Misericordia and the University of Scranton found themselves in an old-fashioned slugfest with both teams combining for 35 runs, 43 hits and five errors. It was Misericordia that came out on top, 21-14, on Wednesday afternoon in a nonconference baseball game at Tambur Field.

The Cougars (23-10) extended their winning streak to three.

Misericordia did most of its damage in the second and third innings, combining for 13 runs. The Cougars scored at least one run in every inning, except the seventh and eighth.

Misericordia finished with 23 hits, four of them for extra bases. Michael Duda had three hits, including two doubles, and drove in four runs. Gavin Dillard was 4 for 6 with four runs scored, while Bryant Diaz was 4 for 7 with four runs. Shane Patten had three hits and four RBIs.

Owen Fogel, the third Misericordia pitcher, pitched 3.1 innings to get the win. Aidan Paduck and Zak Lussier pitched the final two innings.

Men’s lacrosse

Scranton 30, Wilkes 6: At Wilkes, the Royals opened up a 10-goal lead at the half and scored 10 more goals in the third quarter in a Landmark Conference win over the Colonels.

The Royals led, 11-1, after the first quarter and, 14-4, at the half. They outscored Wilkes, 10-1, in the third quarter.

Kyle Holmes led Scranton with five goals while Quinn Carson scored four.

Anthony DiFrancesco led Wilkes with three goals. Blaine Snyder scored two.

Stevens 23, Misericordia 5: At Misericordia, Stevens held Misericordia scoreless in the first half and built a 19-0 lead on its way to a road win.

Stevens led, 9-0, at the end of the first quarter before adding 10 more in the second.

Misericordia scored three times in the third quarter and twice in the fourth. Jake Louis, Ty Murawski, Mark Kenny, Jack Simone and Ian Young had goals for Misericordia.

Arcadia 16, King’s 7: At King’s, leading by two goals at the end of the first quarter, Arcadia scored six times in the second and three times in each of the third and fourth quarters in a road win.

The Knights led, 4-2, after the first quarter and, 10-4, at the half. Brenden Lynch led the Monarchs with three goals. Ryan Lynch scored two goals while EJ Schreiner and Josh Hilpp each scored one.

Women’s lacrosse

Scranton 23, Wilkes 2: At Scranton, the No. 13-ranked Royals held Wilkes scoreless in the first quarter and led, 15-1, at the half in a Landmark Conference win at home.

Eileen Hewitt led Scranton with three goals. Alexis Guttilla and Morgan Hettesheimer each scored one goal for Wilkes.

Arcadia 17, King’s 3: At Arcadia, the Knights raced out to a nine-goal lead at the end of the first quarter and led, 12-1, at the half in the victory at home.

Sarah Schultz scored three goals for King’s.

Stevens 19, Misericordia 2: At Stevens, the Ducks built a 13-1 lead at the half and added six more goals over the final two quarters in a win at home over the Cougars.

Kristen Travaglini scored both Misericordia goals.

Softball

Lycoming 9, Wilkes 8; Wilkes 4, Lycoming 2: At Williamsport, trailing by three runs going to the top of the seventh, Wilkes threatened but could not get the tying run across in a loss to Lycoming on Wednesday afternoon in the first game of a Landmark Conference doubleheader.

Lycoming led, 9-6, going to the seventh when Talia Piragas singled home Paige Randazzo and Maddy Maloney delivered a RBI hit to score Hana Cross. Lycoming prevented any other damage and came away with the one-run victory.

Piragas, Maloney and Mia Butka each had three hits and two RBIs.

In the second game, Wilkes managed to gain a split. The Colonels scored one run in the fifth to tie the game, 2-2, and then took the lead in the sixth with one run and tacked on an insurance run in the seventh.

Piragas scored Cross with a sac fly in the fifth, Julia Kapitula’s sac fly scored Gabby Miller in the seventh and Maloney had a single to left to score Cross.

Lauren DeMarco pitched all seven innings to get the win.