After finishing in fourth place last week at the District 1 championships, Jackie Rogowicz carded a 2-over par 74 to take first place at the PIAA East Regional Golf Championships at Golden Oaks Country Club in Fleetwood, Berks County.
The Pennsbury freshman shot an even-par 36 on the back nine to clinch the title by a stroke over Council Rock North's Erica Herr, the District 1 champ. The top 13 finishers qualified for the Oct. 24-25 state championships at Heritage Hills in Erie.
Radnor finished in first place in the team scoring to qualify for the state championship.
Grace Boston scored three goals and added a pair of assists as Cardinal O'Hara rolled to an easy 6-0 win at Catholic League foe Conwell-Egan. Liz Piszker recorded three saves for the shutout.
Pioneer. Emma Christman scored twice, Heather Morris scored three times and Owen J. Roberts trounced host Pottstown, 11-0. Corrine Mattia added two assists.
Catholic Academies. Jenn Webb scored three times and Gwynedd-Mercy knocked off visiting Sacred Heart, 4-2.
Bicentennial. Anna Studenmund scored twice and Kim Machalette played strong in net as Springfield (Montco) knocked off visiting Lower Moreland.
Ches-Mont. Meghan Garvey tied the game on a break-away in the first half and Avon Grove cruised to a 3-1 win over visiting Oxford.
Nonleague. On Senior Day, Archbishop Carroll held off visiting Springfield (Delco), 1-0, behind a goal by senior tri-captain Maddie Lesher.
With ease, Notre Dame's Maria Seykora captured first place at the Inter-Ac championship meet while also leading the Irish to a first place finish in team scoring.
Seykora finished the 3.1-mile course at Chestnut Hill in 18:44 and Notre Dame finished with 51 team points, one better than Agnes Irwin.
After a deadlocked first half, Archbishop Wood rattled off five goals in the second to roll at Archbishop Carroll, 6-1.
Aubree Brown scored twice and had one assist for the Vikings, who were tied, 1-1, at halftime.
In other Catholic League action, Neumann-Goretti clinched a league playoff berth as the Saints knocked off visiting Bishop McDevitt, 5-1. The Saints were forced to play with 10 players after a red card early in the first half. Karla Masciotro added three second-half goals and Alaina Zepp made 22 saves for the win.
