Flag
The North Penn Squires flag team dominated the undefeated Roxborough Eagles to earn a 37-20 victory on Oct. 21.
The Squires’ team captain, Kevin Pico, won the toss and elected to defer. North Penn’s defense took the field and after flag pulls by Justin Egner, Deaglan Budd, Owen Johnston and Lavar Talley the Eagles gave the ball up after four downs.
The Squires offense took the field and the offensive line of center James Mangine, Roman Patrone, Cole Ostroff, Luke Cody, Joseph Bogle,and Graham Palumbo started the game with solid play and kept Roxborough out of the backfield all night. The Squires offense was unstoppable, scoring six touchdowns — two each by Justin Egner and Ben Free and one score from both Patrick McGee and Zach Smith.
Owen Johnston would also score the extra point on Egner’s final touchdown of the game. The offense was aided by runs by Pico, Jaden Stahl, Norm Gee.
Defensively, stand out plays were made on defense by Nick D’Angelo, and James Bones, who intercepted the Eagles’ extra point attempt as the defense stood its ground.
The Squires will host Ambler-Whitpain next week in the Squires’ Homecoming weekend.

65 lbs.The 65-pound Squires faced a tough task against the NorthEast Outlaws at Pennbrook Middle School on Oct. 15. Turnovers plagued both teams, but the speedy Outlaws were able to break off two long runs on their way to a 20-0 win.
Kaleb Paulin and Evan Palumbo were active and productive on both sides of the ball. Sam Behr and Nolan Roberts led the team in tackles and recovered a fumble. The offense showed some life as Evin Sullivan and Aaron Oscar were playmakers in the losing effort.

55 lbs.The 55-pound Squires improved to 4-1 as they recorded a forfeit win.

The Harleysville Thunderbirds 14U Gold fastpitch softball team took first place in the Thunderbirds Fall Fest ASA 14U "B" Eastern National Qualifier Tournament held Oct. 15-16 in Souderton. The Thunderbirds went 5-0, defeating the PA Ball Hawks 4-2 in the championship game. Harleysville, coached by Frank Ball, Ernie Klee, Tom Klee, Rob Reuss, Anthony Rosato and Ken Seal, earned a berth to the Eastern Nationals to be held in Dayton, Ohio in 2012.

Pictured front row (from left): Alyssa Schwab, Jovanna Alfonsi, Ashley Seal, Shannon Hill, Kailey Karabin. Back row: Meghan Klee, KC Beck, Celeste Rosato, Shannon Ball, Allison Klee, Briana Reuss, Rachel Helverson, Emily Oltman. Not pictured:　 Dayna Shelly.

The Oaklane Pumpkin Races had 175 racers from all over — including Canada — compete on Oct. 7-8 in Trumbauersville.

Oct. 8
Junior Novice, Unrestricted P1: 1.Joshua Cranmer 2. Eddie Walter.
Junior Novice P1: 1. Dalton Dorr 2. Lauren Bair 3. Paul Owens.
Senior Novice P1: 1. Cassidy Owens 2. Sean Lewis.
Senior Honda P1: 1. Jamie McAnally 2. Ryan Quinn 3. Kassidy Michael.
Senior Honda P2: 1. Chloe Harding 2. Hunter Schaffer 3. David Polgardi.
Senior Honda P3: 1. Robbie Wisnieski 2. Joseph Sekelsky 3. Clayton Davey.
Junior Honda P1: 1. Dylan Osborn 2. Cecilia Smith 3. Joshua Patterson.
Junior Honda P2: 1. DJ Hunt 2. Jesse Lederer 3. Michael Thompson.
Junior Honda P3: 1. Treyten Lapcevich 2. Shane Emmons 3. Samantha Osborn.
Heavy Honda P1: 1. Jonathan Josko 2. Matt Dille 3. Miranda Carr.
Heavy Honda P2: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Luke Harding 3. Kallie Thomas.
Junior Stock P1: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. DJ Hunt 3. Ava Horvath.
Senior Stock P1: 1. Zachary Mohr.
Light Mod P1: 1. Camara Owens 2. Brooklyn Gable 3. Andrew Molleur.
Heavy Mod: P1: 1. Tyler Galatro 2. Jacob Fisher.
Light 160 P1: 1. Robbie Wisnieski 2. Tylor Blake 3. Payton Zellers.
Light 160 P2: 1. Nathaniel Brinker 2. Ryan Davey 3. Joshua Patterson.
Heavy 160 P1: 1. Ryan Morris 2. Tyler Reeser 3. Jamie McAnally.
Heavy 160 P3: 1. Luke Harding 2. Mike Melair 3. Matt Tanner.
Heavy 160 P2: 1. Kyle Lee 2. Chloe Harding 3. Brandon Grosso.
Light World Formula P1: 1. Kyle Lee 2. Brandon Grosso 3. Nicholas Vinciguerra.
Light World Formula P2: 1. Cayden Lapcevich 2. Payton Zellers 3. Ryan Davey.
Heavy World Formula P1: 1. Kristian Lederer 2. Matt Swanson 3. Mike Melair.
Heavy World Formula P2: 1. Tyler Reeser 2. Matt Tanner 3. Ian Williamson.
Junior Animal B Main: 1. DJ Hunt 2. Gabby Meixell 3. Andrew Molleur.
Junior Animal A Main: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. Ava Horvath 3. DJ Hunt.
Light A A Main: 1. Nathaniel Brinker 2. Cayton Hornberger 3. Dylan McCrone.
Heavy A A Main: 1. Tyler Reeser 2. Kristian Lederer 3. Matt Swanson.
Oct. 9
175 Cars
Junior Novice P1: 1. Paul Owens 2. Lauren Bair 3. Dalton Dorr.
Junior Novice, Unrestricted P1: 1. Joshua Cranmer 2. Eddie Walter.
Senior Novice P1: 1. Cassidy Owens 2. Sean Lewis.
Senior Honda P1: 1. Jordyn Madar 2. Nico Totaro 3. Dalton Thames.
Senior Honda P2: 1. David Polgardi 2. Sean Graham 3. Kimberly Vinciguerra.
Senior Honda P3: 1. Chloe Harding 2. Ryan Quinn 3. Kassidy Michael.
Junior Honda P1: 1. CJ Bair 2. Scott MacConnel 3. Freddy Nolan.
Junior Honda P2: 1. Ryan MacConnell 2. Ava Horvath 3. Michael Thompson.
Junior Honda P3: 1. Joshua Patterson 2. DJ Hunt 3. Shane Emmons.
Heavy Honda P1: 1. Matthew Pawelski 2. Brenden Koehler 3. Amanda Vinciguerra.
Heavy Honda P2: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Luke Harding 3. Jonathan Josko.
Junior Stock P1: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. Treyten Lapcevich 3. DJ Hunt.
Senior Stock P1: 1. Zachary Mohr 2. Jordyn Madar.
Light Mod P1: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. Kiel Cochran 3. Andrew Molleur.
Heavy Mod P1: 1. Jacob Fisher 2. Tyler Galatro.
Light 160 P1: 1. Dylan McCrone 2. Nicholas Vinciguerra 3. Ryan Quinn.
Light 160 P2: 1. David McCrone 2. Sean Graham 3. Brooklyn Gable.
Light 160 P3: 1. Nathaniel Brinker 2. Kiel Cochran 3. Ryan Davey.
Heavy 160 P1: 1. Matt Dille 2. Matthew Pawelski 3. Jamie McAnally.
Heavy 160 P2: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Tyler Reeser 3. Mike Melair.
Light World Formula P1: 1. Bryce Corbett 2. Jonathan Josko 3. Zachary Mohr.
Light World Formula P2: 1. Dylan McCrone 2. Brandon Grosso 3. Nicholas Vinciguerra.
Heavy World Formula P1: 1. Ryan Morris 2. Tyler Schuster 3. Adam Giovanetti.
Heavy World Formula P2: 1. Tyler Reeser 2. Mike Melair 3. Matt Tanner.
Junior Animal P1: 1. DJ Hunt 2. Joshua Patterson 3. Nick Wehmeyer.
Heavy A P1: 1. Cayden Lapcevich 2. Matt Tanner 3. Brandon Grosso.
Light A P1: 1. Dylan McCrone.
Junior Half A Main: 1. Christopher Torgalski 2. Matthew Hughes 3. Kaleb Morrissey.

Montgomery County
The following results are from Montgomery County Quarter Midget Club races on Oct. 8 in Phoenixville.

Oct. 8
Sr Honda B Main: Jake Santangelo, Justin Hufford, Bobby Yeaney, Julia Kreider, Ryan Laise.
Hvy Honda B Main: Roxanne Kreider, Ricky Zachar, Sam Scicchitano, Alex Hahn, John Arms.
Lt 160 B Main: Aaron Bollinger, Hanna Flood, Justin Whittall, Sam Scicchitano, Anthony Banis.
Jr Honda B Main: Michael Langley, Edward Cielecki, Andrianna Delliponti, Wyatt Harrar, Logan Bauman.
Jr Animal: Conner Stoudt, Adrianna Delliponti.
Sr Honda: Aaron Bollinger, Dylan Swinehart, Hanna Flood, Jake Santangelo, Tyler Owen.
Hvy Honda: David Crossman, Sam Scicchitano, Hailey Owen, Samantha King, Renay Stover.
Jr Novice: Nicole Stoudt, Max Culbertson, Nick Hahn.
Jr Novice U/R: Bennett Skelton.
Half: Jordan Knepp, Blaike Bracelin, Billy Lasko.
Lt 160: Branden Pavel, Aaron Bollinger, Dylan Swinehart, Darrell Kreider, Jesse Bartleson.
Hvy 160: Gary Bozowski, Kyle Lilick, Connor King, Angel Delancey, Makenzie Kuser.
Jr Honda: Jared Edwards, Michael Langley, Jesse Bartleson, Wyatt Harrar, Ryan Harris.
Lt World Formula: Eric Humlhanz, Branden Pavel Angel Delancey, Gary Bozowski, Justin Whittal.
Hvy World Formula: Connor King, Ryan Lilick, Billy Lasko, Blake Hindle, Sean Weiss.

Flag
The North Penn Squires flag team battled the Conshohocken Bears last Saturday, with North Penn earning an impressive 22-6 victory.
The NP defense stepped in up in holding the Bears to six points, as Owen Johnson and Deaglan Budd had seven and six flag pulls, respectively, to led the Squires. Nick added four flag pulls, two of which were touchdown-saving. Ben Freer, Patrick McGee and Justin Egner also had a touchdown saving flag pull.
Levar Talley, Luke Cody, James Bones, and Kevin Pico rushed the Bears on almost every play, creating confusion and disruption in the Conshohocken backfield.
The Squires offense was not going to be out done by the defense, and on North Penn’s third play from scrimmage, quarterback Justin Egner faked to the left and rushed to the right and left the Bears behind on a 65-yard touchdown run. The extra point was added by Norm Gee, as he received the handoff and marched into the Bears end zone behind the blocking of James Mangine, Joseph Bogle, Cole Ostroff and James Bones.
On the Squires’ next offensive series, Zach Smith scored his first touchdown of the season, taking the handoff and rumbling 55 yards for the score. The Squires lined up in the shotgun formation for the extra point and center Quinton Lauglin snapped it to Egner who connected to Ben Freer for the two-point conversion.
The Squires offense was not done there. Justin Egner added another touchdown aided by the blocking of Graham Palumbo, Roman Patrone and Jacob Schumacher. Jayden Stahl added the extra point, running around the right edge to get his first points of the season. In Week 6 the Squires will face Roxborough.

55-pound
The weather was beautiful for the North Penn Squires 55-pound team’s game at the Bucks County Bears North Penn opened up with a great defensive stand lead by Mathew Buseck, Bobby Hill, Tyler Craig, and Brady Lawrence. The Squires then scored on their first offensive series on a 40-yard touchdownrun with great blocking lead by Julia Kile, Dylan Wszolek, and Ryan Austin.
Offensive touchdowns where orchestrated by Mike Benedict at quarterback, while Lucas Francis had two touchdowns over 40 yards and Gus Ross had a touchdown run over 40 yards as the Squires win 19-0.
The North Penn defensive stole the show as they did not allow the Bears to record a first down and Chris Freer had two fumble recoveries as the Squires won their third straight game — all by shutout — to stand at 3-1 on the season.

65-pound
After some real battles and low-scoring games, the 0-4 65-pound Squires faced the 3-1 Bucks County Bears.
North Penn did not disappoint, playing smash-mouth football to drive down to the 3-yard line just before halftime but fell short of scoring. The great runs were aide by the solid performance of the offensive line anchored by center Andrew Horan and had Evan Polumbo, Jake Federer and Cole Daley leading the blocking.
Evan Hannings had the best game of any running back to this point of the season as the Squires managed the offense and swarmed on defense. Sam Behr catching three substantial passes from Evin Sullivan. Another long drive resulted in no points for the Squires as the game ended in a 0-0 tie.

The Montgomery United U11 Girls Lightning soccer team took first place in the Girls U11 Silver group at the Western Lehigh Fall Fest Oct. 8-9. The Lightning defeated the PASC Fury 5-0 and Massapequa SC Venom 3-1 on Oct. 8. The next day, they tied GCVSA Lightning 1-1 and lost to Northwestern Soccer Girls 00’-01’ Tigers 3-1, but the lone goal gave Montgomery United the tiebreaker for the championship.

Pictured front row (from left): Amanda Greaney, Colleen Viereck, Colleen Sands, Meghan Coulton, Riley Fetzer. Second row: Cecily Gibson, Josie Ruzek, Brigid Consolo, Alyssa Selverian, Jordan Pietrzykoski. Third row: Zoei Baines, Daelin Brown, Maeve Heckard, Giavanna Hunt; Back row: Coach Dave Fetzer, coach Don Baines, coach Bryan Ruzek.

The Bucks-Mont United 98 (U14) girls soccer team took first place in the silver division at the 20th Annual Jack Walsh Memorial Soccer Tournament, hosted by Hunter Soccer Club in Abington Oct. 8-9. Goalkeeper Sam Sherer gave up just one goal as Bucks-Mont went unbeaten in the tournAment and claimed the championship with a 1-0 victory over the Phoenixville Hurricanes.

Pictured front row: Sam Sherer. Middle row (from left): Cassidy Clemens, Lauren Purcell, Nina Ray, Sam Joseph, Angie Capozzi, Alyssa Ryan; Back row: Coach Mike Harder, Arianna Harder, Liz Gregorio, Haley Miller, Christina Auriemma, Mel Lauro, Jenny Blank, Megan Swintosky, Patricia Elechko, coach Joe Purcell. Not pictured: Jillian Gilmartin, coach Ray Hess.

Flag
The North Penn Squires flag football Team played rival Harleysville Eagles last Friday night. The Squires were led on the field by captains Jacob Schumacher, James Mangine, Joseph Bogle, and Justin Egner in way ended a 31-20 victory for North Penn.
Justin Egner took off for his first touchdown behind lineman James Mangine and Joseph Bogle. On defense, after flag pulls by Owen Johnston and Deaglan Budd; safety Patrick McGee intercepted an Eagles’ pass attempt. Ben Freer proceeded to break a 60-yard score down the NP sideline. Egner added another touchdown as the offensive line that included Cole Ostroff, Graham Paumbo and shotgun center Quinton Laughlin held tough to help North Penn lead 16-13 at halftime.
In the second half, the NP defense stood its ground and pulled many game-saving flags including the following flag pulling stats — Budd (6), Johnston (5), McGee (5), Zack Smith (2), and one flag pull each by Freer, James Bones, Jacob Schumacher, Nick D’Angelo, Kevin Pico, Norm Gee and Levar Talley.
Egner scored another touchdown, breaking loose for his third 30-yard plus score of the game. Jayden Stahl added the extra point with a 3-yard run behind the blocking of Roman Patrone and Luke Cody. After the an Eagles’ score, Egner connected with Freer for a 60-yard screen pass. Zack Smith then rumbled 25 yards into the end zone for the fifth Squires touchdown.
On Oct. 2, the North Penn Squires flag team faced off vs. the Norristown Bandits. The Squires captains for the week were Quinton Laughlin, Roman Patrone, Patrick Mcgee, and Nick D’Angelo as North Penn fell 24-12 to the Bandits.
Tthe Squires marchd down to the Bandits 15 on their first possession, but turned the ball over downs. The North penn defense fought hard all day and never gave up, with flag pulls by McGee (2 flags), Zack Smith (5 flags), Owen Johnston (6), Deaglan Budd (4), Nick D’Angelo (3), Ben Freer (2) and Justin Egner (2).
On the Squires second possession, after runs by Freer and Jayden Stahl, Egner took off along the Squires’ sideline behind the blocking of Norm gee and Graham Palumbo to tie the game 6-6. At halftime the Bandits led 12-6.
Norristown received the ball first in the second half and scored a touchdown  after battling through the Squires defense that included Kevin Pico and Levar Talley. The fleet-footed Egner went on to score another touchdown with major blocks on the line by James Mangine and Roman Patrone that kept the pursuing Bandits out of the Squires backfield. Norristown proceeded to score a touchdown to put the game out of NP’s reach.

The North Penn Squires proudly announce their cheerleeding squad. The organization does not only field four tackle teams and a flag squad it also has many (mostly) young ladies offering cheer and support. The cheerleading and spirit squads practice a few times of week and entertain the community at halftime and during the games led by Tina Lux.

The Souderton Braves cheerleading teams took part in the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic at Quakertown High School on Oct. 1. Advancing competition squads will compete at Temple University on Oct. 22.

The Souderton Braves Tiny Mites (70 lb.) cheer squad gave great effort , looked amazing and had a great performance at the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic.

The Souderton Braves Jr. Mitey Mites (80 lb.) cheer squad showcased its skill at the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic. The first and second year girls proved they had spirt and skill to go far, looked great and represented the Braves well.

The Souderton Braves Jr. Pee Wee (105 lb.) cheerleading squad competed at the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic, with the 29-girl team taking first place in its division.

The Souderton Braves Pee Wee (12) cheer squad took first place at the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic, with the team competing again in the qualifiers competition at Temple University on Oct. 22.

After months of hard work, the Souderton Braves Midget (160 lb.) cheer squad wowed the crowd at the Bux-Mont Cheer Classic with high-flying baskets, twisting dismounts and explosive energy to qualify for the the Regional Qualifier on Oct. 22 at Temple to try and reach regional competition Trenton, N.J. in November.

The following results are from Oaklane Quarter Midget Racing Club’s races on Oct. 1 in Trumbauersville.

Oaklane
Junior Novice, Unrestricted Heat 1: 1. CJ Bair 2. Scott MacConnel 3. Connor Quinn.
Junior Novice Heat 1: 1. Paul Owens 2. Lauren Bair.
Junior Animal Heat 1: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. Ava Horvath 3. Joshua Patterson.
Senior Honda Heat 1: 1. Nicholas Descoteau 2. Robbie Wisnieski 3. David Erb.
Senior Honda Heat 2: 1. Jamie McAnally 2. Hunter Schaffer 3. Briggs Danner.
Junior Honda Heat 1: 1. Joshua Patterson 2. Ava Horvath 3. Gavin Danner.
Junior Honda Heat 2: 1. Dylan Osborn 2. Ryan MacConnell 3. Shane Emmons.
Heavy Honda Heat 1: 1. Ashley O’Toole 2. Matt Dille 3. Rich Speeney.
Junior Stock Heat 1: 1. Dylan Osborn 2. Ava Horvath.
Light Mod Heat 1: 1. Camara Owens 2. Kiel Cochran 3. Jack Wehmeyer.
Heavy A Heat 1: 1. Camara Owens 2. Matt Tanner.
Light World Formula Heat 1: 1. Camara Owens 2. Nathaniel Brinker 3. Ryan Quinn.
Heavy World Formula Heat 1: 1. Joey Bailey 2. Kristian Lederer 3. Mike Melair.
Junior Half Heat 1: 1. Kaleb Morrissey.
Light 160 D Main: 1. Nicholas Vinciguerra 2. Joshua Patterson 3. Ryan Davey.
Heavy 160 C Main: 1. Jamie McAnally 2. Kelsey Reeser 3. Jonathan Josko.

Flag
The North Penn Squires flag team traveled to play the Plymouth Whitemarsh Spartans on Sept. 24. The captains for the week were Cole Ostroff, Luke Cody and Levar Talley as PW won 13-12.
The Spartans received the ball and after flag pulls by Owen Johnston, Zachary Smith and Ben Freer, PW punched it in the end zone with a 5-yard run.
The Squires offensive line, including Joseph Bogle, Quinton Laughlin and center James Mangine, kept the Spartans defensive line in check and on North Penn’s first possession quarterback Justin Egner broke out to score the Squires’ first touchdown to tie the game at 6-6.
The Squires defense held the Spartans off the board for the remainder of the first half, while North Penn scored with no time on the clock to lead 12-6 at halftime when receiver Graham Palumbo’s block on the right-side corner released Egner, who went left and reversed direction across the field for another touchdown
The second half was a defensive battle, with Deaglan Budd, Patrick McGee, James Bones, Kevin Pico and Nick D’Angelo making plays to keep the Spartans out of the end zone. With 2:40 left in the half, the Spartans scored a touchdown to go ahead 13-12.
The Squires received the ball back with less than two minutes remaining and after runs by Freer and Egner the clock ran out with PW holding on to the one-point win.
North Penn travels to Norristown to play the Bandits in Week 3.

▪ The North Penn Squires flag team began the regular season at home against the Conshohocken Bears on Sept. 17. The Squires’ Week 1 captains were Norm Gee, Graham Palumbo, Jaden Stahl and Kevin Pico as North Penn opened with a 26-20 victory.
The Squires defense took the field first, defending the east goal with stops from Ben Freer, Zack Smith, Owen Johnston and Levar Talley. The Bears handed the ball over to the Squires in the second series.
The Squires offense took the field and Jaden Stahl broke a long run up the middle, putting the Squires on the 20-yard line. The next play, behind the blocking of Roman Patrone, Quinton Laughlin, and James Mangine, Joe Bogle took the ball around the right end and scampered in for six points. Norm Gee evaded Conshohocken defenders to add the extra point with a run around the left end.
The Bears offense came back on the field and after stops by Patrick McGee and Nick D’Angelo, Conshohocken’s running back broke a long run for a touchdown.
The Squires offense took the field again and Ben Freer scored on a 50-yard touchdown run to put the Squires up again. Another Conshohocken touchdown made it 13-13 at halftime.
After the Squires took the second half kickoff, Justin Egner faked the hand off to Jaden Stahl and took off for a 40-yard touchdown. On the Bears ensuing offensive drive they added another touchdown and for the first time this season the Squires trailed.
North Penn received the ball and Ben Freer add another touchdown behind the blocking of Cole Ostroff and Jacob Schumacher. The Bears would have one more chance on offense, only to be denied by the Squires linebacking crew that includes Deaglan Budd, Luke Cody and Nick D’Angelo.

▪ The regular season for the NP Squires started with the annual kickoff classic at the end of summer against the Harleysville Eagles. The Squires claimed the cup and won the series. The flag, 55-pound and 75-pound teams won their games with the only win for Harleysville coming at the 65-pound team.

55 lb. Squires
It was a very wet day on the field, but the 55-pound North Penn Squires maintain their footing to scored four rushing touchdowns and allow no points or first downs to Warminster.
On offense, quarterback Mike Benedict pitched the ball successfully all day to Lucas Francis, who scored three touchdowns in the first half. All of the touchdowns runs where lead by the outstanding blocks of Alex Smith, Jake Dolan and Peyton Brown.
Early in the second half, Guss Ross had a 60-yard run, the scored on a 1-yard run the next play.
Defensively, the Squires showed their style of the Wide-9 defense, with a a ton of tackles lead by Ryan Zeltt , Luke Stakelbeck, Zach Kline and Ryan Pico.
On a kickoff, Luke Smeltzer made a touchdown-saving tackle and the score remained 27-0 North Penn as the Squires earned a strong victory over Warminster.
The 55lb. team started the season with a 13-0 loss to Cecil B Moore and are now 1-1 in the young season.

65 lb. Squires
A very tough start to the season with kids being overweight and the QB suffering a concussion did not deter the Squires. Despite an 0-3 start, two games against both Cecil B Moore and Warminster were one-score games until the very end.
Sam Behr and Evin Sullivan have led the offense at the quarterback position and smart-decision making. Sullivan had the most yardage in the first game. Davidson Heinz had scored the team’s only touchdown and Aaron Oscar and Evan Hannings have been the playmakers on the offense.
Line has been effective and getting better each game. Moving the pile and playing great are kids like Jake Federer and Mike Lennon.
Top hitters like Kaleb Paulin, Nolan Roberts and Nolan Verespy have made plays and rung bells on both sides of the ball.

The Ukrainian Dnipro Girls U-15 team won the champion division at the West Chester Summer Classic Tournament Aug. 5–7 in West Chester. Dnipro shut out PA Power in the championship game 2-0.

Pictured front row (from left): Sinead Brierley, Jordan Plummer, Katelyn Gilinger, Madison McNutt, Kylie Tomlinson. Middle row: Grace Gaus, Jessica Chang. Back row: Coach Brian Boland, head coach Gary Stephenson, Madison Hackley, Olivia Berry, Hunter Boland, Charlotte Sands, Jessica Volm, Maryanna Solecki, Emily Sullivan, coach Jennifer Tomlinson Not pictured: Briana Coughlin, Kayla McNamee, Casey Koodray, Taylor Chapman.

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 Harleysville Thunderbirds 16U girls softball team went undefeated (four victories and one tie) in winning the USSSA Fallapalooza Softball Tournament at Veterans Park in Quakertown Sept. 24-25.


 Pictured front row: Gabby Binando. Middle row (from left): Kacy Carroll, Jenna Gibbons, Morgan Yoder, Paige Shelly, Dayna Shelly. Back row:  Amanda Loar, Nicole Yanni, Missy Wiley, Erelle Sowers, Becca Shanks. Not pictured: Alyssa Kratz, Ashley Seal.