SUSQUEHANNA 41, HOLY CROSS 14
William Marcy surpassed 1,000 yards rushing on the season, accounted for five touchdowns and added contributions on defense and special teams Saturday night while helping Susquehanna secure the second seed and home field in the District 2 Class 2A playoffs with a 41-14, Lackawanna Football Conference Division 3 romp over Holy Cross.
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LACKAWANNA TRAIL 42, RIVERSIDE 20
The Lackawanna Trail Lions won Division 3 of the Lackawanna Football Conference by knocking Riverside from the ranks of the unbeaten with a resounding 42-20 victory.
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MID VALLEY 34 LAKELAND 7
Mid-Valley secured the co-championship of Division 2 of the Lackawanna Football Conference with a convincing 34-7 conquest of Lakeland.
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DALLAS 28, LAKE-LEHMAN 7
Dylan Geskey ran for three touchdowns Friday night to help Dallas grind out a 28-7 victory at Lake-Lehman in a non-league game between Wyoming Valley Conference teams from the Back Mountain.
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WYOMING AREA 28, PITTSTON AREA 0
Lidge Kellum overcame early fumble issues to finish with 21 carries for 268 yards and three touchdowns Friday night while capturing the 47th annual Carmelo Falcone Award and leading visiting Wyoming Area to a 28-0 shutout of Pittston Area at Charley Trippi Stadium.
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CRESTWOOD 54, WYOMING VALLEY WEST 14
The Crestwood Comets trailed the winless visiting Wyoming Valley West Spartans 7-6 after the first quarter, but quickly got the offense into high gear and rolled to a 54-14 win Friday night in Mountaintop.
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SCRANTON PREP 21, NORTH POCONO 7
Scranton Prep quarterback Louis Paris rushed for 117 yards on 19 carries, scored two touchdowns, and threw for another as the Cavaliers garnered the league title in Division 1 of the Lackawanna Football Conference with a hard fought 21-7 victory over North Pocono.
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DELAWARE VALLEY 45, SCRANTON 7
Delaware Valley closed out their regular season with a 45-7 thumping of Division 1 rival Scranton. Both the Warriors and Knights finished their seasons at 5-5 and both will enter the District 2 playoffs next weekend.
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HANOVER AREA 16, NANTICOKE 14
Hanover Area ended the season on a high note, winning for the second time in the final three weeks by beating rival Nanticoke, 16-14, on the road in a Friday night Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 game.
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HONESDALE 34, WEST SCRANTON 20
Aiden Collins threw two touchdown passes and ran for another and Mason Avery rushed for 234 yards and two scores as Honesdale defeated West Scranton 34-20. With the win, the Hornets clinched a Class 4A playoff spot and will be the No. 3 seed.
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ABINGTON HEIGHTS 27 HAZLETON AREA 0
Abington Heights combined a gritty defense with the stellar talents of junior quarterback Nick Bradley to overwhelm Hazleton Area 27-0 in the regular season finale for both programs.
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CARBONDALE 24, OLD FORGE 13
Senior tailback Ethen Brewen carried the ball 33 times for 190 yards and two touchdowns as the Chargers turned back Old Forge, 24-13, on Senior Parents’ Night at the Cerra Sports Complex.
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VALLEY VIEW 34, WALLENPAUPACK 13
Zach Cwalinski and Preston Reed scored two touchdowns each and the Valley View defense recorded three interceptions in a 34-13 win over Wallenpaupack.
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BERWICK 55, TUNKHANNOCK 6
Ty’Meere Wilkerson carried 19 times for 307 yards and four touchdowns Friday night to lead Berwick to a 55-6 rout of Tunkhannock in a Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 game to wrap up the regular season.
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WILLIAMSPORT 34, WILKES-BARRE 20
Williamsport used three late, fourth-quarter touchdowns to rally past visiting Wilkes-Barre Area, 34-20, Friday night in a non-league game between former Wyoming Valley Conference rivals and possible future District 2-4 Class 6A Subregional playoff opponents.
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WESTERN WAYNE 42, DUNMORE 7
Western Wayne clinched at least a tie for the championship of Division 2 of the Lackawanna Football Conference with their 42-7 victory over the Bucks.
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