Oakes, Kaszuba, Galko lead Scranton Prep to win over Elk Lake in girls swimming showdown – Scranton Times-Tribune

Scranton Prep’s all-star lineup of swimmers dominated in a 95-61 win over defending Lackawanna League champion Elk Lake on Wednesday night in a girls’ swimming meet at the University of Scranton.

Rebecca Oakes posted wins in the 50-yard freestyle and the 100 free, as she battled Elk Lake’s Brynn Warriner in a matchup of All-Region athletes and District 2 champions.

Oakes, last season’s Times-Tribune Girls Swimmer of the Year, won the 50 free in 25.02 seconds, finishing just ahead of Warriner, who had a time of 25.73. Oakes won the 100 free in 54.87.

In addition, Oakes competed on the winning 200 medley and the 200 free relays for the undefeated Classics.

Eva Kaszuba, a returning district champion and PIAA Class 2A medal winner, won the 200 individual medley, the 100 breaststroke, and was also a member of two winning relay teams. Sophia Galko won the 100 fly and the 100 back, and was a member of the 200 medley relay and the 400 free relay for Scranton Prep, which took first place in all 11 events.

Ella Schofield (200 free) and Anna Millett (500 free) won the distance races for the Classics.

200 Medley Relay: Scranton Prep (Galko, Kaszuba, Oakes, Kopa) 1:57.48, EL, EL; 200 Free: Ella Schofield (SP) 2:12.31, Kopa (SP), Long (EL); 200 IM: Eva Kaszuba (SP) 2:25.77, Millett (SP), Puterbaugh (EL); 50 Free: Rebecca Oakes (SP) 25.02, Warriner (EL), Stang (EL); 100 Fly: Sophia Galko (SP) 1:04.20, Grosvenor (EL), Schofield (SP); 100 Free: Rebecca Oakes (SP) 54.87, Warriner (EL), Stang (EL); 500 Free: Anna Millett (SP) 6:21.99, Long (EL), Howell (EL); 200 Free Relay: Scranton Prep (Kaszuba, Schofield, Millett, Oakes) 1:48.82, EL; 100 Back: Sophia Galko (SP) 1:08.15, Grosvenor (EL), Puterbaugh (EL); 100 Breast: Eva Kaszuba (SP) 1:10.89, Shursky (SP), Bell (EL); 400 Free Relay: Scranton Prep (Schofield, Millett, Kopa, Galko) 4:03.42, EL, EL; Records: SP 3-0, EL 2-1.

Delaware Valley 111, Wallenpaupack 69: Chloe Cruz, Sasha Novikov, Kayleigh Jagger, Elizabeth Bailey, and Mariana Wyss had individual wins to lead the undefeated Lady Warriors.

Zoee Stuckey and Samira Feller each had two individual wins and contributed to a relay win for Wallenpaupack.

200 Medley Relay: Wallenpaupack (Stuckey, Gilmartin, Feller, Protasiewicz) 2:10.76, DV, DV; 200 Free: Chloe Cruz (DV) 2:23.10, Bailey (DV), Moreira (DV); 200 IM: Samira Feller (WAL) 2:38.63, Holderith (DV), Wyss (DV); 50 Free: Sasha Novikov (DV) 27.90, Protasiewicz (WAL), Cady (DV); Diving: Kayleigh Jagger (DV) 129.90, Kolkovska (DV); 100 Fly: Zoee Stuckey (DV) 1:12.34, O’Connell (DV), Allen (DV); 100 Free: Samira Feller (WAL) 1:02.21, Cruz (DV), Moreira (DV); 500 Free: Elizabeth Bailey (DV) 6:39.08, Protasiewicz (WAL), O’Dea (DV); 200 Free Relay: Delaware Valley (Cruz, Novikov, Cady, Holderith) 2:00.32, WAL, DV; 100 Back: Zoee Stuckey (WAL) 1:09.22, O’Connell (DV), Perez (DV); 100 Breast: Mariana Wyss (DV) 1:27.10, Gilmartin (WAL), Cady (DV); 400 Free Relay: Delaware Valley (O’Connell, Bailey, Cady, Novikov) 4:29.09, WAL, DV; Records: DV 3-0, WAL 1-2.

Holy Cross 62, Scranton 61: Claire Polishan, Ava Kochmer, and Gemma Bistran each won an individual event and competed on two winning relays to lead the Lady Crusaders. All three teamed with Anna Polishan to win the 400 free relay to clinch the victory.

Heidi Dowd won the 50 free and was on a winning relay for Scranton.

200 Medley Relay: Scranton (Dowd, Schaefer, Whitman, Hernandez) 3:00.28; 200 Free: Claire Polishan (HC) 2:45.69, Labar (SCR), Resto (SCR); 200 IM: Gemma Bistran (HC) 3:01.99; 50 Free: Heidi Dowd (SCR) 34.24, A. Polishan (HC), Clark (SCR); 100 Fly: Ava Kochmer (HC) 1:17.90; 100 Free: Claire Polishan (HC) 1:12.97, Whitman (SCR), Hernandez (SCR); 500 Free: Ava Kochmer (HC) 6:49.73, Schaefer (SCR), Resto (SCR); 200 Free Relay: Holy Cross (C. Polishan, A. Polishan, Bistran, Kochmer) 2:10.53, SCR; 100 Back: Anna Polishan (HC) 1:38.81, Labar (SCR), Clark (SCR); 100 Breast: Gemma Bistran (HC) 1:26.20, Whitman (SCR); 400 Free Relay: Holy Cross (Kochmer, A. Polishan, C. Polishan, Bistran) 5:18.09, SCR; Records: HC 1-3, SCR 0-3.

Boys swimming

Lukas Iannone and Ben Kessler each won two individual events, and each contributed to wins in two relays to lead Scranton Prep to a 94-58 victory over Elk Lake in a Lackawanna League meet.

Isaiah Jones had wins in the 50 free and the 500 free for Elk Lake.

200 Medley Relay: Scranton Prep (Lampman, Iannone, DeVitto, Cohen) 1:57.30, EL; 200 Free: Ben Kessler (SP) 1:58.20, Christian (EL), Perez (EL); 200 IM: Michael DeVitto (SP) 2:30.89, Dilmore (EL); 50 Free: Isaiah Jones (EL) 24.84, Gallagher (SP), Cohen (SP); 100 Fly: Lukas Iannone (SP) 53.78, DeVitto (SP), Buffington (EL); 100 Free: Ben Kessler (SP) 52.30, Dilmore (EL), Ball (EL); 500 Free: Isaiah Jones (EL) 5:50.77, Lampman (SP), Kirby (SP); 200 Free Relay: Scranton Prep (Kessler, Cohen, Gallagher, Jones) 1:44.54, EL, EL; 100 Back: Michael Lampman (SP) 1:16.82, Cohen (SP), Bernard (EL); 100 Breast: Lukas Iannone (SP) 1:02.70, Gallagher (SP), Perez (EL); 400 Free Relay: Scranton Prep (Kessler, Gallagher, DeVitto, Iannone) 3:46.97; Records: SP 3-0, EL 2-1.

Delaware Valley 128, Wallenpaupack 53: Ryan O’Connell and John Calabria each won two individual events and competed on two winning relay teams for the Warriors.

Samuel Fisher and Thomas Zaucha had individual wins and were part of two winning relay teams for Delaware Valley.

200 Medley Relay: Delaware Valley (Calabria, Zaucha, O’Connor, Fisher) 1:54.06, WAL, DV; 200 Free: Ryan O’Connell (DV) 1:58.50, Zaucha (DV), Eckes (WAL); 200 IM: Mason Young (DV) 2:33.78, Kinney (WAL), Marzan (DV); 50 Free: Samuel Fisher (DV) 23.62, Eckes (WAL), Jimenes (DV); Diving: Benjamin Kruler (DV) 183.50, Kameen (DV), Keeling (DV); 100 Fly: John Calabria (DV) 1:03.92, Kruler (DV), Eckes (WAL); 100 Free: Ryan O’Connell (DV) 51.52, Nilsen (WAL), Peet (WAL); 500 Free: Samuel Fisher (DV) 5:40.28, Eckes (WAL), Ryan (DV); 200 Free Relay: Delaware Valley (Zaucha, V. Kruler, Fisher, O’Connell) 1:39.19, WAL, DV; 100 Back: John Calabria (DV) 1:08.46, Marzan (DV), O’Connor (DV); 100 Breast: Thomas Zaucha (DV) 1:09.64, Kruler (DV), Mancino (WAL); 400 Free Relay: Delaware Valley (Calabria, O’Connor, V. Kruler, O’Connell) 3:52.31, WAL, DV; Records: DV 3-0, WAL 1-2.

Holy Cross 72, Scranton 50: Leo Cholish and Simon Madore each won two individual events and were part of two winning relay teams for the Crusaders.

Ryan Monroe also had an individual win and was part of two winning relays for Holy Cross.

Gabriel Longworth won two events and was part of a winning relay to lead Scranton.

200 Medley Relay: Scranton (Sumski, Longworth, Eisheikh, Emannuel) 2:16.21; 200 Free: Davi Emannuel (SCR) 2:42.21, Scochin (HC), Snedeker (HC); 200 IM: Leo Cholish (HC) 2:10.98, Sumski (SCR); 50 Free: Simon Madore (HC) 23.80, Kennedy (HC), Guaman (SCR); 100 Fly: Ryan Monroe (HC) 1:16.13, Elsheikh (SCR); 100 Free: Simon Madore (HC) 56.80, Kennedy (HC), Cardeenas (SCR); 500 Free: Gabriel Longworth (SCR) 7:07.59, Monroe (HC); 200 Free Relay: Holy Cross (Madore, Scochin, Monroe, Cholish) 1:51.26, SCR; 100 Back: Leo Cholish (HC) 1:03.21, Sumski (SCR); 100 Breast: Gabriel Longworth (SCR) 1:20.83, Snedeker (HC), Scochin (HC); 400 Free Relay: Holy Cross (Madore, Scochin, Monroe, Cholish) 4:42.39; Records: HC 1-3, SCR 0-3.

Boys basketball

Trey Newton and Colin McGarvey each scored five points in overtime to lift No. 7 Delaware Valley to a 57-52 win over West Scranton on Wednesday in a Lackawanna League Division I boys basketball game.

Newton finished with a game-high 23 points, and McGarvey had 12 for the Warriors (8-3, 1-2).

Nate Schimelfenig hit four 3-pointers and finished with 22 points to lead West Scranton (4-7, 1-2). Aiden Diaz, who made four 3-pointers, added 13 points for the Invaders.

Honesdale 58, Western Wayne 49: Levi Martin scored 16 points to lead the Hornets to a Division II win.

Jacob Ramos knocked down a pair of 3-pointers and finished with 12 points, and Gavin Briggs had 10 points for Honesdale (6-5, 2-1).

Jacob Lawlor drilled seven 3-pointers for 21 points to lead Western Wayne (2-8, 0-3). Xavier James added 10 points for the Wildcats.