Leslie Torres and Greta Haley won the No. 2 doubles match.ĭelone Catholic 5, Hanover 0: At McSherrystown, the Squirettes received straight-set singles victories from Olivia Roth, Ella Knox and Brielle Baughman to help them secure the Division II home victory.īermudian Springs 4, York Country Day 1: At York Suburban Middle School, the Eagles captured both doubles matches to help them clinch the non-league victory. West York's Justyce Firestone and Rowan Dennis won the No. In doubles, Ashlyn Mulligan and Quinn Bupp combined to win the No. York Catholic 4, West York 1: The visiting Irish received straight-set singles victories from Carina Roberts, Cydney Roberts and Nicole Shellengerg to help them secure the Division II victory. 1 doubles match, while teammates Emily Goodfellow and Makani Ross won the No. Anne Jackson and Aneesha Kandala won the No. Susquehannock 5, Dover 0: At Glen Rock, the Warriors received straight-set singles victories from Peyton Joines, Ali Zapach and Georgia Snyder. 1 doubles match, while teammates Saviah Whitfield and Sarah Lesher combined to win the No. For the Bobcats, Maddie Reik and Frederica Kokoronis won the No. With the win, New Oxford improves to 5-0 (3-0 in the division), while Dallastown falls to 4-2 (2-1)Ĭentral York 3, Northeastern 2: The host Panthers secured the Division I home win as Rachel Haupt, Alem Tesfaye and Elie Fetters captured the three singles matches in straight sets. For the Wildcats, Katie Christopher and Teagan Mortenson won the No. In doubles, Alex Wolf and Anne Socks combined to win the No. New Oxford 4, Dallastown 1: At New Oxford, the Colonials received straight-set singles victories from Anya Rosenbach, Allison Horick and Kaelyn Balko to help them secure the Division I victory. Reading 1, York Tech 0: At Spry, the Spartans dropped the home match to the visiting Red Knights. Kennard-Dale 10, West York 0: At West York, the vRams' offense connected for 10 goals and they went on to capture the Division II road victory. York Suburban's Andrew Ekstrom (73) and Susquehannock's Ryan Thomas (73) tied for second place individually, three shots behind Snyder. The Trojans (327) came in second place, followed by West York, Susquehannock, Kennard-Dale and Eastern York. Teammates Sheila Driscoll, Maddy McKee and Reagan Chermie all rounded out the top four. Delone Catholic placed second, followed by York Tech and Fairfield. On the girls' side, Madeline Murphy led York Catholic to three team victories by taking first place overall in a time of 21:00.00. Teammate Liam Allen took third place overall. Delone Catholic finished second with York Tech third and Fairfield fourth. Aiden Davis led the Squires individually by taking first place overall in a time of 18:14.02. Individually for the Irish, Jack Driscoll took second place overall, Mitchell Bradley took fourth and teammate Ethan Schuler took fifth. Among the headliners were York Catholic and South Western, each of which won both their boys' and girls' meets.Īt York Catholic, the boys took first place in the team competition by defeating Fairfield (15-50), York Tech (15-49) and Delone Catholic (27-28). Plus, our technology package, AVAConnect, offers high-speed and common area WiFi, digital resident services including the ability to submit service requests and pay your rent online, smart access entry, package service, and more.Thursday was a busy day for cross-country in the York-Adams League, with several teams competing in their first race of the season. Residents can also chill out in common spaces, including a community courtyard with barbecues and a lobby loft.
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