Monday, 4/13:
- Wyomissing fell to Pottsville 9-3 in nonconference action. Kylie Schoedler gave the Spartans an early 1-0 lead in the first, singling up the middle to score Caris Way. But the lead was short-lived. By the time Wyomissing got its next baserunner in the fourth, they had fallen behind 5-1 to the Crimson Tide. Taylor Watts grounded into a fielders choice at short and scored Schoedler, but the big inning was averted when Addison Lecher grounded out. The Spartans then stranded the bases full in the fifth. Schoedler and Way were hit 13 times by Crimson Tide batters, mostly from the bottom of the order. Reese Ketner went 4-for-4 with three runs scored for Pottsville. Izzy Kunstek and Jo Barnhart had 2RBI each.
- A walkoff grand slam in extra innings lifted Bangor over Northern Lehigh 7-6. The Bulldogs built a 3-0 lead over the first three innings, on RBI hits by Addy Smith and Tegan Simms. But Kelli Snow rallied the troops with a 3-run shot to left in the sixth to tie the ballgame. Annalisa Douglas scored on a wild pitch in the top of the eighth, followed by hits from Kylee Snyder and Kenzie Chrusical that moved Northern Lehigh ahead 6-3. After three straight hits opened the bottom of the inning for the Slaters, Snow again rocketed one to deep left for the walkoff grand slam, completing her 7RBI performance in tremendous fashion.
- Jim Thorpe pounded out 19 hits in a 13-0 defeat of Catasauqua. Madison Schwartz pitched a 75-pitch no-hitter over five innings, fanning nine Rough Riders and walking three. Julianna Frantz capped the scoring with a 2-run home run in the fifth, part of her 3RBI day and three runs scored. Gloria Strohl matched her with 3RBI and scored twice on a 3/4 effort. Isabelle Sully also went 3/4 on the afternoon.
- Northampton made short work of Whitehall in a 10-0 five inning shutout. The Konkrete Kids rallied following a loss to state power Pine Grove, putting up eight runs over the first two innings to bury the Zephyrs quickly. Rylee Gable recorded her 200th career strikeout and Hannah Duerr and Avery Deibert went back-to-back in the first inning on deep shots. Deibert clocked a 3-run shot out to right in the second inning, as well. Deibert completed a 5RBI day. The Zephyrs threatened with bases loaded in the first, but Gable struck out Jillian Pagan looking to end the inning. Julia Schell was thrown out coming home in the second to end another potential Whitehall rally. Freshman Kiley Henritzy ended the game in six innings when she singled home Josephine “Jojo” Siegfried.
- Northwestern Lehigh improved to 8-3 by rolling past Salisbury 10-1. Abby Dunstan provided a two-run home run with two outs in the first, going over the fence in center. The Falcons stranded ten runners on base, frequently getting two runners on in the same inning. Five errors by each team did not make for a clean game, and the Falcons did manage eight hits, but Emma Freeman and Ainsley Behler combined to strikeout seven and only one unearned run crossed the plate. From the leadoff spot, Ella Bressi went 2-for-5 with three batted in.
- It was a solid day at the office for Notre Dame Green Pond, as the Crusaders pumped out 19 runs on 19 hits, capitalizing on six Wilson Area errors in a 19-5 win. Riley Palank was a perfect 5-of-5 with two home runs and six runs plated. Rachel Fisher cleaned up from the cleanup spot, going 4/4 with three batted in and three scored. Casey Lagodney added a 3-run home run in the first inning, totaling 4RBI on the afternoon. Makenna Deemer and Fisher combined to strikeout four Warriors and allow only five hits.
- The Palisades Pirates went one game over .500, defeating Saucon Valley 10-6 and halting a two-game Panthers win streak. The Panthers led this game 6-0 and Palisades had only one baserunner over the first three innings, showing nearly no signs of life. Matty Seyfried cruised aloing into the fourth, staked to that 6-0 lead by RBI hits from Ryan Gall, Savannah Schlegel, Rowan Best and Nadya Vutech. Catie Russo doubled to right to open the fourth, and Kendra Leidtke singled up the middle to put Pirates on the corners with no outs. Groundouts by Nadia Wilt and Emma Crooke drove in a pair of runs to pull Palisades within 6-2. Julianna Hershey singled home another in the fifth after the first two batters reached again to start the inning. Russo hit a sac fly, bringing the score to 6-4. Leidtke tripled home Hershey, making it 6-5. The game-tying RBI hit came from Fiona Kelleher in the sixth. Hershey doubled home two more and Russo finished it off with a 2-run home run. Over the final three innings, Palisades totaled ten hits. Hershey and Russo each had 3RBI days.
- Palmerton remained unbeaten on the season, shutting out Pen Argyl 7-0. Hailey George fired a two-hitter, striking out 13 Green Knights. Five Bombers had multi-hit days, with Hailey Barry getting three. Tessa Sander and Kyla Trumbore each got on base twice, setting up Jaylin Strohl for a 2RBI hit. Aubrey Dehart and Abby Scherer had the lone hits for the Knights.
- Kayla Konetsky tossed a 3-inning no-hitter in Schuylkill Valley’s 17-0 shutout of Antietam. Only one batter made contact in the eight strikeout effort. Panther batters walked 13 times on the afternoon. Konestky batted in three runs, as did Brooke Angstadt and Elyssa Sellers. Konestky also recorded the only multi-hit day with two of the Panthers’ seven.
- Berks Catholic turned some heads across Berks County with an upset 5-1 victory over Tulpehocken. Tulpy had a five game winning streak snapped by the Saints, managing only five hits and committing four errors. The Raiders stranded five over the first three innings. In the third, Molly Goldberg and Ayva Campbell both reached with no outs, but were stranded. Meanwhile, the Saints got an Eva Gallo RBI single in the first to go ahead 1-0. She was later tagged out going home for the final out of the inning. Two out hitting was key again in the third, when a misplay at second base scored Brinley Harter. Emily Schearer singled into right, plating Adrianna Cirulli-Ramirez. Berks nearly tacked on in a big way, but left the bases loaded in the fourth. Abby Eckstein drove in a fifth inning run, moving the Saints ahead 4-1. Over the final two innings, the Raiders managed only a walk against Harter.
- In a nonconference game that was rescheduled from back in March, Hamburg topped Tamaqua 10-6. The final score is a bit misleading, as the Hawks rolled out to a 9-2 lead in the fourth. Norah Davey scored twice in this game on wild pitches. Mackenzie Hoover hit a solo home run to open the second inning. Davey in that same inning tripled home two runs. Brianna Mengel’s 3-run shot in the fourth out beyond the center field fence blew the game wide open. Davey ended up going 3/3 with two batted in and four scored. Mengel totaled four runs battedi n. Freshman stud pitcher Ava Epting struck out 16 Raiders.
- Conrad Weiser exploded late in an 18-6 victory at Reading. It was only a 3-2 lead entering the fourth, but the Scouts pressed their foot to the gas pedal in the fourth. Macy Snyder delivered a 2RBI ball into right and Cambria Mortland wore a pitch to force in Emily Oliviero. Makaria Hays worked a patient at bat, walking on a full count to force in another. Madi Derfler doubled home two in the fifth on her way to a four hit 4RBI day. Five scouts finished with multi-hit afternoons. The Knights committed eight errors, while the Scouts were charged with four. In the loss, both Eleana Woods and Kellyn Paulino each had two hits.
- Wilson West Lawn had no trouble rebounding from a loss to Owen J Roberts, taking it out on Daniel Boone 15-0. All the usual suspects got their hits in, including a 2-run home run from Layla Kope. Kaya Werley was 2/2 with an RBI triple; Leah Berkis tacked on an RBI; Shannon Brattong was 3/3 with two runs scored and two batted in. Bratton, Caitlin Figarola and Rylea Fick each got an inning in the circle, each striking out two Blazers and combining on a three-hitter.
- Twin Valley rebounded from their 10-0 loss to Fleetwood, defeating Exeter 6-4 and moving to 7-2 on the year. All six runs came in the third inning after both sides stranded a few runners over the first two innings. Maggie Krall homered to start things off, going deep to center. Emma Hahn then flew one to right to single in Ella Herbst. Jayda Weiler hit a liner up the middle to bring home two more. Jill Warner countered for Exter with a solo shot to lead off their half of the fourth, but the Raiders had done enough to survive an Eagles comeback bid late. Twin Valley only managed one base runner over the final three innings. Maggie Stoltzfus struck out eight and walked five, giving up five hits. Jadee Ruiz-Ravelo had 2RBI in the loss.
- Bethlehem Catholic took a 26-4 loss to nonconference District 1 opponent Quakertown. Gianna Santangelo crushed a 3-run home run for the Panthers; she had a 6RBI game on three hits and scored three times. Ellie Hilton went 2/3 with 4RBI. Ava Dech provided the lone RBI hit for the Golden Hawks, who also scored on a walk and two hits by pitch. Kaylee Carr and Ava Jones combined on a two-hitter in the circle.
- A scoreless first inning and 3-2 Kutztown lead after two turned in to a 16-6 blowout Cougars victory over Oley Valley. Ava Kutz and Jade Fitzgerald provided the first RBI hits of the day, getting balls into the outfield for an early 2-0 lead. Matalyne Young knocked in two for the Lynx. Klara Schnore then popped a ball out to left on a 2-run home run after Ella Parker singled in the third. Things got out of hand in favor of Kutztown in the fourth. Four straight hits to begin the inning led to a 3-run home run by Savannah Follweiler, blowing the game open at 10-2. In the same inning, Kya Barrell hit a 3-run shot, increasing the lead to 15-2. Paityn Ziegler navigated six innings in the circle, striking out six to go with eleven hits surrendered. Cheyenne Walsh and Ava Walters joined Young with 2RBI apiece for the Lynx.
Tuesday, 4/14:
- East Stroudsburg South ran its winning streak to four straight, winning a back-and-forth battle 9-8 over Central Catholic. The Vikettes staked themselves to a 4-1 first inning lead. Kairi Charles and Gianna Menecola walked to open the half inning. Emily Lewis grounded out to bring Charles home for the first run. Three more consecutive walks and a mistake on a snap throw to third base brought in another. Skylar Taylor went back up the middle to plate two. A 6-3 double play got the Cavs out of the inning. A Tsantker triple brought the Cavs within 4-2. The Vikettes loaded the bases with no outs in the second, but another double play was turned to keep the Vikettes off the scoreboard. Charles knocked a 3-run home run in the third, moving ACC ahead again 7-4. But it fell apart on three errors by the Vikettes and the Cavaliers’ late rally took hold. Carey doubled and Ehrhardt tripled in the seventh, all after two quick outs had ACC within a pitch of a victory.
- Gianna Koch and the Red Rovers defense held Bethlehem Catholic to two hits in a 10-0 Easton victory. Thalia Burns hit a 2-run home run, as five other Rovers each contributed one RBI.
- Whitehall got it going again with a 10-0 win over East Stroudsburg North. The Zephyrs turned it on early with six runs in the second on 2RBI hits by Corynn Troxell and Molly McFetridge. Troxell finished with a 3RBI afternoon. Jillian Pagan and Morgan Laub combined to strikeout 13 Timberwolves in a two-hitter. Alexis McAteer and Angelique Hojnacki bagged a hit each for North.
- Emmaus got all it could handle and then some from Pocono Mountain East, emerging victorious 4-3. The teams went relatively quietly over the first four innings, as Mari Eiswerth faced just two over the minimum. Peyton Zbylicki stranded three Hornets on base. After Eiswerth struck out the side in the fifth, Emmaus got to work. Three straight one-out singles by Haliehg Gigliotti, Autumn Tarbox and Taylor Hauver resulted in a 2-0 Emmaus lead. Hauver’s hit to right got by the defense, allowing the second run to come in. Eiswerth struck out her counterpart Zbylicki to open the sixth before the Cardinals found their footing. Brianna Smith doubled to left and a wide throw from third base on a bunt by Lauren McLain brought Smith in. Karlie Jurasits, the school’s all-time home run leader, then lofted a 2-run shot to right, giving PM East a 3-2 lead. Taylor Hauver opened the bottom of the seventh with a double and was bunted over to third. Eiswerth hit one on a rope into center, bringing home the tying run. One batter later, still with two outs, Morgan Schwab went back up the middle for the walk-off Hornets win. Mari Eiswerth’s 15 strikeout performance marked a season high.
- Landry Guman and Namelia Duro’s first inning home runs to left were all that Freedom would need in a 3-1 victory over Northampton. Guman singled home Taylor D’Amico for good measure in the second, providing the only other RBI for the Patriots. The Konkrete Kids tried to rally in the sixth, but Rylee Gable and Ro Echevarria were both struck out by Madi Bixler after Avery Deibert delivered an RBI single to center. She extended the strikeout streak to four by getting Mea Allison and Laila Reichl to open the seventh. Duerr and Deibert earned two hits each, combining for the only four Northampton had. Bixler struck out nine.
- Nazareth scored in all six innings of their run-rule conquering of Liberty, 14-4. It was a busy day on the base path, with Gianna Perillo getting things started with a gapper in center. She was singled home by Taylor Friel one pitch later. Liberty led off their second inning with a Leah Onia double. Ella Quayle tied the game and McKenna Beck’s RBI hit put Liberty ahead 2-1. Seven Blue Eagles reached base in their half of the second. Perillo knocked one into left, providing some separation for Nazareth at 5-2. Taylor Whiteash went yard in the third and Perillo plated two more runs. The game ended in six innings when Kaitlyn Strawn walked with the bases loaded to force in Avery Kauffman. Perillo was a perfect 4/4 with 4RBI. Carley Brown also compiled four htis and 3RBI. Not a single Blue Eagle batter was struck out on the afternoon. They instead racked up 19 hits and 25 batters reached base.
- Pocono Mountain West rolled over Dieruff 16-0, improving to 6-4. Kaylee Masotti tossed four innings of one-hit ball, striking out ten Huskies. Three hits by pitch, 12 walks and four Dieruff errors allowed the Panthers to parade around the bases for four, five, and seven runs over the final three innings. Liliana Rodriguez brought in four runs Chloe Straub batted in one. Straub was the only Panther with multiple hits.
- Parkland picked up its fourth victory of the year, narrowly escaping Pleasant Valley 7-6 at home. This one started out as a laugher in the making, though, with the Trojans scoring six times in the first two innings to go up 6-1. Three straight walks in the first loaded the bases with no outs. Shayla Jenkins chased home the first rin on a sac fly. Gabby Morrison doubled to deep right to bring in two more. Ami Patel put one to the fence in right, tripling in two more in the second. All stayed quiet until the sixth. Emma George hit a single down to third base and Lily Hower dropped one just behind second base to get two on. Ryan Knapp then doubled to left to bring the Bears within 6-2. Moving to the seventh, Knapp tied the game at 6-6 with a grounder into left that scored Lila Borger. Libby Pinkham got on with one out in the seventh and stole second. She was bunted over before Jenkins sacrificed her home to give Parkland the victory. Addi Fritzinger worked around nine Bears hits and induced three groundball outs to put the seventh inning to bed as Pleasant Valley was rallying.
- Stroudsburg held on to its second place in the District XI power rankings, blowing by Allen 20-0. Madelyn Vargas started the game, scorching the second pitch she saw out to left for an immediate 1-0 lead. She scored four times on a 4/5 night with 3RBI. Maddi Perez brought home four runs on two hits and scored twice. Ella Fagan-Huse knocked in three. Vargas struck out nine in a four inning no-hitter.
- Schuylkill Valley fell behind Tulpehocken 2-0 going to the third inning before exploding for 13 unanswered runs. The win moved the Panthers to 8-2 on the year. Freshman Adalynn Casper provided a strong start, striking out the side in the first. After two more strikeouts, though, Gabby Kraatz turned one around to deep center, scoring herself and Zoee White on the home run. Tulpehocken had just one more runner reach base for the remainder of the contest. Kayla Konetsky hit a solo shot to start the fourth. Madi Wyatt did the same in the fifth. Gabby Leone plated three. Elyssa Sellers and Konetsky each finished with 2RBI, as did Haleigh Eisenhower. Casper finished her two-hitter with 11 strikeouts and walked none.
- In what was to be their second tune-up game of the week before meeting state power Central Dauphin on Friday, Wilson West Lawn got a bit of a fight from Berks Catholic, finally pulling away for a 17-7 win. Seven unanswered runs over the final two innings was the difference. The first big inning came for the Bulldogs, as Ava Legath was hit on the second pitch of the third. She stole second and Ava Futrick lined one up the middle to score her. Caitlin Figarola, Maddy Snyder and Shannon Bratton then all brought one home on three straight hits. Berkis placed one in right to score two more for the early commanding 7-1 lead. Abby Eckstein kicked off a fourth inning rally with a bunt single and Mady Kieffer followed up with a first pitch hit back through the middle. Olivia Harwi and Sophia Bradley came up with productive outs, pushing two runs across. Brinley Harter and Adrianna Cirulli-Ramirez doubled to bring in two more. Suddenly, the lead was just 8-5 for WIlson. The Bulldogs scored nine of the final eleven runs in the game to finally pull away. Jadyen Etchberger, Leah Berkis, Ava Legath and Caitlin Figarola all brought home two runs. Abby Zerbe batted in three. Legath and Rylea Fick combined to pitch six innings of ten strikeout ball.
Wednesday, 4/15:
- Bangor upended Pocono Mountain West 5-0. Kaitlyn Figurski provided and early 2-out piece of hitting, knocking in a first inning run. Madalynn Giera struck out four of the first six Panthers she faced. Trailing 4-0 late, PM West tried to mount a sixth inning rally. Emma Covino bunted her way on and Chloe Straub worked a walk on five pitches. Kaylee Masotti also walked, loading the bases with two outs. Ana Yuter swung at the first pitch she saw–it was gloved at third for the inning ending putout. Julia MacPhee recorded her 300th strikeout as a Panther this week, as well.
- Lehighton improved to 6-7, taking advantage of seven Catasauqua errors in a 14-4 victory. Amber Yeakel led things off for the Indians with a home run to left on the fourth pitch she saw. Two batters later, Sophia Wise took the second pitch of her at bat and turned it around to deep left for another solo homer. In the second inning, Dakota Markley, Gracie Costenbader and Kiera Herman went back to back to back, plating four runs and busting open a 9-0 lead. After going quietly for two innings, Catty strung together six straight hits. Four of those scored a run. Makayla Bird, Ava Wetzel, Briana Deschaine and Ciannah Gonzalez all singled in runs, cutting the lead to 9-4. But over the final two innings, the Roughs only got two more hits and couldn’t avoid the mercy rule, as errors and 16 Lehighton hits slowly but usrely buried Catty.
- Matty Seyfried had an outstanding performance in the circle, giving up only one hit and striking out 13 Olympians in Saucon Valley’s 9-0 win. Savanna Schlegel’s 2RBI hit to right in the first got the Panthers going, scoring Rylan Best and Rylan Gall. Rylan Best also had a 2RBI hit in the contest, bringing home Gall and Bianca Jauregui. Schlegel led the Saucon effort with 3RBI and Best finished with two.
- Southern Lehigh built a 10-0 cushion against Northern Lehigh on their way to an 11-5 defeat of the Bulldogs. The Spartans loaded the bases in the first and Paige Bowman cleared them with her double to deep right. She and Ella Roset each added an RBI single in the second, compounding Northern Lehigh’s problems at 8-0. Addie Smith and Annalisa Douglas provided back to back two out RBI hits in the fourth, but it was too little too late. Demi Lewis went 3/4 with two runs scored and two batted in. Bowman was 3/4 with 4RBI. The teams combined for 13 errors, as the Bulldogs were held to four hits in a messy game.
- Ainsley Behler pitched a five inning three-hitter, striking out six, as Northwestern Lehigh dismantled Palisades 10-0. Abby Dunstan staked her team to a 3-0 lead on a first inning first pitch home run beyond the right field fence. Emma Freeman compiled 3RBI on two hits. The Tigers racked up 12 hits and took advantage of four Pirates errors. Behler did not walk any Pirates in her outing.
- Wilson Area clobbered Notre Dame East Stroudsburg 25-4, making for some impressive stat lines. Anna Schmitt hit a grand slam out to center and Maci Kovacs socked a 2-run dinger. Schmitt finished the day with 5RBI. Elizabeth Horinko scored three times and brought in three more. Kovacs surrendered seven hits and was charged with all four earned runs, but she struck out four.
- Salisbury picked up a win that caught the eye of fans across the Lehigh Valley and the Colonial League, upsetting Palmerton 7-2. The Falcons snapped an 11-game winning streak for the Blue Bombers, who had entered the day with a goose egg in the L column. The first RBI hit of the game went to Julia Carney, who brought home two on a fly ball to right. Kyla Trumbore’s sac fly in the bottom of the frame drew the Bombers back within 2-1. But Salisbury stuck with it. Brinley Neitz reached on an E3 to begin the second and came home on Sophia Gunning’s liner to center. Gianna Olds placed one in right to score two more and build a 5-1 lead. It was a defensively solid day for the Falcons, as Jenna Swoyer didn’t record a single strikeout, but induced contact to fielders for outs. The top eight batters of the Falcons lineup all recorded a hit, as well.
- Schuylkill Haven’s Allie Scherer shut down the Oley Valley Lynx in an 8-2 Hurricanes win on the road. She struck out 12 and walked none, allowing only four hits over seven innings and 100 pitches. Taylor Schlegel had the only RBI for the Lynx, while four Hurricanes enjoyed multi-hit days. Joie Schofstall and Braeylynn Strenkoski each plated two runs.
- Hamburg easily cruised by Antietam 16-0, capitalizing on nine errors that were turned into nine unearned runs. Molly Krick struck out five over two innings and Maddi Wessner fanned four, allowing the only hit for the Lopes. Brianna Mengel had the only 2-RBI day, with those coming on a home run. Wessner and Norah Davey both added two hits to their totals.
- Wyomissing built a big lead in their fourth win of the year, overcoming an improving Berks Catholic squad 12-7. The Spartans churned out 12 runs over the first five innings, taking a stranglehold on the game with a 12-1 lead. Kylie Schoedler’s infield hit brought home two in the first, as the Spartans loaded the bases twince in the first three frames. Addison Lecher struck in the third with a 2RBI hit, joining another by Schoedler. Kylie finished the game with 6RBI. She also threw six innings, navigating 11 Saints’ hits. Caris Way also joined the party, bagging two RBI.
- Exeter started a streak of three games in three days by defeating Conrad Weiser 11-4. The Scouts jumped out to an early 4-1 lead, bolstered by Payton Kramlich’s 2RBI hit into right field and a Cambria Mortland smack to left. But the Eagles soared in the fourth and fifth inning, notching seven RBI singles from familiar names like Alena Dinnini, Marion Eagle and Jadee Ruiz-Ravelo. The first four bats in the Exeter lineup all finished with 2RBI and brought home eight of the team’s 14 hits. The Eagles overcame six errors and the Scouts committed five. Macy Snyder went 3/4 for the Scouts with a run scored.
- Daniel Boone scored two runs late to take a 2-0 home victory over Reading. Brooke Washleski threw a complete game shutout, giving up six hits and striking out six. She also put a sixth inning ball in play to center field that was thrown into third and missed there, allowing an insurance run to come home. The game winning run went to Lily Gonzalez, who came home on a passed ball in the fifth. The Knights had their biggest threat in the fourth, when Eleana Woods reached on an E5 and Charlotte Rivera Perez put one into right. Woods was later picked off of second base for the second out of the inning and Eviana Bui made the play at third on a groundout.
- Fleetwood took a 3-0 first inning lead over WIlson West Lawn before the Bulldogs dropped 11 runs and won 11-4. Peyton Trexler and Katelyn Yapsuga delivered in the first inning to knock in three runs. Kaya Werley cracked a two run bomb to deep center. She hit another deep bomb in the seventh to make it 11-4 and record her 100th career hit. Ava Legath also recorded her 100th hit in this one. Maddy Snyer went 3/4 with 3RBI. Shannon Bratton shut down the Tigers after the first inning, throwing a complete game and striking out five. For more on this game, visit our IG and X for video highlights and interviews. This game was also broadcast on the Eastern PA Sports Network.
- Twin Valley moved to 8-2, keeping the pressure on in the BCIAA by blowing by Governor Mifflin 11-1. Maggie Stoltzfus pitched a four-hitter, walking one and striking out three. Her first inning double past first base helped her own cause, bringing home Emma Mattson. Emma Hahn, Ella Herbst and Charlotte Lawson led the way with 2RBI each. Herbst went 3-for-4 at the dish.
- Schuylkill Valley rolled on to 9-2 and by Pequea Valley 16-2. Adalynn Casper, just a freshman, had a game breaking hit with a 3-run home run out to center–it moved the score from 5-2 to 8-2 in the second. Seven different batters snagged two hits apiece. Brooke Angstadt scored three times and four other players scored twice. Casper tossed a one-hitter over four innings and struck out six.
- In a non-confernece test between solid BCIAA and Colonial opponents, Kutztown blanked Notre Dame Green Pond 7-0. Both ace pitchers, Emily Szczepanski and Savannah Follweiler hummed along through the first five innings, combining to strand eight runners on base. The Crusaders got runners on the corners in the fourth, but Casey Lagodney bounced one back to short for a third out Kutztown put two in scoring position in their fifth, but a 4-3-4-2-5-1 double play ended up with Paityn Ziegler thrown out at home. Ziegler, in turn, made the final out of Notre Dame’s fifth with two more on. Kutztown finally broke through in the sixth, as Jayden Gehris ripped one into left to score Jade Fitzgerald and Follweiler put one back up the middle for the second RBI of the inning. Gehris provided the final bit of separation with a 3-run shot to deep right in the seventh. Szczepanski collected two of the three hits for Green Pond.
Thursday, 4/16:
- Northampton rolled by Central Catholic 18-2, piling up 11 hits and eight walks over two turns at bat. Avery Deibert continued her hot season, bashing a 2-run home run over the center field fence for an early 3-1 lead. Five straight walks and a wild pitch moved the carousel along, resulting in a six run first inning. The second inning saw Konkrete Kids reach in 16 straight at bats. Deibert finished 3/3 with three runs and three batted in. Hannah Duerr went 2/2 and scored twice. Those two were the only players with multiple hits on the afternoon. Rylee Gable and Olivia Marth combined on a two-hitter and fanned three.
- Emmaus took advantage of a struggling Bethlehem Catholic squad, moving their record to 10-3 with a 16-0 victory in three innings. Calise Eiswerth, younger sister of Mari, hit her first home run as a Green Hornet, knocking in three runs. Morgan Schwab went back to back with her in the second inning. Eiswerth stacked up 5RBI and Julia DeFanti added two. Eiswerth struck out six Hawks in a one-hit effort in the circle. That lone hit came off the bat of leadoff hitter Morgan Ostrosky.
- Bri Smith hit a 2-run home run as part of her 3RBI day in Pocono Mountain East’s 10-0 shutout over East Stroudsburg North. Karlie Jurasits struck out an astounding 14 Timberwolves and faced two over the minimum through five innings of work. Jennika Doyle made the only contact on a popup to second base in the first inning. Alyssa Adrover reached on a dropped third strike to open the game for the Wolves. Karlie Jurasits helped herself to an RBI hit in the first inning, tripling over the head of the center fielder and scoring on an error. Jurasits also added the game-ending RBI, doubling home Bri Smith. The victory brought the Cardinals back to .500 at 6-6 and kept them in second place in the District XI 5A power rankings.
- Ten innings were needed to decide the game between Pleasant Valley and East Stroudsburg South. The Cavaliers emerged with the 10-8 win after a low scoring start gave way to offensive explosions by both sides. Each squad had only one baserunner through the first three innings. The Cavs scored first in the fourth, as Taylor Carey dropped one into left field that brought in Joslynn Yurescko who reached on an E8. Rylee Green then struck out two to limit the damage. Emma George and Lila Borger doubled in succession to score the tying run in the bottom of the inning. Bella Altemose gave Pleasant Valley a 3-2 lead in the fifth on a 2-run homer. A pair of errors in the sixth allowed the Bears to tie the game at 3-3. The Cavaliers then exploded in the seventh inning for four runs, taking a 7-3 lead, seemingly running away with the game. Jadeyn Learn and Yurescko doubled into the outfield to bring in a run each. Mayla Mathew grounded a ball back up the middle for an RBI. Taylor Carey then scored on a wild pitch to conclude the scoring. The Bears were down to their final out, trailing by four, when they came alive for their own impressive rally. Rylee Green had opened the inning with a single to left and Emma DePalma worked a walk. Emma George became the last hope, and she slapped the second pitch she saw to left field to bring home the aforementioned runners. The score was now 7-5. Lila Borger walked on four pitches and Maddie Abbatiello became the hero of the moment, tying the game on her double over the outfielders to center. The teams entered extra innings and the eighth inning was uneventful. In the ninth, three walks loaded the bases full of Cavaliers. Joey Cappa grounded out, though, giving the Bears a chance to win it again. Borger and Abbatiello singled in the ninth with two outs, but Rylan Knapp grounded out to second to end the threat. Three errors in the top of the tenth allowed the Cavaliers to bring home three runs and secure the win. Pleasant Valley was charged with ten errors on the day and only four of South’s runs were earned.
- A seven run fifth inning broke open a 2-2 tie for Easton, as the Red Rovers overcame the Trojans 9-3. The battle of teams in unfamiliar territory, chasing a playoff spot rather than being near the top of the standings, began with an Addy Fritzinger 2-run shot to left that brought in Ammi Patel. Thalia Burns went yard in the third to tie things up. Things stayed that way until Gianna Koch crushed the second pitch of the fifth out to deep center for a 3-2 lead. Burns followed up with a double and came home on a hit by Emily Materna. Materna then scored on a passed ball. Easton was ahead 5-2. Daelyn Williams provided the big hit–a 2RBI double liner to center that broke the game wide open. Koch, Burns and Williams finished with six of the team’s seven RBI. Koch scattered six Trojans hits. Two of those came from her counterpart, Fritzinger.
- In the battle of Bethlehem versus Allentown, Freedom blasted Dieruff 16-0 and Liberty defeated Allen 16-1. The Patriots wasted no time, scoring 14 times in the first inning. Cassidy Huston knocked in four runs on two hits and scored twice. Every batter in the order recorded at least one RBI. Morgan Pavolko, Brooke Pronovich and Izabella Raynor each slapped home two more. Pavolko and Brooke Rummel struck out five in a combined one-hit effort. Liberty provided a similar output, plating 13 runs in the first inning against the Canaries. Addy Smith padded her career stats with a 3/3 day that produced 4RBI. Ava Dancho brought home three runs on two hits. Lilah Rivera was a perfect 2/2 with 2RBI. Jaeyana Watson pitched a three inning no-no, fanning eight and walking one.
- Nazareth won its third straight, scoring three times in the late innings to defeat Whitehall 5-2. Each team stranded two runners in the first inning. In the Zephyrs half of the second, Corynn Troxell and Jules Muth walked with one out. Troxell stole third and came home on a sac fly by Julia Schell. A drop in left field brought home the second run for the early lead. The third inning saw Nazareth tie the game. Taylor Friel singled through short to open the inning and she was followed by Sydney Ryan doubling into left. Brianna Recchia brought them both in with a sharp hit to right. Both squads stranded two more in the fourth, barely keeping each other at bay. In the fifth, the Eagles broke through again after Mackenzie Grundy was hit and Kaitlyn Strawn walked on five pitches. Sarah Deily turned a first pitch around to right field to put Nazareth ahead 3-2. The Zephyrs finally went in order in the top of the sixth. Gianna Perillo and Taylor Friel went back to back in the bottom of the sixth to get the 5-2 lead. Whitehall again went in order in their final turn at bat. Gabby Parlato provided two and two thirds innings of no-hit ball in relief of Kylie Grover.Morgan Laub was tagged for eight hits.
- Southern Lehigh made Pen Argyl pay for seven errors in a 10-0 shutout. The Spartans piled up five runs in the first inning, starting with a 2RBI hit from Lily Kelly that was scorched up the middle. Isabelle Witt grounded one into left to score Kelly and a pair of errors brought home two more. Delaney Young and Clara Detwiler combined to give up only two hits. Rylan Messinger totaled three hits and an RBI, scoring twice. The victory officially clinched a Spartans playoff berth in the District XI 5A field.
- Stroudsburg retained its second slot in the District XI 6A power rankings with their eighth victory, 4-1 over Pocono Mountain West. The Panthers managed a walk in each of their first two innings, but nothing else. Stroudsburg led off its half of the second with a triple by Isabelle Thomas to the right field corner. Kat Lavra doubled her home for the first run of the game. The Mounties loaded the bases in the third, but a sharp liner off the bat of Morgan Callender was snagged by Lianna Rodriguez at second base to end the inning. The Panthers had a big chance in their sixth, trailing 3-0. They loaded the bases but Lavra tracked down a ball in right field to end the inning. Jordan Cook struck out 12 Panthers over six innings.
- Exeter picked up a non-conference victory over Penn Manor, 7-0. The win was the 8th of the year for the Eagles, keeping them in playoff contention in an ultracompetitive District 3 5A field. As with many big innings, Exeter started off the second with a leadoff walk. Arianna Harville-Ewing’s slap to second base resulted in no outs, and she ended up on second. Burkhart scored on the play. With the bases loaded in the same inning, an error at first base brought home two more when Jillian Warner put the ball in play. The Eagles retired the Comets in order in five innings. Ryen Turner surrendered just two hits and struck out six in a 77-pitch afternoon.
- Governor Mifflin surrendered 12 runs over the first three innings to District 3 powerhouse Lampeter-Strasburg in a 19-6 loss. Makayla Kelley and Claire Hoffman both knocked in two runs on a combined three hits for the Mustangs, but trailing 12-2 early, the Mustangs did not have enough firepower to come back. Kinsley Ferreira finished with four hits and 7RBI for the Pioneers. Cyana Rosa had 4RBI and hit a 2-run bomb.
- Anastasia Smith and Molly Krick each hit a 2-run home run in Hamburg’s 10-0 shutout of Tulpehocken. Freshman Ava Epting took the circle, striking out ten Trojans, surrendering only one hit and one walk. Mikayla Davis added a 2-run double to the mix as Hamburg secured their victory. Molly Goldberg secured the only Trojans hit.
Friday, 4/17:
- Despite not getting a hit until the fourth inning, Bangor posted its second straight shutout, 8-0 over Salisbury. Two errors gave Bangor the early lead and five were charged to the Falcons on the day. Giera tossed a four-hitter with eight strikeouts. She also worked around four walks. Giera and Kelli Snow were credited with the only 2RBI of the day and only one run was earned.
- Wilson Area got its second straight win and third overall, defeating Catasauqua 18-7. Scoring 43 runs in two games, the Warriors padded their stats with plenty of big numbers. After trailing 7-6 early, the Warriors scored 11 in their half of the third. Maci Kovacs tied the game at 7-7 with an RBI hit through short. Ana Schmitt tripled home two more. Both finished with 3RBI each. Despite giving up only four hits, Elizabeth Horinko and Kovacs combined to walk ten. Two passed balls and a wild pitch led to the early 7-4 deficit faced by Wilson. Six Catty areas also led to nine unearned runs for the Warriors.
- Lehighton crushed Executive Education 21-1 in three innings. All fourteen Indians who entered the game reached base and thirteen scored at least a run. Kiera Herman scored twice on two hits, driving home three runs. Morgan Myers scored three and and brought in two on two hits. Sophia Wise struck a 2-run home run to left.
- Emily Gad had a three-hit effort as Northern Lehigh blanked Jim Thorpe 8-0. Addy Smith pitched a four-hitter and struck out four. Aubrey Reinhard, Fiona Jones and Smith strung together RBI hits in a five run fifth inning. Kenzie Chrusical and Kylee Snyder also added RBI singles. The victory snapped a three game losing streak and moved the Bulldogs to 7-5 on the season and kept them in second place behind Pine Grove in class 3A.
- Northwestern Lehigh sent Palmerton to its second straight loss, as the Blue Bombers looked to regain their footing after entering the week undefeated. Hailey George was tagged for fifteen hits despite striking out eight. Four straight hits in the fourth by the Tigers, all with two outs, were capped by Nat Conner’s 2RBI smash into right. Abby Dunstan knocked a 2-run home run to right to cement herself in Northwestern Lehigh history as the all-time hits leader. Kyla Trumbore put together a two hit day with an RBI in the loss. Hailey George recorded her 100th strikeout as a Blue Bomber freshman.
- In a battle of the fifth and sixth ranked teams in class 4A, Notre Dame Green Pond dominated on the road at Saucon Valley 11-1. Consecutive RBI singles in the fourth inning propelled the Crusaders, as Riley Palank, Rachel Fisher and Kelsey Bedics all came through. Emily Szczepanski had another outstanding game, tallying three hits, three runs and two chased home. She struck out eight in six innings of work, giving up six hits and the only earned run of the afternoon for the Panthers. In the game, Matty Seyfried recorded her 100th strikeout of the year and 500th of her illustrious career as a Panther.
- The Berks Catholic Saints posted a shutout victory over Oley Valley 12-0. Brinley Harter pitched to contact over five innings, giving up only two hits and striking out five. A 1-0 lead in the third quickly escalated as the Saints plated ten. Kim Munoz and Mady Kieffer each contributed 2RBI hits in the rally. Eva Gallo batted in three on the day. Eight batters in the lineup got at least a hit and all eight came around to score.
- Despite trailing 4-0 to Governor Mifflin early on, the Conrad Weiser Scouts’ offense would break through in a wild 14-11 victory over the Mustangs. The contest featured five combined home runs, 22 hits and seven errors. Reilly Martin scored on a wild pitch in the first inning with two outs right before Abby Brunelli hit a solo home run to deep center. Martin went yard in the third to expand the lead to 4-0. Kaylise Mortland walked to open the bottom of the third and she scored on Cambria Mortland’s double through the middle. Payton Kramlich tied the game at 4-4 with a home run. The inning rolled on with two more coming across for a 6-4 Scouts lead. Brunelli clocked her second deep shot of the day in the top of the fourth, pushing the Mustangs back ahead 11-6, but Conrad Weiser chipped away at the lead. Aleena Martino tied things up at 11-11 in the sixth on a 2-run big blast. Consecutive errors put more runners on base and the Scouts capitalized with RBI hits by Emma Oliviero and Mortland to go up 13-11. Governor Mifflin went in order in the last of the seventh. Lines for Martino and Sam Wagner were not pretty in the circle, but both completed the game. Brunelli and Martin notched 3RBI efforts in defeat, while Martino batted home four and scored twice off of three hits for the Scouts. Leah Giulian, Mortland and Kramlich added 2RBI each.
- Exeter and Daniel Boone went scoreless into the fifth inning, but the Eagles eventually prevailed 5-0. Errors would ultimately cost the Blazers, as a pair of them put two on for Jill Warner. Warner sacrified home Evelyn Payne with a flyabll out to left for the first run of the game. Ava Burkhart then brought home Jadee Ruiz-Ravelo on a hit into right. A pair of walks helped the Eagles loaded the bases in the sixth. Ruiz-Ravelo gave her squad the five run lead, batting in two on a single to center field. Avery Gibbons surrendered six hits and struck out five.
- Fleetwood teed off at Reading in a 17-0 win. Sophia Breidegam completed a four inning no-hitter in just 41 pitches and struck out seven. Both Skyla Baer and Lainee Guldner accounted for 3RBI each. Guldner was a perfect 3/3 and scored all three times. Katelyn Yapsuga went 3/4 and scored three runs as well.
- Schuylkill Valley wasted no time jumping on Wyomissing in a 10-1 decision. The Panthers plated eight over the first three innings, quickly burying their opponent. Five Panthers came around to score with two outs in the first inning. Gabby Leone brought in the first two, lining a ball to left. Elyssa Sellers and Kori McGonigle kept the train rolling, as did Kayla Konetsky. The inning only ended because McGonigle was thrown out moving to second base. Leone finished with three hits and 4RBI while scoring three times. McGonigle and Konestky had 2RBI apiece.
- Kaya Werley led off Wilson West Lawn’s game against defending state champion Central Dauphin, cracking one into the wind to left-center field. However, it would be the only run for the Bulldogs, who fell 11-1. Similar to their 10-0 loss to Owen J Roberts, the Bulldogs committed five errors and were victims of several bad bounces nad breaks that the Rams cashed in on. For more on this game, including postgame interviews, visit our IG: LSVSport1. This game was also carried on the Eastern PA Sports Network.
Saturday, 4/18:
- Notre Dame Green Pond, surprisingly, fell behind 6-4 to Pen Argyl before scoring 12 unanswered runs for a 16-6 win in five innings. The Crusaders got out to a 3-0 lead, as Nat Lily walked to open the first inning. Emily Szczepanski ripped a triple to the fence in center on the fourth pitch of her at bat for the early score. Rachel Fisher reached on a drop in left field that scored Szczepanski. With two outs, Violet Dewalt scored her with a hit to left. The Green Knights responded in kind, tying the game up all with two out hits. Olivia Behrel and Ella Bonatz drove in a run each. After an Abby Scherer walk to open the third, Reagan Nittle deposited one over the fence in center for the 6-4 lead. The Crusaders promptly loaded the bases in their third and went to town. Three straight RBI hits and an error ballooned the Crusaders to a 10-6 lead. Maddi Moyer’s double to right plated two. Fsher grounded one to left to score two more and make it 12-6. After building the ten run differential, Moyer struck out three straight in the fifth after two had reached on free passes. Fisher and Dewalt each finished with 3RBI; Szczepanski added two.
- A 15-5 Pottsville mercy rule victory marked the fourth straight loss for Governor Mifflin. The Mustangs scored five runs over the first three innings, but continued to struggle with pitching and defense, surrendering seven Crimson Tide runs early. Abby Brunelli homered for the third time in two games. Six errors led to 11 unearned runs coming across home plate in the loss. Brunelli and Olivia Grosch were bright spots for Mifflin, each notching two hit days.
- Sophia Breidegam and the Fleetwood Tigers shut down Berks Catholic 11-1 in five innings. After scoring a run in the second inning, the Saints would not get another baserunner until the sixth, when they loaded the bases. In the meantime, the Tigers hit the ball around the park, totaling 18. Blair Rauenzahn and Brynley Biehl had the only 2RBI hits of the contest, each getting 3RBI for the day, while Skyla Baer got three hits and drove in two. Breidegam struck out seven and was hit four times.
- Central Catholic snapped a seven game skid in dominant fashion, cruising past Nativity BVM 19-0. Crooked numbers were the theme of the day, as Gianna Menecola went yard for a 2-run shot, part of her 5RBI effort. Hailey Kahr cleaned up in the cleanup spot, whacking three hits, scoring three times, and plating three more. Emily Lewis also had 3RBI on two hits. Kari Charles also had two hits from the leadoff position and accounted for 2RBI.
- Five first inning runs staked Pocono Mountain East to a big early lead that they had to hang on to late for an 8-6 victory over Bangor. As is common in most Cardinals’ games, Karlie Jurasits collected another home run, this time a 2-run shot to left that brought in Lauren McLain and gave PM East a 2-1 lead. Two walks and a drop in left scored another run. Mackenzie Van Winkle brought home two more runs, flying one into left. With a one run lead in the fifth, Jurasits again went deep left on a solo shot, followed up by another from her freshman sister Kaycee. Peyton Zbylicki struck out eight.
- Thirteen runs in the first inning helped Pocono Mountain West dismantle Notre Dame East Stroudsburg 22-3 in three innings. Cora Gillette hit a grand slam in the first and reached on an error that brought home two more runs. She was credited with an 8RBI day on two hits. Chanel Bayton knocked in four and Ana Yuter brought home three.
- Easton lost a 6-0 lead at Southern Lehigh before coming back late in an 11-8 decision. Emily Materna had a big day for the Rovers, delivering an RBI single in the first inning. However, Easton left the bases juiced. Fortunately for Rovers fans, they loaded the sacs again and this time, Materna clocked a grand slam to left with two outs for the 5-0 lead. Gabby Orsato used a two-out piece of hitting, sending a 2-1 pitch to right that scored Daelyn Williams. After stranding theee through two innings, the Spartans got on the board with a Isabella Germani home run. Two errors and a walk loaded the bases with Spartans again in the fourth. This time, Rylan Messinger brought home two with her single to right. Lily Kelly followed up, bringing Germani home on a grounder into left. A pair of errors then allowed Southern Lehigh to tie it up at 6-6. Germani and Messinger were pesky again in the fifth, producing back to back two out RBI hits. The heart of the Easton order came alive in the sixth, as Thalia Burns and Gianna Koch singled and both Materna and Alyvia Fleming kept the party going with big hits to put Easton ahead 9-8. Williams brought home two more, flying one into deep center. Messinger and Germani combined for five Spartans RBI. Emily Materna outdid them with six on a 4/5 game. The victory was the third straight for Easton, who moved to 6-7 as they try to mount a playoff berth.
- Abington Heights rallied past Freedom in walk off fashion, 4-3. Landry Guman tripled to deep right on the second pitch of the game and would later score off of an E3 with two outs. Abington Heights worked a leadoff walk and that runner came around to score one batter later. The Pates loaded the bases in the fourth off hits from Brooklyn Pronovich, Izabella Raynor and Jordan Kametz. Adrianna Condrad, though, struck out the next two to silence Freedom. A sixth inning free pass to Brooke Rummel and hits from Pronovich and Namelia Duro loaded the bases with no outs again. Abington Heights surrendered one run on a fielders choice and the tying run came in on a wild pitch. The teams moved to extra innings, where Freedom went in order. Avary Brister provided the game-winning hit on a flyball to left that scored Riley Duggan who took a leadoff walk. Bixler and Condrad dueled back and forth, with Bixler fanning seven and Condrad eight. The Pates hit the Comets nine times.
- Tamaqua picked up a critical 6-4 victory at home against Lehighton. The Indians led 2-1 early, getting Amber Yeakel across home plate on a passed ball. Two leadoff walks in the bottom of the frame put Tamaqua in solid position to tie the game, which they did. Molly Evans provided a sac fly RBI. The Indians came back in the third, as Gracie Costenbader walked and then stole two bases. Morgan Myers scored her on a sac bunt. However, Ceanna Gormley tripled to deep left for the Raiders and scored on a passed ball to tie the game at 2-2. Another passed ball and two more RBI hits ratcheted up the lead to 5-2. Molly Evans finished with 2RBI. Peyton Faust performed incredibly, striking out 11 Indians over 5.1 innings worked.
- Liberty was edged by North Pocono in nonleague action 3-2. Back to back solo home runs by Avarie Roscioli and Adysen Iyoob were the difference for the Trojans. McKenna Beck and Abbie Benner singled with one out in the seventh. Mikayla Seacor doubled to left, scoring Beck. However, an inning ending double play canceld any plans the Hurricanes had of completing the comeback. Amelia Bell and Anna Ciemtnoni combined to strikeout six Hurricanes.
- Phillipsburg defeated Parkland 3-1. The Stateliners’ Olivia Buthmann-Sinoy singled into the hole between first and second. She stole two bases and came home on a 6-3 groundout by Shantalina Blake. The Trojans went without a baserunner through the first two innings. Lorelei Sullivan was the first, working a one out walk in the third. She moved up and scored on Libby Pinkham’s single to right to tie the game. The Trojans would manage just one more hit for the rest of the day–Addy Fritzinger was intentionally walked with two outs in the sixth to get to Gabriella Morrison. Morrison lined out to third, stranding two in the biggest threat of the day for Parkland. Blake provided the game winning RBI for the Stateliners in the sixth and they tacked on an insurance run in the seventh. Hannah Wodtke three-hit Parkland and struck out six.
- Nazareth edged Wallenpaupack 4-3 in a matchup of District 2 and 11 squads. Gianna Perillo tied the game up in the third, scoring Sarah Deily on a liner into center. Allysse Kavanagh plated Brianna Recchia for the lead, but Wallenpauck scored a pair in the fifth to steal thel ead back. Perillo led off the bottom of the fifth with a groundball to left and Taylor Friel went yard on the second pitch she saw to deep left, putting Nazareth ahead for good.
- Jenna Swoyer tossed a five inning one-hitter with 11 Ks in Salisbury’s 16-2 drubbing of William Allen. The Falcons rattled off 12 hits and six walks, led by 3RBI days for Kaelynn Beers and Julia Carney. Leilanna Negron and Jenna Swoyer each added two more.
EPC Standings
* – clinched district playoff berth
| Team | Conf | Overall |
| Emmaus* | 10-0 | 11-3 |
| Northampton* | 10-1 | 10-3 |
| Freedom* | 9-1 | 9-2 |
| Stroudsburg | 8-2 | 8-3 |
| Whitehall* | 8-2 | 10-4 |
| Nazareth | 7-3 | 8-4 |
| Liberty | 7-4 | 7-4 |
| ES South | 7-4 | 7-6 |
| PM East | 5-5 | 7-6 |
| PM West | 5-5 | 7-6 |
| Easton | 4-6 | 6-7 |
| Parkland | 4-6 | 4-9 |
| Pleasant Valley | 3-7 | 3-9 |
| Central Catholic | 2-9 | 3-10 |
| ES North | 1-9 | 3-9 |
| Bethlehem Catholic | 1-9 | 1-11 |
| William Allen | 1-10 | 3-11 |
| Dieruff | 0-11 | 2-12 |
Colonial League Standings
* – clinched district playoff berth
| Team | Conf | Overall |
| NW Lehigh* | 9-1 | 10-3 |
| Palmerton* | 9-2 | 11-2 |
| Notre Dame GP* | 9-2 | 10-3 |
| Southern Lehigh* | 9-3 | 10-4 |
| Bangor | 6-4 | 8-5 |
| Northern Lehigh | 6-5 | 7-5 |
| Palisades | 6-5 | 6-6 |
| Lehighton | 5-6 | 6-7 |
| Salisbury | 5-6 | 7-6 |
| Saucon Valley | 4-5 | 7-5 |
| Pen Argyl | 3-9 | 4-10 |
| Jim Thorpe | 2-9 | 4-9 |
| Wilson Area | 1-9 | 3-9 |
| Catasauqua | 0-10 | 2-10 |
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