Crestwood claimed the District Championship in boys lacrosse on Wednesday with an impressive 12-6 victory over Scranton Prep on Prep’s home field.

Dunmore stormed into the District II Class 3A championship with a 15-0 semifinal win over Montrose, powered by a 3-hit, 5-RBI performance from Evan Mizenko and a shutout on the mound by Max Forgione.

In a rain-speckled, extra-inning classic, Wyoming Seminary found a way. Antek Evan’s walk-off walk in the eighth capped a relentless rally and booked a ticket to Friday’s quarterfinal matchup vs. Holy Redeemer—with championship stakes rising fast.

The Lancers inserted their dominance early on in the game, to show that they were ready to win.

After a wild two months filled with cancellations, rescheduled games and enough rain to make people create the concept of “May showers” the baseball regular season in District Two has come to an end. It’s playoff time and that means it’s time to take a look at and break down every bracket, as well as give a prediction for which teams will make the championship game. Teams will be listed in order from highest seed to lowest and only the district champion will make the state tournament except for in AAAA, where both championship game participants will qualify.

A seven-run first inning and dominant pitching from Taylor Cawley lifted Valley View past Scranton Prep in a 13-0 shutout to open the playoffs.

Dallas used a mix of early offense and late power to earn a 7-2 win over Wallenpaupack on Tuesday.

Northwest got the offense going early, plating two runs in the second inning and another two in the third to take a 4-0 lead. The Rangers collected eight hits on the day, spreading production across the lineup.

Carolyn Comitz was unstoppable, driving in six runs including a three-run homer that marked her 100th career hit, while Nina Barrouk fired a one-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as Dallas blanked Berwick 10-0.

The regular season has concluded for softball teams in District Two, and the playoffs are set to begin on May 19. There will be six brackets and six champions will be crowned across May 27 and 28 and each class will only send the champion to state playoffs. Before the games begin, here is a preview of each class along with my prediction for who will make the championship game. Each class will have a list of teams in order from highest seed to lowest.

Before the first whistle blows, the Valley View Jr Cougars are already winning—putting athlete safety at the top of the scoreboard. With Med Mobile LLC on their team and camp season around the corner, they’re proving that preparation isn’t just part of the game—it’s the foundation.

From cannonballs to kickflips, Scranton’s Weston Field is becoming more than a park—it’s a promise. A promise of progress, belonging, and a future where every athlete finds their lane.

Lake-Lehman High School is home to one of Pennsylvania’s most exciting young duos—identical twin sophomores Bodhi and Finn, who are turning heads and rewriting the record books.

One hour after taking down Wyoming Valley West 9-8 in a continued game from their own senior night, the Dallas Mountaineers beat the Lake-Lehman Black Knights 11-3 on their senior night. The Mountaineers played a complete game on both sides of the ball, led by junior pitcher Dominick Zangardi and senior outfielder Kaden Coyne.

Abington Heights sophomore Adrianna Condrad has been recognized as one of the top young softball talents in the nation, earning the No. 10 pitcher ranking in the Class of 2027 for the Northeast region and No. 59 nationally by Extra Inning Softball. A standout left-handed pitcher and offensive force, Condrad continues to impress with her dominance in the circle and her ability to produce at the plate, solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport.