The following results are from Oaklane Quarter Midget Racing Club's races on Sept. 9 in Trumbauersville.

Sept. 9
87 Cars
Light Mod B Main: 1. Matt Swanson 2. Jack Wehmeyer 3. Tylor Blake 4. Joey Jarowicz 5. Shawna Winters.
Light Mod A Main: 1. Dylan McCrone 2. Payton Zellers 3. Jack Wehmeyer 4. Joey Jarowicz 5. Matt Swanson.
Heavy Mod A Main: 1. Kristian Lederer 2. Mike Melair 3. Rich Speeney 4. Matt Tanner 5. Joey Bailey.
Junior Honda B Main: 1. Nick Wehmeyer 2. Joshua Patterson 3. Cecilia Smith 4. Ryan MacConnell 5. Jacob Van Doren.
Light 160 B Main: 1. Andrew Molleur 2. Nathaniel Brinker 3. Joseph Sekelsky 4. Jake Bailey 5. Joshua Patterson.
Junior Novice A Main: 1. Hunter Boyle 2. Leah Bair 3. Ava Cochran 4. Scott MacConnell.
Junior Animal A Main: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. DJ Hunt 3. Ava Horvath 4. Nicole Tobey 5. Jacob Van Doren.
Senior Honda A Main: 1. Jamie McAnally 2. Joseph Sekelsky 3. Sean Graham 4. David Polgardi 5. Kimberly Vinciguerra.
Junior Honda A Main: 1. Andrew Molleur 2. Joshua Patterson 3. DJ Hunt 4. Ava Horvath 5. Dylan Osborn.
Heavy Honda A Main: 1. Ashton Bianchi 2. Kallie Thomas 3. Matt Dille.
Junior Stock A Main: 1. DJ Hunt 2. Ava Horvath 3. Logan Blake.
Light 160 A Main: 1. Nathaniel Brinker 2. Kiel Cochran 3. Jeffrey Royall 4. Andrew Molleur 5. Joey Jarowicz.
Heavy 160 A Main: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Luke Harding 3. Jonathan Josko 4. Matt Tanner 5. Chloe Harding.
Light World Formula A Main: 1. Dylan McCrone 2. Nathaniel Brinker 3. Jonathan Josko 4. Zachary Mohr 5. Shawna Winters.
Heavy World Formula A Main: 1. Matt Swanson 2. Ashton Bianchi 3. Jake Bailey 4. Jeffrey Souder.

The following results are from the Montgomery County Quarter Midget Racing Club's races on Sept. 14 in Phoenixville.

Sept. 14
Jr Novice: Nicole Stoudt, Nick Hahn, Aidan Ohst.
Jr Novice U/R: Bennett Skelton.
Jr Honda No. 1: Zach Curtis, Michael Langley, Dalton Maiers, John Darling, Ryan Harris
Jr Honda No. 2: Adrianna Delliponti, Brandon Shipley, Decker Swinehart, Morgan LaBuda, Logan
Bauman.
Jr Honda No. 3: Jared Edwards, Wyatt Harrar, Angelo Kourpoupis, Kevin Holt, Kasey Trent
Half: Jordan Knepp, Billy Lasko, Blaine Bracelin, Erik Spencer.
Hvy W. Formula: Connor King, Ryan Lilick, Cory Merkel, David Crossman.
Hvy 160 No. 1: Matthew Lewis, Jason Bochnowicz, Angel Delancey, Blake Hindle, Ricky Zachar.
Hvy 160 No. 2: Kyle Lilick, Eric Humlhanz, Stevie Senn, Heather Lasko, Hayden Mearkle.
Sr Honda No. 1: Hanna Flood, Seth Spayd, David Fink, Keighley Saylor, Steve Darling.
Sr Honda No. 2: Ryan Laise, Jake Santaneglo, Joel Peck, Matthew Koresko, Marshall LaBuda.
Hvy Honda: Renay Stover, Sam Scicchitano, Hailey Owen, Alex Hahn, Liz Fanfera.
Lt 160: Andrew Layser, Aaron Bollinger, Dylan Swinehart, Kenny Miller, Nathan Griffith.

Pictured from left: James Managine, Deaglan Budd, Owen Johnston.

In preparation for the regular season, the North Penn Squires Flag team wrapped up its preseason with a game against the Norristown Bandits in the 19th annual Thomas Barone Day Tournament named in honor of a Norristown police officer who was killed in the line of duty while answering a domestic dispute.

The Squires captains for the week were Owen Johnston, Patrick McGee, Joseph Bogle, and Quinton Laughlin as North Penn and Norristown finished in an 18-18 tie.

On the first play of the game, the Squires’ Justin Egner scampered around the right end for an 80-yard touchdown aided up by the North Penn offensive line that included Roman Patrone, James Bones, Joseph Bogle and Ben Freer.

After Norristown punched in two touchdowns in the first half, the Squires defense forced the Bandits to turn the ball over on downs in two consecutive series with major stops by Nick D’ Angelo, Luke Cody, Deaglan Budd, Norm Gee, Levar Talley and Zack Smith.

The Squires defense pulled a total of 26 flags by a combined nine players.

Following at Norristown punt, North Penn’s Justin Egner scored another touchdown led by the downfield blocking of Kevin Pico, James Mangine and Cole Ostroff to tie the game.

The next series, Norristown took the ball down field and took the lead with a touchdown. With 2:35 remaining in the contest, the Squires offense put together a memorable drive, which Justin Egner capped off with his third touchdown to tie the game.

The Bandits received the ball back with 56 seconds left and two timeouts, but the Squires defense stood tall to preserve the tie.

North Penn opened its regular season Saturday, Sept. 24 at home.

Zach Moretski of Towamencin took third place in the Boys 11 and 12 Year Old Division of the Phillies Home Run Derby, held Sept. 5 at Citizens Bank Park. Moretski competed against other winners of regionals held throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

Zack Miles, age 10 of Hatfield, won the Boys 9 and 10 Year Old Division of the Phillies Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park on Sept. 5 and is pictured being presented the first place trophy by the Phillies’ John Mayberry, Jr. Miles advance through the local Hatfield and regional Harleysville contest to reach the championship final.

In early August, the Deep Run 12-year-old travel baseball team participated in the Dreams Park exhibition tournament in Cooperstown, N.Y. Pictured front row (from left): Ben Werkheiser, Justin Burkholder, Nick Nocero, Nate Runk, Ryan Nichols, Ryan Kinky. Middle row: Connor Schnable, Brock Hewitt, Jack Rand, Nick Schnable, Danny Coughlin, Jake Siwert,  Troy Crosson. Back row: Coach Drew Nocero, coach Craig Schnable, coach Steve Siwert.

The Towamencin Tornados U11B soccer team recently competed in two local weekend Tournaments. The Tornados took first place at West-Mont United’s Battle at Hilltop on Aug. 27 and pictured here after finishing in second place at Warminster’s Al Perlini Tournament on Sept. 3.

Pictured front row (from left): Daniel McCaffrey, Hunter Fidik, Griffin Zobel, Christian Snyder. Back row: Coach Paul Huzar, Jared Huzar, Allieu Sheriff, Ray Royds, Zack Miles, Conor Young, Matt Moroz, Bryon Rimmer, Coach Corey Rimmer. Not pictured: Caleb Rothaus, Andrew Owen.

The U12 Towamencin Thunder soccer team took second place at the 24th Annual Al Perlini Soccer Tournament. This is the second consecutive year the team came was second at the tournament, which was the first for the Thunder this season.

Pictured front row (from left): Brendan Gallagher, Gabe Friel, Lucas Apple, Ryan Bealer, Andrew McLaughlin, Matt Farrell, Ben Ahlmark. Middle row: Noah Clemens, Matt Donofrio, Matt Murphy, Alex Hartzel, Logan Saugling, Zach Warner, Brian Durkin, Ryan Delamater. Back Row: Assistant coach Shaun Farrell, coach Jeff Hill. Not pictured: Assistant coach Steve Hill, Kyle Schulze, Tyler Schulze,  Joey Lindsay.

The Sting Fastpitch 12U Gold softball team won the 2011 PONY Eastern Zone 12U Nationals with an 8-3 victory over the West Jersey Witches 98 on July 28 in Cary, N.C.

The Sting finished the season 56-7, and along with the A flight national title, won the Pennsylvania ASA A Flight state championship and four other tournament titles. The team will be honored on Labor Day at Citizens Bank Park during the Philadelphia Phillies game against the Atlanta Braves.
Based out of Royersford, the Sting, whose head coach is Lee Trythall and assistant coaches are Lori Ermish, Hiroomi Tada, Kevin Reinert and Bill Carty, is made up of players from at least five different school districts in Montgomery County.

Pictured front row (from left): Kaylee Tada, Sarah Reinert, Angie Carty, Cami Glenn. Back row: Natalie Damato, Gabi Ermish, Callie Wang, Alissa Vining, Jenna Trythall, Megan Kern, Lauren Waller.

The Ukrainian Dnipros won the Girls U-14 division at the 10th Annual Ukrainian Nationals Invitational Tournament held on May 27-29, in Horsham. Dnipro defeated West-Mont United Pride in the championship game 2 – 1.

Pictured front row (from left): Jessica Volm, Maryanna Solecki, Taylor Chapman, Jordan Plummer and Jessica Chang. Middle row: Coach Brian Boland, Emily Sullivan, Sinead Brierley, Madison McNutt, Kylie Tomlinson, Briana Coughlin, head coach Gary Stephenson. Back row: Grace Gaus, Casey Koodray, Hunter Boland, Charlotte Sands, Olivia Berry, Madison Hackley, coach Jennifer Tomlinson.

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.

In its first tournament together as a team, the Montgomery United Soccer Club U11 Union boys soccer team took second place at West-Mont United's Battle at Hilltop Tournament on Aug. 27.

Pictured front row (from left): Piro Cubranich, Jamie Ashby, Ryan Nocitra, Jacob Abrams, Greg Cutajar, Nathan Abbott, Jaiden Johnson, Brian Bartle, David Czekaij, Danny McFadden, Michael Ammendola, Ben Jimenez. Back row: Coach Tony Pacella. Not pictured: Jacob Sinn.