A seven-run fourth inning lifted Carbino to a 12-6 win over Green Ridge in the 8-9-10 All-Star showdown, with standout games from Leo Heim, Liam Farrell, and Tyler Smolko.

Despite these setbacks, Nick remains determined. With a new coaching staff coming in, he plans to return next season with renewed focus, ready to work hard, earn his spot, and be a key contributor. His ultimate goal is to help lead Keystone to a conference championship.

His journey hasn\'t come without adversity. From battling through minor injuries to the mental challenges of staying motivated and disciplined, Jamie has learned what it means to show up every day—regardless of the obstacles.

Max V launched a home run, drove in five runs, and struck out nine over four dominant innings as Abington All Stars 12U rolled to a 13-0 shutout win on Saturday.

Quinn B led the way with four RBIs while Grace E struck out seven in the circle, helping Mid Valley Little League Softball Minors earn a 16-0 win over Mountain Top on Saturday.

GWA’s strategy was clear: capitalize on every opportunity. The team worked together seamlessly, stringing together hits and stealing bases with precision. Their aggressive base running and timely hitting kept KFF’s defense on its heels, making the game lopsided for much of the contest. GWA’s cohesive play reflected their season-long mantra of putting the team first, a philosophy that has defined their success.

Wilkes-Barre, PA — The 2025 Bernie’s Memorial 3 Mile Run/Walk, a beloved Independence Day tradition since 1984, took over the streets of Wilkes-Barre this morning with a vibrant turnout and impressive performances from runners of all ages.

On the biggest stage of the summer, Valley View delivered in the clutch. Kiley Burke’s booming triple and a lockdown performance from Alana Lopuhovsky lifted the Carbino Club/Archbald squad to a 3-1 win over North Pocono on the Fourth of July, securing the Section 5 Majors championship and a trip to the state tournament in Nanticoke.

Brendan Thatcher crushed a grand slam and Owen Mills fired three no-hit innings as Mid Valley rolled to an 11-1 win over Green Ridge on Wednesday at Crystal Park in District 32 12U All-Star action.

With the NCAA transfer portal turning college recruiting upside down, it’s never been tougher for high school athletes to get noticed. Coaches can now fill roster spots with proven college players in an instant, making it harder for high schoolers to grab attention.

Owen Mills drove in two runs and Mason Tuft delivered a complete-game gem as Mid Valley topped Christy Mathewson 5-1 in a District 32 12U elimination game Thursday at Tom Bell Little League Field. Brendan Thatcher added an RBI single and Tuft struck out seven in six strong innings to send Mid Valley to the championship game Saturday against Lakeland.

Marek Samsell’s clutch double highlighted a five-run fourth inning, and Jack Pierson went the distance on the mound as Moosic knocked off West Scranton 7-4 in Thursday’s District 17 Majors Division elimination game at West Scranton Little League. With the win, Moosic advances to face Abington in Saturday’s championship showdown.

Fueled by a six-run third inning and a dominant effort in the circle from Serena Lesh, the North Pocono Dandy Lion All-Stars rolled to a 12-1 win over Greater Wyoming Area on Thursday in Majors Division sectional elimination action at Bobby Strish Field. With the win, North Pocono advances to face Valley View in the July 4th championship showdown.

Down 3-0 early, Abington roared back behind a towering home run from Evan Ross and a shutdown relief effort by Vincie Pricci to defeat South Scranton 5-3 and claim the District 17 11U championship at Ackerly Field. With the win, Abington punches its ticket to the Section 5 tournament.

Max Vazquez launched a game-changing three-run homer as Abington roared back from an early deficit to defeat Moosic 10-5 in a spirited District 17 12U elimination tournament matchup. Penn Eckenrode added three RBIs of his own, while Justin Johnson and Vazquez combined for a strong effort on the mound to keep Abington’s tournament run alive.