The District 11 golf tournament took place Tuesday at the Steel Club in Hellertown.

Anthony Albano of Saucon Valley shot par to win by three strokes over Alex DiGiacinto of Nazareth and Chris Gerheart of Pocono Mountain East in the 3A field. Connor Aspen of Southern Lehigh was fourth at four-over and Carter Willis of Parkland rounded out the top-five shooting five-over for fifth.

Northampton had a nice showing, placing four golfers in the top-20 and two in the top-10.

Andrew Eberts and Derek Moyer both shot six over, along with Parkland’s Matthew Torres, to tie for sixth place.

Eberts was able to win the tiebreaker with a birdie on the 15th, and advanced to states as part of the top-six in 3A. Eberts had five birdies on the day. Moyer had one birdie and 11 pars.

CJ Stumpf tied for 17th place shooting 11-over and Cooper Fry tied for 19th shooting 12-over par.

River Gotto tied for 32nd at 17-over and Corbin Miller was 34th at 18-over.

Tamaqua’s Sam Vinc shot three-over in the 2A tournament to take first.

Lexi Miller of Southern Lehigh and Vivian Reiprish of Our Lady of Lourdes both shot a five-over 78 to win the girls title from Monday.

Northampton’s Courtney Edwards shot a 91 and finished tied for fifth.

TENNIS

The EPC tennis tournament took place last week.

Two doubles teams from Northampton and one from Whitehall qualified for the event.

At two doubles, Dahlia Janis and Keely Holland earned the seventh seed for NHS, but they got a tough draw against Parkland’s two seed of Yihan Li and Syrien Alvin, who would win and advance. The Parkland team would fall in the next round to Central’s Julia Janis and Michaela Durie and that team would win the bracket as the three seed. They upset the top seed, Emmaus’ Katy Kapp and Nat Hillegass.

In four doubles, the Northampton duo of Jarelis Rosado-Cedeno and Abigail Wright earned the eight seed. They would fall to top seed Mehek Garg and Sophie Law of Parkland. That Parkland duo would advance to the finals but fall to Emmaus’ Emily Kaufman and Riya Patel, which were the two-seeds.

One Whitehall team qualified as well. Lamitta Layous and Elina Dabboura were the fifth seed and upset Liberty’s team of Addison Poindexter and Ainsley Kutz, which were seeded fourth.

Whitehall would fall to Parkland’s Garg and Law in the semis and then settled for fourth place falling to Centrals Mia Muir and Emma de Gale, which were the third seeds.

Emmaus’ Zoe Santana won one singles, Parkland’s Sonia Lee won two singles and Central’s Giada Montone won the three singles bracket. All three players were top seeds.

Centrals’ Carly Eisenhard and Charlotte Hood won the three doubles bracket as the three seed.

GIRLS SOCCER

Northampton stretched its win streak to three games, as the Konkrete Kids scored a 2-0 victory over Pleasant Valley.

The Kids dominated the game with 35 shots on goal, however, no names were listed for NHS goal scorers.

Bears keeper Haley Ott finished with 29 saves in a losing effort.

FIELD HOCKEY

Madison Williamson scored six goals to power Northampton to an 8-0 EPC victory over Pleasant Valley.

Hayden Lopata added a goal and an assist for Northampton, while Paige Hamilton also had a goal and an assist. Emi Stipeck recorded 16 saves for the Bears.

The Kids poured it on in the first half with seven of the eight goals.

Kaya Pietryka saved one to pick up the shutout win.

CROSS COUNTRY

The cross country team was in action on Tuesday at Nazareth. The boys and girls bested East Stroudsburg North while losing to Eastburg South and Stroudsburg.

Head coach Jaclyn Grejda said it was, “another great meet for the K-Kids with five all-time personal records and two tied records.”

Notching PRs were: Gavin Beam 20:07, Nate Bumback 20:15, Isaiah Deveney 23:30 (PR’d by a minute and a half), Michael Snyder 17:30 and Khloe Warner 30:05.

Sarah Harding 24:53 and Alexa Wright 24:55 both tied their PR.