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C4 Saturday, May 5, 2007 The Intelligencer To Place a Classified Ad Call 215-345-3010 215-957-8125 215-538-6362 www.phlllyburbs.com LOCAL SPORTS Pennridge overpowers Abington, keeps share of first place Pat Damcron, John Jefferson and Chris Umstcad belted home runs Friday, and Pen- nridge rolled to a 10-1 victory over Abington to maintain a share of first place in Suburban One League National Conference baseball. Jefferson, in particular, had a big offensive day for the Rams. He went 4-for-4 and knocked in three runs. Pennridge 10, Abington 1 Abinglon 001 000 0 -1 5 2 Pennridge 001513 -1010 0 WP: Zach Hull. LP: Max Nurnberger.

Double: A-Collins. Home runs: P-Pat Dameron, John Jelferson. Chris Umslead. RBIs: P-Jelferson 3, Dameron 2, Umslead 2, Mike Knight, Milch Leatherman, Steve Patlison, Multiple hits: A-Caskey 2-lor-3. P- Jellerson 4- lor-4, Umstead 2-lor-4, Leatherman 2-lor-3.

Record: Pennridge SOL National). Lower Moreland 3, New Hope-Solebury 1 Lower Moreland 000 201 0 3 41 NH-S 000100 0 -1 5 0 WP: John Gerwitz; LP: Vinny Voorhees (4-5). RBI: LM- Shane Barrett 2, Gerwitz: NH-S- Alex Tierra. Multiple hits: NH-S- Kyle Davis 2-for-3. Records: NH-S BAL); LM (12-0 BAL).

Germantown Academy 6, North Penn 5 North Penn 310 010 0 5101 Germantown Academy 002 013 6 9 2 WP: Peter Rosa (5-1-1); LP: Kevin Christy. Doubles: NP- Chris Edgar, Christy; GA- Colin Kish, Tommy Coyle, Joe Conaway. RBI: NP- Edgar 2, Christy; GA- Kish 2, Conaway 2, T. Coyle, Slater McCue. Multiple hits: NP- MarkTedesco 2-lor-4, Edgar 2- tor-4; GA- Kish 2-lor-3, Coyle 2-for-3, Conaway 3- lor-4.

Records: North Penn GA Inter-AC) Highlights: GA started its comeback in the sixth inning. Alter a leadoll walk, a base-hit and a sacrifice bunt, Kish belted a two-run double to give GA the lead. Northern Lehigh 3, Palisades 2 Palisades 001 001 0-263 Northern Lehigh 012 000 3 5 2 WP: Casey Hedash; LP: Sam Emerson (0-3). Save: Zach Rek. Doubles: P- Sean Holerica.

Triples: P-Zane Camburn. RBI: P- Ryan Carper; ML- Peter Cwens, Kevin Zuercher. Multiple nils: P- Hoferica Carper 2-for-3; NL- Kevin Zuercher 2-lor-3. Records: Pennridge CL). Softball Solebury School 16, Mercy Vocational 12 (5 innings, time limit) Solebury 913 31 -1611 5 Mercy 710 04 -121 9 WP: Anna Franzini (1-0); Doubles: S- Jew Barbo.

Triples: S- Kerry Toole, Pilang Thach, Barbo. Rebecca Dulf Home runs: M- N'A. RBI: S- Barbo 3, Duff 3, Franzini, Thach, Toole; Multiple hits: S- Toole 2-lor-5, Thach 2-lor-4, Barbo 2-lor-4, Dulf 3-lor-4. Records: Solebury Highlights: Anna Franzini made the first start of her career. Palisades 3, Northern Lehigh 2 Palisades 000 030 0 3 4 1 Northern Lehigh 010100 0 2 6 2 WP: Danielle Emerson (4-8); LP: Bliss Haggerty.

Triples: P- Allie Reinbold; NL- Jackie Follweiler 2, Rachel Pierce. RBI: P- Reinbold 2, Jill Butler; NL- Courtney Sera- mula, Kim Fiske. Multiple hits: P- Reinbold 2-lor-3; NL- Follweiler 2-lor-3. Records: Palisades CL). Highlights: Corrine Briltain started the filth inning rally lor the second game in a row for Palisades by reaching base on a walk.

She later scored on Reinbold's two-run triple. Boys tennis SOL Continental Conference Doubles First round doubles: 1. Dylan Kady and Vadim Nevsky (Council Rock South) del. Harrison Post and Tom Artaki (Central Bucks West), 2. Kevin Klaas and Ross Garabedian (Hatboro-Horsham) del.

David Ro and David Reiner (Morristown), 3. Neil Leshinsky and Adrian Taskin (Council Rock North) del. Jake Schwartz and Tyler Schultz (Souderton), 4. Brian Matorzewski and Joe Kane (CBW) del. Josh Nickerson and Brad Adelman (CRS), 5.

Andrew Marinucci and Frank Jiruska (H-H) del. Matt Alexander and Justin Kanefsky (William Ten- nenl), 6. Phil Nuhzdin and Randall Lee (WT) del. Brian Gotlshall and Dave Reynolds (S). 7.

Kevin Wiley and Allen Ritchie (Central Bucks East) del. Andrew Owens Mark Kolodinsky (Norristown), 8. Jake Fleel and Christian Betlyon (CRN) del. Jared Morgan and Matt Muller, Quarterfinals: 1. Kady and Nevsky del.

Klaas and Garabedian, 2. Matorzewski and Kane del. Leshinsky and Taskin, 3. Marinucci and Jiruska del. Nuhzdin and Lee, 4.

Fleet and Betlyon del. Wile and Ritchie, SOL National Conference Doubles First round Doubles: 1. Chris Rossi and Julio Fredes (Pennsbury) def. Paul Kovalcheck and Matt Kohler (Harry Truman), 2. Robbie Fisher and Dave Fair (Neshaminy) def.

Eric Martin and Brian Yost (Pennridge), 3. Kurt Pleier and Adam Cohen (Abington) del. Steven Ly and Royce Kohen (Bensalem), 4. Fernando Tobia and Jake Vander Ploeg (Central Bucks South) del. Mike Jansen and Pat Oldt (North Penn), 5.

Sri Nivasan and Andrew Buxbum (North Penn) del. Matt DiMartino and Alex Jellers (Neshaminy), 6. Brad Nelson and Brian Jacobson (Pennsbury) del. D.J. Patel Rick Intelligencer The Pennridge baseball team, led by Huff Pattison (13), congratulates teammate John Jefferson (12) after a solo home run in the fourth inning, breaking a 1-1 tie against Abington.

The Rams won, 10-1. and Sean Revila (Harry Truman), 7. Omar Ammouni and Matt Muchnick (Bensalem) def. Derek Puzzuli and Joe Lozak (CBS), 7-6 (75), 6-1; 8. Dave Goldstein and Eric Ripkin (Abington) del.

Mike Smith and Jeff Gunsel (Pennridge), Quarterfinals: 1. Rossi and Fredes def. Fisher and Fair, 2. Tobia and Vander Ploeg def. Pleier and Cohen, 3.

Nelson and Jacobson def. Nivasan and Buxbum, 4. Goldstein and Ripkin def. Ammouni and Muchnick, 6-1, 6-4. Thursday's matches Pennsbury 6, North Penn 1 Singles: 1.

Chris Hasyn (NP) def. Chris Rossi, 75, 7-6 (8-6); 2. Julio Fredes (P) def. Sri Srinivasan, 3. Brad Nelson (P) def.

Andrew Buxbaum, Doubles: 1. Brian Jacobson and Ryan Turner (NP) def. Mike Jansen and Pat Oldt, 2. Rob Knaster and Scott Vance (P) def. Rory Burns and Clark Lawrie, 3.

Ryan Hamill and Taylor Mullen (P) def. Alex Lee and Steve Chang, 4. Brian Bersch and Charlie Paraboski (P) del. Joe Archutowski and Phil Phan, Records: NP SOL) Central Bucks South Neshaminy 2 Singles: 1. Fernando Tovia (CBS) def.

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Devin Bode and T.J. Lonergan, 3. Ravi Marfalia and Geoff Newman (CBS) def. Dave Pastore and Matt Samrick, 4. Dmitry Kalika and Corey Carmen (N) def.

Drew Houriel and Brian Lanutti, Record: CB South SOL). Princeton Day School (NJ.) 4, Germantown Academy 3 Singles: 1. David Holland (P) def. Jared Teichman, 2. Neil Karandikar (P) def.

Matt Schelke, 3. Bo Marshall (P) del. R.B. Grissa, 4. Jake Magerman (GA) def.

Neil Bhatia, Doubles: 1, Patrick Murphy and Alvin Song (P) def. Kerry Gallagher and Pat Hayes, 2. R.J. Mirabili and Grahm Kaltman (GA) def. 3.

Chad Detweiler and Zach Talus (GA) def. Jason Kilburne and Misha Gersher, Boys volleyball Thursday's matches William Tertnent 3, Upper Dublin 0 William Tennent 25 25 25 Upper Dublin 191418 Records: Tennent SOL). Highlights: WT-Jason Matkowski (12 kills), Nick Wojtusik (five digs) and Chris Killien (seven kills). Souderton 3, Cheltenham 0 Cheltenham 6914 Souderton 252525 Records: Souderton (15-0) Highlights: Bob Stanley had seven kills and Justin Brubaker had six aces for Souderton. Council Rock South 3, Central Bucks East 0 CR South 25 25 25 CB East 201115 Records: CB East SOL).

Highlights: Dan Murray had six kills and two blocks, and Corey Maitz added 10 digs for East. North Penn 3, Council Rock North 1 CR North 14 30 23 28 North Penn 25 28 25 30 Records: NP SOL). Highlights: Kent Davidson had 14 kills, six digs and one block, Rob Eckerle added eight kills and two blocks, and Alex Swan contributed six kills and five blocks to lead the Knights on Senior Night. Pennridge 3, HarryS Truman 0 Pennridge 25 25 25 Truman 122021 Records: Pennridge SOL). Highlights: Greg Cuff led the Rams with nine kills and five digs.

Zech States added nine kills and three blocks and Mike Troyowski chipped in with 31 assists in the win. Women's softball King's College 4, Delaware Valley College 3 DelVal 102 000 0 3 81 King's 000130 4 9 0 WP: Kelsey Shreaves (14-2); LP: Kirstyn Ruhling (6-6). Save: Lindsay Hoerner (2). Doubles: DelVal- Kelly Andrews; King's- Justine Maggio. Triples; King's- Becky Loring.

RBI; DelVal- Andrews 2, Nicole Dorney; King's- Shreaves 2, Sue Roccia, Julie Bidwell. Multiple hits: DelVal- Andrews 2-for-3, Nancy I Kauffman 2-for-3; King's- Leanne Harvey 2-lor-3, Loring, 2-for-2, Shreaves 2-(or-3. Records: DelVal (16-13); King's (31-6). Highlight: The Aggies, in their first playoff game in 20 years, lei a three-run lead get away and lost -for the third lime this season to the Lady Mon- archs. DelVal will next play Wilkes University today (9 a.m.) in the consolation bracket of the double- elimination tournament.

College track Becky Heisey earned points" in two events to highlight" Delaware Valley College's performance in the first full day of competition at the Middle- Atlantic Conference Champi-' onships at Elizabethtown College. The sophomore finished' fourth in the shot put with a' toss of 36-2 and seventh in the discus with a throw of The ladies are in seventh out of 10 squads. On the men's. side, Shane Toohey finished 13th in the 400-meter dash, with a time of 52.48. The: Aggies, though, are last in the' 10-team field.

North Penn rallies for dramatic win The Way to a Beautiful Lawn Simplicity North Penn scored twice in the last five minutes Friday for a 3-2, come-from-behind victory over host Pennsbury in a Suburban One League National Conference girls soccer game. With the win, NP (14-2 overall, 11-1 SOL) moved one point away from clinching the conference title. The Maidens will only need a tie Tuesday against Harry Truman to clinch it. They posted a 7-0 win over Truman in the teams' first meeting April 19. NP trailed 2-1 Friday until Meridith Crowell notched the tying goal with five minutes remaining.

She spun on a volley and drilled a shot into the upper corner of the net from about 20 yards away. The Maidens then got the winning goal from Melissa Kornock her second tally of the game with 30 seconds left in regulation time. North Penn 3, Pennsbury 2 North Penn 12-3 Pennsbury 11-2 First-half goals: Ariel Vegotsky (P) unassisted; Melissa Kornock (NP) from Meghan Collins, 26th minute; Brittany Kobal (P), 35th minute. Second-half goals: Meridith Crowell (NP) from Courtney Collins, 75lh minute; Kornock (NP) from C. Collins, 80th minute.

Shots: NP 27, Pennsbury 16. Saves: Gabby Indians Continued from Page 1 we wanted to play well, get good passes and good hits and show how good we are." Dock was in front briefly at the start of the second game, but the Indians were never headed after taking a 5-4 lead. It seemed to be business as usual until the start of the third game, when the hosts jumped out to a 6-1 lead, forcing Souderton coach Will Lapp to call a timeout. His remarks during the stoppage lasted fewer than 30 seconds and appeared to be motivational rather than tactical in nature. "The term that I used was, Pakhtigian (NP) Megan Goelz (P) 3, Lindsey Respanti (P) 8.

Records: NP SOL); Pennsbury Council Rock South 1, Central Bucks East 0 CR South fl 1 -1 CB East 0 0-0 Second-half goals: Julie Oberholtzer (CRS) from Kelly Diviny, Both minute. Shots: CRS 15, CBE 10. Saves: Tara Murphy (CRS) Sarah Schneider (CBE) 4, Kathryn Miller (CBE) 6. Records: CB East SOL). Highlights: In the final minute, there was a scramble in front of the Patriots' net.

Eventually, Oberholtzer was able to capitalize on a rebound off the post for the winning goal. Central Bucks West 3, Hatboro-Horsham 0 CB West 21 3 Hatboro-Horsham 0 0-0 First-half goals: Laura Roberts (CBW) from Amanda Fleischul, 11th minute; Fleischut (CBW) from Colleen McQuate, 31st minute. Second-half goals: Roberts (CBW) unassisted, 60th minute. Shots: CBW 14, H-H 7. Saves: Alex Post (CBW) Breanna Stemler (H-H) 9.

Records: CB West SOL); H-H (3-10-1, 3-8-1 SOL). Palisades 5, Plumstead Christian 0 Plumstead Christian 0 0-0 Palisades 14-5 First-half goals: Kaylah Formaneck (P) from Bryana Snyder, 39th minute. Second-half goals: Megan Stevens (P) from Maria Lynch, 41st minute; Arielle McBrien (P) from Stevens, 45th minute; Snyder (P) from Laura Roney, 50th minute; Roney (P) unassisted, Shots: PC 2. Palisades 24. Saves: Natalie Swart- 'Just play smart and you'll Lapp said.

"You've got to play smart, though. We were making some bad passes; we were a little too lax." Suitably inspired, the Indians rallied to take an 11-10 lead and never trailed again, scoring 13 of the last 19 points to close out the match. Stanley said he and his teammates don't always find it easy to maintain their concentration. "Most of the time, we come out and we're not as energized," he said. "So we have to pick up our game so we don't play down to (an opponent's) level.

(But) whenever it's a rivalry game, it can go either way." This rivalry still has a lot of life in it although, in con- ley (PC) 18; Christina Diehl (P) 0, Mackenzie Jones (P) 2. Records: Palisades (16-2-2). Quakertown 2, Springfield 1 (OT) Quakertown 1 01-2" Springfield 100-1' First-half goals: Kyra Ames (0) from Rachel Dolly, 24th minute; Tierney Carabba (S) from Rachel Riley, 38th minute. Overtime goal: Jennica Stiglich (Q) from All Ben- ner, 85th minute. Shots: Quakertown 11, Springfield 5.

Saves: Karee Schad (0) Francine Rodgers (S) 9. Records; Quakertown SOL). Highlights: After a goal-mouth scramble, Stiglich scored the game-winner. She has three goals on the season, two of them coming in overtime. New Hope-Solebury 2, Lower Moreland 1 New Hope 2 0-2 Lower Moreland 1-1 First-hall goals: Lauren Brill (NHS) from Cara McGarry, 3rd minute; Sarah Toed (NHS) from Hillary Stover, 10lh minute.

Second-half goals: Kristen McKale (LM) penalty kick, 75th minute. Shots: New Hope 14, LM 2. Saves: Alyssa Isler (NHS) 0, Caitlin McMillen (NHS) Rachel Lundgren (LM) 9. Records: New Hope BAL)- LM Faith Christian 5, West Chester Christian 0 West Chester Christian 0-0 Faith Christian 3 2-5 First-half goals: Becca Hixson (FC); Hixson Lauren Fret2 (FC). Second-half goals: Fretz (FC); Kayla Young (FC).

Shots: WCC 2, Faith 12. Saves: Ascher (WCC) Julia Becker (FC), Mishelle Smith (FC) 1. Records: WCC Faith ACCAC). trast to the recent past, Dock was clearly the underdog on this occasion. "We kind of expected this coming in," said Pioneers, coach Tim Mackey.

"Our game plan was just to see what we could do and what we were capable of doing at a high level like that. "It kind of helps to know where we stand and find little things to help us get that extra; edge." Souderton 3, Christopher Dock 0 Souderton 25 25 25 Christopher Dock 131718 Records: Souderton (16-0); Christopher Dock (10-1). Rick Woeifel can be reached at (215) 345-3070 or.