The stage is set for a thrilling showdown as the undefeated Hazleton Cougars take on the Scranton Knights in a marquee girls’ high school basketball clash. The Cougars, boasting an Strong 3-0 record, have steamrolled past opponents Nazareth, Wyomissing, and Emmaus, each victory secured by 20 points or more. However, their matchup against the Knights is poised to be their toughest test yet, as both teams sit comfortably among the league’s top three rankings.
Despite falling behind by 12 points and trailing for most of the game, the young Dallas team rallied in the final quarter.
Leshawn Hammett’s journey to becoming the winningest coach in Penn State Wilkes-Barre men\'s basketball history is a testament to his commitment, leadership, and the culture he has built over the years.
The game was highlighted by an outstanding performance from Jozshua Miner, who led the way with 28 points.
Despite Ruckle\'s best efforts to limit her scoring opportunities, Stambaugh\'s offensive prowess proved too much to overcome.
Canevari, who wore the No. 17 jersey for the Cougars, has been a vital contributor to the team throughout her high school career. Her leadership on and off the field has earned her recognition as one of the top players in the area and a sought-after recruit for Temple University’s women’s soccer program.
Returning to his roots in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Siena Saints’ junior guard Justice Shoats delivered a stellar performance against Bucknell, propelling his team to a 71-58 triumph. Competing at Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza. Shoats tallied 19 points, shooting 8-for-15 from the field and 3-for-4 from the free-throw line.
Northwestern Lehigh dominates Scranton Prep for the second consecutive year in the PIAA Class 3A quarterfinals, securing a 34-0 victory at Berwick’s Crispin Field.
Four standout seniors defied the odds, signing national letters of intent to continue their academic and athletic careers at the next level. The SportzWire team caught up with Tea Burns, Nora Evans, Emma Shaw, and Lorenzo Domiano to discuss their achievements, challenges, and future goals.
Misericordia University’s women’s soccer team, ranked sixth, will head to Virginia for the NCAA Division III Tournament\'s third round, where four of the top 18 teams nationwide will compete in a sectional bracket.
The past week has been an exciting one for Penn State basketball, with both the Lady Lions and Nittany Lions putting on impressive performances. From dominating offensive showcases to suffocating defensive efforts, both teams showed why they are among the top programs in the country.
As the second half kicked off, the atmosphere in the stadium shifted. The Cavaliers, fueled by the determination to secure a district AAA title, came out with a newfound intensity that left the Wyoming Area defenders scrambling. The coaching staff\'s halftime adjustments proved to be game-changer, and the Cavaliers executed their game plan with precision and confidence.
During the off-season, her training objectives centered around increasing her strength and taking the necessary steps to break the 200 Free record at Misericordia.
In an intense AAA District semifinal matchup, the Western Wayne Wildcats nearly staged a dramatic comeback against the Wyoming Area Warriors. Down 21-9 at halftime, with Warriors’ star Kellum putting up nearly 130 yards and three touchdowns in the first half, the Wildcats faced an uphill battle.
In a commanding performance on Friday night, the Valley View Cougars clinched the District 2 Class 4A championship by defeating the Dallas Mountaineers 41-14. The victory was marked by a remarkable second-half surge, where Valley View scored 35 unanswered points to overturn a halftime deficit.