Tyler Bianchi’s Overtime Goal Lifts Scranton Prep Past North Pocono, 2-1. Tyler Bianchi delivered a clutch overtime goal to propel Scranton Prep to a 2-1 victory over North Pocono in a thrilling Lackawanna League Division I boys soccer matchup on Monday.

Abington Heights Blanks Delaware Valley, 4-0, to Stay Atop Division I Standings. The Comets, now 12-1 in the division and 14-3 overall, received goals from Michael Hiller, Joey Pivirotto, and James Mitchell to secure the win. With this result, Abington Heights maintains a one-game lead over Scranton Prep in Division I and continues to lead the District 2 Class 3A power ratings with a .723 mark. North Pocono (.703), Dallas (.695), and Valley View (.564) have also clinched playoff spots in the classification, which takes the top eight teams for the postseason.

Valley View Edges Mid Valley in Thrilling Five-Set Victory Valley View pulled off a hard-fought 3-2 win over Mid Valley in a Lackawanna League volleyball match, keeping their hopes alive for a District 2 Class 3A playoff berth. The Cougars triumphed with set scores of 14-25, 25-16, 25-20, 10-25, and 15-12. Cora Gallagher and Hanarra Timas led the charge for Valley View with 10 kills apiece, while Reilly Sprague added nine kills. Madison Hallock played a pivotal role, contributing 13 service points and 27 assists. Layla Marino had an outstanding performance at the service line, tallying 11 aces, 21 service points, and four digs. For Mid Valley, Aubrey Comstock stood out with eight aces, Mackenzie Richards added eight kills, Arianna Vitaletti led the defense with 13 digs, and Olivia Parry contributed seven digs. With the win, Valley View improved to 7-10 overall and 6-8 in the league, while Mid Valley dropped to 2-13 overall and 1-12 in league play. Valley View remains in contention for a playoff spot as the season winds down.

SportzWire Big School Top 10: Week 9 Update Powered by Coach Howanitz. As we head into Week 9, the battle for dominance in District 2 football is intensifying, with some teams rising and others slipping as the playoff picture begins to take shape. Here’s a breakdown of how the SportzWire Big School Top 10 has shifted following last week’s action, with results that shook up the middle of the rankings and saw new faces enter the fray. No Change at the Top At the very top, Valley View continues to assert itself as the #1 team in the district, holding off a tough challenge from Delaware Valley, winning 35-25 to improve to 7-1. The Cougars, powered by their consistent defense and big plays, remain the team to beat. Dallas stays strong at #2 after a commanding 37-14 victory over Crestwood, bringing their record to 5-3. The Mountaineers are proving that they can contend with the top teams, and they remain right on Valley View’s heels.

The Lake Lehman Field Hockey team is currently experiencing an impressive winning streak, having secured victories in 11 of their last 12 matches

Valley View Secures Seventh Straight Win with 35-25 Victory Over Delaware Valley

Valley View Secures 2-0 Win Over Mid-Valley Valley View claimed a 2-0 victory over Mid-Valley in a hard-fought soccer match. Valley View’s offense applied constant pressure, recording 30 shots on goal, which kept Mid-Valley’s goalkeeper, Zack Buza, busy throughout the game. Despite Buza’s excellent performance and numerous impressive saves, Mid-Valley was unable to prevent the two goals that ultimately decided the match.

From a very young age, Ella Wilson stood out as a natural athlete. Her peers and coaches quickly recognized her exceptional talent, but what truly set her apart was her relentless work ethic and unshakable determination.

As we head into Week 8, the rankings for District 4’s Small School Top 10 have seen notable shifts, with teams battling fiercely to maintain their positions. Week 7 brought a mix of crucial victories and some tough losses that affected the rankings. Let’s take a look at the key changes and how these games impacted the standings.

As we move into Week 8, there have been some notable shifts in the District 4 Big School Top 5 rankings. The biggest change comes at the #5 spot, while the top four teams continue to hold their positions after key matchups in Week 7. Here’s a breakdown of the movement from Week 7 to Week 8.

The landscape of District 11 football continues to evolve as teams battle through the season. Week 8 brought about some important changes in the rankings, with shifts in the top spots and several teams making moves after key wins and losses.

As Week 8 arrives, the District 11 Small School Top 10 rankings saw notable shifts after a weekend filled with hard-fought games and standout performances. Here’s a look at the changes in the rankings and what led to the new order.

Juliana Gonzales from Wyoming Area has chosen to advance her academic and athletic pursuits at Wagner College.

This past weekend, the Penn State Wilkes-Barre men\'s basketball team had the incredible honor of attending the highly anticipated game between Penn State and UCLA at University Park. The experience was nothing short of extraordinary, culminating in a heartfelt halftime recognition of our team for winning the USCAA Division II National Championship.

SportzWire Big School Top 10 Rankings Update: Week 8 As the high school football season progresses, Week 7’s results brought a shakeup in the SportzWire Big School Top 10 rankings, powered by Coach Howanitz. The competitive nature of District 2 football continues to provide excitement, as several teams moved up and down the rankings based on their performances. Here’s a look at how the changes unfolded after Week 7 and what led to the updated standings in Week 8. Key Matchups Impacting Rankings: 1. Valley View continues to hold the #1 spot after a tight 21-14 win over North Pocono, which proved to be crucial in maintaining their top position. Valley View’s defense once again demonstrated resilience, while key special teams plays, including a standout 37-yard extra point by Braden Loff, due to a penalty.