Mandi Moxie took first place with a time of 19 minutes, 51 seconds and four of her teammates finished in the top 10 to help the Knoch girls cross country team defeat Butler and Hampton Monday at Knoch.

Knoch finished with a team score of 27, edging Butler (30) and Hampton (44).

Lauren Karenbauer (third), Rachael Wittmer (sixth), Ashlyn Carlsson (eighth) and Jenna Shelton (ninth) also finished in the top 10 for the Knights (6-1).

On the boys' side, Butler's Josh Rader won with a time of 16:37 to help the Golden Tornado finish with a team score of 36, edging out Knoch (38) and Hampton (49).

Girls Top 10

1-Mandi Moxie (K), 19:51; 2-Michaela Brydon (B), 20:01; 3-Lauren Karenbauer (K), 20:30; 4-Kelsee Callihan (B), 20:34; 5-Erin LeMay (B), 20:34; 6-Rachael Wittmer (K), 21:07; 7-Emma LeMay (B), 21:22; 8-Ashlyn Carlsson (K), 21:26; 9-Jenna Shelton (K), 21:28; 10-Katie Williams (H), 21:32.

Boys Top 10

1-Josh Rader (B), 16:37; 2-Jason Krist (H), 16:50; 3-Brandon Grumski (K), 17:01; 4-Patrick Fullerton (B), 17:02; 5-John Ejzak (K), 17:04; 6-Adam Knauer (B), 17:06; 7-Neah Beveridge (B), 17:07; 8-Max Freyermuth (K), 17:08; 9-Preston Carlsson (K), 17:19. 10-Zach Case (H), 17:21.

Freeport 27, Greensburg Central Catholic 28;Freeport 22, Kittanning 33 (girls); Freeport 23, Kittanning 34; GCC 18, Freeport 38 (boys) — Natalie Dell finished second in the girls race with a time of 22:27 as the Yellowjackets edged Greensburg Central Catholic by a point to earn a dual-meet sweep.

Noah Bowser was the top boys' finisher for Freeport, placing third with a time of 18:19.

Girls Top 10

1-Chelsey Boyle (GCC) 22:11, 2-Natalie Dell (F) 22:27, 3-Rochelle Vaolore (GCC) 23:24, 4-Gina Anthony (K) 23:28, 5-Megan Palko (F) 23:31, 6-Katie Hill (F) 24:09, 7-Allyssa Trask (F) 24:26, 8-Aliana Thomas (K) 24:27, 9-Michelle Carabin (GCC) 24:35, 10-Madi Tirus (K) 25:39

Boys Top 10

1-Vince Mirigliano (GCC) 18:03, 2-Phil Forsythe (GCC) 18:07, 3-Noah Bowser (F) 18:19, 4-Nathan Goldner (K) 18:21, 5-Joe Fyro (GCC) 18:50, 6-Matt Osche (GCC) 18:52, 7-Johnathan Asay (F) 18:59, 8-Aiden Brewer (GCC) 19:21, 9-Tyler Ben (F) 19:43, 10-Robert Smith (K) 19:48

Moniteau 26, Cranberry 31 (girls); Cranberry 15, Moniteau 50 (boys) — Samantha Hall placed second as the Warriors had four of the top five finishers to win the girls race.

Girls Top 10

1-Tiffany Berry (C) 22:39, 2-Samantha Hall (M) 22:54, 3-Cloey Wallace (M) 23:04, 4-Gabby Stewart (M) 23:36, 5-Allison DeMatteis (M) 23:37, 6-Maddie Keenan (C) 23:56, 7-Jayne Wolbert (C) 24:17, 8-Susie Sheetz (C) 24:50, 9-Kristin Reynolds (C) 24:53, 10-Lexi Dailey (C) 25:11

Boys Top 10

1-Harrison Keenan (C) 18:31, 2-Sam Lander (C) 18:48, 3-Nick Varsek (C) 19:06, 5-Jarod Daily (C) 19:23, 6-Kyle Bryan (C) 19:30, 7-Paul Zachrel (C) 19:37, 8-Josh Hamock (C) 20:17, 9-Wyatt Geibel (M) 20:28, 10-Matt Alcorn (C) 21:03

North Clarion 19, Karns City 37 (girls); North Clarion 20, Karns City 35 (boys) — Grant Curdo finished third for the Karns City boys and Rebecca Pennington placed fifth for the Gremlin girls in losses to North Clarion.

Girls Top 10

1-Casey Bobnar (NC) 19:57, 2-Abby Schmader (NC) 22:02, 3-Maggue Schwabaumer (NC) 22:33, 4-N/A (NC) 24:10, 5-Rebecca Pennington (KC) 24:46, 6-Kaila Hilderbrand (KC) 25:15, 7-Katelyn Fleeger (KC) 25:30, 8-Ashlyn Hilderbrand (KC) 26:25, Megan Higgins (NC) 26:29, 10-Cassie Kribel (NC) 31:58

Boys Top 10

1-Isaac Wilson (NC) 18:41, 2-Isiah Gribell (NC) 16:18, 3-Grant Curdo (KC) 20:18, 4-Kaye (NC) 20:25, 5-Devin Farmer (NC) 20:39, 6-Conrad Snyder (KC) 21:04, 7-Eli Cowoski (KC) 21:51, 8-John Haman (NC) 22:28, 9-Vinny Gazzo (U) 22:31, 10-Ian McElroy (KC) 22:50

Emily LoPresti scored three goals as Karns City rolled past DuBois 5-1.Megan McCartney and Chelsey Dodds also scored for the Gremlins (8-0).

Bridget Merten shot a 39 at Connoquenessing Country Club to lead Mars to a 196-222 victory over Seneca Valley.Natalie Welsh added a 41 for the Planets.Seneca Valley (222): Courtney Wahlstrom 56, Meghan McNulty 53, Megan Dillon 55, Mackenzie Sloan 58.Mars (196): Bridget Merten 39, Natalie Welsh 41, Allison Bruce 59, Myah McGinnis 57

Colin Hyatt shot a 12-over par 84 help Slippery Rock earn a seventh place finish out of 18 teams at the Meadville Invitational.Sam Isaaco (86), Ken Rall (90) and Zac McCue (90) rounded out the top four for the Rockets at Meadville Country Club.Grove City finished in 11th place.Daniel Lucas finished with a team-best 89 for the Eagles. Jordan Anderson (91), Kyle Shingledecker (92) and Danny Torok (103) rounded out the top four.KSAC Mega-match — Venango Catholic shot a 239 at the Clarion Oaks Country Club and won the Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference title by one point over Moniteau.The Warriors shot a 242 and finished third, but lost two points in the standings. Nathan Hoshak earned medalist honors for Moniteau, shooting a 37.A-C Valley's Noah Morgan and Ian Seaton finished second and third with scores of 40 and 42, respectively.1-Venango Catholic 239; 2-Cranberry 241; 3-Moniteau 242 (Nathan Hoshak 37, Britton Simmons 48, Marcus Fry 48, Corey Powell 52, Scott Murawski 57); 4-Karns City 252 (Justin Beham 44, Logan Pistorius 46, Hunter Gifford 53, Matt Wolfe 54, Austin Rumbaugh 55); 4-Union 242 (Zack Hepler 43, Kolby Montgomery 43, Hank Murphy 46, Ryan Moore 59, Noah Vereb 61); 6-Keystone 256; 7-Forest Area 258; 8-A-C Valley (Noah Morgan 40, Justin Seaton 42, Ethan Nevel 57, Brent McCall 59, Zack Austin 63); 9-Clarion 263; 10-Clarion-Limestone 279.

Val Panger headed in a throw-in from Davis Miller to give Knoch a 1-0 overtime Section 2-AA win over Freeport.Panger scored the winner nearly halfway in the extra period for the Knights (7-3, 5-2).Slippery Rock 3, Franklin 2 — Ben Magliocca scored in the first overtime to give the Rockets a region win over the Knights.Gavin McHattie and Mark Cessar also scored for Slippery Rock (5-2, 3-0).Josh Jones set up Magliocca's goal.Mars 4, Deer Lakes 1 — Noah Hudac scored twice to help the Planets win a Section 2-AA match.Ian McNanny and Andrew Diefenbacher also added a goal and assist for Mars (10-0, 8-0).

Slippery Rock nearly rallied from a two-set deficit, but Greenville finished strong for a 25-21, 25-9, 13-25, 22-25, 15-10 win.Brooklyn Walsh had 10 aces for the Rockets (2-3), while Mackenzie Kirk had 13 kills.Karns City 3, Union 0 — LeeAnn Gibson had seven kills as the Gremlins rolled to a 25-9, 25-16, 25-14 win over the Damsels.Paige Mennor added 16 service points for Karns City (3-1).Kali Flick led Union with seven kills.Freeport 3, Highlands 0 — Kari Huth had 13 service points, three aces and 13 assists as the Yellowjackets rolled 25-8, 25-10, 25-12.Angela Hewitt added six kills and six digs, Lydia Gasienski four kills and Nicole Lesko nine service points, five aces and four kills for Freeport (9-0, 6-0).Knoch 3, Deer Lakes 1 — Kiley Hajeck led the Knights 11 kills and 11 service points in a section win over the Lancers.Katie Bozzo added 15 service points, five kills and 12 digs for Knoch (6-2, 5-1).