Catty girls soccer lost to Lehighton in overtime, 2-1 on Monday.

Both regulation goals came in the first half. The Indians struck first thanks to Ashley Marchesault who was assisted by Casey Hanley.

But Haleigh Toto would tie the game at 1-1 with an unassisted goal.

After a scoreless second half, Lehighton would strike for the game-winner in overtime on a corner kick from Katie Aaron who found Brittney Batasavage for the game-winner.

Madison Hicks made six saves while Catty fired off 13 shots in the loss.

The CHS record is now 4-6 on the season.

The girls dropped a 3-1 game to Notre Dame.

Hamyah Jenkins scored unassisted for the Roughs.

Keeper Maddy Hicks had 20 saves

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Catty field hockey fell to Saucon Valley 8-0.

For Catasauqua, there was a defensive save by sophomore defender Haylie Toth. Five saves came from goalkeeper Katie Parks, while six saves were made by goalkeeper Penny Brodman.

For Saucon Valley Katie Marker scored four goals in the win.

Catty lost to Bangor 7-0.

Penny Brodman and Katherine Parks each made eight saves while one defensive stick save came from Joscelyn Acevedo and Koya Jackson.

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The volleyball team fell to Southern Lehigh in three sets, 25-5, 25-2, 25-8.

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In cross country, Catty had three girls finish in the top-20 in a recent meet. Lexi Rushatz took fifth with a time of 20:43.89 to lead the way.

Lucy Brubaker wasn’t far behind coming in 12th with a time of 22:25.75 and Breonna Brinkley took 15th with a time of 22:50.34.

The performances helped the girls team beat Northern Lehigh 25-30 and they also pulled off a 24-31 win over Palmerton. The team did fall to Northwestern 23-36.

Reagan Pender of Northern Lehigh led the way taking first place in 18:52.11.

The boys fell to Northwestern and Palmerton but did beat Northern Lehigh 25-30.

GIRLS

Catasauqua 25,

Northern Lehigh 30

Northwestern 22,

Northern Lehigh 39

Northern Lehigh 23,

Palmerton 32

Southern Lehigh 20,

Northern Lehigh 43

Northern Lehigh 15,

Salisbury 50

Northwestern 23,

Catasauqua 36

Northwestern 18, Palmerton 44

Southern Lehigh 23,

Northwestern 36

Northwestern 15, Salisbury 50

Catasauqua 24, Palmerton 31

Southern Lehigh 18,

Palmerton 45

Palmerton 15, Salisbury 50

1. Reagan Pender (NL) 18:52.11, 2. Angelina Klein (NW) 20:04.31, 3. Jenna Groeber (SL) 20:28.45, 4. Lauren Meinhold (SL) 20:32.31, 5. Alexis Rushatz (C) 20:43.89, 6. Kailyn Jones (NW) 21:00.79, 7. Natalie Mosier (P) 21:03.31, 8. Carina Schell (SL) 21:16.19, 9. Annefloor Fooij (SL) 21:51.23, 10. Schaller Liliana (SL) 21:52.77, 11. Maci Fisher (NW) 22:08.18, 12. Lucy Brubaker (C) 22:25.75, 13. Autumn Garges (SL) 22:31.45, 14. Erika Patel (SL) 22:34.22, 15. Breonna Brinkley (C) 22:50.34, 16. Leah Hundley (SL) 23:20.17, 17. Nadearah Crooms (SL) 23:20.75, 18. Felicity Parrish (SL) 23:21.77, 19. Ali Lorah (NL) 23:29.57, 20. Claire Costa (NW) 23:36.01.

BOYS

Catasauqua 15,

Northern Lehigh 50

Northwestern 15,

Northern Lehigh 50

Palmerton 15,

Northern Lehigh 50

Southern Lehigh 15,

Northern Lehigh 50

Salisbury 15, Northern Lehigh

Northwestern 15,

Catasauqua 50

Northwestern 15, Palmerton 50

Southern Lehigh 23,

Northwestern 34

Northwestern 20, Salisbury 43

Palmerton 15, Catasauqua 47

Southern Lehigh 15,

Palmerton 50

Palmerton 23, Salisbury 37

1. Alexander Kane (SL) 16:17.47, 2. Shane Artis (S) 16:49.12, 3. Samuel Bower (NW) 17:20.79, 4. Alec DiCesare (SL) 17:30.98, 5. Dominik Lisicky (SL) 17:33.05, 6. Matthew Santana (NW) 17:34.42, 7. Cole Chukoskie (NW) 17:43.36, 8. Chase Hensinger (SL) 17:47.36, 9. Alexander Wentling (SL) 17:48.10, 10. RJ Zack (NW) 17:56.14, 11. William Kane (SL) 18:02.68, 12. Liam Fitting (SL) 18:06.20, 13. Edward Jeitner (SL) 18:14.25, 14. Joseph Chukoskie (NW) 18:27.35, 15. Jakob Leonard (NDES) 18:31.70, 16. Joseph Pleban (NW) 18:33.69, 17. Seth Young (SL) 18:34.18, 18. Lucas Zhang (SL) 18:37.92, 19. Jared Thomason (NL) 18:40.89, 20. Nathan Vincent (NW) 18:43.24.