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Mountain Post 5, Nanticoke 0Curtis Tokach turned in a two-hit shutout on the mound Tuesday, striking out three to lead Mountain Post to a 5-0 road victory over Nanticoke in a Wyoming Valley American Legion baseball game.Tokach also came through at the plate, going 2 for 2 with two RBI. R.J. Kresge added a double.Kevin Rimmer and Kyle Windt had the hits for Nanticoke.King&#8217;s athletes make honor roll The King&#8217;s College athletic department placed 94 student-athletes on the 2016 Middle Atlantic Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, the MAC Office announced.King&#8217;s women&#8217;s lacrosse team led the way with 15 players selected. They include Anastasia Araviakis, Alhea Blazick, Molly Clewer, Katie Cryan, Elizabeth Donovan, Hayley Greenwood, Kendra McCoy, Kathleen McIntosh, Gabrielle Morrocu, Juliette Mortimer, Megan O&#8217;Brien, Breanna Schurgot, Courtney Stefanik, Brianna Zawacki, and twin sister Victoria Zawacki. Victoria Zawacki posted a perfect 4-0 semester GPA while Brianna Zawacki had a 3.95 GPA. Nine players posted GPA&#8217;s of 3.50 or better.The women&#8217;s outdoor track and field team followed with 14 selections. They including Morgan Albrecht, Margaret Bentkowski, Devon Bizzare, Marissa Durako, Erin Hurley, Jill Korgeski, Amanda Lloyd, Erika Martyn, Taylor Runo, Brenna Smudde, Cayle Spencer, Alexis Steeber, Ashley Strazdus, and Tara Weitz. Smudde posted a team-high 3.95 semester GPA while 13 team members earned 3.50 or better GPA&#8217;s. Durako, Korgeski, and Spencer were also MAC event champions.King&#8217;s men&#8217;s lacrosse team had 13 players named to the honor roll. They include Matt Basile, Ryan Boornazian, Derek Bowman, Reilly Breig, Joseph Cupoli, Shawn Dickey, Ryan Gorman, Tanner Hale, Marshall Hardy, Dylan Jansen, Brock Johnson, Evan Lawshe, and Craig Lowman. Johnson posted a team-high 3.85 semester GPA.The Monarch softball team had 12 selections, including Rachael DeTore, Brianna DiMaggio, Shelby Eby, Alizabeth Ellsworth, Elizabeth George, Amy Kowalczyk, Maddie Kumm, Rachel Linso, Brittany McNair, Amber Saylor, Tara Westington, and Lexi Wolk. McNair led the team with a perfect 4.0 semester GPA while Saylor closely followed with a 3.98 GPA. Nine players posted a 3.60 or better semester GPA.King&#8217;s baseball team had 11 players named, including Bruce Breithaupt, Zack Godfrey, Ryan Hydock, Chris Lupole, Sean McKee, Jason Nobrega, Sean Padden, Anthony Peacock, Chris Rebar, Jared Smigelski, and Shawn Stone. Lupole posted a team-high 3.80 semester GPA while eight players posted a 3.44 or higher GPA.King&#8217;s men&#8217;s golf team posted an MAC-best nine selections. They included Kris Carr, Ryan Crossin, Shamus Gartley, Ryan Georgetti, Ryan Hettes, Corey Palma, Mike Post, Alex Rowan, and Ryan Tracy. Gartley led the team with a perfect 4.00 semester GPA. Palma was the 2016 MAC individual champion and MAC &#8220;Golfer of the Year&#8221;.The Monarch men&#8217;s outdoor track and field team had nine players chose, including Tyler Baran, Mark Decker, Robert Farber, Tim Ferguson, Tyler Gallagher, Brandon Hampton, Michael Havrilla, Dylan Prescott, and Ben Siegel. Hampton and Prescott shared the team lead with identical 3.94 semester GPA&#8217;s. The team also had six members who posted grade point averages of 3.65 or better.King&#8217;s women&#8217;s tennis team had eight players named to the honor roll. They included Natalie Coffee, Lauren DeReinzi, Madeline Griffin, Hannah Jenkins Emily Kabalka, Julia Keppel, Maggie Walsh, and Miranda Warunek. Walsh topped the squad with a perfect 4.00 semester GPA while Griffin, the MAC Women&#8217;s Tennis Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year, posted a 3.94 semester GPA.The men&#8217;s tennis team had three selections, including Nathan Carl, George Parkhurst, and Tyler Tuck. Carl had a team-best 3.95 GPA while Tuck and Parkhurst both bettered the 3.80 mark. Parkhurst, the MAC Senior Men&#8217;s Tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year, posted a 3.83 semester GPA.In order to be selected, student-athletes must have earned a minimum 3.20 grade-point average during the semester their season concludes. Freshman are also eligible for the first time ever. Spring sports athletes were selected based on their 2016 spring semester GPA.Mountain Post 5, Nanticoke 0Mtn. Post`AB`R`H`BIKehl 3b`4`0`1`0Distasio ss`4`0`1`0Caladie 2b`0`0`0`0Graves dh`3`0`1`0Kindler lf`3`1`1`0Kresge 1b`2`2`1`0Tokach p`2`2`2`2Darden c`3`0`1`1Brozena rf`3`0`0`0Taleroski cf`3`0`0`0Totals`28`5`8`3Nanticoke`AB`R`H`BIMorgan cf`3`0`0`0Windt 2b`1`0`1`0Pokrinchak 1b`2`0`0`0Shatley 1b`0`0`0`0Rimmer p`3`0`1`0Rynkiewicz c`3`0`0`0Reno ss`3`0`0`0Labenski rf`2`0`0`0Grodzicki rf`1`0`0`0Evans 3b`1`0`0`0Kurkoski p`1`0`0`0Piscotty lf`2`0`0`0Totals`22`0`2`0Mtn. Post`031`001`0`&#8212;`5Nanticoke`000`000`0`&#8212;`02B &#8212; KresgeMtn. Post`IP`H`R`ER`BB`KTokach (W)`7.0`2`0`0`4`3Nanticoke`IP`H`R`ER`BB`KRimmer (L)`5.0`7`4`2`0`2Kurkoski`2.0`1`1`1`1`1<style>
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Curtis Tokach twirls gem for Mountain Post Legion