Colin Farrell led Holy Cross’s balanced scoring attack with 17 points to lead Holy Cross to a 58-42 win over Pittston Area in a nonleague boys basketball game on Monday.

Thomas Gavin scored 15 points for the Crusaders (2-1), while Adam Badyrka, Cole Gavin and Jack Alpert each scored eight.

Lucas LoPresto led Pittston Area with 11 points. Jacob Ivey and Brennan Callahan each scored 10.

Dunmore 79, Mountain View 39: Carter Sload scored nine of his 18 points and Brayden Canavan had eight of his 18 points in a 34-point first-quarter outburst by the third-ranked Bucks.

Nate Aviles also scored 18 points, and Jimmy Clark had 11 for Dunmore (4-0).

Hudson Bain scored 15 points for Mountain View (0-4).

Old Forge 69, Montrose 40: Cameron Parker scored 18 points and Logan Fanning added 15 to lead a balanced attack for the eighth-ranked Blue Devils.

Fanning had nine points in a 27-point first quarter, Ryan DeMarco added 11 points and Cam Krushnowski had 10 points for Old Forge (2-1).

Jai Herman scored 11 points for Montroe (1-2).

Elk Lake 58, Wyoming Seminary 43: Chase Pond scored 10 of his 14 points in the first half to lead the ninth-ranked Warriors to a nonleague win.

Brayden Miller added 13 points, and John Heitsman had 12 for Elk Lake (3-0).

RJ Gerhardt had 27 points, including 17 in the fourth quarter, to pace Wyoming Seminary (1-2).

Lackawanna Trail 38, Tunkhannock 27: Lucas Filipek scored 15 points to lead the tenth-ranked Lions to a nonleague win.

Logan Seigle added 11 points for the Lions (3-1), who won their third straight game.

Luke Chilson made three 3-pointers for nine points to lead Tunkhannock (1-3).

Crestwood 61, North Pocono 41: At North Pocono, Ayden Agapito and Gio Barna each scored 20 points and Miles Metz added 11 to help Crestwood pick up a nonleague win on the road.

Cole West led North Pocono (0-3) with 13 points. Connor Ruddy and Anthony Maros each scored seven.

Executive Education 62, Scranton 58: Eshaan Tung scored 25 points, including two in overtime, to lift Executive (3-0) to a victory on Sunday.

Caleb Burgette scored 16 points, Tony Battaglia had 15 points and six assists, and Deondre Dickey scored 14 points for Scranton (0-2).

Girls

Abigail Gelinger scored 30 points and secured a 50-48 win for Blue Ridge over Lakeland by going 4 of 6 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter.

Gelinger also contributed seven rebounds and four steals.

Lynndee Barbour had 11 points and had three assists for Blue Ridge (2-1).

Naomi Rude and Kamri Naniewicz each scored 13 points, and Reina Walters had 10 points for Lakeland (1-2).

Holy Cross 58, Lackawanna Trail 36: Mollie Urban scored 20 points, including 10 in the second quarter, to lead the Lady Crusaders to a nonleague win.

Aneya Osgood and Ava Schmidt each scored 12 points for Holy Cross (2-1).

Ayla Seigle led Lackawanna Trail (0-3) with 21 points, and London Lisk had 11.

Honesdale 47, West Scranton 40: Ruby Martin scored 21 points, including 12 in the second half, to lead Honesdale to a nonleague win.

Lily Murray scored six of her 12 points in the fourth quarter for the Lady Hornets (3-1).

Aubrey Kerrigan led West Scranton (0-3) with 13 points.

Western Wayne 32, Forest City 24: Khloe Mistishin scored 14 points to lead the Lady ‘Cats to a nonleague win.

Hannah DeStefano contributed six points for Western Wayne (2-3).

Aundrea Pevec scored 10 points to pace Forest City (0-2).

Union Endicott 64, Mountain View 55: Gianna Gennarelli scored 17 points and Madison Simmons-Hernandez scored 16 points to lead Union Endicott to a win over the fifth-ranked Lady Eagles.

Addison Kilmer scored 22 points and Aubrey Sanders added 20 for Mountain View (3-1).

Tunkhannock 36, Mid Valley 32: At Tunkhannock, the Tigers trailed by six after one quarter, but used an 18-4 edge in the third quarter to rally past the Spartanettes.

Aliyah Faux and Elizabeth Moore combined for 24 of the 36 points as Faux led Tunkhannock with 13 points. Moore ended with 11.

Giada Vagni had 10 points to lead Mid Valley, and MacKenzie Richards added nine.