In the highly awaited clash between Urisus and Elizabethtown, the game certainly lived up to expectations. This encounter is particularly significant due to the presence of two former Dallas high school alumni and 1,000-point scorers, who were part of the first team in Dallas High School\'s history to reach the 5A final four.

The Warrior Classic at East Stroudsburg University brought together 72 teams for a day of thrilling competition. Highlights included Jhaven Sims-Pagan’s victory in the men’s hurdles, Timothy Leonard’s blazing 55-meter dash, and Tomara Seid’s standout triple jump performance. Districts 2, 3, and 11 proved their mettle, solidifying the meet’s reputation as a premier high school track and field event.

Allentown Central Catholic’s resilience and experience proved decisive in a 61-59 overtime victory against Pocono Mountain West. Key contributions from Vigo and Mushrush, combined with strong defensive play, allowed Central to rally from multiple deficits. The Vikings improved to 9-2 (6-1 EPC), while the Panthers saw their nine-game winning streak snapped. A potential rematch in the EPC playoffs promises another must-watch game.

Whitehall secured its eighth straight win on Friday night, defeating Pocono Mountain East 65-51. AJ Hines and Tanner Dogmanits led the way with 14 points each, while Dogmanits’ three three-pointers fueled a decisive second half. The Zephyrs improved to 10-2 overall, showcasing balanced scoring and a tough defensive effort.

Jewlya McCullon Hits 1,000 Career Points in Old Forge Victory Old Forge standout Jewlya McCullon @jewlyamccullon_ etched her name in history last night, surpassing 1,000 career points during the Lady Devils’ 53-40 win over Holy Cross. The senior guard delivered a stellar 24-point performance, including four three-pointers, to lead her team to victory. McCullon’s milestone marks a crowning achievement in a season already filled with exceptional play as she continues to guide Old Forge in league competition.

Wyoming Area’s balanced offense and relentless defense were the keys to their 59-33 victory over MMI Prep. Led by Luke Kopetchny’s 19 points, the Warriors outperformed in every facet, setting the stage for a strong second half of the season.

WBA survived a dramatic fourth-quarter surge from Hazleton to secure a 72-70 victory, with David Januzzi’s 31 points leading the way. Hazleton made it a one-point game with 30 seconds left, but a key free throw from Nashiam Ford and a defensive stop in the final seconds preserved the win for WBA.

Hanover Area held off Wyoming Seminary 39-38 in a low-scoring, defensive battle. Noah Dewey led the Hawkeyes with 14 points, and critical free throws in the final quarter sealed the win. Wyoming Seminary’s Antek Evan led all scorers with 24 points in a hard-fought effort.

The NEPA Fit Club in Blakely, PA, became the epicenter of inspiration and community support as fans filled the gym for a special event titled \"A Night With The Pros!\" Local Major League Baseball talents joined forces to help raise funds and awareness for Eddie Kauffman, a Mid Valley athlete courageously battling cancer.

You\'ve heard of the Penn State Nittany Lion, the iconic symbol of the university’s athletic spirit, but have you heard of Nicky The Cowboy?

Wyoming Seminary dominated from start to finish in a 55-16 victory over Hanover Area on Friday night. Sophomore Ella Stambaugh led the Blue Knights with 20 points, while Clare Griffin added 12 in a balanced offensive effort. Wyoming Seminary’s defense was equally impressive, holding Hanover Area scoreless in the fourth quarter and limiting their opponents to just 16 total points. The win boosts the Blue Knights’ momentum as they prepare for upcoming matchups against Tunkhannock and Holy Redeemer.

Addison Kilmer scored 22 points, and Aubrey Sanders added 20 as Mountain View rolled past Susquehanna 65-20. The Eagles’ dominant defense held Susquehanna to just four field goals, improving to 8-2 overall and 2-0 in the division.

“Valley View Stays Unbeaten” Cora Castellani scored 17 points to lead Valley View to a 47-29 victory over North Pocono. The Cougars’ defense shined, holding North Pocono to single-digit scoring in three quarters. With a 10-0 record, Valley View remains the team to beat.

Scranton Prep overwhelmed Scranton with a dominant 69-36 victory, led by Bella Dennebaum’s 16 points and a balanced offensive attack. Prep’s suffocating defense and explosive third quarter secured another impressive win in league play.

Lackawanna Trail edged Blue Ridge 58-54 in an overtime thriller Friday night. Ayla Seigle led the Lady Lions with 23 points, while Reagan Norman and Madison Palmer added key contributions. With their depth and determination, Lackawanna Trail proved unstoppable in the extra period.