FIELD HOCKEY

Tuesday, Sept. 13

Bangor-Northwestern

Bangor scored three goals in the second half to come away with a 4-1 victory over Northwestern.

Shaelin De Wit scored the lone goal for the Tigers.

With the loss, Northwestern falls to 1-2-1 overall and in league play.

Saturday, Sept. 13

Palmerton-N’western

Palmerton and Northwestern’s Colonial League contest ended in a 0-0 draw.

Thursday, Sept. 8

Catasauqua-N’western

Northwestern gained a 2-1 Colonial League victory over Catasauqua.

No other information from the game was received by the Press.

GOLF

Thursday, Sept. 8

N’western-Tamaqua

Brian Garbacik earned medalist honors with a 78 to help Northwestern earn a 440-479 nonleague win over Tamaqua.

Tyler Wiik carded an 80 for the winners, while the Blue Raiders’ low man was Ryan Frederickson with a 90.

Northwestern 440, Tamaqua 479

NORTHWESTERN

Brian Garbacik 78, Tyler Wiik 80, Colin Rex 87, Jake Dellicker 96, Mason Vogwill 99.

TAMAQUA

Ryan Frederickson 90, Tyler Disbrow 92, Nate Shellhamer 93, Carson Schoener 101.

Wednesday, Sept. 7

Pen Argyl-N’western

Northwestern beat Pen Argyl 437-462.

Tyler Wiik and Luke Hallman both led the Tigers with scores of 84.

The win puts Northwestern at 6-2 in Colonial League matches with five left to play. The Tigers are in second place in the North Division and are in position to earn a place in the Colonial League team tournament. The top four teams compete for the postseason team title.

Northwestern 437, Pen Argyl 462

PEN ARGYL

S. Martini 74, B. Firestone 93, L. Hoover 93, T. Sampson 95, M. Kukla 107

NORTHWESTERN

Tyler Wiik 84, Luke Hallman 84, Julius Mittl 87, Brian Garbacik 90, Colin Rex 92

Played at Olde Homestead Golf Club, par 72.

GIRLS SOCCER

Monday, Sept. 12

N’western-Saucon Valley

Northwestern beat Saucon Valley 1-0.

Sara Hathaway scored for the Tigers off an Abigail Chisdak assist.

McKenna Amey posted seven saves for N’western.

The Tiger imporved to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in Colonial League play.

Friday, Sept. 9

Wilson-Northwestern

Northwestern cruised to a 7-0 win over Wilson.

Scorers for the Tigers were Morgan Moss, Sara Hatahway, Abby Chisdak, Maggie Motolese, Bailey Groff, Sam Flickinger, and Emily Yacynych.

Wednesday, Sept. 7

Northwestern-Palmerton

The Tigers beat the Blue Bombers 9-1.

Sara Hathaway and Maggie Motolese scored three goals each for Northwestern. Morgan Moss, Abby Chisdak and Karlie Bordonner each had one goal.

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Tuesday, Sept. 13

No’western-Pottsville

Pottsville rallied for a 20-25, 25-8, 25-17, 25-21 win over Northwestern in a nonleague match.

Pottsville also won the JV match, 2-0.

BOYS SOCCER

Tuesday, Sept. 13

Saucon Valley-N’western

Northwestern posted a 2-0 victory over Saucon Valley.

Dom Mertz and Sam Seyfried both scored for the Tigers.

Noah Seng-DeLong and Kenny Gawelko were credited with assists.

Kyle Bellhorn grabbed seven saves for Northwestern.

The Tigers are now 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the Colonial League.

Saturday, Sept. 10

Northwestern at

Hamburg Tournament

Northwestern posted a pair of shutouts on its way to the championship of the Taylor M. Seitzinger Tournament in Hamburg.

The Tigers beat Wyomissing 2-0 in the semifinals and followed that up with a 3-0 win over host Hamburg in the finals.

Kyle Bellhorn recorded a pair of shutouts in goal for Northwestern.

In the title game, Kenny Gawelko had a hat trick to account for all the Tiger scoring.

Friday, Sept. 9

Northwestern-Wilson

Northwestern rolled past Wilson 8-0.

Kenny Gawelko had a hat trick for the Tigers, while Andrew Goodolf and Samuel Seyfried each scored twice.

The winners also received a goal from Dominic Mertz.

Wednesday, Sept. 7

Palmerton-N’western

The Tigers beat the Blue Bombers 9-0 as five different players scored goals for Northwestern.

For more about the game see story on Page 9.

CROSS COUNTRY

Tuesday, Sept. 13

Northwestern at

Colonial League

multi-team meet

The Tiger girls and boys team each went 2-1 at a Colonial League multi-team meet.

The loss ends the Lady Tigers’ streak of 134 straight league wins as they fell to Southern Lehigh by the slimmest of margins, 27-28.

Robert Leiser won the boys race with a time of 16:47.

The Tigers’ Molly Tarvin won the girls race with a time of 19:54.95, while teammate Madeline Consuelos finished in second place.

BOYS

Northwestern 15, Catasauqua 50

So. Lehigh 20, Northwestern 38

Northwestern 17, Salisbury 46

1. Robert Leiser (NW) 16:47, 2. Stephen Gray (SL) 16:54, 3. Jake Martinez (P) 16:59.32, 4. Thomas Matsumura (NL), 5. Colin Cramer (SL) 17:08.40, 6. Raahi Klar-Chaudhari (SL), 7. Corey Welsh (SL), 8. Phillip Castrine (NW), 9. Kavan Fitzpatrick (NW), 10. Andrew Beers (ND), 11. Shane Artis (Sal), 12. Mitchell DeCasere (SL), 13. Matthew Grim (NW), 14. Preston Kemery (NL), 15. Garrett DeMars (SL).

GIRLS

Northwestern 15, Catasauqua 50

So. Lehigh 27, Northwestern 28

Northwestern 15, Salisbury 50

1. Molly Tarvin (NW) 19:54.95, 2. Madeline Consuelos (NW) 19:59.95, 3. Katherine George (SL) 20:08.62, 4. Jenna Groeber (SL) 20:19.94, 5. Alissa VandeBunte (SL) 20:24.66, 6. Allyson Yanega (SL), 7. Hannah Herzon (NW) 8. Alyssa Zack (NW), 9. Brianna VandeBunte (SL), 10. Brooke Devers (NW), 11. Sarah Yanega (SL), 12. Elizabeth Fornauf (NW), 13. Alison Lorah (NL), 14. Nell Fossa (ND), 15. Claudia O’Donnell (ND).

Saturday, Sept. 10

Northwestern at DeSales Invitational

Northwestern’s Molly Tarvin finished in seventh place the girls race at the DeSales University Centaur Invitational.

Tarvin (20:48) was just ahead of teammate Madeline Consuelos (20:55).

Northwestern finished seventh in the team standings.

Robert Leiser took 21st place in the boys race in a time of 17:52. Tiger teammate Phillip Castrine was 36th with a time of 18:22.

For more about the meet see story on Page 9

Wednesday, Sept. 7

No. Lehigh, Northwestern, Palmerton, Pen Argyl, Wilson at Bangor

The Northwestern boys and girls both went 5-0 in a five-team Colonial League meet at Bangor.

Northwestern’s Madeline Consuelos topped the field, while Molly Tarvin followed in second in the girls race. Northwestern’s Robert Leiser was second in the boys race.

BOYS

Northwestern 27, Bangor 28

Northwestern 18, Wilson 39

Northwestern 15, Pen Argyl 50

Northwestern 15, No. Lehigh 43

Northwestern 19, Palmerton 44

1. Morgan O’Brien (B) 17:36, 2. Robert Leiser (NW) 18:17, 3. A. Ders (NDES) 18:25, 4. Jake Martinez (Palm) 18:30, 5. Phil Castrine (NW) 18:40, 6. Shane Houghton (W) 18:47, 7. M. Bubba (B) 18:58, 8. Kavan Fitzpatrick (NW) 19:10, 9. Hunter Kish (B) 19:15, 10. B. Gemboski (B) 19:47, 11. Anthony Vennera (NW), 12. Matt Grim (NW), 13. Dylan Corriere (W), 14. Jason Dutt (W), 15. Preston Kemery (NL), 16. Sabre Singleton (B), 17. Edward Hay (B), 18. Kyle Kremasky (NL), 19. Aiden Quinn (W), 20. A. Schwartz (B).

GIRLS

Northwestern 18, Bangor 43

Northwestern 18, Wilson 41

Northwestern 15, Pen Argyl 50

Northwestern 15, No. Lehigh 48

Northwestern 15, Palmerton 50

1. Madeline Consuelos (NW) 21:01, 2. Molly Tarvin (NW) 21:16, 3. Jillian Pote (W) 21:29, 4. Martina Sell (B) 21:51, 5. Hannah Herzon (NW) 22:31, 6. Brooke Devers (NW) 22:56, 7. Alyssa Zack (NW) 23:15, 8. E. Labar (B) 23:22, 9. Lillie Altonen (W) 23:47, 10. Abby Rustay (W) 24:04, 11. Elizabeth Fornauf (NW), 12. Reagan Pender (NW), 13. (NDES), 14. (NDES), 15. Cayden Rex (NW), 16. A. Frankfield (B), 17. S. Altonen (W), 18. Alison Lorah (NL), 19. Kristen Brown (NW), 20. Meghan Barone (B).