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LS Golfers Upend MT For L-L League Crown
BY MONA STEINHAUER
for the district team tournament. It’s also the second year in a row we’ve had four players qualify for districts individually.” Jason Long (90) and Isaiah Parido (92) also competed. TENNIS The girls’ tennis team ran its winning streak to five straight with a 7-0 shutout over visiting Solanco on Sept. 24 and a 6-1 result at Cocalico three days later. That run ended with a 5-0 loss to Manheim Township (11-0) last Wednesday. Ryan and Kylie Gerhardt, Laura Leaman and Lindsey Steele and Maddie Snyder and Katie Finn all posted 8-1 victories over Solanco. Ryan Gerhardt went on to post a shutout at No. 1 singles while K. Gerhardt, Leaman and Steele provided the sweep with 6-1, 6-1 wins at No. 2 through 4, respectively. Cocalico proved to be more of a challenge. The Gerhardt’s’ won 8-4 while Leaman and Snyder won 8-3. Cocalico took the third doubles for their only point in the match. R. Gerhardt, K. Gerhardt, Leaman and Snyder all won in straight sets. Leaman worked the tightest match of the day, winning 7-6, 6-3. BOYS’ SOCCER After suffering losses to Manheim Township (4-0 Sept. 25) and Eliza-
bethtown (2-1 Sept. 28) the boys’ soccer team sits at 0-6 in Section Two. That record, however, includes There’s a new champ in town. six losses determined by a single Lampeter-Strasburg’s golf team, goal, and two of those were to secfresh off their second straight undetion leader Elizabethtown. feated section championship, ended “We haven’t had our projected Manheim Township’s 11-year reign starting lineup yet this season,” said atop the Lancaster-Lebanon League head coach Chris Garaffa whose team leaderboard, claiming the team title has been hit by the injury/illness by a single stroke, 308-309. bug. “If they continue to put the “We lost to them by two strokes work in, good things will happen.” last year at Meadia,” stated head That was obvious by last Tuescoach Mike Chiodo. “The guys have day’s one goal loss to the visiting been determined all year. And it Bears. Celebrating their seniors, L-S was close,” he added. “So close that found itself in a scoreless first half I thought it might come down to a only to see the Bears pull out the tiebreaker.” hard-fought win. The Streaks have won 21 titles Jack Filius, with an unassisted overall since 1972. This is Lamgoal, prevented the shutout. peter’s first. Two days later, Section Two lead“Township has been the big dog er Ephrata (6-1-4) escaped with a for a long time,” said Chiodo. “And 1-0 win on a goal in the 72nd here we come and knock them off. minute. The guys were determined to shoot For more photos see their lowest scores. I’m just thrilled www.townlively.com. for them.” GIRLS’ SOCCER Ben Wilson shot a team-best 74 After that lopsided loss to Townand the fifth lowest score of the day. ship, the Pioneers have gained tracCo-captains Matt Wilson and Gehrig tion, winning four straight, includHarsh along with Morgan Smith all ing three in four days. They held off finished at 78 and accounted for the Warwick 1-0 in overtime on Sept. 308 total. 24, turned around and blanked “That was our lowest score of the Susquehannock 3-0 the following season,” Chiodo said. “And this is morning and then, last Monday got the first year we’ve ever qualified the best of Elizabethtown 2-1. Molly Bucher’s header off a corner kick by Tona Harnish in the extra period pushed L-S past the Warriors. Chloe Bucher’s two goal effort fueled Lampeter’s win over Susquehannock. Jenna photo by Mona Steinhauer The Pioneers’ Lindsay Steel (left) and Laura Leamann partnered for an 8-1 win Daveler also found the back of the net. over visiting Solanco Friday, Sept. 24.
“They (Susquehannock) are always a district playoff team, so we anticipated a tough game,” said head coach Emily Lebo. “The girls played a great game, and we got a nice result.” L-S last Wednesday night section leader Ephrata prevailed in a tight 1-0 final. “It’s a challenge to play four games in six days with two of them being huge section games,” Lebo stated. VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team suffered a 3-0 loss to Ephrata on Sept. 23 and then dropped a 3-1 result at Cocalico on Sept. 28, running their record to 2-4. In tournament action on the 25th they blanked Upper Dauphin but lost to Eastern York in five sets. FIELD HOCKEY The field hockey team scored six goals over four games but came away without a single win over the last week. They opened with a 3-2 overtime loss against Manheim Central on the 23rd and six days later dropped a second OT result, this one 4-3 at Elizabethtown. L-S held a 3-2 lead over the Bears with one quarter left but couldn’t deny the hosts who got a pair of goals from Regan Flory, including the game-winner. Marissa Rice put L-S on the board in the first while Rowan Kimmel and Maggie Swarr scored third quarter goals. Brooke Zuber recorded nine saves. Against the Barons, both teams found the back of the net in the second and fourth quarters but needed OT to determine the outcome. Rice and Ally Raub were the goal scorers with Tori Heiserman adding two assists. In non-league play Saturday against Oley Valley, the Pioneers put in a solid effort in a 1-0 loss against a powerhouse Single A school. “Com-
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Lampeter-Strasburg’s golf team captured its first ever LancasterLebanon League crown last Monday afternoon on the heels of completing a second straight undefeated season. Pictured with the league and section trophies are: front row (left to right): Jason Long, Drew Wilson, Matt Wilson, and Isaiah Parido. Back row: Ben Wilson, Morgan Smith, Stewart McClain and Gehrig Harsh.
ing in they had scored over 50 goals and had only given up two,” noted head coach Katrina Swarr. “To hold them to one goal was encouraging.” At home last Monday, LS took a 1-0 lead against Ephrata on Kimmel’s first quarter goal, but it wasn’t enough. The Mounts slowly gained momentum, taking advantage of Pioneer miscues to forge ahead 3-1. Two strokes and a handful of cards made for an interesting game. Zuber did deny one of those strokes. “We have juniors and seniors on the field that are rather inexperienced with varsity play,” said Swarr. “We have to take care of things like catching the ball, receiving inserts and getting our feet out of the way and then look to make the magic happen.” For more photos see townlively.com. FOOTBALL On Northern Lebanon’s grass field Friday, Sept. 24, Lampeter’s
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senior quarterback Berkeley Wagner rushed for 126 yards and two touchdowns and threw for two more scores as the Pioneers ran away with a 42-2 victory, their fourth straight. L-S scored on its first possession, a Wagner one-yard keeper that capped a nine-play drive. In the second quarter, Jonathan Mellinger returned an interception 23 yards for a 14-0 lead. The Vikings followed with a safety, but the visitors shrugged that off when Wagner found Austin Cole with a 27-yard scoring strike to push the lead to 28-2 at the break. Wagner completed 9-of-11 passes, with Drexton Frank hauling in five, for 155 yards and rushed for another 126 to pace the offense. Carson Coleman added 48 rushing yards and Hildenbrand chipped in with 35. Mellinger scored on a four-yard TD run early in the third and Wagner raced from 32-yards out to cap the scoring. Defensively, Julian Lopez and Jackson Heeter both recorded seven solo tackles.
Saturday morning, Sept. 25, Lampeter’s Andrew Reidenbaugh wins the ball in the air against Manheim Township’s Garrett Campagna.
