Abington Heights girls and Scranton Prep boys finished as the Wyoming Valley Conference lacrosse champions, and are setting their sights on the postseason.

The District 2 playoffs begin this week after teams conclude their nonleague schedules Monday.

Abington Heights, winner of the last two District 2 Class 2A girls titles, is the No. 1 seed. The Lady Comets have a 17-1 record and open defense of their titles Thursday at home against No. 8 Tunkhannock (5-10).

Crestwood is the No. 2 seed. The Comets (15-3) gave Abington Heights its closest match in the WVC season in a 15-11 loss April 28.

Wyoming Seminary is the No. 3 seed, Lake-Lehman is the No. 4 seed and Dallas is the No. 5 seed.

Holy Redeemer (11-6, .551) holds the No. 6 seed, and Scranton Prep (10-7, .550) is seventh. Both teams have matches that will impact their final power rating. On Monday, Scranton Prep plays at Northwestern Lehigh (10-7), and Selinsgrove (11-3) plays at Holy Redeemer.

The Class 2A semifinals are May 18, and the championship match is May 21.

In Class 3A, District 2 holds its own playoff as part of the District 2-11 Subregional.

Wilkes-Barre Area (1-15) plays at Hazleton Area (6-10) in the semifinal Thursday. The winner advances to the final May 18 to play Delaware Valley (7-10).

The Scranton Prep boys team completed an undefeated regular season with a 16-3 win over Trinity on Saturday. The Cavaliers (16-0) start the playoffs at home against Tunkhannock (2-12) on Thursday.

Abington Heights (14-3), which held a lead over Scranton Prep in their WVC matchup, is the No. 2 seed. The Comets will face No. 7 Dallas (6-11) in the quarterfinals.

No. 3 Crestwood (11-5) will host No. 6 Lake-Lehman (9-7), and No. 4 Wyoming Seminary (10-5) will host No. 5 North Pocono (9-6). North Pocono has a match remaining at Bellefonte Area (5-4) on Monday at 5:30 p.m.

The semifinals are May 18, and the final is May 21.

In Class 3A, Delaware Valley (10-6) earned the No. 3 seed for the District 2-11 Subregional playoffs. The Warriors will host No. 6 Northampton (9-9) on Friday. No. 5 seed Emmaus (10-8) plays at No. 4 Nazareth (11-7) in the other quarterfinal match.

Easton (16-1), the defending champion, and Parkland (12-5) received byes into the semifinals.

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Hazleton Area (14-2) is the No. 1 seed for the District 2 Class 3A tournament that starts Wednesday. The Cougars receive a bye into the semifinals, which will be held as a doubleheader at Hazleton Area.

No. 2 seed Abington Heights (11-5), which plays Valley View on Monday for the Lackawanna League championship, is the No. 2 seed. The Comets, who are the defending champions, open the postseason at home against No. 7 Scranton (3-7) on Wednesday.

No. 6 West Scranton (4-6) plays at No. 3 Wilkes-Barre Area (8-5), and No. 5 Wyoming Valley West (7-7) is at No. 4 Delaware Valley (8-7).

The semifinals are May 19, and the championship game is May 21.

In Class 2A, Crestwood (15-1) earned the No. 1 seed. The Comets will host the No. 8 seed, either Dallas (5-10) or Lackawanna Trail (5-10), when the quarterfinals begin Thursday. Both teams have matches Monday, with Dallas playing at Blue Ridge (11-6) and Lackawanna Trail at Tunkhannock (2-11).

Holy Redeemer (16-2), last year’s champion, hosts No. 7 Western Wayne (7-8); No. 3 Valley View (15-2) will host No. 6 Nanticoke Area (10-8); and No. 5 Blue Ridge (11-6) plays at No. 4 North Pocono (11-5).

The semifinals are May 18 as a doubleheader at the site of the highest-seeded team, and the championship match is May 21.