Leah Traver put on a show at the plate, launching two home runs and driving in three runs as Elk Lake rolled past Susquehanna, 12-0, in a five-inning mercy-rule victory on Monday.

North Pocono rolled to a convincing 7-1 win over Wallenpaupack on Saturday, thanks to a strong start and a standout performance in the circle.

The tone was set in the first inning when Ava Ruckle launched a solo home run to give Northwest an early 1-0 lead. The momentum carried into the third inning, where Ruckle and Addisyn Diltz both crossed the plate on a two-RBI double from Jenna Robaczewski, widening the lead to 3-0.

Claire Helring delivered a standout performance at the plate, driving in four runs on three hits to power Holy Cross past Hazleton Area, 16-7, on Thursday, May 1. Helring launched a two-run homer to left in the seventh, tripled in the third to score one, and singled in the first to drive in another, capping off a dominant offensive showing.

On a night meant to honor their seniors, Valley View gave their home crowd plenty to cheer about with a dominant 16-0 shutout win over Scranton on Wednesday. Behind a flawless pitching performance from Taylor Cawley and an explosive four-hit, two-home-run game from Kalli Karwowski, the Cougars sent their seniors out in style.

Holy Cross unloaded with 15 hits, including a grand slam from Mia Galella and a three-run homer from Jules Galella, as they rolled to a 15-0 win over Old Forge in just three innings.

Scranton Prep delivered one of the biggest upsets of the week, rallying in the bottom of the sixth to knock off No. 3-ranked Wallenpaupack 5-2 on Tuesday afternoon. Despite being unranked and trailing for much of the game, the Classics used a clutch sixth-inning surge and strong relief pitching to take down the heavily favored Buckhorns.

Ava Schmidt struck out 15 and scattered just three hits in a dominant shutout performance as Holy Cross blanked Dunmore 6-0 at home Tuesday. Megan Hassaj blasted a two-run homer and Jules Galella had two hits and two steals to power the Crusader offense.

Mia Galella etched her name into Holy Cross history with her 100th hit, while the Crusaders piled on early runs and leaned on Ava Schmidt’s complete-game effort to secure a solid 8-4 road win over Old Forge.

Abbi Call joined the 200-strikeout club and then went 4-for-4 with two home runs in Valley View’s 14-3 rout of Thomas Jefferson Friday, leading the Cougars with a three-hit, nine-strikeout performance in the circle.

Sponsored by Nina’s Wing Bites & Pizza, Zoie Krupovich earns Player of the Game honors after a two-homer night that powered Valley View to a commanding 8-2 win over Wallenpaupack.

Leadoff hitter Ashlynn Barlett sparked Hughesville’s offense, going 3-for-4 at the plate with 3 RBIs and two runs scored. Ella Breneisen also had a standout performance, collecting three hits, driving in two runs, and scoring once. Maddie Smith was a force in the middle of the lineup, recording two hits, 2 RBIs, and crossing the plate four times.

Williamsport came alive in the third, stringing together timely hits and aggressive base running to take firm control of the game early. The Millionaires tacked on one run apiece in the fifth and sixth innings, building a 7-0 lead heading into the final frames.

Ariella Bell was untouchable, tossing a perfect game with nine strikeouts, while Riley Grambo went 3-for-3 at the plate as North Pocono shut out West Scranton 10-0 in five innings.

Kayleigh Graham and Sienna Baker each went deep, but it was Forest City’s five-run second inning and steady effort from Adrianna Stokes that sealed a 9–5 win over Carbondale Area.