As Rylin Bugosh becomes more comfortable with college soccer and her surroundings at Washington & Jefferson, the soccer ball is finding the back of the net more often.

The freshman striker out of Mt. Pleasant scored a goal in the season opener in August and went scoreless in eight of the next nine games.

But since October arrived, she came in like fall, firing in six goals in her last five games, including her first college hat trick.

Bugosh fired in three goals as the Presidents dropped Thiel, 9-1, in a PAC game.

She now leads W&J (5-8-2, 2-4-2) in goals (6) and points (14).

Football

Cal (Pa.): Redshirt freshman running back Da’sjon Craggette (Southmoreland) ran for his first career touchdown in a 31-28 victory over Clarion.

Grove City: Senior running back Ian Demeri (Penn-Trafford) scored two touchdowns and senior linebacker Jack Jollie (Penn-Trafford) made eight tackles as GCC (4-2, 3-1 PAC) pounded Allegheny, 42-6.

Mercyhurst: Grad defensive end Jonas King (Mt. Pleasant) had five tackles, one for loss, in a 37-0 defeat against Duquesne.

Saint Vincent: In the Bearcats’ 56-10 loss to Washington & Jefferson, junior Keegan O’Brien, who switched from wide receiver to safety, set the program record for tackles in a game with 20.

The previous mark was held by sophomore Nathan Parker in Week 1 of this season.

Seton Hill: Senior running back Ky’Ron Craggette ran for a career-high 209 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 10 yards per carry, and caught a TD pass in a 28-14 win over Gannon.

Senior linebacker Ritchie McCormack had a game-high 11 tackles and one of the team’s 6.5 sacks in the victory for the Griffins (4-4, 2-2 PSAC).

Slippery Rock: Redshirt freshman Carmen Metcalfe (Penn-Trafford) grabbed his first interception of the season as the Rock defeated IUP, 30-27.

Washington & Jefferson: Senior running back Dom Barca (Norwin) scored his first rushing touchdown of the season as the Presidents thumped Saint Vincent, 56-10.

Senior defensive back Nick Beitel (Ligonier Valley) had three tackles in the win.

Wisconsin: Redshirt junior Cade Yacamelli (Penn-Trafford) posted season highs for yards (30) and carries (11) but the Badgers fell to No. 1 Ohio State, 34-0.

Men’s soccer

Grove City: Grad student Luke Kimmich (Franklin Regional) has a goal and four assists for five points, while junior Carlo Denis (Greensburg Central Catholic) has two goals for the Wolverines, who are 9-0-1 in their last 10 games.

Penn State Behrend: Sophomore goalkeeper Anthony Scalise (Norwin) has made 13 starts for the Lions and has a 1.02 goals-against average. He has made 45 saves.

Freshman Danny Christafano (Franklin Regional) scored his first college goal in a 3-1 win at Hilbert.

Saint Vincent: Freshman Daniel Maddock (Norwin) bumped in a goal in the 64th minute to lead SVC (10-2-3, 4-2-1 PAC) to a 1-0 victory over Washington & Jefferson.

Maddock had a team-high 20 points through 15 games, on eight goals and four assists.

Women’s soccer

Costal Carolina: Sophomore goalkeeper Aris Lamanna (Franklin Regional) has started all 13 games and has a 3-4-6 record.

The Chantacleers are one of the most-tied teams in the nation. Their last five games ended in a draw.

James Madison: Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Sofis DeCerb (Latrobe) has helped JMU to a five-game unbeaten streak. She is 4-2-2 for the season with a 1.23 goals-against average and a save percentage of 0.76.

Pitt-Greensburg: Sophomore Bella Carroto (Monessen) scored three goals — she scored in the 80th, 82nd and 83rd minutes — to power the Bobcats to a 6-0 win over La Roche.

Sophomore Riley Gesinski (Mt. Pleasant) had an assist, while freshman Kira Howcroft picked up the shutout in net for UPG (6-7-2, 3-1-1).

UPG sophomore Dionna “Tiger” Santia was named the AMCC Athlete of the Week for the second time this season.

Robert Morris: Senior Paloma Swankler (Norwin) contributed a assist as the Colonials tied Cleveland State, 1-1.

Freshman Alayna Williams (Derry) scored her first collegiate goal in the Colonials’ 3-0 win over Purdue Fort Wayne.

Saint Vincent: Junior Emma Koller scored two goals and the Bearcats outshot Washington & Jefferson, 19-6, on the way to a 3-1 PAC win.

Junior Jordan Kirkwood (Valley) also had a goal in the victory.

In a 1-0 win over Westminster, Koller scored in the 36th minute and sophomore Rilyn Warner earned the shutout in net for SVC (12-2-1, 6-1-1).

Youngstown State: Redshirt sophomore Sara Felder (Greensburg Central Catholic) scored her sixth goal of the season as the Penguins defeated South Carolina State, 3-0.

Women’s volleyball

Westminster: Freshman Kylie Anthony (Penn-Trafford) had five kills and 14 digs in a 3-2 loss to PAC-leading Hiram.

Men’s cross country

Mercyhurst: Freshman Thomas Gaydos (Norwin) led the Lakers with a season-best time of 25 minutes, 7.20 seconds to finish ninth at the Carnegie Mellon Invitational.

Gaydos was named a Northeast Conference Prime Performer.

Women’s tennis

Saint Vincent: Senior Carolina Walters was named to the PAC All-Tournament Team.

Men’s golf

Pitt-Greensburg: UPG finished second at the AMCC Championships at Toftrees Golf Resort with a score of 624. Junior Anthony Treonze and senior Zach Abdallah (Franklin Regional) tied for sixth in the 36-hole tournament at 10-over-par 154.

Women’s golf

Bethel: Sophomore Izzy Aigner (Greensburg Central Catholic) finished fourth and earned a spot in the all-tournament team at the Harbor Shores Tournament in Benton Harbor, Mich.

Women’s swimming

Grove City: Freshman Chaeli Keenan (Derry) took second place in both diving events at the Geneseo State Quad, recording 230.60 points in the 1-meter competition, and 238.65 in the 3-meter board.

Women’s bowling

Saint Vincent: Junior Skyy Nicholls was named the AMCC Bowler of the Week.

Nicholls earned MVP honors at the Grapevine Classic in Erie.

She averaged 215.4, setting a school record with 1,077 pins in five games in traditional play. Her 254 led the Bearcats against Pitt-Bradford.

Wrestling

Seton Hill: Griffins coach Vince DeAugustine added a new assistant to his staff in former national champion Terrance Fanning.

A two-time All-American at Wheeling Jesuit (2015-19), Fanning, a former heavyweight, went 31-6 and won an NCAA title as a junior.

He is Wheeling Jesuit’s all-time leader in wins with 103. He also coached at Saint Vincent.

“I am excited for the opportunity to come back to Division II wrestling and to be with a great group of guys and a phenomenal coach leading the program,” Fanning said in a news release. “I am honored to be able to learn from coach DeAugustine and help with the vision that he and I have for team. I am thrilled to see these young men develop and grow on and off the mat.”

Said DeAugustine: “Terrance brings with him a wealth of knowledge both on and off the mat. Any time you can surround your guys with someone of high character that knows what it’s like to win at the biggest stage, it’s a win for the program. I am extremely excited to see what he can do with the development of our upper weights.”

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