<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0epvWp_1GvHs8oR00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0epvWp_1GvHs8oR00" width="432" height="432" ></figure>Layne Cilli placed eighth in a time of 21:03.81, Casey Carney was 13th in 21:50.92 and Farrah Whaley was 14th in 21:54.40 to pace the Pope John girls cross country team at the NJSIAA Non-Public A Group championships on Saturday afternoon at Holmdel Park in Holmdel.Reece Wilson placed 52nd in 17:59.25 to lead the Pope John boys. He was followed by Nicholas Katsgiannis (71st in 18:18.87), Bryce Leslie (99th in 19:03.14), Nick Mizzoni 9116th in 19:46.53), Alex Kirkland (131st in 20:39.15), Dylan Simonelli (135th in 20:46.86) and Nick Boyanowski (137th in 21:11.89).Other Pope John girls place-winners were Madelyn Mulvihill (27th in 23:46.06), Anne Giacchi (41st in 24:45.20), Lia Lamendola (63rd in 28:03.85) and Alexis Pier (82nd in 32:55.98).At the Group 2 championships, also on Saturday at Holmdel Park, Sparta was led by Celia Rossettini was 10th in 19:35 followed by Avery Barrett (74th place in 23:07.71), Madelyn Fasulo (75th in 23:08.10), Kaelyn Sabanosh (78th in 23:13.34), Sarah Walsh (79th in 23:17.50) and Sierra Harms (103rd in 24:33.74).The Sparta boys were paced by Thomas Zapata (62nd place in 18:29.15), Mark Fagersten (63rd in 18:29.35), Madox Giannantonio (100th in 19:17.31), Rowan Henrie (116th in 19:34.80), Jake Watkins (130th in 20:24.15) and Jamison Harms (145th in 22:29.40)Pope John Girls SoccerSenior Bella Quinn netted her second career hat trick to account for all of her team’s scoring, but ninth-seeded Pope John fell to top-seeded Saddle River Day in the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public B tournament on Thursday, Nov. 5, in Saddle River.The game was knotted, 2-2, at the half before Saddle River Day outscored the Lady Lions, 4-1, after the break.Peighton Spidaletto made 11 saves in defeat as Pope John ended its season with a 5-13 mark.Pope John had advanced with a 7-1 victory over eighth-seeded Mary Help of Christians on Monday, Nov. 2 in North Haledon.In that decision the Lady Lions were led by Skyler Wyatt (three goals), Alex Piotrowsky (two goals, one assist), Anissette Roque (one goal), Quinn (one goal), Clare Nestor (two assists), Abigail Iussig (two assists) and goalies Corinne Apor (two saves) and Spidaletto (one save).Wyatt (13 goals, five assists) led the Lady Lions in scoring this season followed by Quinn (12 goals, four assists), Piotrowsky (five goals, five assists), Sadie Sakowski (four goals, three assists) and Kayla Salinas (two goals, four assists).Pope John Boys SoccerThe sixth-seeded Lions had their season conclude with a 3-0 loss to third-seeded and No 6 ranked Seton Hall Prep in the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public A tournament on Thursday, Nov. 5 in West Orange.Matthew Rivera made six saves for Pope John, which held Seton Hall Prep to just one first-half goal.Pope John had defeated 11th-seeded Oratory Prep in a first round game on Monday, Nov. 2 in Sparta.Teo Fedullo scored the game’s only goal in the second half off a feed from Anthony Patino. Rivera halted six shots to earn the shutout.Pope John (10-7-3) was led offensively this fall by Ethan Nowak (seven goals, six assists), Fedullo (six goals, two assists), Luca Costa (four goals, four assists), Alexander Pintado (four goals, one assist), Damian Stawowy (three goals, three assists), Chase Torres (two goals, one assist) and Santiago Vargas (four assists),Sparta Girls SoccerSparta, the 12th seed, was upended by fifth-seeded Westwood, 2-0, in the first round of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group 2 tournament on Tuesday, Nov. 3 in Westwood.Callie Haines made seven saves in defeat for the Lady Spartans, who finished 6-13-1 this fall.Makayla Brown (12 goals, three assists), Mya Grycuk (seven goals, five assists) and Courtney Wagner (three goals, 11 assists) keyed the offense with Haines making 179 saves and posting four saves in anchoring the defense.Pope John Field HockeyThe Lady Lions, seeded 15th, suffered a 10-0 loss to second-seeded and No. 14 ranked Pingry in the first round of the NJSIAA North Jersey, Non-Public tournament on Monday, Nov. 2 in Martinsville.Delaney Hartman made 14 saves for Pope John (2-14-2), which was led this season by Gabriella Celentano (three goals, five assists), Kendall Weiss (two goals, one assist), Reese Vanbenschoten (two goals), Samantha Amelung (one goal, one assist), Savanna Laver (one goal, one assist), Brooke Hughen (one goal), Giada Reali (one goal) and Taylor Struble (one assist).Hartman made 124 saves this season.</div></body>

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Layne Cilli placed eighth in a time of 21:03.81, Casey Carney was 13th in 21:50.92 and Farrah Whaley was 14th in 21:54.40 to pace the Pope John girls cross country team at the NJSIAA Non-Public A Group championships on Saturday afternoon at Holmdel Park in Holmdel. Reece Wilson placed 52nd...

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Layne Cilli placed eighth in a time of 21:03.81, Casey Carney was 13th in 21:50.92 and Farrah Whaley was 14th in 21:54.40 to pace the Pope John girls cross

Pope John, Sparta athletes wrap up fall seasons

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