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Spotlighting District 10’s Top Performers: Sept. 29 – Oct. 4


Every week during the fall sports season, the Erie Times-News highlights outstanding performances from athletes across District 10. Fans are encouraged to contribute by sending in nominations that include the athlete’s name and their notable achievement to [email protected]. Below are this week’s standout performers.

Boys Golf

  • Luke Ferry, Meadville

    Ferry delivered an impressive 4-under par 68, leading the Bulldogs to victory in District 10’s Class 3A team tournament. His score was the best among all male and female golfers in the competition held at The Country Club of Meadville.

  • Joseph Prichard, Cathedral Prep

    In a thrilling finish, Prichard’s 1-under par 71 was crucial for the Ramblers, securing a narrow one-stroke win over Fairview Tigers in the Class 2A team tournament.

Girls Golf

  • Genelia Kang, McDowell

    Kang shot an 81, marking the best score for the Trojans as they defended their title in District 10’s Class 3A team tournament at The Country Club of Meadville.

  • Kate Sowers, West Middlesex

    A future James Madison University recruit, Sowers led her team with a remarkable 2-under par 70, helping the Big Reds clinch a one-stroke victory against Fairview in the Class 2A team tournament.

Boys Soccer

  • Jackson Chiocco, Fairview

    Chiocco was instrumental in the Tigers’ emphatic 8-0 win over Fort LeBoeuf, contributing two goals and providing two assists.

  • Ryan Strother, Slippery Rock

    Strother showcased his scoring prowess with four goals and an assist, leading the Rockets to an 8-2 triumph over the Conneaut Eagles.

  • Cameron Beebe, Seneca

    Beebe scored a hat trick and added an assist in the Bobcats’ decisive 8-1 victory against Saegertown.

  • Max Johnson, Cathedral Prep

    Johnson had a standout performance with three assists and a goal, helping the Ramblers defeat the Girard YellowJackets 5-0.

  • Parker Ward, Harbor Creek

    Ward scored a goal in the Huskies’ solid 2-0 win against the North East Grapepickers.

  • Carter Sindlinger, General McLane

    Sindlinger played a pivotal role, scoring or assisting on all goals in the Lancers’ 2-1 victory over McDowell.

  • Nash Burrows, Mercyhurst Prep

    His two goals were key in the Lakers’ 3-1 win over the Titusville Rockets.

  • Jake Schreiner, Fort LeBoeuf

    Schreiner contributed a goal in the Bison’s 2-1 victory against the Iroquois Braves.

  • Blake White, Conneaut (Pennsylvania)

    White tallied two goals, leading the Eagles to a 3-2 win over Crawford County Christian.

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Girls Soccer

  • Brenna Kuhl, Seneca

    Kuhl netted four goals, two of which were unassisted, during the Bobcats’ 5-0 victory against Mercyhurst Prep. Earlier in the week, she scored a hat trick in a 7-1 win over Eisenhower.

  • Jenna Popowski, Fort LeBoeuf

    The Mercyhurst University recruit scored twice, including her milestone 100th career goal, in a 5-1 victory over General McLane.

  • Lyla Dunkerley, Meadville

    Dunkerley starred in the Bulldogs’ 5-1 win against Franklin with a hat trick.

  • Bella Whiteman, Greenville

    Whiteman scored twice to help the Trojans achieve a narrow 3-2 win over Wilmington.

  • Trinity Bennett, McDowell

    Bennett contributed a goal and two assists, aiding the Trojans in a 4-0 shutout against Girard.

  • Raven Tonks, Harbor Creek

    Tonks had an impressive outing with five assists and a goal in the Huskies’ 9-0 win over Erie High.

  • Ella Martz, Maplewood

    Martz scored the game-winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Iroquois, which included a goal in the final seconds of overtime against Cambridge Springs.

  • Alexa Senz, Cathedral Prep

    Senz netted two goals during the Ramblers’ 3-0 shutout of Fairview.

  • Emma Cameron, Mercer

    Cameron marked her 100th career goal in a match against Sharpsville.

  • Grace Faulkner, McDowell

    Faulkner scored twice and assisted once in a 3-0 win against Harbor Creek.

  • Peyton Rodgers, Cathedral Prep

    Her overtime goal secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Fort LeBoeuf.

  • Aubrey Cambra, Girard

    Cambra had a goal and an assist in the YellowJackets’ 5-0 win over the Erie High Royals.

  • Ava Bunce, Mercyhurst Prep

    Bunce scored two goals to help the Lakers defeat Iroquois 6-0.

  • Avianna Culver, General McLane

    Culver’s performance, which included a goal and two assists, was vital in the Lancers’ 5-0 win over Fairview.

  • Aalysha George, North East

    George contributed to all goals in the Grapepickers’ 3-0 victory over Conneaut (Pennsylvania).

  • Giada Toscano, Wilmington

    Toscano’s hat trick and an assist led the Greyhounds to a 4-2 win over Hickory.

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Girls Volleyball

  • Haley Mumau, Corry

    Mumau recorded a backcourt double-double with 10 digs and 32 assists in the Beavers’ 3-0 victory over Fairview.

  • Jalyssa Wicker, North East

    Wicker’s 12 kills were instrumental in the Grapepickers’ sweep of the Girard YellowJackets.

  • Maggie Means, Maplewood

    Means achieved a backcourt double-double, tallying 38 assists and 13 digs, leading the Tigers to a straight-set win over Erie First Christian.

  • Brynn Norris, Warren

    With 14 digs, Norris played a crucial role in the Dragons’ four-set victory against Fort LeBoeuf.

  • Ella Sturgess, General McLane

    Sturgess registered 18 kills in the Lancers’ five-set win over Meadville.

  • Jillian Cratty, Rocky Grove

    Cratty’s 28 assists helped the Orioles sweep the Jamestown Muskies.

  • Adison Novad, Slippery Rock

    Novad contributed seven kills and 10 digs in the Rockets’ win over Franklin.

  • Kamryn Resurreccion, Cathedral Prep

    She excelled across multiple categories with two kills, five digs, 28 assists, and five aces in a three-set win against Seneca.

  • Brooke VanTassel, Union City

    VanTassel’s double-double of 12 kills and 18 digs, along with two blocks, contributed to the Bears’ five-set victory against Iroquois.

  • Brianna Masterson, Harbor Creek

    Masterson recorded nine kills and five blocks in the Huskies’ sweep of Iroquois.

  • Oliva Faust, Rocky Grove

    Faust tallied 12 kills and nine assists in the Orioles’ win against Reynolds.

  • Maree Russo, McDowell

    Russo assisted on 28 points during the Trojans’ three-set win over Saegertown.

Girls Tennis

  • Courtney Leonard, McDowell

    Leonard rallied to win 2-6, 6-3, 7-6, securing a victory in the Trojans’ 4-1 dual match against Warren.

  • Grace Liu, Fairview

    Liu’s comeback victory of 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 was a highlight in the Tigers’ 4-1 win over Cathedral Prep.

  • Amelia Jackson, Grove City

    Jackson’s straight-sets win in the No. 1 singles match helped her team defeat Sharon 4-1.

  • Julia Missory, Hickory

    Missory dominated with a 6-0, 6-0 win in No. 1 singles, leading the Hornets to a shutout against Wilmington.

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Boys Cross Country

  • Blake Glass, Fort LeBoeuf

    Glass was the top finisher with a time of 18:43, leading his team to victory over Iroquois.

  • Ira Graham, Grove City

    Graham’s winning time of 18:25.3 propelled the Eagles to a win against Greenville.

  • Tucker Gula, Girard

    Gula’s time of 20:41 helped the YellowJackets secure a win over Fairview.

Girls Cross Country

  • Lexi Przybycien, Fort LeBoeuf

    Przybycien’s first-place finish at 20:26 was vital in the Bison’s win against Iroquois.

  • Lillian Verba, Grove City

    Verba’s time of 23:09.9 aided the Eagles in defeating Greenville.

  • Shay Linden, Corry

    Linden finished first in a dual against Seneca with a time of 14:41.

  • Ella Wieczorek, General McLane

    Wieczorek’s low time of 19:13 was crucial in the Lancers’ victory over Northwestern.

  • Sadie Pasinski, Fairview

    Pasinski’s winning time of 23:13 contributed to the Tigers’ win against Girard.

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