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Lackawanna League Golf Roundup

Lackawanna League Golf Roundup

By: Brad Loff | SportzWire | September 23, 2026


BOYS

Delaware Valley 160, Scranton 173 (at Pine Hills, par 35)

Hunter Stead was on the number at Pine Hills. The Delaware Valley standout shot an even-par 35 to take medalist honors, with birdies on 13 and 18. Teammate Adam Myers birdied the same two holes on his way to a 39, and the Warriors had plenty of support behind them. Derick McAuliffe carded a 42, and Max Parker and Colton Mullin each shot 44.

Jack Kerrigan led Scranton with a 41. Brayden Clarke and Jack Lapolla each added a 43, and Lapolla had a birdie on 11. Travis Mendoza rounded out the Knights' counting scores with a 46.

Delaware Valley: Hunter Stead 35, Adam Myers 39, Derick McAuliffe 42, Max Parker 44, Colton Mullin 44, Cooper Wallace 53
Scranton: Jack Kerrigan 41, Brayden Clarke 43, Jack Lapolla 43, Travis Mendoza 46, Tyler Dempsey 47, Lukas Regan 49

Honesdale 155, West Scranton 177 (at Honesdale Country Club, par 35)

Reed Howell had the best card of the night on his home course. The Honesdale senior shot an even-par 35 with an eagle and two birdies to earn medalist honors. Honesdale's depth made the gap bigger. Benjamin Schneider birdied a hole on his way to a 39, Maurice Denns shot 40, and Trevan Dahlgren and Maddox Johnson each finished at 41.

Julian Poniatowski paced West Scranton with a 42. Adam Holman added a 43 that included a birdie, Max Turi shot 44 and Mark Novak finished at 48.

Honesdale: Reed Howell 35, Benjamin Schneider 39, Maurice Denns 40, Trevan Dahlgren 41, Maddox Johnson 41, Connor Tirney 45
West Scranton: Julian Poniatowski 42, Adam Holman 43, Max Turi 44, Mark Novak 48, Colin May 49, Noah Lynch 49

Valley View 169, Wallenpaupack 196 (at Elkview Country Club, par 36)

Rocco Farina shot a 39 to earn medalist honors and lead Valley View to a comfortable home win. Caeden Krause backed him up with a 41, Rocco Wascura shot 43 and Jack Kelly added a 46 to finish off the Cougars' counting scores.

Gavin Wightman was Wallenpaupack's low scorer with a 42. Connor Mosher shot 49, Chase Dein 52 and Carson Wightman 53.

Valley View: Rocco Farina 39, Caeden Krause 41, Rocco Wascura 43, Jack Kelly 46, Braden Loff 47, Brian Bauer 49
Wallenpaupack: Gavin Wightman 42, Connor Mosher 49, Chase Dein 52, Carson Wightman 53, Zane DeYoung 55, Keenan Chapman 55

Dunmore 180, Elk Lake 191 (at Tall Pines, par 35)

Jude Stefanski led Dunmore to a road win with a 41 that included a birdie on the seventh hole, and he took medalist honors. Michael Chemchick shot 45, Ralph Steeves 46 and Nate Grochowski 48 for the Bucks.

Parker Stone led Elk Lake with a 46. Colby Ruark and Stephen Newhart each shot 47, and Cooper Sipe added a 51.

Dunmore: Jude Stefanski 41, Michael Chemchick 45, Ralph Steeves 46, Nate Grochowski 48, Anthony Yerka 51, Jake Grochowski 51
Elk Lake: Parker Stone 46, Colby Ruark 47, Stephen Newhart 47, Cooper Sipe 51, Jace Miller 55, Jayden Sample 55

GIRLS

Hazleton Area 147, Honesdale 148

This one came down to a single stroke. Hazleton Area got balanced scoring from its top three. Jilian Hoppe shot 46, Kayla Wysocky 50 and Mila Marycz 51, and that was just enough to hold off Honesdale.

Marley Reynolds earned medalist honors for Honesdale with a 42, the low round of the match. Julie Saylor added a 47, but the Hornets' third counting score was a 59 from Abby Flederbach, and they came up one shot short.

Hazleton Area: Jilian Hoppe 46, Kayla Wysocky 50, Mila Marycz 51, Lauren Shemansky 72
Honesdale: Marley Reynolds 42, Julie Saylor 47, Abby Flederbach 59, Bella Johnson 63


 
 
 
 
 
 
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