Ella Clementoni hit four 3-pointers for 19 points and led No. 9 North Pocono to a 43-37 win over No. 8 Abington Heights in a Lackawanna Division I girls basketball game on Friday night.
Anna Clementoni added nine points for North Pocono (7-5, 1-3) in the 17th annual Pink Night Game that raises money for the Foundation for Cancer Care.
Madeleine Walsh scored 14 points and Maggie Coleman added 13 for No. 8 Abington Heights (7-5, 3-1).
Wallenpaupack 38, Delaware Valley 26: Ella Smith scored 19 points to lead the Lady Buckhorns to a win in the United Pink Game for Cancer at Wallenpaupack in Division I.
Sarah Decker added nine points for the Lady Buckhorns (6-6, 2-2).
Krystina Orby scored six points for Delaware Valley (5-7, 1-3).
Dunmore 67, Mid Valley 30: Sophia Talutto and Amanda Dempsey each scored 17 points to lead the third-ranked Lady Bucks to a win over No. 10 Mid Valley in a Division II game.
Dempsey had six points and Talutto had five as Dunmore jetted out to a 22-11 lead after the first quarter.
Jackie Brown added 10 points for Dunmore (10-2, 4-0).
Krista Cortazar scored nine points for Mid Valley (8-4, 3-1).
Honesdale 59, Riverside 35: Ruby Martin got off to a fast start with seven of her 15 points in the first quarter to lead the seventh-ranked Lady Hornets to a Division II win.
Karsyn Kromko added 14 points for Honesdale (9-2, 3-0).
Caitie Beecham scored nine points to pace Riverside (5-7, 1-3).
Holy Cross 41, Lakeland 37: Lila Kolcharno scored all 17 of her points in the second half to lead the Lady Crusaders to a Division II win.
Ava Schmidt added 14 points for Holy Cross (5-7, 1-3).
Naomi Rude scored 17 points and Kaylyn Davis added 13 for Lakeland (2-9, 0-4).
Elk Lake 40, Mountain View 33: Madisyn Casselbury scored 11 points to lead the sixth-ranked Lady Warriors to a win over No. 5 Mountain View in a Division III defensive battle for first place.
Kylie Shingler and Katie McGlynn each added four in a 17-point third quarter for Elk Lake (10-1, 4-0).
Aubrey Sanders scored 11 and Addison Kilmer had 10 for Mountain View (9-3, 3-1).
Montrose 53, Blue Ridge 36: Sadie Jones scored 17 points to lead the Lady Meteors who remained undefeated in Division III play.
Hailey Aukema added 10 points for Montrose (5-6, 4-0).
Abigail Gelinger had 19 points to lead Blue Ridge (2-10, 0-4).
Lackawanna Trail 44, Susquehanna 29: Anikah Toth scored nine points to lead a balanced attack by the Lady Lions in a Division III win.
Reagan Norman and Aubrie Pinney each scored eight points fpr Lackawanna Trail (4-8, 3-1).
Adrianna Roickwell had eight points to lead Susquehanna (1-10, 1-3).
Boys basketball
Sam Wood and Tyler Lombardo each scored 15 points to lead No. 10 Delaware Valley to a 53-29 win over Wallenpaupack in a Lackawanna Division I game.
Wood drilled four 3-pointers in the third quarter, and Lombardo scored 11 points in the second quarter for the Warriors (9-3 overall, 2-2 in Division I).
Justin Blanding scored 15 points to lead Wallenpaupack (7-4, 1-3).
![Emotions will run high as uplifting stories of strength and survival, as well as some sad and heartbreaking ones, will be reflected across the region as high school basketball teams participate in the annual Coaches vs. Cancer/Suits and Sneakers Week. Keystone College men’s basketball coach Andrew Kettel has been at the forefront of the massive fundraising effort that has eclipsed $4 million since he started the initiative when he coached at Lackawanna Trail. He was inspired to help after then-Lackawanna Trail player Casey Cathrall’s father, Joe Cathrall, was battling the disease and eventually died in 2008 at 50. “I am […]](https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/STT-L-cvcphoto-01.jpg?w=591 "Emotions will run high as uplifting stories of strength and survival, as well as some sad and heartbreaking ones, will be reflected across the region as high school basketball teams participate in the annual Coaches vs. Cancer/Suits and Sneakers Week. Keystone College men’s basketball coach Andrew Kettel has been at the forefront of the massive fundraising effort that has eclipsed $4 million since he started the initiative when he coached at Lackawanna Trail. He was inspired to help after then-Lackawanna Trail player Casey Cathrall’s father, Joe Cathrall, was battling the disease and eventually died in 2008 at 50. “I am […]")
![Jeff Wasilchak, a mild-mannered leader with a knack for motivating athletes to excel beyond expectations, will join his legendary father as a Hall of Fame high school football coach. Now an assistant on his brother Scot’s staff at Valley View, the longtime head coach at Lackawanna Trail and Lakeland has been selected for induction to the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame at the annual meetings this weekend. “It’s a tremendous honor to be induced especially when you see the other names who are in there, including my dad, who is in there,” Wasilchak said. “It’s really […]](https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/STT-L-jeffwasilchak-04.jpg?w=427 "Jeff Wasilchak, a mild-mannered leader with a knack for motivating athletes to excel beyond expectations, will join his legendary father as a Hall of Fame high school football coach. Now an assistant on his brother Scot’s staff at Valley View, the longtime head coach at Lackawanna Trail and Lakeland has been selected for induction to the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame at the annual meetings this weekend. “It’s a tremendous honor to be induced especially when you see the other names who are in there, including my dad, who is in there,” Wasilchak said. “It’s really […]")
![Kaci Kranson scored a game-high 26 points and recorded five steals, once again leading No. 3 Scranton to a Landmark Conference women’s basketball victory Saturday — this time against Juniata in an 85-58 road contest. Kranson scored the Lady Royals’ first seven points of the game, as the No. 3-ranked squad maintained its undefeated start to the season (17-0, 10-0). Sophomore Meghan Lamanna logged a career-high 24 points, shooting 6 of 12 from beyond the arc, while sophomore Elizabeth Bennett added 12 points and seven rebounds off the bench. Harcum 75, Lackawanna 46: Despite a team-high 13 points from E’ternity Aiken, […]](https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/STT-L-CAM-01.jpg?w=254 "Kaci Kranson scored a game-high 26 points and recorded five steals, once again leading No. 3 Scranton to a Landmark Conference women’s basketball victory Saturday — this time against Juniata in an 85-58 road contest. Kranson scored the Lady Royals’ first seven points of the game, as the No. 3-ranked squad maintained its undefeated start to the season (17-0, 10-0). Sophomore Meghan Lamanna logged a career-high 24 points, shooting 6 of 12 from beyond the arc, while sophomore Elizabeth Bennett added 12 points and seven rebounds off the bench. Harcum 75, Lackawanna 46: Despite a team-high 13 points from E’ternity Aiken, […]")
![Abington Heights wrestling star Brian Heard had two pins, three technical falls and one decision en route to the 172-pound title Saturday at the Coal Cracker Tournament in Lehighton High School. The Comets senior and University of Pennsylvania commit cruised to the final before facing Faith Christian Academy’s Nick Singer. After a scoreless first period, Singer chose down and got a quick reversal. Heard responded with an escape and takedown to take a 4-2 lead. Singer escaped before the end of the second period to make it 4-3. Heard chose down to start the third and got an escape with […]](https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/STT-L-WRESTLERS-01-1.jpg?w=525 "Abington Heights wrestling star Brian Heard had two pins, three technical falls and one decision en route to the 172-pound title Saturday at the Coal Cracker Tournament in Lehighton High School. The Comets senior and University of Pennsylvania commit cruised to the final before facing Faith Christian Academy’s Nick Singer. After a scoreless first period, Singer chose down and got a quick reversal. Heard responded with an escape and takedown to take a 4-2 lead. Singer escaped before the end of the second period to make it 4-3. Heard chose down to start the third and got an escape with […]")