Ava Jamison led Dallastown with 13 points, and Campbell O’Neill added 11 points.
Dallastown 49, Mifflin County 30
Dallastown (49)
n. Good 1 0-2 3, a. Doyle, 4 0-0 10, C. O’Neill 4 0-0 11, e. POV 1 2-2 4, PM 4 0-0 8, A. Jamieson 5 0-0 13. Totals: 19 2-4 49.
3-Point Goals: O’Neal 3, Jamison 3, Doyle 2, Good 1.
Not recorded: K. McNeely.
Mifflin County (30)
Leicester 2 7-9 12, J. Budtorf 1 0-0 3, J. Kannagi 2 0-0 6, A. Baker 1 0-0 2, M. Beachy 3 0-0 7. Totals: 9 7- 9 30.
Triple goals: J. Kanagi 2, A. Lister, J. Budtorff, M. Beachy.
Not recorded: B Weaver, M Gingrich, T Bender, R Retherford, C Williams.
The result is a quarter
Dallastown 15 12 17 5 – 49
Mifflin County 3 7 5 15 – 30
Tame EJ
By wild cats
COCOLAMOUS — The East Juniata Tigers got off to a fast start, but were unable to hold off the visiting Mifflinburg Wildcats in a 32-25 nonleague defeat on Saturday.
The Tigers (1-2) held Mifflinburg scoreless in the first quarter, but outscored them 32-17 the rest of the way.
Kade Baker led East Juniata with eight points in the loss, while Brooke Gessner and Elizabeth Chesley each scored eight points for Mifflinburg.
Mifflinburg 32, East Juniata 25
Mifflinburg (32)
E Chesley 4 0-0 8; M. Morrison 3 0-2 6; J. Tilghman 2 0-0 4; n. Osborne 1 2-2 5; B. Jessner 4 0-0 8; to. Muir 0 1-1 1. Totals: 14 3-5 32.
3-Point Goals: Osborne.
Not recorded: E. Tropp, C. Yoder.
East Juniata (25)
s. Brakebill 2 2-2 6; C Baker 4 0-1 8; M. Peters 1 0-4 2; L. Craner 1 2-4 4; M. Snyder 0 5-6 5. Totals: 8 9-17 25.
3-point goals: none.
Not recorded: A. Eby, K. Siegler Lewis, R. Camel.
The result is a quarter
Mifflinburg 013 13 6 – 32
East Juniata 8 4 7 6 – 25
Boys basketball
MIDDLEBURG — Noah Romig scored a game-high 34 points as the Mid-West Mustangs raced to an early lead and beat visiting East Juniata 59-45 in a nonleague game on Saturday.
Romig scored 10 points in the first quarter as the Mustangs led 17-12. He added 12 points in the second quarter, hitting four three-pointers, as Midwest led 32-18 at halftime. Romig added seven points in the third quarter and five in the final stanza as Midwest won by double digits.
Cole Schott added nine points for Midd-West and D’Zaney Coley scored six. For East Juniata, Rhett Smith finished with 14 points and Clark Ritzman added 10 points.
Midwest 59, East Juniata 45
East Juniata (45)
S. Sviki 4 0-0 8, W. Smith 5 2-4 14, J. May 2 0-0 4, S. Kubacki 3 2-4 8, C. Ritzman 3 3-3 10, n. Carolus 0 1 -2 1. Totals: 17 8-15 45.
3-point goals: W. Smith 2, C. Ritzman.
Not recorded: P Carrasquillo, X Hunt, P Rispone, D Brubaker, E Hopley, E Nebel.
Midwest (59)
Z Colle 2 0-0 6, c. Litzel 1 0-0 2, T. Schäfer 1 0-0 2, b. Verster 2 0-0 4, c. Romig 0 2-3 2, C. Shot 4 1 -1 9, n. Romig 14 2-8 34.
3-point goals: N. Romig 4, D. Kole 2.
Not recorded: M. Noll, N. Grover, D. Miller.
The result is a quarter
East Juniata 12 6 16 11 – 45
Midwest 17 15 18 9 – 59
Indians top Trojans in South Huntingdon
Juniata 41, Mount Union 28
THREE SPRINGS — Jasper Scheps and Grant Reinhold each scored 12 points to lead the Juniata Indians to a 41-28 win over Mount Union in the South Huntingdon Tip-off tournament consolation game on Saturday.
Reinhold scored seven points and Chips added six points in the first quarter as Juniata led 17-8 after the first quarter. Bryce Danish had six of Mount Union’s eight points.
The Dane finished the night with 11 points, while teammate Jaylen Brown added 10 points. Five of Brown’s points came in the second quarter as the Trojans cut the lead to 20-16 at the break. Chips’ hat-trick was the only points Juniata mustered.
Wyatt Stoner scored four of his nine points in the third quarter as Juniata outscored Mount Union 11-5 to take a 31-21 lead. Brown scored five second-half points before the Trojans were unable to close the gap as Reinhold responded with five points of his own in the final stanza.
Juniata (41)
G Ships 4 2-2 12, G Reinhold 5 2-4 12, C. Swales 2 0-0 4, D. Vance 2 0-0 4, W. Stoner 4 0-0 9. Total: 17 4- 6 41.
Triple goals: J Steps 2, W Stoner.
Not recorded: J. Neeleman, I. Carlson, C. Neidig, I. Staggers, M. Sprigel, B. Kuhns, J. Beck, F. Doxdorus.
Mount Union (28)
a. Danish 4 1-4 11, c. Brown 4 0-0 10, d. Schofer 0 1-2 1, c. Pilger 2 0-0 4, n. Collins 1 0-0 2.
Three-point goals: Danish 2, Jay Brown 2.
Not recorded: E. Bozell, N. Francis, E. Shores, J. Rank, K. Garrett.
Mount Union 8 8 5 7 – 28
Juniata 17 3 11 10 – 41
Internal path
Huskies in
F&M Invitation
LANCASTER — The Mifflin County indoor track and field team opened the indoor season Saturday at the No. 1 Franklin and Marshall High School Invitational in Lancaster. Forty-eight teams from Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware competed.
“We were pleased with how the boys and girls performed today,” Mifflin County coach Tamara Sechler said. “This early in the season, we’re excited to be able to get out there and compete. The goal is to run, jump and throw their best, and identify times and distances to improve on during the season.
“We have a lot of new kids who have never competed in track or an indoor track meet,” she added. “They faced the challenge of a long day with an early start and still did their best in setting their initial marks for the season.”
Some of the Huskies’ veteran athletes were able to start the year with top-eight performances at the meet, including the boys 4 x 800 relay of Caden Bell, Taylor Druckemiller, Isaac Parks-Gill, and Carter Smith, who won with a time of 8:37.53. Other place winners are:
Micah Simmons, third in the 60-meter dash, with a time of 7.79 seconds; Smith seventh in the 400 meters with a time of 53.33 seconds; Danielle Warfel, sixth in the 400 meters with a time of 1:05.04; Micah Simmons placed sixth in the 200 meters with a time of 23.33 seconds.
In a thrilling match, the Lowry Indians secured a commanding victory, igniting the crowd and bringing a wave of excitement to the sports community. With an amazing display of skill and determination, the team’s hard work and dedication paid off as they emerged victorious on the field. This incredible triumph has not only solidified their place in the sports world, but has also showcased their passion for the game and their commitment to success. The Indians’ incredible performance has undoubtedly left a lasting impression on their fans and has set the stage for an exciting future in sports.