Showing they can compete with the best, looking to end the regular season strong and keep momentum going into playoffs, Wilkes-Barre will look to build on this victory and secure another win against PS York on Friday during Senior Night and their final home game of the season.

Scranton’s Senior Night was a night to remember, as the Lady Knights finished their regular season with a 51-45 win over Valley View. Giada Costa reached 1,000 career points, a milestone that added even more emotion to an already special evening. Though Valley View’s second-half defense nearly sparked a comeback, Scranton’s second-quarter surge proved to be the difference.

On Senior Night, the Scranton Prep Classics delivered a memorable performance, defeating Wallenpaupack 72-38 and celebrating six standout seniors. Jenna Hillebrand and Maya Jenkins led the way with 19 points each, showcasing their skill and leadership. Jenkins, with three 3-pointers, fueled a strong outside shooting effort, as the Classics connected on six shots from beyond the arc. The victory sealed an undefeated league season and cemented Scranton Preps place as the top seed heading into the District 2 Class 4A playoffs.

Field hockey is where Bella truly shines. Playing for Hazleton Area High School, she has broken records, earned multiple honors, and proven herself as one of the best players in her division. As a key player on the team, Bella has accumulated an impressive 110 points, with 50 goals and 10 assists in her most recent season. Her outstanding performance led her to be named to the Pennsylvania All-State Second Team and the Wyoming Valley Conference All-Star Selection for Division 1. Her hard work didn’t stop there; Bella also earned a Keystone State Games All-Star Selection and contributed to Hazleton Area’s success with a WVC AAA Silver Medal.

On a night of honoring legends, Sophia Talutto created her own legacy, leading Dunmore to a thrilling 56-49 overtime win over Honesdale, securing the Lackawanna League Division II title with clutch performances on both ends of the court.

The Northampton Konkrete Kids secured a hard-fought 49-42 victory over the Liberty Hurricanes in the semifinals of the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (EPC) Championship at the PPL Center in Allentown, PA. A strong first half and a resilient finish propelled Northampton to the EPC final, where they will face the winner of Pocono Mountain West vs. Whitehall.

In a tightly contested battle, Pocono Mountain West secured a dramatic 55-52 overtime victory over Whitehall in the semifinals of the EPC playoffs, thanks to clutch free throws from KJ Koles and a game-saving defensive play by Jonathan Mateo at the end of regulation. With the win, Pocono Mountain West advances to the EPC championship game, where they will face Northampton on Thursday.

On a night dedicated to celebrating their seniors, Old Forge secured an impressive 57-44 victory over Mid Valley, fueled by Cameron Parker’s 21-point performance and the commanding inside play of Logan Fanning. The win highlighted the Blue Devils’ determination and locked in their top seed in District 2 AA, setting the tone for an exciting postseason run.

Vic Fangio, rooted in Dunmore and NEPAs rich football tradition and inspired by coaching legend Jack Henzes, orchestrated a defensive masterpiece in Super Bowl LIX. Fresh off being named Scranton Lions Clubs Man of the Year at the Dream Game, Fangio had a strategy led the Eagles to a commanding 40-22 victory over the Chiefs. With six sacks, relentless pressure, and zero blitzes, Fangios defense neutralized Patrick Mahomes, proving once again that his Dunmore roots fuel his enduring success on footballs biggest stage.

Back Mountain Soccer Club has officially joined the Surf Nation family, rebranding as Back Mountain Surf Soccer Club. This partnership promises expanded opportunities and enhanced resources for players, coaches, and the local soccer community. With Surf Nation\'s proven track record in player development and elite event management, Back Mountain Surf is set to become a premier soccer destination, offering direct access to Surf Select—an unprecedented player identification program connecting top talents across North America. While the club’s name and resources are evolving, its core mission to nurture young athletes and foster a passion for soccer remains unchanged.

Valley View celebrated Senior Night with grit and determination as seniors Giada Costa, Maggie Pegula, and Daniella Ashby led the Cougars to a thrilling 48-42 victory over Abington Heights, marking an unforgettable finale to their regular season home games with more postseason action still to come on their court.

Wilkes-Barre Area claimed the Wyoming Valley Conference Division 1 title with a 73-62 win over Dallas. David Jannuzzi led with 29 points, including the 1,000th of his career, while Jacob Johnsons clutch shooting in the fourth quarter sealed the victory. The Wolfpack enters the conference tournament as the top seed.

SCRANTON, PA – The Holy Cross Crusaders, ranked No. 2 in Lackawanna Division II, showcased their dominance on Friday night with a resounding 79-39 win over the Dunmore Bucks. Playing on their home court, the Crusaders put on an offensive clinic, sinking 30 total field goals, including 14 three-pointers, while placing four players in double figures.

The Scranton Lady Knights put on a clinic against Wallenpaupack, led by Chrissy Jacklinski’s 18-point outburst and Rhylee Bell’s dominant double-double. Their teamwork and relentless defense paved the way for a decisive 61-34 victory.

A Tale of Two Powerhouse Teams The NEPA Elite Volleyball Club has long been a beacon of excellence, cultivating athletes who shine both on and off the court. This season, the 13U Blizzard and 16U Storm teams have exemplified this standard, carving their names into the annals of youth volleyball with a series of breathtaking performances. Under the leadership of Coaches Roote and Kerecman, these teams have not only dominated regional tournaments but have also earned the prestigious opportunity to compete at the 52nd AAU Junior National Championships at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Their journey is a testament to the power of hard work, teamwork, and an unyielding spirit—qualities that define the NEPA Elite legacy.