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.

A senior at Wyoming Area High School, Ben Gravine is a standout in both football and track and field. Known not only for his athleticism, but also for his resilience, leadership, and academic excellence. Ben is the kind of athlete whose strength goes beyond the field and track.

Off the field, Jack maintains a 3.9 GPA and is a proud member of the National Honor Society. He is also a firm believer in faith and family. Jack lives by the quote: “Put God first.”

Behind 11 strikeouts from Natalie Pikas and a three-inning offensive burst, the GWA 11/12 Allstars powered past Harveys Lake to secure another postseason victory.

On the field, Sofia thrives in Winthrop’s close-knit, family-style team culture, forming deep bonds with her teammates. Her goals for the upcoming season are centered on being the best version of herself and a great teammate in every moment.

The true definition of tough, disciplined, and resilient, Jacob Simoson has built his football journey on perseverance and purpose. A graduate of Lake-Lehman High School, Jacob is now a senior Offensive Guard for Bloomsburg University.

It’s more than a fundraiser — it’s a celebration of strength, community, and the unwavering spirit of Eddie Kaufman. Join us at Montage Mountain this Saturday as we rally together for a day of laughter, love, and support for one of our own. Whether you come to compete, connect, or contribute, your presence helps write the next chapter in Eddie’s fight — and it’s one filled with hope.

Trailing by four runs with just six outs remaining, the GWA 11/12 All-Stars refused to fold. A relentless fifth-inning rally and clutch pitching from Natalie Pikas lifted them to a gutsy 9-8 comeback win over Back Mountain. A full-team effort and never-quit attitude powered this statement victory.

He didn’t just transfer—he transformed. Weston Yannone took the offseason by storm, showing up in Buffalo with something to prove and leaving as one of the most complete quarterbacks on the East Coast. Dunmore’s newest weapon is already making waves as he attends offseason camps to prepare for the upcoming \'25 season.

But Nick’s success isn’t just about accolades; it’s deeply rooted in the people who have shaped him. He often praises his sixth-grade basketball coach for molding him into the player and leader he is today. “That coach instilled in me the values of leadership and perseverance,” Nick says, reflecting on the early mentorship that continues to guide him.

Her achievements extend far beyond athletics. She is also a member of the National Honor Society with a flawless 4.0 GPA, Ella is a model of what it means to be both a student and athlete.

Delaware Valley head coach Keith Olsommer, the architect behind one of NEPA’s most dominant football programs, will be recognized as the Scranton Lions Club Man of the Year during halftime of the 2025 Dream Game on July 23 at John Henzes Stadium.

Before the lights come on and the stands fill up, there’s a dad out there dragging the field, fixing the broken latch on the dugout gate, or sprinting back home because someone forgot their glove—again. He’s not doing it for applause. He’s doing it because he believes in what sports can give a child—structure, confidence, and a place to belong. On this Father’s Day, we honor the dads whose behind-the-scenes devotion shapes not only athletes, but future leaders.

The engines roared, the dirt flew, and the crowd came alive—but on Bike Night, it was the smiles that stole the show. As racers battled under the lights, 200 children walked away with bikes and memories that will last a lifetime. At Penn Can Speedway, the thrill of the race meets the soul of a community, proving that some victories don’t come with trophies—they come with heart.

With every step toward the mound, Eddie Kaufman carried the prayers of a community, the strength of a fighter, and the dreams of a brighter tomorrow. His pitch wasn’t just a tribute to baseball — it was a symbol of resilience, reminding us all that even in the face of life’s toughest battles, hope still takes the field.