The Montgomery United Soccer Club (MUSC) U10 team, The Force, won the 10th Annual Shoot For The Cure Tournament, which is hosted by MUSC and benefits Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

Pictured front row (from left): Patrick McCartney, Brett Schwengels, Aidan Gales, Luke McMahon, Shane Connors, John Norman. Back row: Brian Bartle, Jonathan Owens, Nathan Hartman, Jack Kennedy, Matthew Moses, Matthew McDonald, Christopher Caputo.

The team pictured won the North Penn Valley Boys and Girls Club Midget Flag Football League championship.

The Montgomery Knights 17-year-old AAU basketball team won the Backcourt Hoops Spring Slam in Scranton May 14-15. The Knights, who feature plyaers from Suburban One League schools, went 4-0 in the tournament, winning the championship game 70-51.

Pictured (from left): Derek Dyer, Jake Silvers, Wes Brooks, Ryan Connelly, Mark Wonderling, Tim Abruzzo, Blair Weiss. Not pictured: Alex Talarico, Kyle Garrett, Jack Rauchut.

The following results are from the Montgomery County Quarter Midget Racing Club's races on May 4 in Phoenixville.

May 4
Junior Novice No. 1: Jeffrey Golia, John Darling, (18) Kasey Trent, (23) Brook Trent, Savannah Snyder.
Junior Novice No. 2: (22) Ryan Schell, (63) Nicholas Birmingham, Logan Bauman, (15) Ryan Harris, (18) Michael Langley.
Junior Novice No. 3:  (48) Edward Cielecki, (47) Wyatt Harrar, (100) Matthew Harvey, (99) Nicholas Hahn, Nicole Stoudt.
Senior Novice: (10) Seth Spayd, (73) Alex Hahn, (18) Samantha King, Steve Darling, (54) John Arms
Junior Honda No. 1: (43) Kevin Holt, (1) Jack Culbertson, (5) Conner Weiss, (21) Zachery Curtis, (22) Adrianna Delliponti.
Junior Honda No. 2: Brandon Shipley, Morgan LaBuda, Dalton Maiers, (27) Jared Edwards, (213) Alex Fink.
Junior Honda No. 3: Marshall LaBuda, (38) Decker Swinehart, (21) Cody West, (14) Kylie Murrary, Conner Stoudt.
Half: (79) Blaine Bracelin, (8) Billy Lasko, (6) Erik Spencer.
Heavy World Formula: Dan Lane, (142) Ryan Lilick, (69) John Bruce Ruckle, (90) Sierra Weaver, (103) Blake Hindle.
Senior Honda No. 1: (7) Sam Scicchitano, (45) Bobby Yeaney, Cohen Gambler, (51) Amanda Onimus, (41) Ryan Murray.
Senior Honda No. 2: (12) Madalyn Harvey, (42) Tyler Owen, (711) David Fink, (22) Aubrey Pence, (11) Matthew Lewis.
Senior Honda No. 3: (99) Hanna Flood, (85) Joel Peck, (23) Luke Whary, (15) Ryan Laise, (107) Peyton Chippie.
Heavy Honda: (80) David Crossman, (33) Heather Lasko, (079) Blaike Bracelin, (47) Renay Stover, Daniel Birmingham.
Light 160 No. 1: (5) Kyle Weiss, Kenny Miller, (38) Dylan Swinehart, Jonathan Gallagher, (55) Jake Santangelo.
Light 160 No. 2: (35) Andrew Layser, (104) Kyle Lilick, (57) Jimmy Meitzler, (97) Aaron Bollinger, (75) Jeremy McCourry.
Heavy 160: (59) Eric Humlhanz, (23) Angel Delancey, (35) Tyler Whary, (133) Stevie Senn, (008) Ricky Zachar.

Montgomery County Gymnastics, located in Harleysville, had four gymnasts compete at the Pennsylvania USAG Level 7 State Championships in Washington April 30-May 1.

Kianna Yancey was eigth overall and Paige Burrell was 23rd overall out of 36 gymnasts in the Junior A Division. Victoria Arnold placed 16th overall in the Senior A Division and Lindsey Fritz placed fifth overall in the Senior C Division. Montgomery County Gymanstics came in 13th overall out of 32 teams. 

Complete results can be found here.

The Ukrainian Dnipros, coached by Gary Stephenson, were champions in the Girls U-14 MSSL division at the MAPS 2011 Spring Challenge Tournament held on March 12-13 in Fort Dix, N.J.

The Dnipros defeated Souderton Area SA Blaze, FC Broncos and Hunterdon United SC Blaze to reach the championship, where it bested Middletown SC Patriots 2-1.

Pictured front row (from left): Alexis McCarthy-Prete, Emily Sullivan. Back row: Olivia Berry, Caitlin Shewbrooks, Madison Hackley, Jessica Chang, Kari Moyer, Taylor Chapman, Hunter Boland, Jessica Volm, Jordan Plummer, Madison McNutt, Kelliann Dolash, guest player Kayla Seiberlich, coach Brian Boland. Not pictured: Briana Coughlin, Maryanna Solecki, Kylie Tomlinson, guest player Charlotte Sands.

Ukrainian Nationals Inc., also known as "Tryzub" Philadelphia, is a non-profit organization dedicated to develop and promote soccer in the Ukrainian American community and the general Eastern Pennsylvania region. The Ukrainian American Sports Center is located in Horsham.

The St. Rose of Lima varsity softball team went undefeated in winning its second consecutive Lansdale Catholic Tournament. Led by the strong pitching of Alissa Mosser and Olivia Gorman, St. Rose defeated Mary, Mother of the Redeemer White, St. Anthony's, St. Bede, Corpus Christi Black and St. Luke's to take the tournament title.

Pictured front row (from left): Anna Mae Ferry, Maddy Peikin, Lauren Kasper, Olivia Gorman, Ann Schuck, Mary McDonald. Middle row: Emily Price, Shannon White, Avery Wood, Maggie Jones,
Brooke Pulli, Sam Hencken, Alissa Mosser. Back row: Coach John Mosser, coach Jay Jones.

The following results are from the Montgomery County Quarter Midget Racing Club's races on April 30 in Phoenixville.

April 30
Junior Novice No. 1: (18) Kasey Trent, Logan Bauman, Bennett Skelton, Savannah Snyder, (99) Nicholas Hahn.
Junior Novice No. 2: (48) Edward Cielecki, (23) Brook Trent, (18) Michael Langely, Nicole Stoudt.
Senior Novice: (10) Seth Spayd, Justin Hufford, (18) Samantha King, (73) Alex Hahn.
Junior Animal: Tyler Kindsey.
Junior Honda: (357) Conner Weiss, Marshall LaBuda, (38) Decker Swinehart, (01) Jack Culbertson (213) Alex Fink.
Senior Honda: (5) Kyle Weiss, Cohen Gambler, Jordan Madar, (36) Kenny Laureno, (85) Joel Peck.
Heavy Honda: (079) Blaike Bracelin, (80) David Crossman, (33) Heather Lasko.
Half: (79) Blaine Bracelin, (8) Billy Lasko.
Light 160 #1: (5) Kyle Weiss, (36) Kenny Laureno, (10) Makenzie Kuser, (104) Kyle Lilick, (42) Tyler Owen.
Heavy 160: (19) Connor King, (23) Angel Delancey, (103) Blake Hindle, (079) Blaike Bracelin.
Heavy World Formula: (142) Ryan Lilick, William Butler, (108) Jordan Knepp, (8) Billy Lasko, (103) Blake Hindle.

The following results are from Oaklane Quarter Midget Racing Club's races on April 30 in Trumbauersville. 

Oaklane's annual arrive and drive day is Sunday, May 15. Boys and girls from 5 to 15 can test drive a real race car on a real race track. More information here.

April 30

Junior Honda C Main: 1. Chase Stangle 2. Cecilia Smith 3. Samantha Osborn.

Light 160 C Main: 1. Jacob Descoteau 2. Camara Owens 3. Ryan Krachun.

Junior Novice A1-Main: 1. Tyler Kadezabek 2. Leah Bair 3. Connor Quinn.

Junior Honda B Main: 1. Dylan Osborn 2. Michael Clancy 3. Ava Horvath.

Senior Honda B Main: 1. Kiel Cochran 2. Nicholas Descoteau 3. David Erb.

Light 160 B Main: 1. Payton Zellers 2. Ryan Krachun 3. Ryan Davey.

Heavy 160 B Main: 1. Matthew Pawelski 2. Matt Dille 3. Ashley O'Toole.

Junior Novice A2-Main: 1. Nick Wehmeyer 2. CJ Bair 3. Jesse Lederer.

Senior Novice A Main: 1. Dalton Thames 2. Sean Lewis.

Junior Honda A Main: 1. Treyten Lapcevich 2. Joshua Patterson 3. Trevor Skumin.

Senior Honda A Main: 1. Matthew Pawelski 2. Bubba Lofton 3. Chloe Harding.

Junior Animal A Main: 1. DJ Hunt 2. Joshua Patterson 3. Ava Horvath.

Heavy Honda A Main: 1. Joey Bailey 2. Rich Speeney 3. Ashley O'Toole.

Junior Stock A Main: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. DJ Hunt 3. Michael Clancy.

Light Mod A Main: 1. Cayton Hornberger 2. Ryan Quinn 3. Camara Owens.

Heavy Mod A Main: 1. Kristian Lederer 2. Matt Tanner 3. Ashley O'Toole.

Light 160 A Main: 1. Brendon Bock 2. Bubba Lofton 3. Kyle Lee.

Heavy 160 A Main: 1. Matt Tanner 2. Mike Melair 3. Luke Harding.

Light B A Main: 1. Frankie Nervo 2. Payton Zellers 3. Camara Owens.

Light World Formula A Main: 1.Tyler Reeser 2. Frankie Nervo 3. Kyle Lee.

Heavy World Formula A Main: 1.Cayden Lapcevich 2.Kaleb Morrissey 3. Brenden Koehler.