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The last medals of this year\u2019s PIAA golf postseason were handed out on Wednesday as the PIAA Team Golf championships wrapped up the week\u2019s competition at Penn State.<\/p>\n
Scranton Prep, last year\u2019s Class 2A Boys champion, finished as the state runner-up this year and was the lone District 2 school to win a medal across the four classifications of the team tournament.<\/p>\n
Brendan Bell was the low scorer for the Cavaliers with a 70, two strokes under par for his round. Cole Powell, who on Tuesday won his second straight individual state title, was one shot under par with a 71.<\/p>\n
The Cavaliers finished 15 shots behind Devon Prep, who won the 2A Boys state title at eight shots under par.<\/p>\n
Both the Tunkhannock and Abington Heights girls\u2019 teams finished in third place in the Class 2A and Class 3A Girls championships, respectively.<\/p>\n
It was the third straight trip to states as a team for Tunkhannock, the only Wyoming Valley Conference team to earn a spot in the state golf championships.<\/p>\n
Madison Walker led the Tigers with a solid round, shooting a four-over 76. Paige Spudis shot an 87 and Madelyn Bevan finished with a 92. The Tigers shot a 255 overall as a team.<\/p>\n
Liz George, who represented Abington Heights in the individual state championships earlier in the week, led the Comets with a 75.<\/p>\n
The Abington Heights boys\u2019 team finished seventh in the Class 3A Boys competition. Ryan Boyd carded a 74 and Sebastian Meyer shot a 76.<\/p>\n
Oakland Catholic won the Class 2A Girls team title with a team score of 240. Peters Township won the Class 3A Girls title, and La Salle College won the Class 3A Boys state title in a playoff over State College.<\/p>\n
FIELD HOCKEY<\/p>\n
Abington Heights 2, Hanover Area 1<\/p>\n
Emma Dougherty scored two goals in the second quarter to lift Abington Heights to a win over Hanover Area.<\/p>\n
Ruby Matthews had the lone goal for Hanover Area, assisted by Natalie Weidner. Hannah Siene made 12 saves for the Hawkeyes.<\/p>\n
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL<\/p>\n
Tunkhannock 3, Western Wayne 1<\/p>\n
Taryn Newswanger had 30 assists and 14 service points (including four aces) as Tunkhannock wrapped up the regular season with a win.<\/p>\n
The Tigers won the first two sets 25-16 and 25-18. Western Wayne won the third 26-24, and Tunkhannock ended the match with a 25-22 win in the fourth.<\/p>\n
Elizabeth Moore added nine kills and two blocks for Tunkhannock.<\/p>\n
GIRLS SOCCER<\/p>\n
Wyoming Valley West 4, Berwick 2<\/p>\n
From Tuesday, Kyla Evanofski scored all four goals as Valley West held off Berwick.<\/p>\n
Stella Wojciechowski had two assists and Meghan Singer had one assist for the Spartans.<\/p>\n
Lily Nespoli and Madilyn Kukorlo had the goals for Berwick, who wrapped up their regular season with Tuesday\u2019s game.<\/p>\n
Field Hockey<\/p>\n
Abington Heights 2, Hanover Area 1<\/p>\n
Abington Heights`0`2`0`0 \u2014 2<\/p>\n
Hanover Area`0`0`1`0 \u2014 1<\/p>\n
Second Quarter \u2014 1. AH, Emma Dougherty 9:46; 2. AH, Dougherty 6:07. Third \u2014 1. HAN, Ruby Matthews (Natalie Weidner) 5:04.<\/p>\n
Shots \u2014 AH 14, HAN 4. Saves \u2014 AH 3 (Addison Waters), HAN 12 (Hannah Siene). Corners \u2014 AH 4, HAN 5.<\/p>\n
Girls Soccer<\/p>\n
Wyoming Valley West 4, Berwick 2<\/p>\n
Berwick`0`2 \u2014 2<\/p>\n
WVW`2`2 \u2014 4<\/p>\n
First Half \u2014 1. WVW, Kyla Evanofski (Meghan Singer) 23:26; 2. WVW, Evanofski (Stella Wojciechowski) 8:28. Second \u2014 1. BER, Lily Nespoli 26:31; 2. WVW, Evanofski (Wojciechowski) 20:13; 3. BER, Madilyn Kukorlo (Nespoli) 17:25; 4. WVW, Evanofski 9:21.<\/p>\n
Shots \u2014 BER 8, WVW 18. Saves \u2014 BER 8 (Savannah Stanley), WVW 5 (Rosalyn Kase). Corners \u2014 BER 2, WVW 4.<\/p>\n
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