A seven-run fifth inning broke things wide open as Mid Valley cruised past Hanover Area 12-0 Tuesday night in a dominant Junior Teeners sectional win at Spartan Stadium.

Elio Brunori \"Big Papi\" with the grand slam and Mason B’s complete-game shutout lifted the Valley View All-Stars 9-10-11 to a 14-0 win over Wallenpaupack, securing the PENNSYLVANIA 9-11 YEAR OLD DISTRICT 32 CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday night in Jessup.

With a trip to the state tournament on the line and the pressure of extra innings mounting, Mid Valley delivered in dramatic fashion — a walk-off error in the ninth sealed a 3-2 victory over Hanover Area and sent the Spartans storming the diamond as Section 5 champions.

A balanced attack and early offense powered the Dunmore 14u Ninas to an 11-7 victory over Jessup at the Jessup Sports Complex.

Down to their final three outs, the 10U Lady Wreckers All-Stars rallied in dramatic fashion to claim a 4-3 walk-off win over Carbon and secure the District 18 championship Wednesday night in Lansford.

Sirens wailed, crowds cheered, and pride pulsed through the streets as Blue Ridge Little League’s 11U All-Stars celebrated their undefeated run to the District 15 crown Saturday night. Behind lights-out pitching, timely hits, and the full force of a fired-up community, this 6-0 squad made history — and now they’re charging into Sectionals riding a wave of momentum and small-town magic.

Now, DeLuca is giving back to the community in a big way. He is organizing the second annual Team DeLuca Ventures, LLC Zero In Charity Golf Tournament, which will be held on July 1 at Fox Hill Country Club in Exeter. One of the highlights of the tournament is the opportunity to bid for a chance to play alongside select Penn State football players during the event.

A combined no-hitter and balanced team offense lifted Mid Valley to a 13-0 win over Wayne Highlands, securing the District 32 championship in a game filled with energy and effort on both sides.

Her college journey hasn’t always been smooth. As a freshman, Rachel found herself in and out of the lineup, struggling mentally with the uncertainty of her role. But by the fourth game of the season, she earned a starting position and never looked back.

At the collegiate level, Jack has found a true home at CNU. This past season, the team made a deep run to the Elite 8 in the NCAA Tournament, and Jack has his sights set even higher, hoping for a Final Four appearance next season.

Stella Styczen was unstoppable Friday night in Nanticoke, firing a no-hitter and driving in four runs as Hanover Area blanked Pittston 9-0 to capture the District 16 Majors Division championship and punch their ticket to sectionals.

When asked about her favorite part of the Drive, Chip, and Putt challenge, Ainsley simply said, “The whole thing!” It’s a sentiment that reflects both her joy for the game and her relentless competitive drive.

A 10-run third inning powered Valley View past Carbondale 13-2 on Thursday night at Jessup Youth Sports Complex, wrapping up pool play in emphatic fashion under the lights.

Just weeks after committing to Penn State, four-star quarterback Peyton Falzone of Nazareth Area High School has flipped to Auburn. The Lehigh Valley standout, one of Pennsylvania’s top prospects, now heads to the SEC, reshaping both Auburn’s 2026 class and Penn State’s quarterback plans.

Talon Prutzman drove in five runs and Valley View’s pitching duo of Kody Malinowski and Elio Brunori combined for a three-hit shutout in an 8-0 win over Mid Valley Friday night at Lakeland in District 32 11U All-Star action.