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MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Bucknell junior Connor McMenamin (Souderton) finished 68th with a time of 27:07.7 at the Penn State National Open last Friday. Bucknell placed 11th as team.
Penn State Abington sophomore Ben Hoyer (Wissahickon) finished second at Bryn Athyn with a time of 15:18 on the 4K course.
Saint Joseph’s junior Matthew Scarpill (Central Bucks South) advanced 11 places from the two-mile mark to the finish en route to a 40th place showing at the Penn State National Invitational with a personal best 26:24.9.
Holy Family sophomore Sean Rahill (William Tennent) finished 12th overall to earn All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference honors at the 
annual CACC Cross Country championship hosted by Chestnut Hill College, posting a time of 28:42.5 over the 8K course. Junior MJ Powlowicz (Harry S Truman) finished 34th overall as he recorded a time of 30:35.3 to set a new personal best. Senior Ryan Merriman (Pennsbury) finished 45th overall in his first CACC championship, finishing in a time of 31:46.9. Freshman Tewodros Simmons (William Tennent) also competed in his first conference championship, recording a time of 32:47.7 (56th). Senior Connor Irwin (Hatboro-Horsham) also scored for the Tigers as he finished in a time of 35:15.1 (68th). In last Saturday’s Inter-Region Border Battle at Gloucester County Dream Park, Simmons set a new personal best as he finished the 8K course in a time of 29:39.2. Merriman was next to finish as he recorded a time of 30:01.5. Irwin posted a time of 34:40.6.
Chestnut Hill senior Aaron Morris (Springfield Township) finished 30th with a time of 30:20.2 at the 2019 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship meet. At the Gettysburg Invitational, Morris placed 79th with a time of 28:58.6.
Kutztown junior Teagan Fortna (Central Bucks West) posted a season-best time of 30:25.4 in the 8K at the 2019 PSAC Championships on Friday.
Bloomsburg redshirt junior Declan McDonald (Central Bucks West) crossed the finish line in 83rd place after posting a time of 28:08.1 at the 2019 PSAC Championships on Saturday. Junior Justin Ziegler (Souderton) was 130th overall with a time of 30:48.1.
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Holy Family sophomore Victoria Reid (Bensalem) set a new personal best in a 6K race as she finished 52nd overall with a time of 26:47.4 at Rowan University’s Inter-Region Border Battle on Saturday.
Widener freshman Emily Cooney (Springfield Township) set a personal best time of 24:51.6 at the Inter-Regional Border Battle hosted by Rowan University. Grace Murphy (Upper Dublin) recorded a personal record of 25:00.5.
Kutztown sophomore Lynn O’Connor (William Tennent) posted a season-best time of 24:54.6 (73rd) at the PSAC Championships on Friday.
West Chester senior Tara McLaughlin (North Penn) finished 22nd with a time of 23:27.5 at the 2019 PSAC Championships on Saturday.
Bloomsburg junior Jessica Brenflek (North Penn) was 121st with a time of 26:01.9 at the 2019 PSAC Championships on Saturday.
FIELD HOCKEY
Graduate student Corinne Kenney (Central Bucks South) contributed an assist in No. 25 Providence’s 2-0 win over Georgetown on Friday.
Riley Donnelly (Central Bucks East) had an assist on the go-ahead goal in second-ranked Maryland’s 6-3 win over No. 21 Ohio State last Sunday.
Ursinus College senior Erin Saybolt (Souderton) has been selected to participate in the Victory Sports/NFHCA Division III Senior Game. She was one of 60 chosen to compete in the annual showcase, which features top senior players in the nation. The contest will take place in conjunction with the NCAA Championship at Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Manheim and is slated for Saturday, Nov. 23, 5 p.m., following the completion of the semifinal games.
Saybolt had a goal and an assist in No. 11 Ursinus College’s 4-3 loss to No. 9 Johns Hopkins on Saturday. In the Bears 3-0 win over Muhlenberg, Saybolt contributed a pair of assists for the second time in her career.
Christen Pennington (Neshaminy) contributed an assist in Villanova’s 7-2 win over Davidson on Sunday. The Neshaminy graduate and Emma McLaughlin (Quakertown) were part of a senior class that was celebrated in a pre-game ceremony. In last Sunday’s 2-1 loss to No. 24 Fairfield, Pennington scored with an assist from McLaughlin.
Junior goalkeeper Brynne Schoppe (North Penn) recorded 11 saves in Albright’s 1-0 road win in a shootout over Widener on Wednesday. It is the first win in a shootout for the Lions since Sept. 30, 2007. In last Saturday’s 2-1 overtime loss to Arcadia, Schoppe recorded six saves.
Senior forward Amanda Blum (Neshaminy) scored her first goal of the season in Quinnipiac’s 3-2 loss to No. 25 Providence in a shootout.
Abigail Geisler (Neshaminy) scored the only goal in Eastern University’s 4-1 loss at DeSales last Saturday.
Sophomore defender Juliana Borisow (Souderton) scored on a tip-in near the side post in Kutztown’s 3-0 win over Mercyhurst on Saturday.
Junior Sarah Womer (Council Rock South) contributed an assist in No. 8 Shippensburg’s 5-0 win over Seton Hill on Tuesday. In the Raiders’ 4-1 loss at No. 1 West Chester, Womer was credited with her first goal of the season and second of her career.
Ryan Murray (Central Bucks West) had an assist in Gwynedd Mercy’s 4-2 win over Neumann University on Saturday.
FOOTBALL
Former Kutztown University running back Craig Reynolds (Abington) made his regular season debut with the Washington Redskins last Sunday, becoming the first Golden Bear to appear in an NFL regular season game since 2003. Reynolds was promoted to the active roster from the team’s practice squad when it was announced that fellow running back Chris Thompson would miss the game against the San Francisco 49ers due to a toe injury. The Abington graduate logged six plays on special team while serving as the Redskins’ number three running back behind veterans Adrian Peterson and Wendell Smallwood. Reynolds, a 2018 KU alum, had taken practice reps with the first-team offense earlier in the week, according to The Athletic’s Rhiannon Walker. Washington fell to the unbeaten 49ers 9-0 at FedEx Field.
Despite the rainy conditions, junior quarterback Reese Udinski (North Penn) broke the FCS record of consecutive passes without an interception held by Jimmy Blanchard of Portland State in 1999 with 344 consecutive passes without a pick in VMI’s 34-27 loss to Mercer last Saturday. Udinski finished a record-setting day with a 26-of-46 passing effort for 263 yards and one touchdown.
Redshirt junior wide receiver Branden Mack (Cheltenham) had five receptions for 104 yards and a touchdown in Temple’s 63-21 win over the University of Central Florida on Saturday in front of 29,949 fans at Lincoln Financial Field. Mack, who tied the TU single season record with his fourth 100-yard receiving game, had a 75-yard touchdown reception that was the longest TD reception of his career. In Temple’s 45-21 loss to #19 SMU, Mack had three catches for 65 yards and one touchdown.
Thomas Garlick (Quakertown) threw for 212 yards and a touchdown and added a 21-yard rushing score in the fourth quarter in Ursinus College’s 45-21 loss to No. 6 Muhlenberg last Saturday. Stacey Gardner (Upper Dublin) had two catches for 30 yards. Jack Spingler (Neshaminy) had two tackles for loss among his six stops.
Sterlen Barr (Upper Moreland) finished with six tackles, one interception and one forced fumble in No. 12 West Chester’s 35-23 loss to Shepherd last Saturday.
Sophomore Malik Bootman (Upper Dublin) tallied 88 yards on eight catches Albright’s 59-34 loss to Widener on Saturday.
Quarterback Michael Marino (Wissahickon) threw for 241 yards and two touchdowns in Chestnut Hill’s 28-11 win over Caldwell University on Friday. In last Friday’s 26-17 win over Alderson Broaddus, Marino was 15-of-28 for 158 yards and two touchdowns. He hit six different receivers.
Tyler Watson (Central Bucks South) registered the team’s lone turnover on an interception in the second quarter in East Stroudsburg’s 22-17 loss to Bloomsburg last Saturday.
Graduate student Luke Durkin (Central Bucks West) finished with 80 yards on 19 carries in Shippensburg’s 55-5 loss at No. 17 Kutztown on Saturday. Redshirt junior Terez Franklin (Harry S Truman) led the Raiders with five tackles. In last Saturday’s 27-0 win over Millersville, Durkin was named the Shippensburg VFW Post #6168 Homecoming Co-MVP. The CB West graduate totaled the most rushing yards by a Red Raider in a single game since John Kuhn ran for 234 yards against Millersville 15 years ago. He finished with 31 carries, a career-high 213 yards and two touchdowns, becoming just the second PSAC running back to surpass 200 rushing yards in a game this season. Eight of his carries went for 10 or more yards. Durkin also had 12 rushes that resulted in first downs, the same amount of first downs Millersville totaled as a team. Senior Eric Dzieniszewski (Quakertown) had a pass breakup.
Freshman Kaleem Corbin (North Penn) recorded his first career interception in Millersville’s 27-0 loss to Shippensburg,
Darryl Davis-McNeil (Abington) had 51 rushing yards and a touchdown in No. 17 Kutztown’s 55-5 win over Shippensburg on Saturday. In last Saturday’s 35-12 win over Lock Haven, Davis-McNeil caught three passes for 53 yards and a touchdown and also rushed for 19 yards in Kutztown’s 35-12 win over Lock Haven. Nick Vasger (North Penn) forced a fumble and then recovered it.
MEN’S GOLF
Temple golf coach Brian Quinn announced that junior Dawson Anders (Souderton) will serve as team captain for the 2019-20 season. 
“Dawson is an incredibly talented golfer with great competitive fire,” said Quinn. “Most importantly, Dawson is a fine young man and a great leader. He leads by example, showing a great work ethic both in the classroom and on the golf course.” Anders, who became the first Owl golfer to qualify for the US Amateur in five years, currently is second on the team with a 73.9 stroke average. He shot a collegiate best round at the Firestone Invitational, a five-under 67 and also made his first hole-in-one as a Temple Owl that day.
Anders tied for 72nd overall with a nine over 222 at the Elon Phoenix Invitational.
La Salle junior David Kim (Upper Dublin) posted a 221 (+8) after carding his best round of 72 (+1) at the Elon Phoenix Invitational.
Penn State Abington junior Shane Nocito (Harry S Truman) finished third overall with a score of 79 in the Scarlet Raptors Fall Invitational. Luke Fisher (Cheltenham) shot an 87 to finish 11th and Christian Jabbar (Council Rock South) scored a 93 to finish 16th.
Saint Joseph’s University junior Tommy Lewis (Central Bucks East) tied for 65th with a score of 76-75-77/228 (+15) at the ODU/OBX Intercollegiate on Tuesday. At the Georgetown Intercollegiate, Lewis tied for 57th with a score of 81-74-76/231.
MEN’S SOCCER
Sophomore Tarin Morris (Central Bucks West) contributed an assist on the second goal in La Salle’s 2-0 shutout at George Mason on Wednesday.
Freshman Matt Stevenson (Pennridge) scored his third goal of the season in West Chester’s 3-2 double overtime loss to Millersville on Saturday. In West Chester’s 4-1 win over East Stroudsburg, Stevenson contributed an assist.
Junior Chris Tocchet (Pennridge) contributed an assist in DeSales University’s 2-1 win over Wilkes University on Saturday.
Jose Palomeque (Upper Dublin) tallied a goal and two assists in Penn State Abington’s 6-1 win over Wells College last Saturday. Sebastian Krysztofowicz (Central Bucks East) added a goal and an assist, and freshman Ryan Hannigan (Central Bucks West) netted his second goal of the season. In the Nittany Lions’ 4-0 win over Morrisville State, Palomeque was involved in all four goals with three assists and the final goal of the game. Michael Albers (William Tennent) opened the game with a goal off a corner kick.
Freshman Sean Touey (Abington) scored his first collegiate goal in the 79th minute in Holy Family’s 3-1 upset of first place Goldey-Beacom College.
Senior Colin Marks (Pennsbury) scored a goal in the fifth minute in Shippensburg’s 3-1 win over Shepherd on Saturday. In Wednesday’s 2-1 loss at Millersville, Marks scored on a penalty kick. In last Saturday’s 4-2 loss to Lock Haven, Marks scored on a free kick.
Freshman keeper Nathan Slotnick (Pennsbury) recorded four saves in Bloomsburg’s 3-1 win over Shepherd on Wednesday. In the Huskies’ 2-0 win over Shippensburg, Slotnick turned away a career-high nine shots. Freshman Foti Malitas (Central Bucks South) banged home the rebound for his first collegiate goal.
Nick LeFevre (William Tennent) recorded his first goal of the season in Widener’s 2-0 win over Hood College last Saturday.
WOMEN’S SOCCER
Maddie Elwell (Wissahickon) contributed her team-high ninth assist in Vanderbilt’s 1-0 victory over Kentucky on Sunday. In Thursday’s 2-1 double overtime win over No. 22 Texas A&M, Elwell contributed an assist. In Vanderbilt’s 5-1 win over LSU, Elwell contributed a goal and an assist.
Junior Hannah Zach (Central Bucks East) scored with an assist from Dani Cady (Pennsbury) in West Chester’s 1-1 draw with Millersville on Saturday. In Wednesday’s 2-1 win over Lock Haven, Zach scored the game’s first goal, and two minutes later, junior Jess Magee (Council Rock South) scored her first goal of the season. In last Saturday’s 3-1 win over Shepherd, Zach scored the third goal.
University of Pennsylvania freshman Sizzy Lawton (Upper Dublin) was named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week for the week ending Oct. 20. Lawton’s 11th-minute goal was the game-winner in Penn’s 1-0 win over Dartmouth. Emma Loving (Central Bucks East) played a ball to the top of the box. Paige Howard won a 50/50 tackle, nudging the ball to Lawson. The freshman steadied herself with a few touches before burying her shot past the keeper’s left. The goal was the freshman’s third of the season, raising her rookie total to seven points.
Senior Katelyn Gilinger (Springfield Township) had a pair of goals in Cabrini’s 5-0 victory over Gwynedd Mercy on Saturday. In Cabrini’s 2-1 loss to Wesley University, Gilinger added to her team high assist total with her seventh of the season.
Senior Allison Barr (North Penn) tallied two goals and an assist in Penn State Abington’s 4-0 win over Wells College. Elizabeth Tracey (Abington) scored her fifth goal of the year.
Amanda McElhare (Harry S Truman) scored an insurance goal in No. 13 Millersville’s 2-0 win over Lock Haven.
Sophomore Kelsey Butler (Pennsbury) scored her second goal of the season in Jefferson University’s 5-1 win over Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday. In last Saturday’s 7-0 win over Nyack, junior Kasey Schlupp (Council Rock South) contributed a goal.
Sophomore Jacqueline Ziegler (Neshaminy) contributed an assist, and sophomore Alayna McSeed (Bensalem), who entered in net at the start of the half, recorded five saves in Holy Family’s 2-1 victory at Post University on Saturday. In Wednesday’s 2-1 loss to Kutztown, McSeed made a career-high 11 saves.
Freshman Allie Trick (Souderton) scored with 1:31 remaining in the first overtime to lead DeSales to a 1-0 win over Wilkes University on Saturday. The win helped the Bulldogs clinch a spot in the MAC Freedom postseason tournament.
Melissa Lyon (Pennridge) scored her team’s only goal in Drexel’s 2-1 overtime loss to William & Mary last Saturday.
Freshman Alyse Caffrey (Plymouth Whitemarsh) converted a breakaway for the decisive goal in Shippensburg’s 1-0 win at No. 12 Millersville on Wednesday. In Shippensburg’s 4-1 loss at No. 9 Bloomsburg, Caffrey contributed an assist, marking her first collegiate point.
Miranda Royds (Hatboro-Horsham) made five saves for her seventh shutout of the season in Lehigh’s 1-0 win over Holy Cross last Saturday.
Shannnon McGuinn (William Tennent) scored the only goal of the game in Allegheny’s 1-0 win over Hiram on Wednesday. In last Saturday’s 2-1 win over Ohio Wesleyan, McGuinn scored with 0.7 seconds remaining in the 110th minute to give Allegheny the win. In Allegheny’s 3-2 win over Oberlin, McGinn notched the tying score in the 56th minute on an unassisted goal and assisted on the game-winner five minutes later.
Freshman Abby Groff (Pennridge) scored her third goal in as many games in No. 7 Bloomsburg’s 3-0 win over Lock Haven on Saturday. In Wednesday’s 5-0 win over Shepherd, Groff scored her second goal of the season. In last Saturday’s 5-0 win over Mansfield, Groff scored her first career goal.
Kristina Miller (North Penn) had two assists in Kutztown’s 4-0 win over Shippensburg on Saturday.
Senior Kristin Wilkinson (North Penn) contributed an assist in Elizabethtown’s 3-0 victory over Goucher on Saturday.
Daniella Repkoe (Hatboro-Horsham) made eight stops in goal in Gwynedd Mercy’s 1-0 loss to Immaculata University on Wednesday. In the Griffins’ 4-0 defeat at Scranton, Repkoe had a career best 10 saves.
MEN’S SWIMMING
Senior Jeff Beyer (Wissahickon) claimed gold in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:44.49 and the 500 free with a time of 4:57.61 in Shippensburg’s 118-79 win over Fairmont State.
WOMEN’S SWIMMING
Jessica Gutekunst (Hatboro-Horsham) was part of the all-freshman team that finished first in the 200 medley with a time of 1:55.61 in Ursinus College’s 107-89 victory over Cabrini last Saturday. She also finished second in the 100 freestyle. Margrethe Leis (Springfield Township) edged out a first place finish in the 50 free, finishing just .32 seconds ahead of second place. Katelyn Moore (Hatboro-Horsham) finished first in the 100 butterfly.
MEN’S TENNIS
Sophomore Chris Succi (Pennsbury) was part of the first doubles team that earned a 7-5 win in West Chester’s 6-1 loss to Jefferson.
WOMEN’S TENNIS
Sophomore Gianna Vassalluzzo (Council Rock North) was part of the first flight doubles team that earned a 6-3 win in Chestnut Hill’s 4-2 CACC quarterfinal loss to Jefferson University. In Chestnut Hill’s 5-1 victory at Wilmington University, senior Nicole Young (Wissahickon) earned a 6-0, 6-0 win at number five singles and Vassalluzzo earned a 6-2, 6-2 win at number four.
Shannon Nixon (Cheltenham) was part of the winning second doubles team in West Chester’s 6-1 win over Jefferson University.
Senior Aubrianna Stetina (Quakertown) was part of the winning first doubles team and senior Ivanna Pittman (Harry S Truman) was part of the winning second doubles team in East Stroudsburg’s 4-3 win over Holy Family.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
Junior Steph Judkins (Pennridge) paced the offense with 10 kills in Cabrini’s 3-0 loss at Marymount on Saturday. In Wednesday’s 3-1 victory over Marywood, Judkins recorded a double-double with a match high 21 kills to go with 10 digs. Sophomore Hannah Dalton (Abington) led the defense with a season-high seven total blocks and 10 kills. In Cabrini’s 3-1 victory at Gwynedd Mercy, Judkins had 11 kills and six digs, and Dalton anchored the defense with a career best six solo blocks.
Sophomore Sydney Buell (Pennsbury) had 30 assists in Bloomsburg’s 3-0 win over Kutztown on Saturday. In Friday’s 3-0 loss to East Stroudsburg, Buell led the Huskies with 20 assists, two kills and five digs. In Wednesday’s 3-0 loss to Susquehanna, Buell posted four kills, six assists, four assisted blocks and seven digs. Sophomore Bryn Stek (Upper Dublin) posted a team-high 12 assists. In Bloomsburg’s 3-1 loss to IUP last Saturday, Stek finished with 19 assists and eight digs while Buell had 14 assists. In the Huskies’ 3-2 loss to Pitt-Johnstown, Stek had 23 assists and seven digs. Buell chipped in with six kills, 12 assists and 12 digs. In Bloomsburg’s 3-0 win over Lock Haven, Buell had 10 assists.
Holly Owen (Hatboro-Horsham) reached double figures in kills for the 19th time in 20 matches with 10 kills in Kutztown’s 3-0 loss to Bloomsburg on Saturday. In Friday’s 3-1 win over Lock Haven, Owen led the way with 21 kills on 56 attempts (.214), 10 digs, six blocks and three aces. In KU’s 3-2 win over Cal U, Owen had 18 kills on 63 attempts and completed a double-double with 16 digs. In the Golden Bears 3-0 loss to Seton Hill, Owen had 15 kills.
Jenny McAnaney (Upper Dublin) tallied 15 kills and 13 digs in Penn State Abington’s 3-0 win over SUNY Cobleskill on Saturday. In last Saturday’s 3-1 win over Morrisville State, McAnaney recorded 26 kills, 13 digs and three blocks.
Gwynedd Mercy sophomore Bridget McTamney (Plymouth Whitemarsh) was named to the Atlantic East Conference honor roll for the week 
ending Oct. 20 after posting a pair of double-doubles in the Griffins’ tri-match at Rutgers-Camden. Against the Scarlet Raptors, the sophomore setter had 39 assists and 31 digs and followed with 44 assists and 28 digs against Brooklyn. She added 15 assists and nine digs against Cabrini. McTamney also was named to the honor roll for the week ending Oct. 13. McTamney posted a pair of double-doubles in two matches. In a five-set win at Wesley, she had 40 assists and 22 digs. One night earlier, she registered 20 assists and 15 digs at Penn State-Berks.
Madelyn Mosser (Pennridge) had eight kills, Cait Saalfrank (Pennridge) totaled 30 digs, McTamney had 12 digs and 25 assists for her 18th double-double, and Ashley Morris (Quakertown) had 11 digs for her ninth match in double figures in Gwynedd Mercy’s 3-1 loss at Marywood on Saturday. McTamney’s 25 assists moved her into third place on the all-time list with 1,239 assists in 184 sets. In Thursday’s 3-0 loss at Penn State-Harrisburg, Mosser recorded seven saves, Saalfrank anchored the back line with 13 digs, and McTamney had another double-double with 13 assists and 11 digs. In the Griffins’ 3-1 win over Rutgers-Camden, Layne Morgan (Upper Dublin) had a team and season high 15 kills. McTamney recorded a career best 31 digs while adding 39 assists. In a 3-2 loss to Brooklyn, Saalfrank tied her own single-game school record with 33 digs. McTamney hit another career best with six aces. In Gwynedd Mercy’s 3-0 loss to Cabrini, Morgan had six kills, McTamney had 15 assists and nine digs, and Saalfrank led the team with 14 digs.
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