Goalkeeper Aris Lamanna played the entire women’s soccer season for Coastal Carolina — all 1,440 minutes — with a torn labrum.

The former Franklin Regional standout put off surgery until mid-November, and she announced the procedure went well.

If she had any discomfort or restraints this fall, she didn’t show it.

Lamanna anchored a sound defense while allowing the sixth-fewest goals in a season in team history (18), while taking seventh place in the program record book with her 1.13 goals-against average.

She had 48 saves, a .727 save percentage and four shutouts.

“Having my name in the Coastal Carolina record books is an extreme honor,” Lamanna told GoCCUSports.com. “When I came here, my goal was to work hard, grow as a player and help my team as much as possible. I’m so grateful to have coaches and teammates who push me to be the best I can be every day.

“I feel my composure and decision-making under pressure have improved the most this season. Every game presented different situations, and I felt comfortable playing with the ball at my feet while being pressured.”

The Chantacleers finished 3-5-8 overall and 0-2-8 in the Sun Belt Conference.

They will look to improve next season with a healthier Lamanna in net.

“Aris’s contribution goes far beyond her ability to keep the ball out of the net,” Coastal Carolina coach Jo Chubb said. “She’s a leader on and off the field and a true professional with big dreams. She’s a student of the game with a constant ambition to get better. That’s what sets her apart.

“Her confidence and mentality have developed tremendously. She’s always been a great shot stopper, but now she reads the game and recognizes actions at a much deeper level, improving her decision-making and communication with teammates.”

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Men’s basketball

Mount Aloysius: Sophomore guard Fin Hutchison (Franklin Regional) scored nine points in 16 minutes off the bench, but the Mounties fell to Wilson, 94-85.

Pitt-Greensburg: The Bobcats are on a roll early in the season, improving to 6-0 with a 94-62 victory over Geneva.

Senior 6-5 forward Trent Rozich, who has given the frontcourt a lift since he transferred from Juniata, had a game-high 20 points on 10-of-11 shooting. Senior Jackson Byer added 17 points, and senior Michael Bigley had 12 for UPG, which is averaging 86.6 points per game.

UPG opens AMCC play Wednesday at home against Penn State Altoona.

Seton Hill: Redshirt sophomore Edir Ortiz and junior Dimitrios Sklavenitis had 20 points apiece, and junior Kedrick Curtis added 13 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, but the Griffins (5-1) fell to Glenville State, 86-76, for their first loss of the season.

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Women’s basketball

Chatham: Senior forward Alyssa Laukus (Norwin) scored a career-high 29 points in a 92-52 win against Penn State Behrend. She scored with efficiency as she made 13 of 17 shots.

It was the 48th double-digit scoring game of her productive career with the Cougars.

Clarion: Freshman guard Kendall Berger (Norwin) has started all four games for the Golden Eagles (4-0), averaging 10.8 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists.

Edinboro: Senior guard Maura Suman (Penn-Trafford) had nine points, four rebounds and four assists in a 61-49 win over Charleston.

Robert Morris: Senior forward Bailey Kuhns (Greensburg Central Catholic) had 25 points and seven rebounds in 33 minutes, but the Colonials fell to Eastern Michigan, 64-54.

The points and minutes were season highs. She made 9 of 14 shots.

Seton Hill: The Griffins (3-2) moved a game above .500 with a 93-68 victory over West Liberty just before the holiday break.

Junior Hailee Ford had 21 points, senior Helene Cowan added 20 and junior Mia Kalich had 17 points and 12 rebounds.

USC Upstate: Redshirt sophomore forward Emma Blair (Latrobe) had a season-high 12 points in 21 minutes off the bench.

Westmoreland County Community College: Freshman guard Madison Marinchak (Ligonier Valley) had a career-high 21 points, and freshman forward Olivia Aumer (Southmoreland) added 12 but the Wolfpack fell to CCBC-Essex, 159-42, to move to 0-4.

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Football

Cal (Pa.): Redshirt freshman Das’jon Craggette (Southmoreland) had a rushing touchdown, but the Vulcans fell to No. 24 Frostburg State, 23-21, in the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs to finish 9-4.

Craggette ran for 185 yards and two TDs on 40 carries this season.

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Men’s soccer

Seton Hill: Junior forward James Aubrey and senior midfielder Julian Marker were named to the D2CCA All-Atlantic Region second team.

Aubrey scored a team-high 11 goals, a total that ranked third in the PSAC.

Marker led the team with five assists and had four goals.

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Women’s bowling

Saint Vincent: Freshman Savannah Douglass was named the AMCC Women’s Bowler of the Week. She helped SVC win the Hilbert Hammer Classic last weekend as she averaged 217.3 and threw a strike on 54.7% of her attempts.

She finished 24 fo 25 makeable spares for SVC, which went 4-1 against NCAA Division I opponents.

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