Mid Valley exploded for seven runs in the second inning behind Kellen Hughes’s four-RBI day to cruise past Wayne Highlands, 13-2, in District 32 11/12U action at Crystal Park.

Fueled by a 9-run first inning and a 4-RBI night from Cooper H, Mid Valley rolled to a 16-6 win over North East Scranton in District 32 11U action at the Jessup Youth Sports Complex on Monday night.

Valley View’s 11u All Stars made a statement under the lights in Jessup, rolling to an 11-1 win over Wallenpaupack behind Kody Malinowski’s 3-RBI night and four no-hit innings from Talon Prutzman in District 32 play, Monday night.

Stella Styczen delivered a masterclass in the circle, throwing a no-hitter with 8 strikeouts to lift Hanover Area past Mountain Top 1-0 in the District 16 semifinals. Jillian Weidner sparked the offense with a bunt single and two stolen bases, while Styczen’s RBI knock proved to be the game-winner in a battle of elite pitching.

With the game tied in the final inning, Kayla Magallanes delivered a walk-off single to cap a thrilling 8-7 comeback victory over Back Mountain. GWA moves on to face Northwest in the District 16 title game.

Western Wayne’s Vinny Baldini made a statement at Penn State’s specialist camp, winning the punt snap competition and placing second in the field goal snap showdown. With precision and poise under pressure, Baldini notched his first camp victory of the summer and put his name on the radar heading into a pivotal senior season.

The Bombers cruised to a 15-5 win over the Fightins in the Lackawanna League’s Field of Dreams Game, held Saturday at the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders’ PNC Field. The showcase featured 42 senior all-stars from across the league.

Home runs. Comebacks. Star power. The 2025 Field of Dreams Game was a full-throttle farewell for District 2’s finest — with Team White walking away winners in a night built for legends.

What unfolded at Montage Mountain was more than an event — it was a powerful reminder of what happens when a community rallies behind one of its own. With laughter, generosity, and unwavering love, Team Eddie K turned a summer Saturday into something unforgettable.

NFL legend and hometown hero Chris Snee brought the spark back to Montrose football this weekend, leading a free youth clinic alongside Varsity players and community sponsors—and following it up with $15,000 in donations to help power the future of the Meteors program.

Scranton Prep senior Caleb Rutkoski has been cleared to return to the football field after a long and demanding recovery from a torn ACL suffered during his junior season. The injury occurred on September 20, 2024, while Caleb was blitzing the quarterback. It brought a sudden halt to a promising year in which he played a major role on both sides of the ball as a fullback and outside linebacker.

From Elijah Jordan’s all-around brilliance to Madden Patrick’s smooth execution under center, the South delivered a complete performance. But the North didn’t go quietly—Samir Williams gave the crowd a show and proved why he earned Offensive MVP honors. In the end, a clean onside recovery sealed a well-fought 20-16 win for the North.

The Pennsylvania State Baseball Coaches Association has released its 2025 All-State Team, and few regions stood taller than Districts 2, 4, and 11. With a deep lineup of First and Second Team honorees across all classifications, these districts showcased the state’s premier high school talent. From small schools to powerhouse programs, this year’s selections reflect not just individual excellence, but the strength of baseball across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania. Many of these standout seniors will soon take the field again at the inaugural PSBCA East vs. West All-Star Game at Medlar Field, capping off a season—and career—worth celebrating.

A late-inning rally fueled by patience at the plate lifted South Scranton past Abington in a 7–2 win Thursday night in Moscow. The 11U All-Star showdown featured strong pitching, clutch walks, and timely defense in a classic District 17 battle.

A fast start and lights-out relief pitching lifted Dunmore to a 4–2 victory over North Pocono in Thursday’s 11-year-old showdown in Moscow. Behind timely hits, patient at-bats, and a six-strikeout relief performance by Andrew K., Dunmore held strong in a back-and-forth contest.