Dorian Clayton scored three goals to lead the attack as the Penn Boys Soccer Team rolled past Glenn, 8-0, in Northern Indiana Conference action on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Micah Craig and Sammy Atkins scored two goals each, and Max Bender scored one goal for the Kingsmen.

Aron Janko delivered four assists to ignite the Gold & Black attack.

Penn High’s Girls Golf Team finished the 2017 Northern Indiana Conference regular season with a 12-0 record as the Kingsmen defeated South Bend St. Joseph and Marian on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Penn won the match with a score of 182. St. Joe placed second with a 204, and Marian placed third at 217.

Penn (182): Lyvia Li 41, Grace Szklarek 48, Abbey Hamilton 46, Ryen DeToro 47, Kate Burnett 63.

St. Joe (204): Allison Coyne 47, Claire Kloska 49, Lexi Kilcoin 55, Rosa Veldman 53, Katie Kloska 56.

Marian (217): Rosa Trippel 49, Carly Turak 60, Emily Laviolette 61, Sophie Brennan 59, Arianna Kujawski 49.
 

Penn's Bryan Mai defeated Johnny Anderson, 6-2, 6-0, in the only match that was contested in the Northern Indiana Conference tennis match between the Kingsmen and South Bend Clay on Tuesday, Sept. 5. Penn won the other four matches by forfeit.

Penn High’s Football Team boasted strong contributions from the offense, defense and special teams in a 38-0 victory against Brother Rice on Friday, Sept. 1. The game was played at Berkley High School in Berkley, Mich.

Penn’s offense started the game with a sustained drive that resulted in an 18-yard TD run by Ryan Whiteman. Caden Paquette kicked the extra point for a 7-0 Kingsmen lead.

Corey Warner put the ball right back in Kingsmen hands, recovering a fumble on the ensuing kickoff at the Brother Rice 25.

Whiteman scored his second TD, a 10-yard run. Paquette’s kick made it 14-0 Kingsmen in the first quarter.

Lightning struck again, as Penn hitman Ryan Schmitt recovered a Warrior fumble on the kickoff.

Caden Paquette finished the drive with a 23-yard field goal.

Brock Boynton then jolted the Warriors with an electrifying 50-yard punt return for a touchdown with 11:03 left in the second quarter. Caden Paquette kicked the extra point to make it 24-0 in favor of Penn.

Penn stung the Warriors to open the second half with a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Paul Moala. The extra-point kick by Caden Paquette made it 31-0 Kingsmen.

A 23-yard TD strike from Ron Powlus to Zach Usenick wrapped up the Kingsmen scoring. Caden Paquette kicked the extra point to make the final score 38-0.

Penn’s Kingsmen won a fierce battled against Merrillville, 7-0, on Friday, Aug. 26.

Ryan Whiteman broke loose to score the Kingsmen touchdown, sprinting 88 yards to put Penn on the board.

Division I prospect Paul Moala made a huge impact on the game.

Moala made a touchdown-saving tackle late in the second quarter, and then blocked a subsequent field-goal attempt.

Moala intercepted a pass at the Penn 26 to end a fourth-quarter Merrillville drive.

Penn’s defense shined, and Paul Moala gave the offense a big spark, but the Kingsmen suffered a 12-7 defeat in the high school football season opener at Valparaiso.

Valpo’s victory was its first against Penn since 2010.

Moala caught a pass from Ryan Lynch and raced 33 yards for the touchdown.

Penn smacked archrival Mishawaka, 28-0, in Junior Varsity Football action on Saturday, Sept. 2.

Trenton Horvath, Tyron Robinson, Michael Garcia and Patrick Maclin scored touchdowns for the Kingsmen.

Alex Kennach kicked 4 PATs.

Penn beat Merrillville 21-6 in Freshmen Football with scores from Nate Ehmer, Brook Jones, and Kyle Riffel.

The defense also made some big plays with Aiden Jones raking up two fumble recoveries.

Tye Zahner and Dale Hazen each added an interception.

The Penn Girls Soccer Team, ranked No. 1 in the Nation, beat the No. 2 ranked team in Kentucky, Simon Kenton, 2-0, and tied the No. 3 team in Indiana, Carmel, 1-1, on Saturday, Sept. 2, in the power-packed Zionsville Invitational.

Brooke VanDyck put the Kingsmen on the board in the 30th minute against Simon Kenton off an assist from Kristina Lynch.

Lynch scored in the 78th minute off of an assist from VanDyck to wrap up the 2-0 victory.

Carmel, the No. 25 team in the nation, took a 1-0 lead on Penn in the 20th minute.

Lynch fired in a goal unassisted in the 26th minute to tie the score.

Penn star Kristina Lynch, a Florida State University recruit, scored her 100th career goal to highlight Penn’s 5-0 victory against Elkhart Central on Thursday, Aug. 31.

Lynch scored three goals in the game.

Maya Lacognato and Lauren Cernak also scored goals for the Kingsmen.

Notre Dame recruit Brooke VanDyck delivered three assists. Lynch had one assist.