Who are some of Erie County's notable high school athletes for April 9-13?

This week's list of notable performances by Erie County's varsity athletes will be shorter than usual.

It has nothing to do with their various results and everything to do with universal fate.

Monday's schedule was void of games due to the total solar eclipse which passed over the county that afternoon. Most schools postponed classes that day for that rare cosmic event.

Action resumed Tuesday. Top performances from that day and those through Saturday are:

Baseball

Alex Smith, McDowell: His four RBIs were part of the Trojans' 15-0, three-inning win over Erie High.

Tyler Gilmore, Girard: He was the winning pitcher thanks to a six-inning start for the YellowJackets, who defeated Seneca 5-3.

Ian Kinney, Union City: He singled twice and scored a run for the Bears, whose three-run first inning held up for a 3-2 victory vs. the Iroquois Braves.

Brady Coleman, Mercyhurst Prep: His three RBIs accounted for half of the offense for the Lakers when they won 6-0 at Fairview.

Jordan Cannon, General McLane: He pitched a complete-game, three-hitter for the Lancers when they blanked the Warren Dragons 2-0.

Garrett Eddy, Northwestern: He recorded a hit and struck out seven Seneca batters while pitching when the Wildcats beat the Bobcats 5-3.

Fields update: First pitches signal end to major renovations at McDowell's David Hanlon Athletic Complex

Softball

Mahra Goodwill, Corry: Her three-run home run highlighted the Beavers' 14-1, five-inning win over Grove City.

Maggie Lemock, Fort LeBoeuf: She slugged not one, but two three-run homers for the Bison, who routed North East 16-1.

Taylor Kretz, Fairview: The varsity bowling star proved she can do well in other sports with two RBIs during the Tigers' 4-3 victory vs. Northwestern.

Alyssa Tingley, Union City: She drove in three runs for the Bears when they only needed three innings to beat the Mercyhurst Prep Lakers.

Emily Dudenhoeffer, Cathedral Prep: Her two doubles resulted in four RBIs for the Ramblers during their 16-0, four-inning shutout of Erie High.

Taylor Polach, Fairview: The University of Memphis recruit recorded four hits during the Tigers’ 15-2 rout of Mercyhurst Prep.

Zoey Johnson, Northwestern: She struck out 13 Mercyhurst Prep batters and recorded three extra-base hits during the Wildcats’ 14-2 victory against the Lakers.

Cheyenne Cummings, Union City: She went 4-for-4 at the plate and accounted for three runs when the Bears beat Seneca 7-4 in eight innings.

Madison Simmerman, Cathedral Prep: She pitched a two-hit, five-inning shutout when the Ramblers blanked Warren 13-0.

Shae Kent, Union City: Her four hits and three runs helped the Bears beat Girard 13-3 in six innings.

Allison Sawyer, Corry: She doubled twice during the Beavers’ 5-3 victory vs. Hickory.

Cadence Jones, North East: Her two-hit, three-RBI performance contributed to the Grapepickers’ 10-3 win against the Seneca Bobcats.

Lillian McKinney, Fort LeBoeuf: Her two-run single highlighted the top of the eighth inning for the Bison, who beat Fairview 5-1.

Courtney Eddy, Northwestern: She recorded two doubles and two triples for the Wildcats, who defeated Mercyhurst Prep 14-2 in six innings.

District 10 baseball, softball and more: Spring sports schedules, results for April 9-13

Boys tennis

Gavin Ferretti, Cathedral Prep: District 10’s defending Class 2A singles champion won 6-0, 6-0 when the Ramblers defeated Erie High 5-0.

Shaan Patel, Erie High: He won a third-set tiebreaker in his No. 3 singles match, which also helped the Royals beat the McDowell Trojans 4-1.

Results: District 10 track and field and boys tennis results for April 9-13

Boys track and field

Camden Bryant, Mercyhurst Prep: The Lakers’ star sprinter won the 100- and 200-meter finals for the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational. ... The Slippery Rock University recruit finished first in those same events during an earlier Region 5 quad meet.

Kamden Kramer, McDowell: He was an individual (1,600) and relay (3,200) track medalist for the Trojans during their first-place appearance at the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Noah Crozier, North East: His height of 6 feet, 5 inches was good enough for the gold medal in the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational's high jump competition.

Reed Yost, Seneca: The former PIAA pole vault medalist won that event (13 feet) despite challenging wind during the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Brady Gonda, Harbor Creek: He won the shot put (127-4) at the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Girls track and field

Savannah Zietz, Northwestern: The freshman won the 100-meter final (12.82 seconds) and was the 200 bronze medalist during the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Alena Urbanowicz, Fort LeBoeuf: Her victory in the 200 final (27.24) also contributed to a team win when the Bison hosted their annual meet.

Mackenzie Nelson, Seneca: She won the 400 (1:03.88) during the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Lauren Raimy, Cathedral Prep: Her opening legs for the Ramblers' 1,600 and 3,200 relays helped them win those team races.

Abby Malesiewski, North East: She cleared the 300 hurdles in 50.55 for first place in that event during the Fort LeBoeuf Invitational.

Sophia Ginader, McDowell: She cleared 9-6 in the pole vault, which was high enough for first place in that Fort LeBoeuf Invitational event.

Devyn Agnello, Girard: Her victory in the 1,600 (6:14.04) helped the YellowJackets beat Iroquois and Mercyhust Prep during a Region 5 quad meet.

Carsyn Kojancie, Fairview: She posted the best attempts in the long jump (14 feet, 8 inches) and high jump (4-7) during a Region 5 quad meet that involved the Tigers.

Boys lacrosse

Christian DeLullo, McDowell: He scored the Trojans’ last two goals in their 14-12 victory vs. the Meadville Bulldogs.

Girls lacrosse

Alyvia Stockton, McDowell: The freshman accounted for more than half of the Trojans’ offense (nine goals) when they won 16-13 at Fairview.

Emma Crowers, McDowell: She led the Trojans in scoring (four goals) when they dominated the Meadville Bulldogs 16-1.

Boys volleyball

Chris VanDoren, Fort LeBoeuf: He totaled 19 kills and 17 digs when the Bison beat Conneaut in five sets.

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