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www.phlHyburtw.com To PlaoaCteMMW Ad Call 21S-9S74125 The Intonttfwtcer Saturday, March 31,2007 C3 Today's The jrst Pjrate Track and Fie Invitational gets under way at Palisades at 9 a.m. LOCAL SPORTS Player of the Day Quakertown's Matt Frei went 3-for-3, including a triple and home run, and posted four RBIs in an 11-9 baseball win over Upper Merion. Late penalty kick costs Pennridge Pennsbury rallies to top Rams BYjEFFSAUKAITIS THE INTELLIGENCER FAIRLESS HILLS After making back-to-back appearances in the PIAA Class AAA District One semifinals, Pennridge's girls soccer team hopes to take the next step this season. With one week of Suburban One League National Conference play in the books, the Rams have demonstrated they have enough skill to compete with the other top contenders. What they don't have is a league victory to show for it.

Yvonne Moyer scored on a penalty kick with six minutes remaining in regulation time Friday, lifting Pennsbury to a 2-1 win over the visiting Rams in a rematch of last year's district semifinals. "I'm not happy right now," Pennridge center back Kaitlin Campbell said. "We've started off with a really tough schedule, but we're right there. It's going to get better as the season goes on." The loss came two days after Girls Soccer Pennridge (1-2 overall, 0-2 SOL) dropped a decision by the same score to defending conference champion Neshaminy. "I'm asking the girls to do something they haven't done the past three years," said Pen- nridge first-year coach Jorge Rodriguez, who is implementing a new system after not being hired until about a week before preseason practices began.

"We didn't even get outside until the first game, really. "So that's the encouraging thing the fact that I really haven't gotten to show the girls what I want out of them, but yet we're getting this kind of performance. That's the positive aspect: Without a lot of instruction, they can still outplay teams teams that were supposed to be very competitive within the league." A Pennridge mistake opened the door for Penns- bury to win Friday. The Rams had taken a 1-0 lead on an Emily Froehlich goal, but they gave the Falcons a gift goal 11 minutes later when goalkeeper Shannon Zickler misplayed a high bounce on Ariel Vegot- sky's free kick from 45 yards out. The Rams had the better of the play in the second half, but fell behind for good when Pennsbury was awarded a penalty kick with about six minutes remaining.

The referee who made the call for a foul in the penalty area was standing about 35 to 40 feet away from the play. After the whistle, the referees conferred for about a half-minute and decided to award the penalty kick, which Moyer converted. "I have no idea, but apparently (the call) was a push by one of our players," Rodriguez said. "It's kind of hard to believe that he called it and he saw it 50 yards down the line. But it happens.

"The refereeing I don't think was the biggest factor, although it might have seemed like it. If we start to take care of the things that we can take care of and control, we're not going to have to worry about the calls that the refs make." Pennridge defender Lindsey Lyons said she believes her team is going to change its luck in the near future. "We really had it there, but we couldn't hang onto it," Lyons said. "It's definitely a heartbreaker. It was a shame (that the penalty kick was called), but we have to move on and push forward and get 'We've started off with a really tough schedule, but we're right there.

It's going to get better as the season goes on." Kaitlin Campbell, Pennridge center back past that. "I think we're going to all of a sudden pick it up and go on a winning streak. It's just been tough getting into it so far, but I think we're going to pick it up. It's been an adjustment (with a new coach and system), but we're connecting and I think it's going to pay off." Pennsbury 2, Pennridge 1 Pennridge 10-1 Pennsbury 11-2 First-half goals: Emily Froehlich (Pr) from Sarah Paci. 22nd minute; Ariel Vegotsky (Pb) unassisted.

33rd minute. Second-half goal: Yvonne Moyer (Pb) penalty kick, 74th minute. Shots: Pennridge 8, Pennsbury B. Saves: Shannon Zickler (Pr) 3: Megan Goelz (Pb) 1. Lindsay Raspanti (Pb) 3.

Records: Pennridge SOL): Pennsbury SOL). Jeff Saukaitis can be reached at (215) 345-3070 or Viniarskis help West edge East in OT Sisters Brittany and T.J. Viniarski took care of the scoring, with sophomore T.J. notching her second game- winning goal in three days Friday to lead Central Bucks West past visiting Central Bucks East, 2-1, in a Suburban One League Continental Conference game that went to double overtime. T.J.

Viniarski scored in overtime with an assist from Colleen McQuate. Brittany Viniarski scored 12 minutes into the game, with an assist from Katie Kirkpatrick. East got a goal from Angie DeSumma early in the second half to force overtime. West coach Chris Freudig praised the play of Ashley Klun, Rachael Sheridan, Kim Winslow and Jenn Rothen- heber. Central Bucks West 2, Central Bucks East 1 (2 OT) Central Bucks East 010 0-1 Central Bucks West 10 01-2 First-half goal: Brittany Viniarski (CBW) from Katie Kirkpatrick, 12th minute.

Second-half goal: Angie DeSumma (CBE) unassisted. 41st minute. Second overtime goal: T.J. Viniarski (CBW) from Colleen McQuate. 92nd minute.

Shots: CB East 5, CB West 14. Saves: Sarah Schneider (CBE) Alex Post (CBW) 4. Records: CB East SOL); CB West SOL). CB South 4, Bensalem 3 (OT) Bensalern 120-3 CB South 211-4 First-half scorers: Nadia Schapire (B), 3rd minute; Brittany Middleton (CBS) from Nicole Gentile, 7th minute; Noelle Sinnamon (CBS) from Am McKenna, 39th minute. Second-half scorers: Kim Speese (CBS) from Middleton, 50th minute; Jessica Williams (B), 70th minute: Carrie Taylor (B).

79th minute. Overtime goal: Gentile (CBS) from Sinnamon, 81st minute. Shots on goal: Bensalem 5. CBS 13. Saves: Jackie Grubb (CBS) Holiy Hughes (B)7.

Record: CB South SOL). Highlight: Gentile scored her second over- lime goal of the season. we got to David Intelligencer CB West's Rachael Sheridan (left) and CB East's Andrea Roach try to head the ball Friday night during their girls soccer game at Central Bucks West. the overtime, the girls were upset and they sorted it out themselves. And 39 seconds later, we were said CB South coach Joe Booklet.

New Hope-Solebury 4, Upper Moreland 0 New Hope 31-4 Upper Moreland 0 0-0 First-half goals: Katy Gray (NHS) unassisted, 14th minute; Kelly Bloomer (NHS) from Gray. 30th minute; Kristen Worth (NHS) unassisted, 31st minute. Second-half goals: Gray (NHS) from Hillary Stover, 52nd minute. Shots: New Hope 13, UM 4. Saves: Alyssa Records: New Hope (2-0); UM (0-3).

Christopher Dock 1, Abington 0 Abington 00-0 Christopher Dock 01-1 Second-half goal: Tahnee Delp (CD) from Danni Godshall, 60th minute. Shots: Abington 1, Dock 14. Saves: Elizabeth Bond (A) Alysha Landis (CD) 1. Records: Abington Dock (1-2). Highlights: Dock coach Don Cuomo praised the Pioneers' team effort.

The defense was solid, the forwards made some aggressive plays and the midfielders played intelligent balls through." he said. Council Rock South 1, William Tennent 0 William Tennent 0 Council Rock South 1 Goal: Michaela Buonomo (CRS) from Whitney Weinraub. Shots: Tennent 6, CR South 23. Saves: Allison Burke (WT) 12: Tara Murphy (CRS) 6. Records: Tennent SOL); CR South SOL).

Thursday's game Upper Bucks Christian 3, High Point Christian 1 Upper Bucks 3 High Point 1 Goals: Laura Rauba (UBC); Cassie Walter (UBC) from Jill Lintner; Lintner (UBC). Records: UBC ACCAC). UM doubles pleasure against Quakertown Upper Moreland's first doubles team of Julian Dinerstein and Jordan Domsky rallied from losing the first set to capture their match and help the Golden Bears post a 4-3 Suburban One League American Conference boys tennis win over visiting Quakertown on Friday. Dinerstein and Domsky defeated Andrew Smith and Upper Moreland swept the doubles, while the Panthers took all three singles matches. Upper Moreland 4, Quakertown 3 Singles: 1.

Ian Landis (0) def. Jesse Vo. Rob Basrile (0) def Ricky Cohen. 3. Pete Feigley (Q) def.

Bill Somershoe, 7-5, Boys Tennis Doubles: 1. Julian Dinerstein and Jordan Domsky (UM) def. Andrew Smith and Nitesh Rate). Alex Cox and Evan Uasara (UM) def. Jerel Carper and Zaeh Carper, 3.

Louis Sgro and Sean Gallagher (UM) del. Nathaniel Murphy and Rahmon Sheikh, Gary Jones and Mike Dummeldinger def. Brandt Hale and William Hance, William Tennent 4, Neshaminy 3 Singles: 1. Phil Nuzhdin (WT) def. Dave Fair.

6-3. Robby Fisher (N) def. Kirk Schiff, (4), Randall Lee (WT) def. Dan Mat! Schmauk, Doubles: 1. Mail Alexander and Justin Kanefsky (WT) def.

Cody Weiss and Mason Compton. 6-0, 6-4; 2. Ben Greenberg art John Janos (WT) def. Matt DiMartino and Aux Jeffers, 3. Andy Park and Dave Foster (N) def.

Erik Kramer and Jason Harrison, 4. Dmitry Kalika and Corey Gamier (N) def Brian Weft and Dan Cher- wen, Noire Dame-East Stroudsburg 3, Palisades 2 Singles: 1. John McGowan (P) def. Matt Rutkoski, Tim Moore (ND-ES) def. Dan Hebbeler, 3.

Ben Wong (P) def. Cooper Goodman, Doubles: 1. John Mansfield and Shilp Dala! (ND- ES) def. Karl Helmond and Chris Marks. 6-0: 2.

Shane McNamara and Michael Primiano (ND-ES) def. Clay Fritz and Eh Holvey-Slifer. 6-2. Council Rock South 7, Pennridge 0 Singles: 1. Dylan Kady (CRS).

def. Mike Smith. 2. Vadim Nevsky (CRS) def. Jeff Gunsel.

3. Josh Nickerson (CRS) def. Eric Martin. Doubles: 1. Brad Adelman and Scott Borsavage (CRS) def.

Brian Yost and David King, Danny Liftman and SagarVegesna (CRS) def Steve Alexander and Jeff Bagley. Dave Leno and Evan Silverstein iCRS) def. Sean Bannon and Jason Mu'aguer, Adam Jade and Andrew Leace (CRS) del Nick Schrutter and Cody Mover, Lower Moreland 6, Ptumstead Christian 1 Singles: 1 Taylor Cohen (LM) del Daw! Inserra, 2. Samuel Harmatz (LM) def. Evan Harrington.

Austin Petrie (PC) def. Jordan Frank, Doubles: 1. Adam Lyons and Man Rounick def. Yi Liu and Andrew Theoharns. 2.

Ben Pronm and Ethan Szczepinsk; (LM) def. Mathan Qranja and Chris Brittingham. Rob Roth and Tripp Wemtraub (LM) def. Chris Poll and Ben DeCarlo. Josh Mermetstem and Cory Tangiv (LM) def.

Mike Foote and Christian Haas. Pennsbury 6, Central Bucks West 1 Singles: 1. Julio Fredes (P) def. Brian Mat- uezewski, 2. Brian Jacobson (PI def.

Tom Artaki. Ryan Turner (P) def. Joe Kane. Doubles: 1, Rob Knaster and Scott Vance (P) def. Eric Phy and Haw Post.

Greg James and Andrew Douglas (CBW), de! Ryan Haroii! and Tayto' Mullen. Chate Paraboschi and Bnan Bersch (Pi def. A Argenten and Joe! Leventhal. 4. Adam Hamberg and Man Apple (P) del.

Tyler Putco and Peter East's one-hitter, scoring outburst doom CB West Kevin Dooley struck out nine over the first five innings, contributing to a one-hitter as Central Bucks East downed Central Bucks West, 9-4, in a Suburban One League Continental Conference baseball game Friday. West scored four runs in the second, but the Bucks' lone hit of the game was a Tim Mooradd double. Eight East players knocked in one run apiece, and Matt Tenaglia went 3-for-3 to lead the Patriots' 11-hit attack. Central Bucks East 9, Central Bucks West 4 CB East 033 012 0 911 3 CB West 040 000 0 41 2 WP: Kevin Dooley (1-0): LP: Kevin Oesch (0-1). Doubles: CBE- Matt Tenaglia: CBW-Tim Mooradd.

Triples: CBE-Dooley. RBI: CBE- Anthony Cataldo. Kevin Accetta. Dooley, Kevin Bednardzyk. Harry Davis.

Jake Vasey. Tenaglia, Chris Richter; CBW- Mooradd. Multiple hits: CBE-Davis 2-lor-3. Tenaglia 3- for-3. Records: CBE SOL); CBW SOL).

Quakertown 11, Upper Merion 9 Upper Merion 101 520 0 9 9 2 Quakertown 090 200 -1111 2 WP: Jason Shelly (2-0): LP: Buenham (0-1). Doubles: UM- Mitchell 3, Monge: Q- Erik Stralo, Jordan Waxman. Triples: Q- Matt Frei. Home runs: UM- Rap'ne. Q- Frei.

RBI: UM-Rapine 3, Mitchell 3. Monge 2. OToole: Q- Frei 4, Stralo 2, George Snyder, 3 awn Reed. Josh Hower. Waxman, Jason Raihgenf.

Multiple hits: UM- Mitchell 3-for-5. Rapine 3- o'-5' Q-Frei 3-lor-3. Stralo 3-for-4, Hower 2-for- 3. Reed 2-lor-4. Records: Quakertown (3-0).

Lansdale Catholic 6, Pottsgrove 4 Lansdale Catholic 200100 3 6 8 4 Pottsgrove 100 000 3 4 6 4 WP: Chris Bolger (1-0); Doubles: LC- Todd Budweg: PG- Mullen. Triples: LC- A.K. Krolikowski; PG- Risko. RBI: LC- Kroiikowski 3. Ryan Ignas.

Nick Manai; PG- Risko 2, Fleck. Multiple hits: LC- Budweg 3-for-4. Ignas 2-for- PG- Klaptowsky 2-for-4, Bankenbiller 3-for-3. Records: LC (2-0). Highlights: LC-Krolikowski hit a two-run triple.

and Tim Shanahan later drove in Krolikowski with a squeeze bunt for an insurance run. Pennsbury 3, Pennridge 2 (8 innings) Pennridge 002 000 00 2 5 2 Pennsbury 002 000 01- 3 5 2 Doubles: Pennridge- Knipe, Herrmann. RBI: Pennridge- Knipe, Dameron: Pennsbury- Bedekovic, Turbides. Records: Pennridge SOL). Central Bucks South 15, Bensalern 6 Central Bucks South 100 038 3 -1510 5 Bensalem 0041010 6 9 2 WP: Kevin Steinberger (1-1); LP: Quigley.

Doubles: CBS- Kevin Hanes. Joe Soloski. Alex Moore; B- Quigley, Elias. RBI: CBS- Alex Latchum 3, Matt Perozze. Steinberger 4, Hanes 2, Moore 2, Kyle McLaughlin; B- McSweeney 3, Schwartz, Iller.

Multiple hits: CBS- Latchum 2-for-3. Steinberger 3-for-4, Hanes 2-for-4. B- McSweeney 3- lor-4, Bailey 2-for-4. Records: CBS SOL). Highlights: Steinberger pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts and two walks.

Germantown Academy 10, Archbishop Ryan 3 Ryan 200 001 0 3 8 3 GA 013 060 -1013 1 WP: Steve Boland (1-0): LP: Weiss (0-1) Doubles: AR-Ferdinand. Home runs: GA- Joe Conaway RBI: AR-Magagna. Ross. Ferdinand. GA- Mike Nemeth 3.

Conaway 2. Tom Coyie 2. Nick Stampone. Slater McCue. Bill Verrwv Multiple hits: AR- Ross 2-for-3.

Ferdinand 2- for-2: GA- Coyle 2-4, McCue 2-for-4. Nemeth 3- lor-3. Records: GA 14-0). Highlight: The Patriots will try ior their fifth straight win to start the season this afternoon at home against Cardinal O'Hara Wilson 6. Palisades 2 Wilson 1001031 6 81 Palisades 0001001 2 4 4 WP: D.J.

Lenehan (1-0): LP: Kevin Keebler 102). Doubles: W-Justin Scerbo; P- B'ent Diehl. RBI: W-Lenehan. Sean Monahan. Ryan Murray: P-Sean Ho'enca.

Dienl. Multiple hits: W-Scerbo 2-for-3. Lenehan 2-for- 4. Monahan 2-for-4; p- Hofencs 2-for-3. Records: Wiison CLi.

Palisades (1-2. 1-1 CL). Plymouth Whitemarsh 13. Upper Moreland 7 Upper Moreland 000 2311 7 9 4 PW 414 013 x-1311 3 WP: Jackson: LP: Kyle Gruver (1-1). Doubles: UM- Matt Chesla.

PW- Rollhi. Triples: PW- Laracappa. RBI: UM- Chesla 3. Dan Heiiand. Mark Carradorini.

Mike Sawick, Rob Eagles: PW- Frangiosa 3. Laracappa 2. Gurarino. Multiple hits: UM- Chesia 2-for-4. Gruver 2- ior-5: PW- Rollhi 2-for-4.

Smith 2-for-i. Lara- cappa 4-for-4. Records: UM (1-2): PW (1-2). Council Rock South 17. William Tennent 5 CR South 761 030 0 -17 14 3 William Tennent 014 000 0 5 2 3 WP: Sheridan: LP: Nate Hamiin (0-1 i.

Doubles: CRS- Monkhouse. Ebert. Freedman. Maloney. Stoll: WT- Dom Farrelio.

Home Runs: CRS- Ebert. Ruffing. RBI: CRS- Monkhouse 3. Stoll 3. Ebert 2.

Ruffing 2. Freedman. Maloney, Hunt: WT- Don? Dovidio 2. Ryan McCabe. Records: WT SOU.

Abington 3. North Penn 1 Abington 030 000 0 3 2 3 North Penn 000 001 0-1 6 0 WP: Hanifm (1-0): LP: Adam Soley (0-1). RBI: A- Collins 2. Simko: NP- Reiliey. Records: NP (0-2).

New Hope-Solebury 7, Faith Christian 2 New Hope 000120 4 7 81 Faith Christian 010 001 0- 2 4 2 WP: Vinny Voorhees (2-Oi: LP: Micah McClay Doubles: FC Hunier Needham. RBI: NH-S- Voorhees 2. Mike Rogy 2. Matt Maiorelli. Tom Fiala.

Brad Larnpson: FC- Needham. Multiple hits: NH-S- Kyle Davis 2-for-5. Records: NH-S FC (0-2). Local Scoreboard Today BASEBALL Cardinal O'Hara at Germantown Academy. 1:30 p.m.

Diamond Duel Classic (at Hatboro-Horsham) Bishop McDevitl vs. Quakertown, 10:05 a.m. Methacton at Hatbcro-Horsham. 10:05 a.m. Championship and Consolation 2:05 p.m.

SOFTBALL Lehighton at Palisades. 11 a.m. TRACK AND RELD Pirate Invitational at Palisades. 9 a.m. North Penn at Oxenreider Relays.

9:30 a.m. Pennsylvania Track Classic at Great Valley. 10 a.m. Brother Jerome Classic (at St. Basil Academy).

10a.m. GIRLS SOCCER Pennridge at Methacton. 10 a.m. Palisades at Lehigh Valley Christian, 11 a.m. Christopher Dock Tournament Upper Moreland at Christopher Dock, 9 a.m.

New Hope-Solebury vs. Abington. 11 a.m. BOYS TENNIS Titan Tennis invitational at CB South. 9 a.m.

BOYS VOLLEYBALL North Penn at Comet Clash, 9 a.m. COLLEGES BASEBALL DeSales at Delaware Valley (DH), noon SOFTBALL DeSales at Delaware Valley (DH), 1 p.m. TRACK AND FIELD Delaware Valley at Muhlenberg College Invitational 10a.m. Friday BASEBALL Germantown Academy 10. Archbishop Ryan 3 Pennsbury 3.

Pennridge 2 fi inn.) Quakertowr, 11. Upper Menon 9 CBEast9, CBWesM Plymouth Whrternarsh 13. Upper Moreland 7 CR South 17 William Tennen! 5 New Hope-Soifibu'Y 7. Christian 2 Souderton at Nornstown CB South 15. Bensalem 6 Abingion 3.

North Penn 1 Wilson 6. Palisades 2 Lansdate Catholic 6. Pottsgrove 4 Archbishop Wood vs. Kennedy-Kennck SOFTBALL Pennsbury 12, Pennridge (5 inn.) Germantown Academy 10. Calvary Chns'ian 0 (5 inn.) CB South 15.

Bensalem 2 (5 mn. i Upper Merion 7. Quakertown 1 CR South 1, William Tenneni 018 Plymouth Whitemarsh 5. Upper Moreland 2 CBEast5.CBWesi2 Palisades 6. Wilson 0 North Penn 3.

Abingion 2 Lansdale Catholic 16. Pottsgrove 3 is inn i BOYS LACROSSE CB East at CR North Nornsiown at Lansdaie Catholic Archbishop Wood at Copweti-tgar 5 Souderton 13. CR South 5 Germantown Academy at Wissahickon GIRLS LACROSSE CBEast9.CRSou!h7 CB West 11. Pennsbury 8 Spnng'ieid 17. Upper Wc'eiana'i CB South 16.

Interboro'2 Archbishop Wood cod. 51- Hatboro-Horsham at Nornstown Lansdale Catholic 12. Souderton 16. Methacton 9 North Penn 10, Conestoqa9 BOYS TENNIS CR South 7. Pennndge 0 Lower Moreland 6, Piumsteaa Christ Pennsbury 6.

CB West William Tennent 4, Nesna.miny 3 Upper Moreland 4. Quakertowr 3 Notre Dame-East 2 CR North at North GIRLS SOCCER CBSoiitp4.8ersalerc3.07, Faith Christan at West Chesle- Chnstiai Souderton 8, Nomstown Pennsbury 2. Pennridge 1 CB West 2. CS East iOT; CR South Wtam Tennent Christopher Dock Tournament New Hcpe-So'eburv 4 itop? 1 Mo-eland 0 Chnstopher Dock 1 0 GOLF St. Joseph Prep 246 Wood COLLEGES BASEBALL DeSales 17 Delaware Valley 8.