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Kendall Pearage scored with time winding down to give Coughlin a 1-0 win over Tunkhannock on Tuesday in a WVC girls soccer game.Paige Davis finished with five saves for the shutout while Tigers counterpart Abby Ritz had six saves.Wyoming Valley West 3,Hazleton Area 0Tiffany Michalek and Maggie Rittenhouse broke a scoreless tie early in the second half with two goals in two minutes for the Spartans. Kennadi Josefowicz added a late score.Paige Bonin made 21 saves in net for the Cougars.Dallas 7, Crestwood 1Alison Francis authored a five-goal performance as the Mountaineers scored seven unanswered goals to win. Gabriella Ramirez had the other two goals for Dallas.Bella Termini opened up the scoring with a goal for the Comets.GIRLS VOLLEYBALLPittston Area 3,MMI Prep 2The Patriots rallied all the way back from 2-0 down to beat the Preppers 18-25, 20-25, 25-22, 25-21, 15-6. Helping lead the comeback were Portia Weidlich (18 kills), Haley Lewis (16 service points) and Emily O&#8217;Brien (11 service points, eight kills).Lauryn Banas (10 kills, 23 assists) and Maddie Perchak (eight kills, seven digs) topped MMI.Wyoming Valley West 3,Berwick 2Grace Giza (13 kills, three blocks, eight service points, one ace), Maddie Casier (seven kills, one block) and Tessa Johns (32 assists) helped the Spartans pull out a 18-25, 25-23, 25-23, 16-25, 15-11 victory.The Bulldogs were led by Isabelle Donayre (five aces, 21 service points), Elizabeth Plyler (11 kills) and Damaris Ayala (37 assists, four kills, six digs).North Pocono 3,Wyoming Area 0Hannah Bray had a match-high 14 kills to help the Trojans win a back-and-forth match 19-25, 25-21, 25-18, 23-25, 15-10. Heather Kramer (15 assists, six kills, four aces), Mikalya Haikes (five aces, 11 assists) and Maddie Hughes (21 digs, 15 service points) also contributed.Brandi Sorukin led the Warriors with 12 kills.Tunkhannock 3,Coughlin 0The Tigers won straight tough sets to earn a 26-24, 26-24, 25-22 sweep of the Crusaders.Annalise Verbeek (14 assists, eight service points, four aces), Meghan Straley (17 service points), Mikayla Mills (six kills, two blocks) and Jessica Dymond (six kills) led Tunkhannock.Coughlin was topped by Mariely Herrera (10 digs, seven kills, three blocks, one ace, six service points), Mykayla Timek (13 digs, one kill, one block, two aces, nine service points) and Pilar Cantoran (three digs, one kill, one ace, 10 service points).Nanticoke 3, Meyers 0Jenna Lipowski (seven aces, three kills, 20 assists, one block), Kasey Radginski (11 kills, one block) and Jilann Baron (nine kills, one block) lifted Nanticoke to a 25-22, 25-13, 25-11 sweep.The Mohawks were led by Tattiana Monroe (12 digs, three kills) and Alyssa Lane (11 digs, three blocks).FIELD HOCKEYCrestwood 6,Honesdale 1Five different players scored for the Comets with Chloe Greene picking up two goals in the second half. Mackenzie Kile had a goal and an assist.Brooke Gardas had the Hornets&#8217; lone goal.Dallas 3,Lackawanna Trail 0Mikaila Charon, Molee Treslar and Sam Banks all scored for the Mountaineers.Melinda Ratchford came up with six saves for the shutout.Lake-Lehman 3,Delaware Valley 1In a game played Monday, Izzy Radel had a goal and an assist in the first half, scoring what proved to be the game-winner for the Black Knights.The Warriors got a goal from Eileen Nikles.Hanover Area 1, GAR 0In a game played Monday, Karly Bennett&#8217;s second-half goal gave the Hawkeyes the win on a setup by Erica Merth.Samara McDaniels was credited with 24 saves for the Grenadiers.COLLEGE SOCCERKing&#8217;s 1, Wilkes 0Chris Galeano scored the game&#8217;s only goal with just 13 seconds left in regulation off a feed from Aidan DiCamillo following a Wilkes turnover.The Monarchs&#8217; Owen Geedy and the Colonels&#8217; Tim Gallagher each had four saves.GIRLS SOCCERCoughlin 1, Tunkhannock 0Tunkhannock`0`0`&#8212;`0Coughlin`0`1`&#8212;`1Second half &#8212; COU, Kendall Pearage, 1:08.Shots &#8212; TUN 8; COU 11. Saves &#8212; TUN 6 (Abby Ritz); COU 5 (Paige Davis).Valley West 3, Hazleton Area 0Valley West`0`3`&#8212;`3Hazleton Area`0`0`&#8212;`0Second half &#8212; 1. WVW, Tiffany Michalek (Sabrina Seitz), 43rd minute; 2. WVW, Maggie Rittenhouse, 45th; 3. WVW, Kennadi Josefowicz, 73rd.Shots &#8212; WVW 29; HAZ 3. Saves &#8212; WVW 2 (Emma Grimes); HAZ 21 (Paige Bonin). Corner kicks &#8212; WVW 7; HAZ 1.Dallas 7, Crestwood 1Crestwood`1`0`&#8212;`1Dallas`3`4`&#8212;`7First half &#8212; 1. CRE, Bella Termini (Melissa Herrera), 26:10; 2. DAL, Alison Francis, 21:32; 3. DAL, Gabriella Ramirez (Kanisha Cheshire), 15:46; 4. DAL, Francis, 12:46. Second half &#8212; 5. DAL, Ramirez (Rachel Maniskas), 25:29; 6. DAL, Francis (Samantha Mazula), 16:10; 7. DAL, Francis (Holly Holthaus), 15:16; 8. DAL, Francis (Mazula), 9:23.Shots &#8212; CRE 4; DAL 11. Saves &#8212; CRE 7 (Lauren Andrews); DAL 5 (Rachel Nelligan). Corner kicks &#8212; CRE 3; DAL 2.FIELD HOCKEYCrestwood 6, Honesdale 1Honesdale`0`1`&#8212;`1Crestwood`3`3`&#8212;`6First half &#8212; 1. CRE, Mackenzie Kile, 23:17; 2. CRE, Morghan Murphy, 10:22; 3. CRE, Sarah Richards, 9:41. Second half &#8212; 4. CRE, Chloe Greene (Madisyn Granoski), 27:01; 5. CRE, Greene (Kile), 26:26; 6. CRE, Arden Morgans, 23:20; 7. HON, Brooke Gardas, 1:54.Saves &#8212; HON 13; CRE 3.Dallas 3, Lackawanna Trail 0Lack. Trail`0`0`&#8212;`0Dallas`3`0`&#8212;`3First half &#8212; 1. DAL, Mikaila Charon (Emily Farrell), 28:50; 2. DAL, Molee Treslar, 21:17; 3. DAL, Sam Banks, 5:46.Shots &#8212; LT 5; DAL 15. Saves &#8212; LT 12 (Weisenfluh); DAL 6 (Ratchford). Penalty corners &#8212; LT 7; DAL 9.Lake-Lehman 3, Dela. Valley 1(From Monday)Dela. Valley`0`1`&#8212;`1Lake-Lehman`2`1`&#8212;`3First half &#8212; 1. LL, Lilli Steranski (Izzy Radel), 22:45; 2. LL, Radel (Sarah Sabluski), 16:45. Second half &#8212; 3. LL, Carey-Anne Keiper (Sabluski), 26:35; 4. DV, Eileen Nikles (Maecy Chlebowski).Shots &#8212; DV 5; LL 7. Saves &#8212; DV 4 (Meghan Kelly); LL 5. Penalty corners &#8212; DV 3; LL 8.Hanover Area 1, GAR 0(From Monday)Hanover Area`0`1`&#8212;`1GAR`0`0`&#8212;`0Second half &#8212; 1. HAN, Karly Bennet (Erica Merth), 11:52.Shots &#8212; HAN 25, GAR 3. Saves &#8212; HAN 3 (Chrissy Kratz); GAR 24 (Samara McDaniels). Penalty corners &#8212; HAN 14, GAR 5.<style>
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Local roundup: Coughlin girls soccer prevails in second half