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Holy Redeemer football can’t keep up with Athens

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Four honored for their service at the 2016 YMCA Leadership Dinner

Wyoming Valley West&#8217;s Jake Gurtis left his mark with four goals and an assist as the Spartans rolled past Wyoming Area 11-0 in a boys soccer game.Joyssen Gonzalez also added a hat trick and an assist in a winning effort.Wyoming Area goalkeeper Jason Mapes made a game-high seven saves.Holy Redeemer 1, Meyers 0Josh Perta scored Holy Redeemer&#8217;s lone goal, after a pass from Lucas Barnak, with 27:28 remaining in the first half.Meyers goalkeeper Joel Vasquez made a game-high nine saves.Holy Redeemer outshot Meyers 13-6.Dallas 7, Pittston Area 0Dallas put on an offensive clinic in a shutout win over Pittston Area. The Mountaineers registered 40 shots. Dallas&#8217; Evan McClain and Zach Holthaus each scored a pair of goals in the win.Pittston Area goalie Kyle Mildjeski made a game-high 20 saves.Tunkhannock 4, Crestwood 3Down 3-1 at the half, Tunkhannock scored three-unanswered goals in the final 40 minutes to secure the win over Crestwood.Tunkhannock&#8217;s Stefan Sica registered a hat trick in the second half, while Crestwood&#8217;s Kyle Gegaris scored a pair of goals. Tunkhannock&#8217;s Matt Goodwin made a game-high eight saves.Berwick 3, GAR 1Kenneth Marshman was all over the box score, leading Berwick to a two-goal win over GAR. Marshman scored a goal and tacked on a pair of assists in the win.Berwick outshot GAR 32-17 as GAR goalkeeper Jackie Tang registered a game-high 15 saves.Crestwood 10, Pittston Area 1Senior Kyle Gegaris, scored four goals and assisted on another, in the Comets&#8217; blowout win over Pittston Area Wednesday.Crestwood&#8217;s Hubert Herrera added a hat trick while Max Gariano scored a pair of second-half goals in a winning effort. Blake Brown scored Pittston Area&#8217;s lone goal.GIRLS SOCCERCoughlin 4, Hazleton Area 0Kendall Pearage was stellar, scoring three goals in a shutout over Hazleton Area.Abby Davis scored Coughlin&#8217;s other goal. The Crusaders outshot Hazleton 24-3.Crestwood 12, Tunkhannock 3Bella Termini led the way for Crestwood, scoring five goals in a rout over Tunkhannock.Sam Brumagin added a hat trick in the win, while Vanessa Atie assisted on an impressive six goals. Tunkhannock was paced by Faith Jones, who scored three goals.Meyers 3, GAR 1Erin Morris scored a pair of goals, leading Meyers to a two-goal victory over GAR Wednesday.Kayley Nilon scored Meyer&#8217;s third goal while Skylar Elmy score GAR&#8217;s lone goal. Meyers outshot GAR 25-8.GAR goalkeeper Haley Gobla made a game-high 20 saves.Dallas 4, Pittston Area 0Holly Holthaus figured in on three goals, scoring two and assisting on another. Alison Francis had the other two scores for the Mountaineers.Taryn Ashby made seven saves for the Patriots.GIRLS VOLLEYBALLCrestwood 3, Hanover Area 0Crestwood picked up a road win, sweeping Hanover Area 24-8, 25-9, 25-12.Crestwood was led by Ally Olzsyk, who tallied 26 assists, 16 service points and eight assists, while Maria Ellis pitched in with 19 service points, 10 aces and five digs. Both Serina Brenhofer and Ally Muse added nine kills each.Hanover was led by McKenna Reedy, who registered a service point, six digs and four assists, and Paige Jaslar, who added two service points and seven digs.COLLEGE GOLFWilkes finishes third in tri-matchWilkes University&#8217;s Alex Anderson shot a match-low 74 (+2) to lead the Colonels in a local tri-match against King&#8217;s College and the University of Scranton at the Huntsville Golf Club.Wilkes finished in third place with a team total of 369. Scranton took home first place with a 320 while King&#8217;s claimed second at 351.Corey Hauser followed Anderson carding an 84 while Connor Johnson (98) and Ryan Hunter (113) rounded out the Colonel finishers.Ryan Georgetti topped King&#8217;s with a second place overall finish shooting a 75. Kyle Hayes paced Scranton with a 76.Women&#8217;s VolleyballRutgers-Camden 3, Misericordia 1The Misericordia University volleyball team dropped a hard-fought 21-25, 23-25, 26-24, 25-22 decision to Rutgers-Camden in the Anderson Center.Paige Shaughnessy had 14 kills and 13 digs to lead the Cougars while Michelle Sehested added 10 kills. Nicole Tagerty had 34 assists and a team-high 19 digs.Coleby Charlier had eight kills and Megan Collins added seven kills and five blocks.BOYS SOCCERWyoming Valley West 11, Wyoming Area 0Wymoing Valley West`6`5`&#8212;`11Wyoming Area`0`0`&#8212;`0First half &#8212; 1. WVW, Claas Nemitz (Kyle Yusko), 3:44; 2. WVW, Jake Gurtis (Yusko), 4:09; 3. WVW, Joyssen Gonzalez (Charlie Keefer) 13:23; 4. WVW, Keefer (Gonzalez), 13:50; 5. WVW, Gonzalez (Nemitz), 14:36; 6. WVW, Gurtis (Yusko), 15:26. Second half &#8212; 7. WVW, Gurtis (Yusko), 48:15; 8. WVW, Gonzalez (Gurtis), 67:31; 9. WVW, Gurtis (Nate Naugle), 71:20; 10. WVW, Naugle (Noah Miller), 75:02; 11. WVW, Miller (Scott Nilsson), 76:00.Shots &#8212; WVW 27; WA 4. Saves &#8212; WVW 2 (Davis Weaver/Marco Pernisco); WA 7 (Jason Mapes). Corner kicks &#8212; WVW 9; WA 0.Holy Redeemer 1, Meyers 0Meyers`0`0`&#8212;`0Holy Redeemer`1`0`&#8212;`1First half &#8212; 1. HR, Josh Perta (Lucas Barnak), 27:28. Second half &#8212; None.Shots &#8212; MEY 6; HR 13 Saves &#8212; MEY 12 (Joel Vasquez/David Kasper); HR 6 (Anthony Khoudary). Corner kicks &#8212; MEY 3, HR 6.Dallas 7, Pittston Area 0Dallas`5`2`&#8212;`7Pittston Area`0`0`&#8212;`0First half &#8212; 1. DAL, Ricky Wooditch (Jake Hockenberry), 35:07; 2. DAL, Evan McClain (Ryan Nelligan), 18:25; 3. DAL, Zach Holthaus (Ryan Nelligan), 17:22; 4. DAL, Evan McClain (Justin Marshall), 13:39; 5. DAL, Zach Holthaus (Malik Kaleta), 6:00. Second half &#8212; 6. DAL, Alex Solano (Brian Kmetz), 25:30; 7. DAL, Brian Kmetz (Kade Kravits), 22:28.Shots &#8212; DAL 40, PA 0. Saves &#8212; DAL 0 (Kyle Greenwood); PA 20 (Kyle Mildjeski). Corner kicks &#8212; DAL 16, PA 1.Tunkhannock 4, Crestwood 3Crestwood`3`0`&#8212;`3Tunkhannock`1`3`&#8212;`4First half &#8212; 1. CRE, Sean Murphy (Dylan Perrone), 26:00; 2. TUN, Drew Tinna (Stefan Sica), 28:00; 3. CRE, Kyle Gegaris (Perrone), 29:00; 4. CRE Kyle Gegaris (DFK), 38:00. Second half &#8212; 5. TUN, Sica (Billy Prebola), 51:00; 6. TUN, Sica (Eddie Melan), 61:00; 7. TUN, Sica (Damon Williams), 64:00.Shots &#8212; CRE 13; TUN 9. Saves &#8212; CRE 5 (Aidan Zabiegalski); TUN 8 (Matt Goodwin). Corner kicks &#8212; CRE 7, TUN 3.Berwick 3, GAR 1GAR`1`0`&#8212;`1Berwick`1`2`&#8212;`3First half &#8212; 1. GAR, Francisco Espinoza, 18:15; 2. BER, Ever Ayala (Kenneth Marshman), 25:11. Second half &#8212; 3. BER, Marshman (Ayala), 22:04; 4. BER, Inmer Vasquez (Marshman), 26:33.Shots &#8212; GAR 17; BER 32. Saves &#8212; GAR 15 (Jackie Tang); BER 11 (Dyllan Weaver). Corner kicks &#8212; GAR 3; BER 1.Crestwood 10, Pittston Area 1Pittston Area`1`0`&#8212;`1Crestwood`5`5`&#8212;`10First half &#8212; 1. CRE, Kyle Gegaris, (Dylan Perrone), 7:00; 2. CRE, Hubert Herrera (Mike Ceklosky), 9:00; 3. CRE, Alex DeSpirito (Gegaris), 15:00;4. CRE, Gegaris, 16:00; 5. CRE, Herrera, 20:00; 6. PA, Blake Brown, 24:00. Second half &#8212; 7. CRE, Gegaris (Herrera), 45:00; 8. CRE, Gegaris (Curtis Tokach), 49:00; 9. CRE, Max Gariano, 51:00; 10. CRE, Herrera (Gariano), 55:00; 11. CRE, Gariano (Alex Despirito), 60:00.Shots &#8212; PA 7; CRE 37. Saves &#8212; PA 16; CREA 4. Corner kicks &#8212; PA 0; CRE 5.GIRLS SOCCERCoughlin 4, Hazleton Area 0Hazleton Area`0`0`&#8212;`0Coughlin`1`3`&#8212;`4First half &#8212; 1. COU, Kendall Pearage (Skyler Panattieri) 3:45. Second half &#8212; 2. COU, Pearage, 12:01; 3. COU, Pearage, 12:24; 4. COU, Abby Davis, 33:34.Shots &#8212; HAZ 3; COU 24. Saves &#8212; HAZ 0 (Paige Bonin); COU 3 (Page Davis). Corner kicks &#8212; HAZ 0; COU 6.Dallas 4, Pittston Area 0Pittston Area`0`0`&#8212;`0Dallas`3`1`&#8212;`4First half &#8212; 1. DAL, Holly Holthaus, 26:33; 2. DAL, Alison Francis, 15:39; 3. DAL, Francis (Holthaus), 6:09. Second half &#8212; 4. DAL, Holthaus (Olivia Kimmerle), 6:14.Shots &#8212; PA 1; DAL 16. Saves &#8212; PA 7 (Taryn Ashby); DAL 1 (Shayla Stuart). Corner kicks &#8212; PA 1; DAL 5.Meyers 3, GAR 1GAR`0`1`&#8212;`1Meyers`2`1`&#8212;`3First half &#8212; 1. MEY, Erin Morris, 17:54; 2. MEY, Morris (Maria Armbruster), 0:23. Second half &#8212; 3. MEY, Kayley Nilon, 24:57; 4. GAR, Skylar Elmy, 2:15.Shots &#8212; GAR 8; MEY 25. Saves &#8212; GAR 20 (Haley Gobla); MEY 2 (Devon Keiper). Corner kicks &#8212; GAR 2; MEY 11.<style>
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<div class="neCaption">Wyoming Area&#8217;s Brett Kostik, right, and Wyoming Valley West &#8216;s Zach Kobusky, left, and Jared Bittle, center, battle for the ball in Thursday&#8217;s WVC boys soccer game in Wyoming. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/web1_wvwwasoccer01-1.jpg</photo0><caption0>Wyoming Area&#8217;s Brett Kostik, right, and Wyoming Valley West &#8216;s Zach Kobusky, left, and Jared Bittle, center, battle for the ball in Thursday&#8217;s WVC boys soccer game in Wyoming. </caption0><photoCredit0>Pete G. Wilcox | Times Leader </photoCredit0></div><div class="neFile"><img class="neImage" src="https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/web1_wvwwasoccer02-1.jpg">
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Local Sports: Jake Gurtis’ 4 goals lead Wyoming Valley West past Wyoming Area in boys soccer