Pleasant Valley delivered a pair of dominant performances on Tuesday, rolling past Parkland in girls lacrosse and overpowering East Stroudsburg South in a high-scoring softball showdown.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Pleasant Valley-Parkland

Pleasant Valley rebounded from its lone loss of the season with a commanding 14-3 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference victory over Parkland.

Devon Bush led the Bears’ attack with four goals and three assists. Olivia Iandoli and Brielle Halamar each finished with three goals.

Pleasant Valley 2 4 3 5 – 14

Parkland 2 0 1 0 – 3

Goals — Pleasant Valley: Bush 4, Halamar 3, Iandoli 3, Ryals 2, Rath 1, Miller 1. Parkland: Esteban 2, Sensinger 1.

Assists — Pleasant Valley: Bush 3, Rath 2, Miller 1, Ryals 1.

Saves — Pleasant Valley: Borger 2. Parkland: Generose 3.

Records — Pleasant Valley (10-1), Parkland (6-5)

SOFTBALL

Pleasant Valley-ES South

Every player in the Pleasant Valley lineup recorded a hit as the Bears rolled to a 24-14 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over East Stroudsburg South.

Brianca Pridham was a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate, blasting a two-run homer in the second, a grand slam in the fifth, and a three-run shot in the seventh. She finished with three home runs, two singles, four runs scored and 10 RBIs.

Katie Van Schoyck added two singles, a double, three runs scored, and two RBIs.

Pleasant Valley 164 346 – 24 19 2

ES South 311 702 – 14 12 2

Abbatiello and Frable; T. Carey, Yurescko (2), J. Carey (5) and Mathew. W – Abbatiello. L – T. Carey. HR: Pleasant Valley – Pridham (2nd, one on; 5th, three on; 6th, two on); DePalma (3rd, one on).

Records: Pleasant Valley (6-5; 4-4 EPC); ES South (7-7; 6-5 EPC)

Minersville-Marian

Payton Frantz drove in six runs on three hits to lead Minersville to a 16-2 Schuylkill League win over Marian.

Frantz had a two-run single during a nine-run third inning. The Battlin’ Miners totaled 16 hits.

Gracie Sendatch had two hits and an RBI for the Fillies.

Minersville 009 610 x – 16 16 0

Marian 000 200 x – 2 4 2

O’Brien and McGrath; Upanavage. Birrer (4) and Treskolasky. W- O’Brien L- Upanavage

Records: Minersville (4-6); Marian (3-5)

Tri-Valley-Weatherly

Tri-Valley scored 13 runs in the first inning en route to an 18-0 Schuylkill League win over Weatherly.

Alina Leonard struck out all nine batters she faced to earn the win in the circle.

Liv Winter and Myah Schwalm hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning. Winter also hit a two-run triple and finished with three runs and five RBIs. Schwalm added two extra-base hits, two runs and two RBIs.

Tri-Valley (13)50 – 18 10 0

Weatherly 000 – 0 0 8

Leonard and Rodichock; Caldwell and Kislan. W – Leonard. L – Caldwell. HR: Tri-Valley - Winter (1st, two on); M. Schwalm (1st, none on).

Records: Tri-Valley (7-2; 3-2 SL); Weatherly (3-7; 1-5 SL)

BASEBALL

Jim Thorpe-Moravian Academy

Jim Thorpe exploded for 12 runs in the first inning and cruised to an 18-2 Colonial League win over Moravian Academy.

Tanner MoDavis had two hits and four RBIs, Kaden Hess drove in three runs, and Cooper Kresge added two RBIs.

Hess, Noah Pastor, and Nathan Frantz combined on a three-hitter.

Jim Thorpe (12)24 – 18 9 1

Moravian Academy 200 – 2 3 4

Hess, Pastor (2), Frantz (3), and Murphy; Fernandez, Fanning (1), Eckman (2), and Levy. W- Hess L- Fernandez. HR: Moravian Academy – Fanning (1st, one on).

Records: Jim Thorpe (5-4); Moravian Academy (0-11).

Tamaqua-Panther Vy.

Luke Kane’s RBI single in the fifth inning helped Tamaqua edge Panther Valley 3-2 in Schuylkill League play.

Tamaqua led 2-0 before the Panthers tied the game with a two-run fourth.

Jake Yenser earned the win in relief, allowing two runs on five hits with four strikeouts in three innings.

Cameron Caffery struck out five over six innings for Panther Valley.

Panther Valley 000 020 0 - 2 7 1

Tamaqua 101 010 x - 3 5 0

Caffery and Baneravage; Ansbach, Yenser(5), and Kane. W - Yenser. L- Caffery.

Records: Panther Valley (3-5); Tamaqua (10-1).

Marian-Minersville

Rocco Griguoli had four hits and four RBIs to lead Marian to a 13-5 Schuylkill League win over Minersville.

The Colts scored eight runs in the first and four more in the fourth. Chase Grier added two hits and two RBIs.

Owen Fortna had two hits and two RBIs, while Easton Schultz had three hits for Minersville.

Minersville 200 020 1 – 5 8 1

Marian 810 400 x – 13 12 3

Plesnarski, Toth (1), Fortna (4), Rogers (5), and Halford; Jordan, Berlands (4), and Labenburg. W - Jordan. L - Plesnarski.

Records: Minersville (6-6); Marian (5-6).

Weatherly-Mahanoy A.

Mahanoy Area scored eight runs in the first inning and cruised to an 11-1 Schuylkill League win over Weatherly.

Owen Ogrodnick and Mikey Obias both had two RBIs. Kameron Jacoby had two hits for Weatherly, and Joey Esposito stole two of the Wreckers’ six bases.

Weatherly 000 01 – 1

Mahanoy Area 803 0x – 11

Esposito, Montz (4) and Montz; Noraka and Rick. W - Noraka. L - Esposito.

Records: Weatherly (1-9); Mahanoy Area (2-7)

Pleasant Vy.-ES South

East Stroudsburg South jumped out early en route to a 10-0 Eastern Pennsylvania Conference win over Pleasant Valley.

The Cavaliers led 3-0 after three innings, and added six more in the fifth. James Rabbitt and Aidan Cruz each had two RBIs.

Kole Henry had two of Pleasant Valley’s three hits.

Pleasant Valley 000 00 – 0

ES South 210 16 – 10

King, Henry (4), and Green; Huffman and Markowski. W - Huffman. L - King HR: East Stroudsburg South – Cruz (1st , one on).

Records: Pleasant Valley (3-8); ES South (8-4).

BOYS TENNIS

CL Championships

Jim Thorpe, Lehighton and Palmerton all participated in the Colonial League Championships.

While all three teams showcased their talent, Moravian Academy captured both the regular season and tournament titles.

Lehighton’s Bayto and Bekim Cokrlija each earned third-place finishes in No. 1 and No. 2 singles, respectively.

Teammate Isaac Carpenter fell in the third-place match at No. 3 singles.