Evan Gonzalez had three hits, including a double, to help Abington Heights rally past Valley View, 3-2, in a Lackawanna League Division I baseball game Monday.

The Cougars took a 2-0 lead in the top of the second, but the Comets scored once in the bottom of the third and twice in the fourth to come back for the win.

Nick Bradley had two hits for Abington Heights, Luke Dougherty had two RBIs and Noah Kayal had a double and one RBI. Reese Zalewski threw 2.2 innings of scoreless relief with two walks and six strikeouts to get the win.

Maddox Carey had two hits and one RBI for Valley View.

Scranton 5, Wallenpaupack 1: At Scranton, Parker Woznick went 6.1 innings, scattering two hits while walking four while striking out four to get the win in leading Scranton past Wallenpaupack in Division I

Erick Guerrero had two hits, including a triple for the Knights. Cayden Booth and Connor Thomas each doubled in the win.

Cam DeFeo doubled and Cade Pittenger had the other hits for the Buckhorns.

West Scranton 5, Delaware Valley 2: At Delaware Valley: Tyler Scotch had three hits and was the winning pitcher as the Invaders defeated the Warriors in Division I.

Scotch went 5 innings, scattering three hits, allowing two runs, walking three and striking out five.

Tommy Selemba got the final six outs, allowing two hits and striking out two to pick up the save.

Timothy Jason had two hits for the Warriors.

Western Wayne 7, Old Forge 6 (8 inn.): At Western Wayne, Alex Decandis hit the ball between shortstop and third, and Damian Glackin scored when the ball got past the first baseman on the throw and Western Wayne walked off with a victory in eight innings over Old Forge in a Division II baseball game.

Glackin had two hits, including a double, and four runs, Jameson McCullom had two hits and two RBIs and Vinny Baldini had a hit, an RBI and a run for the Wildcats (2-3, 1-1).

Angelo DiMauro had two hits, including a triple, one RBI and one run, and Will Wozniak added two hits and two RBIs for the Blue Devils (1-2, 0-2).

Riverside 16, Holy Cross 0 (4 inn.): At PNC Field, Jose Sosa, Jason Posluszny and Cooper Borowski each had three hits as Riverside rolled in a Division II game.

Aidan Chapman doubled and tripled and drove in four, while Sosa doubled twice and tripled, and Posluszny doubled twice for the Vikings.

Evan Slocum had two hits, Ethan Slocum tripled and Chris Graff doubled in the win.

Charlie Marx and Jackson Bohanski each had a hit for the Crusaders.

Lakeland 9, Honesdale 4: At Honesdale, Lakeland broke open a one-run game by scoring four in the top of the seventh on the strength of doubles by Chase Magnot and Ty Sokoloski to defeat the Hornets in Division II.

John Paul Malak went 5.1 innings to pick up the win, scattering five hits and striking out seven. Malak had two hits, including a double.

Carson Stephens and Kody Miller added doubles for the Chiefs.

Jake Fine had two hits, including a home run, for the Hornets. Gino Patrisso, who doubled, and Connor Tirney also has two hits each for Honesdale.

Lackawanna Trail 13, Forest City 2: At Lackawanna Trail, William Evans homered and drove in five runs to help power the host Lions to a Lackawanna Division III win in five innings.

Ashton Thiel added three hits, including a double and a triple, and three RBIs for Lackawanna Trail. Isaac Ryon contributed two hits.

Michael Palmer and Aaden Cobb combined on a two-hitter. Palmer walked three, struck out nine and allowed no hits in 4.2 innings.

Collin Burrell had one hit and one RBI for the Foresters.

Montrose 15, Blue Ridge 3: At Blue Ridge, Adam Sorensen homered, scored four runs and was the winning pitcher as the Meteors topped the Raiders in Division III.

Sorensen allowed three hits over four innings, while walking five and striking out six.

Evan McComb had two hits and Liam MacNamee doubled for the Meteors.

Brendan Marvin had two hits for Blue Ridge.

Elk Lake 17, Tunkhannock 2: At Elk Lake, Alden Felker, Lucas Benscoter, Max Hollett and Nate Thurman each had two hits as Elk Lake topped Tunkhannock in a nonleague game.

Thurman had five RBIs, and Felker and Hollett each doubled.

Softball

Valley View jumped out to a four-run lead after one inning, and Abbi Call twirled five no-hit innings as the Cougars defeated Holy Redeemer, 7-0, in a nonleague softball game Monday.

Call was 3 for 4 with a double, while Zoie Krupovich was 2 for 4 with a double. Ella Swingle scored twice and added a triple.

Call struck out seven in five innings of work, while Grace Munley allowed one hit in two innings.

Katie Genovese had a double for the Royals.

Lackawanna Trail 6, Forest City 2: At Lackawanna Trail, Shelby Malamud had three hits, including a home run, and Payton Laytos had three hits, including two doubles to power the Lions in Division III. 

Brynn Kelly had two hits, including a double, and Emily Kimmel added a double and two RBIs for the winners.

Cecelia Franks had two hits, including a double, for Forest City.

Montrose 21, Blue Ridge 1: At Blue Ridge, winning pitcher Anna Evans had four hits and three RBIs as Montrose romped to a Lackawanna Division III victory.

Kyleise Kublo singled, tripled, homered and knocked in four runs for the Lady Meteors. Ally Legg added three hits and one RBI, Cara Evans had two hits and three RBIs, while MycKenna Kublo and Isabella Owen each had two hits and two RBIs. Libby Bush chipped in two hits.

Natalie Bailey doubled and had one RBI for the Lady Raiders.