Will McPartland had six goals and two assists, leading undefeated Scranton Prep to a 16-9 win over Bethlehem Freedom on Saturday afternoon in a nonleague boys lacrosse game.

Braedon McPartland added four goals and three assists and Mackey Lynett had three goals and three assists for the Cavaliers, who improved to 10-0.

Connor Depadis scored four goals for Freedom.

SP goals: W. McPartland 6, B. McPartland 4, Lynett 3, Rully 2, O. McPartland 1; Assists: Lynett 3, B. McPartland 3, W. McPartland 2, O. McPartland 1, McMullen 1; Saves: James 5, Stallman 4; FRE goals: Depadis 4, Lyden 2, Sipel 2, Ray 1; Assists: Lydem 2, Depadis 1, Andreas 1; Saves: Scott 10.

Abington Heights 18, North Penn-Lansdale 7: Braghan Pallis, Chris Bohn and Gavin Lindsay each scored four goals and combined for six assists, leading Abington Heights to a nonleague win.

Logan Fedor added three goals and three assists, Gavin Anders had two goals and two assists and Rodman Azar scored a goal for the Comets (9-2).

AH goals: Pallis 4, Bohn 4, Lindsay 4, Fedor 3, Anders 2, Azar 1; Assists: Pallis 3, Fedor 3, Bohn 2, Anders 2, Lindsay 1.

Track and field

Mid Valley freshman Olivia Thomas won the long jump title at the 99th Jack Roddick Invitational at Shippensburg University and made Lackawanna Track Conference history.

Thomas earned the gold medal with a distance of 19 feet, becoming the first female athlete in the conference to reach that mark. She also finished third in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.73 seconds.

Abington Heights senior Anna Pucilowski finished fourth in the 3,200 in 10:43.24 and was sixth in the 1,600 (5:09.55) at the Roddick.

Kiana Seid, an Abington Heights junior, finished in a tie for fifth place in the high jump (4-11).

Montrose’s Nico Christian won the 400 (49.79) and finished second in the 200 (22.62) in school-record times at the Square Deal Invite in Johnson City, New York.

Montrose junior Max Kuwaye won the long jump (22-2), finished second in the 100 (10.99) and fourth in the 200 (22.71).

Gabe Blasi finished seventh in the 400 (53.13).

Girls lacrosse

Wyoming Seminary 15, Wallenpaupack 1: At Wyoming Seminary, Cali Gardner led a balanced scoring attack with three goals, leading the Blue Knights to the win.

Natalina DeNaples, Rachel Snyder and Ellie Kersey each had two goals. DeNaples, Snyder and Kersey each had two assists. Mirabaai Reitsma, Izzy Shoemaker, Lauren Jones, Julia Williams and Ryleigh McDonnell each scored one goal.

Sophie Fontano scored Wallenpaupack’s goal.