Liv Placek had three goals and two assists to lead host North Pocono to an 8-0 victory over Wyoming Seminary on Friday in a nonleague girls soccer game.

Piper Donohue had a goal and an assist, Riley Grambo had two assists and Zoey Suchoski, Sadie Placek and Mia Napolitano each added a goal for the Lady Trojans.

Gemma Ciravolo had 12 saves for the Blue Knights.

First: Suchoski (NP) from Grambo, 3:34. Placek (NP) from Placek, 5:00. Donohue (NP), 9:18. Placek (NP), 35:22. Placek (NP) from Donohue, 37:41; Second: Placek (NP) from Grambo, 48:13. Own goal, 61:30. Napolitano from Placek, 68:40; Shots-corners: NP 22-5, SEM 0-2; Saves: NP 0, Ciravolo (SEM) 12; Records: NP 1-0, SEM 0-1.

Boys soccer

North Pocono 3, Wilkes-Barre Area 3: At Wilkes-Barre Area, Johnny Mendola’s second penalty kick in the 79th minute knotted the score, and that’s where it ended as the Wolfpack and the Trojans battled to a tie in nonleague boys soccer.

Logan Phillips gave the Trojans the edge in the 70th minute, and Mendola knotted it at 79:29.

Phillips and Mendola each finished with two goals. Rocco Rava accounted for the third North Pocono score. Ronaldo Mejia had WBA’s third goal.

First: Rava (NP), 1:29. Phillips (NP), 16:34. Mendola (WBA) PK, 38:44; Second: Mejia (WBA) from Espinoza, 47:19. Phillips (NP), 70:48. Mendola (WBA) PK, 79:29; Shots-corners: NP 13-2, WBA 18-3; Saves: NP 15 (Cupertino), WBA 10 (Abbey 6, Hollingshead 4); Records: NP 0-1-2, WBA 1-2-1.

Wyoming Seminary 5, Mountain View 0: At Mountain View, Caden Hoban had two goals to lead the Blue Knights to a nonleague win.

George Rolland had a goal and two assists, Adrian Hinchman and Lucas Lattore each had a goal and Kris Jones had an assist for Wyoming Seminary.

Nick Beach had 21 saves for the Eagles.

First: Lattore (SEM) from Jones, 17:20; Second: Hoban (SEM), 41:57. Hoban (SEM) from Rolland, 49:52. Hinchman (SEM) from Rolland, 59:46. Rolland (SEM), 72:25; Shots- corners: MTV 4-0, SEM 30-13; Saves: Beach (MTV) 21, Hanson-Richart (SEM) 4; Records: MTV 0-1-1, SEM 2-0-1.

Boys golf

Sebastian Meyer and Cole Severs each shot 1-under 35 and birdied the third and seventh holes to lead Abington Heights to a 145-176 victory over Delaware Valley in a Lackawanna League Division I boys golf match at Glenn Oak.

Ryan Boyd birdied the seventh hole and shot a 36, and Will Yoo added a 39 for the Comets.

Hunter Stead and Max Parker each shot a 41 for the Warriors.

Abington Heights: Meyer 35, Severs 35, Boyd 36, Yoo 39, Peters 40, Kilonsky 40; Delaware Valley: Stead 41, Parker 41, Myers 47, Mullin 47, McAuliffe 50, Colon 55; Records: AH 8-1, DV 3-3.

Riverside 164, Carbondale Area 194: At Pine Hills back nine, Alex Kimble shot a 38 to lead the Vikings in a Division II match.

Evan Slocum shot a 41, Jake O’Brien shot a 42 and Pat Lavelle shot a 43 for Riverside.

Mitch Masco shot a 42, including a birdie on 18, for the Chargers.

Riverside: Kimble 38, Slocum 41, O’Brien 42, Lavelle 43, Odzana 45, Shea 46; Carbondale Area: Masco 42, Ancherani 47, Moran 51, Surace 54, Becchetti 55, Kielar 55; Records: RIV 7-2, CAR 0-7.

Girls tennis

Addie Stark, Kate Arp and Amishi Amit won singles matches in straight sets, leading Abington Heights to a 5-0 win over Holy Cross in a Lackawanna League Division I girls tennis match Friday.

Singles: Stark (AH) over Mace, 6-1, 6-1. Arp (AH) over Urban, 6-1, 6-2. Amit (AH) over Jen. Azzarelli, 6-4, 6-0; Doubles: Rosenstein-Rubner (AH) over Jes. Azzarelli-Polishan, 6-0, 6-2. McVety-Rothwell (AH) over Villano-Zhang, 6-0, 6-0; Records: AH 6-0, HC 2-2.

Honesdale 3, Scranton 2: At Scranton, Irene Smith won at No. 2 singles, and the doubles teams of Evelyn Bond-Sophia Bond and Vera Rickard-Sarie MacDonald each won for the Lady Hornets in a Division II match.

Singles: Edwards (SCR) over Mazzotta, 6-2, 2-0 (default). Smith (HON) over Bergman, 6-0, 6-1. P. Patel (SCR) over Murray, 6-3, 6-3; Doubles: E. Bond-S. Bond (HON) over Williams-Palar, 6-2, 6-3. Rickard-MacDonald (HON) over V. Patel-Huffman, 6-7, 6-2, 6-3; Records: HON 3-1, SCR 1-3.

Field hockey

Kyra Wilson ad Syler Neri scored goals, leading Stroudsburg to a 2-1 win over Lackawanna Trail in a nonleague match.

Lyla Ryon had the only goal for Lackawanna Trail.