Athletics

In the Ramblers 56-36 win at Erie, Semontae Lofton had 16 points. Jake Sambuchino tossed in 13 while Tavion Spencer had 9 points, 9 rebounds. 

The Prep JV’s won at Erie 44-34. Spencer Kanne had 21 points while Max Wallace had 10 points.

Villa bounced McDowell 50-17 to improve to 11-2 on the season. Jayden McBride had 21 points on four 3’s. Carissa Dunham had 14

The JV’s won 51-35. Addie Biel scored 23, Ava Lucarotti 13.

Megan Maholic was a triple winner. Double winners included Ellie Brugger and Maria Costa. Diving was captured by Morgan Smith. Twelve different swimmers had 1st place finishes this evening.

Villa defeated St. Joseph, OH 48-34. Jayden McBride paced all scorers with 16 points. Daniela Shaughnessy had 13, Carissa Dunham 9. The Victors JV’s won 45-27. Addie Biel had 15 while Abigail Corsale finished with 10.

 The Victors JV’s won 45-27. Addie Biel had 15 while Abigail Corsale finished with 10.

Prep beat Canisius in swimming 105-71. Aidan Levis was a quad winner. Mitchell Bradford won three events. Matthew Hinman and Charles Agresti were both double winners. Max Campbell won in diving.

Prep 52, Grove City 41 in an independent matchup. Nick Lydic had 11 points. Reece Colvin had 9, Amaree Pickens 8.

The JV's won at Grove City. Derek Galla had 9 points, Max Wallace 7 points in the victory. 

Daniela Shaughnessy scored 17 points, Carissa Dunham added 12 and Lena Walz added 11 as Villa won at Warren.

The Ramblers beat Warren 129-41 in swimming. Mitchell Bradford, Aidan Levis and Charles Agresti were triple winners. Kyle Sargent, Matthew Hinman and Owen Carson were double winners. Max Campbell won the diving competition.

Villa defeats Warren at the Warren YMCA.  Quad winners were Maria Costa, Haley Palmer and Brooke Smith. Double winners included Kyan Snider-Mills and Ellie Natemeier.

The JV's pulled out a win in Warren. Addie Biel scored 24 points.

Prep rallied from a 12-point deficit to win. Ben Scheffner had 26 points and hit the game-winning three-pointer with 11 seconds to play. 

Prep won their Region debut, 57-48 over General McLane. Zion Barksdale had 15 for the Ramblers. Jake Sambuchino finished with 11, Tavion Spencer 10.

Prep got past the Lancers, 65-39. Michael McDonald led the way with 10 points. 

Prep won at North East 36-25. Nick Kupniewski had 14 points for the Ramblers, Sincere Johnson 8. 

Prep 46, ?Philly Math, Civics & Sciences 42 in the consolation game of the Classic. Nick Lydic had 10 points, 9 rebounds for the Ramblers. Jake Sambuchino added 9. Isaiah Griffin had 16 points for the Mighty Elephants while Trent Middleton had 15.

The 2022 Burger King champions are the St. Ed's Eagles, as they take down Canisius 67-52. 

The Villa swim team captured the title at the North East Invitational. Megan Maholic, the Meet MVP won the 100 fly in a new school, pool and meet record of 57.35. She also won the 100 back with a new pool and meet record. The 200 medley relay of Maholic, Kyan Snider-Mills, Maria Costa and Haley Palmer finished first. Gracie Girts placed first in the 200 free and the 500 free. Palmer won the 50 free and the 100 free.

Villa makes the short trip to Erie High and wins 55- 17. Villa led 14-3 at the end of one and 29–7 at the half. Carissa Dunham led Villa with 17 and Jayden Mcbride scored 12 in the win.

Villa defeated Erie High at the Royal gym.

Addie Biel scored 12, Katherine McCormick and Aubrey Neavins each had 8.

Prep won for the second time in a week vs. Erie. Jason Fultz scored 17 points. 

Villa Maria 70, Corry 13 in varsity hoops. Carissa Dunham had 12, Jayden McBride 10, Daniela Shaughnessy 9 while McKenna Valone and Abigail Corsale each netted 8 points.

Villa 128, Mercyhurst 45 in Region swimming. Double winners were Molly Fehr, Gracie Girts, Megan Maholic and Emma Sanders. Ella Cain won diving.

Villa JV hoopers open the doubleheader with Corry by winning 55-12. Addie Biel with 15 points, Draya Neavins added 9, Leah Major with 8.

Prep 101, Mercyhurst 38 in the pool. 14 Ramblers won events. Triple winners were Mitchell Bradford, Connor Moritz and Callum Snider-Mills. Hugh Wegley was a double winner. Vincent Kloecker won the diving competition.