Central swept Bishop Guilfoyle Academy, 25-15, 25-21, 25-15, in high school boys volleyball at Pleasant Valley gymnasium on Wednesday.

Both Blake Reynolds and Kristin Heuston led the attack with 12 kills each for the Scarlet Dragons in the match.

Landyn Rhodes, who tied Lincoln Mauk with a team-best 11 service points, led the way with five blocks, and Colby Gojmerac tallied three for the winners.

The Marauders (1-4) got 18 assists and eight digs from Brenden Young to go with eight kills and seven digs from Karter Shall. Teammate Griffin Chwateck added seven kills and five digs.

SERVICE POINTS

CENTRAL: Mauk 11, Rhodes 11, Hoover 9, Gojmerac 4, Reynolds 4, Heuston 2

BISHOP GUILFOYLE: Young 1, Chwateck 3, Kirsch 1, Shall 1, Weimer 1, Rice 3, Mellot 1

Records: Central (4-1); Bishop Guilfoyle (1-4).

JV: Central, 25-17, 25-17

Altoona cruises

DuBOIS — Altoona swept DuBois, 5-0, behind singles wins from Owen Wasovich, Dylan Batrus and Jude Brunhuber in high school boys tennis on Wednesday.

In doubles competition, Avery Lanzendorfer and Thomas Orr won at No. 1, and Aiden Aiken and Sean Ratchford won at No. 2.

SINGLES: 1, Wasovich, A, def. Via, 6-0, 6-0; 2, Batrus, A, def. Reinsel, 6-0, 6-0; 3, Brunhuber, A, def. Stringer, 6-0, 6-0.

DOUBLES: 1, Lanzendorfer-Orr, A, def. Akers-McFadden, 6-0, 6-3; 2, Aiken-Ratchford, A, def. Murray-Kiskadden, 6-1, 6-0.

Records: DuBois (0-6); Altoona (5-3).

Tyrone drops two

SOMERSET — Somerset beat Tyrone, 4-1, in two straight matches with Tyrone’s No. 1 doubles team of Trey Brodzina and Jackson Murphy winning both of their matches.

MATCH ONE

SINGLES: 1, Antram, S, def. Harris, 8-0; 2, Walter, S, def. Fisher, 8-0; 3, Emswiler, S, def. Weimert, 8-3.

DOUBLES: 1, Brodzina-Murphy, T, def. Cochran-Foglesong, 8-4; 2, Somerset won by forfeit.

MATCH TWO

SINGLES: 1, Egal, S, def. Harris, 8-6; 2, Wheeler, S, def. Weimert, 8-0; 3, Gardner, S, def. Fisher, 8-0.

DOUBLES: 1, Brodzina-Murphy, T, def. Difebo-Zaswiza, 8-8, 7-5; 2, Somerset won by forfeit.

Records: Somerset (8-3); Tyrone (3-8).

Portage stays put

The Portage Area School Board voted 4-3 to remain in its current co-operative agreement with the Penn Cambria School District for the district’s wrestling program.

An item was listed on this month’s agenda after a parent who declined to identify herself spoke during public comment at last month’s meeting in favor of the district reinstituting its own wrestling program.

The board initially moved to dissolve the agreement with Penn Cambria, but that motion did not have a majority of votes to move forward.

A second motion was then made by board member Susan Berardinelli and seconded by John Jubina to remain in the current agreement, which was passed with Berardinelli, Jubina and board members Lisa Dividock and Kathy Hough voting in favor.

Board members Jacob Myers, Brian Shope and Kelli Swires voted to oppose the district remaining with Penn Cambria. Board members Matthew Decort and Nancy Sherbine were not present at the meeting.

After the board’s vote to remain in the agreement, two attendees walked out of the meeting.