Allie Sabia turned a penalty corner into the game-winning goal late in the game as Mount St. Joseph tripped visiting Merion Mercy, 2-1, on Tuesday in a Catholic Academies field hockey matchup.
Mount (10-1) led by 1-0 at halftime on Chrissy Pascalli's goal from Ann Burgoyne, but Merion (5-5) knotted the score late in the game when Courtney Devine assisted Meghan Sack's goal.
Sabia scored eight minutes later, pushing a shot past Golden Bears goalie Bonnie McShane, who had 18 saves.
In other Catholic Academies action, Villa Maria overwhelmed host Villa Joseph Marie, 8-0, with two goals each by Caroline Troncelliti and Kristen Walheim.
Central. Megan Ditrolio scored with 10 minutes, 39 seconds left in the second half as Radnor squeezed past host Harriton, 1-0. Goalie Madi Schutt guarded the Red Raiders' net.
Jessica McCarthy's four-goal performance dominated Haverford High's 6-2 success against visiting Penncrest.
Springfield (Delco) senior Meghan Dickinson netted a goal in each half of a 2-0 win at Upper Darby.
Suburban One. Jen Harchut's unassisted goal in the first half allowed visiting Upper Dublin (10-2) to get past upset-minded Plymouth Whitemarsh, 1-0. The Colonials (9-5) had more corners, 14-10, but Cardinals goalie Dana Russell made eight saves.
North Penn's Carly Pickford scored in the last five seconds of the first half, and Juliamae Marger scored in overtime to hand host Central Bucks West a 2-1 loss.
Catholic. Nicole Duca pushed in two goals, and Alyssa Andress chipped in with a goal and two assists as Archbishop Wood dealt visiting St. Hubert a 4-0 setback.
Grace Boston's first-half goal combined with Liz Piszker's six saves to fuel Cardinal O'Hara's 1-0 win at Archbishop Prendergast.
Archbishop Carroll stayed unbeaten in the league (7-0) with an 8-0 win at Bishop McDevitt. Katie Kelly scored three goals.
Public. League-leading Northeast's Sarah Barbakoff assisted on goals by Chloe Richardson and Amina Saikova en route to a 2-0 win at Central.
Bicentennial. Jenkintown's 1-0 thriller over host Bristol was decided by Alyssa Reuger's second-half goal from Emma Dillon. Drakes goalie Claire Lippay notched the shutout.
Nonleague. Avery Safford and Anna Scutt each scored off penalty corners to give Shipley enough offense to beat visiting Lower Merion, 2-1.
