Kaeli Romanowski scored 18 points Wednesday night when Western Wayne went to Honesdale and came away with its sixth straight victory, 42-25, in a Lackawanna League Division 2 game.
Jacque Morris added 13 points to help the Lady Wildcats improve to 8-2 in the division and 9-4 overall.
Western Wayne is the No. 3 Small School girls team in the My City Mortgage Super Six Power Rankings of District 2 teams.
Elsewhere Wednesday:
North Pocono 49, Wallenpaupack 30
Defending champion North Pocono continued to pursue Western Wayne, running away from Wallenpaupack early in a home-court win in Lackawanna Division 2.
The Lady Trojans won their fifth straight since dropping three in a row. They are 6-3 in the division, 1½ games behind Western Wayne, and 7-4.
Carena Colo scored 14 points for North Pocono and Alicia Goldenzeil added 13.
Colo had 12 points and Goldenzeil 7 when the Lady Trojans took a 26-7 lead after one quarter. Colo made two 3-pointers while Goldenzeil and Beach had one each in the quarter.
Haley Caccavale led Wallenpaupack with eight points.
Lake-Lehman 49, Tunkhannock 26
After suffering one- and two-point losses in their previous three games, Lake-Lehman left no doubt in the road win that it used to move back into a tie for the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 2 lead.
The Lady Knights opened a 41-11 lead at halftime on the way to matching Holy Redeemer at 5-2 in the division.
Dunmore 58, Carbondale 20
Dunmore remained unbeaten in Lackawanna Division 3 by hammering host Carbondale.
The Lady Bucks shut out the Chargerettes in the second quarter to take a 43-7 halftime lead.
Dunmore has won 11 in a row, 10 of them by at least 26 points.
Nanticoke 49, Wyoming Area 46
Lauren Casey scored 20 points and Riley Baird hit both ends of a one-and-one with 7.8 seconds left to close the scoring for Nanticoke.
The host Trojanettes avenged a loss at Wyoming Area.
Casey broke a 44-44 tie with a three-point play with 41 seconds left.
Morgan Janeski scored 20 points and grabbed 9 rebounds. Her basket with 25 seconds left brought the Lady Warriors within a point.
Kaitlyn Slusser hit five 3-pointers to score 15 points for Wyoming Area.
South Williamsport 25, Northwest 15
South Williamsport held Northwest to four points in the first half, but still needed an 8-2, fourth-quarter advantage to put the low-scoring game away.
