On Thursday night at Albert Gallatin High School Stadium in York Run, the Colonials girls soccer team secured a narrow 3-2 victory over Thomas Jefferson in Section 3‑3A competition. Caileigh Theodori scored twice and added an assist, while Ellie Seese contributed a goal and made ten saves between the posts. Jaelle Plum also recorded a helper for the home side. The Colonials improved to 1‑0‑0 in league play and 2‑1‑0 overall.
Thomas Jefferson’s lone goal came from Isabella Dehaven, who also posted a clean‑sheet record of 1‑0‑0 for the Colonials. The Colonials will return to Section play on Monday when they travel to face Elizabeth Forward, with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Other local results
In a separate Section non‑section matchup, the Brownsville Falcons overwhelmed the South Allegheny Gladiators 10‑0 at Redstone Field in Republic. Avianna Hernandez and Gloria Kovscek each recorded a hat trick and an assist, while Ellie Haddad added a brace and an assist. Additional goals came from Addy Brown and Lexxi Gregg. Goalkeeper Ava Rohland made seven saves and assisted on two goals, and the defensive unit, featuring Addison Burnsworth, Blair Long, Brown, Kovscek, and Paityn Thomas, kept a clean sheet. The Falcons improved to 6‑0 on the season.
On the boys side, Uniontown posted a dominant 10‑0 win over Albert Gallatin at the same high school stadium. Braylon Woods led the attack with a hat trick and an assist, supported by seven other scorers: Josh Paris, Judah Anthony, Kiptyn Gimtter, Bolton Holmes, Lucas Campbell, Ty Harvey and Wyatt Harvey. Goalkeeper Noah Holland and defender Lucas Mihalko combined for a shut‑out. Uniontown advanced to 1‑0‑0 in league play and 3‑0‑0 overall and will travel to Baldwin for a non‑section game before a rivalry clash at Laurel Highlands on Tuesday.
In another Section contest, Derry defeated Brownsville 4‑2. Landyn Bachinski and Evan Golden found the net for the Falcons, with Jordan Incorvia setting up Bachinski and Early Degayo assisting Golden. Brownsville’s goalkeeper Camden Kline stopped eight shots. The result left Derry at 1‑1‑0 in league play and 2‑1‑0 overall, while Brownsville fell to 0‑2‑0 in Section play and 1‑4‑0 overall.
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