Mercersburg finished with 327 to beat out Martinsburg's 354. Goretti finished third with 370, followed by Musselman with 377.
Josh Spreng shot 78 to lead Goretti. Martinsburg's Raymond Kwek and Musselman's Aaron Mueller led their teams with rounds of 84.
* BOYS SOCCER
Goretti 3, Clear Spring 0
CLEAR SPRING - Charlie Idol, Steve Kamas and James Cosentino all scored goals with less than eight minutes to play in the second half, breaking open a scoreless tie and leading Goretti to the win.
Bill Cramer had nine saves to record the shutout for Goretti. Jeremiah Johnson had nine saves for Clear Spring (3-8).
* JV BOYS SOCCER
North 5, Williamsport 0
* GIRLS SOCCER
Goretti 2, Clear Spring 2
CLEAR SPRING - Ashley Andrews scored twice, including the game-tying goal with 12 minutes to go, as the Blazers (2-9-1) surprised No. 4 Goretti on their homecoming night.
Kristina Ullrich and Ashley Andrews had assists for Clear Spring, which got 25 saves from Kari Mowen. Allison Palank and Erin Costello scored for the Gaels (9-4-2), who got 12 saves from Janet McCullough.
* COLLEGE SOCCER
Monmouth 1 Mount St. Marys 1
EMMITTSBURG, Md. - Christian Zentner made nine saves, many of them spectacular, to help Monmouth University to a 1-1 double overtime draw with Mount St. Mary's (5-4-2, 2-2-1).
The Hawks (4-7-1, 3-1-1) drew first blood in the 11th minute when Michael Frye's pass was headed by Andrew Viscariello to Robert Cavanaugh, who beat Rob Ray to give Monmouth a 1-0 lead.
The Mount struck back in the 23rd minute when Chris Hammond's free kick was deflected off the head of Duncan Gladwin and into the net to tie the score.
Ray made just four saves for the Mount, but his biggest came in the 119th minute when he stopped Juuso Olinki from point-blank range.
* COLLEGE TENNIS
Mount St. Mary's 6 St. Francis 1
EMMITTSBURG, Md. - Mount St. Mary's won all six singles matches in a 6-1 decision over St. Francis (N.Y.).
Only one of the Mountaineers needed three sets to defeat her opponent.
The Mountaineers are off for two weeks until the Northeast Conference tournament at Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. on Oct. 23-25.
* COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY
HCC sweeps meet
COLUMBIA, Md. - The Hagerstown Community College men's and women's cross country teams continued what has become a tradition of winning by finishing in the middle of the pack.
The Hawks defended their Maryland JuCo Conference titles by each finishing in the top 10 Saturday in the Maryland State Collegiate Cross Country Championships at Howard Community College.
HCC's men finished fifth overall - first among junior colleges - in the field combining four-year schools and junior colleges to win their seventh straight state JuCo title. The women won their third straight JuCo crown with an eighth-place finish. The Maryland JuCo Conference used the state collegiate meet as its conference meet.
Towson University won both the men's and women's team titles. HCC's men finished with 115 points, 80 behind Towson, but 112 ahead of seventh-place Howard in the JuCo division. The HCC women finished with 185 points, 141 behind Towson, but 59 ahead of Montgomery-Rockville in the JuCo race.
HCC's Tom Funk finished sixth in the men's race in 27 minutes, 36 seconds and Tim Mason took seventh in 27:42 to win All-State honors. Other HCC finishers were Tim Lentz 20th 28:31; James Lowrie 38th 29:20; Justin Ward 44th 29:29.
Pam Holtzman finished 23rd in 21:29 for HCC to finish 2:27 behind race winner Susie McCullouch of Salisbury State. Jessica Bracken took 25th in 21:31; Dawn Shatzer was 34th in 22:02, Lealia Price was 45th in 22:33 and Becky Walter was 58th in 23:31.
Men's team results: Towson University 35, UMBC 54, Frostburg State 69, Loyola 110, HCC 115, Johns Hopkins 130, Howard Community College 227, Salisbury State 245, UMES 256, Villa Julie 300, Montgomery Rockville 360, Morgan State 374, Coppin State 375, Anne Arundel 378.
