Liv Collura’s second goal of the match with one minute left in regulation enabled host Valley View to earn a 3-3 tie with Scranton Prep in Lackawanna Soccer League Division I girls match Thursday.
Collura’s goal came 27 seconds after Savannah Turoski had given Scranton Prep a 3-2 lead and capped a wild second half that saw all six goals scored.
Bella Ainey also scored for the Cougars. Eva Kaszuba and Cassie Sheehan had the other goals for the Classics.
SECOND: Ainey (VV) from McIntyre, 48:52. Collura (VV), penalty kick, 59:12. Kaszuba (SP) from Sheehan, 59:49. Sheehan (SP) from Turoski, 61:51. Turoski (SP) from Palazzari, 78:33. Collura (VV) from Minelli, 79:00; Shots-corners: SP 13-4, VV 9-2; Saves: Mamera (SP) 6, Bachman (VV) 5; Records: SP (3-4-2, 5-6-4), VV (0-8-1, 2-12-1)
Holy Cross 2, Scranton 0: At Schautz Stadium in Dunmore, Liza Froncek had a goal and an assist as host Holy Cross blanked Scranton, 2-0, in a Lackawanna Division III match.
Froncek set up Ryleigh Conway’s score in the first half for the Lady Crusaders, then provided an insurance goal early in the second half.
FIRST: Conway from Froncek, 28:37; SECOND: Froncek, direct kick, 44:37; Shots-corners: SCR 0-0, HC 13-7; Saves: Wassail (SCR) 9, HC 0; Records: SCR (1-7-2, 1-8-2), HC (5-0-3, 8-1-3)
Lakeland 9, Carbondale Area 0: At Carbondale, Natalie Rude and Bria Hill each scored four goals as Lakeland remained unbeaten in Lackawanna Division III play.
FIRST: Rude, 6:00. Rude, 25:00. Rude, 28:00. Hill, 30:00. Hill, 33:00. Rude 35:00; SECOND: Hill, 47:00. Hill, 59:00. Beier, 79:00; Shots-corners: LAK 21-6, CAR 8-1; Saves: Tackach (LAK) 5, Cobb (CAR) 13; Records: LAK (7-0-2, 8-2-2), CAR (0-8-2, 0-9-2).
Blue Ridge 2, Forest City 1: At Blue Ridge, Isibeal Parks scored goals 3:39 apart early in the second half to rally the host Lady Raiders to a victory in Lackawanna Division III,
Aundrea Pevec scored in the first half for the Lady Foresters.
FIRST: Pevec (FC), 15:14; SECOND: Parks (BR), 43:46. Parks (BR) from Woosman, 47:25; Shots-corners: FC 3-1, BR 35-7; Saves: Seamon (FC) 16, Carpenetti (BR) 1; Records: FC (0-7-1, 0-7-1), BR (7-1-3, 9-2-4)
Elk Lake 2, West Scranton 0: At Elk Lake, Laci Ayotte broke a scoreless tie late in the first half and the host Lady Warriors went on to defeat West Scranton in a Lackawanna Division III match.
Erin Traver added an insurance goal in the second half.
FIRST: Ayotte from Rezykowski, 36:00; SECOND: Traver, 66:00; Shots-corners: WS 3-3, EL 11-4; Saves: Hernandez (WS) 8, Gallela (EL) 2; Records: WS (3-3-4, 3-6-5), EL (7-4-1, 7-5-1).
Wallenpaupack 1, Dunmore 1: At Wallenpaupack, Amelia Joseph scored with 7:17 left in the second half, enabling Dunmore to earn a tie in Lackawanna Division II
Anna Babyak scored for Wallenpaupack in the first half.
FIRST: Babyak (WAL), 7:19; SECOND: Joseph (DUN), 72:43; Shots-corners: DUN 10-1; WAL 17-0; Saves: Pasqualichio (DUN) 15; Anderson (WAL) 9; Records: DUN (0-7-1, 3-8-2); WAL (4-2-3, 4-7-3).
Mountain View 1, Montrose 1: At Montrose, Tessa Norton’s goal with 1:09 remaining in regulation earned Mountain View a tie in Lackawanna Division II.
Kaleya Kublo scored for the host Lady Meteors.
SECOND: K. Kublo (MON) from Bush, 58:44. Norton (MTV), 78:51; Shots-corners: MTV 3-2, MON 11-2; Saves: Darde (MTV) 4, M. Kublo (MON) 2; Records: MTV (3-4-2, 4-7-3), MON (5-3-1, 5-5-1)
Nanticoke 2, Western Wayne 1: At Nanticoke, Elizabeth Larson and Claire Wisnosky scored in the second half for the host Trojanettes as they halted Western Wayne’s 11-match unbeaten streak in a nonleague contest.
Mackenzie Chearney scored in the 79th minute for the Lady Wildcats to spoil the shutout bid.
SECOND: E. Larson (NAN) from Alles, 45:00. Wisnosky (NAN), 72:00. Chearney (WW) from Gregory, 79:00. Shots-corners: WW 7-2, NAN 13-7; Saves: Kaub (WW) 11, Serrano, L. Larson (NAN) 6; Records: WW 11-2-1, NAN 4-6-2
Boys soccer
At West Scranton, William Perez scored the tying goal in the second half as the host Invaders and Gregory the Great battled to a 2-2 in Lackawanna Soccer League Division II boys action Thursday.
Perez also assisted on West Scranton’s first goal by Aaron Clough in the first half. Jack Martins scored twice for the Highlanders.
FIRST: Martins (GTG), 3:37. Clough (WS) from Perez, 21:12. Martins (GTG) from Nolans, 25:00; SECOND: Perez from Fuentes (WS), 57:00; Shots-corners: GTG 5-6, WS 7-6; Saves: Godfrey (GTG) 5, Lesh (WS) 3; Records: GTG (2-6-3, 2-8-3), WS (2-6-3, 4-8-3)
Honesdale 3, Western Wayne 2: At Honesdale, Alex Kerna’s goal midway through the second half proved to be the difference for the host Hornets in their Lackawanna Division II win over Western Wayne.
Logan Lester and Alex Valerio also scored for Honesdale.
Cole Combs had a goal and an assist for the Wildcats.
FIRST: McCleland (WW) from Combs, 15:40. Lester (HON), penalty kick, 21:01; SECOND: Valerio (HON) from Carmody, 52:37. Kerna (HON) from Berkihiser, 61:01. Combs (WW) from Agnello, 78:15; Shots-corners: WW 5-3, HON 7-5; Saves: Malakin (WW) 4, Myers (HON) 3; Records: WW (4-5-1, 7-6-1), HON (5-4-1, 6-7-1)
Elk Lake 6, Forest City 0: At Forest City, Matt Parr had three goals and one assist — all in the first half — to power Elk Lake to victory in Lackawanna Division III.
Henry Zuniga added two goals and Nilmar Nugra had two assists for the Warriors.
FIRST: Parr from Fox, 2:00. Zuniga from Nugra, 11:00. Lopez, penalty kick, 21:00. Zuniga from Parr, 31:00. Parr from Nugra, 32:00. Parr. Shots-corners: ELK 12-16, FC 2-2; Saves: Brown (ELK) 2, M. Lesjack (FC) 12; Records: EL (10-0-2, 11-0-2), FC (0-9-1, 0-11-1).
Delaware Valley 4, Valley View 0: At Delaware Valley, Eric Choi scored twice in the first half and the host Warriors went on to the victory in Lackawanna Division I.
Shane Kirk made eight saves to earn the shutout and also had an assist in Choi’s second goal.
FIRST: Choi from Decker, 18:01. Choi from Kirk, 30:14; SECOND: Sell from Eversdyke, 42:44. Nagy, 64:34; Shots-corners: VV 10-1, DV 12-5; Saves: VV 4, Kirk (DV) 8; Records: VV (0-8, 0-12-1), DV (2-3-3, 3-7-3)
Girls volleyball
Lauren Huyck had 100 assists, including her career 1,000th, to become the first in girls program history to achieve the milestone, while leading Susquehanna to a 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 25-19) win over Forest City in a Lackawanna Division II match.
Jordyn Spoor added five kills and nine digs, and Piper Heller had nine digs for the Lady Sabers (4-7).
Bella Bilsky had seven kills, Tayrwan Tietz had 13 assists, and Rayn Conrad had 16 digs to pace Forest City (0-11).
Mid Valley 3, Elk Lake 0: At Mid Valley, Olivia Parry had 16 assists, five digs and four aces, leading the Spartanettes to a 25-8, 25-20, 25-10 win in a Division II match.
Audrey Comstock added 10 kills, and Arianna Vitaletti had seven kills, five digs, and four aces for Mid Valley (4-7).
Aleece Greenley led Elk Lake (5-6) with eight kills and four blocks. Mia Blair had six assists and two digs.
Delaware Valley 3, Wyoming Area 0: At Delaware Valley, Cece Dickerson set a pair of school records in a 25-7, 25-15, 25-19 win over Wyoming Area in Wyoming Valley Conference girls volleyball action.
Dickerson, a senior, became Delaware Valley’s career digs record holder with 700 and broke the mark for career kills with her 605th.