Johnny Petrosky scattered nine hits over 6.2 innings, striking out eight, and helped his own cause with two hits and two RBIs as Scranton Prep defeated Wallenpaupack, 5-2, to create a three-way tie for first place in Lackawanna League Division I baseball.

The Cavaliers, the Buckhorns and Abington Heights are all 10-4 in the division and will share in the title.

Chase Liska and Raphael Thomas each had two hits, including doubles for the Cavaliers (11-8).

Cade Pittenger had two hits for the Buckhorns (15-5).

Scranton 10, West Scranton 3: Brady Donahue pitched a complete-game six hitter with seven strikeouts to help Scranton to the win in Division I.

Adrian Hernandez had two hits, including a home run, and four RBIs, John Montoro doubled and drove in two runs, and Cayden Booth had two hits for the Knights (8-10, 7-6).

Julian Poniatowski had two hits and Tyler Scotch doubled and drove in two for the Invaders (4-14, 4-8).

West Scranton 16, Scranton 4 (5 inn.): Tyler Scotch had four hits and five RBIs to lead a 19-hit attack as the Invaders won the nightcap of a Division I doubleheader against the Knights.

Colin May was the winning pitcher, allowing nine hits and striking out three. He did not walk a batter and helped his own cause with three hits and three RBIs.

Mason Lesh had three hits, including a double, while Julian Poniatowski, Cameron Cole and Brayden Rodney each had two hits for the Invaders (5-14, 5-8). Cole, Rodney, Scotch and Tommy Selemba had doubles.

Jack Kerrigan had two hits for the Knights (8-11, 7-7), who got doubles from Connor Thomas, Drew Leonori and Cayden Booth.

Riverside 11, Old Forge 2: At Old Forge, Riverside scored five in the first and went on to beat their Triboro rivals in a Division II baseball game.

Chris Graff led the 16-hit attack with three hits, including a double and two RBIs.

Nich Bohenk, who homered, Jose Sosa, Cooper Borowski, Ben Kulikowski and Aidan Chapman each had two hits for the Vikings (18-2, 13-1).

Borowski, who doubled, drove in three, while Sosa and Chapman also doubled.

Cooper Borowski was the winning pitcher, going four innings and allowing six hits and striking out five. Caleb Borowski pitched the last three innings of hitless ball, striking out four.

Cam Krushnowski and Angelo DiMauro each had two hits for Old Forge (9-10, 4-10).

Mid Valley 4, Honesdale 3: At Mid Valley, the Spartans scored an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh inning to win the Division II contest.

Brett Yanoski pitched a complete game five-hitter, walking one and striking out one. He helped his cause with two hits

Joey Romanosky had three hits, including a double, while Nick Hricenak also had two hits and Jake Bondy doubled for the Spartans (15-5, 11-3).

Brody Patrisso struck out six in six innings for the Hornets, while allowing nine hits and one earned run.  Meanwhile, Ethan Corso doubled for the Hornets (9-10-1, 6-8).

Mountain View 10, Blue Ridge 0 (6 inn.): At Lackawanna Trail, Josh Miller tossed a complete game one-hitter with seven strikeouts in the Division III win.

Miller helped his own cause with two hits and two RBIs and Joe Tigue also knocked in two runs for the Eagles (10-8, 9-4).

Brendan Marvin had the hit for the Raiders (5-12, 4-9).