The Catasauqua cross country team hosted a meet last week.

The boys race was won by Southern Lehigh’s Miles Etters with a time of 16:51. It was over a minute faster than Jeffery Sunderlin of Wilson’s time of 17:41, who came in second.

Catty’s top finishers was Evan Reed who came in 21st with a time of 20:00. Blake Reed was 34th in 20:59 and Nikoloz Kemashvili was 35th in 21:03.

Wilson’s Juliana Bonham took first in the girls race with a time of 19:36. She was ahead of second place finisher of Caelee Lenhart of Southern Lehigh and her time of 20:01.

Catty’s Uyen Ly was the Roughs’ top finisher taking 29th in 26:58.

Boys Top-20

1 Etters, Miles SL 16:51.00; 2 Sunderlin, Jeffrey Wilson 17:41.00; 3 Hetrick, Justin Wilson 18:01.00; 4 Silfies, Anderson Wilson 18:09.00; 5 Griffith, Noah Northwestern 18:11.00; 6 Furman, Brady Northwestern 18:12.00; 7 Etters, Keene SL 18:13.00; 8 Ruggeri, Oliver SL 18:22.00; 9 Jones, Dillard Wilson 18:35.00; 10 Sajez, Nicholas SL 18:38.00; 11 Hall, Jason Wilson A18:52.00; 12 Thornton, Jules SL 18:55.00; 13 Fornauf, Jonathan Northwestern 18:58.00; 14 Grubb, Isaac Northwestern 19:02.00; 15 Godiska, Austin SL 19:09.00; 16 Wempe, Stanley SL 19:22.00; 17 Baker, Kieran Northwestern 19:24.00; 18 Lyons, Jack SL 19:34.00; 19 Yetter, Colton Wilson 19:47.00; 20 Ferrell, Alexander Pen Argyl 19:54.00.

Catty boy finishers

21 54 Reed, Evan 20:00.00; 34 52 Reed, Blake 20:59.00; 35 48 Kemashvili, Nikoloz 21:03.00; 60 51 Piervallo, Charlie 24:24.00; 65 55 Weaver, Bentley 25:36.00; 76 53 Reed, Dylan 29:18.00; 78 47 Estronza, Cassius 31:36.00; 79 50 Mercado, David 31:46.00; 80 49 Luckenbill, Brody 32:36.00.

Girls Top 20

1 209 Bonham, Juliana Wilson 19:36.00; 2 143 Lenhart, Caelee SL 20:01.00; 3 62 Nestor, Rosalia Northwestern 20:39.00; 4 139 Kane, Elizabeth SL 21:27.00; 5 147 Meaney, Madelynn SL 21:38.00; 6 146 McMenamy, Erin SL 22:06.00; 7 158 Vezenov, Zoe SL 22:17.00; 8 151 O’Connor, Eleanor SL C22:29.00; 9 212 Colon, Katherine Wilson 22:53.00; 10 230 Williams, Gabrielle Wilson 23:17.00; 11 8 Hoffer, Leah Bangor 23:38.00; 12 59 Furman, Katie Northwestern 23:39.00; 13 98 Katz, Carolyne Pen Argyl 23:48.00; 14 99 Krome, Emsley Pen Argyl 24:02.00; 15 217 Hartrum, Katelyn Wilson Area XC 24:05.00; 16 145 McCarthy, Mariella SL 24:12.00; 17 229 Sunderlin, Hallie Wilson 24:23.00; 18 114 Fogel, Lydia Salisbury 24:50.00; 19 141 Knoedler, Chloe SL 24:51.00; 20 216 Gubich, Alexi Wilson 25:06.00

Catty girl finishers

29 40 Ly, Uyen Catasauqua 26:58.00; 39 42 Roberts, Shakala Catasauqua 29:15.00; 42 39 Kemashvili, Ketevan Catasauqua 30:21.00; 44 45 Stewart, Kaylin Catasauqua 31:44.00; 50 37 Burgos, Janetliz Catasauqua 37:24.00; 52 38 Espinal, Anaiz Catasauqua 39:42.00.

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The Catty field hockey team dropped a game to Pen Argyl 1-0, but no information was made available.

The girls also lost to Wilson, 4-3.

The Roughies actually led in the game 2-0 after Shelby Haldeman and Dakota Velas scored in the first quarter.

Wilson would cut the deficit to 2-1 in the second quarter and in the third Wilson tied the game at 2-2.

The game remained tied after the fourth quarter. Brielle Dorn would score for the Rough Riders before the overtime period, where Wilson was awarded a stroke and scored the game-winner.

Lizzy Bass made 13 saves for the Rough Riders.

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The Catty volleyball team fell to Pen Argyl, 25-11, 25-11, 25-8, but no additional information was made available.

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Lehighton defeated Catty in girls soccer, 6-0.

Sadie Monk scored the first two goals for the Indians. Monk also picked up an assist. Leah Uyvari also scored two goals in the win. Claire Bridy had a goal and an assist.

Catty keeper Brooke Barna had 15 saves in the loss.

Catty fell to Notre Dame 5-0. No other information was available.

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The boys soccer team was a 3-2 winner over Lehighton.

The Rough Riders needed overtime to pick up the win. Jayden Olivencia scored twice for the Rough Riders in regulation with the overtime goal coming from Alex Strohl. Olivencia also picked up an assist on the OT score and Darian Silva-Salcedo assisted on Olivencia’s goals.

Konner Nalesnik scored both goals and Chase Lobasso picked up and assist for Lehighton.

The team was also a winner over Tamaqua.

Jariel Medina Cotera was the lone goal scorer in the game, notching the first half goal that eventually gave the Roughs the win.

Liam McGinley kept the clean slate by making nine saves in the win.