Dallastown ladies’ swimming wins third straight Division I title, native roundup

Dallastown ladies’ swimming accomplished a 3rd consecutive excellent run by means of York-Adams Division I, and a second straight undefeated common season, with a 98-72 residence overcome Spring Grove on Tuesday night.

The Wildcats completed 7-0 total and 5-0 within the division for the second winter in a row. They have claimed three straight D-I ladies’ titles and 4 of the final 5.

Piper Klinedinst led the way in which Tuesday by capturing first place within the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. Dallastown additionally acquired a person win from Lauren Hughes within the 100 breaststroke, in addition to a first-place end from the 400 free relay quartet. Teammate Gracie Mathison tied for first place within the 50 freestyle with Spring Grove’s Addyson Daily (27.28 seconds).

The Rockets (4-3, 2-3) earned the vast majority of the victories Tuesday, though Dallastown’s depth was an excessive amount of to beat. Spring Grove’s Kaliyah Hinson received the 200 and 100 free, whereas Chloe Shives received the 200 IM and 500 free. Hinson and Shives have been each a part of the Rockets’ profitable 200 free relay group, whereas Hinson additionally contributed to a 200 medley relay victory.

The York-Adams League is about to conclude its divisional schedule Thursday. The Northeastern and York Suburban boys can clinch outright D-I and D-II titles, respectively, whereas Susquehannock’s ladies will go to Dover with the D-II crown up for grabs. After that, groups will take per week to organize for the YAIAA championships, which start with diving Feb. 5 at Dover and proceed with swimming Feb. 6 and seven at Central York.

BOYS’ SWIMMING

Dallastown 89, Spring Grove 81: At Dallastown, the Wildcats (6-1, 4-1) secured 10 factors within the 400 free relay to complete the night time and assist them safe the Division I victory. Individually for Dallastown, Ethan Spangler captured first place within the 100 and 50 free, whereas teammate Arijah Anderson received the 100 fly and 100 again. For the Rockets (3-4, 1-4), Jack Lutter secured first place within the 200 IM and 100 breast, whereas Connor Shives received the five hundred and 200 free.

BOYS’ WRESTLING

District 3 Class 3A quarterfinals

Wilson 41, Spring Grove 24: At Spring Grove, the match was tied at 24-24 with three bouts to go earlier than the No. 6-seed Bulldogs earned three straight triumps to safe the quarterfinal victory over the No. 3-seed Rockets (21-1). Spring Grove acquired pins from Jack Rohrbaugh (152) and Alfonzo Rivera (160) within the loss. The Rockets moved into the the comfort bracket and can face No. 7 Ephrata at residence at 5 p.m. Thursday, with the winner going through the Gettysburg-Northern York loser (additionally at Spring Grove) for a spot within the PIAA Class 3A match.

District 3 Class 3A first spherical

Spring Grove 60, Red Land 7: At Spring Grove, the No. 3 Rockets acquired pins from Andrew Telencio (133), Chase Amspacher (172), Cameron Hershey (189), Chance Boose (215), Oliver Rumbaugh (Hwt.) and Ryder Linker (114) as they superior to the quarterfinals by defeating the No. 14 Patriots.

Gettysburg 59, York Suburban 12: At Gettysburg, the top-seeded Warriors picked up 9 pins en path to the first-round residence victory over the No. 16 Trojans (10-3). York Suburban’s factors got here through Gehret Gentzyel’s main resolution at 189, Zack Ierley’s tech fall at 107 and Jasper Kling’s resolution at 114. Gettysburg received the final seven bouts after the Trojans made it 18-12 by means of six.

Exeter Township 44, Dallastown 29: At Gettysburg, the No. 8-seed Eagles defeated the No. 9 Wildcats (12-5) to advance to the quarterfinals. Exeter Township then fell 57-14 to Gettysburg and dropped into the comfort bracket.

GIRLS’ WRESTLING

Dallastown 66, Penn Manor 12: At Dallastown, the Wildcats (10-1) acquired pins from Sophia Winey (100), Makenna Dobbins (130), Delilah Gould (142), Avery Baldwin (148), Shelby Gipson-McDonald (170), Mary Allen (190) and Noelani Knott (Hwt.) to assist them safe the non-league victory on senior night time.

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL

York Suburban 70, Dover 15: At York Suburban, Brynn Barley scored 15 factors, together with 4 3-point subject objectives, whereas Jordyn Williams added 14 factors to assist lead the Trojans (16-2, 10-0) to the Division II victory. Teammates Natalie Homisak and Amaya Pope chipped in 10 factors apiece. The Eagles fell to 3-15 (0-10) with the loss.

Christian School of York 30, Harrisburg Christian 29: At Christian School of York, the Defenders (2-13, 2-10) led 21-19 by means of three quarters and held on for the slim CCAC West residence victory. Cally Carpenter led CSY with 10 factors, whereas Zoey Zerfing completed with eight.

BOYS’ BASKETBALL

Harrisburg Christian 48, Christian School of York 45: At Christian School of York, the Defenders (11-7, 6-6) led 25-16 at halftime and 34-32 by means of three quarters however faltered late and dropped the CCAC West residence contest. Ben Martin completed with 10 factors, whereas Colton Zerfing and Austin Holbritter had 10 apiece.