So far, the girls and boys District 2 lacrosse playoffs have been chalk.

The top four-seeded teams for the respective Class 2A tournaments were held, while the top two seeds in the girls’ Class 3A bracket reached the final.

On Monday, play continues with the semifinal matches, which include a doubleheader at the Abington Heights High School Sports Complex.

In the first match, the top-seeded Abington Heights (18-1) girls team, champion of the Wyoming Valley Conference, plays No. 4 Lake-Lehman (15-4) at 5 p.m.

Then, second-seeded Abington Heights (15-3) hosts No. 3 Crestwood (12-5) at 7 p.m. in a boys semifinal.

The rest of the schedule has No. 3 Crestwood (16-3) playing at second-seeded Wyoming Seminary (16-2) at 5 p.m. in the other Class 2A girls semifinal. The District 2 Class 3A championship final had No. 2 Hazleton Area (7-10) at No. 1 Delaware Valley (7-10) at 4 p.m., with the winner moving on to the District 2-11 Class 3A subregional final May 23.

Top-seeded Scranton Prep (17-0) hosts No. 4 Wyoming Seminary (11-5) at 7 p.m. in the other Class 2A boys semifinal.

Delaware Valley (11-6) plays in the semifinals of the District 2-11 Class 3A subregional playoffs. The Warriors, the District 2 champion, play second-seeded Parkland (12-5) on Tuesday at 5 p.m. at Northampton.

Fourth-seeded Nazareth (12-7) plays No. 1 Easton (16-1) in the 7 p.m. semifinal at Northampton. The winner of the semifinals plays in the subregional final Thursday at Lehigh University, and both clinch spots in the PIAA playoffs.

Girls preview

Abington Heights, the two-time defending District 2 Class 2A girls champion, reached the semifinals with a convincing 19-0 win over Tunkhannock. Morgan Davis scored four goals, Brielle Crowell had three and Hawley Lynott added two for the high-scoring Lady Comets.

This season, Abington Heights has 17 games with 15 or more goals. Davis leads the team with 83 goals and 23 assists. Allie Rothenberger is second with 58 goals and 27 assists, while Brooklyn Yankow has 47 goals and 28 assists.

When the two teams played in early April, Abington Heights defeated Lake-Lehman, 13-2. Davis scored six goals, and Rothenberger and Olivia Kim each added two goals.

Lake-Lehman advanced to the semifinal rematch with the Lady Comets after a 7-5 win over Dallas. Olivia Oliver scored three goals and had two assists and Finley Norconk added two goals for the winners.

Crestwood beat Wyoming Seminary, 16-7, in their WVC meeting in late March.

Gia Caporuscio scored four goals and had two assists, while Jackie Gallagher and Jordan Andrews each scored three goals for Crestwood in the regular-season win.

Ellie Kersey paced Wyoming Seminary with five goals.

The winners of the semifinal matches advance to the championship final Thursday and also clinch spots in the PIAA playoffs.

In the Class 3A title game, Delaware Valley will seek its second win of the season over Hazleton Area. The Lady Warriors edged the Cougars, 8-7, on April 28.

Brooke Palmeri had three goals, while Rhyanne Rettinger had two goals and two assists, and Rhyan Morris scored two goals for Delaware Valley in that win. Jaida Palacios made 13 saves.

Hazleton Area reached the title game with a 21-6 win over Wilkes-Barre Area in the semifinal. Macie Maylath scored eight goals, Lauren Harmonosky added five goals, Gia Doganiero had four goals and Madelyn Gaizick scored two for the Cougars.

Boys preview

Both Scranton Prep and Abington Heights had impressive wins in the District 2 Class 2A quarterfinals.

Scranton Prep powered past eighth-seeded Tunkhannock, 25-4, with freshman Owen McPartland scoring five goals and providing two assists. Braedon McPartland had four goals and five assists.

Braedon McPartland took over as the team’s leader in goals scored this season with 52. He also has 26 assists. Will McPartland has 50 goals and 16 assists, Mackey Lynett has scored 41 goals and had 24 assists and Owen McPartland has 39 goals and 27 assists for the high-powered Cavaliers attack.

Packy James has 61 saves and James Stallman has 60 for Scranton Prep.

Owen McPartland had five goals and Braedon McPartland had four goals when Scranton Prep defeated Wyoming Seminary, 18-8, in the WVC meeting.

Freshman TJ Rushmer had four goals and two assists and Ronav Gupta added two goals and an assist for Wyoming Seminary in the loss.

Wyoming Seminary reached the semifinal rematch with a 16-3 win over North Pocono.

Abington Heights cruised past Dallas, 21-4, in the quarterfinals. Braghan Pallis had five goals and two assists, Gavin Anders scored four goals and Chris Bohn contributed three goals and five assists for the Comets.

Bohn leads Abington Heights with 53 goals and 45 assists. Anders and Rodman Azar each have 38 goals this season.

Crestwood defeated Lake-Lehman, 17-9, in the quarterfinals.

The last time the two teams met, Abington Heights pulled out a 7-5 win. Azar led the way for the Comets with four goals. Ty McConnell scored two goals for Crestwood.

The winners of the semifinal matches advance to the championship game Thursday and qualify for the PIAA playoffs.

In Class 3A, Delaware Valley is coming off a 7-5 win over Northampton in the subregional quarterfinals. Chris Devaney and Colin McGarvey each scored two goals for the Warriors.

John Gerancher has scored 56 goals and has 21 assists and Colton Arezzi has 45 goals and 39 assists to lead Parkland, which received a bye into the semifinals.