FTC wins Public League softball championship; Bonner-Prendie wins Catholic League softball title

Alyssa Callahan homered as Franklin Towne Charter won the Public League softball championship for the second straight year with a 6-4 win over Central on Wednesday at La Salle University.

Michelle Slaughter struck out four and walked four over seven innings for the Coyotes.

Bonner-Prendergast captured its first Catholic League championship since 2013 with a 3-2 victory over St. Hubert.

Brigitte Gutpelet hit a three-run homer and Penn Charter claimed its third consecutive PAISAA title with a 10-5 win over the Hill School.

Abbie Quinn drove in four runs and Grace Stansfield went 4 for 5 with two runs scored.

Abby Wild tossed a no-hitter in Perkiomen Valley's 8-0 triumph over Central Bucks South in the second round of the District 1 Class 6A playoffs.

Wild struck out five and allowed just two baserunners for the Vikings, who will battle North Penn in the quarterfinals Friday.

In other Class 6A action, Sabrina Dobron's RBI single in the ninth inning helped Council Rock South stun second seed Neshaminy, 8-6.

McKenna Sherman drove in two runs to give Coatesville a 4-1 win over Pennridge.

Emma Stauffer went 2 for 4 with four RBIs to lead top seed Penncrest past Strath Haven, 8-1, in the first round of the District 1 Class 5A playoffs.

Kailey Martin added two RBIs and Maya Hartman struck out eight over seven innings.

Stephen Pizza drove in three runs as Neumann-Goretti advanced to the Catholic League championship for a fourth straight year with a 4-0 victory over Archbishop Ryan.

Mike Hutchinson was solid on the mound to lead Upper Merion, the 16th seed, past West Chester Rustin, 6-3, in the quarterfinals of the District 1 Class 5A playoffs.

Will Peiffer gave up four hits and struck out six over seven innings as Downingtown East defeated Quakertown, 3-1, in a Class 6A playoff game.

Joe Lancellotti hit his 10th homer of the season as Penn Charter took down Germantown Academy, 6-3, in the PAISAA quarterfinals.

Lower Merion won the PIAA Class 3A boys' tennis team title for the third straight year on Saturday, defeating Great Valley, 3-0, at the Hershey Racquet Club.

The Aces finished the season 21-0. Lower Merion beat Conestoga in the Central League title match and took down Unionville in the District 1 Class 3A final.