Slippery Rock's Abby Magliocca executes a pass aganst Titusville during the Rockets' 10-1 girls soccer win Tuesday. Magliocca had two goals and two assists in the win.

Seneca Valley's Evan Hangliter fired a 78 at Hiland Golf Course at the WPIAL Section 3-AAA tournament Tuesday to advance to the individual semifinals next week.

Nic Leone of Butler shot an 80 and also advanced.

Nick Cuny, a Cranberry Township native, shot a 79 for Central Catholic to qualify for the semifinals.

Cuny's teammate, Matt Del Rosso, had the lowest score of the day with a 75.

The semifinals will be held Tuesday.

(Qualifiers in bold)Butler: Tommy Dimun 84,

Nic Leone 80, Gabe Baroffio 85, Luke Tomasovic 89, Josh Tilko 96, Corey Pizor 87

Seneca Valley: Evan Hangliter 78, Ross Bondo 81, Tyler Leake 81, Andrew Smathers 88, Garret Shlick 92, Ryan Senka 92Freeport 201, Northgate 232 — Cole Hepler fired a 37 to lead Freeport to a win over Northgate at Buffalo Golf Course.Audrey Clawson shot a 38 for the Yellowjackets (10-2, 5-2).Freeport (201): Cole Hepler 37, Audrey Clawson 38, Corey Mellinger 40, Justin Hilderbrand 42, Matt Swartz 44Northgate (232): Jay Knable 41, Eric Gallupe 42, Carolyn Carlson 47, Matt McKinney 49, Will Schmidt 53A-C Valley 257, Moniteau 258 — Noah Morgan shot a 36 to help the Falcons eke out a 1-stroke win over the Warriors at Foxburg Country Club.A-C Valley (257): Noah Morgan 36, Ian Seaton 46, Devon Renninger 55Moniteau (258): Britton Simmons 48, Colton Cumberland 50, Mark Kimmel 52Karns City 232, Clarion-Limestone 245 — Brad Bowser led the way for the Gremlins (3-2) at Pinecrest Country Club with a 42.Karns City (232): Brad Bowser 42, Matt Yough 46, Mike Riley 47, Holden Martin 48, Justin Beham 49Clarion-Limestone (245): Neel Daugherty 47, Josh Kahle 47, Mike Staley 48, Giorgio Neiswonger 48, Alex Edmonds 55Grove City 165, Lakeview 185 — Matt Gordon fired a 40 at Grove City Country Club to lead the Eagles (9-5).Grove City (165): Matt Gordon 40, Jake Cline 41, Jordan Anderson 42, Derek Saylor 42Lakeview (185): Chris Palutro 43, Sean Carlson 45, Jared Coulter 48, Ryan Pecil 49

VolleyballFreeport blasted Mars 25-14, 25-19, 25-12 in a Section 4-AA showdown.The Yellowjackets (5-0, 4-0) were led by Zoe Pawlak, who tallied 31 service points, 10 aces, four blocks and five kills.Alexis Schrecengost had a team-high seven kills with three blocks and five service points, while Megan Sweeny recorded 15 service points, two aces, five kills and two blocks. Jess Kelley added two kills and four blocks.Butler 3, Baldwin 2 — Gabriell Carney had 20 kills and six aces and the Golden Tornado pulled out a marathon win, 25-12, 22-25, 16-25, 25-23, 15-11.Erin Hilderbrand had 22 digs and Rachel Rebmann 30 assists for Butler.A-C Valley 3, Clarion-Limestone 0 — Mikayli Terwilliger had 11 kills and Jess Callender added 14 points, two aces, eight kills and five digs for the Falcons.Melanie Lewis chipped in 10 assists for the Falcons (3-2).Madison Stump had three aces in the 25-7, 25-21 junior varsity win for A-C Valley.Karns City 3, East Forest 0 — Kendyll Smith had 14 kills as the Gremlins rolled to a 25-11, 25-18, 25-11 win.Kristin Smith added 21 service points and 15 assists for Karns City (3-2).Mattea Conto also chipped in nine points.Wilmington 3, Slippery Rock 0 — The Greyhounds coasted by scores of 25-13, 25-16 and 25-20.The Rockets (2-2, 1-2) will look to bounce back on Thursday at Sharon.Grove City 3, Mercer 0 — McKenzie Fagan had seven kills and eight blocks in the Eagles' 25-15, 25-14, 25-7 win. Jenn Ferguson had eight aces, 21 serving points and seven passes,.Jordyn Wyllie nine kills, Arianne Sprando eight servbing points and 16 assists.

Cross CountryColin Meehan won the boys race for Freeport as the Yellowjackets downed West Shamokin 18-43, but fell to Riverview 27-29.Meehan finished in 17 minutes, 58 seconds.The Freeport girls also split, beating West Shamokin 17-46 and dropping a close race to Riverview 26-29.Becca Dudek was the Yellowjackets' top finisher, placing second with a time of 20:37.

Boys Top 101-Colin Meehan (F) 17:58, 2-Will Gonsowski (R) 18:20, 3-Noah Bowser (F) 18:36, 4-Logan Stancombe (WS) 18:40, 5-Zentgraf (R) 18:56, 6-Dan Fawcett (R) 18:57, 7-Caleb Bowser (F) 19:11, 8-Lazor (R) 19:46, 9-Nathan McCombs (F) 19:50, 10-Munion (R) 20:31

Girls Top 101-Molly Kennedy (R) 20:01, 2-Becca Dudek (F) 20:37, 3-Hayley Davis (F) 20:44, 4-Jocey Ostrowski (R) 21:19, 5-Kim Mixon (F) 21:39, 6-Nicole Anderson (R) 22:02, 7-Maddie Kocur (R) 22:05, 8-Elizabeth Cornish (WS) 22:07, 9-Tessa Favo (R) 22:29, 10-Haley Redmond (F) 22:35Cranberry 17, Moniteau 45 (boys); Moniteau 25, Cranberry 30 (girls) — Samantha Hall finished third with a time of 22:17 as the Warrior girls edged the Berries.Jake Taucich was the highest Moniteau boy finisher, placing fourth with a time of 18:55.

Boys Top 101-Harrison Keenan (C) 18:18, 2-Sam Lander (C) 18:22, 3-Nick Varsek (C) 18:48, 4-Jake Taucich (M) 18:55, 5-Nolan Brannon (C) 19:00, 6- Paul Zacherl (C) 19:00, 7-Jared Dailey (C) 19:55, 8-Jake Fullerton (M) 20:15, 9-Zack Bruck (C) 20:17, 10-D.J. Lander (C) 20:35

Girls Top 101-Kristin Reynolds (C) 20:57, 2-Maddie Keenan (C) 22:09, 3-Samantha Hall (M) 22:17, 4-Allison DeMatteis (M) 22:37, 5-Mercedes Wallace (M) 23:19, 6-Cloey Wallace (M) 23:20, 7-Emily Rider (M) 23:25, 8-Alexis Dailey (C) 23:44, 9-Amanda Cornelius (C) 24:13, 10-Jamie Dougherty (C) 25:01Hickory 22, Slippery Rock 37 (boys); Hickory 18, Slippery Rock 43 (girls) — Andrew Maxwell won the boys race with a time of 17:57, but both Rockets' teams lost to the Hornets.

Boys Top 101-Andrew Maxwell (SR) 17:57, 2-Kyle Boyd (H) 18:30, 3-Justin Walter (H) 19:06, 4-Logan Griffen (H) 19:07, 5-Will Henry (SR) 19:51, 6-Adam Krieder (H) 19:58, 7- Wright (H) 19:58, 8-Mac Taylor (SR) 20:00, 9-Colton Moreth (H) 20:04, 10-Kevin Harlenstein (H) 20:28

Girls Top 101-Lexi Bible (H) 20:40, 2-Jackie Abraham (H) 21:26, 3-Haley Boyd (H) 21:54, 4-Tabitha Donaldson (SR) 22:43, 5-Bailey Brown (H) 22:59, 6-Lauren Dietz (SR) 24:42, 7-Kyra Henderson (H) 25:05, 8-Christa Marney (H) 25:15, 9-Nina Oreinario (H) 25:22, 10-Becca Novak (SR) 25:44North Clarion 19, Karns City 37 (boys); North Clarion 22, Karns City 35 (girls) — Second-place finishes from John Garing and Emily Schumacher couldn't stop the Gremlins (2-1) from suffering their first losses of the season.Union also competed, but did not have enough runners to field an official team.

Boys Top 101-Isaac Wilson (NC) 17:02, 2-John Garing (KC) 19:28, 3-Scott Delaney (NC) 19:37, 4-Isaiah Griebel (NC) 19:50, 5-Beau Rankin (U) 20:17, 6- Isaac Kaye (NC) 20:39, 7-Devon Farmer (NC) 20:53, 8-Conrad Snyder (KC) 21:07, 9-Jordan Krear (U) 21:09, 10-Bryce Ellenberger (KC) 21:17

Girls Top 101-Abbie Schmader (NC) 20:39, 2-Emily Schumacher (KC) 20:47, 3-Maggie Schwabenbauer (NC) 21:26, 4-Emily Jones (KC) 22:42, 5-Meghan Haggins (NC) 23:09, 6-Jill Wallace (NC) 23:23, 7-Michaela Haggins (NC) 23:29, 8-Tabby Dietz (U) 24:16, 9-Shannon Roberts (U) 24:23, 10-Mariah Helch (KC) 24:23

Girls SoccerGabi Lassinger, Olivia Sharbaugh and Cheyenne Huellen each scored a goal as Knoch (6-2, 4-1) downed Highlands 3-1.Slippery Rock 10, Titusville 1 — Molly Joyce registered two goals and four assists in the Rockets' victory, while Jenny Dudek netted a hat trick with two assists. Abby Magliocca had two goals and two assists.Makenzie Elliott, Lily Weitel and Jenna Whitmer also scored for Slippery Rock (3-2, 3-0), which plays at Grove City on Thursday.

Boys SoccerKarns City routed Clarion-Limestone by a 6-0 margin on Monday. The Gremlins (4-1) picked up this road victory thanks in part to two goals apiece from Jace Ebbitt and Spenser Myers.Tyler Pollock and Conrad Snyder both contributed a goal and two assists.Dave Olszak made three saves to earn the shutout.Mars 5, Kittanning 1 — The Planets cruised to victory and boosted their record to 6-2 overall and 3-1 in Section 2-AA.Seneca Valley 2, Pine-Richland 1 — The Raiders improve to 5-1-1 overall and 4-0 in Section 2-AAA play.Hempfield 1, Butler 0 — The Golden Tornado dropped to 5-3 overall following the shutout.

Private SchoolsFirst Baptist Christian (volleyball) 3, Evangel Heights 0 — Lyndsey Lowe had 13 kills, 13 digs and three blocks for FBC in uits 25-20, 25-9, 25-15 win. Emily Rowland added 13 assists and 14 service points, Casey Hall 18 aces.