Delaware Valley won its third straight game thanks to another stellar offensive performance where they moved the ball for over 500 yards. Quarterback Colin McGarvey threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns and running back Mike Iuzzolino rushed for 211 yards and four touchdowns.

Behind a 403-yard rushing assault and a clutch late touchdown from Timothy David, the Montrose Meteors rallied past Holy Redeemer 30–25 on Senior Night. Sawyer Aukema and Cason Petrak powered the ground game, while David’s interception sealed the Meteors’ second win of the season in Coach George Petrak’s rebuild journey.

Lock Haven University delivered a dominant performance on Saturday afternoon, defeating Bloomsburg University 38–17 in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division matchup at Redman Stadium. The win marks the third consecutive triumph for the Bald Eagles over their in-state rivals and their first road victory of the season.

District XI’s heavyweights aren’t slowing down! Parkland, Easton, Southern Lehigh, Northwestern, NDGP, and Schuylkill Haven all remain perfect through seven weeks. But with rivalry matchups looming and playoff pushes heating up, the pressure is rising fast. Week 8 is shaping up to be the most defining yet.

On a night dedicated to childhood pancreatic cancer awareness, Abington Heights junior Jack Hartshorn drilled a 30-yard game-winning field goal with 11 seconds left to lift the Comets past Scranton Prep, 17–15. The former Cavalier capped a night of redemption and heart, snapping a six-game skid to Prep as teammates celebrated both victory and cause.

North Pocono erupted for 28 second-half points to pull away from Valley View, securing a 42–10 win despite an early left-hash field goal from Braden Loff. The Cougars now turn their focus to another big hurdle next week at Delaware Valley.

For the first time in 16 years, Wyoming Area will be represented at the state level in golf. Junior Aiden August earned his spot in the PIAA Individual Championships after shooting a 2-over-par 73 at the District 2 Class 2A Boys Golf Championships.

The Cavaliers kept their record spotless, finishing 15-0 and rolling past Riverside 295–340 to secure the Lackawanna League title. Cole Powell’s medalist 70 led the way, with five teammates close behind, as Scranton Prep now heads to Elkview for Monday’s Team Districts against Lake-Lehman.

From Gabe Duda’s four-touchdown Shrine Bowl statement to freshman QB Brayden Cleaver’s ice-cold performance, Week 6 delivered stars, surprises, and school spirit in every corner of District 2. SportzWire’s features continue to capture the pulse of District 2 football - on the field, in the trenches, and in the stands.

Week 5 Record: 15-2 Season Record: 87-25

Back-to-back five-TD games. Nearly 600 yards rushing in two weeks. Holy Cross senior Kevin Vincent has erupted as the Crusaders’ go-to playmaker, answering every challenge with grit, speed, and purpose. A 4.0+ student, league-champion jumper, and community leader, Vincent’s rise at running back feels like destiny, echoing the path of his late uncle, Bishop O’Hara legend Matt Caputo. A true Crusader on and off the field, Kevin Vincent is this week’s Wired Athlete of the Week.

Wilkes-Barre — Wilkes-Barre Area sophomore Addison Corchado made history on Monday night. In the Wolfpack’s 6-0 win over Wyoming Valley West, Corchado scored three times, a performance that lifted her season total to 28 goals and secured her place as the program’s new single-season scoring record holder.

North Pocono improved to 6-0 thanks to a three touchdown performance from running back Joe Briskie. The defense also played lights out, not allowing a touchdown until the fourth quarter.

More than 400 Wallenpaupack Youth Soccer League members filled the field for the annual Youth Soccer Night, high-fiving varsity players and soaking in the spotlight before watching Valley View edge the Buckhorns, 2-1. The evening celebrated community, inspiration, and the next generation of players.

Mid Valley Stadium is the place to be this week as the community unites for a cause that’s bigger than the game. The Rally in the Valley kicks off Thursday night at 6 p.m. with a rivalry showdown against Valley View and continues Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. with youth soccer, junior high games, and a boys varsity matchup against Forest City. Fans can enjoy food, t-shirts, basket raffles, and a chance to win amazing prizes like a Camelback Resort overnight stay or a 20-person RailRiders luxury box. Come out, fill the stands, and show your support for Coaches vs. Cancer!