The Northern Lehigh field hockey team topped Salisbury in overtime on Wednesday, while Palmerton picked up a win in Colonial League field hockey action.

Elsewhere, the Tamaqua boys soccer, Pleasant Valley girls soccer and Jim Thorpe volleyball teams also earned victories, while Weatherly posted a sweep in a Schuylkill League cross country meet.

FIELD HOCKEY

Salisbury-No. Lehigh

Northern Lehigh came away with a 2-1 Colonial League overtime victory against Salisbury.

Hailey Evans and Zoey Hathaway posted the Bulldogs’ goals.

Northwestern-So. Lehigh

Southern Lehigh defeated Northwestern for a 3-2 Colonial League win.

Catasauqua-Palmerton

Palmerton cruised to an 8-0 Colonial League victory over Catasauqua.

Abby Everett, Abby Reis and Megan Serfass finished with two goals apiece for the Bombers. Emily Baumgardt and Emma Christman also found the back of the cage.

Molly Mihalko, Erin Kistler, Ana Recker and Kelsey Balliet were credited with assists.

ES North-Pleasant Valley

East Stroudsburg North edged Pleasant Valley for a 2-1 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory.

Samantha Ehrlich and Alexis Lowe scored for the Timberwolves.

Arianna Mulligan posted the Bears’ lone goal, while Matti Hyland was credited with the assist. Emma Strohl finished with nine saves.

BOYS SOCCER

Catasauqua-Tamaqua

Nathaniel Noftz shined on Senior Night to help Tamaqua secure a 2-1 non-league win over Catasauqua.

With 10 minutes left in the game, the senior stepped away from his goal keeper position to take part on the offensive attack, scoring both of the Blue Raiders’ goals. Noftz finished also finished with five saves for Tamaqua.

GIRLS SOCCER

ES South-Pleasant Valley

Five different players scored as Pleasant Valley rolled to a 5-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over East Stroudsburg South.

Larissa Mulligan, Rachel Baez, Aurora Cruci, Addison Borger and Aliyah Williams hit the back of the net for the Bears, while Elizabeth Wagner, Jenny Rae Schneider and Lucianne Mesce all were credited with assists.

Tamaqua-Pine Grove

Mel Love scored with 2:57 left in the second overtime to lift Pine Grove to a 1-0 Schuylkill League victory over Tamaqua.

The Blue Raiders held a 31-14 edge in shots, and a 5-4 edge in corners.

Baylee Reinhardt grabbed 10 saves for Tamaqua, while counterpart McKenna Levan finished with 20 saves to preserve the shutout.

VOLLEYBALL

Sch. Haven-Jim Thorpe

Jim Thorpe swept Schuylkill Haven for a 25-16, 25-10, 25-9 Schuylkill League win.

Brandy Montemuro led the Olympians with 13 kills, eight digs and five assists, while Abbey McGinley finished with 14 digs.

Kristin Pompa (three kills, two blocks), Grace Baldassano (eight assists) and Andi Hoherchak (eight assists) contributed in the victory.

CROSS COUNTRY

Weatherly-Minersville-

Nativity-Mahanoy Area

The Weatherly boys ran away with a Schuylkill League sweep.

Scotty Zoscin and Frankie Willis finished second and third, respectively, for the Wreckers.

In the girls meet, the Wreckers’ Danielle Gordon finished in second place.

GIRLS

Mahanoy Area 15, Weatherly 50

Minersville vs. Weatherly, no contest

Nativity vs. Weatherly, no contest

1. Quick (MA) 24:01, 2. Gordon (W) 24:41, 3. Wentz (Min) 25:56, 4. Marshman (W) 26:58, 5. Bowles (MA) 28:41, 6. Ward (MA) 30:23, 7. Rick (MA) 30:24, 8. Vaupel (Nat) 31:31, 9. Knight (W) 32:27, 10. Mullen (MA) 33:00.

BOYS

Weatherly 21, Minersville 35

Weatherly 20, Nativity 37

Weatherly 20, Mahanoy Area 39

1. Streisel (MA) 17:54, 2. Zoscin (W) 18:13, 3. Willis (W) 19:56, 4. Boyle (Min) 20:06, 5. Ray (W) 20:54, 6. Mathers (Nat) 21:03, 7. O (Nat) 21:10, 8. Kurtek (Min) 21:24, 9. Walters (W) 22:13, 10. Houser (Min) 22:27.

Marian-Gillingham Charter- Tri-Valley-Shenandoah

The Marian boys’ and girls’ posted a 2-1 mark in a Schuylkill League meet at Shenandoah Valley.

Grace Curnow led the Fillies with a third-place finish.

Kevin Earley crossed the finish line in sixth place for the Colts.

GIRLS

Tri-Valley 20, Marian 37

Marian 15, Shehandoah Valley 50

Marian 15, Gillingham 50

1. Masser (TV) 22:56, 2. Adams (TV) 23:20, 3. Curnow (M) 24:35, 4. Mitchell (TV) 25:07, 5. Mehallo (M) 26:16, 6. Wolfgant (TV) 26:48, 7. I Stewart (TV) 26:52, 8. Genao (M) 28:19, 9. Risso (TV) 28:42, 10. Napoletano (M) 28:58 ... 16. Schauer (GC) 31:28.

BOYS

Shenandoah Valley 15, Marian 47

Marian 15, Tri-Valley 50

Marian 15, Gillingham 50

1. Nunez (SV) 19:41, 2. Olayo (SV) 20:04, 3. Stasulli (SV) 20:21, 4. Monjaraz (SV) 20:35, 5. Zamudio (SV) 20:49, 6. Earley (M) 21:07, 7. Davis (SV) 21:15, 8. Vercusky (M) 21:38, 9. Soles (TV) 22:29, 10. Reilly (TV) 22:45.

Blue Mtn.-No. Schuylkill-Pine Grove-Lehighton

The Lehighton boys’ and girls’ ran to a 2-1 mark in a Schuylkill League meet.

Kelsey Gaston (fifth), Alyssa Williams (seventh), Asia Ahner (eighth) and Madison Cressley (10th) all scored top-10 finishes for the Indians.

Collin Wentz posted an Indians’ best of 13th place, while Logan Lichtenwalner and Mitchell Nailor finished 14th and 15th, respectively.

GIRLS

Lehighton 27, Blue Mountain 28

North Schuylkill 25, Lehighton 31

Lehighton 15, Pine Grove 50

1.Cori McCormick (NS) 18:59, 2. Ryley Schwalm (NS) 20:49, 3. Olivia Haas (BM) 21:02, 4. Katie McCormick (NS), 5. Kelsey Gaston (L), 6. Leah Scheidel (BM), 7. Alyssa Williams (L), 8. Asia Ahner (L), 9. Angelique Antonini (BM), 10. Madison Cressley (L), 11. Bethany Basile (BM), 12. Abby Kuzio (NS), 13. Paige Wehr (L), 14. Laura Laughlin (BM), 15. Naveh Mitchell (BM).

BOYS

Blue Mountain 15, Lehighton 50

Lehighton 25, North Schuylkill 35

Lehighton 25, Pine Grove 33

1.Travis Anderson (PG) 17:37, 2. Kevin Haas (BM) 17:42, 3. Jack Flynn (NS) 18:27, 4. Justin Williams (NS), 5. Ian Harris (BM), 6. Justice Scheidel (BM), 7. Tanner Rabenstein (BM), 8. Colby Petrizzo (BM), 9. Vlad DeBryun (PG), 10. Shane DaSilva (BM), 11. Colin Phipps (BM), 12. Aidan Carr (BM), 13. Collin Wentz (L), 14. Logan Lichtenwalner (L), 15. Mitchell Nailor (L).

JR. HIGH BASKETBALL

8th Grade

No. Schuylkill-Panther Vy.

North Schuylkill defeated Panther Valley, 35-17.

Maddison Maynard finished with 11 points to lead the Panthers.

Mahanoy-Weatherly

Weatherly knocked off Mahanoy Area, 42-23.

Bethany Houser led the Wreckers (4-5) with 19 points, while Brianna Pugh added 13 points.