Here’s a roundup of high school varsity action on Thursday, Sept. 25.

Girls volleyball

Catonsville 3, Perry Hall 0: The Comets swept the Gators, 25-16, 25-18, 25-18.

Patterson Mill 3, Rising Sun 0: The Huskies picked up the sweep, 25-22, 25-22, 25-20. Sophie Lopano led on both sides of the net with 15 kills and 23 digs. Samiyah Hubbard backed her with nine kills and three aces. Brooke Bazzett tossed up 37 assists to go with four aces. Angela Kim also served four aces and picked up 31 digs.

Bohemia Manor 3, Edgewood 0: The visiting Eagles shut out the Rams. Bohemia Manor won, 25-23, 25-17, 25-8. Edgewood was led by Ava Supan (9 serves, 1 ace, 1 dig, 9 assists), Jael Erickson (11 serves, 3 digs, 3 kills, 1 block), Lisette Alijah (3 kills, 1 block, 1 assist), Peyton Parise (7 serves, 8 digs, 2 aces) and Samarra Brodbeck (5 serves, 3 kills, 5 digs).

Bel Air 3, North East 0: The visiting Bobcats swept the Indians. Bel Air won, 25-23, 25-11, 25-12.

Dulaney 3, Eastern Tech 0: The visiting Lions swept the Mavericks. Dulaney won, 25-21, 25-16, 25-13.

Howard 3, Guilford Park 0: The Lions swept, 25-4, 25-12, 25-21. McKenna Brown led the win with 14 kills. Mariska Ordonez was right behind her with 12. Dylann Loggins chipped in seven. Miranda Bell had 11 digs and Imagine Peltier tossed up 31 assists.

Boys soccer

Aberdeen 6, Joppatowne 0: The visiting Eagles (6-1) shut out the Mariners. Scorers were Aymaan Anwar (3 goals), Kian O’Hara (1 goal), Tobi Dossou (1 goal), and Sadiq A (1 goal). On Tuesday, Aberdeen hosts Fallston. On Wednesday, Joppatowne travels to National Academy Foundation.

Northeast 4, Digital Harbor 2: Junior Joey Kazmierski led the way with two goals. Senior Kaiden Janiak added a goal and an assist. Junior Jack Foster also scored.

Guilford Park 1, Hammond 0: The visiting Panthers (1-3-1) shut out the Bears (0-4-1). On Tuesday, Guilford Park hosts Howard. On Wednesday, Hammond hosts Wilde Lake.

Girls soccer

Long Reach 2, Centennial 0: Haley Ruddy scored one goal and assisted on another by Alaina Norton. In net, Caitlin Ruddy made 10 saves to earn the clean sheet.

Atholton 2, Marriotts Ridge 1: The host Raiders beat the Mustangs. Atholton was led by Miley Barrett and Denive Guy-Williams each with a goal and Josie Mitchell had an assist.

Guilford Park 3, Hammond 0: J’adore Anderson made 12 saves and the host Panthers shut out the Bears. Other standouts for Guilford Park included Jaidyn Bichell (2 goals, 1 assist) and Sofia Rodriguez (1 goal).

Glenelg 1, Howard 1, 2OT: The host Gladiators and the Lions played to a stalemate. Valerie Baldwin gave Glenelg a 1-0 lead, assisted by Rebecca Lemon, in the first half. Howard knotted the score off a free kick by Raymah Quist Therson in the second half.

Field hockey

Francis Scott Key 2, Mt. Hebron 1: Aliza Miller’s rebound off a Lily Bertier shot became the overtime game-winning goal for the Eagles. FSK fell behind, 1-0, but tied it late in the fourth when Bertier scored off a Bella Mazan rebound. In goal, Eden Roth made 10 saves.

North Harford 5, Harford Tech 1: Lola Minor had a hand in four of the Hawks’ five goals, scoring two and assisting on two. Lily Franz also tallied two goals in the win and Maddie Newton added one. Alison Smithson handed out an assist.

C. Milton Wright 17, Edgewood 0: The host Mustangs (7-0) shut out the Rams (1-5). Both teams have home games on Monday: Harford Tech at C.M. Wright and Bohemia Manor at Edgewood.

John Carroll 10, Park 2: The Patriots (4-3-1, 2-0-1 Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference at the Bruins (1-5, 0-3). On Tuesday, John Carroll hosts St. Paul’s. On Saturday, Park travels to Friends.

Patterson Mill 10, Aberdeen 0: Sam Chittum had a natural hat trick to lead the host Huskies past the Eagles. Other standouts for Patterson Mill included: Lilly Schoplf (2 goals), Emily Tapely (1 goal, 2 assists), Lily Dove (1 goal), Isla Milanoski (1 goal), Preya Mirabile (1 goal), Riley Clemmer (1 goal), Layla Clark (1 assist), and Kim Lyn (1 assist).

Severna Park 1, Crofton 0: The host Falcons scored the game-winner on a penalty stroke. Penny Surlis made eight saves for the Cardinals.

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