SPORTS CV Boys’ Lacrosse Moves to 8-3 Overall
10 - PENNYSAVER - Conestoga Valley Edition - April 28, 2021
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Stifling Township retaliation, Kenji Pha provided six digs and a block came from Camden Clapper. TENNIS CV tennis blanked Lebanon 7-0 on a cold and breezy April 21st, pulling in singles wins from Yuji Wenger, Nolan High, Jason Schlegelmilch, and Henry McQuate Krahnke. Doubles victories included combinations of Wenger and McQuate Krahnke (8Photo by Bob Diller 4), High and Buckskin goalie Benjamin Nolt makes one Schlegelmilch (8-0) of his nine saves in Conestoga Valley’s 9-8, and a forfeit win for Section Two victory over Lancaster CounIvan Shrom and try Day on April 16. Nolan Miller. Wenger was a highLady Bucks in a 17-3 home field light in April 20th’s 5-2 loss loss on the 21st. The contest was while hosting Manheim Town- close, 5-2 at the half, but Hempship. His battle to claim a 6-2, 7- field went on a second half scoring 6 (4) victory at No. One singles blitz, netting another 12 goals. was CV’s lone single point of the CV’s three goals all came from day. Abigail Morley, and keeper Jamie Teaming up to pull in another Handwerger collected 16 saves. Buckskin point was duo High and There was no lack of scoring for Schlegelmilch who overcame either side in CV’s 18-14 win at their Township opponents 8-4. Cedar Cliff on the 19th. The Lady GIRLS’ LACROSSE Bucks got the early edge, running Hempfield got the best of the up a 9-5 lead by the half, and both teams added an additional nine goals to their second half resume. With each team firing off the same number of shots, 22 apiece, it all came down to goalkeeping, and CV’s Handwerger won the day with her eight saves. The Buckskins’ collection of goals was well-dispersed with Morley (6g, 5a), Ellie Livingston (5g, 1a), Jordyn Hironimus (2g), and one each from Bella Silvaggio, Jessica Chen, Annika Bredeman, Cassandra Malles, and Bailey Post-Raeburn contributing. SOFTBALL CV softball experienced two setbacks early last week with a 130 loss to Hempfield and falling 9Photo by Bob Diller 2 to Manheim Township. Conestoga Valley’s Jeffery Fisher shoots and scores one of his six Despite getting three hits goals in the Buckskins’ 9-8, Section Two victory over host Lanagainst Hempfield, two from caster Country Day on April 16. Payton Stoeckl and one from Kassie Horning, the Buckskins were unable to bring the runners home. Stoeckl also pitched for CV, picking up two strikeouts in the loss. On Monday, the team fell to Manheim Township after the Bark & Leaf Mulch Blend Streaks put together a four run second and a five fourth. Mushroom Mulch The loss featured strong hitBark & Leaf Mushroom Mix Available ting from CV who collected nine on the day with three from RhiCall For Prices - Delivery Available annon Henry. Laken Smith added two hits, and one apiece *Tilling Service Available came from Horning, Olivia Mellinger, Lexi Weitzel, and Kylie Metzler. Henry took the loss, striking (717) 442-8140 or (717) 442-4632 out five and walking three during six innings pitched. the win, Ellie Hershey second, and Victoria Santamaria third. Mae Linder got the job done with a long jump victory, and Destiny Ellerbe pulled in first place points in the shot put. The Buckskin boys also put up a robust fight, falling behind the Comets 78-68, but displayed notable strength in the sprints. The Bucks celebrated a double victory from Owen Linder in the 100 and 200 meters as well as a pair of wins for Loago Snavely in both hurdle events. Joshua Rennekamp won the 400 and Kyle Thrush the 800. CV also claimed two of the three relays with foursome Tarius Jackson, Rennekamp, Nicholas Tran, and O. Linder combining for the 4x100 win and Rennekamp, O. Linder, Thrush, and Emmanuel Gitonga collecting the 4x400 triumph. VOLLEYBALL CV volleyball picked up their fourth league victory with a 3-0 sweep over Manheim Township, giving up fewer points in each subsequent set (25-18, 25-10, 25-8). Sawyer Shertzer and Dominic Brabant each served a trio of aces. Shertzer slammed 13 kills, supported by Brabant’s 25 assists.
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April 21st held a 9-1 loss to Hempfield with CV crossing their lone run in the first inning. Connor Esbenshade made the most of his first at bat, reaching on an error, stealing his way to second, capitalizing on another error to get to third, and ultimately scoring on Gavin Fisher’s groundout. Hempfield responded with a pair of runs during the subsequent at bat and pulled away with a five-run inning in the third. The Bucks collected three hits: a triple from Ethan Weaver, a double from Logan Kline, and a single by Josh Pattison. Fisher was on the mound in the loss and struck out three. Two days earlier, CV kept things close in a 6-2 loss to Manheim Township, and Weaver had another strong effort at the plate, claiming three of the Bucks’ four hits. Despite trailing from the first inning, CV rallied in the sixth. Fisher opened with a walk and was scored by a double from Weaver. Tucker Hastings propelled Weaver home on another double before Township retired the side. TRACK The girls track meet against Penn Manor on April 19th couldn’t have been much closer, tipping 75-74 in favor of the visiting Comets. CV highlights included winning performances from Asha Marwaha in the 800, Grace Lapp in the 300 hurdles and a CV sweep in the high hurdles with Jess Koenig, Lapp, and Teagan Schaub going one, two, three. CV also swept the 400-meter race with Emily Castronova for
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disadvantage at the half to secure the 9-8 win. “We were able to make some League victories over Ephrata and Lancaster Country Day/Lan- quick adjustments at halftime caster Catholic bumped CV’s boys’ which allowed our offense to succeed more in the second half,” lacrosse record to 8-3 overall. On April 20th, the Bucks pointed out head coach Nick DiProlled over Ephrata 17-8, dispers- iano. “Our whole offense did a ing their 17 goals evenly over the good job of understanding that LCSD’s defense would make four quarters. CV held a slim 7-6 advantage stops, and in order to overcome at the half, but pulled away by that, they needed to pick their netting 10 second half goals, shots wisely and make their while simultaneously holding opportunities count.” The final quarter began with Ephrata to just two. Sophomore Jeffrey Fisher tal- the Bucks trailing 8-6, but an lied seven CV goals, and brother offensive surge produced three Zachary Fisher put in four and CV goals, and an impenetrable added one assist. Hunter Silvaggio defense held LCSD scoreless in notched a hat trick, Keller Dill- the final period. J. Fisher led with six CV goals man netted two goals and an impressive five assists, and Tyson and Z. Fisher netted the other three, with two assists from Zwaska contributed one of each. On April 16th, the club trav- Zwaska. Defensive anchors Conrad eled to Lancaster Country Day/Lancaster Catholic and Dillman and Michael Burnett led fought their way back from a 4-3 a cohesive and stifling defensive unit, and keeper Benjamin Nolt kept his calm as the last line of defense, gathering nine pivotal saves. “Our defense is a veteran group and all of them are comfortable being under fire,” described DiPiano. “They are fearless and aggressive when they need to be. We had outstanding performances from our entire defense-from midfield all the way down to our goalie.” BASEBALL Photo by Bob Diller Tyson Zwaska advances the ball for the Though suffering two Buckskins in their 9-8, Section Two win setbacks last week, the over Lancaster Country Day on April 16. Bucks continue to battle. BY LEAH SINTIC
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