Expand<\/a><\/p>\nMolly Walker had six kills and four blocks, Ava Bell had five kills and Sadie Jones had five kills, five aces and 13 service points, as Montrose swept host Dunmore, 3-0 (25-14, 25-19, 25-17), in their Lackawanna League Division I girls volleyball opener Thursday.<\/p>\n
Kirsten Escbibach added 16 digs, and Grace Jones had 19 assists for the Lady Meteors (1-0).<\/p>\n
Katelyn Henry had nine assists, Elena Piepoli had 10 digs, Molly Spager had six digs and Michelle Nidoh and Ali Steeves each added five kills for the Lady Bucks (0-1).<\/p>\n
Abington Heights 3, Western Wayne 0: At Western Wayne, Emily Penn had 17 service points and four aces, Hilde Tembledor had 12 service points, four aces, seven kills and six assists and Alaina Krempasky had nine kills and six digs, as the Lady Comets swept the Lady \u2018Cats, 25-17, 25-14, 25-15, in a Division I match.<\/p>\n
Brielle Wentz added 15 service points, six aces, 14 assists and four kills for Abington Heights (1-0).<\/p>\n
Olivia Haines had five kills and two blocks, and Skyla McGuire had two kills and three blocks for Western Wayne (0-1).<\/p>\n
Blue Ridge 3, Mountain View 0: At Blue Ridge, Abigail Gelinger had nine kills and 16 service points, Liberty Post had five kills and one block and Lynndee Barbour had five kills and seven service points in the Lady Raiders\u2019 Division I win (25-14, 26-24, 25-12).<\/p>\n
Payton Perrington had 17 digs and seven service points, and McKenna Zick added 24 assists for Blue Ridge (1-0).<\/p>\n
Aubrey Sanders had one kill, 11 assists and two aces, Karley Norton had seven kills and two aces, Addison Tompkins had three kills and two aces, Sophia Davis had three digs and Zoey Perini had five digs for the Lady Eagles (0-1).<\/p>\n
North Pocono 3, Scranton 0: At Scranton, Julia Black had 13 assists and six digs, Avarie Roscioli had eight aces, eight kills and five digs and Ashtynne DeLucy had six kills in the Lady Trojans\u2019 Division I win (25-9, 25-19, 25-17).<\/p>\n
Emmy Jennings had seven digs and four aces, and Maddy Harding tacked on five digs for North Pocono (1-0).<\/p>\n
Mariangelys Torres Leon had seven aces and three assists, Nashla Vidal had five kills and three aces and Krystianna Nallo-Aniska had 10 digs for the Lady Knights (0-1).<\/p>\n
Susquehanna 3, Hanover Area 1: At Hanover Area, Alexis Castellino paced Hanover Area with 10 kills, but the Hawkeyes lost in four, 23-25, 26-24, 27-25, 25-18.<\/p>\n
Ella Place had six points and six assists, and Ambria Mulroy had five points, four aces, and four kills for Hanover Area.<\/p>\n
Girls tennis<\/p>\n
Cara and Anna Evans won their singles matches without dropping a game to lead Montrose to a 5-0 victory over Dunmore.<\/p>\n
Singles: C. Evans (MON) over Novak, 6-0, 6-0. A. Evans (MON) over Cuchara, 6-0, 6-0. E. Tillotson (MON) by forfeit; Doubles: Giannone-A. Tillotson (MON) over Biswa-Bonavoglia, 6-0, 6-0. K. Schell-O. Schell (MON) by forfeit; Records: MON 4-0, DUN 0-5.<\/p>\n
West Scranton 5, Western Wayne 0: At West Scranton, Chiara Pugliese, Alyssa Heffron and Marissa Shafer won their singles matches in straight sets to lead the Lady Invaders to a Division II win.<\/p>\n
Singles: Pugliese (WS) over McClure, 6-1, 6-0. Shafer (WS) over Wertman, 6-2, 6-0. Heffron (WS) over Spewak, 6-3, 6-3; Doubles: Armstrong-Deeley (WS) over Owens-Fox, 6-1, 6-0. Carvalho-Bryson (WS) by forfeit; Records: WS 4-1, WW 1-3.<\/p>\n
Wallenpaupack 5, Valley View 0:\u00a0At Wallenpaupack, Olivia Kogan, Addy Ezzo, and Alexis Lopes-Torres won their singles matches, leading the Lady Buckhorns to a Division I win.<\/p>\n
Singles:\u00a0Kogan (WAL) over Kelly, 6-4, 4-6, 10-6. Ezzo (WAL) over Ritzco, 6-0, 6-0. Lopes-Torres (WAL) over Cole, 5-0 (default);\u00a0Doubles:\u00a0Spritzer-Petroski (WAL) over O\u2019Shea-Anderson, 6-1, 6-2. Jensen-Solsharizi (WAL) over Wynn-Minor, 6-0, 6-3;\u00a0Records:\u00a0WAL 2-3, 1-4.<\/p>\n
Boys golf<\/p>\n
Cole Powell had two birdies and shot a 1-over 36 to lead Scranton Prep to a 150-159 win over Honesdale in a Lackawanna League Division I boys golf match at Glenmaura.<\/p>\n
Brendan Bell shot a 37, including a birdie, Jack Pavuk shot a 38 and Bobby Stott shot a 39 for the Cavaliers. Packy James shot a 37 and had a birdie as an alternate for Scranton Prep.<\/p>\n
Reed Howell shot a 39, and Ben Schneider, Trevan Dahlgren and Maddox Johnson each shot a 40, with Schneider sinking a birdie, for the Hornets.<\/p>\n
Scranton Prep: Powell 36, Bell 37, Pavuk 38, Stott 39, Haggerty 42, James 43; Honesdale: Howell 39, Schneider 40, Johnson 40, Dahlgren 40, Dennis 42, Reynolds 45;\u00a0Records: SP 9-0, HON 6-3.<\/p>\n
Abington Heights 154, West Scranton 166: At Pine Hills, Luca Burgio and Gavin Peters each shot a 38 to lead the Comets to a Division I win.<\/p>\n
Burgio had a birdie on the eighth hole.<\/p>\n
Connor O\u2019Malley-Kalinoski and Ryan Boyd each shot a 39 for Abington Heights, with Boyd sinking a birdie on No. 3.<\/p>\n
Colin May had a 40, including a birdie on No. 8, for the Invaders.<\/p>\n
Abington Heights: Burgio 38, Peters 38, O\u2019Malley-Kalinoski 39, Boyd 39, Meyer 40, Kelly 45; West Scranton: May 40, Holman 41, Poniatowski 42, Novak 43, Lynch 47, Turi 51; Records: AH 7-1, WS 3-6.<\/p>\n
Holy Cross 147, Riverside 150: At Scott Greens, Jackson Bohanski shot a 2-over 35, with a birdie on No. 7, to lead the Crusaders to a Division II win.<\/p>\n
Adam Zaleski also shot a 35, including five straight pars on Nos. 1-5. Joe Yusinski added a 38, while Brandon Moran tacked on a 39 for Holy Cross.<\/p>\n
Riverside\u2019s Jake O\u2019Brien birdied Nos. 1, 7 and 8 and shot a 1-under 32 to earn medalist honors.<\/p>\n
Holy Cross: Bohanski 35, Zaleski 35, Yusinski 38, Moran 39, Toolan 41, Boles 43; Riverside: O\u2019Brien 32, Odzana 37, Slocum 40, Shea 41, Kimble 41, Lavelle 41;\u00a0Records: HC 3-3, RIV 6-2.<\/p>\n
Old Forge 164, Carbondale Area 201: At Pine Hills, Joey Revello birdied the 15th and 17th holes, and shot a 1-over 36 to lead Old Forge to a Division II victory.<\/p>\n
Chase Harris shot a 38, Rocco Revello birdied the 15th hole and shot a 45 and Jake Bartnikowski also shot a 45.<\/p>\n
Sean Surace shot a 46 for the Chargers.<\/p>\n
Old Forge: J. Revello 36, Harris 38, R. Revello 45, Bartnikowski 45, Olivieri 46, Kupetz 47; Carbondale Area: Surace 46, Moran 47, Becchetti 53, Cerra 55, Kielar 55, Ancherani 55;\u00a0Records: OF 3-6, CAR 0-6.<\/p>\n
Scranton 184, Wallenpaupack 193: At Woodloch on Wednesday, Travis Mendoza shot a 44 to lead the Knights to a Division I win.<\/p>\n
Wallenpaupack\u2019s Carson Wightman earned medalist honors with a 43.<\/p>\n
Scranton: Mendoza 44, Kerrigan 45, Lapolla 47, Regan 48, Dempsey 55, Clarke 55; Wallenpaupack: C. Wightman 43, G. Wightman 46, Mosher 50, Chapman 54, DeYoung 55, Dein 55; Records: SCR 1-6, WAL 0-7.<\/p>\n
Mid Valley 165, Elk Lake 203: At Tall Pines, Lucas Zuraski and Ian Scanlon each shot a 40 to lead the Spartans to a Division II win.<\/p>\n
Connor Perna shot a 42, and Aaron Merrifield shot a 43 for Mid Valley.<\/p>\n
Parker Stone shot a 44 for the Warriors.<\/p>\n
Mid Valley: Zuraski 40, Scanlon 40, Perna 42, Merrifield 43, Burns 48, Moore 48; Elk Lake: Stone 44, Sipe 49, Miller 55, Sample 55, Smith 55, Holley 55; Records: MV 7-1, EL 3-4.<\/p>\n
Delaware Valley 180, Scranton 193: At Lords Valley Country Club, Hunter Stead shot a 38 to lead the Warriors to a Division I win.<\/p>\n
Derick McAuliffe shot a 45, Adam Myers shot a 48 and Colton Mullin shot a 49 for Delaware Valley.<\/p>\n
Brayden Clarke shot a 46 to lead Scranton.<\/p>\n
Delaware Valley: Stead 38, McAuliffe 45, Myers 48, Mullin 49, Parker 53, Colon 55; Scranton: Clarke 46, Dempsey 48, Regan 49, Lapolla 50, Kerrigan 53, Mendoza 55;\u00a0Records: DV 3-2, SCR 1-7.<\/p>\n
Mountain View 175, Blue Ridge 177: At Tall Pines, Coe Masters shot a 40 to lead the Eagles to a Division II win.<\/p>\n
Corey Trichilo shot a 44, Jesse Keating shot a 45 and Logan Thatcher shot a 46 for Mountain View.<\/p>\n
Blue Ridge\u2019s Jax Decker shot a 39 to earn medalist honors. Nate Kilmer, who shot a 47, chipped in for birdie on the 12th hole.<\/p>\n
Mountain View: Masters 40, Trichilo 44, Keating 45, L. Thatcher 46, E. Thatcher 49, Weida 50; Blue Ridge: Decker 39, Kowalewski 44, Soden 47, Kilmer 47, Bishop 47, Woosman 50;\u00a0Records: MTV 5-3, BR 1-6.<\/p>\n
Valley View 194, Wallenpaupack 196: At Woodloch, Rocco Farina shot a 42 to lead the Cougars to a Division I win.<\/p>\n
Caeden Krause had a 47, and Jack Kelly shot a 50 and chipped in on No. 5.<\/p>\n
Carson Wightman shot a 47 for the Buckhorns.<\/p>\n
Valley View: Farina 42, Krause 47, Kelly 50, Drozdick 55, Munley 55, Bauer 55; Wallenpaupack: C. Wightman 47, DeYoung 48, Mosher 50, G. Wightman 51, Dein 55, Chapman 55;\u00a0Records: VV 2-4, WAL 0-8.<\/p>\n
Girls golf<\/p>\n
Liz George shot a 40, including birdies on 11 and 14, as Abington Heights outdueled Elk Lake, 130-131, in a Lackawanna League girls golf match at Tall Pines.<\/p>\n
Brianna Moffatt shot a 42, and Katie Arp and Molly Nietz each added a 48 for the Lady Comets.<\/p>\n
Hannah LaRue led the Lady Warriors with a 43, Nami Patton and Kierney Shalata each added a 44 and Piper Keeney shot a 46, including a birdie on 11.<\/p>\n
Old Forge 130, Scranton 152: At Pine Hills, Mia Fox shot a 41 to lead Old Forge to a Lackawanna League victory.<\/p>\n
Addison Rafalko added a 44, and Kamryn Notari shot a 45 for the Lady Blue Devils.<\/p>\n
Rhylee Bell led the Lady Knights with a 48.<\/p>\n
Old Forge: Fox 41, Rafalko 44, Notari 45, Solfanelli 57, DeMarco 61; Scranton: Bell 48, Leonori 49, Coyne 55, Baez 55.<\/p>\n
Boys soccer<\/p>\n
Colby Bonagura had a goal and two assists to lead host Wallenpaupack to a 4-1 win over Wilkes-Barre Area in a nonleague boys soccer game.<\/p>\n
Jacob Eckes added a goal and an assist, Daniel Rodriguez and Dawid Mrowka each had a goal and Liam Magee tacked on an assist for the Buckhorns.<\/p>\n
Johnny Mendola scored for the Wolfpack.<\/p>\n
First: Rodriguez (WAL) from Magee. Mrowka (WAL) from Bonagura. Bonagura (WAL) from Eckes; Second: Eckes (WAL) from Bonagura. Mendola (WBA); Shots-corners: WAL 17-7, WBA 14-5; Saves: Katz (WAL) 12, Hollingshead (WBA) 5, Abbey (WBA) 6; Records: WAL 1-0, WBA 1-2.<\/p>\n
Mid Valley 1, Valley View 1: At Mid Valley, the Spartans\u2019 Jacob Borrelli scored early in the second half, as the Division I-II crossover ended in a tie.<\/p>\n
Hunter Kissell scored in the first half for the Cougars.<\/p>\n
First: Kissell (VV), 34:31; Second: Borrelli (MV), 41:02; Shots-corners: MV 8-1, VV 6-0; Saves: Buza (MV) 3, Kelly (VV) 3; Records: MV 1-0-1, VV 0-1-1.<\/p>\n
Montrose 2, Western Wayne 1: At Sharkey Rosetti Athletic Complex, Jack Stall scored the game-winning goal nine minutes into the second half, as the Meteors won the Division II-III crossover match that was called with 14:30 left in the game because of thunderstorms.<\/p>\n
Adam Sorenson scored in the first half for Montrose.<\/p>\n
Cole Combs scored off an assist from Andraye Agnello in the second half for the Wildcats.<\/p>\n
First: Sorenson (MON), 14:00; Second: Combs (WW) from Agnello, 48:00. Stall (MON), 49:00; Shots-corners: MON 7-2, WW 9-4; Saves: Bergman (MON) 8, Roberts (WW) 5; Records: MON 1-0-1, WW 1-1.<\/p>\n
Holy Redeemer 1, Scranton 0: At Holy Redeemer, Charlie Schaffer scored the lone goal of the game in the first half as the Royals edged out the Knights in a nonleague game.<\/p>\n
Holy Redeemer outshot Scranton, 9-4, and William Conklin had four saves.<\/p>\n
Thomas Brogan had seven saves for the Knights.<\/p>\n
First: Schaffer (HR), 20:24; Shots-corners: SCR 4-2, HR 9-3; Saves: SCR 7 (Brogan), HR 4 (Conklin 4); Records: HR 1-1, SCR 0-1.<\/p>\n
Elk Lake 4, Forest City 0: At Elk Lake, Matt Parr had two goals and an assist to lead the Warriors to a Division III win.<\/p>\n
Henry Zuniga and Nilmar Nugra each added a goal, Kiah Strait and Raf Lopez each had an assist for Elk Lake.<\/p>\n
First: Parr (EL), 22:00; Second:\u00a0Zuniga (EL) from Parr, 24:12. Nugra (EL) from Strait, 20:32. Parr (EL) from Lopez, 6:21; Shots-corners: EL 23-9, FC 5-3; Saves: Brown (EL) 3, Lesjack (FC) 14; Records: EL (1-0-1), FC 0-1.<\/p>\n
Newburgh Free Academy 8, Delaware Valley 0: At Delaware Valley, Justin Saravia and Jayden Rivera each had two goals to lead Newburgh Free Academy to a nonleague win.<\/p>\n
First: Hernandez (NFA), 32:47. Saravia (NFA), 22:58. Es-Sabri (NFA), 18:57. Ochoa (NFA), 16:23. Rivera (NFA), 15:14. Jimenez (NFA), 8:32; Second: Saravia (NFA), 32:28. Rivera(NFA), 15:11;\u00a0Shots-corners: DV 1-0, NFA 20-7;\u00a0Saves: Kirk (DV) 7, Decker (DV) 3, (NFA) 1;\u00a0Records: DV 1-2, NFA 1-0.<\/p>\n
Girls soccer<\/p>\n
Lola Palazzari had two goals and one assist to lead Scranton Prep to a 4-0 victory over Western Wayne in a Lackawanna League Division I-II girls soccer crossover match at Loyola Field.<\/p>\n
The game was stopped at the 57:43 mark because of lightning.<\/p>\n
Caroline Homsher added a goal and an assist, Savanah Turoski tacked on a goal and Chloe Mamera had eight saves for the Classics.<\/p>\n
First: Turoski (SP) from Homsher, 12:00. Palazzari (SP), 24:00. Homsher (SP) from Palazzari, 34:00; Second: Palazzari (SP), 47:00;\u00a0Shots-corners: SP 10-8, WW 9-5;\u00a0Saves: Mamera (SP) 8, Kaub (WW) 5; Records: SP 2-1, WW 1-1.<\/p>\n
Holy Cross 1, Old Forge 0: At Schautz Stadium, Liza Froncek scored on a 30-yard direct kick to lead the Lady Crusaders to a Division II-III crossover game that was called with 19:48 left because of severe weather.<\/p>\n
Shelby Lewis had six saves for the Lady Blue Devils and Alaina Scassellati had two for Holy Cross.<\/p>\n
Records: HC 2-1, OF 0-1-1.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Montrose\u2019s Gracie Jones hits the ball against Dunmore at Dunmore High School on Thursday. (SEAN MCKEAG \/ STAFF…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":278707,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[15],"tags":[305,178,180,179,726],"class_list":["post-278706","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","category-scranton","tag-high-school-sports","tag-scranton","tag-scranton-headlines","tag-scranton-news","tag-sports"],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/278706","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=278706"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/278706\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/278707"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=278706"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=278706"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=278706"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}
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