Tuesday, Oct. 11

GIRLS SOCCER

Dallas 7,

Crestwood 1

Alison Francis authored a five-goal performance as the Mountaineers scored seven unanswered goals to win. Gabriella Ramirez had the other two goals for Dallas.

FIELD HOCKEY

Dallas 3,

Lackawanna Trail 0

Mikaila Charon, Molee Treslar and Sam Banks all scored for the Mountaineers.

Melinda Ratchford came up with six saves for the shutout.

Lake-Lehman 3,

Delaware Valley 1

In a game played Monday, Izzy Radel had a goal and an assist in the first half, scoring what proved to be the game-winner for the Black Knights.

The Warriors got a goal from Eileen Nikles.

Friday, Oct. 7

FIELD HOCKEY

Dallas 7,

Honesdale 0

Dallas put on a clinic as Hannah Yanovich scored a hat trick and added an assist in a winning effort, taking down Honesdale.

Sam Banks also added two goals in the win as the Mountaineers outshot Honesdale 25-5.

GIRLS SOCCER

Lake-Lehman 9,

Hanover Area 0

Lake-Lehman put on a well-rounded effort, as McKenzie Love, Emily Smith and Lauren Austin each scored a pair of goals, while the defense didn’t allow a single shot on goal in a win over Hanover Area.

FOOTBALL

Wallenpaupack 21,

Dallas 0

The Buckhorns defense and special teams kept the Mountaineers pinned deep in their own territory for the majority of the first half.

The second half would be much of the same with neither team being able to mount a drive until Wallenpaupack got the ball on the Dallas 43 with 8:55 remaining in the game. On a drive that saw two touchdowns get called back for penalties, the Buckhorns got a first down after a roughing the kicker penalty. One play later, Joe Ingulli found the end zone again from 8-yards out for a 14-0 lead.

He added another touchdown after the Mountaineers turned the ball over on downs on their next possession, scoring from 26 yards out for a 21-0 lead.

Thursday, Oct. 6

BOYS SOCCER

Dallas 7,

Pittston Area 0

Dallas put on an offensive clinic in a shutout win over Pittston Area. The Mountaineers registered 40 shots. Dallas’ Evan McClain and Zach Holthaus each scored a pair of goals in the win.

Pittston Area goalie Kyle Mildjeski made a game-high 20 saves.

GIRLS SOCCER

Dallas 4,

Pittston Area 0

Holly Holthaus figured in on three goals, scoring two and assisting on another. Alison Francis had the other two scores for the Mountaineers.

Taryn Ashby made seven saves for the Patriots.

FOOTBALL

Lake-Lehman 35,

Nanticoke 0

Lehman linebacker Frank Kutz pounced on a fumble there and six plays later, Jake Tomolonis busted through the gut of the Nanticoke defense for a 19-yard touchdown.

Lehman defensive back Vincenzo Ferrari recorded the other turnover, plucking a Nanticoke pass over his head and returning the interception down the left sideline 30 yards to the Nanticoke 4 late in the second quarter. Running back Charlie Kuschke ran in from there on the next play to make it 27-0.

Between those two touchdowns, Lehman forced a couple of punts and pieced together scoring drives of six and 10 plays. Fullback Matt Kurtz bulled in from 4 yards with seven ticks left in the first quarter to complete the six-play possession. Kuschke bounced a run outside, picking up a block from receiver Noah Gorski, to score from 24 yards away to end the 10-play drive at 6:28 of the second quarter.

Lehman put the 35-point mercy rule into effect on its first possession of the third quarter as running back Zach Kojadinovich scored on a 1-yard run and Kuschke ran in for the two-point conversion.

Wednesday, Oct. 5

CROSS COUNTRY

Dallas leads the way

It was another big day for the Dallas boys and girls squads, as they both posted three wins in a cluster meet at Pittston Area.

Jack Zardecki (15:26) took first place for the boys followed by six of his teammates as the Mountaineers swept. Dallas’ Josh Wydent (15:38) and Adam Borton (15:43) also finished in under 16 minutes.

Megan Borton (18:23) finished first for the girls and teammate Riley Oremus (18:29) was second.

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Staff reports

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