Hohenstein, Cardinals top Nazareth, 5-2

SWIFTWATER – Luke Hohenstein allowed two hits and struck out six to lead Pocono Mountain East to a 5-2 win over Nazareth in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference baseball on Monday.

PM East 5, Nazareth 2

Nazareth 100 000 1 – 2 4 1

PM East 030 002 x – 5 9 1

N, Hinkle, Werkheiser (3) and Trenberth; PME, Hohenstein, Pena (7) and Coyle.

W – Hohenstein, L – Hinkle.

SO-BB – N, Hinkle 1-2, Werkheiser 4-0; PME, Hohenstein 6-3, Pena 2-2.

Parkland 7, Pleasant Valley 1

OREFIELD - PV's Thomas Aruta went 2-for-3, but the Bears fell 7-1 to Parkland in EPC baseball Monday night.

Jeff Strisovsky went 2-for-3 for the Trojans.

Parkland 7, Pleasant Valley 1

PV 100 000 0 - 1 5 1

Parkland 320 002 x - 7 7 2

PV, Pierce, Kearns (3), Dominici (4), George (5) and Pandolfo. P, Higgins, Jacoby (5) and Zaccaro.

So-BB -- Pierce 0-3, Kearns 1-1, Dominici 2-0, George 0-2. Higgins 6-4, Jacoby 3-0.

WP -- Higgins. LP -- Pierce.

2B - P, Strisovsky, Rabasco.

Records - PV 3-4, Parkland 6-0.

Northampton 16, ES South 0

NORTHAMPTON – ES South lost 16-0 to Northampton in EPC baseball on Monday.

Northampton 16, ES South 0

Northampton 4 12 X – 16 16 0

ES South 000 – 0 3 1

ESS, Timko, Jaycox and Johnson; N, Durnin and Luberti.

W – Durnin, L – Timko

SO-BB – ESS, Timko 1-1, Jaycox 0-1, N, Durnin 7-0.

2B- ESS, Boushell, Marsh; N, Luberti, Shambo, Aster, Ancelitz. 3B- Shambo. HR – Stackhouse.

Other scores

Liberty 6, Easton 1

Softball

PM East 5, Nazareth 0

SWIFTWATER – Morgan Mader had three RBIs and Jess Bishop went 3-for-4 to lead Pocono Mountain East to a 5-0 win over Nazareth in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference Softball on Monday.

Nazareth 000 000 0 – 0 5 3

PM East 210 200 0 – 5 10 2

N, Langdon, Starner (5) and Setzer; PME, Franco and Bucci.

W – Franco, L – Langdon.

SO-BB- N, Langdon 1-2, Starner 1-0; PME, Franco 2-4.

Emmaus 13, Stroudsburg 10, 8 inns

STROUDSBURG – Emily Carmella went 3-for-5 with a grand slam home run, but Stroudsburg fell to Emmaus 13-10 in EPC Softball Monday.

Emmaus 012 211 33 – 13 14 3

Stroudsburg 250 210 00 – 10 17 2

E, Rau, Mohr (3) and Lobst; S, Hoyt, Molinaro (5), Gioglio (7) and Cramer.

W – Mohr, L – Molinaro.

SO-BB – E, Rau 2-1, Mohr 6-1; S, Hoyt 0-3, Molinaro 0-2, Gioglio 1-0.

2B- E, Wippel 2, Patterson; S, Pizzo, Gioglio. HR – E, Wertheimer 2; S, Carmella.

Allentown CC 12, PM West 0

ALLENTOWN – Pocono Mountain West was no hit by Casey Scheuren in five innings in a 12-0 loss to Allentown CC on Monday.

PM West 000 00 – 0 0 2

Allentown CC 703 11 X – 12 14 0

PMW, Robson and Gomez; ACC, Scheuren and Lazarus.

W – Schueren, L- Robson.

2B – ACC, Lazarus, Webb.

Northampton 10, ES South 0

NORTHAMPTON – East Stroudsburg South lost 10-0 to Northampton in EPC softball Monday.

Northampton 10, ES South 0

ES South 000 00 – 0 2 1

Northampton 101 08 – 10 13 0

ESS, Snyder and Decoro; N, Muthard and Reed.

W – Muthard, L – Snyder.

SO-BB- ESS, Snyder 3-2; N, Muthard 11-1.

2B – N, Muffley. 3B – N, Muffley

Other Scores

Easton 5, Liberty 1

Tennis

Pleasant Valley 5, Lehighton 2

LEHIGHTON – Jon White and Erik Ammermann both won singles matches to lead Pleasant Valley to a

5-2 victory over Lehighton in Eastern Pennsylvania Conference tennis on Monday.

Pleasant Valley 5, Lehighton 2

Singles

Jon White (PV) def. Tegan Durishan 6-3, 6-3.

Erik Ammermann (PV) def. Spence David 7-5, 4-6, 6-2.

Josh Knappenberger (L) def. Steven Nale 6-4, 6-1.

Doubles

Nick Vo/Patrick Flannery (PV) def. Kurt Heideck/Jacob Hoffner 8-2.

Davis Reiss/Anthony Taldone (PV) def. Thomas Phelan/Mitchell Pados 7-5, 6-4.

Emily Cerimele/Andrea Schafer (L) def. Jacob Rohrbach/Austin Williams 6-2, 7-5.

Najja Francis/Kurt Ammermann (PV) def. Maura Phelan/Elise Johnston 6-0, 6-1.

Liberty 7, PM West 0

POCONO SUMMIT – PM West fell to Liberty 7-0 in EPC tennis on Monday.

Singles

Dan Lynn (L) def. Jason Horvath 6-1, 6-0.

Milind Jogata (L) def. Christian Horvath 6-2, 6-0.

Julian Mark (L) def. Sean Kennedy 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles

Lack Polentes/Andrew Kang (L) def. Troy Anderson/Rohan James 8-2.

Evan Burlew/Alex Burlew (L) def. Nick Princetta/Owen Orlowski 6-0, 6-1.

Jesse Claudio/Luke Conrad (L) def. Bryan Saunders/Joe Torres 8-1.

Duke Jin/Colan Bokan (L) def. Brian Sorensen/Kyle Leigh-Manwell 8-2.

Nazareth 6, ES South 1

NAZARETH – Cory Cox won at third singles 6-3, 6-4, but East Stroudsburg South lost 6-1 to Nazareth on Monday in EPC tennis.

Nazareth 6, ES South 1

Singles

Mike Fishler (N) def. Aki Mollenthiel 7-6, 6-4.

Joey Guaiardi (N) def. Bobby Rutherford 6-1, 6-2.

Cory Cox (ESS) def. Sahil Arora 6-3, 6-4.

Doubles

Jake Gersenberg/Anthony Dellanno (N) def. Kris West/Theo Winslett 8-3.

Joey Ferrero/Josh Stewart (N) def. DJ VanSolkema/Mike Cavanaugh 3-6, 6-4, 6-2.

Matt Soika/Nick Ferraro (N) def. Bobby Jaycox/Mitchell James 6-2, 6-3.

Josh Ferraro/Garrett Snyder (N) def. Tommy Mao/Kevin Orvis 6-1, 6-0.

Freedom 5, ES North 2

BUSHKILL – Josh Becker and Aaron Aguiles won at No. 4 doubles, but ES North lost to Freedom 5-2 in EPC tennis Monday.

Freedom 5, ES North 2

Singles

Andrew Sinai (F) def. Will Kyaw 6-3, 6-0.

Aidan Bodeo-Lomicky (F) def. Issac Schefer 6-0, 6-1.

Ross Sonnenblick (F) def. Joe Betro 6-0, 6-0.

Doubles

Betro/Alex Penunia (ESN) def. Sandeep Singh/Mike Bushner 8-1.

Ronak Desai/Jack Fried (F) def. Jeremy Perdomo/Jed Canezal 6-2, 6-1.

Matt Connors/Jon Florentino (F) def. Joel Crespo/Collin Graner 6-1, 6-3.

Josh Becker/Aaron Aguiles (ESN) def. Nainjot Singh/Jonathan Chu 7-5, 6-4.

Other Scores

Parkland 7, BCC 0

Track and Field

Boys: Pleasant Valley 90, ES North 56

Pleasant Valley 123, PM East 27

ES North 99, PM East 50

Girls: Pleasant Valley 104, PM East 46

PM East 80.5, ES North 69.5

Pleasant Valley 91, NS North 59

SWIFTWATER — Khai Samuels won the 800 and ran a let on the winning 1,600 relay to lead Pleasant Valley to a 104-46 victory over PM East and 91-59 win over ES North in EPC boys track and field.

In the girls meet, Jennifer Mickens won the 800, 1,600 and led the 1,600 relay team to a victory as Pleasant Valley beat ES North 91-59 and PM East 104-46. Khyasia Caldwell-Adams won the 100, 200, 400 and long jump to lead PM East to an 80.5-69.5 win over ES North in EPC track and field on Monday.

Boys

Pleasant Valley 90, ES North 56

Pleasant Valley 123, PM East 27

ES North 99, PM East 50

100 — 1. Ryan Cruz (ESN) 10.8, 2. Michael Morris (PV), 3. Danny Hunter (PV).

200 — 1. Nicholas Wiggins (ESN) 22.2, 2. Nyiem Nevarez (PV), 3. Sergio Taylor (PME).

400 — 1. Aliem Hoousendove (PV) 51.0, 2. Khai Samuels (PV), 3. Ryan Cruz (ESN).

800 — 1. Khai Samuels (PV) 2:04.7, 2. Devon Harris (PME), 3. Seth Slavin (PV).

1,600 — 1. Seth Slavin (PV) 4:31.7, 2. Khai Samuels (PV), 3. Devon Harris (PME).

3,200 — 1. Billy Milburn (PV) 10:48.5, 2. Seth Slavin (PV), 3. Gabe Sullivan (PV).

400 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Hunter,Morris,Cruz,Nevarez) 44.6, 2. ES North.

1,600 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Samuels,Quinntero,Vasquez,Fulcomer)3:38.8, 2. ES North, 3. PM East.

3,200 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Ciaccio,Milburn,Quinntero,Vasquez) 8:45.1, 2. PM East, 3. ES North

110 hurdles — 1. Anthony Cruz (ESN) 15.2, 2. Jose Rosario (PV), 3. Jarred Ortega (ESN).

300 hurdles — 1. Jarred Ortega (ESN) 44.4, 2. Nicholas Shahin (PV), 3. Mark Barton (PV).

Shot Put — 1. Jacob Clouse (ESN) 47-1, 2. Justin Roughan (ESN), 3. Jacob Weimer (PME).

Javelin — 1. Ryan Klapatch (PV) 146-1, 2. Clouse (ESN), 3. Bryant Weiss (PME).

Discus — 1. Justin Roughan (ESN) 114-7, 2. Ben Bard (PV), 3. Noah Bard (PV).

Pole Vault — 1. Tim Robison (PME) 8-9, 2. John Klein (PV), 3. Connor Braithwaite (PME).

Long Jump — 1. Nyiem Nevarez (PV) 21-5, 2. Kevin Cruz (PV), 3. Anthony Cruz (ESN).

High Jump — 1. A. Cruz (ESN) 6-6, 2. Shahin (PV), 3. Kevon Newerls (ESN).

Triple Jump — 1. A. Cruz (ESN) 42-3, 2. Elijah McBride (ESN), 3. Desmond Legra (ESN).

Girls

Pleasant Valley 104, PM East 46

PM East 80.5, ES North 69.5

Pleasant Valley 91, NS North 59

100 — 1. Khyasia Caldwell-Adams (PME) 12.6, 2. Taylor Turrentine (ESN), 3. Nia Mills (ESN).

200 — 1. Caldwell-Adams (PME) 25.8, 2. Turrentine (ESN), 3. Jalurah Moore (PV).

400 — 1. Caldwell-Adams (PME) 59.8, 2. Turrentine (ESN), 3. Paola Mieles (PV).

800 — 1. Jennifer Mickens (PV) 2:23.7, 2. Megan Braddock (PV), 3. Jamie Masullo (PV).

1,600 — 1. Mickens (PV) 5:24.2, 2. Rachael Davalos (PME), 3. Braddock (PV).

3,200 — 1. Davalos (PME) 11:59.2, 2. Natralie Montanez (ESN), 3. Sarah Larkin (PV).

400 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Barton, Jones, Moore, Brandt) 53.7, 2. PM East.

1,600 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Jones, Mickens, Leach, Mieles) 4:36.7, 2. PM East, 3. ES North.

3,200 relay — 1. Pleasant Valley (Leach,Masullo,Leach, Jones) 11:05.1, 2. PM East, 3. ES North.

100 hurdles — 1. Harley DeJesus-Carrero (PV) 17.1, Nicole Brooks-Miller (PV), 3. Victoria Burkhart (PME).

300 hurdles — 1. Abby Roselli (PV) 52.08, 2. Burkhart (PME), 3. Gabriella Melchiorre (ESN).

Shot Put — 1. Runo Taylor (ESN) 31-4, 2. Natalia Salmon (PV), 3. Alpreshia Parker (PME).

Javelin — 1. Diane McKinsley (PV) 96-8, 2. Aniah Ellerbee (PME), 3. Taylor Runo (ESN).

Discus — 1. Runo (ESN) 89-1, 2. Abby Rohrbach (PV), 3. Zenobia Livingston (ESN).

Pole Vault — 1. Darby Reiss (PV) 7-3, 2. Kayla Gerenza (PME), 3. Mary Michael (PV).

Long Jump — 1. Caldwell-Adams (PME) 18-5, 2. Chelsea Vaughn (ESN), 3. Maddy Brandt (PV).

High Jump — 1. Bridget Lozier (PV) 5-0, 2. Vaughn (ESN), 3. Sofia Janak (PV).

Triple Jump — 1. Vaughn (ESN) 31-1, 2. Dejesus-Carrero (PV), 3. Nadia Waterton (ESN).

College Softball

Warriors sweep Lock Haven

LOCK HAVEN - Sophomore Rachael Liguori threw her fourth shutout of the season in a 4-0 victory in the opener, and East Stroudsburg University notched a 4-3 (8 inn.) win in game two for a doubleheader sweep at Lock Haven in PSAC East softball on Monday afternoon.

Junior Allison Mende followed Liguori’s performance with a strong game of her own, throwing her fifth straight complete game, as the Warriors posted their second extra-inning win in three days.

ESU (16-9, 9-5) hosts Lock Haven (9-17, 5-7) in the second half of this season’s series on Tuesday at2:30 p.m. at Zimbar Field.

The Warriors rebounded after dropping a doubleheader to Millersville on Sunday, following a sweep at Millersville on Saturday (W 2-1 in 8 innings, W 8-0).

Freshman OF Katherine Liedberg had the key hit in the opener, a two-out, three-RBI double in the fourth inning.

Freshman 3B Mary Wallick was 2-for-4 with three RBI in the nightcap. She gave ESU a 2-0 lead with a two-RBI double in the second inning, and added an RBI single for an insurance run in the eighth inning for what proved to be the winning run.

GAME 1 - W 4-0

Liguori allowed just one runner to reach scoring position - coming in the first inning - as she earned her fourth shutout of the season and the fifth of her career.

The left-hander improved to 7-4 on the season, winning for the third time in four starts. She threw a complete game for the seventh time in eight starts (and the ninth time this season).

LHU managed just four hits in the contest.

ESU had seven hits, with three coming in the four-run fourth inning as the Warriors capitalized on a Lock Haven error.

Junior OF Sierra Wagner led off with a single, senior 1B Cara McNeil reached on an error with freshman Madison Oren (pinch-running for Wagner) advancing to second, and sophomore SS Rae Holden singled to load the bases.

Senior 2B Jamie Smith drew a walk to plate the first run, and after a pair of strikeouts, Liedberg belted a bases-clearing double for a 4-0 lead.

That was all the help Liguori would need. LHU had baserunners in the fourth, fifth and seventh innings, but never advanced past first base.

Wagner and senior OF Cara Woods had two hits each for ESU.

Rachel Mouillesseaux threw a complete game and didn’t allow an earned run for LHU.

GAME 2 - W 4-3 (8 inn.)

Mende won an extra-inning game for the second time in three starts, improving to 8-3 in the circle and 4-1 in her last five starts, all complete games.

Mende stranded runners in scoring position in both of the last two innings to secure the victory.

In the seventh, LHU had the game-winning run on second with one out, but Mende got a lineout back to the circle and a groundout to third to end the threat.

After ESU took a 4-2 lead in the eighth, LHU nearly rallied. A single, two-base error, walk and sacrifice fly made it 4-3, and a two-out double by Jessie Probst put the game-tying run on third base and the game-winning run on second before Mende struck out pinch-hitter Kayla Glossner to end the contest.

ESU took a 2-0 lead in the second inning as freshman catcher Heather Visco reached on an error, Liedberg walked and Wallick hit a two-RBI double.

LHU used a pair of two-out hits in the fourth inning, a single by Susan Janfrancisco, and the sixth, a single by Michelle Holweger, to tie the game at 2-2. The run in the sixth came after an ESU error to open the inning.

In ESU’s half of the eighth, Holden walked and Smith reached on a fielders choice to start the inning. Junior Haley Thomas had a pinch-hit single to load the bases with one out, and Holden scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch.

Wallick’s two-out RBI single scored Smith for a 4-2 lead.

Wallick, ESU’s leading hitter this season at .376, was 3-for-7 in the doubleheader in the leadoff spot.

College Baseball

Tamecki named PSAC East baseball Athlete of the Week

EAST STROUDSBURG - East Stroudsburg University junior first baseman Dylan Tamecki has been named the PSAC East Baseball Athlete of the Week for the second time in four weeks, the conference announced Monday.

Tamecki (Dillsburg, Pa./Northern) was 13-for-22 for a .591 batting average with two doubles, three home runs, five walks, 15 RBI and five runs in seven games. He compiled a .643 on-base percentage and 1.091 slugging percentage.

Tamecki had a big weekend for the Warriors (22-11, 10-10) in a four-game series split vs. Mansfield. He was 8-for-13 with three home runs, three walks, 12 RBI and four runs against the Mounties - including 4-for-5 with two home runs, five RBI and three runs in a 19-12 win in the series finale.

Last Monday, Tamecki was 2-for-3 with two walks, a double, two RBI and a run in a 10-9 walk-off win in the final game of ESU’s series split vs. Lock Haven.

He was 3-for-3 with a double and an RBI in a five-inning (rain-shortened) win at Philadelphia University on Wednesday.

In ESU’s 9-2 win vs. Mansfield in Saturday’s nightcap, he was 1-for-2 with a walk, home run and four RBI.

Tamecki is hitting .396 with a .449 on-base percentage and .649 slugging percentage while starting all 33 games this season between first base and DH. He leads ESU with 10 doubles, six home runs and 16 extra-base hits and ranks sixth in the PSAC with 38 RBI.

In 20 games vs. the PSAC East, he is hitting .391 (25-for-64) with three doubles, six homers, a .453 on-base percentage, .719 slugging percentage and 25 RBI.

Tamecki, a transfer from Northampton CC, was previously recognized on March 23 after hitting 8-for-16 with a double, two homers, six RBI and four runs in doubleheaders vs. Kutztown and Millersville.

His second selection this season gives ESU 16 PSAC East Baseball Athlete of the Week awards in the last eight years.

Rec golf

Shawnee Golf Association

Opening Day

1st Place Low Net -- Mike Walck, Paul London, Ross Treible, Paul Monaco (Blind)

2nd Place Low Net -- Mike Peters, Kevin Popp, Thomas Philips, Andy Rienstra

Low Gross -- Paul Kennedy, Ted Shelton, Mark Choy, Len Schlosberg.

Closest to the Pin -- Ross Treible, 2 Red; Thomas Philips, 7 Blue.

Skins

Gross - Evan Choy 7

Blue 3 (Par) - Mike Peters 9, Blue 2 (Birdie)

Mike Walck 1, Red 3 (Birdie)

Net - Mike Peters 2 Blue 4 (Net Birdie)

Gabe Rosko 9, Blue 2 (Net Eagle)

Mike Walck 1, Red 2 (Net Eagle)

Ross Treible 2, Red 2 (Net Eagle)

College Golf

ESU Women’s Golf Competes at West Chester Cottrell Invitational

WEST CHESTER - Junior Bridget Simons and freshman Samantha Miller tied for 37th to lead East Stroudsburg University at the sixth annual Dr. Edwin B. Cottrell Invitational hosted by West Chester University on Sunday and Monday at Penn Oaks Golf Club.

ESU finished ninth in a field of 10 schools, which included seven PSAC institutions.

Simons (96-98) and Miller (99-95) both shot two-day scores of 194. Senior Malene Frost and Mackenzie Mathna tied for 44th at 207, and senior Kayla Grossi shot a 98 on Sunday before withdrawing from the tournament.

Kutztown won the team title at 682, edging Millersville (685) by three shots and West Chester (688) by six shots. West Chester held a nine-shot lead after the first day.

Millersville’s Shannon Weber was the medalist (163) against a field of 49 finishers. Kutztown’s Hope Giordano and West Chester’s Lacey Bensing tied for second at 167. Weber had the only round in the 70’s for the weekend, carding 79 on Monday.

The par-72 course played at 5,845 yards.

The Warriors finish the 2014-15 season next weekend (Sunday-Monday) with the ESU Invitational at Glen Brook Golf Club.

Team Scores

1. Kutztown - 682 (346-336)

2. Millersville - 685 (347-338)

3. West Chester - 688 (337-351)

4. Seton Hill - 698 (349-349)

5. Gannon - 710 (354-356)

6. Mercyhurst - 732 (376-356)

7. Franklin Pierce - 745 (377-368)

8. Le Moyne - 746 (369-377)

9. ESU - 797 (395-402)

10. Southern New Hampshire - 841 (433-408)

ESU Results

t-37. Samantha Miller - 194 (99-95)

t-37. Bridget Simons - 194 (96-98)

t-44. Malene Frost - 207 (102-105)

t-44. Mackenzie Mathna - 207 (103-104)

--. Kayla Grossi - 98 / withdrew