Check out the recaps for SOL girls’ basketball teams in action Saturday.
Hatters Tipoff Tournament
Pennsbury 37, New Hope-Solebury 27
A Falcon squad that has been battling injuries and illness gutted out a win over the Lions, defending a tournament title they own.
Nicole Pompili’s 13-point effort led the Falcons. Ava Sciolla, who has been under the weather for the past two weeks, added nine points.
“It’s been tough,” coach Frank Sciolla said. “Mary Miller was sick last night, and the two of them played. Tonight both were really hurting, and you could see it – they both looked awful before the game.
“At halftime, Ava was white as a ghost, and she went out for the first minute or two, and we said, ‘That’s it,’ and we got the trainer. She was out, and Mia Spinelli, our starting center, rolled her ankle in the first half, so now you’re really pulling people up, and the bench was great. That was really the story of the game.”
The Falcons trailed 12-2 midway through the first quarter but outscored the Lions 35-15 the rest of the way.
“First of all, the leadership was great up top from Bella (Arcuri),” Sciolla said. “Mary Miller really battled, but I think the girl that turned the game - in the second quarter, we changed defenses a little bit. Rachel Saxon is a really good player for them, and we put Abbi Nassivera on her, and said ‘Don’t let her catch it.’ Abbi really played hard and got a big offensive putback basket for us and kind of allowed us to get back into the game.
“Once Ava couldn’t play and Mia Spinelli is out , Lauren Dignan – this was her first varsity experience. Diggy came in, and she was really good on defense and pulled down some big rebounds for us. We survived again some terrible free throw shooting to win the game.”
Also for the Falcons, Miller added seven points – six in the first half. She also had five rebounds, four deflections, two steals and two forced turnovers. Arcuri added six points, four rebounds and two assists. She also had four forced turnovers, a pair of deflections and one steal. Nassivera had three rebounds, three assists, two deflections and one forced turnover. Pompili had three steals and one forced turnover. Sciolla had three rebounds in limited action.
Pennsbury (2-0) will host Council Rock North in Thursday’s SOL opener at 7 p.m.
New Hope-Solebury 12-3-2-10 27
Pennsbury 8-11-10-8 37
New Hope-Solebury (27) – S.Vlahovic 1 1-1 5; K.Dougherty 1 0-2 3; R.Chrencik 1 4-4 7; J.Covino 2 0-0 6; R.Saxon 2 1-2 6. TOTALS 8 5-8 27.
Pennsbury (37) – Ava Sciolla 3 1-2 9; Abbi Nassivera 1 0-2 2; Bella Arcuri 1 3-4 6; Mary Miller 3 1-2 7; Nicole Pompili 4 2-3 13; TOTALS 12 7-13 37.
3-point goals: NHS – Covino 2, Vlahovic, Dougherty, Chrencik, Saxon; Pennsbury – Nicole Pompili 3, Ava Sciolla 2, Bella Arcuri.
Mastery Charter North 67, Hatboro-Horsham 54
The Hatters put three players in double figures, but it wasn’t enough to hold off the Pumas. Alice Hall led the Hatters with 16 points, Cam Ryan added 12, and Caroline Shegogue contributed 11. Ryan and Shegogue combined for five three-pointers.
Sophomore Jaylah Robinson did most of the damage for the Pumas, scoring a game-high 36 points that included a 20-for-22 effort at the foul line. All told, the Pumas took 35 trips to the foul line, connecting 27 of them.
Hatboro-Horsham (0-2) will travel to Plumstead Christian School for a non-league game on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Mastery Charter (67) - Robinson 8 20-22 36; Sanders 2 0-2 4; Henderson 4 0-0 8; McCrea 3 2-4 8; Zeyttlemoyer 1 1-2 3; Eldridge 2 4-5 8; TOTALS 20 27-35 67.
Hatboro-Horsham (54) – Emily Thomas 3 0-0 6; Cam Ryan 4 2-2 12; Caroline Shegogue 4 0-0 11; Jess Howard 2 2-2 6; Graceanne Griffis 1 0-0 2; Alice Hall 6 4-10 16; Jada Mills 0 1-2 1; TOTALS 20 9-16 54.
3-point goals: HH – Shegogue 3, Ryan 2.
SOL Tipoff Tournament
Gwynedd Mercy 53, Central Bucks South 36
The Monarchs buried five three-pointers in the opening quarter en route to a 22-9 lead over the Titans. By halftime, they connected on seven shots from beyond the arc and led 36-20. Kaylie Griffin was on fire from the outside, burying four threes and scoring 14 of her game-high 16 in the opening half.
Sophomore Taylor Hinkle, who had a pair of threes, led the Titans with 14 points. Alyssa D’Orazio added seven points.
Central Bucks South (0-2) will host Downingtown West in a non-league game Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Gwynedd Mercy 22-14-11-6 53
Central Bucks South 9-11-6-8 36
Gwynedd Mercy (53) – Kaylie Griffin 6 0-1 16; Sarah White 4 0-1 10; Reganne Flannery 3 0-0 7; Bianca Coleman 2 0-0 5; Sofia Coleman 5 2-5 12; Jenna Mangan 1 0-0 2; TOTALS 21 3-8 53.
Central Bucks South (36) – Maddy White 0 2-2 2; Taylor Hinkle 4 4-4 14; Alyssa D’Orazio 3 0-0 7; Mackenzie Erb 1 1-2 4; Kirsten Schaller 1 1-2 3; Sam Waltrich 1 0-0 3; Kristen Conway 0 2-2 2; TOTALS 10 10-12 36.
3-point goals: CBS – Taylor Hinkle 2, Alyssa D’Orazio, Mackenzie Erb, Sam Waltrich, GMA – Kaylie Griffin 4, Sarah White 2, Reganne Flannery, Bianca Coleman.
Neshaminy 52, Central Bucks East 44
The Redskins limited the Patriots to just 20 points through three quarters. East scored 24 points in the final quarter, but by that time, the Redskins had built up a 36-20 advantage.
“They play tough, they play physical, they can get the ball inside, and they’ve got great coaches,” Neshaminy coach Joe Lally said of the Patriots.
Emily Chmiel had another big outing for the Patriots, scoring a game-high 26 points.
“We were able to hold the big girl to 15,” Lally said of Chmiel. “She had 11 in the fourth quarter, so the box score is going to say 26, but the reality was we were up 16 going into the fourth quarter, and they had six team fouls. We got 12 of our 16 points in the fourth quarter at the foul line.
“Kristin Curley was 7-for-8 at the foul line in the quarter, Emily Tantala was 4-for-4 and Liv Scotti was 1-for 2.”
Curley led the Redskins with 17 points, which included a 12-for-14 effort at the foul line.
“She was great again,” Lally said of his senior point guard. “She just sees the floor so well. I wish I could get the statistics more quickly, but I think she had a half a dozen assists.
“It was a real physical game. She hit the floor several times. She’s just really stepping up.”
Olivia Scotti added 12 points, and Emily Tantala had eight.
For the Patriots, Mia Salvati had 14 points.
Neshaminy (2-0) will host North Penn in a non-league game Tuesday at 7 p.m. Central Bucks East (1-1) will be on the road at Central Bucks West for Friday’s SOL opener at 5 p.m.
Neshaminy 9-12-15-16 52
Central Bucks East 5-11-4-24 44
Neshaminy (52) – Sydney Tryon 1 0-3 3; Emily Tantala 2 4-4 8; Kacie Sienko 1 0-0 3; Olivia Scotti 3 3-4 12; Kristin Curley 2 12-14 17; Alex Ziegler 0 1-2 1; Kelli Kowalick 3 2-2 8; TOTALS 12 22-29 52.
Central Bucks East (44) – Gabby Wilga 1 2-2 4; Mia Salvati 5 2-4 14; Emily Chmiel 12 2-5 26; TOTALS 18 6-11 44.
3-point goals – CBE – Mia Salvati 2; Neshaminy – Olivia Scotti 3, Sydney Tryon, Kacie Sienko, Kristin Curley.
William Tennent Tipoff Tournament
William Tennent 33, Conwell-Egan 30
The Panthers opened up an 11-7 halftime lead and held on to win the tournament title.
“We are certainly happy to get the win tonight and start the season 2-0, but disappointed with the way we played,” coach Laura Whitney said. 
“We didn’t come out with the same energy from last night and struggled to find any rhythm offensively. We just never seemed to get anything going the first half. Luckily, Conwell Egan didn’t get much going either.”
Both teams came to life offensively in the second half, and the Panthers survived an Eagles’ comeback bid and held on for the win.
“The second half we were able to utilize some full court pressure and force some turnovers, which gave us the lift we needed to get our offense going,” Whitney said. “I thought we showed more patience the second half with better ball movement and looked to be more aggressive.
“We were finally able to extend the game to 10, but for the second night in a row we allowed the other team back in the game with poor foul shooting, timely turnovers and a few missed box outs. Even with that being said, I’m still proud of our girls for grinding it out and finding a way to get the win despite not playing our best.”
Hannah Reimel led the Panthers with 12 points, which included a pair of threes. Erin Hart added nine points.
William Tennent (2-0) will travel to Springfield Township for a non-league game on Tuesday.
Conwell-Egan 5-2-10-13 30
William Tennent 6-5-12-10 33
Conwell-Egan (30) – Gia Brennan 1 2-2 4; Kiyann Peterson 1 0-0 2; Alyssa Fagans 1 0-0 3; Kyliyah Carmichael 1 0-0 2; Katey Brennan 1 0-3 2; Angel Crowell 4 1-1 10; Kylie Maroney 2 0-0 4; Courtney Anderson 1 1-2 3; TOTALS 12 4-8 30.
William Tennent (33) – Emily Thran 2 1-6 5; Hannah Reimel 4 2-3 12; Chase Dubzak 1 1-5 3; Courtney Bragen 1 2-4 4; Erin hart 3 2-8 9; TOTALS 11 8-26 33.
3-point goals: WT – Hannah Reimel 2, Erin Hart, Conwell-Egan – Alyssa Fagans, Angel Crowell.
Cheltenham 71, George Washington 22
The Lady Panthers opened up a 43-13 halftime lead on their way to the decisive non-league win that saw 11 players contribute scoring.
“It was just a great team effort and something to grow on moving forward,” coach Ben Bowman said.
Cashmere Moore led a balanced attack with 12 points. Umayrah Sulayman and Kyla Ogdon both added nine points. Contributing seven points each were Nailah Johnson, Katie Denyer and Nazeh Blackwell.
Cheltenham (1-1) will host Bishop McDevitt in a non-league game Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
George Washington 9-4-6-3 22
Cheltenham 20-23-18-10 71
George Washington (22) – Smith 19, Anah 3.
Cheltenham (71) – Mikahila Leighton 1 0-0 2; Maycie Cedeno 3, Assata Robinson 5, Taylor Johnson 6, Umayrah Sulayman 9, Cashmere Moore 12, N. Johnson 7, Katie Denyer 7, Kean Clay 4, Kyla Ogdon 9, Blackwell 7
Galloping Ghosts Classic
Central Bucks West 41, Abington 33
The visiting Bucks – behind five points from Olivia Irons – opened up a 14-7 lead after one quarter. They spent the rest of the game exchanging baskets with the young Ghosts.
Anna Blue’s nine points on three three-pointers led the Bucks. Jess Broskey added eight point points while Paige Gilbert and Emily Spratt both had eight points in a contest that saw Maddie Burke – the focal point of the Ghosts’ defense - limited to just three points.
The win was the first for coach Zach Sibel, who liked what he saw.
“Maddie’s leadership has been incredible,” the Bucks’ coach said. “Even though she didn’t score in double digits, she impacted the game in so many ways.
“Emily Spratt really stepped up and showed leadership as a sophomore. Paige Gilbert got our team going with toughness, taking three charges and adding 11 rebounds. Olivia Irons got us going offensively and controlled the offensive end.”
For the Ghosts, sophomore point guard Khalis Whiting led the way with 15 points, which included a 5-for-6 effort at the foul line. Jada Helm added eight points.
Central Bucks West (1-1) will host Central Bucks East in Friday’s SOL opener at 5 p.m. Abington will host Souderton in a non-league game Tuesday.
Central Bucks West 14-9-6-12 41
Abington 7-9-6-11 33
Central Bucks West (41) – Jess Brosky 3 2-4 8; Maddie Burke 1 1-2 3; Olivia Irons 2 0-1 5; Anna Blue 3 0-0 9; Lilly Evans 0 2-2 2; Paige Gilbert 3 0-1 7; Emily Spratt 1 5-8 7; TOTALS 13 10-18 41.
Abington (33) – Krysten Brown 2 3-4 5; Allison Holden 0 2-2 2; Jada Helm 4 0-0 8; Khalis Whiting 5 5-6 15; April Bowser 1 0-0 3; TOTALS 11 10-12 33.
3-point goals: CBW – Anna Blue 3, Paige Gilbert, Olivia Irons.
Pottsgrove Tipoff Tournament
Plymouth Whitemarsh 67, Reading 34
For the second time in as many games, the Colonials rolled to a rout. This time Reading was the victim, falling behind 29-8 at the end of one quarter and never threatening.
Kaitlyn Flanagan and Jordyn Thomas contributed 13 and 12 points respectively to lead a balanced Colonial attack. Anna McTamney and Deja Evans both had nine points, and Erin Daley contributed eight points.
Plymouth Whitemarsh (2-0) will host Downingtown East in a non-league game on Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Plymouth Whitemarsh 29-5-18-15 67
Reading 8-7-6-13 34
Plymouth Whitemarsh (67) – Ally Zolty 1 0-0 2; Kaitlyn Flanagan 6 1-1 13; Abby Sharpe 2 1-2 5; Leah Kaye 1 0-0 2; Erin Daley 4 0-1 8; Gabrielle Cooper 2 1-2 5; Haley Felgoise 1 0-0 2; Anna McTamney 3 3-6 9; Jordyn Thomas 6 0-0 12; Deja Evans 3 3-4 9.
Owen J Roberts Tipoff Tournament
Council Rock South 53, Coatesville 42
The Golden Hawks rallied from an early deficit to earn their first win of the young season. The Hawks trailed 16-13 after one quarter but outscored the Raiders 16-5 in the second to go into halftime with a 29-21 lead. They outscored the Raiders 26-21 in the second half.
“This was a good bounce-back game for us and a total team win,” coach Blair Klumpp said. “We had good balance with three girls in double figures, and we had a lot of important contributions from other girls who didn’t register double-digit points. That’s big for us because it shows we can pick each other up.
“We did much better rebounding the ball today than Friday night and we converted 23 points off their turnovers. I thought we came out a little sloppy, turning the ball over too much early almost trying to make the perfect pass. We did a much better job of settling and dictating pace and tempo in the second quarter. We got contributions from all four grade levels, which was something I thought was possible with the makeup of this team of four experienced upperclassmen and a younger group that is carving out roles or hungry for a bigger role.”
Nicole Blaustein – who earned a spot on the all-tournament team – led the Golden Hawks with 16 points to go along with a pair of assists. Hannah Binder added 13 points, four rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots. Montanna Chambers contributed 11 points, a team-high seven steals as well as three assists. Jenna Culp added six points, five rebounds and three steals, and Riana Szydlik had six points and four rebounds. Carley Irvin had eight assists and seven rebounds.
“Hannah got into a nice rhythm offensively and looked more comfortable within our offense,” Klumpp said. “We did a good job of getting her the ball on mismatches.
“Jenna played a really sound all-around game for us and battled on the glass all weekend. She provides some stability on the floor with her decision-making. Nicole had a good tournament both ends of the floor and was good in transition, particularly with decision-making on throwing it ahead, attacking, setting us up.
“Carley Irvin was a great example of impacting the game without scoring. She had eight assists and made several other real sound plays and decisions that set up good shots for herself and others. She guarded their best player when we went man. She had a really strong tournament from a floor game standpoint and averaged seven assists for the tournament. She’s doing a good job of implementing the stuff we are practicing - jump stop, driving, drawing and dishing.
“Two sophomores, Montanna and Riana, combined for five threes and contributed defensively with steals and rebounds respectively. And Karissa Smedley gave us good minutes off the bench, changing out tempo defensively, and keeping possessions alive.
“It was good to even out our record, see the girls play together and also see some things we are working on go into place and give us some things to work on.”
Council Rock South (1-1) will host Lower Moreland in a non-league game on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
Council Rock South 13-16-12-12 53
Coatesville 16-5-12-9 42
Council Rock South (53) – Jenna Culp 6, Nicole Blaustein 16, Hannah Binder 13, Montanna Chambers, Riana Szydlik 6, Karissa Smedley 1.
Coatesville (42) – Ellzy 14, Peoples 8, Taggert 2, Higgins 12, Forest 4, Thompson 2.
Bristol Tipoff Tournament
Upper Moreland 62, Bristol 27
The Golden Bears erupted for 41 first-half points on their way to the lopsided win over Bristol in the title game of the Warriors’ tournament.
Bean Hughes led the Golden Bears with 19 points – 14 in the first half. EmmyFaith Wood ignited the Golden Bears with 10 first-quarter points. She scored 14 of her 17 points in the opening half.
Kaitie Opferman added eight points, including a pair of threes. Emma Meakim contributed seven first-half points, and Hannah Finn also had seven – six in the second half.
Upper Moreland (2-0) will host New Hope-Solebury in a non-league game Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Upper Moreland 17-24-14-7 62
Bristol 6-9-12-0 27
Upper Moreland (62) – Kathryn Morrow 0 0-1 0; EmmyFaith Wood 6 4-4 17; Kaitie Opferman 3 0-0 8; Emma Meakim 3 1-2 7; Bean Hughes 7 5-8 19; Hannah Finn 3 1-2 7; Kiera Coyle 1 0-2 2; Emma Hurley 1 0-0 2; Kylie Gaul 0 0-1 0; TOTALS 21 11-20 62.
Bristol (27) – Oniya Osborne 7 0-3 12; Emily Marchese 3 2-2 9; Tayanna Tramel 1 0-0 2; Angelisse Cantiello 1 0-0 2; Kylee White 1 0-0 2; Jolene Zerreri 0 0-2 0; TOTALS 13 2-7 27.
3-point goals: Upper Moreland – Kaitie Opferman 2, EmmyFaith Wood, Bristol – Emily Marchese, Oniya Osborne.
Pennridge Tipoff Tournament
Pennridge 65, Southern Lehigh 20
The Rams seized early control of Saturday’s contest, opening up a 19-0 lead after one quarter. They took a commanding 38-10 lead into halftime and then outscored their visitors 27-10 in the second half.
Eleven players contributed scoring. Julia Kreider’s 16 points led the Rams. Evelyn Loughery added 12. Ashley Gordon contributed nine points while Jillian Coughlin chipped in six.
Pennridge (2-0) will host Lansdale Catholic in a non-league game Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Southern Lehigh 0-10-8-2 20
Pennridge 19-19-16-11 65
Pennridge (65) – Corinn Mart 3, Grace Rosica 2, Sophie Cweiber 3, Katie Yoder 4, Julia Kreider 16, Kiersten Moyer 2, Emma Pyne 5, Evelyn Loughery 12, Jillian Coughlin 6, Ryan Hodder 3, Ashley Gordon 9.
Palisades 59, Harry S Truman 39
Lower Merion Tipoff Tournament
Lower Merion 76, Council Rock North 60
The Indians scored 60 points in Saturday’s title game of the Lower Merion Tipoff Tournament, more than enough to win on most days. Saturday wasn’t most days as the Aces erupted for 76 points, 47 in the first half.
The game – a two-hour marathon – was played at a fast and furious pace, and in a preview of things to come, the Aces scored 22 points in the opening quarter, opening up a seven-point advantage. In the second quarter, the Aces – who had 10 threes in the game - buried four three-pointers and outscored the Indians 25-12 to go into halftime with a 47-27 lead.
Anna Cairone’s nine points in the opening half led the Indians, who also received six points from Jaden Wan.
Cairone led the Indians with a career high 19 points, which included a perfect 5-for-5 at the foul line. A trio of freshmen accounted for almost half of North’s points with Wan leading the way with 13 points. Kiera Katz added eight, and Lizzie Lustig had seven points.
For the Aces, Ellie O’Keefe led the way with 16 points, which included three three-pointers. Sophia Dowdall had four threes and finished with 15 points while Bridget McCann had a pair of threes and also had 15 points.
The two teams were whistled for a combined 45 fouls, resulting in 51 foul shots in the contest.
Council Rock North (1-1) will travel to Pennsbury for Thursday’s non-league opener at 7 p.m.
Council Rock North 15-12-15-18 60
Lower Merion 22-25-18-11 76
Council Rock North (60) – Kiera Katz 2 3-5 8; Lizzie Lustig 3 0-0 7; Anna Cairone 7 5-5 19; Riley Hamilton 2 1-2 5; Mara Penner 0 2-2 2; Emma Benson 1 1-2 4; Jaden Wan 5 3-7 13; TOTALS 21 15-23 60.
Lower Merion (76) – Haley Goodman 1 0-0 2; Phoebe Mennis 1 6-10 8; Alexis Hunter 1 2-4 4; Daya Stevens 1 1-2 3; Ellie O’Keefe 4 5-6 16; Sophia Dowdall 5 1-2 15; Bridget McCann 5 3-4 15; Eliana Leach 1 0-0 3; Emma Cloud 5 0-0 10; TOTALS 23 18-28 76.
3-point goals: CRN - Kiera Katz, Lizzie Lustig, Emma Benson; LM-Sophia Dowdall 4, Ellie O’Keefe 3, Bridget McCann 2, Eliana Leach.
6th Annual Jim Church Classic
St. Basil 36, Souderton 20
The Indians struggled to find their offense against a defensive-minded St. Basil squad in Saturday’s title game. They trailed 16-2 after one quarter, and despite a scoreless second quarter, the Panthers still took a 16-7 lead into halftime.
Souderton scored 10 of its 20 points in the final quarter.
Three players – Jordan Zimmerman, Olivia Schneider and Mikaela Reese - scored five points each to lead the Indians.
Reese and freshman Casey Harter were named to the all-tournament team.
Souderton (1-1) will travel to Abington for a non-league game Tuesday at 7 p.m.
St. Basil 16-0-10-10 36
Souderton 2-5-3-10 20
St. Basil (36) – Remolde 1 0-0 3; Grant 3 0-0 9; White 2 0-0 6; Deal 2 0-0 5; Hunter 0 1-2 1; Carter 5 2-8 12; TOTALS 13 3-10 36.
Souderton (20) – Jordan Zimmerman 1 2-2 5; Erin Bohmueller 1 0-0 2; Olivia Schneider 2 1-2 5; Casey Harter 1 1-6 3; Mikaela Reese 1 3-4 5. TOTALS 13 3-10 36.
3-point goals: St. Basil – Grant 3, White 2, Remolde, Deal, Souderton – Zimmerman.
Non-league
Quakertown 60, Oley Valley 26
Senior Abigail Dixon scored a game high 16 points and freshman Katie Catalano added 11 to lead the visiting Panthers to the no-doubt-about-it non-league win.
The Panthers set the tone early, opening up a 14-5 lead after one quarter. They took a 25-16 advantage in to halftime and put the game out of reach with a 27-5 scoring explosion in the third quarter.
“It was a great defensive effort, which will be our strength this season,” said coach Brittany Bamford, crediting the Panthers’ defensive press and finishing underneath as the key to the third quarter surge.
Freshman Carolyn Sipprell added nine points, which included a four-for-five effort at the foul line.
“They are such great hustlers and wonderful people as well,” Bamford said of her freshman duo of Sipprell and Catalano, who combined for 20 points. “Abigail Dickson did a great job in finishing underneath the basket, which is important as one of the only seniors on this team.”
Quakertown (1-0) will travel to Harry S Truman for a non-league game on Monday.
Quakertown 14-11-27-8 60
Oley Valley 5-11-5-5 26
Quakertown (60) – Carolyn Sipprell 2 4-5 9; Abigail Dickson 8 0-2 16; Katie Catalano 5 0-2 11; Laney Mitchell 2 0-0 4; Kayla Horning 2 0-1 4; Kennedi Pellegrini 0 1-2 1; Katie Offner 1 0-0 2; Alexis Miccuci 2 0-0 4; Fallon Grandinetti 0 1-2 1; Abigail McClaskey 4 0-0 8; TOTALS 26 6-14 60.
Oley Valley (26) – Kauffman 0 0-2 0; Williamson 1 0-2 2; Wolf 1 1-2 3; Inutzler 1 1-3 5; Higgins-Haas 1 0-0 2; Kramer 0 2-7 2; Biehn 0 1-3 1; Mossie 3 4-4 10; Pekuri 0 1-2 1; TOTALS 7 10-25 26.
3-point goals: Quakertown – Carolyn Sipprell, Katie Catalano, Oley Valley – Inutzler
Jenkintown 61, Springfield Township 22
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