Tigers prevail in 2OT thriller

TUNKHANNOCK -- Cheyenne Brown ended a marathon match between Tunkhannock and GAR with a goal in the second overtime for a 4-3 Tigers' win in Wyoming Valley Conference girls soccer Wednesday.

Brown also added two assists for the winners, while Janel Kalmanowicz found the back of the new twice.

Brea Seabrook recorded a hat trick for GAR while Paige Elmy picked up two assists.

GAR	1	2	0	0	—	3
Tunkhannock	1	2	0	1	—	4

First half: 1. TUN Mara Sickler (Brown), 2. GAR Seabrook (Elmy).

Second half: 1. TUN Kalmanowicz (Brown), 2. GAR Seabrook (Elmy), 3. TUN Kalmanowicz (Drungell), 4. GAR Seabrook.

First Overtime: No Scoring

Second Overtime: 1. TUN Brown (Sickler)

Saves: GAR 8 (Leco), TUN 6 (Corby)

Coughlin 1, Hazleton Area 0

Kara Pawloski scored the game's only goal midway through the first half in Coughlin's win over Hazleton Area.

Coughlin	1	0	—	1
Hazleton Area	0	0	—	0

First half: 1. COU, Kara Pawloski (Megan Lercara) 21st min.

Shots: COU 16, HA 2; Saves: COU 2 (Amanda Sax), HA 15 (Megan Baranko); Corners: COU 5, HA 2

North Pocono 1, Honesdale 0

Mariana Azevedo scored midway through the second half as North Pocono kept Honesdale winless.

Michelle Stefanelli assisted the score for North Pocono (3-1). Keeper Meghan Utter made one assists as the Trojans posted their third shutout victory.

Keeper Allison Martin made seven saves for the Hornets (0-3-1), who were shut out for a third consecutive game.

Honesdale			0	0	—	0
North Pocono			0	1	—	1

Second half: 1. NP, Mariana Azevedo (Michelle Stefanelli), 63rd min.

Shots: HON 1, NP 8; Saves: HON 7 (Allison Martin), NP 1 (Meghan Utter); Corners: HON 2, NP 4.

H.S. SOFTBALL

Nanticoke 20, Pittston Area 5

Nanticoke (4-0) erupted for 15 runs over the first two innings on its way to a win over Pittston Area (0-4).

Brooke Chapin went five innings in the circle for the Trojanettes, striking out three and earning the win. Kate Kowalski smacked two triples for Nanticoke and Maggie Gola picked up two hits as well.

Antonette Scialpi and Marissa Nardone each had two hits for the Patriots.