson contributed nine digs, two set assists and a service ace as Allegheny defeated Washington & Jefferson, 3-1, Friday.

The Gators won by scores of 25-20, 26-28, 25-19 and 26-24.

Newton Records 11 Digs Against Gannon

CALIFORNIA, Pa. – Elk County Catholic graduate Tori Newton finished with 11 digs and two set assists for California (Pa.) in a three-set loss to Gannon Friday.

This roundup highlights verified performances by former District 9 and District 10 athletes during the Oct. 23–25 weekend. It is not intended to represent every former District 9 or District 10 athlete who competed.