Pa. Girls: Tennis title for Archbishop Carroll

At the Arthur Ashe Tennis Center, Archbishop Carroll beat Masterman, 5-0, to claim the District 12 Class AA tennis championship and earn a spot in the state tournament.

All three of the Patriots' seniors, Molly Radford, Ryanne Baker and Amanda Salata, won their singles matches in straight sets.

The most competitive match of the day came at second doubles when the Carroll team of Margo Lesher and Alex Lawlor needed three sets to subdue Masterman's Theresa Breiner and Kaitlin McLaughlin, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2.

District 12 Class AAA.

Also at Arthur Ashe, Nicole D'Ascenzo and Lara Massuto came up with a clutch three-set win at first doubles to give Catholic League champion Cardinal O'Hara a 3-2 win over Public League standard-bearer Northeast for the overall district title.

D'Ascenzo and Massuto outlasted the Northeast team of Bethanie Radcliffe and Keisha Spain, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3.

At Tyler State Park, Christopher Dock edged Phil-Mont Christian for the Bicentennial Athletic League team title but Phil-Mont's Cecelia Forshee had the best time of the day by far to defend her title.

Forshee's time of 18 minutes, 36 seconds was almost a full minute ahead of second-place finisher Beth Coradino of Delco Christian (19:33).

Christopher Dock had 62 team points, nine ahead of Phil-Mont Christian.

Pioneer Athletic.

At the Daniel Boone Homestead, the Perkiomen Valley girls took the league team title and the top individual was Elizabeth Simpson of Boyertown (18:49).

Catholic.

At Belmont Plateau, Cardinal O'Hara successfully defended its league title and Archbishop Carroll's Katie Rodden took the individual title.

Kennett's Christine Shimel and Chichester's Aurora Kan both shot an even-par 72 to share the individual title at the PIAA Eastern Regional Championships at Golden Oaks Golf Club. Teams from both Little Flower and Mount St. Joseph qualified for the state tournament.

Cailyn Alfieri scored three goals to power Germantown Academy to a 7-1 win at Notre Dame, the first league loss for the Irish.

Jennifer Hoy and Kacie Kergides each scored a pair of goals for the Patriots. Karen Guarino scored for the Irish (10-2-1, 4-1-1).

Claire MacManus scored to give host Episcopal Academy a two-goal lead in a 2-1 win over Springside.

Kate Higgins scored twice for Penn Charter in a 3-1 win at Baldwin.

Central.

Jen Houtmann scored all three goals for host Springfield (Delaware County) in its 3-1 win over Ridley. Michelle Conway assisted on two of the goals. Julia DiGiacomo scored for the Green Raiders.

Ches-Mont.

Laura Davidson's 12 saves helped Kennett earn a 0-0 tie at Rustin, whose Sarah Leiby had four saves.

Friends Schools.

Freshman Iris Williamson scored three goals as Germantown Friends remained unbeaten in the league with a 5-0 win at Abington Friends.

Nonleague.

Mary Margaret Edwards scored all four goals for host Hill School in a 4-3 iwn over Agnes Irwin.

Sarah Asher scored and assisted for host Phil-Mont Christian in a 3-2 win over Christian Academy.

Jenna Gould scored 29 seconds into overtime to give host Hatboro-Horsham a 1-0 Suburban One League win over Central Bucks West.

Colleen Kempf and Kiera Kennedy scored the goals for host Central Bucks South in a 2-0 win over Central Bucks East.

Amy Cross scored twice for Upper Dublin in a 3-2 win over visiting Upper Merion.

Caroline Mountney's goal gave Springfield (Montgomery County) a 1-0 win over Plymouth Whitemarsh.

Inter-Ac.

Kelly Moore and Katie Ivory each had two goals and an assist for host Episcopal Academy in a 5-0 win over Springside.

Central.

Marple Newtown won at Upper Darby, 4-2, as Rachel Gordon, Denise McKeown, Catherine Gallagher and Rita McKeown scored.

Del-Val.

Caci Gleason's goal with 2:30 left in regulation gave Academy Park a 1-1 tie at Penn Wood.

Friends Schools.

Host Shipley got four saves from goalie Lily Turchi in a 4-0 win over Westtown.

Nonleague.

Annie McLaughlin's goal and assist gave Hill School a 3-0 win at Agnes Irwin.

Host Masterman completed its sixth consecutive unbeaten league regular season with a 25-7, 25-5, 25-19 Public League win over visiting rival Central, as Megan McFadden had eight kills and nine digs.