Zach Cwalinski tossed a three-hit shutout and Valley View’s bats came alive just enough in the fifth inning to down Wallenpaupack 3-0 in a classic pitcher’s duel Wednesday evening.

Mifflinburg struck first in the second inning, as Kaiden Kmett crossed the plate to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. But that would be the only offense Mifflinburg could muster against Warrior Run ace Landon Polcyn, who delivered a dominant performance on the mound. Polcyn went the distance, pitching all seven innings while striking out 10 and allowing just two hits to secure the win for the Defenders.

Cole Phillips dominated on both sides of the ball Wednesday, leading Berwick to a 5-0 win over Nanticoke.

Wellsboro’s Annie Gehman Commits to Susquehanna University for Track & Field, Will Study Psychology Wellsboro senior and two-time District IV triple jump champion Annie Gehman has committed to continue her track & field career at Susquehanna University. Gehman plans to major in psychology with aspirations of earning a doctorate in counseling psychology.

With the rain falling and tension rising, Holy Cross found their closer. On her birthday, Jules Galella delivered the ultimate gift — a two-out, walk-off single to cap a wild seventh inning and hand the Crusaders a thrilling 7-6 win over Mid Valley under the lights at Magis Field.

League clinched. No-hitter thrown. Message sent. Mid Valley rolled past Holy Cross 11-0 behind Nick Mills\' two-way domination to secure the Lackawanna League title in convincing fashion.

Leah Traver put on a show at the plate, launching two home runs and driving in three runs as Elk Lake rolled past Susquehanna, 12-0, in a five-inning mercy-rule victory on Monday.

For these young athletes from Northeast Pennsylvania, heading to Nationals represents a unique and unforgettable opportunity. What once seemed out of reach is now a reality, thanks to the growth of club volleyball in the region. Endless Momentum has opened new doors, and with more players gaining exposure on a national stage, the future of volleyball in NEPA looks brighter than ever.

PA basketball delivered all season—and when the dust settled, Districts 2, 4 & 11 brought the noise to the All-State stage. From seasoned seniors dropping milestones to underclassmen lighting it up like veterans, this year’s All State team was stacked with shot-makers, playmakers, and game-changers. Whether it was buzzer-beaters, 50-point nights, or championship runs, these names earned their spot. This isn’t just recognition—it’s a stamp. A warning. The talent is here & its built different!

North Pocono rolled to a convincing 7-1 win over Wallenpaupack on Saturday, thanks to a strong start and a standout performance in the circle.

Holy Redeemer put together a complete performance on Saturday afternoon, riding timely hitting and a strong start from Cody Quaglia to a 5-1 victory over Wyoming Area.

Historic Night for Tunkhannock’s Erin Van Ness! The senior smacked her way into the record books, becoming the Tigers\' all-time leader in hits and RBIs with a 4-for-4 night in a 19-7 win over Pittston. A career defined by consistency, capped by legacy.

The tone was set in the first inning when Ava Ruckle launched a solo home run to give Northwest an early 1-0 lead. The momentum carried into the third inning, where Ruckle and Addisyn Diltz both crossed the plate on a two-RBI double from Jenna Robaczewski, widening the lead to 3-0.

Under the lights of PNC Field, Crestwood staged a dramatic comeback, scoring eight runs in the top of the seventh to defeat Dallas 11-5 on Wednesday night.

Mountain View edged Montrose 5-4 on Thursday afternoon in a back-and-forth game that saw the Eagles take the lead for good in the bottom of the sixth.