Abington Heights used a big third quarter to pull away from Delaware Valley for a 72-50 win Thursday in Lackawanna League Division I boys basketball.<\/p>\n
Leading by five at halftime, the No. 3 Comets outscored the No. 8 Warriors<\/a> in the third, 15-5, to extend their advantage to double digits. Andrew Kettel had five points in the quarter, Jordan Shaffer four points while Finn Goldberg and Cooper Manning each hit 3-pointers.<\/p>\n Shaffer finished with 21 points for Abington Heights (9-0 league, 12-5 overall). Goldberg followed with 19.<\/p>\n Trey Newton led Delaware Valley (3-6, 10-7) with 13 points and Tyler Lombardo added 11 points.<\/p>\n Valley View 58, Wallenpaupack 22: At Wallenpaupack, Valley View limited the host Buckhorns<\/a> to two points in each of the final three quarters to breeze to a Lackawanna Division I win.<\/p>\n Michael Muto led the No. 5 Cougars (8-2, 16-2) with 23 points. Cash Roe added 15, all of which came in the first half.<\/p>\n Diego Adames scored six points in the first quarter for Wallenpaupack (2-7, 6-10). Nick VanBuskirk also finished with six points.<\/p>\n Scranton Prep 87, North Pocono 55: At North Pocono, Packy Doherty helped Scranton Prep jump out to a fast start<\/a> in its Lackawanna Division I victory.<\/p>\n Doherty scored 14 of his 29 points in the first quarter as the Classics raced to a 30-16 lead after eight minutes.<\/p>\n Jimmy Doherty and Brody Martin each added 12 points for No. 4 Scranton Prep (8-1, 13-4) and Luke Flanagan contributed 11 points.<\/p>\n Cole West led the Trojans (1-9, 4-14) with 24 points and six rebounds. Anthony Maros and Cael Hafner had 10 points apiece.<\/p>\n Honesdale 84, Western Wayne 64: At Honesdale, Levi Martin led three players in double figures with 20 points as the Hornets notched a high-scoring Lackawanna Division II win<\/a>\u00a0 over Western Wayne.<\/p>\n Martin and Gavin Briggs each scored 11 points in the first half to help Honesdale (3-6, 7-10) build a 42-33 lead at halftime. Briggs finished with 15 points and Carter Schweighofer chipped in 10 points.<\/p>\n Damian Glackin had a game-high 26 points for the Wildcats (0-9, 3-14). Jacob Lawlor followed with 11 points.<\/p>\n Old Forge 54, Lakeland 51: At Old Forge, Logan Fanning scored 18 points, had 12 rebounds, and three blocks to lead the sixth-ranked Blue Devils to a win<\/a> in Lackawanna Division II.<\/p>\n Cameron Parker added 15 points and Ryan DeMarco scored 12 for the Blue Devils (7-3, 12-5).<\/p>\n Chase Rosenkrans scored 17 points and David Naniewicz added 14 to lead Lakeland (2-7, 7-10).<\/p>\n Holy Cross 69, Mid Valley 47: At Mid Valley, Adam Badyrka hit five 3-pointers and scored 19 points in the first half to help Holy Cross down Mid Valley<\/a> in Lackawanna Division II.<\/p>\n Badyrka finished with 25 points. C.J. Thompson added 21 points for the No. 9 Crusaders (6-4, 10-8) and Colin Farrell contributed 14 points.<\/p>\n Landon Pratt led the Spartans (3-7, 7-11) with 20 points.<\/p>\n Susquehanna 59, Forest City 32: At Forest City, Griffin Fisk scored 15 points to lead four players in double figures for the Sabers in a Lackawanna Division III win<\/a>.<\/p>\n Linden Baker scored 14 points, Hudson Stengel had 11, and Mason Keyes scored 10 for the No. 10 Sabers (9-1, 14-4).<\/p>\n Jaxon Owens scored nine points to lead Forest City (0-18. 0-10).<\/p>\n Lackawanna Trail 65, Mountain View 43: At Mountain View, Logan Seigle led a balanced attack for the Lions<\/a> by scoring 18 points in a Lackawanna Division III win.<\/p>\n Lucas Filipek scored 14 with eight in the third quarter, and Hayden Bluhm added 13 for Lackawanna Trail (8-2, 13-4).<\/p>\n Hudson Bain scored 13 and Jordan Jagger added 11 for Mountain View (2-8, 4-13).<\/p>\n