FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa. – The Council Rock North softball team had another strong showing on Thursday, raising its record to 7-2 with an 8-0 victory over Pennsbury. Freshman Mia Kiskurno continued to impress with a four-hitter and five strikeouts. Rock North collected 16 hits with  Kiskurno, Zoe Horn stein and Zoe Hardy all banging out three apiece. Chelsea Seiler drove in two runs and had two hits along along with Kayla Ripper. Sierra Klein also doubled. Council Rock North (7-2) 000 302 3 – 8 16 3 Pennsbury (4-4) 000 000 0 – 0 4 34 WP-Kiskurno. LP-Dressel. 2B-Klein (CRN). Conwell-Egan 14. Lansdale Catholic 0 LANSDALE,. Pa. – No problem here for the Eagles, who improved to 4-3 with this win in five innings. Avery Kenworthy continued to swing a hot bat with three hits and two RBIs as Conwell-Egan collected 13 hits in all. Lily Milewski drove in three runs, and Cecilia McBeth doubled. Grace Bilardo each had two hits and homered. Lauren Berard got the win with a one-hitter and six strikeouts. Conwell-Egan (4-3) 046 40 – 14 13 2 Lansdale Catholic 000 00 – 0 1 4 WP-Berard. LP-Lishak. 2B-McBeth (CE). HR-Bilardo. Allentown 12, Princeton 1 PRINCETON – Kelsey Loughlin did it all for the Redbirds, picking up the pitching win with a four-hitter and 10 strikeouts, and also going 3-for-4 at the plate with a double.  In addition, Kayla Prekop was 4-for-4 and Makynna Williams belted a home run. Allentown is 2-0 and it was the first game for Princeton. Allentown 511 030 2 – 14 14 1 Princeton 000 100 0 – 1 4 6 WP-Loughlin. LP-Erin Pilicer. 2B-Loughlin, Lalla (A). HR-Williams (A) Neshaminy`10, Truman 3 BRISTOL TWP., Pa. – Maysie Thompson got the pitching win with plenty of offensive support. Erica Dalton, Lily Mormello abd Frankie Fee combined for five hits lower in the order. One of Dalton’s hits was a triple. Thomson threw a three-hitter and struck out nine. Neshaminy (3-4) 061 200 1 – 10 10 2 Truman (0-6) 000 000 3 – 3 3 4 WP-Thomson. LP-Schmidt. 2B-Dalton (N), Hightstown 21, Trenton 0 TRENTON – Sofia Hulme collected three hits and four RBIs to help lift the Rams to 2-1. Olivia Pignatello.and Adriana Cepeda Cepeda also had three hits. Trenton got singles by Delianna Marte and Quasia Pitman. Hightstown (2-1) 665 4 – 21 13 0 Trenton (0-2) 000 0 – 0 2 5 WP-Cepeda. LP-Torres. 2B-Cepeda, Hulme (H). 3B-Bustos (H), Werden (H). Steinert 11, Lawrence  0 LAWRENCE TWP. – Katie Simonka was again dominating in the circle with 12 strikeouts and a five-hitter. Mia Pope, Lindsey  Siwczak, Francesca Castellano and Aleiya O’Neal all had two hits. Both of Pope’s hits were doubles. Steinert (2-0) 130 34 – 11 12 0 Lawrence (1-2) 000 00  – 0 5 1 WP-Simonka. LP-Dobkin. 2B-Pope (S) 2, Hassan (S), Castellano (S), DiMeglio (S), Poppert (S) New Egypt 7, Howell 6 HOWELL – New Egypt won a thriller when it survived a three-run, seventh-inning comeback by the Rebels. Olivia Stillwell drove in three runs for the Warriors. New Egypt (1-1) 202 003 0 – 7 3 2 Howell (0-1) 102 000 3 – 6 13 3 WP-Bowen. LP-Zito. Council Rock South 13, Bensalem 4 BENSALEM, Pa. – Rock South (6-2) got back on track behind the pitching of Julia Scannapieco, two doubles by Jenna Pesapane and a 4-for-4 by Veronica Houk. One of Houk’s hits was a double and another was a home run. Council Rock South (6-2) 231 014 1 – 13 17 1 Bensalem 300 100 010 – 4 9 5 WP-Scannapieco. LP-Marks. 2B-Pesapane (CRS) 2, Waring (CRS), Salamon (CRS), Houk (CRS). HR-Houk. West Windsor United 10, Hopewell Valley 1 HOPEWELL TWP. –  Deanna Hu went 3-for-4 with a double to lead United to its first win, Olivia Carrabba chipped in with two hits. West Windsor United (1-1) 211 103 2 – 10 15 1 Hopewell Valley (1-2) 000 100 0 – 1 6 0 OTHER SCORES Cinnaminson 14, Westampton Tech 3 Delaware Valley 2, Mount St. Mary’s 1 ...read more read less