Mid Valley’s Gwen Mazur controls the ball along the sidelines...

Mid Valley’s Gwen Mazur controls the ball along the sidelines at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Valley View’s Ava Panek, left, and Mid Valley’s Kaelynn Karlavige...

Valley View’s Ava Panek, left, and Mid Valley’s Kaelynn Karlavige battle for control at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Mid Valley’s Karsyn Caines, left, runs to steal the ball...

Mid Valley’s Karsyn Caines, left, runs to steal the ball from Valley View’s Mya Minelli at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Mid Valley’s Lia Salierno runs past Valley View’s Livia Collura...

Mid Valley’s Lia Salierno runs past Valley View’s Livia Collura to kick the ball downfield at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

Mid Valley’s Lia Salierno (20) and Valley View’s Mya Minelli...

Mid Valley’s Lia Salierno (20) and Valley View’s Mya Minelli race to keep the ball in play at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

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Mid Valley’s Gwen Mazur controls the ball along the sidelines at John Henzes/Veterans Memorial Stadium in Peckville Wednesday, September 9, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)

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Gwen Mazur had two goals and Lia Salierno had a goal and two assists as Mid Valley defeated Valley View, 4-0, in a Lackawanna League Division I girls soccer game Wednesday at Valley View.

First: Mazur from Salierno, 14:49; Second: Zabriski from Salierno, 42:15. Mazur from Mackey, 55:53. Salierno, 60:54; Shots-corners: MV 25-3, VV 3-3; Saves: Graham (MV) 2, Bachman (VV) 11; Records: MV 4-0, VV 2-3.

Abington Heights 3, Scranton Prep 0: At Scranton Prep, Morgan Davis scored two goals and Allison Stanton had a goal and an assist to spark the Lady Comets in the Division I battle.

First: Stanton, 2:34; Second: Davis from Yankow, 28:18. Davis from Stanton, 25:23; Shots-corners: AH 19-6, SP 7-0; Saves: Horsley (AH) 2, Mamera (SP) 10; Records: AH 1-1-1, SP 2-2-1.

North Pocono 0, Delaware Valley 0: At North Pocono, neither team could find the net in the Division I tie.

Shots-corners: NP 4-0, DV 5-3; Saves: Havenstrite (NP) 3, Westridge (DV) 3; Records: DV 2-0-2, NP 2-0-1.

Elk Lake 3, Forest City 1: At Elk Lake, Emma Rezykowski, Lexi Mosier and Laci Ayotte had goals to lead the Lady Warriors in Division III

First: Rezykowski (EL) from Traver, 4:53. Pevec (FC) from Peck, 14:46; Second: Mosier (EL) from Long, 42:55. Ayotte (EL) from Long, 76:28; Shots-corners: EL 16-1, FC 1-0; Saves: Gallela (EL) 1, Seaman (FC) 13; Records: EL 2-2, FC 0-1.

Holy Cross 1, West Scranton 1: At Holy Cross, West Scranton’s Angie Euceda scored on a penalty kick early in the second half to tie the game in Division III.

Ryleigh Conway scored off an assist from Liza Froncek for Holy Cross.

Alaina Scassellati had 15 saves for Holy Cross while Stephanie Hernandez had five saves for West Scranton.

Girls volleyball

Avarie Roscioli had 22 kills and 16 digs, Julia Black had 49 assists, and Ryan Masters had 18 digs, leading North Pocono to a 3-1 (25-17, 22-25, 25-18, 25-23) win over Dunmore on Wednesday in a Lackawanna League girls volleyball match.

Emmy Jennings added 14 digs, Ashtynne DeLucy and Abby Franklin each had nine kills for North Pocono (3-0).

Elena Piepoli had her 500th career dig, becoming the first player in Dunmore program history to reach the milestone. She finished with seven digs.

Katelyn Henry had 16 assists and eight kills, Michelle Nidoh had eight kills, Madison Morgan had five kills, and Molly Spager and Kierstyn Yannone each had four digs for the Lady Bucks (1-2).

Valley View 3, Lakeland 0: At Valley View, Layla Marino had 11 aces and 11 kills, leading the Cougars to a 25-22, 25-14, 25-13 win in Division II.

Maggie Hallett contributed 16 assists and eight aces, and Emma Pienkowski had six kills for Valley View (3-0).

Adeline Biondo had 10 digs and eight service points, Meadow Biamonte had six service points and four kills, and Eliana Rogari had 11 service points and seven digs to pace Lakeland (1-2).

West Scranton 3, Lackawanna Trail 1: At West Scranton, Aubrey Kerrigan had seven kills, 13 digs, and four aces in a Division II win for the Lady Invaders, 25-11, 24-26, 25-23, 25-15.

Morgan Baumgardner added five kills, four aces, and nine digs. Sydney Williams had five aces, nine kills, and eight digs, and  Violetta O’Hora had 14 assists for West Scranton (2-1).

For Lackawanna Trail (0-2),  Lız Harvey had 18 digs and six kills, Lena Van Fleet had 15 digs, and Donata Schneider had eight service points, five aces, and three kills.

Elk Lake 3, Susquehanna 2: At Susquehanna, Aleece Greenley had 14 kills, 11 digs, and five service points as Elk Lake posted a 25-21, 25-19, 15-25, 14-25, 15-7 win in Division II.

Alex Perez added seven service points and six aces, and Brook Tonkovich added 21 assists, six service points, three kills and three aces for Elk Lake (2-1).

Susquehanna’s Lauren Huyck had nine digs, including the 500th of her career, and had 14 assists. Piper Heller added five kills and three aces, Jordyn Spoor had seven aces and 10 digs, and Rowan Albert had five kills for the Lady Sabers (1-2).

Dallas 3, Delaware Valley 0: At Delaware Valley, Cece Dickerson and Peyton Machado each had seven kills for Delaware Valley in a 25-23, 25-15, 25-17 loss in the Wyoming Valley Conference.

Makayley Hughes finished with 21 assists, and Kayla Snyder had 15 digs for the Lady Warriors (0-1).

Field hockey

Lyla Ryon scored the game-winning goal with 1:07 left in the fourth, lifting Lackawanna Trail to a 3-2 win over Dallas in a Wyoming Valley Conference field hockey match.

Kacie Higgins and Willow Ritter each scored goals for the Lady Lions.

Caitlyn Mizzer and Sara Bonomo scored for Dallas.

First: Higgins (LT), 12:33; Second: Ritter (LT), 2:00; Third: Mizzer (DAL), 5:19; Fourth: Bonomo (DAL), 3:12. Ryon (LT), 1:07; Shots-corners:  DAL 4-4, LT 8-3; Saves: DAL 4 (Traver), LT 2 (Laytos).

Lake-Lehman 4, Honesdale 1: At Lake-Lehman, Sofia Sparacio put the match away with two late goals as the Black Knights beat Honesdale in WVC play.

Sparacio finished with a hat trick, adding a goal in the first quarter. She also had an assist on the Black Knights’ fourth goal by Addy Jaziorsky.

Makenna Beisner had the lone Hornets’ goal.

First: Sparacio (LL) from Jaziorsky, 2:33; Third: Jaziorsky (LL) from Sparacio, 1:38. Beisner (HON) from Goldstein, 1:15. Sparacio (LL) from Hynick, 0:48; Fourth: Sparacio (LL) from DeCesaris, 0:30; Shots-corners: HON 7-3, LL 6-6; Saves: HON 2, LL 6 (Kirkutis).

Boys golf

Sebastian Meyer shot a 1-under-par 35 to lead Abington Heights past Honesdale, 149-173, on Wednesday at Glen Oak Country Club.

Meyer had three birdies (3, 4, 7) while William Yoo (2, 7) and Ryan Boyd (3, 7) had two birdies for the Comets.

Reese Howell had a birdie on No. 7 for Honesdale.

Honesdale: Howell 37, Dahlgren 41, Schneider 47, Denns 48, Reynolds 48; Abington Heights: Meyer 35, O’Malley-Kalinowski 37, Yoo 37, Severs 40; Records: HON 7-4, AH 9-1.

Valley View 173, Delaware Valley 178: At Lords Valley Country Club, Rocco Farina and Caden Krause each shot 41 to lead Valley View to the win in Division I.

Hunter Stead shot 4-over-par 40 to earn medalist honors for Delaware Valley

Valley View: R. Farina 41, Krause 41, Loff 44, Wascura 47, Bauer 47; Delaware Valley: Stead 40, McAuliffe 43, Myers 44, Parker 51; Records: VV 3-5, DV 4-4.

North Pocono 178, Scranton 207: At Elmhurst Country Club, Braylon Radick and Carter Hagnebaugh each shot 43 to share medalist honor for the Trojans, who won in Division I.

Jack Kerrigan led Scranton with a 48.

Scranton: Kerrigan 48, Mendoza 50, Lapolla 54, Dempsey 55, Regan 55, Clarke 55; North Pocono: Radick 43, Hagnebaugh 43, Jones 44, Cooper 48; Records: SCR 1-8, NP 4-3.

Lakeland 164, Dunmore 181: At Elmhurst Country Club, Chase Rosenkrans had an eagle on No. 2 and earned medalist honors by shooting 3-over-par 39 to lead the Chiefs to the Division II victory.

Ty Sokoloski had a pair of birdies (2, 6) for the winners.

Ralph Seeves (6), Anthony Yerka (2), Carter Sload (2) and Michael Chemchick (7) had birdies for Dunmore.

Lakeland: Rosenkrans 39, Pisarcik 41, Pantzar 41, Sokoloski 43, Stephens 43; Dunmore: Chemchick 41, Steeves 43, Yerka 47, Sload 50, Grochowski 50; Records: LAK 9-0, DUN 4-4.

Mountain View 156, Elk Lake 191: At Rock Creek, Landon Weida and Emma Thatcher each shot 2-over-par 38 to lead Mountain View to the win in Division II.

Weida had birdies on Nos. 1 and 3, and Thatcher birdied No. 7. Coe Master birdied No. 8 for the winners.

Parker Stone shot 43 to lead Elk Lake.

Elk Lake: Stone 43, Sipe 47, Newhart 49, Ruark 52; Mountain View: Weida 38, E. Thatcher 38, L. Thatcher 39, Masters 41; Records: EL 4-5, MTV 6-3.

Old Forge 177, Forest City 180: At Pine Hills, Joey Revello and Brody O’Neill shared medalist honors by shooting 41s, and Old Forge won the Division II contest.

Dylan Erdmann birdied No.12 for the Foresters.

Forest City: O’Neill 41, Collins 45, Haggeraty 47, Lesjack 47, Walker 47; Old Forge: J. Revello 41, Kupetz 45, Harris 45, R. Revello 46; Records: FC 5-4, OF 4-7.

Girls golf

Brianna Moffatt shot an even-par 36 to lead Abington Heights past Honesdale in a Lackawanna League match at Glen Oak Country Club.

Moffatt birdied the first hole, and then holed out from 60 yards for an eagle on No. 2.

Liz George (1) and Molly Nietz (6) had birdies for the Lady Comets.

Marley Reynolds led Honesdale with a 45.

Honesdale: Reynolds 45, Saylor 56, Flederbach 61; Abington Heights: Moffatt 36, George 42, Nietz 43.

Elk Lake 137, North Pocono 146: At Elmhurst Country Club, Hannah LaRue earned medalist honors by shooting a 43, and Kierhey Shalata had an eagle on No. 7 to lead Elk Lake.

Julia Biko shot a team-low 46 for North Pocono.

Elk Lake: LaRue 43, Sample 46, Shalata 48, Patton 48; North Pocono: Biko 46. Clementoni 49, Gerlach 51. 

Lackawanna Trail 147, Scranton Prep 168: At Glenmaura National, Katie Antolick, Brynn Kelly and Lauren Dewey each shot 49 to share medalist honors for the Lady Lions.

Kelly had a birdie on No. 1

Lackawanna Trail: Antolick 49, Kelly 49, Dewey 49; Scranton Prep: Zurcher 55, Sileo 56, Boland 57.