The Upper Moreland Kixx under-13 boys soccer team bounced back from a 3-2 loss against Methacton to go 2-2 in the Al Perlini Tournament in Warminster.

Ashley Timby scored a goal for Bi-County Fuels Orange in the team's opening game of the Lenape Valley Soccer Club under-5 division season. Anna Shirley and Daniel Forte played great in the contest against the Goddard School of Chalfont Green.

The Deep Run Valley Sports Association under-9 Fireballs girls travel soccer team won its first two games of the season, a 6-0 shutout of the Plymouth Red Robins and a 2-1 victory against the Nesh United Nitro.

Last-place Pennridge falls to CR North

THURSDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS - Central Bucks East allowed Pennsbury just two points in the third period to pull away for a 61-38 win over the host Falcons in a non-league girls basketball game Thursday night.

Leading by one point at the half, the Crusaders (3-4, 1-3 PCL) breezed to a 53-32 victory, thanks to the 25 points they scored in the third quarter.

The Pennsbury boys and girls swim teams started off the Suburban One League National Conference season with a bang.

The Indians overcame the last-place Rams with four third-period goals.

SCHOOL ROUNDUP - Northern Burlington bowler Justin Howarth rolled 268 to complete a 755 series that ld the Greyhounds to a 4-0 win over Holy Cross in Burlington County League boys bowling yesterday.

It wasn't just Christina Foggie's double-figure debut that tipped off Lenape coach Lynn Brennan.

Last winter, Rancocas Valley finished the year as Burlington County's best high school basketball team. Between then and now, not much other than graduation has changed things. The defending Group 4 champions are still this county's best team. Whether they

Alignments in the Burlington County League's girls basketball divisions have undergone some slight tweaking this year, but a couple of those moves could play major roles in deciding division champions this year.

MOUNT HOLLY - After Thanksgiving, each of the Rancocas Valley Red Devils went to his dresser drawer, took out a box and put his 2008 state championship ring away.