{"id":310310,"date":"2026-10-20T04:58:08","date_gmt":"2026-10-20T04:58:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/310310\/"},"modified":"2026-10-20T04:58:08","modified_gmt":"2026-10-20T04:58:08","slug":"hs-roundup-lakelands-rude-holy-cross-scassellati-secure-milestones-scranton-times-tribune","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/310310\/","title":{"rendered":"HS ROUNDUP: Lakeland\u2019s Rude, Holy Cross\u2019 Scassellati secure milestones \u2013 Scranton Times-Tribune"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" class=\" lazyautosizes lazyload\" alt=\"Alaina Scassellati, Holy Cross goalkeeper. JOE BARESS \/ STAFF PHOTO\" width=\"4032\" data- src=\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/STT-L-ALAINA-01.jpeg\" data-attachment-id=\"1900305\" \/>Alaina Scassellati, Holy Cross goalkeeper. JOE BARESS \/ STAFF PHOTO<\/p>\n<p>Natalie Rude scored two goals, including the 50th of her career, to lead Lakeland to a 3-0 victory over Holy Cross in a Lackawanna League Division III girls soccer game Monday at Lakeland.<\/p>\n<p>Bria Hill added a goal and an assist for the Lady Chiefs, who can clinch the Division III title with a win over West Scranton on Wednesday.<\/p>\n<p>Alaina Scassellati had 14 saves, including the 500th of her career, for the Lady Crusaders.<\/p>\n<p>First: Rude (LAK) from Hill, 24:00. Hill (LAK); Second: Rude (LAK), 3:28; Shots: LAK 17, HC 6; Saves: Scassellati (HC) 14, Tackach (LAK) 7; Records: LAK (11-3-2, 10-0-2), HC (7-3-3, 6-2-3).<\/p>\n<p>Forest City 10, Carbondale Area 1: At Carbondale Area, Cece Franks and Andrea Pevec each had three goals to lead the Lady Foresters to a Division III win.<\/p>\n<p>Cece Franks had two goals, and Lee Thomas and Claire Lombardi each added a goal for Forest City.<\/p>\n<p>Mia Granville scored for the Chargerettes.<\/p>\n<p>First: Franks (FC), 1:00. Pecko (FC), 9:00. Pecko (FC), 11:00. Pevec (FC), 13:00. Pevec (FC), 23:00. Pecko (FC), 24:00. Granville (CA), 31:00. Thomas (FC), 36:00. Franks (FC), 38:00; Second: Lombardi (FC), 46:00. Pevec (FC), 68:00; Shots-corners: CA 4-0, FC 16-2; Saves: Cobb (CA) 4, Seaman (FC) 2; Records: FC (2-8-1, 2-8-1), CA (0-12-2, 0-11-2).<\/p>\n<p>Valley View 0, Montrose 0: At Valley View, Montrose\u2019s MycKenna Kublo had 12 saves, and Valley View\u2019s Brooke Bachman had one in a nonleague game.<\/p>\n<p>Shots-corners: VV 15-4, MON 2-4; Saves: Bachman (VV) 1, Kublo (MON) 12; Records: VV (2-13-2), MON (6-5-3).<\/p>\n<p>Boys soccer<\/p>\n<p>Scranton\u2019s Yoshua Salumu scored two goals, as the Knights tied Scranton Prep, 2-2, in a Lackawanna League Division I boys soccer game at Scranton Veterans Memorial Stadium.<\/p>\n<p>Brady Nalevanko and Tasin Bakhriyev each had a goal, and Soleil Shrestha and Landon Cannon each had an assist for the Cavaliers.<\/p>\n<p>Edgar Nolasco had an assist for Scranton.<\/p>\n<p>First: Nalevanko (SP) from Shrestha, 12:02. Salumu (SCR), 30:16. Salumu (SCR) from Nolasco, 34:00; Second: Bakhriyev (SP) from Cannon, 62:42; Shots-corners: SCR 5-5, SP 15-6; Saves: Brogan (SCR) 11, Marsico (SP) 2; Records: SCR (4-6-3, 4-4-3), SP (7-4-3, 5-3-3).<\/p>\n<p>North Pocono 8, Valley View 1: At North Pocono,\u00a0Logan Phillips had two goals and an assist to lead the Trojans to a Division I win.<\/p>\n<p>James Koester and Rocco Rava each had two goals,\u00a0Aaron Pagotto and John Sica each had a goal,\u00a0Luciano Arcurie had three assists and\u00a0Andrew Geck and Gavin Davis each had an assist for North Pocono.<\/p>\n<p>Drew Stevens scored for the Cougars.<\/p>\n<p>First: Koester (NP) from Geck, 2:03. Stevens (VV), 19:48. Phillips (NP) from Arcurie, 29:34. Koester (NP), 35:33; Second: Rava (NP), 42:43. Pagotto (NP) from Arcurie, 48:50. Phillips (NP) from Davis, 54:35. Sica (NP) from Arcurie, 60:19. Rava (NP) from Phillips, 61:35;\u00a0Shots-corners: VV 2-1, NP 17-8; Saves: Kelly (VV) 9, Copertino (NP) 1; Records: NP (8-4-4, 6-3-2), VV (0-15-1, 0-12).<\/p>\n<p>Delaware Valley 2, Wallenpaupack 1: At Delaware Valley, Rowan Eversdyke and Jay Nagy each had a goal to lead the Warriors to a Division I victory.<\/p>\n<p>Colby Bonagura scored for the Buckhorns.<\/p>\n<p>First: Eversdyke (DV), 31:50. Bonagura (WAL), 19:30. Nagy (DV) penalty kick, 8:20; Shots-corners: DV 19-3, WAL 16-4; Saves: Kirk (DV) 15, Katz (WAL) 6; Records: DV (4-9-3, 3-5-3), WAL (7-6-2, 4-5-2).<\/p>\n<p>Holy Cross 3, Forest City 0: At Forest City, Collin Farrell scored three goals to lead the Crusaders to a Division III win.<\/p>\n<p>Eric Nunez and Santino Roman each added an assist for Holy Cross, and Matthew Fox had 10 saves to secure the shutout.<\/p>\n<p>Mike Lesjack had 19 saves for the Foresters.<\/p>\n<p>First: Farrell (HC), 5:00. Farrell (HC) from Nunez, 20:00; Second: Farrell (HC) from Roman, 63:00; Shots-corners: HC 22-5, FC 10-2; Saves: Fox (HC) 10, Lesjack (FC) 19; Records: HC (10-5-2, 9-3-1), FC (1-13-1, 1-11-1).<\/p>\n<p>Dunmore 7, Honesdale 1: At Dunmore, Owen Joseph had three goals and one assist as the Bucks picked up a Division II win.<\/p>\n<p>Gabe Vullo had two goals,\u00a0Russell Toole and Ryan Clark each had a goal and\u00a0Anthony Yerka, Carter Sload and Jean Chavez each had an assist for Dunmore.<\/p>\n<p>Karter Mikulak scored off an assist from Ethan Powers for the Hornets.<\/p>\n<p>First: Joseph (DUN), 22:13. Vullo (DUN) from Yerka, 33:03; Second: Toole (DUN) from Joseph, 54:05. Vullo (DUN), 68:03. Joseph (DUN) from Sload, 72:05. Joseph (DUN) from J. Chavez, 73:51. Clark (DUN), 75:38. Mikulak (HON) from Powers, 78:38;\u00a0Shots-corners: DUN 22-5, HON 16-3; Saves: D. Chavez (DUN) 15, D\u2019Albora (HON) 4, Meyers (HON) 11; Records: DUN (15-1-1, 13-0), HON (6-10-1, 5-7-1).<\/p>\n<p>Mid Valley 0, West Scranton 0: At Mid Valley, West Scranton\u2019s Mason Lesh had nine saves, and Mid Valley\u2019s Zackary Buza had three in the Division II matchup.<\/p>\n<p>Shots-corners: MV 12-1, WS 4-0; Saves: Lesh (WS) 9, Buza 3; Records: MV (11-3-3, 8-3-2), WS (4-9-4, 2-7-4).<\/p>\n<p>Western Wayne 6, Lakeland 1: At Sharkey Rosetti Stadium, Ben McCleland had three goals and two assists to lead the Wildcats to a Division II win.<\/p>\n<p>Cole Combs added three goals, and Eric McGrath and Ryan Geisheimer each had an assist for Western Wayne.<\/p>\n<p>First: Own goal (LAK), 9:06. McCleland (WW) penalty kick, 17:00. McCleland (WW), 32:00. Combs (WW) from McCleland, 36:00; Second: Combs (WW) from McCleland, 55:00. Combs (WW) from McGrath, 56:00. McCleland (WW) from Geisheimer, 64:00; Shots-corners: WW 16-5, LAK 5-3; Saves: Malakin (WW) 3, Koester (LAK) 6; Records: WW (10-6-1, 7-5-1), LAK (6-10-1, 5-7-1).<\/p>\n<p>Gregory the Great 8, Mountain View 0: At Mountain View, Jack Nolan had five goals to lead the Highlanders to a Division II win.<\/p>\n<p>James Martin had two goals and an assist and Paul Nolan added a goal for Gregory the Great.<\/p>\n<p>First: J. Nolan (GTG), 13:38. J. Nolan (GTG), 22:20. J. Nolan (GTG) from Martin, 27:46. J. Nolan (GTG), 28:14. J. Nolan (GTG), 28:31. Martin (GTG), 32:59; Second: P. Nolan (GTG), 47:17. Martin (GTG), 50:47;\u00a0Shots-corners: MTV 3-0, GTG 29-6; Saves: Beach (MTV) 6, Dmohoski (MTV) 6, Godfrey (GTG) 4; Records: GTG (4-8-3, 4-6-3), MTV (2-14-1, 2-11).<\/p>\n<p>Field hockey<\/p>\n<p>Abington Heights\u2019 Hayden Manning scored off an assist from Emma Dougherty in the third period to tie the game, as the Lady Comets and Delaware Valley finished, 1-1, in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division II field hockey game at Abington Heights.<\/p>\n<p>Jordan Ciarelli scored off an assist from CeCe Hazard for the Lady Warriors.<\/p>\n<p>First: Ciarelli (DV) from Hazard, 13:18; Third: Manning (AH) from Dougherty, 1:42;\u00a0Shots-corners: AH 15-15, DV 11-3; Saves: Waters (AH) 9, Luciano (DV) 8; Records: AH (9-4-4, 8-2-3), DV (9-5-2, 8-1-2).<\/p>\n<p>Crestwood 11, Wallenpaupack 0: At Comet Stadium, Kasey Obes scored three goals and had one assist, while Piper Kleban-Harden scored two goals and had an assist to lead the Comets to a Wyoming Valley Conference Division I win.<\/p>\n<p>Gabby Carlin and Ella Sorber each scored twice, while Emily King and Addison Korpusik also scored.<\/p>\n<p>First: Carlin (C) from Korpusik, 14:09. Korpusik (C) from Obes, 0:00; Second: Carliln (C) from Kleban-Harden, 12:48. Obes (C) from A. Myers, 10:26. Obes (C), 8:31; Third: King (C) from Kleban-Harden, 10:26. Kleban-Harden (C) from King, 7:27. Kleban-Harden (C), 5:00. Obes (C) from E. Myers, 1:09; Fourth: Sorber (C), 4:19. Sorber (C), 0:48; Shots-corners: WAL 1-1, CRE 39-12; Saves: WAL 27 (Wolff), CRE 1 (Centak); Records: CRE (16-0-1, 9-0-1), WAL (5-11-1, 0-10).<\/p>\n<p>Boys cross country<\/p>\n<p>Lakeland\u2019s Henry Decker won the boys cross country meet at Lackawanna Trail with a time of 16:51.87 to lead the Chiefs to two wins.<\/p>\n<p>Chase Litwin (17:34.26) placed second to lead Lackawanna Trail to two wins, Lakeland\u2019s Kyle Lorenzetti (17:48.11) finished third and Dan Salinas (18:16.22), AJ Freeman (18:23.49) and Benson Kizer (18:32.61) placed fourth, fifth and sixth, respectively, to lead Wallenpaupack to three victories.<\/p>\n<p>Scores: Lackawanna Trail 26, Delaware Valley 29. Wallenpaupack 23, Lackawanna Trail 36. Lackawanna Trail 19, Honesdale 38. Delaware Valley 26, Lakeland 33. Wallenpaupack 25, Lakeland 36. Lakeland 23, Honesdale 34. Delaware Valley 15, Western Wayne 50. Wallenpaupack 15, Western Wayne 50. Honesdale 15, Western Wayne 50; Records: WAL 19-3, LAK 10-12, LT 9-13, DV 8-14, HON 4-18, WW 0-22.<\/p>\n<p>Top 15: 1. Decker (LAK) 16:51.87, 2. Litwin (LT) 17:34.26, 3. Lorenzetti (LAK) 17:48.11, 4. Salinas (WAL) 18:16.22, 5. Freeman (WAL) 18:23.49, 6. Kizer (WAL) 118:32.61, 7. McNamara (LT) 18:40.15, 8. C. Predmore (WAL) 18:44.89, 9. Haggerty (DV) 18:53.03, 10. Perry (LT) 18:58.11, 11. S. Predmore (WAL) 19:04.94, 12. Jovanovic (WAL) 19:13.09,\u00a013. Flynn (HON) 19:21.73, 14. Kameen (DV) 20:18.27, 15. Jacobs (DV) 20:31.92.<\/p>\n<p>Girls cross country<\/p>\n<p>Delaware Valley\u2019s Grace Holderith won the girls cross country meet at Lackawanna Trail with a time of 19:12.61 to lead the Lady Warriors to two wins.<\/p>\n<p>June Brown (19:53.08) placed second and Kelcie Fillebrown (21:14.39) finished fourth to lead Wallenpaupack to three wins.<\/p>\n<p>Western Wayne\u2019s Kaitlyn Kloss (20:13.67) placed third, and Honesdale\u2019s Abby Kilker (21:17.48) finished fifth to lead the Lady Hornets to three wins.<\/p>\n<p>Top 15: 1. Holderith (DV) 19:12.61, 2. Brown (WAL) 19:53.08, 3. Kloss (WW) 20:13.67, 4. Fillebrown (WAL) 21:14.39, 5. Kilker (HON) 21:17.48, 6. Cours (LT) 21:22.00, 7. Wech (LAK) 21:39.10, 8. Olsommer (WAL) 22:03.47, 9. Forrer (LT) 22:39.11, 10. Andrews (LAK) 22:48.51, 11. M. Mahoney (HON) 23:25.90, 12. K. Mahoney (HON) 23:26.96, 13. Bunnell (HON) 23:27.59, 14. Brandt (WAL) 23:50.68, 15. Horton (LT) 23:52.78.<\/p>\n<p>Scores: Delaware Valley 27, Lackawanna Trail 28. Wallenpaupack 21, Lackawanna Trail 34. Honesdale 24, Lackawanna Trail 34. Lakeland 27, Delaware Valley 28. Wallenpaupack 21, Lakeland 35. Honesdale 24, Lakeland 34. Delaware Valley 22, Western Wayne 33. Wallenpaupack 20, Western Wayne 36. Honesdale 20, Western Wayne 40;\u00a0Records: WAL 19-3, HON 14-8, LT 11-11, DV 9-13, WW 6-16.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Alaina Scassellati, Holy Cross goalkeeper. 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