Entering tonight, Pendleton Heights was in a three-way tie for first place in HHC boys soccer in the loss column.
But Mt. Vernon had something to say about that.
The Marauders beat PH 3-1 tonight on the road, thanks to two first-half goals from Eric Ahonen.
MV never trailed from that point on. Kyle Cansler assisted on Ahonen's first goal. The second was unassisted. PH scored in the second half, but MV answered with a goal by Mouhamed Konate, assisted by Cansler and Adam Luke.
Corban Hartley made four saves in net.
MV is now 8-3-3 and 4-3 in HHC play. PH is 3-2 in conference play with two games remaining. Greenfield-Central and New Palestine remain co-leaders in the conference with one league loss each.
MV hosts Fishers at noon Saturday.
Boys tennis
Lawrence North 3, Mt. Vernon 2: MV got wins from No. 2 singles Kendall Ryan (4-6, 6-2, 6-3) and No. 2 doubles Corey Beck/Ben Bobb (6-2, 6-3) in the loss to its MIC neighbor to the west.
Boys soccer
HSE 1, New Palestine 0: The Dragon boys soccer team fell to Hamilton Southeastern 1-0 Thursday night at home.
The Royals' Connor Swafford scored the game's lone goal in the first half. Two HSE goalkeepers shared the shutout.
NP
coach Bobby Holden said Matt Ernster played a strong game for the
Dragons, who are now 8-5-0 on the season with three games remaining.
"We need to have better starts to our games," Holden said.
Volleyball
Greenfield-Central 3, Scecina 0: The Cougars swept the Crusaders 25-23, 25-23, 25-20. Shelby Davis had 11 kills in 14 attacks, while Shay Pope had nine kills. Megan Bradley had 28 assists. Alex Colclazier had 16 digs and four aces for G-C. Madison Graham led the Cougars with four blocks. G-C is now 7-11 headed into Saturday's Cougar Challenge.
New Palestine 3, Pike 1: The Dragons beat the Red Devils for the second time in a week to improve to 17-6 on the year. NP next plays Tuesday at Yorktown.
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