Mid Valley secured a 3‑2 nonleague victory over Lake‑Lehman in a tightly contested match that swung in the final minutes. Gwen Mazur struck the game‑winning goal at the 72nd minute and 47 seconds, finishing a swift move that had been set up by Amelia Mackey’s precise pass. The goal not only sealed the win but also highlighted Mazur’s composure under pressure.
The triumph was underpinned by a milestone for the Holy Cross side, where Liza Froncek recorded her 50th career goal, eclipsing the previous school record held by Felicia Dzielak. Her achievement added a historic layer to an already eventful contest.
Mid Valley’s defensive stability was reinforced by Kaelynn Karlavige, who found the net earlier in the match, while goalkeeper Medina Graham made 11 saves to keep the opposition at bay.
Lake‑Lehman, trailing 2‑0 at halftime, rallied through Kinley Purdy and Ava Blazes, who each added a goal in the second half, narrowing the gap and forcing a tense finish.
Other Regional Highlights
Sophia Schaffer of Northwestern Lehigh delivered a standout performance, contributing two goals and three assists while reaching the 200‑point milestone in her career, underscoring her all‑around impact.
Valley West’s Kyla Evanofski was equally prolific, netting four goals including a converted penalty, a display that helped her team pull away from Valley View.
Blue Ridge’s attack was propelled by Izzy Parks, who scored twice and linked up with Kaylee Blewett and Chloe Burchell for assists, steering the squad past Elk Lake.
Mountain View’s Lady Eagles leaned on Demi Messner and Tessa Norton, whose combined efforts secured a victory over Holy Cross, showcasing depth in the lineup.
West Scranton also tasted success, with goals from Kellan Burnside, William Perez and Maycol Gomez highlighting their win over Dallas.
A tightly contested draw between North Pocono and Wyoming Seminary ended 2‑2, featuring second‑half strikes from Caden Hoban, John Sica, Lucas Lattore and Luciano Arcurie that kept the points shared.