Sports Weekly Roundup

Here is a list of scores, postponements and cancelations from Oct. 10 - 15. Some scores have not been reported yet. LRSC Patch will give updates when the information becomes available.

Monday, Oct. 10

Field Hockey (away) def. Boyertown H.S., 3-1

Goals:
All first half
SF: Gabby Major 22:16, assisted by Brandy Nice
Gabby Major 18:46, assisted by Hannah Power
Gabby Major, 5:15 assisted by Taylor Fry

Boyertown: Haley Wentzel 11:21 (2nd half), assisted by Danielle Stong

Shots:
SF: 12
Boyertown: 17

Corners:
SF: 5
Boyertown: 10

Saves:
SF: Katie Simpson, 16
Boyertown: Lindsay Clinton, 10

Tuesday, Oct. 11

Owen J. Roberts def. Field Hockey (away), 3-1

Goals:
OJR: Amanda Fuerstch, 2:54 assisted by Corrine Mattia
Lauren Scweppe, 5:49, assisted by Amanda Fuerstch
Taylor Shronk, 4:11, assisted by Heather Morris
SF: Gabby Major 3:44 (first half)

Shots:
SF: 9
OJR: 10

Corners:
SF: 7
OJR: 8

Saves:
OJR: 5
SF: 8

Owen J. Roberts def. Boys Soccer (away), 3-1

Goals
Ryan Crist

Owen J. Roberts def. Girls Soccer (home), 2-1

"OJR scored two goals (Julianna Provini and Meghan Antrim) in the first half off two defensive mistakes," said head coach Sheldon Chamberlain. "Spring-Ford came roaring back to score a goal by Megan Giannoupolis who beat the goalie one-v-one and placed the ball in the lower 90. Spring-Ford dominated the second half missing several opportunities to tie the game. The Rams pounded OJR with 21 shots on goal to 11 shots for OJR and 12 corner kicks to one."

Unionville def. Girls Volleyball (home): 27-29, 25-19, 25-23, 25-23

Unionville Stats
Chelsea Rafetto with 3 Aces, 12 Kills, 35 Assists, and 18 digs
Emily Senegeto 3 Aces, and 24 Digs
Sydney Salle 10 Kills
Alex Baptiste 8 Kills, 4 Blocks
Becky Baptiste 4 Blocks
Maddie Malone 13 digs
Sophia Paffas 19 Digs

Spring-Ford Stats
Catherine Burger 21 Assists
Kirsten Overton 13 Kills, 10 Blocks
Christine Irrera 24 Digs
Kendall Janus 18 Digs
Kara Symanski 19 Digs
Josie Swenson 8 Kills, 5 Blocks



Wednesday, Oct. 12



Cross Country @ Pottsgrove (NO SCORE REPORTED)

Thursday, Oct. 13

Field Hockey (home) def. Perkiomen Valley, 2-1

Goals:
SF: Lex Versak 18:03 assisted by Alyssa chillano
Alyssa chillano 7:29 stroke in second half
PV: Annie himsworth 25:15 assisted by carli conners

Shots:
SF: 16
PV: 3

Corners:
SF: 11
PV: 7

Saves:
SF: 2
PV:14

Girls Soccer (away) @ Perkiomen Valley (NO SCORE REPORTED)

Girls Volleyball (away) def. Kennett: 25-12, 21-25, 25-19, 25-9

Spring-Ford Statistics
Junior Kristen Overton 15 Kills & 8 Blocks
Junior Christine Irrera 28 Digs
Sophomore Catherine Burger 17 Assists

"Junior Amanda Jurewicz had two great serving runs," said head coach Josh McNulty. "In the first game she ran 10 serves that included two aces, and in the fourth game, she had a nine-point serving run with one ace."

Friday, Oct. 14

Girls Soccer (away) def. Phoenixville, 4-1

"Sammy Stipa scored a hat-trick and Megan Giannoupolis added another goal to seal the victory for the Rams," said head coach Sheldon Chamberlain. "Spring-Ford had 12 shots on goal and seven corner kicks to Phoenixville’s seven shots on goal and three corner kicks. This brings Spring-Ford’s record to 5-8 overall and 5-6 in the PAC 10 conference."

Pope John Paul II H.S. def. Girls Volleyball (home): 28-26, 23-25, 21-25, 25-16, 15-11

Spring-Ford Stats
Kirsten Overton - 23 Digs, 20 Kills, and 16 Blocks
Catherine Burger - 26 Assists
Anna Sacarelli - 20 Assists
Amanda Goodrich - 13 Kills
Leana Detweiler - 25 Digs
Christine Irrera - 60 digs

"This was a match I have been waiting for since we played them the first time, and it wasn't the same Spring-Ford team from earlier in the year, we were more disciplined and consistent than ever before," said head coach Josh McNulty. "It was a very emotional and adrenaline driven match with the girls giving it their all ever point, and we took PJP by surprise."

Saturday, Oct. 15

Downingtown East def. Girls Soccer (home), 4-0

"East was superior in many parts of the game as the Spring-Ford girls battled until the end of the contest," said head coach Sheldon Chamberlain. "This brings Spring-Ford’s record to 5-9 overall and 5-6 in the PAC 10 conference."