Western Wayne softball Coach Bob Bunting decided to take a sneak peek at the future of his program Wednesday afternoon. The Lady 'Cat mentor started mostly underclassmen in a thrilling 11-10 non-league win over St. Rose Academy.

The Western Wayne girls track team captured the Class AA title at this year's Bob Spagna Lackawanna League Championships, held Tuesday at Scranton Memorial Stadium. Honesdale and Paupack also turned in solid performances at the annual event.

Mead Sandercock and Joel Watson provided the fireworks for Honesdale Monday in a decisive 9-3 Lackawanna League victory over visiting North Pocono. Sanderock led off the game with a solo homer and Watson clubbed his Division One-best fourth of the season in support of support winning pitcher Bobby Kinsman

Western Wayne batters couldn't generate any offense Monday afternoon against Dunmore. The Wildcats managed just two hits in an 8-0 Division Two baseball loss, while the Lady 'Cats eked out only one in a heartbreaking 5-4 softball loss.

Honesdale rallied from a four-run deficit, then employed some spectacular defense to preserve a wild 7-6 victory over North Pocono Monday afternoon in Lackawanna League Division One action.

Honesdale, Western Wayne and Wallenpaupack Area will all be in action Tuesday at the annual Robert Spagna Lackawanna League Championships. The Hornets, Wildcats and Buckhorns begin their title quests at 3:00 p.m. on the Scranton Memorial turf.

Joey DeFebo and Ryan Loughran catapulted Wallenpaupack Area to yet another win in the Lackawanna League baseball wars. The Buckhorns are at least temporarily all alone atop the Division One standings after Saturday's 3-0 victory over Abington.

Wallenpaupack Area remained tied with West Scranton atop the Division One standings via a 7-6 victory over Delaware Valley. Honesdale dropped another one-run heartbreaker, this one a 5-4 decision on the road against Scranton Prep.

Western Wayne took a giant step toward credibility Thursday afternoon by posting a wild 7-6 victory over Riverside in Lackawanna League baseball action. Mitch Vitovsky and Anthony Matacchiera played the heroes in this scintillating win on a rain-soaked Varden diamond.

On Wednesday afternoon, ancient rivals Honesdale and Wallenpaupack Area battled to a split in Lackawanna League diamond action. The Lady Hornets rolled to a 17-2 victory, but the Buckhorns rebounded to claim a 5-2 baseball win.

Western Wayne's girls varsity track & field team rolled to a lopsided win over Scranton High School on Tuesday. That victory sealed the deal on a perfect season and a Division Two title for the Lady 'Cats.

The Red & Black used stellar individual performances from Steve Pachuta and Jared Collins to post a 82-67 win over visiting North Pocono on Tuesday. This victory was Honesdale's first of the season in Division One action.

The Lady Hornets took Coach Eric Eisele's advice to heart in the second half of Tuesday's Wyoming Valley Conference soccer match against Meyers. Honesdale scored three times after intermission to wrap up a 5-4 Division 'C' victory.

Honesdale's junior high track & field teams are on the verge of winning Lackawanna League championships. All the young Hornets have to do is defeat North Pocono today to complete a perfect regular season.

Honesdale's frustrating 10-3 loss to West Scranton on Saturday helped create a three-way tie atop the Division One standings. The Invaders, Wallenpaupack Area and Scranton Prep all boast identical 6-2 league records.