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Back Mountain delivered another dominant performance Sunday, defeating Lancaster Inferno 3-0 to capture the league championship and earn a berth in the upcoming United Women’s Soccer Finals.

For the fifth consecutive summer, the Nittany Lion Summer Impact Camp transformed Riverfront Sports into a classroom for football, leadership, and community. Current Penn State student-athletes, collegiate standouts, local coaches, and community partners came together to provide hundreds of young athletes with a free, first-class experience, while North Pocono graduate Evan Wolff’s return as a Penn State linebacker highlighted the camp’s growing tradition of local athletes giving back.

Six innings. Three hits. One championship. Behind a dominant outing from Evan Ross, a clutch RBI double from Max Shursky, and a game-winning run in the sixth, Abington Little League Blue edged Moosic, 3-2, Saturday afternoon at the Ackerly Fairgrounds to capture the 2026 District 17 Majors Championship. The victory sends Abington to next week’s Section 5 Tournament as the Abington Little League All-Stars begin their quest to return to the Pennsylvania Little League State Tournament after last summer’s memorable run.

When the skies opened up, so did the Carbino bats. Carbino Club Archbald poured on the offense, scoring 11 unanswered runs to capture the District 32 Majors Championship over Green Ridge Little League and punch its ticket to the Section 5 Tournament.

A championship atmosphere filled Blakely Recreational Complex on Saturday as two outstanding District 32 Minors clubs battled for the title. Behind a dominant outing from Owen Wiseman and timely late-game hitting, Carbino Club Archbald edged Mid Valley 3-1 to capture the District 32 Championship and advance to next week’s Section 5 Tournament in Drums.

Just a few months after opening its doors, Flanagan Speed & Performance has quickly become one of the area’s fastest-growing destinations for athletes looking to improve their performance.

A spectacular combined no-hitter from Nora Piercy and Grace Eboli guided the Valley All-Stars 8-9-10 Minors to a resounding 14-0 shutout victory against Back Mt. Backed by an unstoppable 16-hit explosion—including a four-RBI day from Emma Fredericks—Valley\'s dominant performance locked down the diamond and left no room for a comeback.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — Football was in the air Thursday evening as approximately 400 to 500 young athletes filled the field at Wilkes University for the 2026 Valley League Youth Football Camp, creating an unforgettable atmosphere of energy, excitement, and community.

North Pocono’s Youth Football camp and what the young athletes learned.

Two of District 2’s top lacrosse standouts are taking home one of the sport’s highest individual honors. Abington Heights’ Allie Rothenberger became a two-time USA Lacrosse All-American, while Crestwood’s Gia Caporuscio earned the prestigious recognition for the first time after a dominant junior campaign. Read more about their remarkable seasons and what’s next for both standout athletes.

From Player and Pitcher of the Year honors to a long list of First and Second Team selections, District 2’s best left their mark across Pennsylvania in 2026. State champions, state finalists, record breakers, and rising stars are all represented as the Pennsylvania Softball High School Coaches Association recognizes the Commonwealth’s elite. See which local standouts earned All-State recognition and relive the incredible seasons that put them among Pennsylvania’s best.

North Pocono Dandy Lion LL put together a complete championship performance Wednesday night at Dunmore Little League, defeating Dunmore 12-0 to capture the District 17 9-11 title. Joseph Tomcykoski struck out 11 over 4⅔ dominant innings, Anthony Clark collected three hits and three RBIs, and North Pocono broke the game open with a seven-run fifth inning to punch their ticket to the Section 5 Tournament.

Valley All Stars 8-9-10 Minors secured a 7-0 victory over Old Forge LL Minors All-Stars. Nora Piercy and Grace Eboli combined for 17 strikeouts, while the offense collected nine hits.

Championship softball was on full display Thursday night at Miles Street Community Park as Old Forge and North Pocono delivered an exciting District 17 8-9-10 Championship game before Old Forge pulled away to earn the title and a berth in next week’s Section 5 Tournament hosted at Mid Valley.